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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14
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A'.f'aGsssrs As-ssGss.i0n ere e.ssdAsctsng .
~ = isiG and track Meet fos tns -
bssaig atnsetes of the coznsys ers<sR
schpols. Csstisn.su's Fled at ~ SCI
srua9 sfte-Dssn. Ths day prousssss -
bsiHg 40 many hard fs19n, eomp-si
silils aisesssse 81 the nigh Class material
enierua fFum the ssrssss scnsssss.
'it-ael Bsszte has entered eighteen
- sartlsos - aphold their hossr, PsssIn
n-as cunlo " Sszn f0sr, tSnso City. three.
fariln GRE. assd the local schools are
struilEest With about thirty entries.
LAT eusries are expected iron sosne Of
t. athar Schools.
ttls glA BE- the isrzt athletic affair Of
sicn Hr1purtious gwen N tsunnIson. and
y prinllses o. De a brilliant one. lsdg
haE irum the preparation and enshsss-
ASA shown.
iho gisests vii ARRIVE tsmorrow
nlnEulng. and be- entertained IN the
homes oi several hosystsbls Gunnsscn-
ites.
he meet has been thoroughly plan
nsa by the committees. so thai things
~. move lively. and With the help of
ths Normal band there viii be no Idle
n9ment during the afternoon.
lhe method Of counting the poAts N
Seeding the championship school vii
b. as follows
tIrst place in any event shall count
nc points; second place. three points;
thlrd place, one point.
] De- seh8ol whose competitors win ths
largest total - points on the above
bass shall be considered the winner oi
the championship trophy.
The relay race will be conducted a.
an ndependent event and will not coani
~ the deciding Of the championship oi
the meet
he boys will compete in all the usua
athletic stunts and the girls in the fol
lowing special events
35 yd. dash. ~ yd low hurdles. run
nng high jump, Is yd. dash, ESQ yd
nun, baseball throw
A loving cup properly engraved vii
b. given as a reward TO the school win
nIng the largest number of points dur.
ing the meet.
For the first place a handsome bronzs
media Will be presented. second ant
third places will receive suitably marked
badges
The school team winning the relay
race will be awarded loving cup.
Officials for the meet are:
Referee and starter r----- Pritchars
Judges at finish Nuckolls, Jencks and
Green
Field Judges Rutland, Duehren, Mustos
Timer ----------------------M Meddini
Clerk - Extel
Scorer .- kIlb,
[ Announcer r-.-------------- Campbell
Girls clerk ---------------- Saratel
The awards will be made by Judg,
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

E. H. Edwards, Past Grand Chief
Patriarch, for Colorado, attended 6
meeting Of Gunnison Encsmpment No.
26, l. o. o. +. Wednesday night, and
addressed the members.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

LsAies of the Presbyterian church
VIII give IN exchange Saturday, May
Y, st the City hall.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

WE OPERATE On absolutely up-to-
date ice cream pArl0f and con lection
cry. Our soda fountain is one of the
best EQUIPPED on the Western Slope
and We serve oil the latest sundaes.
drinks and up 10 the minute novelties.
We cater to oil social functions.
McNeils
1921. Wholesale Z Retail.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

C. ID. Biggerstaf, engineer for the
forestry department, has been at
Crested Butte for ten days surveying
on the new road. but came down Tues
day to have his eyes treated for snow
blindness.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

Henry Bartlett and Dexter T. Sspp
are putting in big garden at Never
sink this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

l7O0, known - Zweifel Horse. One
stock. Black, seven years old. Aft.
J. n. Crowley, lola, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14
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OD1Inn0 sCln1C1

ChE,ssssn ScseDce servsous Ush -
he'd W ssse parsor ef tte IL Seta bots.
Sunday. sf II a m.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14
Ceeoe Vsuosn Cssl - Oess

The Great Western will he open Mon
day, Nay is with = good supply on
hand. Roads are fine. Phone AL.
c. L. Wilbur.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

THE BUSY DRUG STORE Does an ex-
tensive Ice Cream business, wholesale
and retail. 1t is good and pure.
lS-tf O'Lesry's.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

DECORATION DAY-Msy 30. OrdeI
your cut flowers at o'Lesry's Tx
Druggist. l9-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

The Elite Garage has the exclusive
agency in GunnisOn for the Fireston'
auto tires. Prices are remarkably low
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

FOR SALE Choice Beardless Seed
Barley, grown on new land. So % per
loo at ranch, S2. rs delivered in town.
l5-tf. Neiderhut.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

0OAL- COAL, COAL-Williams 4
Ferguson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

