The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-05-23
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a Personal and Social. q

Oliver Chamberlin and wife span
couple Of days in Palatka last week
J. L. Burton has received his com
mission as justice of peace and il
ready for business.
Geo. Selden, of Palatka, was ;
guest at Grove Hall on Saturday an(
Sunday of last week.
Miss Bowman and Miss IneZ Loricl
were visitors to Palatka last Satur.
day.
Chester Norton took a party to Pa.
latka in the mitchell" one day last
week.
c. W. Illig is again in town for
a few days. His son, Jean Illig, has
also returned.
Wallace Smiley and Clyde Watts
are leaving this week for the East
Coast where they have found en-
ployment.
Rev. and Mrs. Cracknell are at
tending the annual meeting of the
council of the diocese of Florida in
Tallahassee.
The usual Mothers Meeting will be
held at the V. |. A. hall on Tuesday,
May 9th from to $500 p. m. DR..
Mcclellan will address the meeting at
) p. m.
Mrs. Herlong has gone to Hender-
SonVille, N. c., with her son. Byron
Herlong, who has been forced to take
rest on account of a break down
from overwork.
Capt. John Pigue and family, who
for the past winter have occupied the
Appleby house near the junction, are
leaving this week for Orlando where
they will make their home.
Commencement exercises of the
high school will be held in the audi
forum on Wednesday evening, May
%. Miss Nettie Holley will be the
only graduate this year, but all de-
oartments are joining and arranging
IN interesting program.
Misses Linda and Miriam Payson
md Miss Alice Torrey, who for the
)ast four months have made their
home in the Attleboro fiat, returned
IN Sunday to their home in Attic
ooro, Mass. These young ladies have
taken a great part in Crescent City
society this winter and will be greatly
missed among the young people.
Miss Abbiiean Miller left on Tues
day last for Marion, Ala, where she
will spend commencement with Miss
Ruth Herlong, a student as well as
assistant music instructor in Judson
College. Both young ladies expect to
attend commencement at the Florida
State College for Women in ITALIA
hassee before returning to Crescent
City.
The many friends of Miss Brooks,
who for the past three years has been
the successful primary teacher in the
Crescent City school, regret very
much to hear that she will not re-
turn in the fall. Miss Brooks expects
to teach in her home town near
Miami.
ing leoulI VI tne " " " " en-
tertalnment when the young ladles
inst rommoncinr +, show in the Form
of tennis e. It on the V. |. A.
grounds. M. T,,",,n of the Bank OF
Crescent City. VINO has had some ey-
nnrinncn in His line is verv kindly
overlooking the work and saws that
the conrt will he ready far use in
less Than q month
Miss Evans card party of last
Wednesday evening was u grand sue
cess. Progressive Five Hundred was
the game at which couple of hours
were spent very pleasantly, Mrs.
Lloyd Preston was the winner of the
ladies prize while Clifford Hunters
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Some of the little folks of the town
have organized themselves as Little
Helpers" of the Childrens Home in
Jacksonville. For the past two Sat
urday afternoons they have sold can
dy, cakes, peanuts and punch in front
OF Mathis store and have been very