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» THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 31, W2X Col. 11. T. Thompson arrived in »hd pity tins tnormnu riom Columoia [rvhere he has been for the past sov- prai months. Col. Thompson will re gain here until after the Confederate veterans reunion in the preparations for which he is faking an active ran. rt*- ♦ '•li* *5* **♦' DOINGS OF THE DyFFS- 4 Sj?jqjw? ProI>WnL zms —BY ALLMAN. CARD OF THANKS. I wish to express my sincere grati tude to all who so kindly assisted me j win one of the prises during the Flor- 1 fcnce Daily Times contest. MISS DOROTHY WATERS. * j MASTER’S SALE | tate of South Carolina, j ounty of Florence. ; Court of Common Pleas. ! tlantic Life Insurance Co., Plaintiff, vs. (Valter Poston and Armour Fertilizer J Works, I Defendants. ■ ‘ Pursuant to an order of the Court i f Common Pleas for Florence Coun- j y, S. C., in the case stated above, j made by his honor, S. \V.. G. Shipp, judge of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit, i land .’ated March 10th, 1!*23, I will, j sell at public auction, to the highest Ibidder, in front of the Court house, TFlorence, S. C., during the usual SOODBV, LITTUL &WELET1E •SplD GOOD »UCK - DON’T- CRV TOO MUCH • VOO WILL GET GOOD CARE from Your momzY I KNOW - \ (s ■ SHE ) WILL M155 IYouikni //r V 60OD$y, MRS. DUFF- Vfr ' - AS A PARTING SUGGESTION ' 1 MIGHT ASK YO0 ^ O NAME THE YOUNG LADY Dorothy after me ^suggestion AS I WILL AIWAVSTHlNKyis HOT OUT i i / Your ^\] POTION 5LL- OF HER- OFORDER AND I THANK YOU FOR. J your interest >f, ' W'ELL.GOODBY.LENA- I’M LEAVING TODAY I WANT TO SAY THAT, |j YOU ARE A GOOD COOK - Y \ GOODBY. MISS Horton * sorry to see Yougo- You ARE A FINE NURSE * •i • ‘ iisrui?'' Ifilil Mv But i’h sorry \ n TO HAVE To leave < that sweet little j DEAR (r r f % ill ! ; blem. a bow of white ribbon. | c-elicioug refreshments were then ! ‘•owed bv the attractive daughter of J the hostess. Mrs. E. Williamson has returned from Palatkn, F!a., where she has been spending the past two months ! with her son. J. Willie Williamson. + + ♦ INCREASE in thefts MONDAY, APRIL 2. I Mrs. C. P. Bobbitt, on South 3::J0 p. m. Happy Hand Circle of I Church street. Despite the bad weather King’s Daughters in the ladies par. or j there were nenrv a dozen members of the Central Methodist church. 4:00 p. m. Sunshine Circ'o of thf Kings Daughters at Central Metho .hours of sale, on Monday, April 2. 11023 (salesday), the premises describ ed below: i ‘‘All of the following described real Restate, situate, lying and being in the ^county of Florence, state of South Carolina, to wit: Containing two hun- *('erd ten and 40-100 (210.40) acres *and being described as follows, to ♦wit: On the north by lands of J. D. M. Benton r on the east by lands of W.. A'. Eaddy and James Robertson; on • the south by run of Lake Swamp, the Hngglns Public road and lands of S. dist ’churcn , mactcdc e *. - » Atkinson: and on the west by lands] 4: - M ni Annual meeting of the s number of .rtieles which >T 8 ,, Lt ;‘of S. Atkinson and W. L. Abrams, and four L . irt . lt!3 of the Kings I'unghters ", fft f f , h t0 h * if, 1 * 1 ® of , f S ^' th having the following courses and dis- ilt Htr.tl Methodist church. ‘ ‘ ™ h \! or tn ‘ a f- rv f 'L nds Wflre j Co " nt / l ."L^? re "^- tances. to wit: Commencing at a, 4.00 ,, ciuunlian Circle of the 1 ^ * 1e nie,nl, e»'S'. The mission study In the court of Common Pleas cypress corner In the run of Lake Kjngs naughters at centra! Methodist 1 ta "^ t bv ] v,ra Carpenter. Swamp on the land of S. Atkinson,, ( . )iUI . < h narlcrs. j Alter the meeting delightful refresh- thence North 17.r»ri east 2.S67 feet to | 4 D ‘ n Friendship Circle 0 ( 1 m f nts - consisting of a salad course., an old stake corner on the lands of ' , )a , I wit h cofree. J ’ 8 ; Atkinson, thence south 0,7.00 east^,;,* |t , ule uge. aoi CARRIE LAKE CIRCLE HOLDS REGULAR MEETING. ; T „ . The Carrie Lake Circle of the First. A,,ss E,ois e Dass, of Coker College Baptist church held a ver yintresting 1 is B P (,n,,i ng the Easter holidays with meeting yesterday afternoon at the ' ^ r ’ and A * r3 - Robert Rutledge. