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■HHMtarvvaitfM ■AagOMHfttaervs Social and Personal rclcplione items for this Depart ment to 225 'INTERESTING MEETING OF PARENt-TEACHBRS i At Park School, on Thursday after TBE itQWNCg Dcav Tlggs. SAfraDAT . Arjtews., XtfCT ■■■ Mrs. W. 1. Kduu his ueou cali’oU to 'BUSINESS ACTIVITIES T ‘ Zanesville Ohio, on account of the 1 tio.r-fc iii ho rujiithcr. A tctlcr to a uoon, In the auditorium, the parents friend states that she is in a very IN TIMMONSVLLE IIADY. MARCH 9 p. m.—Hegn’ar somimonthlv feting of the Ladies Auxiliary to Brotherhood of Hallway Train- j In in the tta nwater halt. p. m.—Home spun cluh. Hostess, i rrs. K;TI. Dudley, 13 South War icy ! Veet. 14 p. . m.—Sew u-while cluh. Hast Mrs, B. H. Putnam. oUS hiab, ] tans street. IONDAY, MARtH 1- ‘t p. m.—Association oi Colleu? We- j Hen. Hostesses, Mrs. 1. A. \ ncent |nd Miss Nellie Bristow, at the home the latter at 310 South Dargan #treet. tEledtion of ofneers. . s<> 4 p. m.—’■Ladies Auxiliary to Order ; *'[ Hallway Conductors. In the Ham •Water hall. TUESDAY. MARCH 13. atld teachers met. A short program was given as follows: Psalm 100 recited in concert by members of Miss Brunson’s class. I Song, oy members of Miss Bnin- J son’s class. Recitation, by a member of .Miss , Hutchinson’s class, i Klag Saltire and Song, volunteered I by little Jack McLeod, aged four, j tV-vHr-. “’tons" bv the Side of the Road,” by Mrs. Anderson. iho business oi me afternoon was brought up, ana a’ luiomsi tnatif- —• 'ui he-utif’ ig tin* school grounds resulted I-i several timelv suggestion and the appointment of .< committee. critical cond tiou and little hope is Ik Id for- her recovery. - • 4* ♦ + Miss Grace Garrett, of Greenwood. | i has returned home after a shirt tHu 1 ui .Mrs. Launnee Laughllu ‘ 1 ♦ * + | Mrs. Karl Martin, who Ins bim sick ' in a local hosrital for a week o. 'more, has returned to her home on i South Dargan street, but is still con fined to bed. ♦ * + Robert Fraser, who has been in a i local hospital with a Lully burned foot, is nuudi li^'.t^r and hopes to vt» t TWO INDEPENDENT TOBACCO WAREHOUSES TO BE RUf* THIS SEASON SCHOOL NEWS -(Special) j £.-4 p. m.5jParsonage Aid society of | egt (,’y:Utral Methodist church. In the, yiiurch parlors. Members urged to 1 attend. All lady membors of the .Church are invited to join. j Delegates were elected to attend Lie state convi luion of the Parent- i> —«• i fociation is follows: Miss :\Jc•Alisty!•. as delegate, and Ah.-.. t’. C. Boney'*as alternate. It is the desire of the 'association that if the Uhiegeates elected cannot go, at least (two members will go. The associa lion voted to contribute a pr.ze of ? t to he turned over to ihi executive roimnip .e • ’1 * Music Memory ■ Timuionsv He, March 10. —in finite arrangements have been i eOmrdetvil rtn- the ostahllshnient cf j two have liKti'peudent tobacco v.aro- houses in Tl-mnionsvllle .this season J. W. Moore ut Durham. N t’.. hh:i ! leased for a period of ..live years , , t .. ... hi the old farmers warcaonst- «i.«l Pep. J«ep n.eeutig as a fa.ewe in# and Thomas ,Kmi- U t./a S »--«:los«,t ( « «•«’ IwHtjg.baskel b: S 'l team wU^-lt. the dcab for the. A,’H Turner. iiro:er : ,Ml V , ^ on, ‘ ,JCU -' k , , . A pnze was given to Louise bh'ck ; selling .the most, t'ckets for .iogiime.," the sou'or play which ' Assembly High School Aud’torium An asHiunhly of all classes was held in the h ! g'i school auditorium today at the lift It pcriMt. r !’li*> usual progr nli was carried out. The last half of the 'tour Vi>h de left today hy automobile lor Coin in bia to iitteud the Billy Sunday serv i ices in that city. They will return SimdnyV * “ Louise I’bick sold thirty- 1 even lick Mary Brandt won second turir tomorrow' to his aonu at Ban , k> just jyesi of the Funner-; warehouse ’. aockbtirn. . ; Tor the imniedlate. erectloiinof' a in | * * 4, luicco warenottse apnrox'maielv so.