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>«> •* <MMHMHMMHMHt****#**tt**tt***************#*#tt***********-: I ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHDRCJ 112 SOUTH DARGAN STREET REV. WILMER S. POYNOR, Rector. The door la open to you, the* peWf,' are all free, and In Name we bid you come. SERVICES AS FOLLOWS Holy Communion at 8:00 A. M. . Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11:15 Evening Prayer and Sermon at 8:00. J HMHM»*****#**1Mt*#*«#**iHt4HMh*************#4 , I |y evening kindly in ,'ces. Travis Walsh Killed , .00 : It f.-, ; . We have ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS to lend on approved security in Florence and Florence County during the next sixty days. Our terms are attractive, and each proposition receives individual at tention. Investigate and try our service. REAL ESTATE & TRUST CO ! 4 Phone 312 I * * * ^JIHHW**###**##*#******#******#******##.****#****#***#* “A Complete Line of Machinery i m • • •< -<?i Vi-' W*’ it V BOILERS ENGINES , CRUDE OIL ENGINES CAS ENGINES STEAM PUMPS * SAW MILLS PLANERS EUGERS TRIMMERS LATHE MILLS COTTON GINS CORN MILLS FEED MILLS WOOD SAWS PUMPS ' Wo ^Iso have listed with us •nil sizes and types of second hand machinery. Let us figure on your requirements. iy aft^nwm. 5Bc o most interest mg JJs of the club year, and' in (»l a downpour of rain nineteen mbers responded to roll call. Ii was decided to join with the oilier Clubs of the oily and give to the King’s Daughters every assist ance possible to keep u woman at (he Vnion Station for travelers aid. The constitution of the Cluh was called for and was road hy Mrs. Ken nedy Rutledge, recordiug secretary. Afier 'nuch discussion il was unanl ujovislv dei idod to have a circulating libra'V and (lie following commlitef was appointed to have charge. Mrs I. L. Marringer, chairniap; Mrs. I.an- den .Jones Mrs. (ieo, liriggs, and Mrs. W. It. Tlarr.inger. The year hook committee, Mrs. James Lynch, chairman; Mrs. .1. 1/ Murchison and Mrs. A. H. Yiasque ma<k- an interbstlng report. This committee Is at work and hopes tr give to the members the Year Hook for I!i20-21 at our June meeting. Out lines of study were discussed ayd ; number of suggestions offered. A paper—Glass and (Hass Makers wrs read hy Mrs. S. W. G. Shipp The hos , '*s>-' invited the guests itur the /lining room which was bright with vases of Wisteria-shaded can dies ami an open fire. \. deiiciott salad, course and coffee was served bv Mesdnmes Will Ervin. W. II Ifaigh -and I). 7. Wynn. •Tite May meeting will he enter tninod hy Mrs. R. ,11. Farmer on S. irl.v street + + + + + * v 4 * WEDDING IN MARION J ; + + + + + + + + A weeding cf great interest is that of Miss Marie Frixworth, daughter of Mr. and M-s W. S. Fovworth, of Mai ion. to Mr. William Martin, the hap py event to take place today at the home of th° bride. Only members of the families ai d a number of inti mate friends of the young couple will b“ present at the nuptials.—Mar ion Star, April Till. Sul M. V Pr p. m. At the morning s tion of deacons will the Pastor assisted by Dr. of Greenvil e, S. C. This will most impressive service and the tor is anxious that all the members shall l.e present. 11 Y P II 7 p m, one hour before the evening service. Mid-week service, Wednesday 8:00 p. in. By A Fist Blov | ... The body of Travis Walsh whose i i death occurred /in Chicago f/ev((ial fTER* ■jilays ago will probably reach Flor- i ;once on Monday and the funeral servi i j ices will he held here, j It has been learned that youn’g | r at the 1 Walsh was killed in a fist fight with j fand 7:80 Joseph Manne, a pianist of the mov-1 ;ing picture theatres of Chicago from, leatitudes., Hm testimony submitted at the in- j Fed church-' finest it appears that Wash was walk ' r in a healthy‘ in F “long the street with some com- Borland M panions, all of whom were talking/ p ’ T’ao session of 1 lmirt, y' and v/hen the party passed . has called a special meet . Man , ne 1 aI ? (, f hi3 wife ,he Pj a "° P^J landed that .some one of them had 1TNEED5 A CHRIST IAN CHURCH. Jacob Watters, Pastor. Services held in the city Hall. Hible school 10:8U a. in. t'hurch scu'vice 