The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 17, 1920, Image 3
Wessinger, Superintendent.
Evening service at 8 o'clock
I’ivyer service Wednesday evening
at 8 o’clock.
Strangers and visitors are cordially
vlted to attend all these serv ees.
THE
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BRIDGE,-
Miss Edna McCurry left
for Charleston for a shott
’ Mrs. Earle Martin has returned
! from a motor trip to Charlotte; N.
'C.
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Mrs. C. C. Crumpton and Miss
Kate Burkholder left for Lynchburg
las ( t night, having b(‘e:i called there
on account Cf the death of their
FL W. Burkholder.
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Nance, of Prosperity, is
daughter, Mis. W. D.
West Palmetto street.
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’ Mr. W. P. Tennant of this city has
.been awarded the cc a tract for the
; erection of a 125,00;) plant at Mullins
for the Eiggesl-Myers Tobacco Co.
At Th4 Churches
FIRST BAPTIST C;-;UF;C,H
cor. irby and Palmetto Sts.
Rev. Furman H. Martin, D.
1 ister
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Mr. W-
. M. Waters, Superintendent.
Mrs. E. J. Burkholder, of T.ynch- 1 Preaching at 11:15 a, in. and S:00
Imrg. who arrived in the city yes- P- »’•
t terday mciaing to visit her annt.l ,)r - K - w - Sikes, President of (V
i Mrs. r. o. Crumpton, was caLed k * 1 Coll g”. will occupy the pulpit
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B Y I’ U 7 p in, one hour before
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• $1 Wednesday, S P. M. Miss Sarah
* * < W atson, formerly of Coker College,
now war-worker in Fiance, will de
liver an address which the public is
I cordially urged to hear.
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$100,000.00
% We have ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS to lend on approved security in
Florence and Florence County during the
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next sixty days. Our terms are attractive,
and each proposition receives individual at
tention. Investigate and try our service.
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CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
Cor. Irby and Cheves Sts.
Rev. E. L. MtOoy, Pastor.
1 Sunday school 10:00 a. in., Mr', H.
A. Brunson, Superintendent.
11.15 a. m. Morning Worship
iiev. R. S. Treusdala, I). !>., v.iL
probably preach.
4:00 p. in. Epworth League, devo
tional services.
8:00 i> in. Evening Worship, .ser
mon by the pastor.
Tuesday 1 p. m. Lambuth Mission
«rv Society meets with Mrs. Augua-
tr.s Byers. 121 W. Cheves street
Tuesday 4 p. ni. W. M. S.
JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
112 S. Dargan St.
Rev. Wilmer S. Poyner. Rector
Holy communion at 8 a. m.
Sunday school at it) a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon ot
11:15. "Afflictions Sometimes sent
as a test of Character.”
Evening prayer and sermon at .8
ways of Doing PprsonaJ
Work.”
Wednesday—Evening p>-iyer and
Bilh reading at 4:30.
Frldav night. Men's Sapper at 8
Every man of the congregation is
urged tn be presrtit.
All pe>vs at St. John's are free
and *he public Is cordially invited to
attend all services of the church.
The Rector w 11 be gia-d to meet
-tiahgers at the close of the services
CHARLESTON’S INTERESTS
THE PROPOSITION ARE
GREAT.
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(The News and Courier.)
It is well over a hundred miles
from Charleston to the Pee Dee river
at Mars Bluff, where the new bridge
between Florence and Marion coun
ties is soon to be erected, but the
undertaking
the bridge over the Pee j
lias already been begun. It is!
believed that the actual construction j
of the bridge itself will be started
by the middle of July. It is to be of i
* steel and will cost $400,000, $150,000 j
of thi,, money to come from the Fed-j
era! government and the rest to be j
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raised by bonds issued by the con
tiguous counties. The result should
be a permanent structure in which
the whole state can take pKde and
he usefulness of which will be bn-
ond calculation.
Tlr eriiort trade in Ceylon tea be
gun in 187:’, with a shipment of
. 1 p< nids. In a comparatively slidit i
t'-nie. ibis iigore was increased U;
120,000,000 pounds a year. .'
