The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-05-01
LOCKHART JUNCTION

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Lockhart Junction, April 27.-
Sunday was a. beautiful day and
there was a large attendance at Sun
day school. Eighty-five answered the
roll call. We had many visitors with
us, among them were Messrs. F. NJ.
Coleman and j "A. Lancaster of
Jonesville and Mr.. Lee Summers of
Union who spent the day with Mr..
L. B. Kelly, and attended Sunday
school.
Mr.. Coleman, who is interested in
the Sunday school work made good
talk, which was of much benefit to
the school.
Mr.. Lancaster, who is known for
his good singing led the school in
many good songs in which the young
| folk joined. All we need to make
this a still better Sunday school is
a larger building, which we hope to
get soon.
The Sunday school was turned
into an experience meeting last Sun.
day and the question was asked, Vino
is willing to stand up for Jesus? AL
large number stood up. Come QUIT
and be with us.
1 was a delegate to the District
Methodist Conference which was held
| be SeNoii III Sp1l COun-
ty last week. We were assigned to<
the home of Rev. d. E. Carnak, al
the Textile School. He had -abYlf]
25 delegates. This is very large
building, well furnished, electric
light sand water works and every
thing convenient. Mr. Canak and
family and students all live in the
same building. This is a grand
school and we met many young men
who are working their way through
this school. They work one nnfiicl
and go to school one. There af1heth
acres of land owned by this tsre35f
on which is beautiful vegs
garden and several acres of ar thu
oats as this writer has seen t2 ~
where. The school is growing and
looking forward to greater things.
The schools in the rural districts
are closing for this session. Miss F.
Iianey, who is the teacher at the
Gault school closed her school Fri
day and gave basket picnic and
served ice cream and cake to the
children. This school has about 40
scholars on the roll. We need two
teachers at this place and hope to
be able to get them before another
term.
Miss Esther Palmer, who teaches
| IHe LINDSAY ScnOol, gave picnic.
Saturday in the beautiful grove near
Mr.. Tom Garner's. A bountifui din
ner was served.
The Kelton High school will close
next Friday, the 1st of May. -
The teachers, Misses. Ergle, Hall
man and Pardue, will go to their
home in Aiken and Orangeburg coun-
ties. 1t is not known whether these(
young ladies, will return next ses-
sion or not, but we hope so.
Miss Bessie Fowler, of near Jones
vile, was a visitor at the home q
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B., Kelly, this wee,
MIR. Millard Page, of the Fs5
forest section, was a visitor in th
community on Sunday.
sysnt @tss tss a% sssPs Il &sKRsgs gkassY
Mr.. j. Y. Garner. H'
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Vinson carried
their baby girl to Spartanburg last
week for medical treatment and the
lite one is now improving.
Mr.. A. l.. Gault celebrated his 31st
birthday last Sunday.
While in Spartanburg last week,
| thought l would get to hear the
Pendleton-Clement trial, but the
courthouse was so crowded and those
who could not get seats were shut
out, so | only looked on the faces of |
the young lady and young man, who
are on trial for their lives. They
have intelligent faces. This is a sad
affair.