The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, July 28, 1922, Image 4
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Chinese General a
Christian Converl
New York, July 27.?A persona
pi> tin o of General Feng Yuh-siang
Known as the Christian general in th'
f.irees of Wu I'ei-Fu, is contained ii
:i letter from Mishop F. IK Grave
of Shanghai which has been receive
here by I'rotestant Kpiscopal loaders'
liishop Graves is said to have knowi
General Feng for a number of year.1
'Feng has been elevated to the gov
ernorship of Honan province," write
Pushup Graves, "and it is character
istic of him that when he attended ;
big reception recently in his hono
he rode to the Y. M. C. A. hall on i
bicycle with a few unarmed attend
ants, instead of being surrounded bj
the customary mounted cavalcade
His first Sunday as governor fount
General Feng attending a joint serv
ice of all the Christian denomination:
in Kaifeng at the Shend Kung Hai
or Rpiseopal church. Here the Chris
tian general preached a sermon fron
the text: 'To him that knoweth to d<
good and doeth it not. to him it i'
?in.'
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a home bereft of it. They
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Dick Headrick, the wond
Story by Perry N. Vekro
hows 2,4, 6,8, 10 Added
active To
Fords Reduct
ALL WK.LPfLK.i3 1HA1
AND WILL ACCEPT ALL
BE DELIVERED AS S0(
arter (ready to go) . . . .
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ready to go)
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rson Mot<
Ford Sales and Service
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"IIf appropriated out of his prir
vate funds a sum sufficient to care
for the beggars who infest the city
until employment could be obtained
I for them, at the same time announc>
ing that those who wouldn't work for
>' .1 living must leave llonan."
" I'eng, according to Episcopal miss
sionaries, became a convert to Chris[i
' tiamty II years ago when, attacked
' oy a disease which native physicians
n dedand incurable, he was roioud
' Lo health by the ministrations of a
Christian n.i ?ionnry. Thousands of
s !iis soldiers ha.e embraced th" religious
faith of their leader and vit 1
tory on the field is frcouentlv follow
r ed l?y a service of thanksgiving of a
1 Christian chnractci which is !< ?! by
General Feng h niself, it is reported.
' "General Feng is somewhat of a
j Cromwell in his religious ideas,"
I'.ishop Graves said, "hut there is no
ipiestion at all of his sincerity. He
shares hard conditions with his men.''
French traffic experts will try to
, solve congestion difficulties in Pari.>|
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traffic.
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Administrator's Notice
All persons holding claims against
the estate of Stars Austin, deceased
must present the same, duly proven, to
me, and all persons indebted to said
estate must may payment to me.
(Mrs.) Bessie Austin,
Administratrix Kst .of Sturks Austin.
Santuc, S. C. 7-28; 8-4 11
Castle of Romance
Offered for Sale
Iondon, .July 27.?Tantallon Castle
in North Berwick, for centuries the
stronghold of the Douglases, is to
be sold this summer. In Sir Walter
Scott's "Marmion" the bafttlements
of the Tantallon are the meeting
place of Clare and her lover.
Around its walls many fierce battles.
have been fought. At one time
the castle was besieged by King
James V, who failed to make a breach
in its 12 feet walls and starved out
the garrison. I?atcr it was the scene
of onslaughts by Cromwell and the
('ovenanters.
"Cross Crossings Cautiously."
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Annual Meeting of
Baptist W. M. U.
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(Continued from page one)
Lloyd Belue.
Committee on resolutions: Mrs.
Paul Wilburn, Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs.
Bentley.
A delicious lunch was served to every
on? at the noon hour.
The afternoon session was opened
with a devotional service led by Mrs.
W. W. Wood, using the 46th Psalm,
and developing the theme: "Be still
and know that I am God."
The cause of the 75 million campaign
was strongly impressed upon
the union by eight women forming an
acrostic.
C?Mrs. Jolly.
* A?Mrs. Bailey.
M?Mrs. Eison.
, P?Mrs. Eacles.
A?Mrs. Adams.
I?Mrs. Eadens.
* G?Mrs. Garner.
N?Mrs. Wilburn.
The report on Mission Study ably
presented by the chairman, Mrs. R. M.
Hendley, showed an increase of interest
and enthusiasm. Her plea was
* for a continuation and increase of this
most helpful part of the work. Mrs.
nn..:n ? x. _ 2--- ? * *
? i/uvm ! emu's nas reicivea inree certificates
with seals attached for having
completed the presicribed courses
in Mission Study.
The report of work by tTie Y. W. A.
and G. A. societies was briefly made
by Mrs. Bobo. Mt. Joy attained the
honor roll of Y. W. A.
Union First and Lower Fairforest
G. A.'s received honor roll badges.
Mon-Aetna G. A.'s entertained the
convention with special exercises.
The hour for R. A. work was in
charge of Mrs. E. L. Spears, county
association superintendent.
The following compose the honor
roll of R. A.: Union First. Honorable
mention, West Side and Carlisle.
The demonstration by the Ambassadors
of the Union First proved the
wisdom of training our boys for
Christian service.
