The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, May 18, 1906, Page 2, Image 2
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Happenings o^Tnterest
About Town.
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Mr. E. L. Spears went to Jonesville
Sunday.
Rev. J. T. Going went to Greenville
Monday.
Mr. W. W. Wilburn visited bis
mrents Sundnv.
Drs. I. M. and II. II. Hair went
to Spartanburg Sunday.
Mr. C. E. Lipscomb spent a part
of last week in Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. D. Smith, of
Carlisle, visited Union on Monday.
Mr. A. W. Lowry spent Saturday
and Sunday in Chester and
Lowryvillc.
Dr. S. W. Pry or, of Chester, was
in the city Sunday on professional
business.
Miss Bessie. Gnllman, of Spartan- 1
burg, spent Sunday with her par- \
ents here. \
Mr. Waites Thomas, a prominent
young lawyer of Columbia, spent 1
Sunday in the city. 1
Mr. Edgar I)a Shield, of Spar- g
tanburg, spent Sunday with his (
brother. ?
Mr. Clough Arthur, of Spartan#burg,
spent Sunday last with his
parents.
Mr. Carroll Rodger spent Sunday
in Spartanburg with his father,
Rev. Mr. Rodger.
Dr. Fike, of Spartanburg, a F
brother of L. E. Fiko, of Union,
spent Sunday and Monday here.
Mrs. Claud Sartor entertained
Monday evening in honor of her
guest, Miss Addie Hughes, of
1 Itll IAMI .
Mr. Marvin Scott, formerly of J
Union, now manager of Mills avenue
store, of Columbia, was in the o
city Sunday. V
Dr. S. C. Byrd, of Winnsboro, .
native of Laurens, was elected pres- u,
ident of Chicora College to take ^
effect Juno 1. n
J* Dr. Jno. S. Morgan, a recent le
<*ro<luate of the Atlanta Dental college,
is spending this week in the ci
city. Dr. Morgan contemplates
saftkinfi Uftitfn hU htome*
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UNION, S. C.
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Lettic Galbraith, of Spartanbi
came clown for the dance Fri
evening, and returned home Sal
day morning.
Prof. A. M. Erwiti, of Carli
announces that the closing exerc
of his school will he held on Fri'
evening, May 18th, at 8:80 o'cle
All are invited to attend.
Mr. B. F. Alston, manager
the Southern Cotton Oil Mill
for Atlanta Monday to attend
convention of the Southern Cot
seed crushers. About 800 m
will be represented.
Mr. Allan D. Price successfu
passed examination before the i
preme Court in Columbia last \ve<
He is now a licensed member
the South Carolina bar. ft
Price will, in all probability, loci
in Union.
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mr. n. J?'. Molt, of Buchannc
W. Va., passed through Union 1j
week. Mr. Ilolt is the chief si
vcyor of the new South and \V<
tern railroad, and his visit here w
to look over the recent survey i
the road.
Mr. J. M. Harris, our go<
'riend from the Cross Anchor neig
jorhood, was in the city last Sati
lay and paid this office a call. 1
lays that the frost on the mornii
>f May 10th did considerable dai
igo to the lowland cotton in 1
>art of the country. He believ
hough that a stand may yet 1
md. Speaking of Thk Times, M
darris said: "It is the best pap
re take at our house; I have bet
aking it for years and expect
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iiKu it, ior years to come. It is in
iroving every week "
Honor Roll SantuGk Graded SgIiooI.
1st grade?Curtis Gregory, Mai
ing Jeter, John Mobley Jeter.
2nd grade?Malcolm Jeter.
3rd grado?John Corn well, Lizz
eter, Fred Gregory.
4th grade?Ryan Jeter, Rich Post
n, May Lily Stevens, Claront
Worthy, Ethelind Davis.
5th grade?Mattie Gregory, Paul
ic McDaniel, Beatrice McDaniel
Irnwin Poston, Harry Jones, ei
est Gilmore.
fith grade?Frank Moss, Kath
ien Jeter.
8th grade?Clarihel Fant, Dru
11a Gee, Annie Belle Davis.
9th gtade?Frank Jeter. Allei
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',a>' Will Be Held on Hampton Roads During
lur" Jamestown Exposition, 1907.
slo, (by UfAULKS I'UrDKlUCK stansbl'uy.) (
ises Norfolk, Va., May 18.?Yachts- (
men all over the world are turning
towards Hampton Roads, where in <
1907, during the period of the Jarncsj
^ town Exposition there will be the '
tju. largestand most beautiful assemblage
ton of everything that floats or sails, from
ills a warship to a eat boat, that has t
ever been dreamed of by the mo3t <
Hy imaginative sailor man. t
livery American knows ' t J
L'k* Hampton Roads is an p..uh j of
?* the Chesapeake Bay, reaching from j(
lr- a point within Capes Charles and '
a*e Henry to the month of the James n
j River, where it widens into a beau- :
>n, | tiful land-locked bay, forming a
fist1 safe harbor capable of comfortably ^
jr- S accomodating the navies of the,
i*8-j world with the merchant marine jj
-as ! thrown in. Schoolboys recall with
for glowing eyes that here the celcbrated
fight took place between the
, Merrimac and the Monitor within
I sight of the green parapets of | ^
Fortress Monroe. i ^
r. Upon this noble sheet of water
1 there will be held next year a series
i of regattas, races and aquatic events
V" on a scale never before attempted ^
and with a marine aggregation
, drawn from all parts of the earth. 17
,( In the presence of the navies of the
T' world a multitude of white-winged 1
*r yachts will compete for honors and
^ trophies well worth the effort. j
Commanding a view of one hun- ^
" i dred and sixty square miles of protec
ted water way, the Jamestown
I Exposition possesses an area for a
naval, marine and yachting exhibi- j / ]
tion such as has been enjoyed by j
i- rio other exposition in the world's:
history. From the point of view i ^ j
of a marine spectacle, alone, it will ^
ie be worth crossing oceans to witness. I
Many trophies and prizes will be 'in
t-1 offered and many new boats built
? to contest for them. It seems prob-! ?r
j able that a new and better era for
I- J ) achting as a clean and noble sport, j ^
I. j \ ill date from the events to occur i " (,
-i curing the Jamestown Exposition. j *.
