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I \ 1 Tltfr ; rwmyt-Ttltg#. TmPyVV ArTKftXQON, MARCH 1 <?-■•■ 192ft. EXTERMINATE BOLL WEEVIL First Ganle Of Sefason. i t ■ On High Schobl Fifeld EBENEZER MEDALS CLAUSSEN NEWS IS AWARDED STUDENTS TOLD IN PARAGRAPH *ONLY DUNSAiO WEEVILAS GUARANTEED ^PER BARREL , AVDE CAME MOLASSES “ESPECIALLY SELECTED" 1 CONTAINS NO POISON WEEVILAS comes to you In strong 52 pillon guffa barrels. Mi* it with-Rolson • according Ni formula usidTn Agricultur al Ex'periitUnts, and apply to your cotton. (Formula And information on request.) Will kill Wjeevll and increase cotton yield. Special ptT OTHER SOCIAL AND PERSONAL CHURCH CIRCLES HOLD FINE | j NEWS OF INTEREST TO THE MEETING. PERSONAL AND SO- , Basehtll fans will be treated Tues- Florence fans to many excellent. 1 cx • COMMUNITY CIAL ITEMS OF INTEREST day afternoon a? U.30 o'clock to wbat h«bltion 8 of l,iseoail Mi the past and, Ebenezer 16.-(Speclal)-j C'tmsaen. MardTlI-The Auxilian j promises to be a snappy and hotly th08e who have wi t nessed tht,m loo:i , Lagt T j, urs ,] ay thc f 0U r »3bene*er i Circle No. 1 of Hopewell church waa, .contested game between Coach , forward with much pleasure to see-j scholarship Mere awarded Uel&ully entertain *d at th^ home.: I Rhames choice |rom Florence Hi and 1 ine n.roin in a - nn Tnnodnv 1 , | the select 11*116 of the A. C. L. shops. ! ^ ‘ b n lu sday.l t0 the w | nner3 foi . tbe ni0 nth. They of Mrs. Lee Keefe cn last Tuesday; Speculation on the outBome of any They are Probably a iittje more raa i arei gimon Word for the lirst and sec-| afternoon. After an interesting pro 1 contest is rife, for while both squad* | lure < ! f there is such a thing r.s boys 1 cm , Kratie . E1 , Mhe *j, W a, d for the'gram eras rendered tempting third and fourth grades. Mary (iron-,'.' ie ?'’ ments 'V 6re served. , The -Auxiliary Circle No. 2 lure ( ! f there is such a thing r.s hoys • cn( ,' ^ ElizabeMi Ward for .haye lost .some oftthei | rveterans ! maturing) than the high school hoys, < , , . , , .. (there are niany ue\v ' l \nd promising j but at the same Jime they know’ that ' 1 r ' nn ‘ fni,,th MarT candidates for tl»q pqyitioi^s. yacat^cf.HJtjsy are in for a ml hatlle re What creates'ilil iffC mdftl'Miter.dAf* * 'Hiflli School Boys at ■ Practice was elk for the fifth, sixth an,J seventh , cllju . m , nglv entcrtalne<1 at M ,. s . v f , ; grade-; George Parker for the high ;McPherson's on last Friday afternoon. | Our New Telephone Numbers BUSINESS OFFICE— Advertising and Cir culation—Phone— - '.t tliere is some very promising material) [J*’ 1 ‘ J».t hand. Ho has been givuig the '' ;candidates good -.York outs tliisf week and thinks that he will soon have a ! splendid team. There are Revwfal old | men on the squad who are .showing up fine and there are quite a number iof new candulates who seem to be I able to fill the vacant place? to per- | feci ion. How They Show Up ' Julian (Fish) Hines is an old man EDITORIAL DEPT.— Social and Personal, News, etc.—Phone— I)..- TWO MORE DAYS Of Our Special Introductory Offer RADIO MATTRESSES (PATENTED) STRETCHES LESS THAN ANV MATTRESS IN THE WORLD , Only two more days' for you to purchase one of these high-grade mattresses at this special price. f The Radio Mattress hds nieiv pdtehted reinforced wall construction, With a quilted edge, which prevents stretchihg. Made of pure sanitary felt attd covered with the finest art ticking in all the new est shades. 