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. Brooks Rutledge will return to Florence tomorrow from Charleston, where she was culled hv the death o : present. The devotional was conductri ! *-<-»r nephew, Thomas Watson j by Mrs. E. G. Carpenter. Splendid com- -* ' .nittee reports were then received. A 1.869 feet to an c,Id stake, corner. TUESDAY , APRIL 6 thence north lo.iir, west (39 teet to an 1 old cypress corner, thence south ti7.20 east 1.876 feet to an oh! stake corner. | on the lands of W. L. Abrams, thence a straight linn projected upon the dividing line between the lands here-! In described and that of W. L. Abr ams m a northeasterly direction to an old stake corner, thence north Hostess Miss ; "‘“ l wer e served hv the 1 ’ | hostess. The next meeting will be with South Daijiuu street. 5 p. m.—Ladies Aid Society Magno lia Heights Baptist church at the home of Mrs. J. W. Barnes. 700 Rose avenue. -Mr?. Gardiner on McQueen street. This will be on the third Thursday in April. Essen, March 31.—Thefts are re ported to he on the increase in all; parts of the Ruhr, according to Gor- 1 man sources. One case acciirrel at Osterfeh’, where eighty-six Germans j were arrested charged with compiic- ty in the theft of goods valued at 009.000,000 marks from the railroad station. Anting the articles stolen wore thirty Persian rugs consigned to one of the richest barons in the Ruhr. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District ol South Carolina. In the matter of, v.. 1 Walker Company, Inc.. Rinkrunt. Notice is 'Hereby given that tb- ■ above named iiankrnnt has filed n . petition for dscharge, and that a hearing has been oniered to he held { __ upon the same on the 25th dav of J. Poinsette, Mary Jane Shine, are April. A. 1). J!):'3. before tnis Court J. Poinsette. Mary Jane Shine et at Charleston, S. C., at 11 o’clock in BEAUTIFUL EASTER CARDS The Newsy Hut 49 West Evans Street “Scatter Sunshine With Easter Greeting Cards.” Commercial and Savings Bank. Corporafon,* Plaintiff Against J. W. Howard, as Trustee, Mrs. Blanche Johnston. O. J. Gasque. The Florence Daily Times Delivered to Your Home or Oflice, 15c a Week a) Delendants. I the forenoon, at which time and W. C. T. U MEETS WITH MRS. W. M. WATERS. ’riierc was a most interesting meet fe6.45 west 1.052 feet along the line ing of the W C. T. TT. at the home of elaborate birthday dinner the guests e otertained at cards, music and rMTPPTMNs in HO. OR OF BIRTHDAY -vfiM. (Burge s. Blackwell enter- tr.ined in honor of the 29th birthday of R. J. ({charge at her home on Law- son street. A number o” intimate friends Puisuant to an order of the Court i P’4 ,ce al1 known creditors and other of J. D. M. Benton to a fallen .pine. .j 1( . president, Mrs W. M. Waters on | wer thance north «7^5. west 1.516 feet Tilursday ,. flern00n Mrs . Mary A ikcn j ban. along the line of Benton to an old along ..... ... , , , .... stake corner on the lane’s of James •' d lbf ‘ d 'vctl'.nai enlivening some ct Robertson, thence south 21.20 west th:: sayings of Solofon with some of 2.133 feet along the lands of James ber own cfforts ]n tbe Robertson to an old stake corner on the Huggins Public road leading to ,; ' u, 'o of prohibition. Tiie business Johnsonville. thence along the said R pc,.,jon was devoted entirely to ef- road in a southwesterly direction to . f a point, thence south 22-20 west 2,305 . Il , n , brr ^ Jn T] . f( feet along the land line of W. A. Ead- 1 * 1,0 , , ,, u dy to an old stake corner on the run tr , p is to > npet an<1 , «» eclde n h °’ v of Lake Swamp, thence following the p,an * must 1,6 carr . l « d l ’ ut - T , hc / n , tmanilnr rhnnnni nf the nt 11 T>™gnr.i eom.nlttee appointed for dancing. of Common Pleas for Florence Coun tv, heretofore made by Hfs Honor. S. W. O. Shipp. Judge of the Twelfth Circuit . I will sell af puli’lc action to the highest bidder, in front of th« Court Hocue at Florence, S. C., dr.r-, were Invited. Following the 1 > n g the usual hours of sale, on Mon day, April 2. 1923 (saw's day), the premises described below: All that certain piece of land sit uated in the City of Florence, County- and State above written, on the west ern side of the C. and D. R It., con- persons in interest may appear and show cause if any they nave why ; the prayer of the petitioner should | not be grantee. ■ R1CHD W. HUTSOi;. Clerk. Mrs. Edward Ravenej nnii rt*l~ daughter, Thelma Isabel, of Gained ville, Ga., are In the citv visiting atjtaining about one and three-fourths the home of Mrs E. it. Ravenel on ] acres more or loss, and bounded on Warley street. * + ♦ MASTER’S SALE State of South Carolina, County of Florence. Court of Common Pleas ! Farmers & Merchams National Bank, of Lake City, S. C., plaintiff, va. The Carter Distributing Company. to increase attendance •exe^'U! and ! Irregular channel of the run of Lynch’s Lake Swamp in a generally westerly direction to the beginning point, as will more fully and in detail appear upon reference being had to a plat of the same made ty Adams iv Ervin, civil engineers. December 3rd and 4th, 1919, which plat is duly re corded in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for Florence county.” Terms of sale, cash; purchaser to pay for papers. H. A. BRUNSON. Judge of Probate, Acting Master. the Vn'ance of the year consisting of Mesdames. Henry Davis and W. B Pattil'o. The guest of honor was the (laugh ter of one of the old crusaders in the cause » temnerance. Mrs. Morri- Misses Louiso and Belva Hayns- e commit- 1 worth are at home from Columbia College for the Easter holidayysy. * + + Among the Wofford students at home for the Easter holidavs is Baker Haynsworth. + + + hundred twenty feet on North Colt ♦ ♦ ♦ | street, and in depth one hundred and Mayor W. R. Barringer and J. W. | twenty-five feet, more or less. nn« Heape returned last night from Au- - bounded on the norttrwes t bv roll the north by lot of W. P. Coleman i and ^ McNeill. Trustee In Bank-] east by right of wav of C. and D ! ruptcy ’ Etefcnc ants. Rwy., on the scouth by land of j Bar- > Pursuant to an ordor^ of the Court. ringer, et al, and on the west toy'lot I I- 0111111011 Pleas for Florence conn- 1 of mortgagors *and lots or Poarce. and ' Heretofore made in the case stated estate of Patsy Mallory, et al and. |f.' OV L u" 1 ! , at pubbo auttl on, to Also that certain lot of land sit-1 ,be highest bidder, in front of the uated in the City of Florence, Htate l ; r P u,t at ^ lorence ’ t; ’ uurin " County above written, measuring one 1 . * e .. U8 - ua L b ? ur ?. 0| - sab! - on Monday, For The Benefit of MAXCY GREGG Chapter U. D. C. 6& ! April 2, 1923 (Sales Day), the prem- ( ises described below: ! “All that certain lot of land situate! in the town of Lake City, countv of, son of Atlanta, Ga.. the mother of the j gusta, Ga., where they wont several street; northeast by lot of W. P. measuring nfnetv-ninf 0 ^?) fS^ront secretary of the chamber cf c ' ago. T , iey drove through in Cr/emah; east by lot ofmortgagors Sd hfviig a mercc, C. W. Morrison. At the ] Mr. Barringers automobile.- above described, and on the south . dcmh of t J 0 hun( ; red tcJ ( 210)feot conclusion of the meeting the grand-i * * J byJot of Pearce. j and bounded as follows: North hv, daughter of the hostess, little Miss | w ^ ,8 tbp U ” an ^ of Miss’ The’ma Hu- ' f rmS 0t 8 ' Ca9h * P ur,,hafer t0 ! lot formerly of J. E. Hazard, now of: Marion Jrp.n Duckett prosentorl Mrs.‘ vnR , niP gu ->t or Miss i ne.ma m. • pay for paperc. Morrison with an Easier basket, fill-! bando ^ or the last week-end. j a. BRUNSON. ed with the tradition 1 rabbit and eggs and tied with tha unions’ em- STYLE! ill II i" QUALITY! VALUE! “W THE MENS SHOP ♦ ♦ + Mr. and Mrs. Leo North will spend j tomorrow in Orangeburg, visiting Mrs. North’s parents of that city. * * * Miss Fannia Burns, of Fayetteville. C. is spending the week-end with George Anderson, and lot of estate of IO. T. Hall; East by lot of C. E. To- C A. Jonnsjn on South Dargan street. CANDIDATES’ CARDS (Paid Political Advertisements) Judge of Probate. Acting Master. Iiinson; South by Beaufeguard street; 1 ■ l West by lot of J. F. Rickenbaker, be- 1 ing designated as lot No. 1 in deed of Mattie L. Rickenbaker to J. F. Rickenbaker by deed recorded in Book 22, page 246. Terms of sale, Cash; purchaser to pay for paners. ’ II. A. BRUNSON, I Judge of Piobat^ Acting Master. FOR, COMMISSIONER I herony announce mvself as .a candidate for re-election as commls siener for the city of Florence, sub Ject to the rules of the Democratic party. My platform is “fairness and frankness." ELITE PRESSING CLUB 32 1-2 WEST EVANS STREET CLEAN liYU — PRESSING — ALTERATION Cleaned and pressed _.50 cents Cleoaned and pressed -- -- --60 cents All Work Called for and Delivered W. O. ATKINSON, Prop. H. C. STACEY, Mgr. Thone 80": vT r ' • F. H. BARNWELL. 1 hereby announce myself as a can didate for the oflice of Commissioner of the Citv of Florence, subject to the rules of the | ten ocratv party. E. W. BALDWIN, 1 nereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of commissioner j of the City of Florence, subject to the I rules and regulations governing tbe . Democratic parly. I S. ISADOUE SULZBACHEH. i 1 hereby announce myself a ccndi ! date for re-election as Commissioner | of Florence, in the forthcoming citv election, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. 