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( I N \ TRv KLOREl'fCE DAlta. V.’EDNR3DAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 27, 1922 —**——"*—"*—*— l ** 1 "*—** * " ■■■■■" ■ ■■ ■■■*——^*— |iao ^?? , !r"SL , T; 111 —■, ■— 1 ■ / (. Social and Personal DOINGS OF THE DUFFS »«. ^ . w of 1 Sept. 27. |P. M.—Ladies Aid society Baptist cmircb. 4it Hie churcu. i |P. M.—Florence Music club, ini- | int business meeting at borne ol ; Jos. Powe.l, 7BJ East Day st.eci. ; l>mf&nce desired. 4 301 P. M. Grand International; iuxiliajy to Brotherhood of Locoino- i live Etgineers. Meeting will lx? held | In the new J.tainwater hall instead oi |he Masonic Temple. ^ 4 P. M.—Anna Hail well circle oi Thiet Baptist Womans Missionaiy so ciety. Hostess, Mrs. Charles Damon, fcouth McQueen street. 3:30 P. M.—1922 club. Hostess, Mrs. Wr A. Lewis, 115 South Me-; Queen street, inurs'day, September 28 5 P. M.-—A« You Lilte It-club. Spc^ lal meeting at the residence ot Mr.-: W. H. PaUiltA. 22 Xulcer avemir.. 4 P. M.—Carrie Lake circle of Fir t Baptist Womans Missionary society Hostess, Mry, G. /A. Spinks, 12 East Palmetto CtioiV, practice at First Tt church. All members re, Itod to be presc?nt promptly. |30 P. M.—Laf-a-Lot club. Host- Mrs. J. M. O’David, 420 South ?an street. - • h3.0 - A. AI.—Thursday jb. Hostess, Mrs. George South Gaillard street. / I’D 11KE TO HAVE -SOME LITTLE BOY 5TAV AND CLEAN OFF THE BLACKBOARDS FOR ME - IF SOMEONE WILL VOLUNTEER,LET HIM HOLD UP HIS HAND' *11 YOU 01D THAT VERY WELL, DANNY AND I THANK Y<?U SO MUCH | ‘'S /</ / oh that's nothi n’ * c 1 IT WAS EASY FOR ME » V By ALLMAN „ , TEACHER’S PET ’ HA-HA-HA HE STAVED AFTER SCHOOL TO CLEAN .the blackboard FOR teacher! • society will jointly serve meals. All Ninth Grade SurortscB the members brought contributions Fellow Student With Party for the box ot clothing and linen to Kenneth Grinsiey was the much | be sent to the Wesley House ini surprised hest at a party Friday e*u ' Orangeburg. • ntng given bv his f”isnds and class ! After business was disposed of thv! mates of the-ninth grad? of the citv , Must Install Mail Boxes i . Or Slots In Every House WORK HAS BEGUN | ON HOFFMAN PLANT! Hostesses served a salad course amii the members enjoyed a chat. schools. They arrived in one glcr: A drive which will, it is expected, result in there being placed on the front of every residence in the city, ami siiDurns. eine;' a mail hex or a FLORENCE DISTRICT EPWORTH LEAGUE Auction Murrell, Ladies to Attend Fee Dee Presbyterial The Fee Dee Presbyterial will hold i four one day institutes during the i lirst weeks ol October. That the first institute is to be held in Florence,, and conducted by many able speak IN [Timmonsville Women Plan shower for Mission Purposes. TimmonsVille, bept. 27.—Special— The Woman’s Missionary meeting M the Methodist cnurch held at Mrs. '■* Atkinson's yesterday afternoon, was |an hour oi pleasure and help fulness to tlio twenty members pres- i nt. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. R. C. Rollins, the president, aim dealt principally with Christian Service. It was decided to have a snower Monday afternoon at the nome , VVNc. Law and Miss Jala;-he Florence Institutes are. Darling Kagsdalg fot^ne purpose of respond-' ton, Lamar, Fair Hope, Hopewell, Ef mg to the dolfanon calls made for the | fingham,. Conway. Tiayboro, Port Har Jrevard Institure and the Wesley j relson, Community House at Orangeburg. ouslv happy company twonty-fiv* ! sirona. Mrs. Grlmslev, to whom