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Sis Carries out 911 Instructions to the Letter UGR 3-14-11 Monday.qxp:22 inch FINAL Quark 3/14/11 7:31 AM Page 1 WEEKWEEK OF OF MONDAY, MARCH MARCH 14, 2011 28, 2O11 The Weekly Union GrapevineGrapevine UNIONʼS GOOD NEWS SOURCE! Library Pea Ridge News Sis goes gets interimSis carries out 911 instructionsshopping to the letter for By HOYT HANEY Thanks, ladies. Sis and two of her directorcousins, Faye and Myrtle Good Question Quinn, went deer hunting Some folks have been Appointmentjust below our house foron Pea asking why people would groceries Ridge. Suddenly Faye fell pay for subscription to a threeto the ground months and stopped newspaper when they read Sis walked up to the Bybreathing. CHARLES Desparatetly, WARNER Sis it off the computer for free. counter and told the clerk, PEA RIDGE [email protected] for a pulse but couldn’t Dang if I know. “I want a dozen eggs, a findA one.Spartanburg She whipped County out quart of milk and a loaf of NEWS her cell phone, dialed 911 Another Reminder bread.” The nice clerk told resident with 25 years Rev. Allan West at Mt. experienceand blurted, as a“My public cousin Sis, “Ma’am, I can’t do By HOYT HANEY librarianFaye just has dropped been named dead, Joy Baptist Church is seek- that.” Sis said, “Why not?” interimwhat should director I do?” of theThe nice ing the names of the 23 The clerk answered, “This Happy Birthday Uniondispatcher County said; Carnegie Okay, okay, chartered members of the is a hardware store.” On March 30, my friend Library.just relax, I can help you. church. If you can help out Remember In Prayer Mr. Steven “Zebco” Sealy First,Tom let’s Lowrimore, make sure she is Rev. West, call him at 674- My friend, Mrs. Lucy will celebrate a birthday. coordinatordead.” After of systems about a 5408 or myself. The Whitehead fell and frac- He didn’t tell me how forminute, Spartanburg the Countydispatcher Preacher wants to thank all tured an arm. Got to wear old he would be, but did Publicheard aLibraries, shot ring willout. beginThen who have helped out with that cast for a while. I know say he helped the Wright servingSis came as backinterim on direc the -line this project. that Howard and Cindy will Brothers get the airplane torand April said 4.nervously, In a telephone “Okay, take good care of Lucy. off the ground up in North interviewwhat we do Friday next?” morning, Fashion Statement Keep them in your prayers. Carolina. Lowrimore said his service Mr. J.D. Bright passes this on: Among retirees, Strange Cure Church News will beArea for three Prayer months to Tommy Haney down Holy Monday will be help the library through its what is considered formal observed at Fosters Chapel Concerns attire is untied shoes. with a case of collimod- end-of-the-yearBetty Scales, transition R.E. gus. I told Tommy to take UMC on Monday, April 18 period.Gallman, Jr., Ken Horne, some wine, Castor Oil and at 7 p.m. Caroline“The State Gallman, Library S. J. Fact Jell-O. He should be up and in Columbia asked my Did you know that on Insight Harris,Ada Adams, Mickey running in a day or two. Ralph Harris says, boss in Spartanburg if we Monday, March 14, 1794, (Pardon the pun) Crayne, Ross Arthur, Eli Whitney patented the “Today I will go the extra couldVernon help Wilson, Union throughMorris this transitition period,” cotton gin? Now you know. Remember Your Pets mile. I will find ways to LowrimoreBrady, Joyce said. Bishop, “This Mike is Please folks, as summer help share the burden of aGregory, busy time Jackof the yearWebber, for Reminder nears and the days will be another person.” aBuddy library. They’reAllen, wrapAudrea- Fosters Chapel UMC extremely hot. Don’t leave More Insight pingDouglas, up the Dot school Morris, year and SheriffRevival will be TaylorSunday, your pets in the hot car. It Mr. J.D. Bright says, “If Louise Kirby. Sheriff David Taylor graduated from the FBI Academy on Dec. 10. He celebrated his they’re getting the summer March 20-23. Rev. Ed gets real hot even with the See HOYT, Page 2 reading program in place. 54thMcDowell birthday will while bring at the the school. Photo: The S.C. Sheriffs Association window down. WithoutWonderful a director Visit this is messages, you bring a difficultThe toFosters get done. Chapel So I’ll friend. beUMC helping came them to visit through with Sis and me on Monday night. that transition in April, Special Person Of Photo by Hoyt Haney MayWe had and aJune.” devotion and the The infamous three-legged Buffalo chickens ladiesLowrimore came bearing said he willgifts, The Week OurBuffalo Special Chicken Person of dividecakes andhis timepies. betweenWe enjoyed his Did you know that Itʼs that time of year the food, but most of all we The Week is Mr. R.E. BUFFALO NEWS job in Spartanburg and his there are many people liv- These Azalea blooms in the yard of Sis Haney. Azaleas are any of the