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..TBtgJEtOtti^CS ifMg3 TyCBSDAY. AFTERyOQIs, MARCH j9._1923^
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DOINGS OF THE DUFFS-Smiling For Daddy
-RY ALLMAN.
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Chats With
Your
Gas Company
Yon can make cook
ing 1 with Gas a
pleasure. Get the
Gas Range habit
and cooking will
lose all of its terrors
and become a pleas
ure instead of a
daily drudge.
The smooth -top
Range is the acme of
perfection. Have you
seen it? To see it is
to wantit. There is
no other cooking ap
pliance like it.
Florence Gas &
Fuel Company
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< S / SHE HAS GAINED
Sf THRfce QUARTERS
^ of A Pound? -
THAir6 JUST
fine !
5HE IS COMIMt;-
ALONG ALLRlGin
I think 1
KEEP
A GOOD•
THOSE
da tiny* vje Just weighed x
VOU« LITTLE. SkSTER AND SHE I
HAS GAINED THREE
QUARTERS OfcAPOUND -
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THAT? VCT\ -
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THAT AIN’T
even A Pound
weigh me
WILL
You
, fll'^OLD STILL NOW!
VJ | CAN'T TELL WHAT
THIS THING READS
WHEN YOU JIGGLE
AROUND LIKE
THAT!
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Social and
Personal
Telephone items for this Depart
ment to 225
GLENWOOD NEWS
TOLD IN PARAGRAPH
Tke Krw '
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AUWt»tk.r
TrraA
HpHE features of
4 the new Good
year Cord Tire with
the beveled All-
Weather Tread are
features of exclu
sively Goodyear de
sign and construc
tion semi-flat,
beveled tread, im
proved rubber com
pound, heavier side-
vyall and reinforced
tread blocks. They
result in more mile
age, smoother-run
ning and greater
economy.
.4* Goodyear Service Station
Decler* tee *cH and recom
mend Goodyear Tires and
bach them up with, standard
Goodyear Sar-**' , m
SOU!HERN MOTOR
CAR COMPANY j.
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GltenWdod. Ea/li ^9-- (Spec al)—
Miss Janie gue Langston spent Tues
day nigh: as the snest of .\U‘-s Dorothy
Lahssti’B
Mrs. Addie Ruvell og tlie El m
community, spent Wednesday with Mr
.iHii Mrs. George Langston here.
Mrs. Grace McOwn, of E’ini. soent
W'-dnesday aj; the guest of he? moth
"r here. Mrs, P. I.angstoii
; Hatein l. viee-pres’dent; Emma Wer
rel', secretary; Myra Parris, treasurer
and corresponding secretary: ijr*
jHattls Gregg, organist: Sum D.t^Os
chorister; MavzeP o
ifnmt the \yoek-eud with fnfinus nere.
Sam Worfell attended the Ifi-Y con
ference at Pamplico Puday uno
Saturday.
Jliss Ruth Benton has returned from
Mrs. Jule Morris and children, u
flnarrow Swamp, spent Thursday with
ner parents here. Mr. and Mrs.’ Elias
Anderson.
Miss Nell McLeod spent Tuesday as
,ihe guest of her sister. Mrs. X. Ben
FRIDAY, MARCH 30.
8:o0 p. m. Laf-a-Lot Club, hostess
Mrs. R. B. Waters, 312 Meet Cedar
street.
i> p. m.—Baptist Circle prayer serv
ices. Edna Moseley, with Mrs. C. H.
Thomas, 411 South Coit street. Flor
ence Lide, with Mrs. C. D. Bristow,
South Dargan street, parrie Lane,
with Mrs. C. P. Bobbitt, 229 South
Church street. Annie Hartwell, wltn.
Mrs. O. C. Barnhill, 203 South Me-, Miss Maymo Rains was the pleasant
•Queen street Fannie / Heck, with guest or Mr. and Mrs. F F Jones
Mrs. L. H. Lewis, 218 West Evans und family Thursday night past
street. Paneuma Barton, with Mrs. ^iss Dorothy L- igston spent
Rozunia Lewis, 217 Wont Evans St. V.ednesday night, as tt a guest of Miss
.{: 4a p. in. The Carrie Lake Circe l .; aniUe Hu „ v.angston.
at the home of Mrs. C. P. Bottiet on ,j rs . y Ta -i e i omM nnd children
. outh Caurch street. Each member is 4 0f . llt Thursday with !-•• parents Mr.
reciuested to bring an article for the . no Mry w H Langston.:
band<rkerchief shower. Miss Mayme McLendon, of the
iunfirrow Swamp sedtloai spent the
Rpa.veri.i \ih 'he guest of Miss Made
& nyersek.