om i of the boys had given a tin the da* i before, turned the homm over to their |small slot through the front door, has INSTITUTE WILL BE HELD j Later on she gave them a surprise in been inaugurated in Florence by Post- FLORENCE 0N OCTOBER ! turn, when she brought out an abuu-imaster John A. Chase, who is acting 7 AND 8 nance of grapes, ice cream an cake ; through orders from Jno. H. Bramlett. ( Mrs. W. B. Patillo, mother of one of first assistance postmaster general. | The Florence district Epworth the boys, assisted Mrs. Grimsley in J —3 movement has been hrougnt to | League institute ■ serving the jolly crowd. The evening Uie attention of the Chamber of Com- | was a delightfully happy one to all: m^rc* 1 ami Secretary Morrison has , plo< god ins support to it in the be- of the institute u. ge the members or Columbia, Sept. 27.—Work was! started this morning on the new j piant of Hoffman Brotners, hardwood | manufacturers of Fort Wayne, Ino. 1 e. • Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION ers, is of great gratification and in terest to the ladies of the Presbyte- tne guests as well as the young host, i rian church. j Sp many of the church members Birthday Party For cannot attend the Presbyterials that i Burch Family Toaav are held in the spring, it is thought 'Today at the nome of Sheriff Burch advisable and profitable to bring the! at 203 West Cheves st’eet was given Presbyterial in smaller form closer to j s nnfoue birthday dinrer in honor ot the people. It is at these institutes, Mrs. Mary D. Burch. 7« year sold am. that the laymen are taught church ]) fir rj n p year old great-great grand government, the new movement». and chil(1 the daughter of Mr. and Mrs future work planned. | g Burch. Two ekes vere *iir- The churches expected to attend p r i nC j pa i decorations of the tabl ite will be held in Flor ence on October 7 and 8 and officers who recently opened a branch here. The plant is to be locateu at Gayce. across the Congaree river irom Co lumbia. It will manufacture wood for musical instruments and furniture. This is one of the largest hardwood i manufacturing concerns or tne coun- j try, and the location of me p.ant at j Columbia Is expected to serve as a , good business boost for the caoital . city. ^ S.,'JLk,'A 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief ELL-ANS 25$ and 75$ Packages, Everywhere Mrs. Alkinson served very delicious Fhome made candies during the social [hour, Mrs. M. M. Wilkes assisting her. Miss Lavinia Brand is in Sumter tsitiug relative*. “T 1 i Junior Aid Socletv ^esterdatv Afternoon The Junior Aid society of Central r M thqdIgt ciiurch whs enmrraiix'' ytitetdav afternoon at the home of NLs. _ Lincoln H. Morrison, with Mrs. .iTw! Berger and Mrs. Frank Hays us isai.stant hostesses. P’.ans were j for taking a boQth at the fair where ; Mabel Hall Davidson> N . c . this society and the imrsonagc Aid a A Mo( - ol ’ AuxllJary Meeting, serve an appetizing! an ^ MrspA. M. Casque of Con-i have failed to nut fin the boxes # or cut Society Hill. Timmonsville. Esnecial delegates will come from the above,places, also many visitors, and the ladies of the Florence church are planning to lunch to the out of town guests ot the church on the day.of the meeting, so there will .be as little delay as possible in covering the progtam, The hour for the institute to opeta s ten o’clock, and the following pro gram will take place. Onenlng services by the pastor of entertaining church. . _ President’s