The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 08, 1920, Image 3
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Write Z-.' oar special raaney uakime
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world famous. V)e Quick mitt
in liquid of cakg$
/or white shoes.
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The Friendly Dozen entertained
quite a mini tier of friends at the an-j
Huai weptjon given at the home of,
the social secretary, Mrs. Thus. I.
Ayers on South Church street. Wed
nesday evening, this being the birth
day of the Club, as well us Mrs.
Ayers 1 birthday.
The guey-tH werd met at the door
by Mrs. Ayei;s who Introduced them
to the I’resident, Mrs. Smith, who,
in turn, conducted them to the club
rocm. and introduced them to the!
usseunhlage.
(iuite a ntiml'er of ladies enjoyed!
the afternoon, indoors, and the chil
dren, outdoors, enjoyed an egg hunt,
conducted tty Misses Alma Tay’or
and Louise Smith.
Y special program was carried out
and several prizes won. Mrs. Fox
won t. marmalade jar in a picture!
coot •->( gracefully presented by VJce 1
. President. Mrs. McKethan. Mrs. j
Karly won the booby prize*presented
bv Mrs. Taylor. Miss Ayers won. in
test, presented by Mrs. Brady.
Mrs. Ayers was given a lovelv
hand-made center piece by the Club
. for birthday-presented by Mrs. Hew-
j itt. Mrs. Roberts was given ft lovely
j bouquet as founder of the club, pre-
| sented by Mrs. Ayers from the I’resi
j d ntt. Mrs. Smith.
Delightful refreshments were serv-
j ed by Mesdamps Ayers, Smith, Me-
Keithah and Taylor and Miss Ayers.
SUM Ml
THE
Miss Alta Palf
employed by the f!
unde the following
tivittes of the Red
last lhree months.
"r.ttring the present eptT
ftnenza, the Red Cross C
Florence was cw'led upon to a<i"
ter 10 the afllicted families in ma
different -veiyr.
“A meeting was called to arrange a' >
| course of instrncticn to volunteers,
who might he willing to assist in the!
work under the supervision of Mis«
Palm!
leers
r. nurse
did not
In charge,
respond v
The volun-
ry readily;
wil if J- S
1 to 20 i*
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j. Preserve* the
leather.
3. Gives 1
lasting c
3. Ke^p*
looking 1
more
shoe*
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Chh-iigo
which visit:
p; tients.
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has a
remote
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PERSONAL
4* 4* 4-
motor hospjt.il
districts to treat
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Aik<'n. R B Gardner. Roy | J
S Ccttiiigham. \Y D Camer'*
Mo've’l. and Palmetto Meal 2
res
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Stomach
Out of Fix?
’Phlne your gincer or druggist
for a dozen bottles of this deli
cious dlgestant,—a glass with
meals gives delightful relief, or
no charge for the first dozen
used.
Shivar Ale
PURE DIGESTIVE AROMAT
IC'S 'WITH SHIVAR MINERAL
WATER AND GINGER
Nothing like U for renovating
old worn-out stomachs, convert
ing food into rich blood and
sound fit fell.
Bottled and guaranteed by the
celebrated Shivar Mineral
Sprlpg, Shelton, S. C. If your
regular dealer cannot supply
you .telephone
Prof. .las. S. Carborry of the ex
tension dI , ’lsion of Clemson col
lege is here today. He is an export
on torn bibbing and is here on bus
inoss with the county agent. Mr. Mc
Lendon.
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*, Mr. 1!. E. Savely or V..-.snington.
I>. (\, held agenl for the II. S. depart-
! tm nt of agrieulture is a visitor here
1 today. Me staled that the progress
that this entire section is making in
; ;igric:iltiiral development is marvei-
i ous. The work being done here by
! the minty age-it is of the highest
!older and ITorom-e is rapidly coming
to lh<> froet as ii great agrieulturai
ecu: 1 v.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dunean McKenzie
were among the out of town guests
who attended I In* Ivey reception
hot evening.
