The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-10-02

have whole year Of pretty days 10
select from. A large congregation
gathered early and the church was
filled to it's utmost capacity until
standing room was at a premium and
for all that there was no unnecessary
noise and it would have been an easy
matter to hear the .proverbial pin
drop 1t is a common remark that
one never saw better order for the
number of people present. Tho COM
mittee appointed for the purpose mad
met the evening before and tasteful
" decorated the church with flowers
and evergreen5.
Here is the program:
Address of welcome, by Richard
Wilburn.
Song-"Whcn He Cometh," By
Misses May Black, Alia Good, May
Woods, Alma Hill, Bellc Douglas aud
Katie Crawford.
Recitation "Children's Day."
by Misses Katie Crawford and May
Woods.
Flower exercise, by Misses Aunie
Howell, Freddie Williams, Allie
Good, May Woods, Belle Douglass
and Alma Hill.
Song with hand exercise-"Nearcr
My God to Thee, by Misses Is
thcr Cary, Katie Douglsss and Mil
dred Carter.
Observation-Disclosures for Christ ="
by Misses Allie Good, Kate Caldwell,
Annie Miller, May Woods, Alma
Hill, May Black and Mr.. Hence
| Childers.
Recitation, interspersed with sing
ing-'Jos Love: Of Ny Sou" by
Miss Blanche Hope
Recitation - "Gcod Morning to
God" by Miss Alma Hill,
Rock of Ages, ,"--interspersed
with spoken prose, by Miss Allie
Good.
Recitation-"May do the Good |
Know" by Miss Ola McSwain.
Song, interspersed with prose and
the Lords prayer, by Mr.. Hence
Childers.
Recitation by Misses Mary Lee
and Bessie Jones.
Address on Sunday School work By
Mr.. J. G. Cary.
Collection by Misses Belle Doug
lass, Alma Hill, May Black and A!ic
| Good.
Recitation by Reuben StepheusoD,
and David McSwain.
Recitation-"God's Love- by Miss
Bessie Jones.
Angelic song by Miss Mary Lee.
Recitation by Misses Pearl Doug
las and Lille Hodge.
Song-"Must l go and Empty
Handed2" by Misses Mildred Garter,
Mary Lee, Blanche Hope. Ale Good
and Katie Crawford.
| All performed their parts wrii, /
can say extra well; but without tear
Ing the laurels from any ones brow
Miss Hopes resIsattj9pa @ns teqta "dssus Lover
spring. Miss Macy Xsxico pre-. re-.
sided ut the organ and performed her
part we'll.
Sheriff Sanders was among rs D, 4
expressed himself rs being amn.y rc.
paid for his visit
Let me, as superintendent Of the
school, thank the good people of the
Presbyterian Sunday School for their
timely aid and all others who assist
ed us to make Children's Day a sue
cess
Ernest Crawford left last week for
Mars Hill College, n. c., in which
institution he has become student
Homo accompanied him as far as
Ashevjlle.
Mrs. V. NJ. Fitzgerald and chill
dren are visiting at Gaffney.
MIR. G. G. Dargan has been, of
spending his vacation at the place OF
his nativity, Anderson, S. G.
Protracted services will commence
at the Baptist church tonight. Rev.
Mr.. Ezelle will do the preaching.
There was marriage l failed to
chronicle that occurred on the l3,h
inst, Mr. J. D. Cooley to Miss Alice
Crawford, of Lockhart. Miss Gran
ford was deservedly popular at Lock
hart, as there was no little program
for the benefit Of the church or hu.
manity but what received her hearty
support. Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley will
make their home at Spartanburg.
HOMO.
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