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THE rT.ffRtTN^E DaJLY TIMPB gATtTRDAY AFTER^OO^, MAY 22, 1^0. SOCIAl NEWS ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ At The Churches A feu lure of the seroiiil dny on your rommuhity Chaytauqua program Is the Allpi'eus All-Slur ('ompaii.r a surprising quuriel of artists. After hearing Thomas Allpress and Marcella Coyle play “The Soul of the Vlolina” you will be almost stye that the company is rightly nuiued. This beautiful violin melody was composed by Mr. Allprcss and he has made the violins fairly talk to each othet;. When you hear the novel flute and whlijtllfig solos by Lmily Burton, “The Whistling Flutist,” you will he enthusiastic In your assertion that "All-Stay'' is indeed the'name for this fine company. Don't miss the (Srand Finale presented by ‘the All-Stars—It is nothing short of a cyclone of melody and called-"A Hint of Harmony** by many eu- thtuiasUc music lovers. You and yours could not do better than to spend a lew hours with these surprising entertainers. t;»»« M«»«»««««■«««»»tHHHHHMUHHHHHHUHHHHHf *.*»»*»»»»♦ Complete Line of Machinery :c BOILERS ENGINES - CRUDE OIL ENGINES CAS ENGINES STEAM PUMPS SAW MILLS » PLANERS EUUERS TRIMMERS LATHE MILLS COTTON GINS CORN MILLS FEED MILLS WOOD SAWS PUMPS We also have listed with us all sizes and types of second hand machinery. Let us figure on your requirements. HYMAN SUPPLY COMPANY Mill Supplies and Machinery WILMINGTON, N. C. NEW BERN. N. C. Alabama Minister Relieved \ Stomach Troubles Made Him Feel Sick at Meal Times, ! But Now Always Enjoys His Meals. D O YOU enjoy your meals? Eat without the dread of the after f effect*? Lack of appetite, and a disgreeable, alck-at-the-stomaeh feeling after meals, usually indicate that your digestive Organs are not working prqperly. As • result, you will feel weak, lose weight and lack the 'energy that is to be de rived from well-digested food. :• A valuable help in correcting such Conditions Is mentioned by the Rev. ii. K. McKenzie, of Route 1, Section, Ala., who writes: “I had stomach trou hie. When 1 would go to eat. I would turn sick. I took one bottle of /iron, and It cured me. Am always ready for my meals and enjoy them. I think it ia a flue mpdlelne.” If your food hurts you, If your appe tite is poor, If you are pale, weak and run-down, and have other symptom* that indicate your system needs help, try /iron. It will put iron into your blood and help build you up. Take it according to directions, and If not benefited by the first bottle, the money- back guarantee will protect you. Ask your druggist We Handle the Best in Our Line The Vjctrola Talking Machine * x The Ivers & Pond Kranich & Bach Steinway Kurtzmann Shopinger Pianos COME TO US FOR VICTOR RECORDS ++*+*+*++++++++* ♦ MESDAMES BURGtR AND * ♦ SCOTT ENTERTAIN AT * + BRILLIANT CARD TEA. + r *********** An elaborate affair of rare; beauty and much enjoyment was Lite Card Tea given ou Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Albert Gillum Burger and Mrs Munford Gregg Scott, at Pinewood Club. From the gray drizzle on the out side the guests were ushered into an atmospnere thuly colour de ros». On each over-head light was a full bloom rose, with buds en shower ami the caudelabras held candles of fit same pinkness, while the window* were draped with silken softness o' the same warm color. In the fore ground was the large lire place and mantel transformed Ir.to a v.-rltahH Dorothy Perkins hedge. Welcoming the guests at the dooi were Mrs. F. H. McLeod. Sr, Mrs. 