Mrs. X. Renton and children snent
Satiirufty afternoon as the guest of
her sister. M ss Neil McLeod here.
Ituiday
GOES TO HARVARD
TO STUDY DRAMA
rauGw, »ai«l itfcartwuw. «lt«r «nvn.il,w; uw t.M
; . week witn her s ster titer:.
| leader. The unin:; Is .hoifteur their, r(i c ] mr d Davis, of Gresham, spent
| b’ble study course thin .wens with! gopday with £riend« nere.
, Mar.'on Wiggins conduct ids it. Tire
■ union has inado iint' 1 hroirresa'ifuFIpR
| this year. The new with the
j co-operation of every nrPtnuer is.
J peeling to reach beid coal. The stand
ard of excel’ence. whicii every naioi.
{sets as their toa,*. *
j Quiet a number from here attended
| the Billy Sunday ser. ee in Florence
(Tuesday.
Little Misses Eddie Mae and M .1-
j dred Cox, of Hyman ypent Sunday
I with their aunt. Mr*. X. iWocYrtrbw
; Misses Linnie and WilHc of rtiapta.
| were visitors hare Suadro’.
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ANNA HARTWELL CIRCLE
HOLDS REGULAR MEETING
The Anna Hartwell CT.de cf the
First Baptist church held a very in
teresting meeting yesterday afternoon
at. the home of Mrs. Charles Damon
on SoutTNMcQueen street. There was
a full business program following the
opening song ami prayer, and splen
did reports were received fiom ilia
committees, that of the personal serv
ice committee being especially good.
Eighteen members answered to the
roll call and there was one
it was stated that a quantity or
clothing for one of the orphans at (T. IV
Connie Maxwell had been donated
and that the box would ba shipped
on Friday. The devotional was lead
by Mrs. J. B. McBride and Mrs. B. S.
Alecks conducted the Mission study
class making a sple.uid talk. After
adjournment the hostess served iee
cream and cakef. The circle will meet
in April with M^s. Thomas Anderson.
I Friends o. Myron McCurry, a pro-
i fes-or at Georgetown College. George-
i town. Ky., w.Vl be interested in the
following clipping from the “George
i Ionian.” the college pnner.
J "Two leaves of aDseuce were grant- j
! cd recently bv tne oxecurlve commit-1
| tee of tin college *o Professor Richard-
! Mr. John Worrell ami family, ot i 80,} -L©"'! of the donartment of mathe-
■ Florence, spent Sundav w th Mr.’ ami niatics, and J'rofessor Myron McCurry j
Mrs. W. HciiYy Worreil. ' tllu dcmnmeiU of English, to con-;
I Mrs. Elizabeth Cnlline o Mars tln »© then 1 graduUe work next year!
i rMufr is visiting her niece Mrs. t. towards their Ph D. degree. Professor
' F. Purvl* | Richardson will go to the University
Mr. and M s. Herbert Floyd spent ^ Michigan: Professor McCurry will
; Sunday with their naieht^. Mr. ah' i to Harvard or Columbia Uiiiver-i
| Mrs. \V. A. Dubney at Elim: j 3
I Mr. W. llenrv lUcElv.een. of Sardis.’ Professor .McCurry is spoalizing ini
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BEAUTIFUL EASTER CARDS
The Newsy Hut
49 West Evans Street
“Scatter Sunshine With Easier Greeting Cards."
spent Friday even'nc amt Saturday! the drama. He will coinn'efe his resi
with his brotner. Arls F. McElvcen.