5 t ^ v* BUY YOUR MATTRESS NOW $1.00 Down Puts a Radio Mattress in Your Honte. Balance on Easy Terms . * 1 Saturday, March 17th IS THE LAST DAY OF THIS SPECIAL OFFER. I>ook for the Radio* Silk Label, Which is sewed on each mattress. S. Vaughan Furniture Go. 2 East Evans Street IPhone ^2 mer. Johnnnn Hoffmeycr James Ward, and Hazel Shunds. Mirs Mnble Boltin came to the home of Mrs. A. B. Hamer to see her sick mother. Mrs. Bolten, The March meeting o r the Parent freshments were served. , Prayer meeting had tlib largest at. | tendance on last Friday night Rinenl the meetings have been held. J. S. j McKenzie had chiree of the meeting} » nd gave a splendid and Impressive Teacher associut'on of the Kbenez«>- j talk which made every one present school v,is held at the school huild-. 'bat “ l was good for them to ing on Wednesday evening at eight ; be tliere." Mr. McKenzie also made behind the bat and if he would put n little more “pepper'’ into his play- | 1), I .cation.' Yhis was followed bv a social hour ning Hines a close second. ! when Mi * res (’’•ttingham and Moore. o’clock. After a short business sea sion Rev. John McSween of Timmons- ifilk was 'ntroduced and in his usual charming style and personajity de ing would make one of the best high I "vend a most interesting and inse-r- ; school catchers in the state. ing address on 'The Value of Mu James Atkinson is a second yeai 1 man md although younger, is run- j .ning Hines a close second. ; , . .. r. »» : fnn tha (Hr. I Harvey Capps has been practicing j g,0 " p 1 f’ders from the Horence R^C'J ,,' th , returned from in several positions and is doing fin, rfation association, led in several. W. W. Bethea has returned from at all of them. He is also an old an ’ Ui ‘ n * an , d provoking games, man on the team. I, n * v Ma ^ Osborne spent last week 1 Tom Stone and Austin Montgoni-1 11 Rk- lerv are candidates for the first base-1 Ebenezer Lake Swamp The Ebenezer. g'rls were delighted of the basket ball a report of the Laymen’s Convention held at Charlotte, N. C. and over) one felt fully reptid for coming to the services. J. S. McKenzie ami Theodore .Mc Pherson motored through the country Saturday to Columbia to attend the Billy Sunday services. Both report the services fine and fee' fully repnltl man’s laurels and both are showing ; up well ) at lhe suc,;ess Haynsworth Jones and William R am " betweetl Kbcnezer and Lake i Newberry gre in Columbia oa last Monday where in ; attended the services at the Taber nacle of Billy Sunday. During his trip Mr. Bethea visited Rev. and Mrs. ! J. V. Cobb. Mrs. W. H. Hilliard has returned trom the Saunders Memorial Hospifai after being there two weeks for n guardianship of second base and ; both look exceptionally good, al i though June’s arm has been bothei ! ing him tor a while. As promising mater'al for short- ■ stop Coach Rhame has Ready Keels nnd Willie Rutledge. Allen Farmer, a young candidate, J is giving Archie (Snubi Smith, an old man, a hard fight for die thin. Ihp r-u-p for the' Swamp girls. Although the Klienez- er girls were defeated by n few serious operation. Mrs. Hilliard Is points they were pj'eased at not al- j rapidly improving to the delight of lowing I^ike Swimp to run up a high ! her friends. Ebenezer was defeated 12 to score. 8. George Parker. who was out of Mrs. R. F. McPherson and family spent Sunday with her lather J. M. Leach at Tabernacle to celebrate the school severaf davs on account of anniversary of his 80th birthday, as sickness, is now back again. jthe children and grand children came, Mildred and Pearl Stokes were the; it was such a delightful surprise a* guests of Lofee Jeffords Sunday. .