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t ' L-TWO f ^ . ' '"UNION ^ NEWS ?: Ife"'' By M. A. T. F^ - . ? .Thanksgiving Day?ht>spassed into history. According to the President's proclamation it was a National holiday. McBeth School, Wallace Street Primary School closed on Wed. giving teachers a?nd pupils two days many took advantage of this opportunity and spent the week end at home with parents. -Services were bold at Corinth J Baptist. Churdh in the morning Rev. Daniels- our ?pastor, preached a? most excellent sermon on Thanksgiving. - A small ? 1 vet very?annrecial ive audience attended the services, each one ? gave expressions of thankful^" ness for all past blessings. An offernT3?"wasT "talcsii fflid~di^ vided among the older members ^..7rTf- of Gorinth. . We were sorry that the amount was not large enough . to give others,- we feel^that it is not too la'.c in re mum her I hem now. On W ednesday-everting, Nov. j? 241 h, servii-es \vp|-0 hold at. St. Paul Baptist Church, of which Dr. A. A. Sims is pastor, the serjoyecf a thanksgiving offering ^v-. was.madg, the Amount realized has not been reported. T ho le a c iter n-and -pttpiis-af THrSilt and 9lh grades of McHetir High School are to be eomplimen ted for the" excellent program on J Tuesday evening Nov. 2^rd. - Stirring Club of Corinth w&s! entertained by~ Mrs. Eubanks, who lives, on Church St. Mrs * Leola Worthy is the honored president of the Clubhand prom-" 2 ises to not -the Club "over the tup ... The hostess served a delicious salau course, pimeiuo sandwich, jeilo' with " whipped cream, cake aoid col'lee. Many thanks were -Lepdered for hospitality._ " The sold by. Hcv. Lhtntcte; Dik~ ctt by Mrs. 1M sbM'd tllld MlijS MeKissick, also Hec. by Mi^?Men. ter were all much enjoyed. Missionary Circle, of Corinth will have- an Apron Social v/n VYbuhb.-kijW^bVbiiliii!.' Mrs. Carrie EyrcT ^T~the~rri 11 h 111 t?pr^hleuband still has i-n eye to business. On Sunday evening Dec. 6th, Airs. j. j). uanuns win iavor_us .with a solo, Mrs." Anna Simms, a .. paper, Messrs. Calhoun Thompson, Morgan, Garner and Rob ort Thompson will sing ono of their best selections. Dr. Lillir . an Sorter,'graduate pharmacist , of Mcharr.v College will favor us ??with an address,?ritis-wtil bo at the meeting of the Womens' Missionary Society Corith Baptist " Church. * " On Sunday afternoon, Nov 20th, a service was held at Bethel A. M. E. Churcli, by the Mas sonijc Order and Union's Quih11' 111 , (?-Ir. and Mrs. MeJenkiiis, Mrs. Lizzie Blackwcll, Messrs. TV. .'i.. 1 rm _ _ v Prof. G. Vv\ Bolden was Master of Qeremonies, he called the house to order and introduced several members of the Masonic ~ OrTterrwho spoke very complimentary of Rev. Dr. Gamble^ in whose honor tlie services were held, and with regrets each of the speakers closed the remarks. . Rev. Dr. rpspnnrlort in ? . very touching manner ,and indeed thanked all for this tribute of respect and love; he asked that this people continue praying for him and his family, we shall - endeavor to do so and our best winhu-i?ffau with him.?He "hag *?