The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-26
Santuc News

We generally greet one another
with whats the news?" "Is It hot
enough (or cold) enough for you?"I
"Eow are the crops?" Well, there is
net much news, and we have no crop
much, and is away behind with what
we have, we have had so much rain.
Nearly all of last week was rainy; and
1t has seriously handicapped the germ
ination of cotton seed, and the stand
Will be skippy. IF "bad beginning
m kes good >cpding" we ought to hit
IT, trail for good prices next autumn.
Myself and Co. are indebted to Miss
Mildred Jeter for an invitation to at
tend the commencement exercises of
JCker College. She will graduate at
MS time. L am sure l wish | could
'e there and enjoy it, Miss Mildred is
| mcst estimable young lady, and her
r.ends will be glad to know that she
"!ll not have to go away to school
again.
For quite a number of years there
has been held here, a Union PRAYER
M citing, every Sunday night when
tE,re is no preaching in the place. The
meetings are held at the Baptist
church. The attendance is almost al
ways good. On the Bird Sunday night
" May every year is the anniversary.
This is always well attended, as the
'lie has been to have some one of note
20 come and make the anniversary ad-
,.lcss. On this last 3rd Sunday night
49, seventh anniversary, thew had
don. l. c. Blackwood Of Spartanburg
ne Is the solicitor of this judicial
ri. cult, and venture to say that il
vas about the best ever delivered at
any of these meetings. He held the
audience firmly from start to finish
tor he is fine speaker, makes his
words distinct, and he could be easily
understood, and he put life and feel
lEg INTO 1T. There was Il large crowd
10 hear him, several from Carlisle and
Union. The audience was treated to
some of the very best of music, bv
home talent, blended with that of
good and strong singers from Uaioo.
and Monarch. There were three pref
ty songs sung well by fine male VOICES.
lheSe men were Messrs. CrosDv,
Yves; Whitaker, Boar and '.,n..,,..
ter from Union and Monarch The
music was so good that Mr.. Black
wood handed them a very rretty bon
GU and they could and dill rctlrn
nc compliment, and the audieae. w.th
a r'slng vote showed their apprccia-
tlon and good feeling to boIh speaker
ana SINGERS. 1t was fine ;ln,r. ar i
Will llnger like Il lasting perfume
Not but few days ago was
talking to good lady friend-a friend
made more so because her father was
a personal friend and her brother Is
personal friend, and she is intell-
gent, has broad views, and is public
spirited, has the welfare of her state
her county and her town (Union)
ever before har-was talking about
the election just gone and to come
politics if you please-about men vot-
ing antl of coulSe women's rights, and
ho" duty Ito dc So and she said that
some men just simply made their (x,
mark, and said that in this country.
when men could only make their
mark, 1T is laziness, simply laziness."
Now am not going to tell the public
how l remarked to this, but | have
thought some since, but you can. if
you wish to push up your sleeves and
clap a fist down in the other hand,
argue with her about it, and she might
convince you Of some things.
Hey Denver.