‘It was totally unexpected. There The Young Peoples Missionary l -’ere M present to enjoy the great was carried by tnr m^ 8i il 0, a new man on the Society of Pisgah church were given , day. Dinner Julius Bird is a new man on the deUghtfiil social meeting by Mil [children and made It somewhat on i Florence squad nnd as vet has had H , , S. V ^ - , 'th*. nVni,- sfvln Manv varied ann ;„ mv m ,„ dav’s nractice but be nrom ! ll^et, s,oke s Friday evening at hoi jthe p enic style. Many \aned ano .my one day s practice, out ne Prom . _. e The all en j oved j n an{ i out' tempting dishes were placed on tne lises to be quite a figure n the pitco-J door gamea Deliglilful refresn- table which showed quantity as well meats were served. The outside as quality. The oirthday was enjoy guests were: Mr. Parkfcr of Ebenezer, e i immensely and it is a day long m Mr! t’almer of Timmonsville. and be remembered iu the hearts of those Miss Anderson of Lake Swamp. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stewart and , ing staff. ' LeGrand Rhame also seeuis to have ;a wonderful delivery. > Wil'iam McKnigh? is an old man on the squad and every one knows of his wonderful ability in the pitcher s j box. Coleman is another one who is to be a shining light among h'gh school I', ei ( T, fa . ei present. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. McPherson and, family. J. W. Hoffmeyer and family! children of Mullins are spending went to Philadoi'phia. S. C-. to see | several days with his brother, J. Ar and grandfather. Char-I thur McPherson. pitcher? I Alfred (Xl Kater is still the “Old ! Reliable'’ in the field, j McElveen (Little Mac) is n won- | <ier in rhe field and alihough kepi away from practice a few days on ac- j count of un_ injury will probably come back bdtlisr than ever ' Johnny Best Gregg is booking es pecially good for his first year n high school bail » Robert Garet and Donald McQueen i hive been doing fine work in tljo field. Candidates For Varsity Several others who lire trying for places on the Varsity Nine are Henry (Husbands. Ernest (Sparky) McCor- 'mlck,. Harold Russ, James Cooper. : Roland Stall. Wade Dorman, j. Fred Rumph Manager ! Fred Rumph has been elected mini | ager for 1923. I Florence Hi has exceptional spirit, both school and athletic, tl ey have ! Coach Rhame and have learned that !’»e promptly recognizes merit but does not give pjaces on the team. | They must make their pliices and i they are work’ng to do so. Stand By the' Boys ; Now that the boys have all these •{kings, which are good to have, let’s (give them one oth^r thing which they deserve and that is our backing by lie Stewart, Saturday, who celebrated his 75th birthday by a reunion. Every one was pleased to see Mr. Stewart so Jolly at his advanced age. Mis. George Hoffmeyer has re turned from Columba. where she went to hear Billy Sunnav Mrs. J. C. Winstead of Marion Is here on a snort visit to her son. J. Arthur McPherson Miss Lou McPherson returned from her school on la c t Friday very s’cfc with carbuncles. Miss McPherson is still in bed and will have to give up cut LU lit CXI IJM»J f * J. E. Lunn. S, JJ. Je/fords, Jr., and teaching for seven; days anyway. A. B. Hamftr motored to Columbia Sunday. Robert Bolten. Mrs. A. B. Hamer and Mrs. J. E. Lunn spent a few days last week in Camden. Masters J antes atid William Ward spent Sunday at CUussen with their auiit. - • * W.- C. McCall spent the week end in Columbia. . Mrs. Simeon Scott has returned from Mullins; where she has been visiting her brother. * Mrs Wefling of Darlington spent Mqjadny aftqrnoon, with, Mrs. A. T. RWwtrt. 