1 B. S. MEEKS. I hereby announce myself as a j candidate for the" office of Commls- | sioner of the City of Florence!! subject j to the rules of the Democratic party. J. C. KENDALL. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the otfice of Commissioner of the City of H'orence. subject to the rules and regulations governing the democratic party. W. H. BERRY. NOTICE -NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That under a resolution adopted by the Board of Schoo,' Commissioners of the School Distrct of the City of Morence on March 22. 1923, puisuant to authority contained In an act en titled ‘An Act to Authorize and Em power the School District of the City of Florence, in Florence County, S. C., to issue Bonds to Provide Funds for the Erection, Equipment and Maintenance of Schools and Schoo. Build'ngs In said District.” apnroveft ‘ho If,th day of March, 1923. the question of issuing and selling bonds of said {School District in the sum,' of Two Hundred and Fifty Thou sand ($250,000) Dollars will he sub mitted for determination to an elec lion hv the quallf'ed e'er.tors residing | in said School District, tu he held j nt the City Hall in the City <>f Flor-1 once, on Tuesday, the loth duv of Anril. 1923. The bonds sn promised to he i.s.Hied shall be.of such denomi nations as shall he dei-'rniined bv the Board of School (‘ommisslonftfs of said School District and shall heai j interest at u rate not exceeding si?: | percent per annum payable either an ' nually or senil-annual'y In the discre | lion of the Board. They mav he Is \ sued as payable not exceeding forty years from date, with the right of redemption at or "after twenty years from date, or they may be Issued as serial bonds. • The purpose for wh'ch It is pro I posed to issue and sell such bonds i , in the sum of $250,000 is to provide * I funds to be used by the Board in | i the erection, equipment and maint- . I enauce of scnools and scho.vl build ings in said district. The managers designated and ap pointed to hold such elect'ons are: J. W. Stroud. S. 3. Dusenbury and W. T. Jackson. The form of ballot to he used In said election by those voting in favor of such bonds shall l be the words” For Bonds.” and by j *rs*4lta«v ncralnat IwYtlfI‘4 t LITTLE CHURCH UNO THE CORNER” Opera House Monday and Tuesday A picture that has a wonderful appeal and will be enjoyed by old and young. t REGULAR ADMISSION those voting against said bonds shal.' | 1 be the words “Against Bonds”, and ' I hereby announce mvse.'f a candl- a supply of ballots of each kind will J be furnished to the managers. , /fhe managers shall conduct the | election, open the polls at 8 oc-Iock a. m. on the day of election and close them at 4 o’clock p. m. on the came day. At the close of the election, the managers shall) count I l j date for the office of Commissioner for the City of Florence, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. U. F. ZEIOLER; FOR MAYOR I hereby announce myself ps a can- j didate for the jffire of Mayor of the votes and make a return of the Florence, subject to the rules and reg- I result thereof In writing to the Bi-nnl ulatlons of the Democratic primary. 1 of School Commissioners, who shall THAD W. JONES. as soon as convenient thereafter can- , vass the returns and declare the re- j I hereby announce myself a candl-; suit. I date for the office of Mayor of the, At such election only duly qualified City of Florence, subject to the Rules electors residing in said School Dis- j of the Democratic Party. j trtet shall he entitled to vote. W. MARSHALL BRIDGES. 1 hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Mayor of' the C ity of Florence, subject to the j riih,a governing the Democratic' party * v “ ^ W*. H/mtER8. School School District Florence. N. W. Hicks | A. A. Cohen | J McClenaghan 0 | Het.rv E. Davis It K Currin C( intniasioners of the; of the City oI t Announcing the Re- Opening of '‘Doug ” Martin’s CAFETER Monday, April ’2, at noon we will have completed cleaning and renovating and will have awaiting you food properly prepared and seasoned and of just that tastiness to tempt the lagging appe tite. i % -n. V'.fv. .Vl. 1 i! n- .r