The Pensacola journal., 1906-06-29
WILL CELEBRATE
THE FOURTH
At BEULAH
Elaborate Preparations for Biz
Event Have Been Made and
Large Crowd is Expected.
speclaI 70 The JournaI.

DSuIdn, June z6.-beulah VIII ceIe-
brate the glorious fourth and we
want all to come and help us make
the Eagle scream and enjoy the hos
pitality of one of the best communi-
ties in Florida and get acquainted
with the biggest hearted people of
the county. The inner man will not
be neglected for there will be fried
fish in abundance and Mr.. John Will
son will make the chowder, which
will be a guarantee of its quality as
he is an old chef and can beat the
man who invented chowoer making
that savOry dish. Plenty of good cOf-
fee will be made so all can have what
they want, but be sure to bring your
cups and then you will not have to
wait for some one else TO get through.
Hon. 7. e. Wells in his speech here
last fourth praised the chOwder and
said if there was another fish fry
and chowder at Bsulah he would fur
nish 100 plates and spoons if called
OH to do SO. and he is up against it
good and hard. for our irrepressible
William A. Shelby is going to call
Oh him for them and possibly cinch
him for another hundred. There will
also be lemonade in abundance.
Now 1 don't want to be called a re-
peater, but don't forget to bring your
Cwn cups, and be happy in the pos
session thereof.
The meeting called for last Sunday
to perfect arrangements for the fourth
of July picnic and fish fry was we'll
attended and a large part OF the
funds subscribed to d'efray expenses
collected. The following committees
were appointed:
On purchasing the necessary sup
plies: P. c. Dawkins, Arthur Spare
and w. A. Shelby.
On arrangements and fixing grounds
and erection of tables and seats: c..
p. Busby, Dan Fisher, ]. 7, Wilson,
Jas. Reeder and w. B. Weaver.
On tables and decorations: the
Misses Anglia Malone. Louisa Lister,
Katie Busby, and Lydia Spare.
1t was left to W. A. Shelby to Sc
cure speakers.
There will be another meeting at
the Baptist church Sunday July first
at 2:3O p. m, to complete unfinished
business and make final arrangement
for the Glorious Fourth. This meet
ing was called for the benefit OF
those VINO could not get here in time
for the other meeting, men who are
employed at distant lumbr camps, so
all please be on hand and make our
worthy collectors heart glad by lib
eraI contributions.
Personal Notes.
Mr.. Peter Murphy and sister Mrs.
Bessie Rady accompanied by MISS
Ella Baker of Pensacola, visited at
the homes of Arthur Spare and Jas.
Snowden last Sunday. They enjoyed
the drive very much and think the
hard road a very great Improvement
over the weary stretches Of sand that
used to intervene between Pensacola
and Beulah. but which, thanks TO W..
A. Shelby. are now things OF the past
Mr.. George Davis who has charg'
OF the county cOnvicts, spent Sunady
with his family and was present al
the meeting, where he was gre9ten
bv old nsighbOrs and friends who DO
not often get to see him since he has
been in the employ of the county
for he attends strictly to business
ana don't get away very often.
Miss Sabra Hardy, of PoweltOn,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Bailey last week, returning home
Monday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barrineau and
family were the guests Of relatives
and friends at Quintette last Sunday.
Miss Lydia Spare spent Saturday
and Sunday with her friend Miss Eva
Waters at the Barrineau home.
Mrs. Annie Bailey and her guest
Miss Sabra Tucker called on Mrs.
las. Snowden last Friday afternoon.
The Misses Anglia and Matte Ma
lone spent the evening with Mr.. A. ).
Busby and family on Sunday last.
Mrs. F. Bradley. of Bonnie, MISS
is the guest of her son James Bryant
Miss Mary Spare has returned nome
after an extended visit with trlends
AZ Muscogee and Myrtle Grove.
Miss Catharine Fisher and sister
Miss Mary were Pensacola visitors
Tuesday. /
Miss Lizzie Waters, who has mad 4
severe spell of sickness is able to be-
IN now and will soon regain her
usual health. which will be good ndws
r. her MANY friends.