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/ ■f' , THE FLORENCE D^TLT m •“ 1 ci ( /. *. >/ n ■■ ' • • TIMES SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MAY IB. 1920. #*********##***#**■»**#*#******#*#***«•*#*************: [ IF YOU, ARE A BUSY MAN TAKE TIME.XO GO TO CHURCH. * * >4 GO TO CHORtH AND GET BUSY. 4 , 4 , *** + + ** IF NOT A BUSY MAN, THEN ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 112 SOUTH DARGAN STREET EXTENDS A WARM WELCOME. Services: Holy Commuulon at 8:00 A. M. Morning Prayer and Service at 11115. Evening Prayer and Sermon at 8:00. The ptws are all free. P* At The €hurches * » + + + + ^JMHHIIHHHHHHHHHC*******#****-*******!!-**:}^*******#***# tv welcome. CHRISTIAN Cl-IUHCH. Jacob Walters, Pastor. J Services held in the City Hall. 11 Bible school 10:30 a. ni. $ Preaching at 11:30 a. m. ^ [ Subject of the sermon: The Host I *! that remains for the people of God. ] There will be no evening service. * All who may come will find a hear | will he present to hear Miss SJeiglcr. Mr. Shields, the traveling seue-, tary.ot l4ie Boatlierhobd of St. An-, drew Will. I.e in Florence Tuesday and hopes l<> meet the men of the parish Tuesday night at 8 in the parishj house. All pews at St. John’s are free ami the public is cordially Invited to aUeiul all services of the church. The Rector w'H be glad to meet strangers at the close of the services ' 'CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH Cor. Irby and Cheves Sts. Rev. E. L. McCoy, Pastor. Sunday school 10:00 a. m.. Mr. II i A. Brunson. General Superintendent. Champion Meanect Man. A |>icase uhirli rcrt iiLh- came hefen a !n|«rnii'|A4ra thli| of a woman w ihi aTTinill igni tion I'roni her hush,-ind, whom >lie de nounced as the (‘liiinipion nioiin man of all England. She complained that her husband during the sugar famine kept ! his supply in n separate howl. In which ! he imprisoned-a fly. If the fly was | still there when he returned home no- I body had tampered % with his hoard; If ! It was not, a lump or two had been taken. i WHERE THE WIL LOW WEEPS there let one of our monuments stand to mark the final sleep of the one you treasured so much. A memorial sha^ means so much. It is a symbol of love and undy ing devotion—a tender, touching tribtl^e from the living to_the lost. Call up . f FLORENCE MARBLE iCM ", id A partments and classes for all r. ■ j 1'reaching 11:15 a . m. and 8. p. m. caihowc Parish ghurom Father Dubois Wood. Pastor, Ifoiv Copt*union at .8 a . in. ’j by Mr. Bridgets. Parochial Mass .at 10 a. m. ! Service 'for men only 3:30 p. m. Lines to Be Remembered. A man who does not know how to learn froth' hN mistakes turns one of the Pest schoolmasters out of his life. —Henry Ward .Beecher. LET US DELIVER * ij.JP w- a bottle or more of our clarified and pasteurized ' milk at your • house for a while as a trial. Wo are confident you’ll like it so well and that everybody will be so much better for Us use that you will continue your or- dor indefinitely. How about ho ginning tomorrow tnoniqg? CENTRAL Ml|.K STATION Phone 746. Sermon and instruction. Sunday school after Mass Month of May devotions, and Rosary at'6:30 p. jn. JVnttieost Novena Daily. WQRKS Hfi.l. f |.'