The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 09, 1920, Image 3
TIH ELOMNCg DAILY TIW|» FRIDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL 9, 1»2«.
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Ttie new hair 'h'*
,<>very by which
every woman can
now have I.oni;.
Soft, Prelty Hair.
No matter how
jhurt KINKY or
WIRY yoar hair
■ is QUELN HAIR
DKESSINH ». ill make
it if row htnif a n il
i truiiHit. Ql'EKN ris.
moMs ilamlruff a n <i
rIo|i falling hair. Sentl 2S
conts today for large box to
Niwhro Mfg. Co.. Atlanta. U*.
Yt’e will pay you lllti MONEY
to tell your friends about QUEEN
and disT.bute advertising pamphlets.
Write for our siteeial money making
offer.
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WHIM
r 0U can retain
the original
newness and color
of your shoes if you
select superior shoe
polish.
Whittemort’i •uperior-
ity on the** 3 point* i*
world f*mou*. Vh WMt
' R,o7" , “ erSiotS”
1. Gieea a mor#
laitiag •hiaa.
3. Keeps ehoee
looking new.
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Shur Poll >•//f s
if: S kJ P F W I O M
Stomach
Out of Fix?
’Phlne your ftropor or druggist
for a dozen bottles of this deli
cious. dlgqstant.—a glass with
meals gives delightful relief, or
no charge for the iirst dozen
used.
Shivar Ale
PURE DIGESTIVE AROMAT
ICS WITH SHIVAR MINERAL
WATER AND GINGER
Nothing Hke It for renovating
old worn-out stomachs, convert
ing food fute rich blood and
sound flasn.
Bottled and guaranteed by tha
celebrated Shivar Mineral
Spring, Shelton. S. C. if your
regulhr dealer cannot supply
you telephone
NeSMITH POWELL CO.
nil 1.
Mrs. Lincoln S. Morrison has re-1
turned to her home In the city after!
spending the winter at her Florida
home.
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♦ ANNUAL RECEPTION OF ♦
+ THE FRIENDLY DOZEN *
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RED CROSS NURSE
MAKES GOOD REPORTii
The Friendly Dozen entertained
i quite a number iff friends fit the an-i
‘ 11 mil reception given at the home of
| the social secretary. Mrs. Thos. L
I Ayers on South Church street. Wed
nesduy evening, this being the birth-j
day of the Club, as well as Mrs.'
j Ayers' birthday. . i
The guests were met at the door'
by Mrs. Ayers who iutrodm ed them |
to the President. Mrs. .Smith, who
in turn, conducted them to the elub
room, and introduced them to the!
assemblage.
Quite a number of ladies enjoyed I
i Hie afternoon. Indoors, and the chil
dren. outdoors, enjoyed an egg hunt,
conducted' by Misses Alma Taylor
and Louise Smith.
A special program was carried out
and several prizes won. Mrs. Fox
won a marmalade jar in a picture j but
contest gracefully presented by Vice J lv.
‘President. .Mrs. MeKetlian. ,Mi>
1 Early won the booby prize
bv Mrs. Taylor. Miss Ayers
test, presented by Mrs. Brady. j
Mrs. Ayers was given a lovelv,
hand-made center piece by the Club
j for birthday presented by Mrs. Hew-
I itt. Mrs. Roberts was given a lovely
I iHUiqnet as founder of the elub. pre-
I sented by Mrs. Ayers from the Presi
‘ d u i't Mrs. Smith.
• Delightful refreshments Were serv-
| etl by Mesdainns Ayers. Smith. Me-
■ Keithan ami Taylor and Miss Avers.
presented ^ were
SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES FOR
THE THREE MONTHS END-
ING APRIL 1ST
Miss Alta Palmer. Red Cross nurse
emploved by the local chapter, has
unde the following report of the av-
ttvlties of the Red Cross during the
lart three months.
“During the present epidemic of in- ■
fluenza. the Red Cross Chapter of 1
Florence was- culled upon to adgiinis 1
ter a* Jhe afflicted families In many
different ways.
“A meeting was called to arrange a'
course of instruction to volunteers,
who might he willing to assist In the
work under the supervision of Miss
Palmer, nurse In charge. The voluu-j
teers did not respond very readily;
out of eight who did so willin';-1
ii«sista*iec was rendered to 20 | j;
families. A few graduate nurse'. 1
called noon by the Red Cross
won | in other families.
