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r xrtu - TtTK Fl.OnENCR DAtLY w. ». t ■ <« v. .. k>.i«- • ;<>uV' ' Vi'•?/ :A.niiUT/^ 83KTT. ttmbs Saturday'afternoon, may i. 1920, 1 7' 1 V T f? *7 ~y*t- '++0. • x«*_- — • T^1 M—- . r . .i. When the Pdy is at its Best iST' Appetites in harraony with the — r . jfWY#re»hness of a new aay. How natural it} this Lvifottment, is t^si^'fuhsilt ^! Is coftee ever so fragrant i when crearned from a silver pitcher, sweetened from a sttvef bowl, stirred With a silter spoon? There’s something about break fast-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, flte memories of which are so inseparably interwoven with SMf accomplishments of succeeding hours. In use as well as decorative beauty our Silver Tableware is ever a delight SULZBACHERS ■fa ife: rrrr 11 * ♦ + { ♦ Vst. ,LuV*’ * ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY * *** + + + + + + + 4 ileuutit'u) yin fivnry detail was tho party given Friday afternoon by Mrs. George Staeklcy announcing the en gagement of her daughter Agues Georgie to VVIllinni Urooks Tyson the wedding to take place early in June. The lower floor ot tlie home was. thrown en suite and was artistically decora',/>d with beautiful ro» c s Shortly after the guests arrived a telegram was received telling of tie- approaching event. This was read by Miss Marie • Gregory and brought forth much merriment, and tlm expression of many good wishes. A unique contest followed in which .Miss Lola Lawrence was the winner of a pretty motto picture. A delicious salad course followed by mints was served by Misses Pau line .Stackley ap'd Kstelle Flagler. As _ tin* guests departed dainty little fa- 1 vors of wedding rings were given them. 1 J! '•**+*** + + *** + 4 * HELPING HAND CIRCLE + + Or KING’S DAUGHTERS * **-fr***** + **4**4<** iHf ***- \ ■ Arrived 10 Si’S, ilk 1 >; i *- I^car, of “Old I>pck" chop feed. 1 ear of l ; or horses and mules. I. T'Car of rice meal, 1 ear of wheat shorts, foi lii' , x * vi iiftipar of “Happy Cow heed” the best 111 dueer made. L i,car1>f sdf-risnig plain flour eontraeted f tlie market. pi Wc have on hand a good tnianiity of whe^c ^ra’n Carolina rice at the right price. .Qet our prices>011 pure lard, also compound hm!. Xbis lard-was contracted for and delivered : tfyc market. - i r under urdt r .t*' 3P N. DARGAN Grocery Co. PHONE c:>2. ■ *» . t - -"W Hie Helping Hand of the King's Oaightirs will meet. Monday after noon nt 4 o'clock at the homo of Mrs. Herman Smith on S. Dargan St Mrs. T. I!, ('coper. Secy. {• 4* 4*4 , + 4*4 , 4 + 4*4 , + 4> 4 * SUNSHINE CIRCLE Or ~ 4- 4* KINGS DAUGHTERS •> *4* + 4 > 4**4*4*<i-4'4 > 4*4 > 4-4»4* The Sunshine Ctrcle of tin* King's Daughters will meet Monday after noon at I* o’clock with Mrs. Itoge. - Clemmons on S. Dargan street. 4* 4» 4> ® * PERSONAL + 4* 4* 4* f <¥ <* * NEWS 4 1 4* 4* 4* Mi. lioheri Green of Timmonsvii'o is at the Florence Injtrniary ill with typhoid fever. * ♦ .Mr. Thud W. Lee of Leo. was a vbiter in the city yesterday. * * * Mr, and Mrs. .1. J. .Mien and Miss ITorem e alien of l.a/'a were guests of Mrs. H. F. Allen yesterday. * sk I Mr. M. tl. Alien of taiitn, 'was the I guest of Kev. and Mrs. U. F. Alien yesterday. * * * Miss Lucy Thompson has gone to New York City to visit her sister. Miss i'annie Thompson. THE V/EATHER For South Carolina: Fair and slightly cooler tonight. Sunday fair. Moderate north and northeast winds. "7— ii wm 1:1 U Beginning Sunday Morning, May 2nd. 