Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-08-13
SHARON sHAvINes.
Mr.. Hunter Will Accept - Better
Grouping of Presbyterian Churches
Better School Facilities - Notes

Mr.. Hunter Will Accept - Better
Grouping Of Presbyterian Churches
Better School Facilities - Notes
About People.
Correspondence Yorkville Enquirer. :.
Sharon, August 13.-Althoush Rev.
E. B. Hunter has not received the for
NAL calls from Sharon and TirZah
churches, he has been notified Of the
calls and has written the people that
he will accept. When Mr.. Hunter was
out here In July. he said he could not
begin work until October 1st He
writes now that IL the people will let
him stay out In Arkansas until No
yember 1st, it will suit him and the
churches out there better and he will
then be ready to start work here at
the beginning Of the synodical year.
The general sentiment is that this ar
rangement will be satisfactory to Sha-
ron church.
The Presbyterian church Ia being
supplied for the two months OF Au-
gust and September by Rev. d. M.
Clark, q student from Columbia SEM
mary.
Plans are now on foot by which q
better grouping of churches may be
made. At present Woodlawn, Ramah,
Harmony and Blacksburg form a
group. We want to group Wood
lawn and Ramah of Bethel presbytery
and Salem Of Enoree presbytery. In
this event Blacksburg will be supplied
from Gaffney and Harmony suspend
ed for the time being. We would
then be in q position to pay preach
er 5000 or $1,000 year.
The trustees Of the school here are
having repairs made on the school
house. We shall have high school this
year and hence another teacher. This
necessitated another room, which Is
being added on the second floor Of the
present building. The w. o. w. have
heretofore held sway on the second
floor. They will continue to occupy
the space not cut OF into school rooms.
Prof. A. M. Erwin will again serve as
principal of the school. Miss Clara
Wideman Of Troy, will fill the posi-
ton of assistant, and Miss Kate Hun
ter of Yorkville, has been elected as
the other assistant, but as yet has not
accepted the position, since we have
decided only short time ago to have
third teacher. We trust that she
will accept
Work on the bank building is being
they did little on account Of the wet
weather. They hope to be ready to
open September 1st
Mr.. John 8. Rainey has cleared the
ground for his new house. Material
Is being put on the ground every day.
Mr.. w. w. Blair, contractor for the
bank building, will build for Mr.. Raj
ney also. He will erect ten-room
house with colonial front.
Mr.. v. Q. Hambrizht, bookkeeper
for the Hill Banking and Mercantile
company, is spending his vacation
with his parents at Grover, N. c.
relatives at Grover.
Misses Blanche and Clyde Cain are
also visiting friends at Grover.
Mrs. Will Thompson returned today
from visit to her father, Mr.. w. M.
Faulkner at Kings Creek. Miss Eiiz-
abeth Faulkner, her sister, came with
her to spend few days.
Messrs. Walter and w. II. Green OF
Lancaster, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter g. Hayes.
Mrs. Joe Osborne, Miss Kate and
Mr.. Ralph Hamilton from Gaffney,
were over this week on a visit to their
uncle, Mr.. ]. D. Hamilton Of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 8. Gordon from
Delphos, and Mrs. Jas. Huey from
Lewis's Turnout, spent Thursday with
from above Yorkville, was also
guest.
Mrs. wayland Hogan and Misses
Arlie Speigner and Clyde Turner Of
Columbia, are visiting Mrs. s. B.
Pratt.
Mrs. Rudolph Brandt of Athens, Ga,
Is here on q visit to her sister, Mrs. ].
H. Saye and other relatives.
Mr.. W. p. Youngblood's children
have been on a VISIT to Charlotte to
see their uncle. They returned last
night. Tom, the oldest boy, about is
years Of age, has an attack Of appen-
dicitis.