The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 28, 1913, Page PAGE 8, Image 8
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700 Acres in Fair
from Winnsboro
ning water, good
at once.
One house an
party anxious to
low figure.
One 25-hofse
boiler, both guar;
lumber or other p
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prices. These ms
and if not satisfa
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SANTUC |
SANTUC, Nov. 25.?I'm quite alive
and well today and when I linger
here, send me a helping hand at
times?give me a word of cheer. Just
change the game a little bit?just
kindly swap the deck, for I will be
no judge of flowers when I cash in
my checks. Hand me the roses
while I'm living and the knocking
when I'm dead. But will they do it?
I will try writing some today. That
splinter is out of my finger now.
Mr. J. Anderson Thomas, of Gaflfney,
is in Santuc visiting his sisters,
Misses Nora and Agnes Thomas.
Miss Agnes is very sick.
Mrs. E. V. Cannon, of Spartanbure
was in Santuc last week visiting her
brother, Mr. J. McJ. Fant.
Mrs. Estelle Thomas Hyde, of
Charleston, is in Santuc, the scene of
her childhood days, visiting relatives.
Mr. M. G. Crosby, now with the
Union Hardware Co., was in Santuc
Sunday to visit his sister, Mrs. L. B.
Jeter, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Mobley Jeter, Jr.,
of Union, were in Santuc Sunday on
a visit to their" parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ij. B. Jeter, Sr.
Thanksgiving day is right upon us,
the proclamation is, that everybo<ty
take this day and give thanks to God
for the many blessings bestowed upon
us in the last twelve months. Now
many do not know what it means, only
that thev say it is .a holiday and
they will do no work because there
is an excuse to quit and not one in
ten persons will think to give thanks,
ami i do not think I will be far wrong
at least.
At the Sunday school, when the
song, "Oh! wait, meekly wait," ^as
being sung, a turkey gobbler stood
near the door looking in the church,
saying not a word, as if he had an unexpected
thought and was seeming to
say, "Oh! wait, meekly wait," and 1
perhaps you will see what Thanksgiving
means and what it had in 1
store for him.
Did you know peccaries was in our j
county, or do pigs turn to paccaries. <
I saw something that looked like one |
a few days ago. It had a great long 1
pointed head, small ears, a tail nhnnt
as long as a toad's and where its J
horns1 ought to bulge out, it was ,
sunken afcd it was really or had been ,
destined for a hog, but had spent the
summer on a lien, and must have ]
thought, if it could think, that itself
was a new Dr. Tanner.
Some farmers have sown oats,
some are now sowing and some will
yet sow if the weather remains good
some longer. Oats is a good thing
and quite on the brain now.
Now as to that Sunday school rally,
the circular letter sent out states
that there are 4,000 boys and girls in I (
Union county not in the Sunday
schools; I know there are quite a 1
number around this place. But what
about the young grown people; and
as to that, the old grown folks. Come }
to think about it, why is it that anybody
who is able to attend to any j
kind of business?almost?out of :
Sunday schools. Wonder why anyone
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mii v ku mi ireu cany enuugn Saturday
night ao as to get up early
enough Sunday morning to get ready J
for Sunday school.
There was a sure enought mad dog
scare here two weeks ago. A dog (
got into two or more packs of fgx
hounds, fighting and was killed. Mr.
J. P. Jeter had several with a value ,
upon them, and not wishing to kill
them, sent the head of the dog killed ,1
to Columbia for test and the test 1
showed it had hydrophobia. Mr. Jeter
then killed his dogs, but I do not !
know that any others have been kill- ]
ed. I have been informed that the
mad dog in question was one of sev- ;
oral which was in a biting scrape <
with a strange dog last August, but
none were killed.
Hey Denver.
and Ren;
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FOR SALE ,
field County, 6 miles from Gi
and 10 miles from Blackstock
grazing and plenty of good ti
d lot on Mountain Street, nea
sell t.Vlis r?vnrus?*fit pan Ko i-vv
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tpower Farquhar? engine a
inteed to be in perfect condil
roperty.
slightly used sewing machi
ichines are all in absolutely fi
ctory, money will be refundei
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It costs nothing to list Your Good
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ENOREE PRESBYTERIAL
HOLDS ANNUAL SESSION
(By special reporter for The Times)
The Knoree Fresbyterial met in its
fifteenth annual session with the ladies
of Liberty Spring church, Cross
Hill, S. C., Oct. 10-13.