| M |.'t. t. • l. l l | | I! • f li I, l I 'I I I I I J •ItilMlitl • I I I ■ | There are some things a l a man can forget I k. . faster llum a horse can trot. FIRST BAPTIST' CHURCH Cor. Irby and palmetto Sts. Hey. Furman 11. Marlin, I). I)., Pister Sunday school at 10 a. m. Mr, W- M. Waters, Supetintendent. Preaching at 11:15 a. m. and S: 00 ! p. in. I B Y P F 7 p m, one hour before j the evening service. Mid-week service, Wednesday, ,S t). m. ' Stri’ilgers and visiters in the city ".cordially invited to all services. •'.Subject: Business, Success or Fail' ll re. Litany 4:00 p. m. Epworth League, devo- jiiomil services. 1 I " Luring the week, services daily at 11:00 a.'in. and 8 p. in. i Evening serVice 8 o’clock. Sub jeet “The Enpardonahle Sin.” Strangers and visitors welcome. ■vv PRERRVTERIAH CHURCH Rev. I(. Tucker Graham D. D., Pas ’ Bright’s disease. Danger in Overweight. Overweight, within ten pounds, tin* tier thirty years of age is considered n favorahie sign and indicates resist ance against tuberculosis. Aft,“I thir ty years It Is an unfavorable sign, sig nifying over-eating, auto intoxication iitol danger of hardening of the ar teries, apoplexy, heart failure, and Kir. P. S ■ • l One is to mail his wife’s letters—anoth er is t** see about his own underwear. Remeinherinj;’ \\1io pitched last. Tues day—is Kasv. Recalling the newest story—is child's play, but the need for new I’nion suits seems to j^’o in one ear and out the other. This is to remind you of what your wife mentioned yesterday: "Non need new light’ yveii^bt underwear in the worst wav.” AND THIS IS T11K REST J’EACE TO Hl’/r IT. Nice Athletic I’nion .Quits' at $-’.50 .‘and up. M. R. CANNON “THE STORE THAT DOES THINGS” The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes. PHONE 250 FLORENCE, S. C. . . i ST. LUKES’ LUTHERAN CHURCH Rrv. H. E. Beatty, Paator. I 1 Divine service Sunday morning at ? 1II 15 with si rnum by the pastor. Suiajay Sf liool at In a. m. Mr. II. r It. V.Vssingci, Superinti iid' tit. ;. Evening service at S o'clock - I Erav -r meeting Wednesday at. S » ! . * !»• m »| Strangers ami visitors are cordially Y ; invited to atteuil all these services. «• 1 . - ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH “ III' S. Dargan m. - Rev. Wilmer S. Poyner, Rector " 1 lloiy ('ommunion at N a. m. -1 Sunday -cliool at lo a. m. " 1 Morning i»rayer and sermon at - 1 11:1T, a. m. ' “ j ICveniug sermon at 8 Wednesday Evening prayer at 5 “ iliss Zeiglrr will be. present at tin - Wednesday afternoon service to die- ■ i etiHs t>ie Girls Friendly and to ar - range for an organization in St. “ John's Paiish. it is hoped that .1 I i number of the ladies and larger.girls for Fever Headaches and Neuralgic Pains ■* - s i 10:00 a. in. Sunday school, J Mc Neill. Supf. 11:15 a -m Morning service. Set- men In the pastor. 4:3o p. m. The children's Mission ary Society at the church. 7:15 p. iii. meeting of Christian En d. a voi. S':o0 p. m. Our regular Sunday night services will b * resumed and the pastor wilt preach. S:oo n. m Wednesday ’midweek pmVer sm-viee. 4:30 p. !i>. Friday The Ladies Mis- Biunaiy Society at the church parlots All pens. live. The public is cor- diail> invited to till church services.