Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A * + ♦♦+■ * guardian Cli * THE kings DAI * + + ♦♦**♦ TI19 Guardian Circle of the Kings Daughters will meet Monday afternoon at live o’clock with Mrs J. 1’. McNeill. + «•*•»♦♦♦*♦♦♦ 4 * Y. W. A. MEETING ♦ + * + ♦♦♦♦*♦4 There will be a , r^eeting of the 'V. A. of the Ftrst’Baptist church lid. v evening at 7:^0 o’clock at the rme of Miss Thelriia Husbands, 129 Pouth Church street. r PERSONAL NEWS 4 + ****4* + 4*« Mr. and Mrs. \V. JV. McCutcheou, ol Wysaclte were gueses of Mr, and Mrs. Mumford Scott last night. Mr. and Mrs. McCutcheon left this morn ing for a visit to relatives in Char- lesten. Jjc jjt Mrs. Charles McCurry left this mon.ing for Charleston to spend feveral days with her son, Mr. My ron McCurry. * * * Mrs. Milton Fowlkes and son Mr. I.inwood of Rockingham, are visiting Mrs. C. Williamson on Irby street. * *' * Mrs. Lonnie Baskin and'children left this morning for Savannah for a short visit. From there Mrs. Baskin "ill go to Asheville. N. C., to join in r husband, Dr. Baskin who went to Asheville some weeks ago. ♦ * * Misses Flora Barringer and Joan Brunson of Converse College are at home to spend the Easter holidays. . * * * Mr. Lawrence Barringer of Ashe ville, X. c„ is spending several days with Jiis parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Barringer. * * * Mr Joe L. Edleman, speciaj agent of Queens Fire Insurance Co., ji>f ^America, with headquarters at Co lu-mbia, spent yesterday in the ’city. * * * Mr. Leelax Langston motored y ■ ■' e ♦' Mr. George Blackwell of Su' has accepted a position will Burch Automotive Company, and Mrs. Blackwell have arrived in the city and have taken up their res idence at Mrs. W. J. Andersons on Evans street for the present. Mrs. R. 1 P. Schofield of Lake City is spending xc tew days in the city with trienefs. * * * Mrs. A. B. Lynch has gone to Sum ter to visit relatives. 4 * * Mrs. E. M. Hicks has returned from Greenville, where she has been visiting relatives. * * * Miss Sarah Carter, Miss Callie Mims Purvis. Dr. C. H. Houck and Mr. John Lucius motorec over fror; Timmonsville lasf evening to see ‘ Going Up.’> * *• * Miss Nan Cutts has returned to her borne after a delightful visit to her friend Miss Essie Elliot in Con- wa T- 1 iwfin * 4 * Hon. H. A. Muldrow of Muldrbws Mill section, was here today on busi ness. * * * Dr. John Zeigler of Florence was a visitor to Manning yesterday—Man ning Times ' * *• * Mr. Da»id Alderman. Jr, of Flor ence was a visitor to Manning last Saturday.—Manning Times. * * * Rev. David A. Miller spent Wed nesday night and Thursday in the city the guest of his brother. Thomf as R. Miller. Mr. Miller has been preaching at Gretna Florida, but is en route to Georgetown where he has accepted a calf as pastor of the Pres byterian church at that place. ' s. * * * , Mr. Krhest Lewis, of Mullins, spent V'cts^erda.y in the city on business * * * Mrs. Coy Rogers of Mullins, is In the. Infirmary for treatment. same crut] Japanese pedigreed 'corned, but [thre years I half. Dlscoural • ed her two chill.. ‘room, locked the herself through the When the father ^fflPFhoi found Albert and o'ohn playii front of the bathroom door. "Where’f, mama?” he asked “She’s in there,” said Albert. “She’s kissed us good-bye and said T’m going on a long, long journey. Mr. Ready forced the door and found his wif,e dead. “We had received notice to remove from this apartment May 1,” explain ed Mr. Ready, "because a member of the owner’s ’• family is occupy it. My work as a building contractor nre vented me from looking for anoth er apartment, but Mrs. Ready has been looking every eay since March 1. Money was no object with us. But it seemed she could not find an apartment where children were al lowed. “She became discouraged and then acutely melancholic. Our youngest baby died fpur week* ago. She be came obessed with the fear that we would be forced to live in a tent or in such fashion that woi^d 1 impair the children’s health.” I SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK * At the new grocery store. 