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•C . 4 ,) \ j THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 2, 1920, SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS i | ' ••ANNOUNCEMENT" '• V N • , * | We wish to advise that we are in nosition to furnish Sash. Doors | and Blinds, made from White Pine, Yellow Pine and Hardwoods, s We are In position to give you delivej’les In 30 hours from receipt | of order stock sizes, , a t HftafSlJi I If special work desiren we are able to mak<* prompt delivery and I shall be pleased to receive your inquiries. ( TRENCHARD-SPARROW LUMBER CO. ! MANUFACTURERS . i ’ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, DEPARTMENTS EDWARD WIDGAM’S 40 KINDS OF FOOLS i *** + * + + + + ** + ‘ SOCIAL CALENDAR * ) OFFR E PH6.NE 713 Florence, S. C. Savannah, On. MILL PHONE 71 r. Jacksonville, Fla. * 4 * * ^ LUMBER | • - S ' ' ' T * * Why not buy your lumber in cajr lots, direct from * mill, saving the discounts. Flooring, Ceiling, Sid- | ing, etc. Prompt shipments from mill or Char- * lotte yard Wire or write for prices. * COOK & COMP\OY * * * CHERRYVILLE, N. C. WEDNESDAY—Reception. Hostess Mrs. Fred K. Lake, 319 W. Pal metto street. 4:30 to <5:30 p. m Wedding Reception (Stackley— Tyson) at the home of Mrs. George Sttekley, 41*3 W. Palmetto, C to 8 p. in. FRIDAY—Dinner Dance. Pine Wood Club, 9 P. M. Host and hostess: Mr. Albert Howel) and Miss Estelle Howell. Honoree—Mfss „ Lucy Thompson. FRIDAY—Cards: Hostess, Mrs. T. D. Martin. 324 West Pine street. Honoree, Miss Nell Martin; 4 p. m. OPENING OF COMMUNITY CHAU TAUQUA TONIGHT. BAND CONCERT AND OPERA j, + + + +*** + * + * * * * STORY TELLING HOUR * ► + ♦♦*♦♦*>••* + * + •« The regular “Story-Telling Hour" on Saturday afternoon, provided by the Association of College Graduates, will Hot Ih given this week, on ac count of the Chautauqua. * PERSONALS + Florence’s Community Chautauqua for 1920 will get In full swing thb evening, when Albert Edward Wig- gam will deliver his famous address on “How Ell Got There,” or “Forty Kinds of Fools.’’ The address will he given at 8:30 oclock preceded by a concert, and entertainment by the the Far East’’ were‘told today. Boston Light Opera Review. The' morrow win be .• Ko i U Ta | PS t0 program this evening will be one of the biggest, and best of the day. ap pro to being the opening event. Mr. Wiggatu has the distinction of having addressed more than one mil lion people. Ho is reputed one of the foremost lecturers on the American plat term. Some one has said of him “to hear Wiggam is one of the big gest paying investntants in Americf The opening event for the program was at 3:30 o’clock this afternoon, when the Boston Light Opera Review gave a concert of the popular light Operas. This was well attended, and drew favorable comment. The All press All star company to morrow afternoon, and evening will be the big musical event of the sec ond day. Dr. J W Skinnere in the evening on “Romance of South Amer lean Enterprise,” will be th£ lectur er. AM press Company comprises a pianist, a flutist, a violinist and a celloist, and is reputed tQ be one of the best on the road today. The Junior Chautauqua has started with view scores of youngsters atteu ing t lie four programs daily at 8 10 and 11 a. m. and 4 p. m. “Stories of To for the youngsters. A Pleasant Surprise For Miss Barber SHE WILL LOVE YOU Take along a package of Florida Fruit Gum and she can’t resist you. Made by Fleer. All dealers—r»c—Adv **** #*■-**** We Handle the Best in Our Line — -- - - - - The Victrola i Talking Machine - The Ivers & Pond Kranich & Bach Steinway Kurtzmann Shoninger Pianos COME TO US FOR VICTOR RECORDS •fS£!£' Rev. W. C. Wallace, of Johnson* ville, was a visitor in the ^-ity yester day. ♦ * * Mrs. Robert Edward Browne, Jr., is visiting her parents, Col. and Mrs. John J. Dargan at “Marston,” State- burg, S. (’.. and, before returning wifi visit her sister, Mrs. J. Carroll La Borde of Columbia. * * * Mr. and Mrs. J. M. O’Dowd, re- turned yesterday from a trip to Wash ington. New York and Boston.. * * * Mrs. E 11 Brodie and children of Washington, D. C., are visiting Mrs. O’Dowd on south Dargan st. Sc Sc 4c Miss Marie Jackson of Dillon, Mis ses Jennie Lee and Elizabeth Stack- ley of Kingstree are in the city to ul tend the wedding of Miss Georgia Stackley to Mr. William Brooks Ty son. which takes place tonight. * * * Itev. and Mrs. E. W. Hurst of Con way, and Rev. Harold Thomas of Charleston are in the city to attend the Stackley--Tyson wadding. Thee high esteem and genuine ap preciation of the most efficient work preformed by Miss Trix Barbor in the primary department of the city schools was shown her yesterday, when her pupils and teachers of 1919-1920, slipped upon *lier desk a handsome sliver combination card, coin and vanity case.. Accompany ing the case was a lovely parasol, box of candy and amethyst brooch, Ti<MI 1 ftlA If AI IIP i the ,atter being a gift from 6th grade I An! All N VAI Ur 1 01 P* ,r k School. Thesincere grate- I nllLnU W ¥ HLULI fniness for this appreciation was most impressive when Miss Barbor thanked each child and teacher in dividually. Authorized Dealers For— Packard Franklin DARLINGTON MOTOR CO Darlington, S. C. ' •it HIGHLY PRAISES FIRE INSURANCE IF YOU HAVE . * COUNTRY PROPERTY TO INSURE SEE THE FLORENCE COUNTY FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. “WAS IN A TERRIBLY RUN DOWN CONDITION,” SAYS SHAW Is Greenwood Man DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE PLACES IT AT 62.4 MARKET JUMPS UP Washington June 2— Reporting Hu- condition of the cotton crop on May 25 as 62.4 per cent normal, the department of Agriculture announced that this i.-> the lowest marker in its recor'ts of 50 years, and the recur ring, statement that it is the worst ever known Ls confirmed. Cotton went,up 75 points immedia tely alter the report was issued. TENSION GREAT IN GERMANY RIOTOUS DISORDERS TAKING PLACE THROUGHOUT COUN TRY London June 2—Riotous disorders are occurring in Germany as a- re sult of the political campaign, ac cording to Berlin advices. Through out. the country there is great ten sion. Several landowners are report ed to have tied to Berlin to escape communist violence. 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