The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, March 28, 1918, WEEKLY EDITION, Page 5, Image 5
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Young Men's Suits for Spri
particularly do we invite
showing at $21, $25 and $2
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We have the largest anc
Boys' Suits ever assemblec
from $4.00 to $12.50. A
EASTER TIES and STRA
You are cordially invite
before you make your Eas
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The Old Standard reneral atrenrthcntna tonic. 1
GftOVH'S TASTELESS chill TONIC.drive*out (
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Satisfaction. |
To Cure a Cold In One Dey.
r?k? LAX ATI VK BROMO Quinine. It stop* the
:ou?h and Headache and work* off the Cold.
)tu|k1iU refund money If It (alia to cure.
i. W. GKOVH'8 alcnature on each box. BOc.
Coming and Going
Miss Panthy Ivey of Route 4 waa ii
he city Wednesday.
K. D. Bailey of Carlisle was in th<
n the city Wednesday.
Miss Ora Page of Jonesville wa?
risking in the city today.
Mrs. R. D. -Holcombe spent Wed
lesday in Spartanburg wfth friends.
Mrs. Glenmore Barron has returnee
'rom a visit to relatives in Lancaster
T. J. Goodwin and W. P. Folger oi
Columbia were in the city on busineM
oday.
Mrs. Jeter Fowler and daughter
Jrs. Bon Littlefield, of Jonesville wen
:ity today.
Corporal Leo Gibbs of Camp Sevie]
s spending a few days in Union wit!
elatives.
W. W. Colton left for Charlotte
*L C., today for a few days' treatmenl
it the hospital.
Misses Myrtle Crawford and Annie
..ipford spend the week-end with Misi
Jason Blankenship on Route 2.
Mrs. K. W. Cawthon of Hendersonille
is visiting her sisters, Mrs. J
lay Fant and Mrs. W. H. Perrin.
Mrs. Frances Murphy of "Leeonard
lall" spent yesterday in Union, the
uest of her daughter, Mrs. Theoore
Maddox.
Mrs. Sallie McKissick left yesteray
for Florida, where she will spend
ometime visiting relatives.?Greenmod
Journal.
Miss Hazel Salley of the Kelly High
chool will spend the Easter holidays
dth her sister, Mrs. A. T. Martin,
1 Spartanburg.
Mrs. W. E. Colton and little daugh;r,
who have been visiting Mrs. W.
[. Burriss, returned to their home in
harlotte this morning.
Mrs. Fred Willard and daughters,
lary and Hazel, left today for Athns,
Ga., to spend several weeks with
heir grandmother, Mrs. Calvin W.
'nrr
Sergeant Millard Page of Jonesille
Coast Artillery was in the city
esterday for a short while. He is
pending a furlough with his parents
ear Jonesville.
W. D. Bewley, for several years s
esident of Union, and at one time e
eading business man of the communty,
was a visitor today. He is now e
esident of Anderson.
Mrs. Sam Littlejohn of Jonesvilfc
ind her daughter, Mrs. Charles Litlejohn,
of Anniston, Ala., spent sevral
days this week with Mrs. M. L
Jarner on South Street.
New Hope
New Hope, March 27.?Next Sun
lay will -be Easter Sunday. Oui
houghts go to the risen Christ am
beautiful flowers speaks his wonder
?ul power and triumph over the grave
hat lie is risen indeed.
The box supper at Bishop Schoo
jroved to be quite a success in spit-.
>f rain. They raised a sum of $34.1 (
"or the school.
The Community Club meeting wil
jo held at the home of Mrs. C. C
Fowler the first Friday in April. \1
nembers are requested td come.
On Saturday before Easter thr,r<
will be an egg hunt at New II uu
Ghurch. Saturday afternoon at
j'clock is the time. Let everybody
'onio and bring pretty eggs and hav?
i fine time.
