The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-23

Ice Cream fresh every day at D. &.
Smiths.
Mrs. Al W. Vann left Saturday for
her girlhcod home in Baltimore, where
she will visit her parents for several
weeks.
Miss R1hv Drew has as her guests
for an lndef ite stay,her young cousins,
Misses Huz-l and Iona DORIS Sloan
and Mles Marie Riden, all OF whom
arrived from their home IT ST. Peters
burg last Thursday night
C. Black Ashley returned Sunday
morning from Tallahassee ahe,e be
went Thursday &c attend the meeting
OF the executive committee Of the Third
Congressional District, Of which he is 4
member. Mr.. Ashley viii 60 arain to
Tallahassee next Monday VIXEN the
committee meets again.
Mrs. Nita Phillips who has been a
visitor in the home OF her brother, Or.
A /. Blalock, Tor several dave left
Monday for Valdosta for short visit
with her brother there, Mr.. John Bla-
iookS En- route to her home IN South
Florida Mrs. Philips will stop over
again with the doctors family.
II you want to fi1d real warm place
on these uneomiortably cool days get
the boss 10 let you step for moment
inside OF the packing house Of the
tobacco coinpany Speaking Of warm
places-that place Is the limit. Quanti
ties OF tobacco have already been
brought to the packing honse and the
several tobacco barns about town are
still full 10 Overlooking.
Dr. and Mrs. Ivey returned Monday
night from a very pleasant visit OF sew
eral days at Hampton Spring, much
benefited in health. The doctor will
occupy his pulpit ut the Baptist church
at the usual hours, morning aud even
ing, next Sunday, aud in the morning
the theme Of bis discourse will be.
"Higher, Still higher" AT the evening
service his subject win be-; "sin, the
Separator
Rev G. Fred Blackburn left Tuesday
for Tallahassee fsom whence he will 90
either TO Panacea or Lanark and spend
the next few days recuperating and en-
joying his vacation. The reverend gen.
tlemau has worked hard and is almost
exhausted by his efforts during the
past SIX months, and very much need ed
the rest and vacation which was voted
him by his congregation. We trust
that he may gain strength and health
and that when be returns home he viii
be better equipped for the work which
is before him.
The revival meeting at Greenville
closed efter The morning service Mon
day, and Rev Burke Culpepper board
ei the first train for bis home at Val
dosta for q days rest, after which he
started out again on bis work, going
to Marianne where he win preach for
the next two weeks. Reports from
Greenyille are to the effect that Sunday
was a red letter day, the interest being
intense and many Of The people profess-
ing conversion and declaring their in.
lention 10 lead different lives. Old
ieuds we're bridged over and every body
got happy.
The ceremony Of installation was held
at the regular meeting n Madison
Lodge, Knights Of Pythias. Monday
night. Lodge Deputy Grand Chancsl-
lor W. NJ. Burton was the installing
officer and inducted the newly elected
officers into thsir several stations with
that dignity and impfesalyeness 90
Characteristic Of him. The aemi-annual
reports Of the hnanclnl officers q the
lodge were heard which show tho
oreanlzation 10 be on a very frm
fnsncial Foundation. u ls expecta'l
that under the management Of ths new
Cbnncellor Commander, J. ] Newman.
and bic brother officers. the lofee win
take on ner lilc md rIQor.