A single fn in of tub tc-o manuf.u 1 -^
t.urei:: iii Manilla* employs 12,000 i
band', and turns cut rvoiy day ni ne
| than 100,000.00b cigars, in addition
to laige quantities of cigarettes and j
cut plug. |
in New York City alone from kid
ney trouble last year. Don’t allow
yourself to become a victim by
neglecting pains and aches. Guard
against this trouble by taking
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news of
as much interest to the business peo
ple of this city as to those who live
i i the nearby territory. In the past
there has always been a very strong
bond of sympathy between Charles
ton and Eastern South Carolina, in
recent years,there has been ^oni(/liing
of a tendency for this part of the
state to grow away from us. how
ever, chiefly because the transporta
tion fueiljilif Jbl'tw’c#) Charleston i
and Eastern South Carolina have net!
been improved as they should have
bbeii. For local purposes the service ______________ , - ----- ________
over the Atlantic Coast Line is ac
tually little better than it was fif-1 ***********r: i -.-***^ ±****tt**#******-********#-*********'SHH»
Tor kioncj,
troubles.
The world's Rtar.dard remedy
liver, bladiiot and uric acid
Holland's nation^, remedy r.in^e ICQC.
AH druggists, three sices. Guatanter d.
Look for t!i« nwirie Aold Mroal on eycry lio*
anti accept no imitation
UAILLARD STREE'i i^r.ESBYTEK.
' IAN CHUdCH.
Rev. D. G. Garland. Pas'D".
Sunday si bool at lu:.?0 a. in.
^I’reaciiing and divine service at the
fo lov.’liig Lours: 11:30 a. m. and 8:30
p. m.
teen years ago and of course com
paratively it is nothing like so good,
ip the morning, when most of tlje
important mail from Charleston
t eaves, for the Pee Dee country. Char
leston is dependent on a through
train from Florida which for 'much
of the . yoar is notoriously belated.
Morning topic:' Christs lily for '['here was hope five year.,- ago that
His People. John 14:1-8. . the .building of the Seaboard would
Evening topic: A Scene in Judg- speedily bring an improvement but
niont. the war intervened and as yet the
Ecilesiastes I?: J3 i-L Seaboard Las established only tem-
I^idles Aid Society meets Man day porary makeshift passenger service
at 4 p m at the Manse. Mrs. It. L. out of Charleston.
Totinpon, hostess. A n.citing of the Beyond all this, however, lies the
Session Tuesday night at 8:30 fact that more and more people, iuisi
Friends and strangers have a warm
welcome. Good in.sc and inspiring
singing is a special feature of the
wo v f hip.
How Various Cities
Take The Census
ness men especially, are depending
orr the automobile in place of the rail
way train. If they could run down
to Charleston from Florence or
Marion or Dillon or Darlington in
their cars they would do so frequent
ly. With no highway it is inevitable
that they should lose touch more and
J ('lass meets with Mrs. J.
*, .’L'O \V. Elans street.
(From the New York Tribune.)
The census figures are generally
gt iu j v 'disappointing to aspiring cities that
Thos. Pate
Mid-week
lay s p m
Strangers and
Good music.
prayer Meeting Wednes
visitors welcome.
If;
When the Day is at its Best
B REAKFAST TIME! Appetites in harmony with the
crisp, dewy ireshnessof a new day. How"natural in this
environment, is beautiful tikerl Is coffee ever so fragrant
as when creamed from a silver pitcher, sweetened from a
silver bowl, stirred with a silver rpoon? There’s something
about breakfast-table silver that stimulates the imagination,
enriches everything with which it comes in contact, and
tempts to a greater enjoyment of that important morning
meal, the memories of which are so inseparably interwoven
with the accomplishments c>f succeeding hours.
In use as well as decorative beauty
our Silier ’Tableware is ever a delight
SULZBACHERS
CAIH'JLIC PARISH CHURCH
Frther Dubois Wood, Pastor.
Gospel sermon and instruction.
Low Parochial Mass 10 a. in.
Sunday school after mass
Meeting of Cm building commit-
2 to arrange for the completing of
Memorial windows and chancel
| tec
! thi
work.
IMMANU-L BAPTIST CHURCH
E uneven Street.
Rev. B. T. Alien-. Pastor.
10.00 a. ni. Sunday school. C.i T.
Ni'lscu, Superintendent.
Splendid music and organized clas
ses.
11: )0 a. m. Morning Worship with
preaching by the pastor.
Special music: by lar^e choir.
8:00 p. in. Evening Service with
prubing by the pastor.
Mid'week prayer meeting 8:00 p. m.
Wednesday.
Strangers and visitors cordially
invite d.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
I}ev. H. Tucker Graham D. D., Pas
tor.
10:00 a. m. Sunday school, J. P.
McNeill, Supt.
11:15 a m Morning service. Ser
men l>\ the pastor.
8:00 p. ni. Evening service with
Sermon by the pastor
8:0(t p m. Wednesday midweek
prayer service. 1
AH pews free. Thfi public is cor
dially invited to all church servees.