Chicago
which visit'
patients.
has a motor hospit.il
remote districts to treat
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STOMACH ILLS
permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Wa-
er. Positively guaranteed by money-
back offer. Tastes line; costs a
trifle. Delivered anywhere by our
Florence agents, Gregg & Ander
son, Phone them.
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PERSONAL NEWS «
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I'ref. Jus. S. Carberry of the ex
tension division of Clemson col
lege is here today. He is an expirt
on eern breeding and is here on bus
inoK.s with tlie county agent, Mr. Mc
Lendon.
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! Mr. IT. E. Savely or V. .-.sbiugton,
I). C.. lie.ld agent for the V. S. depart-!
ment of agriculture is ;t visitor here
, today. IL* slated that Hie progress
that this entire section is making in
agricultural deve.lopmeqi is marvei
ous. The work being done here by
I Hie county agent is of Hie. highest
order nrd Florence is rapidly coining
to Hie front as a great agricultural
conrty.
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Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McKenzie,
were among Hm out of,town guests
who attended the Ivey reception
hot evening.
A *' A
Mu. M. B. McCorkle and Miss Liz
zie McCoykle have returned from a
Visit to -Mr. Miriam Green at Rocky
Meillit.
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Mrs Ann# K. Brunson left tills
morning for Gastonia to spend sev
eral months with her daughter, Mrs.
Carpenter.
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Mr., and Mrs. \V. B. Brunson of Dar
Hngten. Mrs. Anna Brunson and Mrs
K. D. Smith of Lynchburg, Messrs.
Bright Williamson and MelVer VVilS-
iamson of Darlington, were among
those here yesterday Hi attend Hie
funeral services of Mr. J. C. C. Brun
son.
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An emergency committee was ap
pointed by the chairman of the local |
Red Cross, as follows: .1 F Stackley
chairman. Ward McLendon. Boy: S
Burch. Mrs. E. E. Howe’l, Miss Alta I A
Palmer. Miss Helen Fenton. Chaii ; a
man of tlHs committee appointed a ! £
transportation* committee consisting { a
of Clyde Brown. .1 B Aiken, Roy ( *
Burch and Herman Smith. Excel j *
lent work was done dui’.ng the
ileiuh. Clothing. gro<!eries and nottr-jji
islnnent wove furnished by J C Crow-! is
eh J B A.iken. R B Gardner, Royjjj
Bur< h T S Cottlngham. W p Camer
on. E K Howell, and Palmetto Meat j!
Market. ! 1:
Mr. \V. M. Waters, kindly donut ij)
e<t Ills services and a casket to a i:
haliy who died of influenza.
Mrs. Hodges furnished fresh eggs;ji:
the Woodman lodge wood and fuel.
Valuatde services were rendered by jit
the various churches of the city al-jj[
sc- A room at the Florence Infirm- ::
nrv was furnished by the King's >||
Daughters. No doube marty otliers i!
rendered services equally as valuable j j j
but only the above reports were fur- h
nished tlie Red Cross eomiiitttees. ! ,!
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In many instances I found it necesjn
serv to tramfer volunteers making
many miscellaneous trips to obtain jU
workers, tarry nourishment, clean I !
linen.? etc. A total of 47 homes were |j|
visie d, four hundred and three, visits Hi
including •mrsing. miscellaneous andjj|
Inst: uetive, in
Summary for Jan. Feb. and March
Nursing visits 22rt|A
Instructive visits 17s : 2
Scliools visits It! | a
Sanitation inspection visits .. 4 **
Miscellaneous visits 2.7ti' v
Total visits 749 A
Schools Inspected
Pupils, Inspected
Pie school age insp
Defectives
Total Defects .. .. __
O'et live eyes
Defective ears 5 i
Defective cost and throat’ . . 6(i j
Defective teeth'.. 941
Miscellaneous 1
Total eovrect(oils 2j !
ALTA M. PALMER. 1
Nurse.
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Band Of Burglars
Disturbs New York
New ^ork. April ft.—Detectives are
searching for a band of burglars they!
Dr. Edward Hines of Rocky Mount,^ ,nvaded one blo<k of 8tores t^ee!!
N. t . sp mt yesterday in Florence times H,,<, '■' lo,e a hundred and twen-1 ]
having InonglM a patient to Hie Flor ty-five thousand dollars worth of mer- 1
eme Infirmary for treatment. chandlse. •I 1
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What about prices
for spring ?
jyjANY 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 hack
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Ccivyrlght. Ifti'O. Hai l S‘« li3ffiipr Marx
New styles for young men
'T'HEY’RE here; and of
A 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.
M. R. CANNON
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