1 * attending events'. this PERSONAL NEWS OF LAKE CITY lake City. March Hi--Miss Irene Starr of Rock Hill is visiting her niece. Mrs. J. L. Richardson, on East Main strpei. Mr. andMrs.J.R. Thompson of Flor ence. spent Wednesday as the guests nd other athletic 0 f Mr. and Mrs. Schofield on East Main street J. • s ’ , Mr. and Mrs- W, A. McLain left Wednesday for H^h t»oint, N. C.. td purchase furnitiiri for the’r, liand some new home which is hearing completion on West Main street. Mrs. AI lan •V’sk'ns has gone to Greenville to visit her parents lor a Sport Notes James (Red) Roberts of Somefset. Ky.. Centre College football star, to day signed a contract to coach the {month. Waynesburg College football arid be?- 1 Mr. and Mrs. H. J. McKenzie are ketball teams. The contract is for! rec ei v ing congratulations on the birth cue year, but 'contains a renewal j a fine son. clause, ft was announced. He sue | -jam Sturgeon is preparing to build needs Frank Wolfe, who resigned at the end of last season. Drury M. Nixon, former Furman , University player, has accepted the managership of the Greenwood Club ' 'n the QafoLua baseball league for : next season which opens on June 11. according to announcement, made liy loe( S. Bailey, president of the club. Nixon will report for duty about nine I. He is now a teacher, in the Chester High School. Willie Hoppe world 18.2, balk line billiard Champion, retained lr« title defeating Jake Schaefer, ^ clu»,Me»gei 1500 points to 1,341. Schaefer, a mar vefouS shot mak 3 r. made the hjghest run of the match iii'his .fifth ihnlng. 244, and drew to within 20 points of Hoppe, Tfce tiUg. holder- pulled away with n run of 113 in n's sixth inning and wqg never headed, DtATH OF MRS. NETTLES Lake. City, Maech 1G.—Lake city was shocked. Wednesday mdrfiing to hear of the death of Mrs, H. El. Net tles, of Leo. who wh:-, stricken down by pneumonia following a severe, at tack of flu. A good woman lias gone to her reward ami will he sadly miss e<1 in her commnn'iy. She leaYes a grief-stricken, bgsband and two spiqi! children besides a. large family con nection. Josey B. DuBose of New York City was a guest of his brotjier. R. W. K. DuBose, last weplj. While ber^ Mr. DuBose visjted other relatives in the pee _ Dee section,, whom he tyifl not seen tpf some yeftrs. " Mr. buhbse is' president of the Long island Na tional bank, also of several other smaller institutions. a, modern br’ck bungalow tn Wll ,'iamsburg avenue. Miss Ellen DuBose of Georgetown. v/Ho J^b s been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Ryan DuBose. left Tuesuay afternoon for her Home. PERSONAL AND LOCAL TIMMONSVILLE NEWS / — , Timmonsville,, Mar, 16 (Special) -^, Dr. C. A. Foster, of Columbia, (• spending a few days here., Miss Murvd Atkinson, of Columbia college.-was a recent visitor.of hai 'l parents; Mr;y>ild M rs - Bjrooks Atkia ’ l ’son. - v . Mrs. Mi^ude rAndeyson. of Florence, spent Thufsdafchefe with her mother Miss Inez McPherson Is supply'ug the Allen sepooi near Etiinghain during the illness of Miss Lou Mc Pherson. J. A. Turner of Hyman, who has been viskirig h's daughter. Mrs. W. Coleman, this week has left. Borey McPherson is very sick with measles. Julius Hubbard who is working at Salisbury, N. C., is spending a few days at home Miss Emogene Johnston and little EHzabOith Gregg spent last week end with Mrs. Hugh Huggins at Nichols. 0LANTA ACTIVITIES TOLD IN PARAGRAPH ENTERTAINMENTS ANb SOCIALS GREATLY ENJOYED DURING THE PAST WEEK Olnnta. Marcn Tlie . Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian churol/ of this town were delightfully oilier rained by the B. Y. P. U. of the Baptist church last Sunday rii«Ii» wiipji tjiey were visited by the Young Peoples Union and given a program A welcome address was made by L* ,N. Baker ani responded to by A. S. Kelley, The ninth and tenth grades are planning to entertain the seniors of tl|e Olanta high 'chool w th a recop tton on next Friday night. We sure ly wish that we 'vers In this seniiq class if they are to be entertained as said. The baseball l«an of the Olunta high school yesterday elected as cap lam for this season tie'th Tnilnck. I Practice wilj begin soon. The n ne ' expects to make a better snowing than the basket ball five of the nasi season although their records were not so bad, they lost four and won nine. J. E. BLIZZARD DIES AT HARTSVILLE J. K and here lit 9.50 o'clock Saturday afternoon The retyttne were ^aken.’tp, Struwher ry Sunday morning and the^fitneral was held there. .Hat irf$ruo.on at 2 o'clock at Grootnyille Baptist chureu for a day or so. . land the iriterrinjeni v«,s'in the church Mr- S’. C. CSfrter.lof Chester, who • cemetery beside, t|ie grave of his tfl 1-’ 'i: j . . spent Mrs. -Anna Atkinson, , , < /. ’ C. Ra* 1 'Smith ts in Savmrtah. On . ; has neen spending the winter in ;Tampa. Fla., spent the week-end with his son. Mr. Boyce Carte 1 ’ Mrs. C. A. Sanders nas returned to her home in Aiken after a week’s stay with Mrs. Q. S. Atkinsor- Mrs. Walter Coker and Mrs. Mary Keith Palmer spent’o couple of days wife who died hint about one year ago. Two ( phihlren, one daughter. Miss Beshl^, and one. son, J, E., Jr, survive. .Mr. Blizzard came to Hartsville from Lake City in 1918. He had been engaged in the hardware business in Lake City for thirteen yehrs. Prior Hamel are m Columbia tills week. The Rev. John McSween. Jr., was in Columbia.,Greenville, and ClemsoB college last week-end. Mrs. C. Ray Smith and ner two little daughters are in Camden for this week. Mrs. Bhyoe Carter and Miss Loutse Charles are patients in .the Florence infirmary. ■ Mrs. S. S. Schafer’s brother.'^ Mr! Stolons, returned yesterday, to (Cleveland, Ohio, after a two weeks' stay iu Timmonsville. h, M™ U W b, V a fLr.ti Miss Henni. he conducted for two years^a hardware business at Kingstree. On occount of ill health he sold out and moved to Hartsville. Being stricken with paralysis he was an invalid for the past few years. He was a good i citizen and was a loyal member of ! the First Baptist church of Hartsville. [ He was born in Bladen county, North , Carolina, October 25, 1$4. Before en-1 keying, the hardware ihusimess, iir.* Blizzard for fifteen years was in the) employ of the Atlantic ' Coast L|ue 1 Railroad company. In all of hid flu-1 ties be was flaithful to every trust. 1 O’DOWD THEATRE ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY Tuesday, March 20th AMERICA’S GRACE AND BEAUTY OF GIRLHOOD IN ONE GORGEOUS SMILE. I’LL SAY SO! THE SMARTEST AND SWIFTEST CAST OF THE YEAR A*:/ \4>f ^ ComedVn Vithout A Peer f & * v THtlR. NEW 4 li .MUSICAL PLAY t ;> iirwj! iSNAPPY MUSIC LILTING ME-LODIt5 A REAL CMORUS OP- SINGING 6 DANCING* 5EAUTI&S THE OCCASION OF GENUINE UNBROKEN DELIGHT! PLAYING TO CAPACITY HOUSES. , Prices: 50c, 75c, $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50, Plus Tax. SEATS NOW SELLING. GET THERE EARLY. fi The Florence Daily Times Delivered to Your Home or Office, 15c a Week QUALITY GROCERIES and PROMPT DELIVERY # Its a wonderful combination if you can get both at moderate prices. And that’s the situation you will find in this store. Etcr^hihg we buy is chosen with the ut- fnost tare, and sold to you with a service that is second to none. LET HUBBARD FILL YOUR CUPBOARD - Phone 8(i To the AGGRESSIVE EN- ' THUSIASM of every EM PLOYEE, from PRESI DENT, to JANITOR, we attribute the VERY PLEASANT RELATION SHIP that exists with our EVERY DEPOSITOR. The First National Bank of Florence THE BIG BANK OF THE FEE DEE."