The writer spent the week-end witl
lier sister, Mrs. W. S. Newton, i
Greenville. The writer had the pleas
ire of taking in some very interest
ng events. On Sunday afternoon al
he Textile Hall, one of the largesl
building we have ever seen, whirl
seats 3500 peoples. The soldiers of
Gamp Sevier entertained the peoph
with a fine concert, which they gav<
pree to the people of Greenville everj
Sunday afternoon. The music is ver>
Ine. Mr. Woolsey and daughter fron
^Jew York also sang. Miss Woolscj
was encored three times in one o:
ihe New York songs. Mr. Woolscj
lays he wants 3500 people every Sun
lay afternoon to learn all the nationa
?ongs. It surely was grand to heai
1500 voices sing "America" and th<
manv other sontrs. such as "Ove
rhere." At this same building Sun
lay night a lecture was made by Col
William Piatt, chief secretary of thi
Salvation Army in the United States
He explained and showed slide pic
tures of the great work that is beinj
carried out by the Salvation Army.
Vero.
Over $41,000 in 5-cent Smileag*
coupons has come in from the bij
camps to headquarters at the Com
mission on Training Camp Activitie
in Washington. These coupons rep
resent admissions to theatrical event
at the camps. Soldiers from th
smaller towns received their book
early, because of the prompt respons
of these places when Smileage book
were placed on sale, and in man;
cases have used them up.
(Great Day Among Colored
* People Sunday, March 31
There is to be a great day among
colored people Sunday, March 31, at
9 Woodson Chapel. Rev. T. C. Phillips,
vice chairman of County National I)es
tense Committee, and other distinguished
speakers are on the program.
Rev. J. C. Tobin will preach a special
sermon for the occasion. Subject,
1 "The Power of Self-Abnegation." Ev>,
eryone who can, should hear him.
, Music by the choir of St. Duke and
Woodson rhanol
* "
Every colored person in the district
is expected to contribute to the school
'? fund. Male, $1.00; female, 50c. Help
? comes to them who help themselves.
After the rally a preat dinner will
p be served.
I Rev. Jno. H. Sartor,
J. H. Robinson,
H .E. Robinson,
^ S. M .Robinson,
L. A. Richards,
Adv. Committee.
J
j . Hip Kelly "scw>oi~lihnsp nevf Fhurstu
niirht, March 28. His lecture will 1
the last attraction of the lyccu
I course. He has lectured here b
fore. "To know him jo like him," <
? everyone be sure and come as y<
' will miss a treat.
Corporal Carl Faucett, Co. E. Cam
Sevier has been at home on a sho
c. furloujrh. We are always triad to st
p. our soldier boys.
t KEI.TON
^ Pacolet, Route 2, March 2o.?\\
jj had some rain Saturday niprht. whit
1(; we were heerinnintr to need very muc
!1S' The prround was yetting very barn.
,(j There will he a hox supper at tl
j. Mabry's school house April C>. 1018 f/
.y Saturday niprht. The public is co
?(, dially invited to come. The pirls ai
requested to come with well fillt
tv boxes and the boys with well fillt
in pocket books.
u. Miss Bessie McBride has returnc
f A ltow ^ ** ' -'' 1 A * * *
in -v, ..ci Hume unci a aenpntiui vis
e. to friends at White Stone.
Miss Lila Scott spent the week-en
',0 at Spartanburpr.
>f Misses Catherine Wilkes, Glad>
Singleton and Melle Mabry spent th
'13 week-end at Gaffney.
p Miss Nannie McBride was shoppin
La in Spartanburg Friday.
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Don't dose your eroupy children
with medicines that upset
their stomachs and cause indi
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way to relieve tlie little sufferer
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croup, coughs, colds, and preventing
pneumonia.
Keeo a iar in vour medicine
r chest ready for an emergency.
You can't afford to delay when I
you hear that croupy cough.
Doctors recommend it; good
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Greensboro, N. C.
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8 Blue Flag Root, Rhubarb Root, Black
Root. May Apple Root, Senna Leaves and
Pepsin. Combines strength with pala
table aromatic taste. Does not gripe. 50<
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