The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, May 12, 1922, Image 3
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|| THE OPPORTUNITIES OF THE AGE
t X Are multiplied and multiplying. It is a great day of advancement
in science and the arts. These are handmaidens of religion. WithS+&
out religious convictions the people perish, and science And art
XX I perish with them. To build wisely we must build upon moral and I
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LEO JENKINS, Salesman RAY STEWART, Battery Man
yY Old Postoffice Building?Phone 161
II JUST RECEIVED
Shipment White Oxfords and Strap Pumps, low
'Iand high heels
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g Austell's Shoe Store
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JUST STEP TO YOUR PHONE AND CALL 52. WE ARE
XX ALWAYS READY TO SERVE YOU QUICKLY. CHOICE
IX ROASTS AND STEAKS, VEAL CUTLETS, FRESH FISH, FRESH
XX COUNTRY BUTTER AND EGGS, PORK CHOPS, SAUSAGE,
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GODSHALL MARKET CO.
PHONE 52
THIS IS IT
WHY THROW YOUR OLD SHOES AWAY?
They Can be Made Like New at
W. E. FREE'S ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIR SHOP
Quick service, the best of workmanship. Call to see us before
you discard your old shoes. We can save you money.
W. E. FREE
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. the mouth when you can
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&& not sell tin ware. The value is in
the coffee and not in the cent.. carcful treatment' Ca" ??
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Pilgrims Knew the Bible
Three hundred years ago a little band of men and women lived
on faith and hard work in thorforests of Massachusetts. They
are known now as Pilgrims because they tailed from England
to find a place to worship God.without restraint. They brought
their pastor with them?few modern immigrants do.
Bible Develops Character
The Pilgrims were poor and> unlearned, but they knew the
Bible. That knowledge developed a type of character we all
admire I These first settlers would not be known to posterity
had they not been so well acquainted with their Bible. Is your
Bible a parlor ornament, or a study book? Read it today around
the family fctmp. Read it every day.
WHERE TO WORSHIP
Grace Methodist Church Westside Baptist
J. W. Kilgo, , A. T. Stoudenmire,
Pastor. Pastor.
Episcopal Church ,
L. W. Blaekwelder, F,?t Baptist Church
Rector. * E- s- Reaves,
Church of Christ Pastor.
Thomas H. Burton,
Minister. Firat Presbyterian Church
Mon-Aetna Church "V- * - J. F. Matheson,
H. Haydock, Pastor.
Pastor. Green street M E church
Bethel Methodist Church J. B. Chick,
W. H. Cogburn, Pastor.
Past ox1 ???
Tabernacle llapti.t Church ' Unl"' M?hodi?t Church
H. W. Stone, J- A- Chandler,
Pastor. Pastor.
MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 14TH
Write your mother a letter, or send her a telegram
on May 14th if she is living.
But if she has passed to the great beyond, the most
appropriate thing is an everlasting monument to forever
tell the woifld your respect for your dear mother.
See us for cemetery work of any kind. None too
large, none too small.
UNION MARBLE & GRANITE CO.
L. H. GAULT J. E. DuBOSE
MAIN STREET, UNION, S. C.
For Quick Service Foster's Shoe Shop
and good workman- HAS MOVED INTO QUAR..
, TERS WITH UNION
snip don t forget to
* PLUMBING COMPANY.
call at the Sanitary we will appreciate
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Barber Shop with
. _ YOUR PATRONAGE, AND
baths.
WILL TRY TO PLEASE
J. C. Deadmon YOUOpposite
Hotel Union. 14 Main St. H. G. FOSTER
The Church Stands For Moral Character
A bank finds moral character a chief asset to banking business.
The moral risk is one of the chief factors in making loans. It is also one
of the chief factors in the administration of a bank. The honest bank
is friendly to the church. The greatest of moral law is the church.
When you give your moral support to the church you are showing good
business sense.
Bank With Us, Then Bank On Us.
FARMERS BANK & TRUST COMPANY
C. H. PEAKE, Pres. E. L. MTTLBJOIIN, Vice Pres.
C. K. MORGAN, 2nd Vice Pres.
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NOTICE, AUTOMOBILE OWNERS! ill
WE HAVE PURCHASED THE WILLIAMS VULCANIZING ?!>
WORKS AND WILLIAMS & CUNNINGHAM BATTERY LINE. YY
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF FEDERAL
TIRES IN SIZES 30x3 TO 36x6 INCLUSIVE. WE CAN NOW T
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HOME BUILDERS BUILD A NATION II
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homes. The churches teach how to conduct the home. Therefore aa
the real estate dealer should be the friend of the church. A na- I
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breakfast.
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