1 cpresentative yachtsmen from the!'.1
i- I nited States and Canada have U
j lined hands with the Hampton
i- Loads Yacht Club and th*. Exposi- 0 t
tion Company to ensure clean sport,
n i qui table rules, a fair field and no (f
k*ywr. fp,
South Carolina. Teachers who;
irchaso their tickets in small
ivns are advised to speak to ticket
ent in advance, bo that ho may
mmunieate with headquarters
d be Bure to have a reduced rate;
ket on hand. Tickets will bo on
0 June 19, '20, 21 and 25, and '
ly 3 and 4.
The hankers of the State have had |
invention in Greenville during J
1 past week. Mr. W. J. Roddey, '
Rock Hill, is president of the or
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LOCKHART NEWS.
New Doctor For Lockhart-Pcrsonals
?Sunday SGhool Growing.
Lockhurt, May 14.-* Dr. T. 1..'
rmvoll, of Rock llill, l?ut more
cently of Baton Kongo, La., has
sated at this place to practice
edicine.
Dr. .1. C. Ilrawloy is now in Now
ark at a medical college taking a
wt-graduate course.
Mr. and Mrs. II. 8. Kitchens acmpanicd
by their daughter, Miss
Jna, of the Hoodtown section, rently
visited friends in Locklmrt.
Mr. W. W. Finley made a short
sit to Spartanburg.
Miss Minnie Inman, who has
;en attending a business college in
partanburg, is at home now at the \
idside of his sick father.
Mr. 1). 1). Kobbins, of Monarch i
visiting his sister, Mrs. Sum'J j
Ainter.
The frost here during the recent ;
>ld snap was heavy, but strange i
> say there was not much damage
one. J
The, train for the last few da} 6
as been on time which is someling
unusual.
Lo<?hart Baptist Sunday school
> grnfkially growing in numbers#
'he a? rage attendance for the pros- j
nt qi/u'ter is near two hundred and
lie avVrage collection has likewise
lcrcajsed. We have taken our seat
t thelhead of the class in the Sunay
schools of the Union county asoeiation
both in membership and
inancially and expect to stay there.
As"a guarantee of good faith in
he intention to carry out the above
ssertion, 1 hereunto aliix the name
if Homo.
THE SUMMTRSCHOOL.
Program of Instruction in the Various
Departments?Reduced Railroad
Rates.
lion. (). B. Martin, State Superintendent
of Education, made an
announcement Wednesday with reference
to the State summer school
for teachers, which will be held at
Hock Ilill this year from June 20th
to July 18th inclusive. Mr. Martin
will be superintendent of the
summer school with I)r. D. 11.
Johnson as associate and Mr. W.
H. llarton assistant.
The lecturers on pedagogy and
.ducation will be Dr. Preston
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Gilbert of New York.
Prof. Patterson Wardlaw, University
of South Carolina, pedagogy.
Supt. K. L. Hughes, Greenville
city schools, illustrative geography;
assistant, Miss Agnes Deal.
Dr. James P. lvinard, Winthrop
college, grammar.
Prof. E. E. Utterhack, Atlanta
city schools, drawing.
Dr. A. L. Manchester, Converse
college, music.
Prof. A. G. Rcmbert, WofTord
college, Latin.
Prof. M. D. Earle, Furman
ineversity, algebra and geometry.
Supt. S. H. Edmunds, Sumter
city schools, composition and rhetiric.
Prof. D. \V. Nance, Clemson colego,
English and American litcra
uro.
Prof. G. B. Waller, Wofford eoli*ge,
arithmetic and trigonometry.
Prof. S. Jennings, Greenville Fenale
college, nature study and agiculture.
Prof. W. IT. 'Morton, Converse
allege, physics.
, Prof. W. S. Morrison, GTcmson
liege, history.
Miss Mary F. Wickliffe, Winthrop
)llege, reading and expression.
Miss Margaret H. Puryear, Aujsta
city schools, primary methods.
Miss Catherine Mulligan, Winin,p
college, domestic science.
M iss Minnie Macfeat, Winthrop j
liege, kindergarten.
Miss Martha G. Powell, Win-j
irop college, reading and expres-1
an. j
Miss Ida Dacus, Winthrop colge,
library methods.
All of the conveniences of Winrop
college will be at the disposal j
the summer school. The dormirics
will accomodate ">00 teachers.\
acre are gymnasium, baths, infir-;
ary and other accessories necessary
the health, comfort and convennce
of a large population.
The associated railways of Yirnia
and the Carolinas have granta
rate of one fare, plus 25 cents,
r the round trip from all points |
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