.Miss Elizabeth Garrison, of Claussen
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NOTICE
Mr. and Mrs. Trcv Lee and chil ,
•ireii. 6. the Hnmville section spent t XOT1CE IS HEREBY Gl\ l
Curinay with Mys. Leer "parents. Mr. under i resolution adepted
I snii Mrs. Waller Ktruy. Board of Schoo,’ Commissioners
I *lr. and -Mis. Li i,. Langston and I the S,-bool DiStrct of (he City of
i children jnem Saturday aiTei’uoon J !•'oronce on March 22, J923. pursuant
Jwi.n Mr.-.J.angston h sister. Mrs. Y*ii ; i.< authority contained in an act en-
‘ic Pdackmon. of Sparrow Swamp. filled ‘An Act .to Atillicvize and Fm-
' Eittla Miss Doris Cole, of the Ham-j power the School District of the City
visitor, vuie section, spent Monday ns toe j of Florence, in Ftoron -e County, S*.
fence requirements wherever he goes,
but he entertains no none of com-
ieting a tiiesie m ,iie one year.
The sentiment toward.* gianuatc
nvoik and nn poratbai . jia< always
\ That' •-•nen high at Georgetown College,
by the ; • : ' evi * rKl ©th rr facultx members are
0 ( contemplat'ng on takkig leave in the
near future to continue Mie!r k\ m
umc work. Everj" opponuniiv i- bein'
taken to encourage ihe facully mem
bers to fit themselves for th- gn.-ai'i
service, tliat lliey can ;u:der io Hi
college.”
of i tlle Alfss Lolota I.angston
Twenty-five years oi indiqestion
was ended for her when she took
Tanlac. declares Mrs. M. F. Street
er. well known resident of New
ark, in remarkable statement* to
thj nubile.
EASTERLING-HODGE"
Miss Mary Loulsd Hodges and
James Douglas Easterling surprise;!
.their many mend's in Florence when
they were quiclH married on Batu -
ady afternoon, the ceremony taking!
fplate at the Central Methodist par- 1
sonuge. with Rev. G. T. Harmon uer-^
forming the ceremony. Immediately j
after the ceremony, th* happy couole
le't for Columbia and other South'
Carolina points, where they wiil visit '
friends and relatives, before returning i
to Florence where they will make
their Home. /
The bride is the charming and tal-'
“nted daughter of Mrs. S. E. Hodges |
of Florence. Mr. Easterling is con
nected with the Palmetto Power and I
Light Co.
Kuol Mel. od anil sister. Miss Nell,
m ,.'is niece left Sunday morning
-.'i their cat- for Tampa Fla., where
they will v sit their aunt, Mrs. Stella
Bass.
'.V. H. Langston spent. Saturday
afternoon with h s daughter. Mrs.
Bessie Pierce, of Sjiarrow- Swamp.
Air. and Mrs. B. L. Langston an 4
children spent. Sunday with Mrs. S.
A. Langston’s parents. Mr. pnd Mrs.
C. W. Cole, of the Hamvil'e section.
Rev. J. \V. Truluck, of the I'etho,
community, spent Sunday past witn
Mr and Mrs. I,. I.angston and family.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Langston spent i the
t-iuulav .vitli Mrs. f/mgston’s .larents,
Airs. Xpncy. Hancock, of Hamville.
Mr. and Airs. Georg#* l^angston spent
Sunday as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Dayty.
Roger Cole, of Hartavillo. spent Mon
day with Ills aunt; Mrs Alvin Kirb;’
here.
Mrs. H. I.aiigstoa spent Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. James Langs
ton.
C.. to Issue Bonds to Provide Funds
for tim Fraction. Equipment and
Maintenance of Schools Olid s ’choo-
BuHiFngs in sai.l District-.” approved
•he Hlth day of March, 11123. the
questt. u of issuing and selling bonds
o said School i»i.-,irict in the sum
of Two Hundred and Fifty Thou
sand ($250,000) Dollars will 1 lie sub
rottted for determination to an ele><
Aerial ambulances to
stretcher cases and two
i'uve been built for the B;
Air Force
carry fou.
.: Pendants,
irbih Roval
lion bv the quallf'ed cfccter ; residing i
in said School District, to '! •• held j
at tiie City Hall in the City ,-f Flor
ence. on Tuesday, tiia loii!' 1 u r v of
April. 192”. The boii-is «o flreoo'ed;
to bo issued slvaif be of sttc'Y’hehdiYB- (
nations as shall bo (ifctvrmincd t»y
Board of School Commissioners
of said School District and shall bear j
interest at a rate not , xct’. -dhig six.
percent per annum payable ciltior an- |
nually or semf-annuary in the dlscre-1
jtion of tlie Ll.wiril. Tliey muv be la- 1
sued as payable tot fec^bdihk forty ;
i years from date, with the right of
redemntion at or after twenty years i
Crcm date, or they may » issued as ,
; ecviul bonds.