The opening session was b?ld Friday
afternoon, Oct. 10, wher. the enrollment
of delegates took place,
twenty-three delegates, five officers
and fourteen visitors responding to
roll call. s
The following officers were present:
Mrs. E. L. Hughes, president;
Mrs. J. W. Allen, secretary; Mrs. W.
H. Morton, treasurer; Mrs. Rebecca
Deal, secretary of literature, and
Mrs. H. W. Allen, chairman of Executive
committee.
Friday night the pastor of the
church, Rev. C. B. Ratchford, gave an
address of welcome introducing Rev.
C. F. Rankin, of Laurens, who gave
an address on Home Missions.
Mrs. Motte Martin of our mission
in Africa, who was present, gave a
heart-stirring talk on the work and
the needs in Africa. Her African
nurse sang a hymn in the African
language.
' Saturday night, after devotional
exercises conducted by Rev. D. W.
Richardson, of Chinkiang, China, two
of the delegates took part in a dialogue
on "Pros and Cons" of Foreign
Missions.
Rev. Mr. Hassel, a young man under
appointment to Japan gave a talk
on missions in, Japan. Then followed]
an interesting pageant in which
twenty of the young girls of Cross
Hill took part.
Sabbath morning and evening Rev.
D. W. Richardson of our North
Kiangsu mission preached soul-stirring
sermons on missions in China.
Sabbath afternoon was devoted to
young peoples work'. Devotional exercises
were^ conducted by the President,
Mrs. F. L. Hughes; Miss Marie
Dean of the Miriam Society of Spai
tanburg, sang a solo. Miss Agnes
Ravenel of the same society, told of
the Blue Ridge Missionary Education
conference which she attended lasi
summer. Miss Amy Allen, secretary
[>f Young Peoples' Work in the Charleston
Presbyterial gave a practical
talk on young peoples' work, after
which steps were taken toward reorganizing
a young peoples' band in
the Liberty Springs church.
An interesting feature of the Sat
uraay aiternoon session was a round
table conducted by Mrs. W. W. Simpson,
of Woodruff, on how to meet the
difficulties in the country churches.
Mrs. Alvin Dean, of Greenville,
read a paper prepared by Mrs. J. T.
Woodside of * Greenville, in memory
of our departed missionaries, Mrs.
Annie Graybill, of Mexico; Mrs. Annie
Wilkinson Mooney, of China;
Mr3. S. M. Lane, of Brazil and the
two children of Rev. and Mrs. R. G.
Coit, of Korea.
Letters were read from Dr. Ruth
Morgan of our Haichow station in
CMna. The Enoree Presbyterial has
contributed $500.00 a year to the Haichow
ever sirtce 1905.
Reports were heard from the county
institutes and thirty societies.
Invitations for the next' meeting
were received from Union and Woodruff,
and Uniop was selected as the .
next place of meeting.
The election of officers resulted as
follows: president. Mrs. W. W. Simpson,
Woodruff; first vice president,
Mrs. E. L. Hughes, Greenville; 2nd,
3rd, 4th and 6th vice presidents, leaders
of county institutes; secretary,
Mrs. J. W. Allen, Sprtanburg; treasurer,
Mrs. W. H. Morton, Spartanburg;
secretary of literature, Mrs.
Rebecca Deal, Greenville; secretary
of Young Peoples' Work, Miss Agnes
Ravenel, Spartanburg.
Resolutions were passed thanking
fho mnmK^yQ nf T iKni^sr
?<<v Vinwao WJ. xnuvi VJ Wpl 1IIU.O
church, their neighbors and friends
for their delightful hospitality, the
little girls for adding to our enjoyment
both in the homes and on the
program, the members of the choir
and soloist for the beautiful music
rendered during the services, and the
ladies of Cross Hill for the delightful
picnic dinners served in the church
yard under the trees, on Saturday
and Monday.
Mrs. D. W. Mullinax is visiting her
parents in Clinton.
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t City, Si
e Can Get You Anyth
reat Falls, 16 miles
Level land, runmber,
must be sold
r Carnegie library,
irchased at a very
nd 30-horsepower
tion, will trade for
ines at very low
irst class condition
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Music Recital at Sedalia.
The program of a music recital at
Sedalia school auditorium on Friday
night, Nov. 28, beginning at 8:15 p.
m., is as follows:
Swing Song I.ohr
Chorus
Fascination Valse Beethoven
Miss Maybelle Hunter.