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! Mrs. M. It. MeCorkje and Miss Liz-
zii .M<-< Vjrkle have returned from a
visit to Mr. Wlldiim Green at Rocky)
Mi'iititr
Mrs Anna
morning for
eral months
Carpenter.
but out of eight who did so
Ir. asgistancr was rendered
families. A few gradttate nurse-,
were called neon by the Red Cross
other families.
An emergency committee was up-
nointed by the chairman of the local J"
Red (’mss. as Pellows: J F Stacklcy v
chairman. Ward McLendon, Roy; ^
Burch. Mrs. E. E. HoweT. Miss Alta ! *
lh.liner. Miss ^Heloti Fenton. Chair *
man of this committee appointed a|*
transportation committee consisting *
of Clyde Drown. .1 B • A*iken. Key *
Burch and Herman Smith. Excel *
lert work was done dur.ng the
demb . Clothing, groceries and nour- *
. ishmenl w'**-e furnished by .1 C Crow- ,*
(‘Ii J P ^ liiw 1 1*
Bun It T
on. E E
Market.
Mr W. M. Waters, kindly donat
ed Ms services and a casket to a -
baby who died of influenza.
Mrs. Hodges furnished fresh eggs: j
the Woodman lodge wood and fuel.
Valuable Services were rendered by
the vsiiotc- churches of the city al- ^
so \ room at Hie Florence Infirm- $
arv was furnished by the King's,^
Daughters. No douhe many others sr
n-ndored services equally as valuabi. *
but only the above reports were fur-:*
nished the Red Cross committees. !*
In many instances I found it neceai*
serv to transfer volunteers making *
many mlseeilaneous trips to obtain'*
workers, tarry nourishment,' clean 1*
linen.i etc. A total of 47 homes werc {J
visit. (I, four hundred and three .visits *
bichiditig tTiirsiug. miscellaneous and
instMietive.
Summary for Jan, Ftb. and March
Nursing visits
Instructive visits
Schools visits
Sanitation inspection visits
Miscellaneous visits .. ..
What about prices
for spring ?
1%/f ANY men ask that ques-
A tion about clothes. Prices
are high, certainly—but we can
assure you of this. No matter
what you pay here, you’ll get
your money’s worth and you’re
the one who decides it. If you
think you didn’t get every
thing you should—money back
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sl’OMACH ILLS
permanfently disaprear alter drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Wa-
l^r. positively guaranteed by money-
back offer. Tastes fine; costs a
trifle. Delivered anywhere by our
Florence agents, Gregc*' &. Ander
son, Phone them.
K. BruHBon Jett •
Gustonia to spend sev-
with her daughter. Mi’s.
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Mr. ard A>’-s- \V. B. Brijnson of Dar
liugtiai, Ah'*;. Anna Bnmsou and Mra
E. 1), Smith of Lynchburg, Messrs,
j Bright Williamson and Melver Wili-
j iamson of Darlington, were among
(those here yesterday to attend the
funeral .services of Mr. J. C. C. Brun
son. •'
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Dr. Edward Hines of Rocky Mount,
X. ('.. sp-Rit yesterday in Florence
having brougM ii patient to the F'or
ence Intirmary for treatment.
Total visits 749 *
Schoo’s inspected 2i*
Pupils inspected is;:!
Pie school age insi> 4 j'
l)efe<-tlv*s isi 1
Total Defects .. .. 19,*;
Defective eyes 7!
Defective ears 5]
Defective post and throat. . . 6G!
Defective teeth . ; .. 94 ’
Miseellanemfs aj
Total corrections 2J
AF.TA M. PALMER. ’
Nurse.
npHEY’RE here; and of
J " course we think they’re
ahead of anything we’ve
seen in a long time. But
we’ll leave that to you.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
produced these clothes
for us; a great variety of
designs; all colors and
patterns, we’ll show you.
Band Of Burglars
Disturbs New York
M. R. CANNON
The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes.
“The Store That Does Things.”
New York. April Detectives are
searching for*a band of burglars they!
say invaded one block of stores three'
times and stole a hundred and twen- 1
ty-five thousand dollars worth of met-'
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