The Pensacola journal., 1914-02-10
DeFUNIAK.

DeFuniak Springs, Feb. s-The
| Forty-two club met at the homo Of
| Mrs. Annie Davis Friday. They will
next meet with Mrs. Fanny Sowell,
who will entertain the club at the
home Of Mrs. Bowers Campbell.
Dr.. A. c. L. Smyth has been spend
! ing the past week at Santa Rosa,
where he hopes to be able to build a
chapel. there being many families that
belong to the Church Of England and
the Episcopal church.
Dr.. Thomas Chapman of the Univer-
salist church here left Monday for a
two weeks visit to Georgia.
Mrs. Steve Mitchell spent several
days last week at Chipley, visiting
home folks.
Mr.. Andor Won Coboly, the must
clan. is staying in DeFuniak, the guest
Of the Hotel Walton.
Mr. Clay Secarist arrived from Ken
tucky Monday, bringing a carload of
furniture horses, cattle, etc, which he
will move to the farm recently bought
by Prof. Matthews, principal of the
Thomas Industrial institute.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Helms arrived from
-lorala Sunday and are now living in
re home of Mrs. Helms mother. They
expect to stay here till the baseball
season opens and Ross goes back to
the Texas league While here Mr..
Helms will help in the Dixie drug store
and coach the Palmer college team.
Mrs. Ben Morris and son, Roy, went
to River Junction Thursday to visit
friends.
Miss Alma White, who has been
teaching in Bombay the past few
months, returned Wednesday for
short visit with her parentS
Mr. William Rogers had a severe at
tack Of acute indigestion last Sunday
and for a time It seemed as IF he would
not recover from It.
Mr.. R. E. L. McCaskiu was in Pen
sacoIa Tuesday on business.
Friday night Miss Ossie Berry enter
tanned the College club with a back
ward party that caused lots of fun;
everything was done backward, cloth
ing was worn backward. the guests
were greeted with the words Good
night" refreshments were served the
beginning instead Of the end Of the
evening and on plates upside down;
even a grand march backward was
tried. but that proved too much and
had to be given up.
The Tourist club had its second
meeting Wednesday evening at the
Walton hotel and there were at least
rs tourists present, beside number Of
home folks. The meeting was called /
to order by the president Mr.. w. 8. |
Thatcher. who called on Rev. DIR. Tai |
ly Of the NJ. z. church for the invoca- |
ton, which was followed by America
in which all Joined. The mayor, Mr.. |
Stuart Gillis, then gave the address of !
welcome on behalf of the town. and !
was responded to by Mr.. G. n. Nc |
Bride.
After music, the secretary. Mr.. S. !
NJ. Terry, read the minutes of the last |
and heard the reports of the /
various committees.
After an intermission Of twenty !
minutes so that all could get acquaint- |
ed, a talk was given by Mr. Bruce and /
by the Misses Kanauer and |
Christian Mcdonald.
The next meeting will be held in
the arnory hall next Wednesday at
2:So.
Last Tuesday the W. c. T. U. met
at the home Of Mrs. John Richardson,
the east end of town and a large num-
Der Of ladies were present and after a
of the work, had a social
time. The president, Mrs. Manning,
called the meeting to order and after
1 reading OF Scripture, Mrs. Walker
was called on for prayer, the business
meeting followed and short and in
formal addresses were given by several
present. Mrs. Murphy Of St, Louis
gave an impressive address and it was
decided to hold a Willard meeting or
memorial service in two weeks. After
he business program the ladies ad-
ourned to the dining room, where a
delicious buffet luncheon was served
Before the guests left they gave 9, vote
# thanks to their hostess for her hos
2itality.