'I \V. Maurice and Mrs. Fngene Long las. Mrs. Sam Royal) and Mrs. Fred L. Wlllc.ox introduced the guests tc tile receiving line, composed of Mrs Munford Scott. Mrs. Albert Burger. Mrs. T. Douglas Martin, Miss Nell Martio. of Lynchburg. Va., Jlrs. How ard McIntyre and Mrs. F. 11. Adams. Directing the guests to the punch bowl were Mrs. J. I). Murchison. Mri 13. H Smith and Mrs T. H. Hayns worth. Servin'; at the punch tabic with its epicurean bowl of emerald tiueci liquid, were Mrs. F. U. Lake and Mrs. E. H. Lucas. From the punch howl, the guests were shown to the tables by iVD> Simons I,ucas, Mrs E. ft. Sallengei and Mrs. John Chase, where they were served a delicious salad course followed by a sweet course, consist ins of green and pink ice cream, an*' green frosted cake in paper ruffles, and coffee. Mrs. J. 1). Gillum) and Mrs. Frank Rogers, Jr, presided over the centi'i table in the hall The large antique table In the din ing room with a gleaming silver colfee service, at each end was pre sided over by Mrs. Marion Lucas and Mrs. J. \v: Ivey. This table with 1*.' snowy Maderia was trelliced beneath iu long sprays of leaf and buds. Mrs. John Dudley had charge of • he dining room, and those assistiu. her were: Mrs. Earle Martin. Mrs. John T. Howell, Mrs Philip Arrow smith, Mrs. James Ileape, Mrs. James Muiiriro. Mrs Marion Brockiiigtou. Mrs. George Murrell. Mrs. J. (J. M. Master. Mrs. \Y. H. Haigh . Mrs. Joe Commander. Mrs \\. H. Sydnyr and Mrs. I. I). Smyser. Mrs S \V' G Shipp. Mrs s W Inman. Mrs. A II G.iscpie assisted in entertaining the* guests. As each guest departed, she was presented with a green hclly-hock. shaped basket, tilled with mints of the same exquisite shade. The color sciiem *. green and pink, was carried throughout in every detail Music was tiirnislied throughout the t>»u and aboui four hundred guests enioyed the hospitality of these truly < harming hostesses. + PERSONALS * **************** Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pierce left Iasi night for New York City to visit their daughter, Mrs F M Fisher * * * Mrs .1 R Nelson has returned from a pleasant visit to her son, J R Nel son Jr., at Richmond. Va. * * T Messrs E H Cain and I^en Hutch inson of Hyman, were visitors in the city yesterday. * * * Miss Afluie Minims has returned from Darlington, where she has been spending the past two weeks witli friends * »' * Mrs. H L Crossan and son Hugh, Jr. have gone to Leesville to visit relatives. •-it * * Mr. an d Mrs. J. J. Jennings are visiting relatives in Birmingham, Ala buma ♦ * * Miss Ray Peeksen of Charleston is spending some time in the city with Mrs. J. C. Weeks. Tlie vestibule train was unknown thlrty-fiveyears ago Of all “thought provoking” lec turers, Albert Edward Wlggam stands supreme In the Held, as you will realize after hearing his delightful discourse entitled “Forty Kinds of Fools” or How Kli Got I here on the opening nisht of your Chautauqua. His run ning fire of eloquence and wit is sure to please and make you think. Do you want to get rieh? Do you want to feel twenty years younger? Do you want your children lo know how to grasp the opportunities of the future? Do you want to laugh until your sides ache? Wlggam will help you do all this on the drat night of the Chautau qua. *♦ + + ♦♦♦ + * + CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Jacob Walters, Pastor. Services held in the City Hall. Bible school 10:30 a. m. Preaching at 11:30 a. m. Subject—Church Government. Evening Service at 8 p. m. Measuring Th*> T?mp!c. the Altar and the People. All who mav come will find a hear ty welcome. ♦ CATHOLIC PARISH CHURCH Father Dubois Wood, Pastor. Pentlcost Sunday. • Parochial Mass 1ft a m i Sermon and Instruction. Sunday school after Mass Benediction ot the Blessed Sacra ment. May devotionals and Litany 6:30 p m Week dav Mass Tam Chi drens Holy Communion Sntur dav at 7 a m 7:00 p. m. B Y P U joil paints. 