message, Mrs. M. S. Me. Kinnon, Hartsville. Home Missionary address. Miss sprung un. The contest Is to see wnlep postmaster can have the recep tacles nut un at every borne first. The drive will close four months from , todav. If. at the end of that time, one containing 75 candles and the ^ mere are still houses without mall <^her only one. ! receptacles or mail slots through the The purty was a very pleasant one, 1 poors, these houses will be taken off eviv members of the family being me mailing lists and their mail wilt present. j no mneer be delivered there. In the i case persons living In the houses that lief that to have Placed at everv resl- ] all Leagues in the district to attend, dence a receptacle for letters, the! . „ mail service in Florence would he! An exce,!ent opportunity is given to greatly improved | meet Hie Leaguers of the district, and The movement is nation wide and ,. , study plans mr running a League a friendly rivalry between Posttnas- ,. , , revs or everv ntv m each state has ' ^ are uo « na th ? cf Florence will entertain he visit ors. The opening will be 10 a. m. Sa'urddV. October 7. The program will be as follows: Saturday ib-10:30—Opening, announcements.' 10:30-11—Class Methodist Govern : ment. 11-11:30—Class. Epworth League] Organization. . 11:30-12:30—Song Service and ad- i s' A. huiVlav ; con- . ducted bv Mrs. Andrew Ilramlett, Rock Hill. S. C. Conference Auxiliary Work, New l nited Stateh .District Coi^t. 'standard of Excellence, New Constl- '>rn Dfstvlct .Pf Soutl* Carolina. . t u ti ()n . * Mjisic. Devotionnis. P’roo Will Ot- ‘ T feflhg, etc. ORDER NOTICE ON PETITION FOR DISCHARGE. iii BankrupjLcy. ‘2:30 3:45—Class. Meeting. The Devotional 3:45-4:30—Social v:?rth Leagues. 4:30-4:45—Recess. Plans for Ep 4:455:30—Class. Culture Recreation and trr jl Joins'!, irupc . ’ - Ton this rlxth d^y -of Septemb'r \922, on reafliug the foregoing pell- Lion for. the discharge of the sa.d bankrupt, it fs. Ordered by the Court that a he-ir lg he had upon the same on the llfth day of October, 1922, before Court at Charleston, in said dib it at 11 o'clock in the forenoan and : „ notice tliereof he published ir Florence Daily Times, a news sr printed *n said district,' and all creditors and other persona Frosted may appear and . show if any they have why the |prayer of the said petitioner should lot be granted. And it* is further Ordered by the *ourt that the Clerk shall send by Flail to all known creditors copies of lid petition and this order addressed lo them at their places of residence as ftated. Litpcs'v the Honorable nenry A. M. lith, Judge of (he said Court, and lo seal thereof, at Charleston, pn said distriei on tne sixth day of eptomher, 1922. RICHARD W. HUTSON, Clerk. Take r- It is honed these helpful services frill be attended well bv the ladles of the I’resbyterlan Church and any Olliers Interested In woman’s work. address. Winning Young People, wav snmt SmAlav at the home of Mr.. 1 tne slots, will be forced to call at the 1 P. M.—Dinner. . and Mrs. J7 jVT. Rouse. | general c’eliverv window for their i * 4 $ : daily mail. However, when the slots | Mrs. O. B. Rellsmv and son.