Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-11-11
ABOUT PEOPLE

MIS-. 4. 4. owens, Ol iDdlH"ei 10
visiting her father, Mr.. NJ. f. Plexico
in YorlYille.
Mrs. N. II. Herrdon, of Yorkville, is
visiting relatives and friends in I'm
ion.
Mr.. O. Stowe, of Gastonia visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Stowe
on Glover No. last week.
Mr.. G.. c. Mcfarland and Mrs. Ed
gar Faris Of Glover No. 3, spent Tues
day with Mrs. G. G. Davis in Gastonia.
j. A. Westbrook, a citizen of the
Mount Holly section of Catawba town.
ship is reported critically III at his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jenkins and chill
dren of Glover. No. spent Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. McMurray on
Filbert No. /.
Miss Lula Moore Logan of York
Vile recently had her tonsils removed
at the Fennell Inflrmary, Rock Hill.
She is getting along nicely.
Mrs. C. w, McGee represented the
First Baptist church Of Yorkville ut the
state convention of the Baptist w. NJ
U. societies in Spartanburg this week
r. n. Hawkins, Mr.. Craig Hawkins
aid Miss Pauline Hawkins of TirZah
were Weekend visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Mcfarland on Glover No. 3.
Rev. o. a. Jeffcoat Of Ninety-siX, S.
C. visited Mr.. and Mrs. b. a. Correll
in Yorkville this week. Rev. Jeffcoat
was at one time pastor of Trinity
Methodist church in Yorkviile.
J. S. Brice,. Esq, continues to i'm
nroyc with his long illness at his
home in Yorkville. He went to his
dining table yesterday for the first
time in three months; but of course
had to he assisted. He ate the dinner,
however with more relish than usual.
Mrs. Brice is still at the Fenncll IN
firmary where she is nursing her son
Robert, who is getting along so nicely
that it is expected he can be brought
home within a day or two. Mr.. Brice
said yesterday that if the weather Is
good he hopes TO ride out with Mrs.
Bricc about Monday.
The following dispatch from Glenn
son College will be of interest in TINS
section, Mr. Gettys being son of Mr..
w. E. Gettys of TirZah: "Old Man
Jinx" still pursues the Clemson Tiger,
and Mr.. Jinx presented the Tiger with
several most unwelcome blows in the
clash with Georgia Tech last Satur-
Cay. The most serious Werc those 10
RED" Gettys and Grady Wade. Red
Gettys. the veteran of the Tiger line
and one of the gamest and best CEN
ters in the south. has probably played
his last game for Clemson. In the
Tech game one of is leg muscles was
torn and he can not possibly get IN
any of the remaining games. AS TINS
is "Red's" last year, he evidently play
ed his last game Saturday.
The following from the Greenyil!e
Piedmont of Wednesday will be of in
terest here, Mr.. PleXico being the son
of Mr.. NJ. T.. PleXico Of YorlVille: j..
L. Jr., owned and driven by Robert IS.
Plexico of st. Matthews, 5. G., nego-
ti:ted.a mile on the half-mile track at
the rair grounds yesterday 2.1l Ia as
the best time in the free-fOr-all ana
won three out of five heats and was
acclaimed the winner of the S4OO
purse. Rags Direct won the third ana
fourth heats and these two horses
went into the final heat for the money.
J. l.. Jr., trailed until the home stretch
and then nosed ahead for an eXcitlnS
finish. Rollins Baron, owned by II. /.
LIecks and driven yesterday by PleN-
leo won Two successive nesltS anu 'hS
money in the 2.3O trot or pace, county
owned class, for Il purse of 500. Roi-
Inns Baron's time was 2.35 and 2.34.
Referring to the recent meeting con-
Quoted by Rev. DR.. J. l.. Oates, in the
Associate Reformed Presbyterian
church of Besscmer, the Bessemer cor
of the Gastonia Gazette
sent that paper the following: "Dr.
Oates is a great preacher and has
many friends in this vi.inity who Will
always go to hear him when the op-
presents itself. DR.. Harflli;
pastor OF the Presbyterian church ana
Rev. ]. A. Peeler of the Methodist
church, were present Sabbath nlght'
with representatives from tnem
churches to h9r Dr. Oates fine DIS
cussion on the Armament question.
Special prayers for the country's ruler
were offered by Revs. ]. j. 1arrill, a.
T. Lindsay and r. Il. Caldwell: Dur
ing DR.. oates stay here he was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. L. Oates.
Rev. and Mrs. Il. X. Caldwell, Mr.. ana
Mrs. NJ. u. Shetlcy, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Ormand and Mrs. Rachel White