Uor, Hni- v r??-1
a^vh aama v/iioiiuv ivatc ... .ril'.Ul
Misses Gault and Wood
Flowers of Spring LaFarge
Miss Maybelle Hunter
Yellow Jonquils Johnning
^ Misses Duncan, Gault and Rice
Hurr.orsque Dvorak
Miss Maybelle Hunter
Gipsey Dance . Th^nie
Miss Fannie Duncan
Over the Hills Giebel
Chorus
Ben Hur Chariaot Race.^ Paull
Miss Maybelle Hunter
Dialogue.?Misses Smith and White.
Im Walde Mendelssohn
Miss Dorothy Wood
Dancing Butterflies Lange
Misses Duncan, Gault and Rice
Valse de Concert Mattie
Miss Ruth Gault
Lustpiel Rouinn
* Misses Duncan and Rice y.
Violin Duet?Misses Townse^jlYand
Wilbqrn. ^
Midsummer Night Dream?Mendelssohn.
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Misess Gault and Wilburn
Old Maid's Teaparty Saqyer
There will be a box supper afterwards
and boxes will be gladly ac
The recital is to be given to raise
funds for the piano which the trustees
have purchased for the school.
A musical treat is in storp for t^ose
availing themselves of this opportunity.
Other features equally attractive
have been added to the program
and the prices are reasonable and in
easy reach of everyone.
Ethel-Jack said last night he'd kiss
me or die in the attempt!
Kitty?Good gracious! And did he
kiss you?
When You Need Tires
For your Car, don't worry
about what kind to buy.
Call to see us and get a
list of persons who are
satisfied with the "Michelin
Tires."
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We carry them in stock
so you don't have to wait.
W. NEWELL SMITH AUTO GO.
Phone 189 ? Union, S. C.
Monuments and
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Tombstones
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In Fine Marble and
Granite from quarry
to customer lor less
than you pay tot inferior
goods sold
through agents. ..
Bailey Undertaking Co.
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iburban a.
ing You Want, or Se
Three to Fh
Land near Unioi
pay Cash.
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Good Secom
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Can't Sell Paper Cap Pistols and Big
Crackers.
COLUMBIA, Nov. 17.?The attorney
general's office has given out a
decision that the law prohibits the
sale of paper cap pistols and paper
caps. Attention is also called to the
law regulating the sale of fire crackers.
it heinc unlawful tn ?oll rmclm-e
more than 3 inches in length and onehalf
inch in diameter, or any explosive
cracker containing dynamite. Th<
fine for violation is $100 or 30 days.
Special Attraction
Thanksgiving
Day
THE SECOND OF THE
SERIES OF LYCEUM
ATTRACTIONS
w m m
'Itie Cambridge
Players''
In Song and Drama
Undoubtedly the best
Attraction ever seen In
Union. Don't Take our
word tor it?see. them.
Reserved Seats Now on Sale
at Glymph's Pharmacy.
To Holders of Season
Tickets:
Call For Your Seats
at Box Office.
Tho Crlicnnio
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"The Theatre Beautiful."
Seriously
Consider It
When about to call or recommend an
Undertaker?you can not be too sure
as to his fitness. This means more
than one can imagine. We have bat
one standard of service and appointments?"the
best." The expense is a
matter of your own desire.
M*
Bailey Undertaking Co.
Phone 106, day or night, for
prompt wrWce when in the county.
nd Farm P
II Anything You Have.
WANTED
/e Hundred Acres of Gooc
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ri. Must be fairly level. P
lilk Cow.
1 Hand Typewriter Desk.
i Hand Safe.
Cabinet.
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ARE THEY THE COMF
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There is a vast differenc
Some are much more condu<
and pleasure than others. P
discovered it. It's all in the
We enjoy a good Rocker oui
have selected some comforta
try them.
NEW GOODS arriving
on our windows.
OUR GOODS are rie-ht
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right, see us and save monej
We have three floors pa
niture, and can furnish any
from the cheapest to the beg
show* you our goods. Give v
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^ Brilliantines, Panama?, Whi
> ^ ings, Ratines, Flannelettes,
duced prices.
On Saturday,^Nov. 29,
J we will sell for 30 mi
2, Calico to a customer fc
One lot of Shoes to be cloi
We handle an up-to-date
Caps, Dress Shirts and Necl
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XCOME, INSPECT
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erhaps you may have
! way they are built,
-selyes, and think we
.ble ones. Come and
daily, keep your eye
; and our prices are
eked full of fine furroom
in the house
>t. It's a pleasure to
is a Call.
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and Percales at re- j|?
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inutes, 10 yards X
>r 25c. J
3ed out at cost. +
line of Men's Hats,
Kwear.
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