11:80 a. m. F.veiling service 8:00 Subject for the morning: Walking in the Ught Subject for the evening: The Change of Heart. Prayer meeting Wednesday night it s o’clock. Strangers will find a cordial wcl come. 4. .f -I- + MEETING OF THE * f WESLEY BIBLE CLASS 4 + + * + * + + + +'** HYMAN SUPPLY COMPANY ;v Mill Supplies and WILMINGTON, N. C. NFAV HERN, N. C. V HHHHHtlHHHt^lHHHHHHHHHHHfr******************* \ I If you ever watched ^ sign Painter. ''.'I- ‘ •' . and wondered wliat the next work was going to he—you would have enjoyed looking over our shoulder last Tuesday afternoon while we unpacked $} 1,000 worth of Spring suits in as many sec onds. Talk about thrills; Why even the sta ple stout styles would have made you wish you were forty and portly—to say nothing at all about the Young men’s models that have more new wrinkles than a pound of Calabria raisins. What a splendid opportunity this is for a good dresser to see about his Summer wardrobe. You for instance. Hart Schaffner & Marx Yalue First Spring Suits , $50 to $70 : . ' . - , ^ j&fv ; >.. ***«•*. & ' s'"' ■ "■ ' ; *- M. R. CANNON ^“^he Store That Does Things. ’’ Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes. ?5« . V. 'FLORENCE, S. C. ■ »v*‘ idjgkjK: ~ ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 112 S. Dargan St. Rev. Wilmer S. Poyner. Rector Holy Communion at S p m Sunday school at Hi p 111 Morning prayer and sermon at 11 If. Kvening nreyer and sermon til s p. m. Wednesday— Evening prayer and Rihle stud/ n* 4:8ft. The public is most cordially invited to attend all of the services at St. John’s. The Ri ( tor w ll he glad to ineol strangers at th<‘ close of the services OH present. idav night at 8 p. m. urge and male members to BIRTH NOTICE | offered an insult to his wife. 10 i The fight took place immediately and Walsh was struck the fatal blow. He died in a taxi cab while he was being taken to a hospital. If your battery is sluggish or lacks pep.” a good tonic charge in our station will put it back in shape for Manne will probatyy be hold for t | le strenuous new season’s work. 1 murder. From the evidence adduced' Il.'irn to Mr. and Mrs. A. '■ • | e!it a hoy, “A. M. Jr.’ April 4th. a t the Inquest it appears that Walsh, 1-J‘i. , was killed hy a fi.'t blow, and that no with a battery—^Specially here fot An outside charge works vo iders STATE BORROWS THREE MILLION On M(inday evening, April 5th, the Wesley Bible Class of Central Metho dist church held its regular monthly business and social meeting at the homo of Miss Beck Perrlett on Gi’- lard street, with 28 ladies present. The meeting was called to order by the President, Mrs. J. C. Whit- lev. In the absence*©! the secretary- treasurer, Mrs. Minnie Casque acted as secretary, and Mrs. C. F. Middle- ton Tiled the treasurer's chair. After business was over a, very pleasant social hour was spent', con- siting of music, songs, recitations, and a reading hy Mrs. Gardner which was very much enjoyed. Topic, American Was (’apt in France. Dur ing the evening . delicious refresh- monts were servoif it being the Eas ter season, each one present was presented with an Easter souvenir, a bunny rabbit or a tiny chick. Assisting. Miss Perrlett in enter laining was Mrs. Anna Brunson and Mrs. H. K. Gilbert. On leaving, each one assured the hostesses that thov had spent a pleasant evening indeed. The class will hold its Mav meeting at the home of Mrs. It. R Greene on Chase street. . By Class Secy. CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH ' Cor. Irby and Chcves Sts. Rev. E. L. McCoy, Pastor. Sunday school lft:ftft a. in., Mr. H \. Brunson, Superintendent. 11:7.5 a m Morning Worship. Ser mon. The Soul’s True Environment. 4-ftft p. m. Epworth League, devo tion,*il services. 