The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-02-22
Quarterly Conference Convenes al
KeIfOn.

keltOn Circuit was held Mt Fosters
| Chapel saturday, Feb. &c. and l
might add met with great success.
| The Presiding Elder, with much
| ability aud power, filled the pulpit
and, chair, ard doubtless his clear,
forcible, yet tender and pathetic SER
mons will long linger in the minds
and hearts Of the people.
| Pastor Creech reported the charge
strengthened by the addition OF fifty,
while financially, pastors salary had
been raised 500. These with other
facts, according to w. p. NJ, repre-
sent the biggest room in the world,
| room for improvement. So let us
continue to work, pray and expect n
glorious harvest. After conference
adjourned the good ladies invited ali
present to partake OF the excellent
dinner so nicely prepared and which
added no little To the occasion.
Sunday, ii u. IN Mr.. Mradors
chose for his text jeremiah 8 .22." Is
there no BALM in Gilead; is there no
physician there" etc At this service,
to a large and attentive congregation,
the Elder made one Of his most able
efforts, setting forth in plain, uatnis-
taxable language, the remedy there
fore he thought it necessary for all
parents to apply it. "Give it while
the child is yonng that in after years,
II not earlier, he or she will have
something to come to" la this
| clear and forcule way Of presenting
the truth, he held the undivided at
tentiou Of his congregasion for one
hour, at tho conclusion OF which the
sacrament was administered.
The ladies OF this place will give
jusG Ueyo7a pr. w-oe.ss- -s.itionoe, on
Friday at 7:8O p. m., Feb. % All
ladies will be expected to bring
aprons. The ladies also propose to
organize "The Ladies' Aid" at this
meeting.
There will he preaching at Fosters
next Sunday at . p. IN. The pastor
will at that time undertake To organ
ize Sunday school. Something
much needed.
"PEA RIDGER"
Kelton, S. G Feb. %. 1901.
ADDITIONAL KELToN NEWS
NNht &nUaRisTu%lSe laFs hia3Edigggn hi3Edigg nfeafy f9ms
with Miss Cora Mobley as teacher.
Miss Nlobley has gained many friends
since she came to keltoD.
Miss Mobley and Mrs Elizs G ,ner
VISITED Union on special business
Friday.
Miss Mahala Smith, the accom,-
'ished teacher OF the Bethlehem
Srhoo', visited the family of Mr.. !
w Smith Saturday and SUNDAY.
Messrs. Jim and Jessie Smith
Lester Gault and Richard Fowler at'
tended the party at Snuttville S,tnr.
day night. ''u''
Mr.. Willie Gault, OF Jonesv:lIs
visited Keltop Sunday. '
Mr.. w. L. H"lcomb and Mic, NJ,
Scott were married at Du X pnnd
church last Wednesday night. Raw
ID. G. Hucks officiating. va wi.h
prosperous life.
Miss Lula Fowler, tho eighteen
year Old daughter OF MrI. Drlphus
FOWLER, was buried at Fosters CbanaI
lemetery Sunday at l O'Clock
MISS annie Conner, OF Eota Jana
,, y Is staying with her uncle. Mr.
nc Nelly, aud is attending the lsel-
On school.
Miss Mohley has enrolled forty
upilS' all OF which are very much
eyoted to her. I
Mr.; ana Mrs. Joe Coleman visited Z
ir' n. f'lliaan and family Salur. U
ny and Sunday. - p
Inc champion Spoilers" Of E..,to,
Ugh school had their pictures Iaken y
,day. '"Aen q
Mrs. j. d. Ga!lam a~d A1;ss y s,, 81
altman altman visited Mcs. Nancy Ann %
owler last week. N"' !,
Messrs. Richard Fowler and Lester 8"
aIl1' OF keiton, attended the party
JohesVilla Thursday night.
vi essrs Sam Gallman and Jn,
allman's. " ~ &c
Mr. Marion Creech who has been o, .,
sitting Rav s. II. Creeck h,s ra' v
rned to his home in Tennessee r
rev. 5. 1. Greech preached n. y
nesviiie .iSt sunday night. lie n
II also preach 10 tn. colored peonI. in
March. S"t tb
hlss Cora Mrbley will vi.it ATissss
ME Smith, M,y G.u:t and M,.a
bod this week.
Mss Annie Conner, VIII, is attend. 9"
.n' h~lt"n high scho,I, s2ant "'
'uiu"y and SInd ~ at her homo in III
nrokee county. I'm
t's, Forter, who has been i'll f,r af
'f4l months, is able to be up again. bot
> news Is scarce and this ou ST cei
'mpt to write we will CLOSE. Tn;
i'h'hg much sucoeSs to The
rs aud its many readers "
/, S. G.. w. !
Dfetty good for beginniny-EIt CHI