The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-06
BAPTIST GATHER IN ARBE,
FOR ANNUAL STA7
MRS. TREGY CARTER
DIES AT JoNESV|LtE
Capt. r. w, Scott Entertains the
Confederate Veterans ofrJonesville
on Thanksgiving Day-Masons
Elect Officers for Ensuing Year.
Other News.

Jonesville, Dec. 3.-Mrs. Trecy Car
ter died at the home of her daughter,
near Jonesville, last Friday and the
remains were buried at Gilead Gene
terry Saturday, in the absence of
minister, this writer conducted the
burial service. Mrs. Carter was the
widow of Lafayette Carter who died
over thirty years ago. Her maiden
name was Reaves, and she was Sis
ter of Mr.. Zach Reaves. She was 10
wears of age and had been afflicted
and confined to her home for about
fifteen years. She was member OF
the Methodist church at Bethlehem,
and had ben for many years, and was
a good christian woman.
Capt. R. w. Scott entertained the
Confederate veterans of the town at
THANKSGIVING dinner last Thursday.
1t was a sumptuous spread and was
enioyed very much by the veterans
and Capt. Scott and his good wife
seemed to enjoy the occasion as much
as the veterans. A 21-pound gobbler
was one of the dishes that made up
the splendid menu.
The snow in Jonesville was
two inches deep here on Thanksgiv-
.. ing morning and was quite a sur
prise to most every one as 1T tel
after the good honest people had re
tired and were asleep.
Miss Dorcas Deponeet of Latimoor
I N. c., was the guest of Miss Ciar;
Foster ons Thanksgiving day.
Messrs. C. M. McWhirter and +
r McVthirter attended the meetin
as 80 tho Shriners in Columbia Thanks
x x kslres..M.s..Ml.B.. Eison ), Mrs. Hattie Nj
VI State convention Of theme oY.s.
% 90 Daughters of the Confederacy.
~ Miss Margarite Adams who
"' teaching at Kelton, spent the wee
end in Jonesville, visiting friend
Miss Adams is the daughter of J.
Adams, United States marshal.
., The graded school took hold
Wv from Thursday morning until Mond
IiS morning. Most of the teachers we
p, visiting to other towns.
~ Mrs. Banks Harris and Miss M
'''' Scales of Browns Creek, spent Mo
day in Jonesville with the family
:. w. H. S. Harris.
.iS' US Mrs. J. w. Bates has gone to {
~" lumbia to see Mr.. M. M. Lawson, W
0 is quite sick.
ue At regular communication of p
'"' dence Lodge No. 139 A. F. NJ, h
S' Monday night, the following offic'
were elected and installed for the
suing year: w. H. S. Harris, w
shipful master; Thos. H. Gore, S.
B. w. Whitlock, j. w.; w. A.
nu' hirter, treasurer; j. w. Bates, sec
'ne tary; G. w. Lane, senior deason;
os S. Thackston, junior deacon; c.
''oh Fowler, I. C. White, stewards; R.
Kirby, tiler.
:"e Mr. J. L. Mckinney went to see
'"c mother last Saturday, whc IS qr
sick at her home near Gowansville
Greenville county.
Mrs. S. T. Reed and children
'TY Spartanburg spent Thanksgiving
Jonesville with the family of Mr.. r
,es- Kirby.
rty, Mr.. Walter w. Hames of Calve
rles spent Sunday in Jonesville.
C. Rev. j. E. Coker came up from
BOO. lumbia and filed his pulpit here S
the day morning and night.
The We don't want a dispensary
the Jonesville, but we don't know W
dsr. our board of control is going to
Mr.. about it.
Rev. w. H. Ariail has been retdr
ales by Bishop Kilgo to the Jonesville
val cult for another year, which gi
Inty general satisfaction to the people
the the charge.
and have seen two fish stories in
par papers lately. One was that r
over in South Georgia had gathe
160 bushels of pecan nuts from
u,s tree; and the other story was
man in this state had gathered
}. 2, bales of cotton from one acre
would get another bale from the 81
was acre. Both these men ought to be
q down on the Annanias club.
The bankrupt sale of the propt
was of Mr.. ]. J. Littlejohn came off
Saturday Some Of the prope
penn brought good prices, and some v
very cheap.