- . Mr. and Mrs. ,|. R Aiken. ..Mrs. I). 300 fo#t and to cost ( $11,000. Till-< K'ten last week. \V. Ahierman and MIm KfOe SftarbOro ^ occunancv by July. 1 The old prize house be. ! .' ’ ’ I 1 ... . . .. longing to . ir. Turner has been tmn | M 'l ,ll S -o over to wreegers In order that f'orence Downs Timmonsv.lle ,,,*(1,11,4— Tap iHskct ha.l team of thr l-»or- nex building mat at ,,^ , ^ dowue( , ihe T uinionsville aggregation lust, ugh) hi Timmonsville. PtRStlNE aWsoctai work on the once be begun. For a numucr ot years Tiinmonn vilio *va« uDUBKtfirad ono of’4he ion: FROM 1 THVUttOffSVItbE;" imr tobacco markets in tha South mid ! I Mrs. McEache-n and Miss Jakie . Campbell have gone io‘ Dillon to spem*. .■bthe week end at the home of Mrs. .j&icEacbeni. + 4* 4* W t*! ' ' ' Mrs. George McCutchen. her ilaugh- ter, Miss Mattie, ind son l.aylou M< I'VutChen, and Mbs liei.e .Mills are I the gncols of Miss Jennie Johnson. 4* 4* 4* I i n Friends of i. .u. raiais i\ ill be glad to know tint he is better oday. aAlr. Calais is aft k at a local hospital. «n 4* 4* 'ftli.ss Bessie Childs, of Sumter, v Upending the week i:nil with her sis Miss Until Chilli. The playgion,v'. (ommittee report ed that Miss Susie Jones is now serv ing as supervisor until another can he selected to talie her place. .Miss Jones finds it impossible to perman ently accept the work. Plans for the Easter Egg Hunt to iio given on Friday afternoon before Easter were made ns follows: All patrons wishing to contribute eggs or the equivalent will t,**'" iS'*era over to a committee, to be appointed, or io Mrs. Marion Brandt, president. This committee will charge a lee for hunting peeled. T'tiimonsvilie, March lO — tSpecial) -Miss All’e W dis Mcncndon add Miss I.ncilo Conyers have returned, from .i stay of several months,In Co- hanb'a. Mr. and Mrs. .1. L, Clark have re turned to F’licott City, Md.. after a fi-w days stay with Major and Mrs. .1. li. Keith. Mr. ind Mrs. C'ms. I.. Fniith, Mrs. 1 W. C. Law an t ) Miss Julia Ragsdale ; neral of the Billy Sunday The. score was a tie at the end of is now conliduiit’y.i.bet overt Uni. " ie ' irst half - '' llt lh « ItUe oneninc of these two noireea, jsk- der Fiicfi experienced wareponkemen will regain to Tunmonsvillc its for mer enviable status m the touuece world. The AnnorBon.veneering riant, cost- mg $20,000 and .employing 23 or, ill. L-unn.' Jipck strong in the last half and 1 ’ won the game by eight points. The game was 'nteresting through , out and both teams ployed we.il l.oleman was the Individu.’l star 1 for the Florence lads. I Tilie Utop'lln Litciuy Society met l-.FrMay inotiiing anu rendered tne 1 men, .s another wwltomo enterprise for th’s crowing. Utile town. Tlnm* | program. ! fire poplar trees m , ahumlanc. . Uuhate-Uesolvort-that country f« thnougUout this la voted section which ^ u “* r « an ' 1 '> r *'"-uh*e Hur ! city life. . will prove another money crop to tin each ' child *' who'' cut ers "the services while in Columbia til hi week.! « contest. Great times are ex-] I he Rev. John MeSwyen, .It*., h i: ' . ' yesterday moni'ng in his car for i Cletnson College where he was invited Frances Pettigrew, trees can be utilized <n tins ncw.ir. lots for tho erection rtf tin plant were sold to ihe ; Aiiintiii i ve, l Inez Vv’oien. j Negative, , Warren. 