* who 1 " r receptacles are put up their mail have been visiting at Loris the past, service will be resumed, week, returned home last night. ] The post office is making this drive: 4, 4 j soieiv r.o try to imnrove the postal , Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Casque and ci.il- ! ' ervTf P - >t la stated that if a ma'l dreii wqre the guests of Airs. J W 1 n,JX I s on H* 6 norch or lacked beside 1 House on Sunday. ! fnfi Iront ,,oor ot everv house Ota a 1 + + ♦ • Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Turbeville' win* have been visiting at Bowman, re turned home last night. Mr. and Mr* .l’.c* Husbands and} ^!!L d . oors _!f r * . preferro * little daughter left, this morning fn their home in Colunibi to Florence on ac and death of Mr. Husbands’ muthe’r ♦ * + Misses Helen Morrison ’and Fluid B eeden and Bob Morrivn. of lien nettsvllle. are visiting at the hnnxvi or L.-S. and C- W. Morrison. They , . . , . iing usis 01 ineir ru dumBia, having come l 0 p(it th(jfr runs ,:C w mt , °L ^ ’ W otner carrier In - mill i^>r , r.30-n:lR—The Program of Missions. !mall carrier’s route he can finish his 1 cb.-.*a ' nav s’run in about one-third the time \ , F., T . ' ir now takes for him to stop and ring ^ ^Address. The the door bell or ooen the front doors! , , . “hd throw the mail Inside. The slots 1 , 9-.i:.,„- 1 Ians for the xacnp Work. 9:30-10:30—Reception. Sunday 1RL.A. M.—Bible Class at Central Quiet Hour District Helgful Meetinp of maue the trip by automobile. Immanuel Miasionarv * ♦ ♦ ♦ % The Womans Missionary society of Mrs. Belle Tavlor. of Mullins, and Immanuel TLapCSst church me? ye’ster-! Mrs. J .O. Fowler, of Lake City, who nay afternoon at the church the Oil- vp re called hete bv the death of the; nous: yer circle having charge of the pro-11’oHrter s sister. Mrs. E. S. Husbands. Re Jt The Florence carriers are now tnak-1 j lug lists of their runs and are tryipg ! ‘fixed up” before 1 ! ’V A M — U1 the -hr rn jf il. 'Sunalav. School. The Florence post office gidcs tlnpI --Il'lS A. M.—Public Worship ••o-oiierntion of every t:Iti*en of tlm; Central, address’to young people, eirv In an effort, to win out in tnis • onrest. tnereny benefiting Florence ::i many ways and at the same time .■■creasing the efficiency of the denart- inenr Tne following resbhitlon will be nresented to the Chamber of Com merce qnd perhaps other organiza- gt P Fill PURE ICE / . Satisfying Service i * < 4 ' : Pure healthful Ice—please pause a min ute and consider this—what would you do without Ice when you need it? Good Ice is as essential as the air you * breathe—then why not get the best. Florence Ice & F,uel Co. \ . -— Phonic 143. granw Instead of the usual dev! al the members repeated their favor I T- . , im- returned to their homes last night. ite Bible verse. Thus soitie most beautiful tlnSnghtfi and comforting promises were brought to mind. A quiz on the work of tf>o denomination in South | Carolina was Jed bv Mrs. George 1 Lntighlln. and was both resolved that. The Florence Chamber of Com merce, knowing that the Post Ottlce department Is making an active cam- 1 Augusta. Ga.. called to Florence by the death of Mr. Stratton’s sister. ♦ ♦ of the : • To * in Stratton and daughter tn0 „ r iMiss Dorothv-Stratton, are here from "phlgn to have every home in every *■“ city tn the country nut up a small re ceptacle. as an aid to the carrier, and Mrs. W. W. Corrle. j as a protect ion to the mail, and to * + * Isnve time of everv carrier. In giving • otni ti- “Billie,” the small son of Mr. and , hotter mall delivery, and knowing „ , _ . , in;* 1 ™™'V'* 1 Mrs. w. IT. Harrison, who live on j that a certain time limit in going to and encouraging. A beautiful sn.o yyinston Ave.. lia:i been suffering oe given for these mall recentacles was sung by Mrs. B. F. Allen, and fr0T „ a DaJup,,! injury tn his foot, to be put up, at the end of