4-:’0 p. .ii. Address, Mrs. Jennie Sharpies of Chicago. Subject: Com morcializf d Vice, or the Traffic in Girls. S• eft p m. Kvening Worship. Song service and short sermon. Mid-week prayer Meeting Wednes day s p m Strangers and visitors welcome. Good music. PALMETTO NATIONAL BANK. CO LUMBIA, SUCCESSFUL BID DER. RATE 4.75. Columbia, *.pril 10 The state fi nance committee borrowed three mil lion dollars Friday morning, the loan being purchased hy the Palmetto Nat ional Bank, of Columbia, for 4.75 per cent. The only other lank making ■i hid was the Liberty National, of Columbia, and it submitted two pro-j positions’. One of these was at 1.8871 per emit and the other was a! six per cent, wiili the understanding that the Innk would pay the state • our per cent 0:1 whatever money it kept on deposit. Tite finance committee figured for ’toni's on the Liberty bank's second nruporition. The committee was in ;e* (.11 tor a large paid of Thursday ■ind again Friday morning. The'Pal netto hank’s was the closest ami ii vas accepted. The committee took die position with regard to tho i.ili Tty hank’s second proposal, which was very drse to that of the Pal metto hank, that while this was good, there would never he a cer tainty as to how much money the •tnto would have on hand in future months, and it might not prove as nrofiial le a pronosition as the Pal metto bank’s offer. Tho finance committee is composed of the Governor, the State Treasurer and the comptroller General. 1 weapons were brought into play. Horse Brings Big Price i Mr. James Bryant has disposed of ! his pacing mare, Qiieene Abbe, to a | wealthy New Yorkor, for the sum of j $8,000. A representative of the New i Yorker came down Saturday and closed the deal through Mr. J. B. Gib son, making the payment in a certi fied check for $2,500 and five $100 1 hills. Jueene Abbe was bought in Richmond about a year ago by Mr. -fid Rogers who paid $1,000 for her. Mr. Rogers sold her to Mr. Bry ant for $1,500. She ha s boon in sev eral races at Dillon and other points !while she was owned by Mr. Rogers and Mr. Bryant, and made an excel lent showing.—Dillon Herald. after winter's use Hie battery is usually in a chronically partially dis charged condition. Really unbiased service. City Filling Station 29 N. IRBY st. Senate To Investigate Unauthorized Strike + ****.{..»•*** * * THE ASSOCIATION OF * + COLLEGE GRADUATES 4 *4>4‘4‘4‘4444‘4‘4‘ The regular monthly meeting of the Association of College Graduates will he lufid ,u M i (day aft •ruoo.i at 4:'!0 in the- Federal court room. All members nvo urged to he present. Mrs. W, B. Pettigrew, Secy * ♦ ♦*♦***•>♦4* 4. 4 * PERSONAL NEWS « f + + * + + + + + + ■* IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH E uneves Street. Rev. B. F. Ailep, Pastor. 10:00 j> ni Sunday school. C. T. Nelson, Superintendent. 11:00 p m Morning Worship with preaching bv the pastor. 8:00 p m Evening Service of praise. Mid-week prayer meeting 8:00 p. m Wednesday. Attention is cal'ed to the Sunday school hour, it lining changed to 10 a. m. instead of the p m Strangers and visitors cordially InviK d. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH U( v. If. Tucker Graham 1). D„ Pas I or. 10:00 a. m. Sunday school, J. P McNeill. Snpt. 11:15 a hi Morning service. Sei men bv the pastor. Subject.' Loyalty to Christ. 400 p. n. Preaching at Palmetto achord house. 8 /M) p. m. Fvoming service with • f i'inen by Rev. Henry G. B”dlng«r. S:oo p m Wednesday midweek prayer service. I r m Ladies al Hie church. All pews free, diaih invited to ; Missionary Society The public is cor- II cliureli serv'ces. Sirain.'ers especially welcome. LUTHERAN CHURCH E. Beatty, Pastor, Mr. E, M. Irvin, one of the county's substantial farmers and a good cili- zen was here today on business. t At if Dr. H. Tucker Graham has return ed from liouisville. Ky.. and will fill his regular appointments at the First Presbyterian church tomorrow . * Sr * Miss Annie Lee Funk of Florence appean d on the program of the Slu dent's! Recital held at Flora Maedon aid College. Red Springs. N. C., on Thursday playing Do Keren's “Bv Moonlight. ’ W. D. Rowell Dead ^ owe '*» 72 years confederate veteran and one of the best citizens of the Centenary Kec- i? n ’ <, l ,e(1 a this home near that place Thursday morning, after qn illnr/s of about six weeks. Heart disease was the cause of the death of this good old citizen. The body wa. s laid to rest at. Reedy Creek church Friday, m the presence of a large gathering of sorrowing friends and relatives, Rev. Malice, of Johnsonville, conduct ed the last sad rites’. Mr. Rowell was survived by four children as follows: Claude Rowell, Mrs. Boyd Shelly, W. . Rowell and D. B. Rowell. The good wife of the aged man died about 19 years ago. M. D. Rowell was a quiet, law- abiding and valuable citizen in ibis community. He spent his life in the quiet pursuit of tilling the soil, and no man was hi K enemy. Ills faco will be missed, but bis good deeds will live on iu the hearts of those who knew him.