Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-05
THE News OF SHARON
indications Are: That Warehouse: |!
Charges viii be Reddesd!'I. y
WILL Be NO school BASEBALL

WoFk on Locknaft 6rto9o rIoHIosSypt
Sharon YorkviIIs .Road In nfd
condition-other News and Notes df
the Metropolis of Western York. : =.
(By Staff Correspondent): Z
Sharon, April 4.-People from the
Lockhart section Of Union county here
today, said that good progress was be-
ing made on construction work on the
bridge now being built across Broad
river at Lockhart. The concrete struc-f
ture of the bridge has been practically.
completed and the bridge will be ready
for traffic within comparatively short
while. Provided the road on the York
county side of the river leading to, Sha-
ron is put in good shape, it is hoped
that the building OF the new bridge, Will
have the effect of bringing more trsde
to this town, although Of course that
remains to be seen. ,.> X
Religious Meetings. ',
Time for the holding Of the. regular
spring meetings at WoodlaWn Presby-
terian church. and Sharon A. 3. 1P.
church here draws near. Announce
ment is made that Rev. ,F.,W. Gregg of
Rock Hill, is to assist Rev. Carl Nc: ::
Gully, pastor Of Woodlawn church, : in
the near future. At the conclusion OF e
series of services at WoodlawnJ Rev. n.
A. Lummus Of Rtchburg. will assist
Rev. e. B. Hunter in a series Of SER
vices at Sharon church. = =
Storage Charges May Be Reduced. =
Indications are that storage charges
on warehoused cotton here may be re-
duced. No action has been taken yet;
but according to Sharon warehouse
man who was asked about the matter,
last Friday, reduction VIII be made
very soon. The present rate ia 50 cent?
per bale per month and this seemingly
high rate is made necessary by reckon
of the fact that Sharon is witha4t Ase,
protection. Both, Sharon waretpnssss
it is said, are crammed full Of cotton:
No Baseball 7 Teann.::' ,,.ai;
Sharon school will put. out no base-c-
ball team this spring for the Fee4mel m
that there is no available diamnna TN
town for. the boys to play: ibasaheH,
There is NO: satisfactory diamond atsthA
school house and those who have look
ed around town for. some. plaae! thet
,might.be worth while have ,been.unabln;
to discover any ayatabls TT ~ a,.Ra: ,.]la:
There is. some good basehs " t!le tett3a
among the enrolled pupils # ta Aaai!d.
but the idea of a baseball ;fteam OF.
school boys has been passed up ~:
Interest In Defamation ;cdnttst ~
With the close Of the Sharon SseElool
only a month off; pupilss arB looking
forward to the commsncelneht Ehiae
and especially to the declanatt
test which is to be a feature a fhese
exercises Announcement wa4; IaaSa!se, AZ,
some time ago that a. valuable prize
would be given the beAt; declaimer
already between fifteen and s94sty,
pupils are putting in all: their spare 2!
time practicing the declamatlops With
which they hope to earn the prize. Il
Roads Need Dragging. ;': 4
Not in years, it is said, has the sha-
rom orkville road been In greater need
of dragging than at the present time.
The road from the corporate limits of
Sharon into Yorkville is a ,series;qf futs
and bumps and holes and, motorists
who have travelled over 1t receHtly,, .e1- e
press surprise that accidents resulting
from automobile turn-overs arg not re-
ported daily.l ,,' J.. (:
Personal Mention. 80. -. =. =.
= Mrs A. NJ. Erwin and daughter were
visitors in Rock EIill last Saturday. e
: Prof. J. W. Shealy of Sharon: was a
visitor in Rock Hill last Friday -
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Hartness Miss
Susie Hartness and Mrs. L. II. Dubose
of Sharon, visited relatives lin Rock
Hill on Sunday.
Mr.. w. c. Potts Of Sharon, was In
Rock Hill on Sunday. =.
Mr.. ]. Clyde Plexico Of Sharon, was
a visitor in Yorkville today. -:
Mr.. w. G. Hayes Of Sharon, was In
Yorkville today. !,
Mrs. A. NJ. GrIst of YorKville, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
~ p1,{,. IN CboroD'Nn =