1 Duet, ,iMv Wild Irish Rose. Goroon A Muldrow, Kfliu Jones George Xof;-J. Gonion 1 -DO YOU WONDER? 4 Aiks Diis Lady, “That S’m a Be liever in Cardiii?”—Had Been So Weak She Had to Go to Bed. FLORENCE LITERARY CLUB ENJOYS PROGRAM ON ART Mrs. W. B. Patillo entertained the Florence Literary club at lew hoin • i a Kuker avenue -r i.ursdiiv <tfter- noon. The subject for the,after noon s sudv was ’‘Women iu Art." end the program was an enii-rtaining bisi iiasion of several women famous hi art. Harnetl Hosmer, sculpfor. v.a:-. (’is'.iussed nv Mrs. llenrv Black- well mid .Maude Adams by Mrs. J. L. Kendall. Mrs. Cecil Gregg gave sketches of the lives of Janet H»-ud der. Edith Burroughs and I’ayue W hitney. all of which were deeply In i'"‘stiii!: In ihe members present. . This being the time for the election , ei efiiceis, the following wer<- ehojjmi: President, V's. J. C. Kendall: vie* :o make an address to the student | bv , Dx „ U ' < ' , 0 , f C, ’ f i L e of S Patrick Maggie Martin. body Friday night. ' Cml lorewn ' ‘ ' X ' V ! PaT U ' M’ko uo^ 8 .UaVkwd.i A>r. and Mis. John CrossweV. Ma ■ ' . ,, . tl ! Gregg and Marion Barnos. rion Cross well ♦md Mr. Mendenhall ! A ,u< ttl Is tlu latc.i o 0 ,. -uatUice Elzahet'n ... i. . * ... .. de.vnlmiment . m 1 Oiei itv .uouim .naciin-v.. are in Bishopvilttt tod; Cross well's parents. James lYitterson is In N. C.. where he has accept lion. . . Mrs. John MeSween ,’r., visit inc Mr < j t,v< t ,t )pment in-tho Qua I it.v S-hop of •*' ‘ ' If O • • • i - 1 .t ■ \ ....it' iFi'r.i'k ... i*.. •v n Sausbury. \ ny w $400 r* frlger- i liny I Lexington i,,or * a ohoitpra-pud d •* t ! t’-itwt* iP ,, at cutter will arrive in iimt J ' * ’ j tor the opening on March 13. The •md iviby! ‘ s being erected on the east daughter. Carolyn Crews Alc8we«n,! * Wc wf u,c klin? and wtlu:- are oxpeoted to return from McLeod's J •reemd and tivoroujlily sanitary. the hitter pari ul next Inlinuar. W( ,,,| v , ' .A.woniui) In Belfast has ghen birth ; The Parent-Ttaelierasaoi-ption was, 1 '’ ,, ’i]’bds mil twins ut one hiith. ’I Ur honored on Thursday afternnon b\ iii 1 ' ; . v,, 1 babies died a P v. hours afler visit from Supt. E. C. Wade of FJor f» ,< inother recovered. Medi <;iHe, w ao, i'eatur; d the program widi 1 ‘-‘ l J sei'-Utists state Hut it is the a sueudld address Th*' T P \ (d "’inieth oeeastoq known to medical, Timmonsville has been' invit-. d in "hicli quintuple birth hu^ j Lewis The debate was vor.y ebteTlnlnlui; atai. the alhrnHitlVB slut won. ' The buys and girls taito a grout in iterest jn debating and tbey always : have, the alert mind for rehutlat. and * it will be Itaru to cliooso tno com meuisuumit debaters as wi; nave un t our muter*!. A dressmaking time saver j< Osawaiomie. Kans.—Mrs. E. F.. Keast, fermeriy of Illinois, residing here, says: PWe moved to this state eleven years -mo, and I had Rood health for a long u j st(V *«nile;and then some year or so ago 1 ^ j^,. >3d a bad sicx spell. president, Mrs. J. L. Keni’uli: secre-j tlirough Mr, Wade, to become a char 1*1 acw.