—Mariop star. . Sunday subject. 5T. LUKES’ Rev. H. Divine servic! 11'I.'. Sermon for Doubt. Sunday School at 10 a. m. Mr. II. M. Wcssliigev. Superintendent. Kvening service at 8 o’clock Subject. Between the Tc.mb morning al The Cure ami TENNESSEE UDY RUN-DOWN G And Hurt In Side Of Her Held. Is Bene* * • . * 1 After severe illness, overwork, worry, gtief, accidents, etc., the greatest need of the weakened system is a tonic that gives quick, dependable strength. In such cases, try Zlron Iron Tonic. Ziron is a pleasant medicine, having the strengthening effects of iron with other valuable building ingredients. Read what Mrs. Emma Manus, ot Las- cassas, Tcnn., says about it: “1 was weak and run-down, not abk to do my work. My trouble was all in the side of my head. 1 heard of Ziron arid got a bottle, and I am glad to say ii has (Tone me more good than anything! Ziron is a splendid tonic.” Try Ziron. It may be just the medi cine you need. Ziron contains no habit- forming drugs. It is a safe, reliable tonic good for chiklren, men and women. Sold by druggists on a money-back guarantee. . ZN12 \bui% Blood Needs Tn Washington. April 9.- 'Tho Senate has ordered an investigation into the unauthorized strike of switchmen and railroad employes. RHEUMATISM Is completely wasneo 0111 of the system hy the celehraled Shlvar Mineral Wal-r. Positively guaran teed hy luur.ey hack offer. Tastes tine; co is a nlfi*- Delivered any- where by .our Florence agents. Gregg & Anderson. Phone theni. With the possible except Ion.. Of the J influenza g •rms. micreh *s are said to b e easily measured. Mere than 10,000 railroad locomo tives are standing idle in Germany’s repair shops. Dr. Z. F. HIGHSMITH Optometrist. Eyea Examined, Glasses Fitted. Office at residence, 20 Kuker Ave s four blocks from Post Office, ba. tween W. Evans and Cheeves Sts. Telephone 699-W. THE CAMPBELL FARM On Timrnonsville Road 3-4 mile west of Cole's Cross Roads AT AUCTION FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 10:30 A. M. SOLD ON ATTRACTIVE TERMS. BRASS BAND CASH PRIZES NEWBURY REALTY & AUCTION CO. SELLING AGENTS OFFICES OVER LAKE’S DRUG STORE. A * $ Oouey tuelc without cuenWon ■ HUNT'S Salve (Ails -n the •eatmeoi of ITCH KCZKMA. (INC, WOfJM , TSTTEH or (her 'iching rlcin d'.ra*.. Trv 7S t-em 1*'.» •< rt*e > ■* ►. U LAKE DRUG CO ♦ F******************************** *********•*********< W’hv have vour battery recharged so often? Let iis repair your Gene rator. - Stop cranking your car. If your Starter doesn’t work, brin.t*’ it to us. “\Yc specialize” FLORENCE AUTO ELECTRIC CO. 33 N. Irby. Phone 168-L-2 v ,*4 i ^*.***X**.*******'»**#*******-************#*****4f ***♦*## STORagT^wTERY “Ccets iefig per Month of Service" SERVICE STATION Member Pee Deo Automotive Trade Association. FLORENCE BATTERY 8ERVICI L. B. FERRELL. OPPOSITE COURT HOUEI PHONE 154-W * CALL 42t Florence Motor Sales Company and wo will come 5 miles and put on a new Tire or Tdb© at. no addi tional charga. But don’t throw the old one away. Let un vul canize It. Every Motor Ne«d. r**- t . -I* * . * I “Change Your Hearty • GREAT MEMBERSHIP DRIVE OF THE FLORENCE Young Men's Christian Association April 12-19. OBJECT: To renew 750 Memberships, secure 200 new members, including ONE HUNDRED SUSTAING MEMBERS I^p You Know 146,000 men visited the Florence “Y” last year? Shower Baths used 21,900 times. Dormitories used .'7,250 times. Reading Room used by 28,275 men. 9,025 letters written by men. i Hundreds of men attended religious meetings, shop meetings, Bible Classes, educational lectures and* talks, and social events. He | To carry on its program for the ensuing year the “DRIVE must be a success. i * Do your part, LINE UP “CHANGE YOUR HEART.” s