The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, May 19, 1916, Page 7, Image 7
LOCKHART JUNCTION
Lockhart Junction, May 15.?This
is the 15th day of May and still dry
and it seems to be looking gloomj
for cotton and the farmers are get
ting blue for there is no good stan<
of cotton and it is getting late nov
for cotton. Some think their see<
will not come up. No one know!
what the future will bring. Thos<
who have old cotton on hand will like
ly get a good price for it.
Mr. A. D. Plexico and I were ii
Cherokee county last week spending
a few days visiting relatives an<
friends. Also visited the county seat
Gaffney.
We stopped at the home of Mr
Doc Webber. Also Mr. M. C. Lowr
and Mrs. John Lowry, near Wilkins
ville, where we were treated with kin<
hospitality.
Sunday we were at Elbethe
church, where memorial services wer
neia. met many t.neroKee people am
some from other sections as severa
counties were represented. A ver
large gathering of people were pres
ent to take part in the memorial ser
vices.
Mothers' Day was observed also a
part of the program. There was i
program for the children, many littl
children saying speeches. Musi
was furnished by the string band o
Gaffney with the organ player. Th
music was fine. Rev. Pentuff am
Prof. Dobson of Gaffney were sp'.ik
ers for the occasion.
Well, I am saying a good deal abou
this, but now I will have to tell yoi
about that good dinner which wa
spread out for everybody on a loni
table well-filled. I imagine if tha
table could have talked it would hav
groaned and said, "Eeat it up quick
for I want to get rid of my burden.
Well, boys, there is where I did jus
tice to myself, eating and talking t
the ladies.
I was invited to the closing exer
vises 01 trie ttisnop school, but wa
away. I guess Vero will tell abou
it.
Will say I was at Wesley's Chape
Friday, the 5th of May, at the closi'ni
of that school. My letter of las
week did not tell the name of th
school, only said Mr. W. H. Johnso:
was teacher.
I stopped at the hospitable horn
of Mr. Ashmore Vanderford, wher
we spent the night while in that sec
tion.
Messrs. W. R. Elliott and W. H
Barton of Clemson wtih Mr. Carnel
of Union, our demonstration workei
were all at the Gault school house las
Thursday night, where they mad
good talks on various subjects o
farming and growing clover and oth
er things for the land. These talk
were very interesting, as we shouli
sow more clovers and such as t<
build up our lands. And then w
would not have to use any fertilizer
?dJLL.knoy one man who doesn't buy an;
guano now for he has improved' hi
land by sowing and his land has im
proved so much now that he doesn'
need to buy fertilizer. We all ough
to do the same. Moxy.
ELFORD GROVE.
Elford Grove, May 15.?The weath
er still continues dry and it looks a
if everything will burn up. The tfar
dens are needing rain very badly.
The Sunday school at Elford i
still improving. We hope to see ;
larpre crowd out next Sunday as it i
Rev. Mr. Thrasher's preachinp day
We were ^lad to see Mr. T. S. Little
john last Sunday. He made a fin
talk, which all enjoyed. Mr. Little
john, we will be plad to have yoi
wi'th us airaiu. Rev. L. M. Rice wa
also with us. Rev. Mr. Justus als<
made a fine talk. We are alway
jrlad to have these jrood men with us
Mr. C. G. West of Jonesville was ;
visitor with us at Elford last Sunday
Come and be with us. We welcom
one and all.
Misses Estell Home of Union an<
Misses Ruby Home of Jonesville wa
visi'tinjr in this community Sunda;
and attended Sunday school.
Mr. Robert Home and wife am
Miss Rosa Home of Union visitei
relatives in this community Sunday
Mrs. Cyntha Home of Elford ha
returned from Union, where she ha
been visiting relatives.
Little Edna Orr returned last Sat
urday from Union, where she ha
been visiting her jrrandmother, Mrs
Noland.
Another old Veteran, Mr. Merti
Ckour .... I U.i. I - ' it
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funeral was at Gilead cemetery Sun
day.
Mr. M. C. Gault of I.ockhart June
tion and A. D. Plexico of Elford wen
to Wilkinsville last week on business
We are glad to know little Adelin
Edmonds at I.ockhart Junction is stil
improving.