> The purpose for wh cli It
throbbing
jaw headache?^
MENTH0LATUM
^quickly soothes
Our Easter Offering
TO THE
Ladies’ of Florence
Four Tables of Wonderful
Bargains
0N h E A t« )T of ~ • $2.50
ANOTHER LOT $5,00
ONE PRETTY LOT $7.50
UNUSUAL VALUES $10.00
AT .
THIS IS OUR FINAL CLEAN-UP
BEFORE EASTER
MISS SCRUGGS
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CFNTPAL HOTEL BLDG.
CRADLE ROLL CLASS
TO GIVE PROGRAP.:.
A very interesting Crnd'e Roll
srmn will be given at the First
tisl church Sunday school on
doy. Attractive invitations nave
pm-
Br n
Sun
been
issued to all the children ou tii/j .
roil ymd thev prize the "letters that '
come ihrought the mail" very highly.'
The teacher of the Cradle Roll Class m
Mrs. L Hardee and she has iaqiingod ‘
a most ot.ierraimng program o' oxer
! cises Ail the mothers who have chil- !
j dron in the c.'as-i arc especially iu >
vited r.nd a large attendaucu is ex
pecteti
Mrs. L. M. K'rby and L.
were in Florence Tuesday
ness.
I). Kirby
on bus!
Gilbert
please
atlroini-
, “'l^ahiuc lras made me feci like a
new persdit aud 1 .wouldn’t be with
out it,” declared Mrs. M. F. Street
er, 273 S. 9th St., Newark, X. S.
“Off and on lor twenty-live years
I suffered terribly from stomach
trouble. My food disagreed \vith
me and often l could hardlv re
tain a thing. Gas bloated me till
jny heart palpitated so badly I
feared that I bad heart disease.
My nerves were ou edge. I
couldn’t sleep, suffered awful
headaches and was simply all worn
out. ^
But live bottles of Tanlac put me
In the finest health. I eat hearty
Without trouble afterwards, sleep
soundly nnd have* no more awn-
ot&UiMhbV HiaWfheo.T*. My tfNttK
tnde To Tanlac Is unbounded."
Tanlac Is sold by all good drug
gists. Over 35 million bottles sold.
DR. AND MRS. DOBSON
GO TO BALTIMORE.
After spending, Several days in
! Florence at tbe home of Congressman ! FINA LDISCHARGE.
A. If. Gasque. Dr. and Mrs. J. F. j All parties interested will
Dobson have gone to Baltimore, where ( Vke notice fbat L. A. Moore
Dr. Dobson, who is a specialist in the! st rater o; the estate of R. I. Moore has
disepsea and treatment of babies, will ^ this day made application unto Die
take a speciM course at oohns Hop , Court of Probate (>r Florence countv
j kins. Mrs. Dobson is well and pleasant-: for final discharge as such adtuini-
ly remembered in Florence as Miss' strator; and Dial the 28rd day of
Kathleen Hawley, having •'numbers of! April, 1923, at 10 o’clock. ,i. in.. Is the
times visited her siste^. Mrs. Gasque,! tin e appointed for a hearing iu the
at her beautiful home here. | mii<L>\
e purpose for wn en i» is pro- ;
Messrs. I!. L. lAingdon. \V. H. l#angs# ; po^ d to Issue aud sell f.uclr bonds,
Ion, pud F. F. Jones, of this place left j u the sum of $2-70,900 is to provide j
for Black River Waduesday nmrnins - funds to bo ussd by the Board in!
in a car. where they will spend seve- erection, equlpmoiit and roalnt-
tal days. , _ , enance of schools and scii^'U"build- •
Mrs. Jot Langston and Mrs. Elias i j U -r S tn naid district.
Anderson spent Tuesduy afternoon ; flic jHiiiagers designated and ap
with Mrs. James Lingrton. ! pointed Iu hold such elecfous are:
J. W. Stroud. S. S. Dustubuvy anfi
p.V. T. Jackson. The form of ballot
to bo used in said election by those
voting in favor of such b inds shall
! be the woids" For Bonds." and oy
those voting against, said bonds slial, 1
be the words “Against Bonds’’, and
| a supply of ballots of each .kind will
Bvergmn. March 29, (Special)—
The Senior 15. Y. P 11. elevtcd the
following officers Sunday night to
serve this quarter.