Miss Azile Wofford, state superintendent
of R. A. work, brought a
bright inspiring message of cheer and
promise for the development of this
phase of the work. She presented
numerous methods of arousing interest
and assuring success in the work
A splendid paper on the subject that
we are responsible for offense in dress,
speech and deportment umong our
young women by Mrs. Jno. T. Scott.
In a quiet attitude of prayer we received
the obituary report made by
Mrs. W. W. Wood. Our loss is their
il gain. Death is swallowed up in vic,
tory. Thanks be to God who giveth
us the victory. Rev. H. W. Stone led
' in prayer in memory of our departed
> dead.
? The election of officers resulted a&
ofaH?nnS: theirl
l It was a sight tobiography His imr
> rt, to see mid- th,B line 13 the writm8
> I and men, to cn the movement in So
,unger women Woun<Jed at Wah
bn their backs
* :food and fag
inds pots and Washington. July 27
pen their load General Hospital, her
many wounded veterai
destined never war have been restoret
* ,tion, as the at which there are still
*ng in the early boats of the strangest
itains soon de- whole army service.
I and the roads n?ep, hospital attendan
ti dead bodies. <<nly willing, but anvi,
jonally seen by thefr blood to those of
ae of the Ar- who can be cured onl>
re those who jected in their veins t
..rare lpft hp. blood of ?
committee on place named the Salem
Baptist church for the place of
meeting in 1923.
Mrs. Paul Wilburn presented the
resolutions of the body which were
adopted with a rising vote of thanks.
Night Service.
Devotional conducted by Rev. H. \V^
Stone. Pageant by Junior organization
and a message by Miss Clement.
An ancient Saxon law has been unearthed
in England, technically known
as "the doctrine of coercion," under
which a wife virtually is the property
of her husband.
Tortoises, turtle* and toads are
toothless.
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT*
WANTED?Position as teacher in
k.. I - .1.. -X ?e . .
aiiiiij i>y muy vi irimcmeiii anu
culture, with experience "and love
, for the work. Country or small
town preferred. Address Miss
Emma Ross, Sharon, Ga.
1442-5tpd
I WILL TAKE stock, horses, mules
or cows, price will be $5.00 payable
in advance, for the season. I have
Bermuda, Japan clover and Egyptian
grass. I will not overstock
my pasture. No stock will be taken
for less than $5.00 in advance. L. J.
Hames. 1442-2t
SEVERAL SMALL TRACTS of lan.l
for sale lying around the depot at
I^ockhart Junction, nt bargain
prices. See E. F. Kelly & Bro., The
Land Men. 1442-tf
THE UNION NATIONAL FARM
LOAN ASSOCIATION Is now ac
cepung applications irom iarmersi
for farm loans at G per cent interest.
This is a wonderful opportunity
for the farmers of Union county.
Farmers interested can apply
through R. L. Kelly, secretarytreasurer
of the local association.
1442-tf
T AM PREPARED to' furnish fine river
and upland pasturage for cattle
and horses. Se^ tne at once if you
are interested. J. E. Minter, Sedhlia,
S. C. , - ltpd
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while we have a full stock of all t
JUST LOOK /
Y 30x3 1-2 Non-Skid Diamond
30x3 Non-Skid Diamond Tir
30x3 Smooth Diamond Tire
30x3 1-2 Diamond Gray Tut
JL+ 30x3 Diamond Gray Tubes
All Other Sia
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To show you that we are after
more for your money than anybod
A One 30x3 Diamond Smooth
30x3 Diamond Gray Tube,
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ility high grade tires and tubes being
ces. Cut almost in half. The high
s never been questioned. Come now,
rizes.
IT THESE PRICES
I Tires . . $8.70 I
es $8.10
s $7.65
>es (best quality) $1.50
$1.30
:es in Proportion.
ND SMALL CAR OWNERS
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your tire business, and can give you
y else, we offer for a limited time:
Tread Tire and one dJO f7P
both for fPOm I D
Skid Tire and one (^A AA
both for tPa/aUU
>n-Skid Tire and (l*"| A AA
y Tube, both for JlvsUU
NUINE DIAMOND TIRES AND 1
fERY RESPECT. NO SECONDS OF
Here are a few other prices now
lir carload stock lasts:
1x4 Diamond Non-Skid Tires
2x4 Diamond Non-Skid Tires (fabric)
3x4 1-2 Diamond Non-Skid Tires (fab
2x4 Diamond Cord Tires (new Diamc
3x4 Diamond Cord Tires (new Diamc
4x4 1-2 Diamond Cord Tires (new Dia
3x5 Diamond Cord Tires (new Diamc
5x5 Diamond Cord Tires (new Diamc
All Other Sizes in Prop<
1x4 Diamond Gray Tubes
2x3 1-2 Diamond Gray Tubes
2x4 Diamond Gray Tubes
3x4 Diamond Gray Tubes
4x4 Diamond Gray Tubes
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4x4 1-2 Diamond Gray Tubes
5x5 Diamond Gray Tubes
n. Wf> have all sizes in stock fr<
tly, 4>ut cash must accompany orders,
the cash discount is already ded
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"Hardware Leaders"
Union, South Carolina
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reads, full size, $1.50 value at
s, a $1.00 value, our special [
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Lisle Hose, regular price 25c
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landkerchiefs, each
andkerchiefs, each
iported Swiss Organdie, closii
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35c value at, each
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