A large crowd of the Elford Grov'
people went to Thickety last weel
fishing and they report a fine tim
and plenty of fish stew to eat, whicl
all enjoyed. "Blue Eyes."
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It's a short honeymoon that last
till the furniture is paid for.
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' Food provided 1
3 serves the careful t
e wife. Do you use
baking powder?
I The quality of
1 quickly raised flour
upon the kind of b
j Royal Baking
- cream of tartar deri
absolutely pure an<
lence for making f<
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nor phosphate.
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\ NEW HOPE
New Hope, May 15.?The weath
still continues dry. Farmers are at
u leisure now. Very little is being do
R and with no work to do some ha
*7 been going fishing and having picni
The entertainment at the Bish
e school Friday night was quite a si
JJ cess. A large crowd attended. E
erybody enjoyed the occasion a
teacher for her good work in teac
0 ing and training the pupils. I t
sure we all have been fortunate
" have her as our teacher. We had wi
R us our superintendent of educatii
Mr. Hope, and Miss Alsie Smil
, which they formed a rural communi
! club and we all enjoyed having th(
'f I with us.
Dont forget the Children's Day
c ercises at New Hope third Sundi
n May 21st.
The 26th of May at the Bish
e school house there will be given
e play and will have small admissi
for benefit of the church. Everybo
j invited to come.
|j A good crowd attended the missic
ary meeting at Mrs. B. M. Beckn
' Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Palmer i
~ tended the closing exercises of Bish
school and spent the week-end wi
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Bishop,
j Miss Myrtle Reeves of Ced
Grove visited Miss Martha Lee Fo
0 ler last week.
f There were several visitors at t
t" home of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Whitlo
^ k Sunday. .
h Mrs. H. I. Horton of Columbia t
tended the closing exercises at Bish
^ school. Vero.
KELTON ~
Kelton, May 15.?The farmers a
_ mostly idle now, but will soon ha
3 plenty of work to do. Some few
_ them have commenced to chop c
cotton. Mine does not need any thi
s nInga
Miss Ash, who has been teachii
s the McGowing school, closed h
school last Friday and Saturday. T
. patrons gave a picnic with a 1)
e pot of hash with chickens, ham a
ill lUiM/nn 4--%. ' 1
_ uii ^uuvi tiuii^n iu tfilL. noUI 1
j or 150 persons were present to e
s ^oy themselves in a social way a
0 eat to their satisfaction. Everythii
s passed off in a perfect manner, i
. being pleased. These good peop
a have an annual picnic at the close
. their school. Miss Ash will leave f
e her home in York county the 151
As I only gave mention of the Sta
1 reunion at Rock Hill in a recent no
s I will give a word or two more.
y Inman, A. G. Bentley and I left i
the early morning Southern train .
I April 24th and on the way met oth
1
Good Decoration
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for the family table dehought
of every housethought
when buying
cake, biscuits and all
foods depends largely
aking powder used.
Powder is made from
ved from grapes. It is
1 has proved its excel
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juu ui niiesi quality ana
generations.
owder contains no alum
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comrades. We made connections at
Spartanburg, but had to lay over
ier about eight hours at Blacksburg, got
a dinner and supper and the old Vet?
ne passed off part of the time in an old
ve time experience meeting- Well, I did
not know there were so much sheep
op stealers during the war. One old
,c_ brother said he never stole anything,
;v_ another said to him, "You made a
n(j mighty poor soldier then." One told
,h_ while in Virginia, he and another
im friend were planning for a chicken
to raid. Said he knew where there were
plenty, but his friend must do the
)n climbing. The other said all right,
th' so they struck out that night. When
ty they got to the old negro's house
;m where they were to get their game
they stopped near the old negro's
,Xt door. The old gray haired negro was
Xyt down at his evening devotion praying
for the poor, hungry and cold Conop
federate soldiers, asking the good
a Lord to feed and take care of them
nn and let them tret hark home to their
(jy mothers and wives and chfldren. Said
he to the other fellow, "We will not
,n_ take any of his chickens." The other
ell fellow said, "Psham, don't talk that
way, we will pet them. I know where
there is a had nepro; we will pet
op his." So they went and pot his. We
th left Blacksburp that nipht via Hickory
Grove and York and landed at
ar Rock Hill about 11 p. m. and was imw_
mediately assipned to our homes and
cars to carry us there. There was
he no tentinp out or lyinp on cots, but
ck everyone had a pood bed to sleep in
and supper and breakfast serveo 4iuL
jt- we all eat dinner in a larpe hall,
op where the pood ladies waited on us.