'entral Methodist Church 4 » ^ConaMCted by Rev. Luther B. Bridges, one of the General Evangelists of the Methodwt Church," South. lofted by the General Conference and espec ; ” - recommended by Bishop Tton. R *1 * • |*f* Great Chorus Choir led by .. 4, ... Mr, Homer S.fjenkins of Atlanta v - A singer of magnetic personality and Spiritual Power. \ : ne ^ t wec j C) ser vices daily at 4 p. m. and 8 p. m.‘ -7^ At The Churches * + + * + + + + + + + CHRIST IAN CHURCH. Jacob Walters, Pastor. Services hold in the City Hall. Bible schooj 10:30 a. m. The lx>rds Supper and preaching •it 11:30 a. tii. ’ Fvening.service 8:00 Preaching at libthi services by the pa> tor. Prayer meeting Wednesday night ;it S o'clock. The public is cordially invited to att<md the services. ... •,« » *;< LUTHERAN • • » r - > - CHURCH 1 •***'*>*jm& *!••£**• ■ Panto r. I* l dfbi H Rev. H. E. Beatty, Divine seivft'e Sunday morning at 111:15 with, sermon by the pastor. Sunday School at lo a. m. Mr. II. B. Wessiuger, Superintendent. Evening service at 8 o’clock There will be no • mid week ser viie due to the pastor’s absence at tending conference Strangers and visitors are cordially ‘ # invited to attend all these services. J MINISTERIAL MEETING ’ ! T The regular monthly ^nkv-ting of * the Ministerial Union of the city wiil * he hold Monday morning at eleven * o'clock in the Miflhcilist cluu'ch. * jjj H. T. Graham. D. D. Pres. * II. E. Beaty. Secy. 2 • 41-4f#*K ir« )f« »4f » KM44iH444g * X rn - -r— - . «2» ♦*»«*# v .—* iv < * '-*N • '«■ **'&*-. \ •*;. WE SHOW OUR APPRECIATION OF YOUR PATRONAGE .BY SERVING YOU NOTHING BUT THE BEST piiMr BAPTIST* CH Cor! Irby and Palmetto Sts. Rev. Furman 11. Martin, D. D., Prstor f Sunday school at, 10 a. m. Mr. \V- M. Waters, Superintendent. Preaching at 11:15 a. m, and 8:00 p. in. Morning subjdet, A Tfttn^worUiy An Expensive Churcii Member. Evening ‘Subject Trip. B V P F 7 )• in. one hour before the evening “ervice. Mid-week servicte, NVednesday, 8 p. ni. .Strangers and visijors in the city cordially itivitedyio all services. PRESRVTERIAN CHURCH Rev. II. Tucker Graham D. D., Pas tor. 10:00 u. m. Sunday school, J. P. McNeill. Supt. 11 a. m. meeting of the Session in Session Room. 11:15 a m Morning service. Ser men by the pastor. 7:15 p. m. meeting, of Senior Chris lion Endeavor. 8 p m Kv ming service and sermon S:0ii i). m Wednesday midweek pntvor service. t:3o p m. Friday Ladies iid So- ciety wiih Mrs. I. T Barnes 500 West Palmetto. •S ‘p. in. Friday special meeting of Clai'-ikm Undeuvor. All pews free. The public is cor- dia!l> invlti d to all church services. Strangers especially welcome. CAIHULIC PARISH CHURCH Father 'Dubois Wood, Pastor. Congregational Holy Communion Sunday. Confession S a m to !* Communion Mass at 1* a. in. On account of the members Fast ing no sermon or instruction at 0 a in. Mass Sunday School at- 6:30 p. iq. Benediction and tlie Rosary with Litany May Service. Week-day Mass and Holy Com munion Tuesday, Friday and Satin day ;jt 7:30 a. m May service Saturday LADIES When irregular or suppressed use Triumph Pills. Sa> and always de pendable. Not sold at drug stores., Do not experiment with others; save disappointment. Write for “Relief” and particulars, its free. Address: i National Medical Institute, Milwau kee, Wis? WOMEN OF MIODLE AGE May Pass the Critical Period Safely and Comfortably by Taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Summit. X. -T.