The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-10-04

Glenn Springs; Moors, of Columbia;
Misses Mathis, of Jalapa, and Miss
Oxner, Of Newberry, Complement
tary ice cream suppers were given
them at the Douglass home, Mrs.
Chicks, Mrs. Whitney's and Mr..
James Henderson's. These were
pleasant occasions and much enjoyed
by tn Sc present. 1t ha. been several
years since Clara and Mile Doug
lass visited this neighborhood and all
of their old friends were delighted to
see them once more.
Big mre.ings, base ball aud pic
MICS are the order of the day. The
Maybiutnn and Goshen Hill teams
played match game recently. The
Goshen Hill boys were victorious.
Although the day was quire threat
ehing the ladies Of the immediate
neighborhood turned out and TIE
men f'"m every quarter. A nice
dinner was served. The boys played
ball with much vim, and be- 1t SAID
that all present behaved beautifully,
not an angry word, not profane
word marred the pleasure Of the day.
Thanks to the boys.
1t ehills my blood to hear the bless
supreme
Slightly appealed to on each trifting
Maintain your rank, rudeness dispise,
10 swear is neither brave, polite or
Wise"
[ was glad to see MIR. l. Nj.
Mobley's aud Mr.. Be1enbaugh's
faces, and the girls cherred freely
fogs the 6Rs pitcher from Uaiop.,
lJEssissx our home stay]I yIf0g 3 l|is6r /
did n5S ccms dowa sahd ehj6y the. (
The Tosds Aave Seeh. recon e. ssIy vail
worked SndsAsliew road opened from
Mrs. Chioksfo Hon. w ID. Hsrdy ],
thus, cnnpseting the Buncumb road
andsthesgo5d from Maybinlon and
20, don sbidge.
Miss. Sud,e and Bessie fIughey
are visiting relatives in the Black
Rock section.
Johnnie McCrncken walks high
trestles over deep water to get over
70 join the young folks in their social
pleasures.
An ice cream supper for our string
baud ls Ill cont mpiation so that the.
''o;d folks" can get to hear .h. III
play. They have, several instruc
ments and make 6se mnsio.
Rev. w. 3. JustIs held a splendid
meeting at Rodgers OH the last 3rd
Sunday that continued ak days.
There were ten &C, Q ,>ions and the
membership was n,uci. revived. The
sermons were striking, appropriate
and refreshing. lie is an ate man
and is growing in tho affec'ims Of
his people. His sermons always
gives US food for thought.
1t has also been my good pleasure
to worship with the Black Rick
congregation. Tney to, have fine,
preacher. His sermon from the,
text "He that believeth and ~ hap,
t'z-d shall be saved, etc" wAs as
good u sermon as ever listened tt>
lie too has II warm place in the as.
fectons of his people. He is doing.
much good in this commsnity.
The many friends Of MIR. Milo
Evans and wife were made sad by
hearing of the death of their beau Is
full litIle girl. We extend them our
heartfelt sympathy. 'Isiswell with
the child" ~
N p! Father, wherever she may he,
| Whether around the starry sphere
above,
Or i'm some world 10 humane ye can
see, -
Guard and surround her with thy
love.
We ask not that the streets be shin
ing gold,
Through which her young and tender
feet shall stray,
But that within a safe and quiet fnld
This little one, this lamb may stay"
With kindest wishes for the other
cor, esponden's and long life and sue
ces, t, The TINES.
Ivy GREEN.