Of all the reunions I have ever attended
Rock Hill is in the lead. The
Winthrop collepe pave us a reception
one eveninp and we surely had a
rp pood time with all those pretty pirls.
vp Two of them took me up in the chapel
where they were to have sinpinp,
etc., and my old friend, J. G. Lonp,
n_ Sr., treated me rather bad. I introduced
them to him and he took charpe
of one of them. Well, that was all
er ripht, for if a fellow can be talked
to death one can do that. After the
sinpinp we were carried in to another
|i(j room and was served cream and cake
by those sweet pirls. I was assipned
to the home of Rev. R. A. Miller,
ml one of my old company, and a Presn
r hyterian minister and he and Mrs.
I Miller know how to make one feel
(j.? at home. G. T. G.
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AMSEY
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WAS UNABLE TO WORK
FOR SIXTEEN MONTHS
Greenville Man Says His
Ailments Made Him a
Complete Wreck.
ALL TREATMENT FAILED
W. R. Henson f>ays Not Until Ho
Took Tanlac Did He Got Roliof.
Gainod 10 Pounds on 3
Bottles.
"Tanlac is the best medicine I have
ever tried and it has improved my
health so much that I can work now,
though my ailments had made me a
complete wreck and had kept me
from working for sixteen (16)
months," declared W. R. Henson, a
carpenter, who resides on Grave Road,
near Augusta St., in the Cherokee
Park Suburb or Qreenvflle, S. C.
The case of Mr. Haneen ik one of
the most remarkable in Greenville
which has yet come to the attention
of the Tanlac representative. Mr.
Henson had kidney and bladder trouble
so badly that his health was undermined
and his strength was lost.
From October, 1914, until a few
weeks ago, when he began to take
Tanlac, Mr. Henson had been unable
to find anything which would give
him satisfactory results. He said he
gained ten (10) pounds while taking
the first three bottles of Tanlac.
Just three bottles of "The Master
Medicine" made an almost new man
of him, said Mr. Henson, and he is
strong and sincere in his praise of
this wonderful preparation. He considers
remarkable the relief it gave
him. Mr. Henson's statement follows
:
"T suffered from a very bad form
of kidney and bladder trouble from
October, 1914. I had keen pains in
my back and left side. After this
trouble hit me, my health gave way
completely and I became too weak to
work. I did nothing but the lightest
kind of work around the house until
after I began taking Tanlac. I lost
much weight as a result of my ailments,
and I had absolutely no energy.
One of the most distressing
symptoms I had was that T had absolutely
no control over the bladder
muscles.
"I sought treatment from many
qualified persons and I was told that
I had catarrh of the bladder. I also
tried many medicines but obtained no
ouuj.iiciv.wi; icauus in any case until
I bepan Tanlac.
"My daughter had been for some
time an interested reader of the testimonials
of those who had been aided
by Tanlac, and she finally convinced
me that Tanlac was the medicine
I needed, It was exactly the
j^fdjcine I needed, as later was
proved.
"Tanlac Rave me wonderful relief.
I pained ten (10) pounds and
have taken only three bottles. T can
do much work now, and, as an illustration
of the heavy work I can do,
I today lifted a heavy piece of timber
and carried it across the lot.
That shows how much my strength
has increased. I work a preat deal
more now that I have for sixteen
months?since this trouble hit me. I
feel so much better in every way. If
it had not been for Tanlac I puess I
would be in bad shape now sure
enouph.
"It certainly does make me feel
so pood to be able to work apain. I
am much livelier now, and my kidneys
have been repulated and
strenpthened. That is the very thinp
which makes me happy?mv preatest
trouble has been relieved by Tanlac.
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me what it is advertised to do?and
more."
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