4 4 | Fresh country eggs 45 cents dozen j' Irish potatoes—very fine 9 cents pound jk “Hostess” brand canned corn 1 20 cents can 4 4 Have installed the dust proof bins for groceries, and everything Z is fresh and clean. BEST SERVICE. ’• » .; \ ''T "A Your money's worth or your money back. f . j The Hague. April 2—Russian peasants desert from the Red army at every opportunity and go back to their villages where they earn more money than they ever before dream ed of earning, asserts the correspond ent of the Amsterdam Handelsblad who recently visited Societ Russia, Nobody thinks of shooting them for desertion. “For the little they cultivate on their own soil people bring them Whatever they 'want—.gold, gramo phones. clothes or money,” he adds. “Nevertheless the power of ’the sov iet in the countrp is very slight. The peasant accepted from communism all that suited him. Having secured the advantages, he listened to the “popes” or village priests wh 0 resist thi a ungodly and particularly un christian government.’ S. C. CARRAWAY, PHONE 192-J. 55 EAST EVANS STREET ALLEGED CLERGYMAN THE LEADER OF BAD GANG Vienna, April 2 A clergyman, Thomas Pfefferkorn, alleged to be the leader of a band of 25 thieves and incendiaries, has been arrested with his followers at the town of Mil terseil, according to the Salzburger Volkstatt. Pfefferkorn, the papars say, recruited his followers from among persons of some standing in the town of Mitterseil, including the photographer, the schoolmaster, the postmaster and the portmlstress. and the letter carrier. They are alleged to have burglarized the inn and then set fire to it and to have practiced blackmail on a number of prominent citizens. •.•••.v.vc.na-.-. #**... m MM Walls of Beauty and Economy ^TpHE trend of interior decoration in modem homes is simplicity and har mony of color effects. Walls, and ceilings should blend perfectly with the furnishings. You can easily carry out any desired color scheme with me%2 . . FLAT KO ATT The Modern, Durable, Sanitary Flat Oil Fudsh It comes in White and 24 rich, velvety colors which lend themselves admirably to the most charming combinations. Pee Gee Flatkoatt is an economical finish, because its colors remain bright and beautiful for years and if soiled are easily cleaned with a moist sponge. For House Exteriors use Pee Gee Mastic Paint—It contains hl(h per centage of ZINC, leet longest, looks best and gives lasting satisfaction •t lowest cost. AjK for Taint BeoJt*.- “ 77># Modom Mtthed o/ pooor- aiind" and“Homoj and Hetv to Taint Thom, ortarito direct to Teculec-Caulbert Co.. Incorperatod, Louisville, K.y. CAROLINA BLDG. MATERIAL CO. DISTRIBUTORS OF PEE DEE PRODUCT*. PHONE 119 FLORENCE, S. C. RUSSIAN PEASANTS DESERT RED ARFMY Florence Shoe Store V Everything New that’s Good is Here. Ribbon T ies, “Theo” l ies, Colonial Pumps, High and Low Heel Oxfords. Long Vamps, Medium Long Vamps, and the New French Short Vamps in Satins, Suedes and Black, White and Tan Leathers. .. - It doesn’t matter what your choice may be the demand is mo^t satisfactorily met Here—for Men, for Ladies, for Boys, for Girls and Baby. In Every case the Quality and Price is Right. Please Remember that we ^tand ready at all times to adjust any error that may occur, ours or yours, to your Entire Satisfaction. Florence Shoe Store .-4 • . “The Family Foot Fillers.” MUiiaraMranjaiaiaMMBBiMfrai^^