The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-06-13

l THE UNION GROCERY co.
Il Phone 100
The Pinckney Township Interde
nominational convention will be hel,
next Sunday, at Wesley's Chapel.
Mrs. L. L. Wagnon and children
lett Thursday for Spruce Pine. N. G.
TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wilkins
The Union Grocery Co., has an
gagged Miss M. E. Timms, of Wins
boro, as Office assistant and stenog.
rapher.
Dr. s: c. Mitchell, who is to preach
lat the First Baptist church on mex,
Sunday, will be entertained at the
nome OF Prof. and Mrs. Davis JEFF.
fries.
Misses Fannie Duncan and Iut;e
Jordan left Monday afternoon for
washington, d. c., where they will
JOIN Mrs. Jordan and spend the sum-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Anderson. who
nave been visiting at the home of
rev. and Mrs. j. A. Anderson. will
leave the last of the week for tha;r
nome in North Carolina.
Mr.. Chas. E. Wilson. graduate of
Haltimore College is visit
ing his parents in Union for a
rev Gays. Mr.. Wilson has not de-
cided where he will locate yet.
Mrs. Manning Smith left this
week for Charleston to attend the
graduating exercises at the Citadel
Her son Mr.. Stuart Smith is a mem
Der OF the graduating class of 1918.
Miss Susie Black will 90 before
the State Board this week to oct q
license to practice nursing in The
State of South Carolina. Miss Rlack
has not decided yet where She will
locate. "'
Kew. Mr.. Garvin will fill his pulpit
at Mon-Aetna church Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock. Mr.. Garvin re-
Gently had the misfortune to fall and
break his leg, but is now able to pet
about again. " e>'
Rev. George P. White, of North
Augusta, who preached at the First
Baptist church on Wednesday ev.
ening, was the guest of Hon. 7 A
Sawyer and Mrs. SAWYER. while in
the city.
Mr.. w. w. Cotton, one of PROGRESS
editors left Wednesday for an ex-
tended trip to the coast of Maine
Before returning to Union, Mr.. Col
ton Will visit relatives in Virginia
and North Carolina.
Miss Clarice Tinslev has returned
from Greenville where she went tn
attend the graduating exercises at
Greenville Female College. Miss
Annie Tinsley was a member of the
graduating class
. Mrs. j. E. Coniffee returned tn
her home in Charlotte, N. c., on Fri
DAY evening and was accompanied bv
her mother, Mrs. George Nav and
Miss Annie May, who will spend the
summer with her.
The preaching at Cross Roads
school house has been changed from
the End Sunday to the 3rd Sunday.
This was done to avoid conflict;no
with nearby churches which hold
their services on the End SUNDAY.
Rev. Geo. P. White, of North Au.
gusta, Ca, conducted the PRAYER SER
vice at the First Baptist church here
wednesday evening. Al large mum.
Der of people attended the exercises
and were delighted with the exercises
and were delighted with Mr.. White.
who is one of the ablest Baptist
preachers in the State.
DR.. F. G. Hickson, who has been
practlcing Osteopathy in Forest City. |
N; c., has returned to Gaffney and
taken up his old quarters in the
National Bank building. DR.. Hick-
sons many friends will be glad to
learn OF mis- return to Gaffnev and
equally glad to learn that he is to
remain here.-Gaffney Ledger.
Misses Natalie Padgett, GLADYS
keeves, Snow Jeffries, Mae Thomp-
Ems, Carrie Lee Cullum, and Helen
fiIlman stopped over in Union for a
lew days on their way to Edpefield
rom Greenville Female College.
they were delightfulIy entertained
,y Misses Annie Tinsey, Eileen
montgomery, Anna Sanders and