Fred Floyd, president;
EVERGREEN B. Y. P. U.
ELECTS OFFICERS
Ui-.
II. A. imi’N-SOM
’lldsrn of
county.
Probate, Fiore rice
Mis. B. F. Meredith left last night !
for Savannah. Ga.. where she will
make her home in the future, Mr. j"_
Meredith having a splendid position j
with a large lumber company near 1
ithat ettv. itlie office of county suporviser for;
* + * ' pun lm ; 5e. on iho.foilo.wiiifi-mpplm- To’■
Feldelson. nrofessor of i tb» moiUh*of Aurii:
WANTED.
( opened April J»th
i the office of county superyiser
Bids
BIDS
will be
be furnished to the managers.
The irziangers sha'l cor.lb.ict
election, open th*’'polls at 8 oclock
a. m. on the day of election and i
cleso them at 1 o'clock p.‘ nr. on,
the s ame day. At the (tf6sc of the j
election, the managers shall tou«
the votes aud make a return of the
result thereof in writing to the It'vrd '
Of School Commissioners, wno snail j
as soon as convenient thereafter can j
vuss the returns and declare the re- ;
suit. I
At such election only duly qualified !
electors residing hi said School Dis
trict sba-U be entitled to vote. ,
N. W. 1 ticks
A. A. Cohen
J tV McO’enaghun ’ -j
Hehrv K. Davis i
K K. t’ltrriu
Coftinilsriiofiera of tbe;
District of th - City of:
i Charles F. Feldelson. nrofessor
Journalism iu William and Mary col-1 500 pounds D. S. Bellies,
lege, spent yesteronyy morning tn j ;; 00 p 0 „ ntl8 n. 5T Plates
Florence, enroute to Wilmington to i 4barrel8 Best Saif Rising Fleur,
make an address. Mr. Feldelson was| 800 muinas Best Compottn.r Lard.
BiJiuc
Rchoo
’ Florence. ,
L-U j'
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formerly
Star.
editor of tbe Wilmington
i Miss
from
Edith
Converse college to spend tbo
Easter holidays with her parents, Dr.
land Mrs. H. E Gee
f 7
is at home ; -
i
Mr. and
♦
Powell
have te
20P pounds Rice,
bags Corn Meat,
loo pounds Sugar.
0 pounds in uni Grbunil Coffee
20 bushels Sweet Potatoes
bushels jrh>U Potatoes.-
lOO'lionnd Bag Salt.
2 guilt nk Yijiegar.
turned from Columbia where they
went to attend tho Billy Sunday,
services. ;
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Among the college girls here for'
tho Easter holidays is Miss Mary 1
Shipp, who came from Converse toi
be with her parents. Judge and Mrs.,
S. W G;. Shipp for a few dnvs. 1
Bridgebuilding is the speciality of
Mrs. Lou Alta Melton-MerrtH. ft grad \
uate engineer in the employ of thoj
United States Bureau of Public Road*.,
.'in nonnds Black Popper.
10 pounds Brown Mule Tonaceo
I car No. 1 Timothy Hoy.
500 bushels No. 2 WbHe Oats.
I case Tonrtitoes.
1 case Catchup.
1 sack Grisi.
I case Tripe.
1 Cheese.
Shoeing *9 mulas.
E. D.
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SALLENGER
Chairman
PHILLIPS.
Superviser.
$200,00 0.00
i .1 •
Seeking Investrnet/t at 7 per cent
on first clans Residence and Re
tail Business Property in Flor
ence or any other progressive
Scuth Carolina city. Loans made
if
for 5 or 10 years. Apply
Chas.E. Commander
attorney at law
FLORENCE, S. C-
GIBBS BROS.
‘STYLE PLUS SERVICE.
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Delightful Fashions
In Readiness For
Easter!
Frocks, Suits and Wraps, each ex
pressing fashion’s dictates and its
own individuality, present a lovely
array that awaits your selection for
the great Easter display. Thoughts
of Easter have brought forth lovely
new r materials, startling color har
monies, novel draperies and oriental
embroideries that weave their deco
rative ways through the modes.
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