The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 22, 1920, Image 3
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TWE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES THURSDAY ArTEnNOON, APRIL 22. 19?t»
Dr. Miles W. Maloney
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes examined, glasaea fitted.
Sulzbacherfc, up stairs
Entrance through store.
MASONIC NOTICE
A Special Communica
Uoh of Hampton Lodge
No. 204. A. F. M. will
be held in the Blue
Koom. Masonic Tem
pie, Building on Fri
day evening. April 2o,
at eight o'clock.
All members and visiting Crafts
men are invited.
Work in Fellow Craft Degree.
H. K. Ol brrt, J. B. Aiken
Secretary. Worshipful Master.
We Are Lending Money
i people who have a mortgage on their home, or
ho arc huying a home and are borrowing a part
ot the purchase money. If you need any monev
* for either of these purposes, it will pay you to look
into the
HOME PURCHASE PLAN
, it is simple and easy to understand, ft is the best
. way to pay off a mortgage, easily if you live and
instantly if vou die. OTHERS like and recommend
it; Y()l' will do the same if you go into it.
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MMTEVMNG
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BONNER.
SOCIAL NEWS
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+ Mrs. E. M. HOOKE IS GIVEN A ♦
> PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY ❖
Lct’s Hurry.
,et's talk it over
THOS. R. MILLER,
Times Luilding
Phone i.si $
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phone call, whether it
brings a business or so-
! cial message, hasthefac-
ulty of going straight
to the point—admit
ting nochance of delay
w or misunderstand Rig.
Our toll lines reach almost everywhere and the
low STATION TO STATION rates make the
service a real economy,
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PENGUINS AND MOMENTS.
As Mr. and Mr*. Johnny Penguin
were dreaming anil watching what was
going on with the
watch they tu<l
found, they were j
hearing all sorts
of funny things.
All Hie innments
seemed to havs
something to say
for themselves.
They were cer
tainly a funny,
busy lot.
“Dear in e.”
snfil Mrs. Johnny,
*Tni sure I'd never
have had such ad
ventures wilh any
other penguin. 1
niii Mire of ihat.”
Just then ap
peared the fairy
who had been talking to them before.
“I’ve come to talk lo you,” she said.
“1 want lo talk to you as I did before.
Now 1 will tell you many things in a
very little while. You are certainly
having lots of adventures, you two.
Dt-ar me. One could almost say yoti
wore living a life of different adven
tures and yet each one is complete In
Itself! I do believe I will see more of
penguins and see If they all have ad
vent u res.”
“But don’t leave us until we ask you
some questions we have in mind,” said
Mrs. Johnny.
“All right," said the fairy.
Then they saw that the moments
which came from the watch which the
penguins had found on the beach be
gan to prance about again and to talk.
Though they had really been busy all
the time the penguins hadn't noticed
every one of them by any maimer of
mea ns.
“You can’t catch me," said another
moment. "1 would have put you to
sleep when I first came and you would
have been go rested by now instead
of all tired out. I'm a napping mo
ment. I’m off.”
“Oh dear, oh dear,” said Peggy,
“we’ve lost the moments.”
"And we’ll never come hack again.”
shouted the moments ns they dashed
off while the watch looked on and
his face seemed to smile.
“Listen.” said the little fairy, “you
must not feel badly because you have
lost those moments and because they
cannot come back again. You have
just learned something. Do not wait
for some moment to come you think
you may like. Enjoy each moment as
It comes along. Work when it is time
for the working moments to he around,
sleep when It is time for the napping
moments to he giving you rest. Play
when the joyous playtime moments
are swimming imd walking and singing
and dancing. Don’t wait for the mo
ments to come but he friendly with
the moments ns they arrive and before
they .pass. If you don’t do this you
wilt grow so tired, oh, so tired, you
will never he able to do anything. You
wilt sigh and cry for the moments that
have gone and you can’t catch them
once (hey are gone. And you'll sigh
anf! cry for other moments to come
and while you're sighing you’ll be wast
ing all the precious ones which are
hurrying right along, all the time.”
The little fairy had vanished and
only penguins seemed to be about the
beach.
"Let's hurry and finish the nest,”
sn id Peggy.
“And then let's have a nap so we’ll
get rested," said Johnny.
“And then we’ll have such good ap
petites for breakfast,” said Peggy.
“and we’ll care
for the m o-
ments as they go
by before they
leave us. If w£
don't we might
miss the children
when they come
and they'd go
hurrying by to
see if they eould
find a tietter moth
er and father.”