—'M have taken Lydia. E. Pinkham’a Vegetable Compound dur ing ( Iisinge of Life and 1 think it, is a good remedy in sueli st condition. 1 could ( not. digest, my food : and bad nmeli pain and burning in my stomach a f t e r ^ meals. I eon Id not, sleep, lirfl backache, I a ml worst o t all were the hot flashes, j i ssiw in the papers > about Vegetable Compound so I "tried it. Now 1 feel all right and esm work better. You have T t fc * ' * 9 Wa Handle the Best in Our Line The V ictrola Talking Maciiiuc The Ivcrs & Pond Kranich & Each Stein>vay Kurtzmann Slioningcr Pianos my permission to publish this letter.” J —Victoria Kom., 21 Oak Ridge Avc., k. Summit, N. J. ; 4 If yon have warning symptoms such £ as a sense of suffocation, hot flashes, * headaches, hackpche. dread of im- i 4 pending evil, timidity, sounds in the j f ears, palpitation of the heart, sparks, A i before the eyes, irregularities, con- ; ♦ j stipation, variable appetite, weakness, J inquietude, and dizziness, get a lmtll“ j 4 of Lydia. E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- 4 pound and begin taking the medicine at * once. Wc know it will help you as it fid Mrs. Koppl. COME TO US FOR VICTOR RECORDS ▼ l IMMANUEL E Ut Rev. B. IP.00 a. m. CHURCH school. C. T. Nelson. Superintendent. ] 1:15 a. m. Morning Worship with preaching by the pastor. S*qn p. .n:. Evening Service with praching by the pastor. Mid-week prayer.meeting S:UU p. in. Wednesday. Strangfft and visitors cordially invited. • ) ,•' .* * ST. JOHN S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 112 S. Dargan St. Rev. Wilmer S. Poyner, Rector Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning I’rsiyer and sermon with a cidebration of the Holy Commiiii- ion sit 11 15. Evening sermon- nt 8 Wednesday—iKvejiiug prayer and Bible st tidy, sst 5- Aft pews ,si( st. •JoIiii’h are free and 'in public i; cordially invited lo .lilesui sill e,ervi<-.*s i f the church. Tin- Rector will be glad to meet strangers at the close of the services *4 ♦*441 CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH Cor. Irby and Cheves Sts. Rev. •!=.' L. McCoy, Pastor. Sunday school 10:00 a. in., Mr. 11 A. Brunson. General Superintendent. D< partmen'.s and classes for sill Preaching 11:15 ;i , m. and 8. p. m. by Rev. Ltlthcr I!. Bridges. Great chorus choir led by Homer S. .leu- kins. . * . *:00 p. m. Epworth/I.cisgue, dpvo- lionsi! services. . Luring t!;<‘ week, setvices daily at i |>. ni. and 8 p. in. Strangers and visitors welcome. CONSTIPAtlON Ka4 Sour Stomach Caaied Thi« Lady Much Suffering. Black* Draught Relieved. Meadorsvllle, Ky.—Mrs. Pearl Pat rick, of this place, wrltea: ‘T was very constipated. I had sour stomach and was so uncomfortable. I went to He gave me aomf pills, weakened me- and seenued to p my digestion They»w 0u id gripe me and afterwards it seemed 1 was more constipated than before. 1 heard of Black-Draught and de elded to try 1L I found it just what 1 needed. It was an easy laxative, and not had to swallow. My djge^tion soon Impnhred. I got well, of the sour atom; ; ach f my bowels soon seemed normal, no more griping, and I would take a doju now and then, and was in good shape. I cannot say too much (or Black- Draught for It is the finest laxaUvi one can use.” Thedford’s Black-Draught has for many years been found of g*eat value In the treatment of stomach, liver and bowel troubles. 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