-pastorpd-'Hethel Church-for' five )cULtfwa. . ' "* ' " years and the membsrs are wil^ ' . 1' /? i * r '? ' * =z= ung ror mm 10 remain longer. Rev.' Taylor will go to Blacksburg, we regret to see this family leave in so short a time but our be^t wishes go with them also. A few weeks the "Million Dollar Wedding" was at Corinth ^Miss. Allerta Ruff directed the play, which was vfery successfully arranged. All enjoyed it and were loud in praise for Miss Buff. .The groups taking part 1? ' made beautiful pictures, some of < the couples looked so real, we ^ wondered whether they under-! stood it all or not. j< -Brides? Grooms Malved McKissick Willie Norris i Susan Benson -U^U. tfrandon' Ruth Freeman Glen Shelton 'i Louise Rogers Wallace Hopkins t Mrs. Fride, Sims and Miss j Twiggs were the judges, they a- I warded prizes to brides Malved i McKissick, 1st, and Susan Ben-| son 2nd. it Malved McKissick also re-! ceived th?* priyo -fnr having1, sold the most tickets, Kate Ruff ] 2nd. Mr. J. T>. Carr, Editor of the i Asheville Enterprise spent a few 1 days in our "city a~Wee1c agor-1! While here he visited the Mc-1 Beth High School and addressed J teachers and pupils. All are fav- ? oraoiy impressed with the Edi- ? tor and enjoy having1 him.call, jt Mr. and Mrs BennieGiles, on j Douglas Height, announce the J [birth of a son. Nov. 12th. to he r called William Roderick Giles, t Mrs. Eflie MeGill has recovered ? and is now at the home of Mrs. c Dr. Walker, Spartanburg, S. C. | I She is gradually growing strong-! ttr TTor rwc-ny ^ hoping that she will soon.be per- t milted to return home and re- sume her work at McBeth. Mr. ~ Leonard. Maddock a brother of j i\irs. a. A. Sims will soon leave p Union for more distant climes. | Mr.-.Maddock will be missed byiour young people and also by i Prof, and Mrs. Sims at whose a MrUCharles Smith, son of the 1 late C. W. Smith is still in our I city, he with other members of fthe family \^as summoned here J on account of the death of ?heir p father. ? |c Union County Teachers1 as- ? sociation held Its meeting at McBeth School, Nov. 14th. Rev. ^ Pitts address on cooperation, so-: lo by Mrs. ftant, and paper?-^ Modern Method of Toaohing Qu-^ ography, by Mrs. Janie Douglas j were very good. jj j We hope to have Mrs. Douglas c take us across the continent a- .1 gain suiue day.?We unjuyuil uui? { j imaginary liip wiLh her vgrr-j: much, and tho' the distance from A Columbia, S. C- to San Francisco ( California covered about 2,800 1 miles, we were delighted' with c all that we saw and interested r in the natural beauty of this c part of the world. We hesita- > ted about going to China, but < Mr?. Douglas kindly persuaded us to accompay her and take a ipeep there, so W? consented?we'" wefe all delighted to pack up and ^ return home again, after spend- j ir/g a most delightful visit with Mrs. Douglas across the ocean, j and fully realized that after all j "there is no' place like home." < A little .bird is saying that ( wedding bells will soon ring in these parts. The Dr. from Cam-j /Inn \roo n nrnl/?ntv?n t /% I uvu v> ao u uv/^unit VlOltUl IU 1 our city. Mrs: Julia