whichJlme. Mrs. Geonro Brothers read a most ap- f. auscd by stepping on a rusty nail. mall will not be delivered at houses nroprlate si'-lectlnn, "The Light of the 4> + •<■ without such nail receptacles, and Star.” The nrogram was simple nut Lawrence D. Husbands retuniert 1 snowing that the department Is to belnful. and the members all felt that last night to Hamlet. N. O., after at publish the first cities In each state it was good to do there. i tending the funeral of his mother j an n In the country, having all mall ' Mrs. E. R. Husbands yesterday after j receptacles up, which will give such Gieancs Enlov j noon. Mrs Husband:- left today a - cities wide advertisement, and show Pleasant Evening ; noon for Harnlet. _ , hearty cooperation t»> all nrogresslva The Gleaners of the First Presbv-1 4, 4, ] movements that thh’ bureau heartily tenan enuren met last evening wPh ■ Miss Vivian Husliands. now of Wit ; endorses this campaign, and that ev- Mrs. J. A. Holden on Griffin street, mington, N. C.. spent the past two ! cry member of this bureau will strive ir\ the nreliminniy business meeting ! days in Florence, called here by the ' to get the people ot ^.orence to put plans were diseased for contributing 1 death of her grandmother. | i'ta these mail receptacles now, and to Bethesda mission chapel in the j 4. 4. 4, 1 put Florence ahead of any other city eastern part of the city, and commit-1 Ben H. Husbands, who was called in the state, and among the first in tees were appointed for the Presby- ! to Florence by the death of his grand- 1 1 1 ' 0 South rather than have Florence terlal Institute soon to he held. Th» I mother, Mrs. E. S. Husbands, return society also decidede to have a parcel I e d last, night to the University of post, party In the church parlors one Georgia, at Athens night next week. After the ous’ness a social hour was thoroughtly enjoyed by the mem- + + Miss Julia von Ohsen, of Orange burg, is the guest of Miss Marguerite hers, during which the hostess serv-; Layton, ed delicioua'* refreshments. . 4, •{, 4. i John Brunson, a former Floren tine, is in the citv visiting relative mail service impaired and the city at the foot of the list. AUGUST DAIRY HONORS for the liver Beware of imitations. Demand the genuine in 10c and 35c pack* tea bearing above trade mark* Lutheran Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies Meet The Ladies Aid society of St. Lukes Lutheran church met yeste day after, noon with Mrs. J. G. Bnlchen and Mrs. G. G. Smith at the home of the former on Scutli Church street. The •on’t Forget J send The Times to Jjoy and girl away jollege. like a from Tirne^ is l ^fetter PHONE 225. devotional was led bv Hie jvesld-'n?. i Momsome v. Ala., is vifiting Mrs. Mrs. Thomas Bissett. Good renarts George Dibble at her home near the were heard from the visiting and sick city. committees. Plans for serving dinner at the fa'r occupied much of the time, and a coipmittee was appointed to look af ter the letajls as follows: Mrs. D. B. Stoudenmire, general chairman; chair men for the several days, Mrs. J. E. Chisolm. Mrs. T. S. Brown, Mrs. G. •F ❖ •fr R. R. Hare. Jr., left yesterday for University o? North Carolina at Chanel Hill. Mrs. Arniand *Gatsenlieime r . of ;™n bv Colantha WalkerJI. a_notbe CJemson College, Sept. 27.—Ninety- two and oiie-tcnth rounds of butter fot and 2403.4 nounds of milk is the outstanding records amonp dairy cows' on official test in South Carolina dur ing August, this record having been made bv Arca ly Regis Atia II. a Hol stein owned by V. M. Montgomery. Spartanburg. Second honor ter Hie mouth wa^ Holstein owned 1 Rnartanburg bv J. T. Willard her production bertr?’ I55.9 nounds of butter fat- and 1942A pounds of milk. MRS QUINN JEFFORDS Th<1 hi Kh butter fat record amon*j STARS ON PROGRAM 1 Guernseys was made by Imp. Bella'' j donna Maud of G. H. Farm, with 57.il Miss Inez Marvin appearing in the ™unds. This.cow Is owned by W. B. duel role of violinist and. vocalist.! ftringfellow, Chester, in milk prodiu • starred on n nrogram Thursday night nmonsr Guernsevs, May ng ! at WSB which was marked conspicu-j ^ vn ^ a - ow ^cd by Clemson A G. Smith and Mrs. H. R V/essinger. ^otisly also by an immensely novel in-f t |J ral College, took the Immediately after adjournment of ! novation introduced by Mrs. Ito.aa- J 1393.5 pounds of milk. tlie Aid society the Womans Mission-1 find Lunceford. the Atlanta reader! — | society held a call meeting for! who has j'stablished herself as a ce-j CONGRATULATIONS FOR ers, nr- ‘ lebritv in her particular field of radio -neu- lead wit!: ary the purpose of electing officers, nr ; lebritv in her partii suiting as follows: President, Mrs. I entertainment. T. R. Brown; vice president, Mrs. J. > A third welcome TIMES CITY EDITOR feature of the; J. W. Holland: corresponding seem-* day nicht was the rresentation of a ^ «oy ftwuiue, tory Mrs C R Yount; treasurer,|far western voca,1st. lifts. W Quinn!r'^^^TimeTSSr'Jeco Mis. D. B. Stoudenmiro. ..ieflurds. coloratura soprano, of Fort. Mr Rwindelle’s capabilities b Timmonsville, Rept. 27.— (Special) ; i K. ChisolnT: recording secretary. Mrs ; 10:45 long distance broadcast Tburs-j “T ' ,n ? monsv ’ 1,< !! regrets very uiuc h but as : ognized During a aoci il half hour that fol j Warden Port Townsend Washington, j Tmting iil'm to -its^eity' edlt'orshte. 1 lowed the busfness the hostesses j Mrs. Jeffords, accompanied by Mrs -vmgratulatlnns only are feeing extend- served peii^ing refreshments. IT. R. Curtis, gave splendid interpre . rt . ’mt. Swindelle did excellent work I tations of Tosti’s “Good-bye” and “On <nt ihtq eommuniiy while secretary of Mil. Jewell 7i. Saunders returned [the Road to Mandalay.”—Atlanta ; f-h^mher of commerce and editor ; home this morning after spendim;, Journal. ,'of the Timmonsville Enterprise. i several weeks with relatives in Phil : adelphia. Pa., Camden, N. J, anrtp A man’s head swells when he gets! We eat 2.500.000,000 eggs j'early "ItiCaksville, N. C. J stung by a political bee. J No wonder a hen looks mad. J' C t, it s .. f < if ;. 4 *-• 1 ,' SCHOOL DAYS IN THE BOY’S DEPARTMENT Jack O Leather, ages 6 to 20, Prices from $12.50 to $18.50 • Our special Suit with 2 pair Pants, all wool, ages 6 to 18 .. ..* $10.00 * »’ Boy’s Sweaters .... $2.25 Up. Boy’s Tom Sawyer Blouse .. 75c Boy’s Tom Sawyer Shirts $L00 Boy’s Tom Sawyer Silk Ties 35; 50 and 75c. Boy’s Tweed Hats $1.00 Boy’s Tweed Caps 75c Boy’s Blue Serge 50, 75 and $1.00 MISSES AND JUNIOR MISSES COATS Beautiful assortment of Coats just receiv ed .. .. .. ..$12.50 to $25.00 SWEATER DEPARTMENT This department is full of new novelties for Ladies, Misses and Children, all Wool. Prices .. $1.95 up. SCARF AND CAP TQ MATCH Th^se are the big thing this season. Select yours before they are picked oven Sets Scarf and Cap—Special $4.50 and $5.00 Set DRAPERY DEPARTMENT Beautiful new Hrte of all nets and over draperies in the new fall shades. Fix the home up for winter. // V , Florence Dry Goods Co. . “The Store of Stores.”