Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-15
NEWS FROM SHARON.
Correspondence of The Yorkvills Enquirer.

Correspondence Of The Yorkville Enquirer.
Sharon, August 15-Sharon wants
cement sidewalks through the business
section OF the town and Leading 10 the
school house. At a meeting or pusl-
ness men and citizens held IN front
or the First National Bank Monaay
evening, preliminary steps looking
forward to securing them were taken.
A committee consisting of Mayor
Walter G. Hayes and Messrs. J. b.
Paysinger and S. NJ. Pratt was ap-
pointed to investigate the cost OF the
desired paving. 1t Is proposed 70
pave the sidewalk from WoodlaWn
church to Sharon A. r. z. church ana
from the Main street or the town 10
the school building. A free discussion
of the matter was had at the meeting
held Monday evening. There were
some who thought that the present
was not a good time to undertake the
work because of the high price OF ma
terials. It was proposed 10 ralse the
money for the purpose by munlclpal
bond issue for street improvement.
The committee appointed to investigate
the cost Of the proposed paving VIII
report back to the citizens within a
short time and then it will be DECIDED
whether or not the project Will pe
carried out.
Mr.. John S. HartneSs, cashier OF the
First National Bank Of Sharon ie1t
today with Mrs. Hartness on a Hlsit
TO their daughter, Mrs. S. w. DuBose
at Bennettsville. They expect 10 De
zone q week or more. The vacation
for Mr.. Hartness is a most deserved
one, the first that he has had In several
years. During his absence MIR. Joe
Save of Rodman, will act as cashier,
Mr.. Saye having formerly been In the
employ of the bank here. Miss Sarah
Love, assistant in the First Natlonal
Bank, returned Tuesday evening, a1ter
a visit to relatives at Huntersvllle, IN.
G. During her absence Miss Rebecca
Saye took her place in the bank.
Rev. John A. McMurray and family
of Fayetteville, n. c., were visitors
family of Mr.. w. L. Hill and other
relatives. Mr.. McMurray was for
merly pastor of Bethesda church. He
is now enjoying his annual vacation,
a part of which he is spending with
relatives and friends in York county.
Mr.. Carl B. Plexico, cashier OF the
Bank Of Locus Grove, Ga, ana Tor
merly of Sharon, was a visitor mere
this week, the guest OF the family Oh
his father, Mr.. ]. NJ. Plexico and other
relatives in this section. MI. Plexlco
moved to Georgia from South Carolina
several years ago and Is well pleased
with his adopted home.
Mrs. D. A. Whisonant and daughters
have returned home after visit 10
relatives and friends in Bishopville.
Miss Augusta Saye has returned 10
her home at Rodman after Visit 10
Miss Rachel Cain in Sharon.
A Roger Smarr has been released
from. the military service after serv-
ing overseas and Is now visiting MS
sister, Mrs. II. w. Shannon and other
relatives and friends in this section.
DR., and Mrs. w. G. Whitesides OF
McConnellsville, spent Sunday with
relatives in Sharon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Pratt and Mr.. j.
L. Whitesides spent Sunday In Char-
-lotte.
Alex Smith Is visiting his brother
NJ. w. Smith at Hartwell, Ga.
Miss Avon Robinson of Clover mas
returned home after visit to rela-
tives and friends here.
VIII Sample Of Charlotte, spent
Sunday with J. Clyde Plexico.
A. Saye Plexico of Shester, spent
Sunday with relatives in Sharon.
Rudolph Brandt, Jr., Of New Britain,
Conn.,, Is visiting the family OF Dr. }.
H. Saye in Sharon.
Rev. Job Ross of McKeesport, Pa, Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. r. Fl. G.
Caldwell in Sharon.
Miss Elizabeth LeMond of Spartan
burg. is visiting friends in Sharon.