Mckissick has returned from "the land of flow-j' ers" and is delighted with her , visit.? ???? X --- GEORGETOWN SNAP-SHOTS The B. Y. P. U. is presenting' the Biblical Cantata, "Ruth the ?Gleaner" . on December Bethesda Baptist Church under the personal direction of Mr. An-1 derson G. Gill, cast is made up oi tne city s pest musical &nd literary talent. " Mrs. "Girace Anderson has re= -Httmod- from the hospital in Flor-r * ence and is now duiiig~mcdy; The Y. I. C. met at the home of Miss Pauline Dunmore on Monday evening. A delightful ful time was had. Messrs. Albert Alston mo tored to Wilmington, N, C-.-onl Saturday and returned Sunday with a motor hearse for the Mutual Undertaking Co., of which Mr. A.. A. Alston is Sec. and Treasurer. The Booker Washington Club helcTits regular meeting at the home of Miss Inez Anderson '^ ^ , ..... II { T-WMto rill -r T:', ; |?ALMMT m Thursday. A delightful time * was nad. T Misses Blassendale and Smith } if the Howard High School are 2 whipping a fast basketball squad *nto shape. We wish them luck. Miss Georgia Gibbs spent the _ week-end with her mother at Es- * ^rville, S. C. ~ ? Mr. Alexander Browjr has w leen called to Columbia on busi- ^ less. ^ The Elks slogan is, "Buy a * ;ag and help the poor." The A. C. E. League of Beth- * ;1 Church and the B. Y. P. U. of ^ iethesda Baptist Church are having some very interesting nestings. on Sunday evenings. v t'ou will be greatly benefitted Fyou attend, -c The funeral services of Mrs. L lulia Wyatt was held on Nov. !2, at Bethesda Baptist Church 8 onducted by Rev; Danielsv pas ina, Rev. T. Alston and J.. E. r thue. She is survived by four laughters, Rogina Swinton, Lot ^ ie- Weathers, Louiisa Green and Sarah Lance, ten grand civil Iren and thirteen great grands. * "Sleep on Hear mnthnv nr?rl 11 take your rest. Ve love yuubuL God loves vou >est.'w--- -? ' ~ / A. Q. Dunmore, ' "Reporter * LEVY'S FROM S1MPSONVILLE j Simpsonville High School is 11 rrlproving rapidly. . The faculty 0 ind students are striving hard The honor roll of Simpsonvilk Hgh School is as follows:- ^ rtae D'Oyle; First-grade?Lillic j ?lae Martin, Plumer Henry. Se- ond Grade A. C. Sullivan, Eva* i Sullivan. Third and fourth Miss L Lizzie Bowlding. Third Grade Viliie Mae Taylor, Jones Gold>mith^Fourt^^^c^^Gencva 3 ruiiii. ;rade - Mrs. Frankie M. Bryan; u -.ouise Cook, Theodore Cook a-:ui .. Daisy Switzer. Sixth and Sevinth grades - Miss Georgia fames; Sixth;Roy Griffin, Wilon Qoldsrliith, llarOld Bayfon. &yenth:John .Henry Satter- "p vhite, Luther Owens, Nellie s Dold'mith. Eighth Grade-Miss \rsena Stewart; Cones B. Cok- ] ;r, Raymond Griffin. Ninth and L'enth Miss Isabell M. McKiv 0 ;ick and Prof. J. D. Bry^n: 0 STinth;, T. V. Guldsniilli, Eliza 7 Dooper. Domestic Arts - Miss 1 <\rsena Ste<vart?Gazette Coo ner. MattigTlu.mb.CEL Music Department?Mrs. Franki'e^M. ' Bryan; Azalee Goldsmith, Ella 1 Mae Barton. Agricultural Do- * partment?Prof J. .D. Brya-:i. ' ... Than ksg iv ing_^scr viccs^w-er c field Nov-. 