- and treasi::er. Mrs. J. 11. .Mar- iter m< ntbei- of the ,sta(u T. J’. A. as ■ scciation ol* wit <di. is to b^/irganizml 1 Patillo. as- next wick in Cliirleston* * j daughter, j Miss Grace Baskin ('Utortaiiii'd a* * i ary tin. After the program Mrs istml by her attractive Let tit r.» "I got so weak 1 couldn’t go. I couldn’t Stand on my feet at ail. I had to go to A? d - i suffered a great deal. I war, so jervous I felt I couldn’t live. 1 tried medicines, and everything; had che best (rt attention, yet I wasn’t able to get up. flay for three months, not able to ao anything. T “My husband is a bill poster and has fircular; distributed. One day there ’ ,< curse r candy. traetivelj ■ flowers e Hoy, served a with coffee and horn* Tho rooms were most Bridge Saturday evening m nonor of' graced witli the the season. salad made her guost, Miss Kate Williamson pi ! ! Columbia. A salad course was serv vyotium muoloyed in tuo royal bouv-choid usually receive div .- ► ^ utt Itiiits»u»as jhiwims from the’ majesties. at- NOTICE OF TRUSTEE SALE .-•Here is a him for the home dress maker. After having «ut any gar meiit by a paper pattern and when yon are ready to mark the perfou* j tioliv. ne‘eh<‘s and so on. just bave. Kngli h i "»'dy a piee..* of carbon paper at pliue this right side up underneatli the two pii'ces of material. Then, as you mark the upper piece in the usual way. following ihe pm- tern, you mark both parts at once fragrant ! ed after cards .were laid as'dc. j ! Among, the guests from Florence was I i Mrs. Counts ^aiimhus who was visit ' itig h«r (ttmils. Mr. a*id. Mrs, J. D. McLendon. On Tuesday afternoon Miss Lula j May Patterson ctihrlniuud IHTy ot i »,oT,T&BSa4%,.S W *v.r-i*r *«« rr- >* kmong his circulars, i read it, and told '‘ I " all enjoved sewn.g and chatting j q •Jspme of the family to get me a bottle of i ! 01 ' hou ''- A ! ?liainit fontost test Cardui. . . nm the tiv, s(>n; os was engaged in I quit all other medicines and took it 1 1;ll ' i 51 r " ize ’ " lvcn 10! 11,0 nioBt ,)X ami save ,ourself the ’roahh* of mov- in the UtiH'.vl States Diatiicl comT ! higTh*'patient, laying it on thf.'other for th’o FaMern Dltlrict ot «ouilt | Bide to rdpeat Che pencil mat longs. CaroIiuK. .... ! • (THE GOVERNMENT LEADS WAY Under a tmiv ruling, women employ [ <:u in tlm gov .-rnment printing oftic' ! Ir. Washington who perform Jin ..Mile omiratlons a':; nwn arc ;<> receive 4ii the mat ter of Tits G. T. Walker Co.. Ine. , iianknwt t-’m To whom tt.mnv.concern!' 1 Take nirtiee tint uuder v aiid by v r 'or an hour, imr the five ;:ii/i a Mize' I Mil V/IIIVI illt-uivilitr^ OIIU IW*V It ; . iCarduil faithfully, and two weeks from ! i 5 ' T, \ 'ffte time 1 began to take Cardui I was out !;- ,e ' ' -st maze. Ahs. Iftf bed—better than for months. M, ‘ i !n ‘ s>*bv . ”1 kept it up and continued to improve ir t!ie aft rnoon the hostes ierved eours". ■eitily ::ri|inge<i sweet -untiri was a well woman. • "Do you wonder that I am a believer , in Cardui? 1 certainly am. And 1 am ! - eure there is no better tonic made for Mrs. k. a. Wall is visiting roWT-re women than Cardui." NOl&t in Richmond, Ya. PLEASANT AFTERNOON FOR SEW-A-WHILE CLUB Tiie Sew-a-Whije club met yestcr day ufteinoon with Mrs. B. H. Put mm on Fast Evans street. Ten mem-' i:u i 0 fraaids at a charming | at tv in honor of her tenth liirthday. j . , 4 . . t (Vd fashioned games were jiivotish j n 11 eertatn yrdir of va o in the .tim sani*' pa» leasant contest test-! 1)luve( , on the lawn lintl i 5 o’clock i‘ J,,ov ' ! ‘-»'‘'Td matter Ifcsucd hy Ron 1 . when ice cream and l.’ttle cakes were ur ’' 3*; Kuk, Esq., Keleiee.dn Bank . served hy Mrs. J. K. Patterson, moth n,,,u '- v - 1 a,,d ! »*’ 1 ! c-r of the hostess. Violet htgs illled l * ,c undersigned as Jrustf » hi sai'l i with peanuts and ehoeolatcs were the favors. Mrs. C me winner ot B. Karner tak oankruut estate, .vill i fl'er for sab- at | | public auction ro the hiahesi biddei | A. Sanders, of Aiken, house 1 ,or <11<b !,t 0 ' k ^ k - ,,ll guest of lier sister-in-law, Mrs Atkinson, rook party hy her hostess. Quite a number C. S. * ' Saturday. March 17, *19: a I -No. :>3 j was honoree at a lovt\'y | Ltans street. Mof nce S. ( .. Monday afternoon given i l , hu ent re stock o: nicreiiaml!