Strangers especially welcome.
have for ten year b - been aiming at
some particular figure. Until the fig
ures are published, there is a buoy
ant confidence that the goal has been
attained, if not far surpassed. But
publication Pflgv^s a rude awakening.
Cities thus disappointed! react much
alike. At first they are indignantly
sure something is wrong about the
enumeration, with whole districts
left out. A demand arises for a re
count, and when granted there is a
frenzied attempt t 0 i?o over the c'ty
with a fine tooth comb, resulting
In a total about the same as the first
one. Then indignation boils away,
and the citizens find ways to console
Ihetm elves. The rival city lias an
nexed everything within 20 miles,
while our' city is confined within the
same narrow limits as in 1870. it
is unfortunate, however, that the
suburbs refuse to be annexed, and
ungrateful, because they share all the
advantages of the city. Still, they
form part of the metropolitan dis
trict, and its population, rather than
that of the city proper, represents its
real size and importance.
Bv these methods a city convinces
itself that it did fafrly well, and its
press rings with the noble resolution
for evrybody to pull together and
boost, sp that the 1930 census may
hhow r its real size and importance.
Thus there is
forever burns
RITTENBERRY CO. .
SANITARY AND HEATING ENGINEERS,
HEATING PLANTS THAT HEAT.
vVt ar? row operating with a full force of compe
tent union men.
W. Evans St.
Phone 790
Impair work given prompt attention.
27 years orpeiience guarantees you satisfaction. %
more with thi b city. The vital busi
ness interests of Charleston require,
therefore, the establishment of bat
ter communication between this city
and the eastern part of the stata.
already one #of the most prosperous
sections of the South, and Mire to be
come increasingly presphrous every
year. Agricultural authorities have
said that there is no regiou of Ameri
ca where so many crops can be grown
profitably. Eastern South Carolina
has gone forward ’amazingly in the
trist decade, under an agricultural
leadership which is nnequaled any
where. Its future is womlerfiiilv
bright and it is for the business men
of Charleston to link themselves nv
more and more intimately with the
development which is in progress.
No one who will look into the facts
of this situation will question for a
moment the complete justification ot
the action taken by the Charleston
delegation at the recent session of
the General Assembly committing
this community to paying a good part
of the cost of building the bridge
which is to be constructed over the
Santee river. Charleston's interest in
the bridging of the Santee rivet 1 is
paramount even to that of the peo
ple who live immediately contiguous
to the Santee. So. as we have sug
gested above. Charleston’s interest in
the bridging of the Pee Dee is also
very great. The work of the survey
O’DOWD THEATRE
MONDAY and TUESDAY
ST.
LUKES’ LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. H. E. Beatty, Pastor.
Divine service Sunday morning at
11:15 with sermon by the pastor.
Sunday School at 10 a. m. Mr. H
Announcement
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Effective April 4th, office hours at Florence will be as
follows: Week days, 7:30 a. m. to 10:00 p. m.
SuntJpiF’Snd holidays, 8 a. m. to 11 a. m. and 4 p. m. 8 p. m. j
Telegrams,
Nigh! Lelters,
Day Letters
Night Messages
Cables, Money Transfers,
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Messenger Service.
I'SjrjrS Yi’wfqk■ • ■ ' ' ^ *,1 . '. '4’ * ' A ' 4
.Western Union Telegraph Company
W. C. Holcombe, Manager
and that America r? still populated
by Americans, not by the jejune of
illustration that hope soul who take no interest in their
in the human breast community's size and growth.
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VIERRA’S HAWAIIANS ,
F'rescnting “A NIGHT IN HAWAII”
4 Shows Daily Admission 25, 35 and 50 cents
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM FOR
TUESDAY
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rn Union”
10 E. Evans Street
75% of our service is on
other makes of batteries
You do not have to own a Vesta battery
to get Vesta battery service.
In fact, more than 75% of our repair
work is on other makes of batteries.
Doubtless one reason for this is that re
use Vesta patented features in the repair
of other makes. ‘
Our service station is in charge of ex
perts wjth scientific instruments at their
disposal to determine just where your
battery is weak.
Don’t let your battery go too long with
out testing. We charge nothing for this
service. If you are convinced repairs * ;
arc necessary, we give you a definite,
reasonable price in advance and a six
months’ guarantee.
FLORENCE BATTERY SERVICE
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Afo ether battery
has them
L. R. FERRELL
OPPOiSTE COURT HOUSE.
PHONE 154—W.
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COSTS LESS PER MOUTHlORl SERVICE
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