So they finished
the nest and they
took a nap and
next morning
when breakfast
time came and
Peggy put out the
breakfast cloth
and poured John-
On Monday evening, a birthday
party was given Mrs. E. V M. Hook in
honor of '.i »r seventy-second birth-
ilay, by her children, W. K. Hook
and wife, Mrs. W. H. Calcutt. Mrs.
D. L. Henderson, Miss Eugenia
Hooke unit Mr. Leslie Hooke.
The party wuss quite a surprise to
tlii: mot'ier. who. upon her return
from the picture show, found her
home arilsttcully decorated witn
Spring flowers, and her dining table
laden wit'i Good Things to Fat.
Only the children and grand chil
dren were present, and a very enjoy
• hie evening was spent.
fay Lumbir Company, returned Mon,
day from a ten day’s visit to his!
family \at Reading. Pa.
NOTICE 0" MEETING
A special meeting of the' Loyai
Order of Moose will be hold tonight 1
at the Knight of Pythias Hall overj
Hrnnrrs store on W. Evans street
at $ o'clock.
D. H. Harper, Jr. J. B. Mackay.
Sfoy. Director
Bah!
When a woman pulls the wor| over
a nmn s eyes you can hardly >>!niue
Him if he looks sheepish.—CniUo-ni*
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t • PERSONAL NEWS 4
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Mrs. Dr. Harmon, of Richmond.
W. i: ; vl.dling her brother, Mr. H.
J. Dlckman, Jr.
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The many friends of Dr. F. H. Mc
Leod will he glad t o know that h>>
is nb'e t«> be out again after being
confined to his room for the past
week.
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Mrs. Frank Reed of Richmond,
Va., is the guest of Mrs. H. U. Dick-
inrn, Jr., on West Pine street.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. Byrd and Mas
ter Carter Byrd spent yesterday in
Mtiricn with Die former’s parents.
R -v. end Mrs. M. M. Byrd.
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Mr. H. P. Gasque of Bennettsvilie.
visited his sister. Mrs. 'J. W. Rouse
yesterday.
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Mrs. T. L. Grimmer left last night
for Atlanta to attend the wedding
of her son. Collins C. Croswfll, which
takes place in that city today.
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Miss Henrietta DuBose Dargan. of
Statesburg. is visiting her sister
Mrs. Robert Edward Browne, Jr., at
her apartment on West. Evans street.
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Mr William Seifort. of the Giles
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Chadwick-Hoskins Company
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ny's salt water coffee Into his special
stone cup and gave him an omelstte
of fish without any eggs, Johnny strut
ted around her and sang this song:
“The moments, the moments go fljrlns
along.
That Is the point of this, my song;
We must make the most of eseli eat
that's here
And then we'll be happy and full of
cheer—
Helgh-ho!”
No Ua«, Anyway.
"I think I’ll give Jimmy his knifa,"
said the small boy, who had been
thinking deeply. '
“Have you Jimmy's knifef” the
mother Inquired.
“Yes, 1 found it a long time ago. He
thinks it’s lost, lint findin's keepin'a,
you know."
Tire mother made no comment, foi
she knew something else was coming,
And then her son said:
“I mlflit as well give It to him. 1
can’t nte it, 'cause ha s with ma all the
time."
'T'HE Chadwick-Hoskms Company is a con*
solidation of six big cotton mills, forming
one of the largest cotton manufacturing con
cerns in the Southern States.
1 ‘HE Company has no mortgage or bonded
x indebtedness. Authority has been given
to the directors to retire the outstanding Prc*
ferred Stock in November, 1920.
CAPITALIZATION
l 7% Cumulative Preferred Stock ($100 Par Value) $800,000
Common Stock ($25 Par Value) 200,000 Shares
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URING the four years ended December
31, 1919, the consolidated earnings of the
properties, after Federal taxes, averaged
$521,718 per year. For the three months
ended March 31, 1920, the combined earnings,
before Federal taxes were $560,565. Provisions
are being made to operate two of the mills day
and night. This should mean a substantial
increase in output and earnings.
Kaapa Them Interested, Anyhow.
A habitual faiaifier always seems
■hie to get a number of people inter
ested in the hope ihst some day they’ll
catch him in the truth.
'“p'HE present consolidation was on a basis
A of $40 per spindle, which is less than the
actual appraisal of the properties. With the
retirement of the Preferred Stock, spindleage on
the consolidated properties will be reduced to
$32.80. On the basis of present earnings and
the retirement of the Preferred Stock, we be
lieve an annual dividend of $2.50 per share
will be paid.
We offer this Common Stock for subscription subject to allotment, when,
as and if received by us at
$28 Par Share
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