- 1 a’a*; hxtures of sa’d bankrupt estate. I he \ ot eli IZ ,- -v : . S nrx oJlc Mrs. Atkinson's and Mrs. Sanders friends were present for the enjoy- able occasion. A salad course. wit:i ! ba ' t ' hcen npi-raiscd a coffee wfis daint iy served by tlu hostess. * 1 j .stock of inerchanriise has been an- , Duaised at $1",472.74 ami the fixtures! .::!.::r»i.23. The. stock of mercha’idise and the] Hxtures will he offeml for sale sepa ; Mis. S. s. Schafer, has returned tVom a trip to New York and to Cleveland, Oli’o, li(*r old home. Hit hrolhu'. Mr. Simons, of Cleveland, is now ‘her guest. ITALY TO SUPPRESS GAMBLING Homo. March Ui.-Gambling has! inL:ly and then as a whoV and the higher Add w ill bu accepted j TUis is practiivlly a new stock of ' tucrcliund'sc. well te‘^cled and pro 1 poHioned iind In lirst c'.iss <-h:hI ('1*11 j consisjtiug o'f -nu. ’i incrchandi as < , usually, carried in slock uv a halier \ dashery Each prospective bidder will bn THE QUALITY of Cinco never varies. Its makers have kept faith with critical smokers for over 70 years. Become acquainted with this extra-good cigar.* found no friends in the governmentas • coinrUon precMdctu m *1’- of Premier .Mussolini, which by a re- " ll » t,l# r (’ * cut decision, has aut horized the v«- i pressiou of the praetiee on tiie i gtounds that il does not promote a healthy morality’in the nation anu 'that Italian * ities iriust find better n*nulls than Tiarn-sitin'm and vies’’ lor their proHn' , rity. The minister of the Interior, tho check for tiie snip of.. One Tbous.ind j ($10110.00) Dollariv 'luyablo to tin j order of said Trustftp, to.bu forfeited I as riquidated duulagcs in tlu event of failure of the suCc^ssftV bidder at i such sale to lmm o diatel>; comply wjtli i the terms thcieof. . , , . 1 That in the event of the fjl»Hti|'o of **•*»•>' port,olio of which is held bv Premier «t t .c sufcims .1 bHhV ol ' Mussolini has been given power ro' •" 1) «=''>’ u * ‘f' 1 '•> w'.h. l'.e.,l^m.- severe measures to run down U'ereof then the I. ustce w.ii Uppie-, amblers amt to abolish the traf-1 ^ “toly horoaftor oUer b.y.sn d.atqt'k anv quarter where it may be merchandise pod l.xl,.rc#ni W «Wr i adotit - (h< hi in found. I tl. cmih!mot nor at the age of 3S. mm % Money In Your Spare Time! V. ..... » Probably you would,, like to- make some extra money. Per haps you have a scheme of your own as to how this can be done—perhaps you haven’t —anyway, why not try a small “Want, Ad” in the Classified Section of The Florence Daily Times, advertising your wants? at the same | lace and ,in Ahn-soup manner and upon the sapio terms •telieveu to be the vounges. grune-! Imioh.lWore prescribed, nn^ai.Dm 1 nioO'er h. New England. Mrs. Bohart!' ^ an<l exiieiise of such defauJUwe. , uwiiims; df praileT.r .V.tfsti. is *. . biador - r ; ! For further informal ion prospective i bidders may apply lo Robert,J, Kirk. * i Esq., Roforec in Bankruptcy, the un | gg dot-signed, or J. 1). G’lland. d.'i4q<. ut 1 torney for the Trustee, all,-of Flor j < nee, S. C. z, . ->■ - • i Dated at Florence, S. C., MoU'cli P.' lujj. i. B.;ryBL>’;. Trustee of said Bankrupt Esturi » “-.•n SMALL MUSICAL INSTKUMkNfs* Violins. Guitars, Banjos, , Mando lins, Ukuleles. Full line of Acces series, Strir1#s, Efe<;: SHEET „MUSiC Suiglinj* Miisifc 1F6Usu '«nc. 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