The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-12
this branch of the work.
A Grand Offer.

- STdnO OHGFs
A great offer has been made by a
Northern gentleman, who is interested
in the mission work, and who has
been witnessing the development OF
the mission of Pensacola. He has
500 to give toward the home and
charity hospital, upon condition that
another $500 be raised by PensacO-
GanS. Upon hearing this, one of our
leading citizens at once offered to be
one of ten toward getting this money
for the work. The Mission is delight
ed to find such benevolent gentlemen
and feels that if there was sufficient
interest shown in the work to pay
a visit to the Mission home and view
the different departments, that a
much greater enthusiasm would be
shown. 1t is fully believed that the
$500 will be covered at once, and
used for the development of the work
as intended.
Cadets.
One hundred boys are wanted by
Sergeant Williston, of the 18th com
pany, tC learn how to drill, and to
be at the Mission home, Government
evening at 1880 O'Clock. The boys
Will also form a club among them
selves, selecting their own officers
as well as providing for the baseball
team and gymnasium. 1t is request
ed that the boys be on hand to give
the sergeant a hearty welcome.
Christmas Hospital Bazaar.
Mrs. KessleT, the president Of the
bazaar committee, has requested that
in the Mission notes a notice should
be given of the last meeting before
the bazaar next Tuesday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock at No. 8 North Pald-
fox street, and a full attendance is
requested. There are to be Christ
mas trees, grab bags. stands contain
ing all manner of things. each one
under a lady manager Then there
will be auctions a musical entertain
ment in the evening, and a drawing
for the fine doll, which will be the
prize doll of the season, dressed by
Miss Bessie BasSett- Refreshments
will be served, especially a low
priced lunch for the lady and gentle
men clerks, who will not be able to
get home during the present busy
week. The ladies viii be at the Mis-
sion rooms on Saturday of this week
and Monday of next week, to receive
articles given to the bazaar, and for
decorating the rooms.
Sunday Afternoon.
! special program is arranged for
this afternoon, especially musical
MISS ituoN CRAWFORD anu NdStg
Olshefsky viii give a musical selec-
ton and the Misses Wolff. who have
delighted the Mission before. Will
again render a violin and organ &C
compartment This. along with 9th
er singing. notably the mission
chorus, should be sufficient induce
ment in bringing in a good crowd of
visitors and scholars. All are vel
come
Sunday evening Rev. r ". SimD-
son will preach as usual al 100
O'Clock These are deIightfUl "feel-at-
home" services. The auditorium is
well heated and we'll lighted. and
everything corresponds. Come once
ard you are sure to come again
Fort Barrancss.
There Is going 10 be- a very special
program for the mOning service at
the gymnasium Miss Ruby Craw-
ford viii sing a solo. Tell Mother
III Be There" and with Mr. Casey
Olshefsky viii play a duet CT mando-
Inns. Mrs LOundsberry Will preside
at the piano Lovers Of music should
make an effort to take the $50 a N.
car
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