The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-29
LEGAL NOTICE.
SOUTHPORT

Southport, Sept Is - The public
school here opened on Monday last
with 100 scholars on the roll for the
following session. The principal. Prof
J. r. Pamphrey and his assistant
teacher, Mrs. Pamphrey. find they viii
require another teacher TO meet the
unusual attendance and Prof Pam
phrey has applied to the sChol boGrd
for another assistant.
The protTacted meeting at the First
Methodist church which has been lu
session during tho entire week Camo
to a most successful end on Saturday
morning. The meeting was conducted
by the Rev. Mr.. Ellison, pastor in
charge, assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Rhine
hardt, Of Panama City. Two daily ser
vices were held during the meeting
and the earnestnes9 and great AGILITY
OF the two good men was attested
by the large crowds of interested list
eners of all denominations who attend
ed each service.
Under the capable direction or rho
young ladies' OF the church the CHOIR
was a very pleasing feature Of H..
meeting.
The marriage OF Miss Cora Lee Was
din and Mr.. g W. Scott was a yers
interesting event Of the week and Nj
and Mrs. Scott have the best wishcs
OF the community for their future wei
fare and happiness. Miss Wasdin rs
a sister OF Mr.. DTtscoll, one Of South
ports most popular young matrons.
Another wedding OF note during tho
week was that OF Miss Chapel OF Pen
sacola and Mr.. Fred Wimberly The
ceremony took place at the home Of
the groom's brother, and was attended
nv FRI - -
their congratulations and good wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Anderson are
being congratulated on the advent Of a
little new conner at their home who
arrived last Sunday. Mr.. Anderson is
the much beloved pastor OF the Bap-
fist church OF this place.
Mr.. r. NJ Her1in Of Mobile was 70
visitor in Southport on TuesdRy whcr.
he Is always warmly greeted by his
many friends.
Mr. J. ". Barrow Of Southport Point
an two sons, Malcolm and Douglas.
were In Southport for few hours
on Tuesday.
Mr.. r. J.. Scarlet Of Chipley mad
a brief visit here this week
Mr.. T. p. Tfller, our genial postmae-
ter, and Mrs. Tiller. were visitors i'm
Panama City on Thursday.
Mrs. Louis Nelson was the guest or
relatives in hillviile on Monday
Mr.. Norman Mcleod made a bust.
ness trip to Panama City on Monda.
The Misses Norma and Lucille HoI-
land are visiting their sister, AR.
Allday ut Burnt MIL this week.
Many OF our deep sea fishermcu
left for Port st. Joe last week. Among
them were Messrs. J. W. Anderson a
VaTnum. Jim Mason, Charles Glen
mons ard several others. They re-
port unusual success this season and
bring to this market thousands or
pounds of mackerel, mullet, red fish
and pompano.
Deputy Game Warden Nose Dykes
will have new duties this year looking
after the oyster reservation Of North
leased by residents Of Southport.
A long distance phone message re
ports the approach of a severe dis
turbance IN the gulf, coming towards
st. Andrews Bay High winds and
heavy seas are already prevailing hore.
Mrs. Frank Ruse. on Wednesday
afternoon, took a party Of friends 80
the Gulf Pavilion on her launch CLYDE
for 4, dip in the gulf
Prof. Carus has opened = private
school across the bayou With 50 schol
ars in attendance.
Mrs. J. .. Lloyd and baby have
returned from q. recent visit 70 friends
and relatives in Georgia
Mrs. Frank Nelson and children re
turned last week from Pensacola where
they have 1een for several months
with Mrs. Nelson's mother, Mrs. Pyle.
Miss Mary Lou Woods is at home
again after spending several weeks in
s Ia hama with relatives
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