26, in Simpsopville Hi . School Chapel. A splendid sermon was preached by Rev. J. W. Mathis and Deacon Sullivan of li T Qiironc ^ P A nnmKoi' s\ 1 ( VAlOj KJ, V U L patrons and friends- woro-outrSaturda yantf Monday nights'] in Simpsonvlle High School was j j entertained by the Kings Trio,'] The Mystifying Three who per- * formed the most dillicult tricks ~ of magic. It was quite wonder- 8 ~ JAZ/,! SYNCOi'ATK Jnniui' Ja//ci s of Col i Hear them get of on their tea J C and the latest hits. Hear th< Z hear them again. They are at y ? for all Occasions. " ? N JOSEl* OOO^OY6'O'O"O'O0O'gC^O O | ' "THE S1MPKINS' 3 THE LEADING COLC | THE TWO ( s n r?rir/ II ? AM^J\ Music furnished for Balls, Pa where Good, Late, Lively, Hijyh-C Studio: 1323 Assemb'y TELEPHONF PRICES REASONABLE. - LeRoy Simpkins, Manager, Ben Garri: Address all mail to.LeRoy Simpkir o -t; - / ? ~ ~ ? >* - wv; t-> } ' r ~~ ?7^tr f0?lramri ul to see how they made thin >apcr Appear and-disappear, also " o hear them call your name tnd answer questions. Every?ody was highly entertained. Rev and Mrs. P. J. Barton and diss Isabell M. McKissick moored to Laurens, S. C. Nov 23, vhere Rev. Barton preacheeLat it. Paul's Church, all day. Mr. ~ "lark Johnson, Mrs. Lizzie loore, Miss Fannie Gary moored to *Hendersonville, N. C. Mr George Yeargin with Mr. j lasker Glenn, Isaac Wilson,' Unknoy Sullivan, Eugene Glcen, j "lorence Yeargin, Sandfordl reargin, motored f to Florida /here they will spend the enire winter. We wish them suc ? ?' . .i., ' Mr. Judge Wright who has een quite sick is improving a- ain. . Mr. Silas Hudgens is on the ick list. We .wish him a speedv ecovery. ' Mrv Earl Davenport has been uite sick but wevare happy to,' ay that he is much better. ^ Mr. Cluft Hughes .departed J his life Dec. 6, to join that enu- j neral number where he hastak-i ] n his chamber in the silent hall j l rf death. ' He Terjve?^to" mourn | ii& demise, 2 girls and 5 boys. Mr. Mannings II. Baxley. and Ir. H. Castor made a hurried rip to Simpsopville November; CJ, they were the guests ol Miss! sal el M. McKissiek a teacher u the High School Department f the Simpsonville Schopl. Mils. LUCY slowe dead j All's; T.iwv Sln\vo mntVinr of ! lira,. Julia Lee of 2117 Sumter >treet who departed this life on uneralized at Ladson Presby-j crian Church Friady afternoon; lecember 4th at 2 o'clock. { Dr. I. D. Davies, the p.astorj ;ave a beautiful outline of her! iiie and her devotion to thp1 hurch and the Cause of Christ: ising for a text, Thessolon. 4:14: For if we believe that Jesasl died and rose again, even to' hem also which sleep in Jesus /ill God also brine with him." i ... Dr. II, W. .Long, pastor of! Trst Calvary Baptist Church al-! 0 spoke of her clmfsfSft^orJEtrf tude and cheerfulness" in the' lark hours of affliction. Mrs. Slo.we was about 80 years. J age and has been a member I. f Ladso'n Presbyterian Church nost of her life, she was loved >y all with whom she came in; ontact. She leaves a daughter.! .onin-law, several- grand chil-; Iren and a host of friends to nourn her loss. Thus ended the1 larlhly career of a good woman,} -he made the^-woi-ld better by | laving'lived in it. Interment at Randolph ceme- j cry, Johnson-Bradley-Morris