- ) Stranvers especially welcome. bAILLARD STREE’i Fi.ESBYTfcK- IAN CHURCH. Rev. D. G. Garland. Paste". Sunday school at 10:30 a. w. Preaching and divine service at the l-i loving li-mrs: 11:30 a. m. and 8:30 p. m. Meriting Topic: Faith. II Thes., 1:3. Evening Topic: Tlte Social Plat form of Jesus. Luke 4:16-2.:. Good | mush- and Inspiring a special feature of the worship. Friends and strangers have a warm wolco.ne. i,i,ad ivui’i- and Inspiring singing is a special feature of the w<v i hip. CONVENTION IN ALABAMA Tuscaloosa. Ala., May 15.—The sev enth annual conference, at the Still man Theological Seminary, Tusca loosa; Ala., was the best hitherto known in its history. Able men such us Drs. S. L. Morris, of Atlanta. Ga.. and George Lang. Drs. W. II. Shep pard of Louisville. Ky„ S. Jackson, of Nashville, Tenu.. and W. A. Young, of Tuscaloosa, Ala., discussed frank ly and freely the the true ideals of Christian education as the only hope ful foundation for the negroes, and how such a program of education would without fall eliminate all ra cial friction. Dr. R. K. Timmons* is truly tlie right man in the right place as president of the school. Rev. D. G. Garland of Floence, S. (’., was a dele gate and spoke on the Greatest Need of the World. ASSORTED NUTS I | • «* OW! Authoriz< d Dealers For— Packard Franklin DARLINGTON MOTOR CO. Darlington, S. C. I i i q wrrwr-; *TUe 5tpyp muo has a habit OF VJACWDHtf OH ACR.OV, DCJ> STRtCT uHTH His uriBRCLLA *■ m this ’PosmoM —so An Improred Aspirin tab!ft irblrh nbsn- !isti‘ly sate t*i usu in cases <»; (.’\tivmc UL’billtv anil npaU laMv;. il ’ii. vcs he id aeiifs, niMii’.il^i.t anil riicuuiiiiit* |i;.ins and roilucs tcvpi. N«i ilcprfHsiit- utTocls. Made n> fompda wlilfh is In iyJ use l»v Im’din" pir sb-iai s. j'.’.c jic: pacU i^c at your di*n.;^:s’ - c: l»y m.til H »:a tijc iM:Virr’«ic:nr itmtif-t . i..i,.ii:iiiii:ii'ini ii'i, t,:i> iiifni i:.i i, J *i»d.nnnt Laboratories. Inc., Clinton, *»• Tempora Mutantur. First century A. I).: “And now ahitl- eth faitli, hope, charily, these three; but the greatest of these is eharity." Twentieth century A.«l>.: "Atid now alddeth -piuscle, hrains, money, tliesr threei lint tile grents’l of these is—— % r ’ t Florentines on a w | Spending Jag. f X This is not the erv of ;i calamity howling. OLD, X MOSS-BACK MISER. Neither is it die criticism X of a GROUCHY TIGHTWAD. But it is a mure X statemert of fact that cannot he denied. A Now you who think you have been HAVING A X LOT OF FUN out of spendiu^ ri^iit up to the hilt. every mo-ith. just take a chance at discovering y wliat real, unadulterated, independent, look-hiin- ♦/ in-the-eye IM.KASI’RIC there is in saving and hav V inj;’a. sinitjf hank balance. , % THOUSANDS ARE DOING IT. WHY NOT ♦♦♦. YOU? WE INVITE YOU. N. Of Florence. Almost Everything in Banking tt -Y- *• <’-A- : •.-.\<s.V’.'. i 1 OWN HOME AFTER PAYING YOUR LANDLORD $40 PER MONTH FOR 10 YEARS, YOU HAVE A BUNDLE OF RENT RECEIPTS. HE HAS $4,800 AND THE HOME. WHY NOT PAY RENT TO YOURSELF BY BUYING A HOME FROM LARGE AND SMALL FARMS, TIMBER LANDS,* GAME PRESERVES AND CITY PROPERTY We will Build a Home for You on Your Own Lot According to Your Own Plans and Specifications on Easy Terms. Our listings arc the largest and most exclusive in Residential, Business and Vacant Property. We offer more titan Sixty Homes and over Two Hundred, Vacant Lots in every section of the city. Buy a Home and Stop Paying Rent. "WE DO QUICK , f n * V ‘ W A McCalJftuilding Florence, S. C. Phone 796