various Rhododendrons with funnel shaped dutiesenjoyed at Carnegie.their fellowship. He said ing in BuffaloSee Hoyt, who Page raise 2 blossoms and deciduous leaves. — Merriam-Webster he will spend 20 hours a chickens. That’s right. I FOR YOU week at each location. met a man the other day By AUBREY PARKS The Union County who told me an unusual Carnegie Library Board of story. I do not know if it busy with so many angels Trustees voted Wednesday isWho true or not. I willWhat let you sorting When out petitions writ&- Where of Whitmire Heart to hire Lowrimore. be the judge. ten on voluminous paper “This is an excellent A man was driving sheets and scraps from example of neighbors his pickup down a back people all over the world. patient helping neighbors and road when, suddenly, a Then we moved on Bryson the expertise and guid- chicken darted out into the down a long corridor until Scarborough Birthdays,we reached an the second anniversary and ance that the State Library road in front of him. He recently provides to small libraries was just about to slam on section. The angel then underwent like ours,” board chairman his brakes to avoid the said to me, ‘This is the heart sur- Packaging and Delivery Jennifer Tazerouti said. chicken when he realized gery. He “The board is grateful that Section. Here, the graces that the chicken had sped turned eight the Spartanburg County on ahead doing about 30 and blessings the people community and church events months old Public Libraries have miles per hour. asked for are processed and delivered to the liv- last week. policiesBy CASSIE in place J. FOWLERto enable Christie.Amazed, he sped up to The families of Shirley Contact Commander and shared floor space, G. Caudill, Tammy R. their employees to do such follow, but the chicken ing persons who asked Photo Hello everyone, Happy Gilliam Dickert. Shirley is Thomas Crisp at 940–2793 with Whitmire Hair Diva Drew, Tiffanysubmitted foster, things. We are also thank- took off faster and fast- for them.” I noticed again Emma B. Jeter, Daniel A. St. Patrick’s Day! Lots of Anniversary survivedhow busy herit waschildren there. for pick up information. — Sherry Epps. Sherry ful to the folks at the State er. Finally the chicken The 11 a.m. Lenten and Marcia are always Lindler, and Micheal K. Librarylocal news for connecting on the way, us Happy Anniversary to Jenny,There wereKelsey many and angelsScott. screechedRachel intoand a turnCharles and Her brother, former services for March 30 will lending the helping and Shealy. withafter Mr.we sendLowrimore.” out our birth- went into a small farm. working hard at that sta- day wishes from Gottrocks Wallen. The family and Whitmiretion, since residentso many Danny bless- be held at Whitmire United growing hands to each The Merit List requires Tazerouti said As he turned to follow, a 3.75 GPA and part-time Lowrimore’sThe Birthday vastFairy. experi- friends of Taylor Chapman Gilliam.ings had Shebeen was requested prede- Methodist Church. April 6 other. Especially during the man noticed that the services will be held at the Up-Dos of prom sea- attendance. Those students enceHappy will assist Birthday the library to chickenask for special had THREE prayers. legs. ceasedand were by being her packagedhusband son. are: Chrystal K. Wallace, inRonnie providing Garner, excellent Sadie Edgarfor delivery Dickert. to Earth. First Baptist Church. NO Equipme He pulled to a stop in front Kaley B. Pressley, Joshua customerErwin, my service brother and Terrell pro- Sympathy JuanitaFinally atBledsoe, the farthest 83, Congratulations to College Back To School NO Start-Up of the farm house and, K. Pressley, andto Helen Buy! R. grammingE. Fowler to allIII, of UnionVirgil lookingOn a sadaround, note, wenoticed send wifeend ofof theGeorge long Bledsoe.corridor WCS student, and Royal List includes a big congrat- Arnold. nt County.Taylor, SheNancy said he Brock,will thatour sympathyALL the andchickens best Bothwe stopped George at theand door Juanita of a Regiment MarchingLOCK Band ulations IN toYOUR Whitmire areaPRICE wishes to the families of Member Christopher honor students. Piedmont The search is overCo for beAnita paid $2,000Silvers, a month,George hadt three legs. werevery smalloften station.seen enjoying To my FOR ONE YEAR! sts! including“Smokey” benefits. Alverson, Eddie Cassie Mae Boyd. She is theirgreat yardsurprise, work, maintain-only one Williams. Christopher won Technical College the town’s PRT He said to the farmer, Coordinator and citizens “Moates”Lowrimore Bledsoe. said heSpecial was “THREE-leggedsurvived by her 10chick chil-- ingangel plants was andseated flowers there, at a spot by audition in the President’s List requires a impressedwishes to withYouth the Baseball board ens?dren, That’sgrandchildren astounding!” and Grayidly doingFuneral nothing.
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