un: tertakers officiated. art IOIAMMMI ?W MMMMm - , .. TOR SAIJEc^-One slightly used I fiano .for. sale, and other house-1 told furniture cheap for cash, i Apply to ZhOlj Calhoun" Street, { Columbia, SkC. nuHMnnaMHUMMBManaHBBk ooooo^>ox> ooo:aoo"o:o_ox>^:oxa^ao^ >N!! HARMONY!!! - W crmbra, The Ajax-Syrrcopadorsv-gure number "Alabamy Bounds2_ ;m once and you will want to 51 our service. Prices reasonable g r information address. H McDOWELL \ HjHO Lady Street, " Culumbia, S. O.?: g aaaac*. i - - 1 T M^>onM^ov^:>AD^rfr>nfTnn<mra>m: ^ )RED ORCHESTRA IN 'AROLINAS. Tg" :es?7 '.| Violin, Druma^Pianoand Cornet, ir. rties, Dances? ana for any Occasion ?Y lass Music is d^jired. St. Hours 3 to 5 P. M. ? igt 5S 9173?4756. 81 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. jg Eugene Simpkins, Asst. Manager, :? ?.on, Leader. > _ ift is, 1432 Lincoln St., Columbia, S. C. jgj . - t C. i , - - * . . 7 f... .i . \ - . / - . .. <.nj = l JgEta/^? _fiEV. J. J. HAUR1S0 \ * ' __ FHE UNITED SONS OP J is an organization which is dointr a infirm people of ifimdVi Oro'irn.?J [farrison, si ate Master, -Prof.. J> f). V. McCrae. Stat e Treasurer. I alive and gives to : lie beneficiary pays from fifty to ore hundred do! [TUIT1 $2 5. CO to'^l'lU.Uti ii> c-a.-o t itouaehold goods.-- from yi.f tiess and-up to $10A'U on Doctor's bi 7 Think of it;-and for anj in for REV. J. J. HARRISON. S. M..2::U - or Prof. J. A. K'Tlk. S. St i,tr t hw m.V. n*h \ j*irvxrmH/ ?v fiw ii fill i mi iigaezpyftig;7~*:r~::: X. TT PIKh UNDERTAKER AN of South Carolina - - -Uh? Ve I 5* f ' ' ?-fco . IPinckney's Sanita BEST EQUIPPED IN THE ( 1-0IU YOUR Office Phone 57(V7 1006?WASH I NO ION-K<Tn * f :' OWEN 3 V TI -> . I We cafir-a ce j of Domestic c.i ? Woolens?C omf % before purchase 9^ " ?3tCv" ? Cn ^ j-^ 1117 Wa,shin Phone 69 ufflXXOKoavvoo^a 6 ooooc-o^ o qoo OO O ^ < * IMPERIAL DP ti;' Piesciipliuii ;!; Everything carried in a F j'j; PRESCRIFl ICNS O ;; We call for and deli\ ? I YOURS FOR i i IMPERIAL DP a-?? ?? / ? ? ? f - ? ? ^ ..il ^.LiLSU Saturdays Docortl^r X 199& ' j.'' ??-?. L . / N^. State Master USRAXIAM & D. of J. great v o k for the poor and ft h a ?'?it* bond Rev. J. J ;?c KhU, State Secretary and something after death." It 'ar-s for hospital benefits and i~TrT17TsriTr-n7r^ mation write ) Richland St.. Columbians. C ? M*.. Ber.net tsvilie, S. G. ' f:z zr, 'j:~. jsvjrbuub I) EMBALM ER I a;ul Georgia. eapcsj Undertaker, | ^ ?f? ^ , t!?c Pity. |__J : ^"\=z= rzi r.iplofe Motor Outfit. 1 ^ : : U (t: ;4t (<> \U?Mvni the State. ft ?J ry Barber Shop |.~J IT.Y. ' COME AM). SliK | M sl:l.:' \7 - ... . I Ktvitii'nce I'hone 77<>5 $ < iUjI'.MDI 0. C. |J : / wn mr jcyy?r'Timt wn-i ,-ctw.ii ? i in ? iq-?ygv. I r~~~"' ~?1 :- : :> c-o : oo ooo o.oo ooo.OO0OJX*;J <PAUL I ^ ' ^ \T \ ffiplete stock " | 1 rtcl ill) ported' J ? and see Us f J ng ycur next | I Bton Street ? I 5,3 - =? 1?3 ?H ? o o ;> -? c r'ooooooooo cfctojcoaooi * luc store | Druggists - | t. T)liovrer7226 | = Vr? irst-class Dri'g Store LH SPECIAL! Y. , ^ /er Piescrij: tions. ' jj tfJWlCF.. ;; SUG STORE .fe ? -* ?-?? - 4-"y :-x?<hXH> ? o > *** rt ?:?