8:0ft p m Evening Worship j A use for waste products of the coal Mi l-week prayer meetiug 8:00 p. m. mines, such as coal dust and slack. I The Woman's Missionary oScief/ is claimed to have been found by the jwill meet Wednesday 4pm |inventor of a process for turning these The Pastor will give a report of products into a patent fuel which is ithe reeent sessions of the Southern declari d to be-cheaper and more sat- 1 Baptist Convention in Washinvton at isf.ctory titan Voal in if> natural ' the morning iservice. • Hale. Strangers invited. and visitors cordially CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH Cor. Irby and Cheves Sts Rev. E. L. McCoy, Pastor. (things Sunday school 10:0ft a. in., Mr. H. v h'< h A. Brunson, General Superintendent.! A n Departments and classes for all I has a 11:15 a ui Morning Worship and volves Sermon followed by baptism and re ception of # new members. 4:0ft p. *m. Epworth League, devo tional services. Evening service 8 o'clock. Ser mon f.y pa*tor. Strangers and visitors welcome. Good Music A new industry has b?en introduced at M lan. Italy. It consists in the manufacture of collars, cuffs, cigarette and other boxes, carpets, purses, furni ture coverings, and a variety of other RHEUMATISM Is completely wasneo out of the system by the celebrated Sblvar Mineral Wat-r. Positively guaran teed by monuy-back offer. Tastes' fine; costs a trifle Delivered any where bv our Florence agents, Gregg A Anderson. Phone them. i.;*, from waste leather ctiUli has hitherto been useless- 'W electric cloth-cutting d vice thin circular knife which re al a rate of six thousand revo lotions per minute and cuts through many thicknesses of tljeoloth. Ct Warms Vou Up K»r Cough*. Cold*, Sore Throat, When your body Aches and is VewUh. (Mentholtifed). Loosens the Phlegm—Clean the Head and Chest sr, L - Your Prugetn's. •« I '• I I I I I I I I I I I ■ I I I I I | I I | | I | ■ | | | • « | | | | | I | • I i • • • I I I • 'll • •'* ARE YOU A MASON? It-, w. • FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. Irby and Palmetto Sts. Rev. Furman H. Martin, 1). P istor* Sunday school at 10 a. m. Mr. M. Waters. Superintendent. Preaching at 11:15 a. m. and 8:ft0j P. m. At the morning service Dr. Martini will glvw a report of the great South ern Baptist Convention in Washing ! ton from which he has just returned- B Y P II 7 p m, one hour before the evening «ervice. Mid-weet servieje, Wednesday, ^ p. m. Strangers and visitors in • the city cordially invited to all services. IUAILLARD STREfi P-ES3YTEK- IAN. CHURCH. Rev. D. G. Garland. Pas‘0*-. Sunday school at iu:.!ft a. ui. Preaching and divine service at the fo.lowing hours: 11:3ft a. m. and 8:30 p. m. Morning Topic- The Joy of the Believers Evening Topic—Loyalty. Friends and strangers have a warm welcome. Go-id n-msto. and inspiring singing is a special feature of the wovvhi|). HEAD The South Carolina Free Mason Monthly Magazine South Carolina. devoted to Die interests of Free Masonry- in . Hate $ 1.5ft per vear. Mail your check today. * . • 1411 ASSEMBLY ST. COLUMBIA, S. C. I m m | l)>lll|ill'!*llllil(lllll l-l I I I I III* *T- I ♦ SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY + + + + + 4* + + + * ST. LUKES’ LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. H. E. Beatty, Pastor. Divine service Sunday -morning at 11:15 with sermon by the pastor. Sunday School at Hi a. ni. Mr. II. R. Wessinger. Superintendent. Evening service at 8 o’clock Prayer meeting Wednesday at 3 p. tn.* i Strangers and visitors ore cordially invited to attend all these services. I ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH ' 112 S. Dargan at. Rev. Witmer S. Poyner, Rector Holy Communion at 8 a. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon 11:15 Evening prayer and sermon at l>. m. Wednesday Evening prayer at i at The chief industry of Abyssinia is the breeding of cattle. > The output of hoots in Brazil is es timated at lft,50ft,ftftft pairs a year. 1 Asphalt was first used as a road ; material in Paris some fifty years ago. I but has attained its greatest useful ness in America. English scientists have decided that passing electricity through freshly ' cut timber makes it more resistant against decay and fungus growths. Apparatus has been invented for manufacturing sulphur diox-de gas on shipboard and pumping it into all parts of a vessel to extinguish fires 'and for fumigation. , A vast supply of sodium sulphate is represented in the deposits of some of the lakes in Siberia. Lake Marmy- shansk-alone is estimated to contain about 3,000,000 tons. The copper produced in the United States last year was valued at $243.- J OOOftftft, as compared with $471,000,-; 000 for 1918. There was also a de- J cline in the amount of lead and zinc ' Authorized Dealers For— Packard Franklin DARLINGTON MOTOR CO. Darlington, S. C. s All pews at John's are free i produced. to and 'he public is cordially invited attend all services of the church. The Rector w 11 be glad to meet Dangers at the close of the services IMMANUEL BAPTT.t OiURCt-. E Uheves Street. Rev. B. F. Allen, Pastor 10.00 a. m. Sunday school. C. T. Nelson. Superintendent. Recent comparative tests have shown that ethylene is a good sub stitute for acetylene in cutting and j welding operations. As far as heat; of combustion is concerned ethylene has a slightly higher coefficient. To pack and keep ordinary butter i in India is impossible, it becomir/; : fluid almost from the moment it is j j made. To overcome this the idea was i 11:16 a. m. Morning Worship with conceived of putting it into collapsible preaching by the pastor. I tubes, the same as tooth paste and ******************************4Hfr#*****4Ht4t*4t4Hfr4MHMMH£ BUY NOW If you followed previous advice we gave about market conditions and prices of LUMBER- then you bought for less. We now sug gtst your buying while present EMBARGOES prevents making shipments to the North. When these Embargoes ar* lifted the price will rise. Send us yotn schedules. TRENCHARD-SPARROW LUMBER CO. MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPARTMENTS $ OFFICE PHONE 713 MILL PHONE 715 l Florence, S. C. Savannah, Gn. Jacksonville, Fla. *-»tt4t»***»**4t4HHHt4r*-**»S--E*4H*4HHt»»4Ht*4t4fr»4t»*4»4E4t4>4HHH$BlH>»» C/%e yttos~6 JJeciuriifixl Car inj^imerica T he mere fact of owning a motor car counts for but little these days unless it is a car of which its owner nay justly he proud. And this, we believe, is one of tb** reasons why the Paige Seven'Passenger Touring Car commends itself so highly to the car-owning public. It excites such general admiration that it is a constant source of pride to its owner. Ever since the Paige Six-55 first appeared three years ago, it has held an unquestioned position of leadership among the finest seven-passenger motor cars on the American market. Its handsome body, sturdy chassis and smooth-running motor are features often commented upon as being quite exceptional in a car of such moderate price. You have undoubtedly, at some time or other, ridden in a Paige Six-5 5. But, if not, you will certainly wish to do so brfore deciding on your next motor car purch .se. With the demand for the Paige Six-55 far exceeding our utmost produc tion efforts, a prompt decision is advisable. Orders placed nou* mean jus! so much more of the best touring season assured ter your enjoyment. PAIOE*D E T R O IT MOTOR CAR COMPANY, D ETR OI T, Mu htjan Manufacturers of Paige Motor Cars and Motor Truck McTaggart Motor Sales Co. I? r ;.v fa . U-lir •* * v- " -as: I