FOR SALE Three Barros and one colt
Box pa. Gannison. Colo. ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

FOR SALE Or trade. Jack. years old.
l.. n. k0aviere 2o-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

The awards Will be made by Judge
Stone Immediately after the last event.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

WANTED-Girl for dishwsshing m,
kitchen helper. Must be geod worker
No washing Write to Vslentin,
Ehret, Jr., lola, Colo. D-lt
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

FOR SALE pure bred bull, be
tween five and six years old. lnquir,
of Fred Rouviere, lola, Colo, or phon.
IS J3 1885,.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. end furniture
repairing work. First class anc
guaranteed. Leave orders at new
store on Main St. r. ID. Maine. At
Mountain advocate., 1915-08-20
New School Building

The new school building is now
underway, and VIII he completed
a. soon as can he done. Perkins
L Co., has the contract and It Is
thought that they will be- ready
10 turn the building over to the
trustees 10y the first Of October
Barbouryille has long needed
this building. and We are glad to
announce that We vii. iu q few
have an up-to-date school build
ing, and that We already have q
good corpse of teachers employed
for the year and that we will now
have the proud boast that We are
in the lead of any town i'm the
mountains in the way of school
buildings and schools.
Mountain advocate., 1915-08-20
New Addition TO City

We note with much pleasure
thar there - 10 be opened up Ion
sale 0 number Of lots in HI-laud
Park, at which place the Bar
bouryiIlc and Manchester Ran
road will have their shops and
round house. and that the City Is
destined to grow and prosper.
We advise all who want to get in
on the ground floor to get busy
and waste no time in securing
some of these lots.
There is room in this City for
many more people, though there
are no empty houses OR offices ut
present, but we have the lots.
the brick. the lumber and many
good workmen who are ready
and willing to work. and build
more houses. Sc that all who cone
within our realm may be rcd
for.
Mountain advocate., 1915-08-20
Will Begin Work on Pike

On Monday. August "2ri. the
work OF the pike rdnnlng from
Barbouryille, down the south side
Of the river to WILLIAMSBURG. It
will be under the management of
Mr.. NJ. j. McClusky, of Louisville
who is an expert road builder.
After the completion of the sur
veying of the remainder of the
roads of the County and rs soon
as same is approved, the work
vii begin to go right along in all
directions.
Mountain advocate., 1915-08-20

V. G. Mcdonald went to Lex.
ington Tuesday nirht on a bust.
ness trip.
Craig Sharp was IN town Mon
day. Craig is a genial good fel-
low and We are always Glad Il
see him.
We received letter from our
old friend Walker G.. Martin,
asking that we send his paper to
Filbert, W. Va.
John Pearcy, of Middlesboro,
was in this city Wednesday.
Miss Florence Ball, of Danville
arrived Wednesday for a visit to
her sister, Mrs. B. F. Herndon.
Mrs. VIM. Cecil, who has been
visiting relatives in Salyersyille
for several weeks returned home
the first of the week.
b. II. GOodin, of Four Mile,
was here on business Saturday.
On Wednesday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Oldfeld were hosts at
a beautiful dinner, compliment
tary to Miss Sandusky.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs.
Archibald gave an informal re-
ception in honor of Miss Clelland
and Miss Sandusky, Mesdanes,
Winter, Todd and Bengie. The
house was artistically decorated
in sun flower, golden glow and
ferns. The refreshments which
consisted of ices and cakes Were
carried out in prevailing color
scheme of brown and yellow.
Union College will open thi,
year with a good attendance. DR.
Ezra T. Franklin, the President
is busy getting things ready, anc
from present appearance he IL
going to be some President too
We are here ready to lend a help
ing hand, in any way possible.
"Wednesday afternoon from
to 6 o'clock Mrs. James S. Mile
charmingly entertained numbe
of friends in honor of her hous'
guests, Mesdames. Todd, Winter
Bengie and Miss Sandusky. Th'
house was attractively decorated
in golden glow and ferns, an'
during the afternoon a daint,
salad course was served,
Mountain advocate., 1915-08-20
PERSONALS

Friendship Bracelets The
latest Fad. Please give orders
to Costellow Drug Co.
Mrs. John Henson, of st.
Petersburg, Fla, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. H. Mcdonald ard
other relatives here.
Start her a Bob-o-Link Friend
ship bracelet -25c. Engraving
FREE. Costellow Drug Co. Agt
John f. Byrley, of Lexington,
is here this week talking insu-
rance and shaking hands with
his old friends.
See Costellow Drug Co.'S win
dow - Bob-o-Link Friendship Bra
celet, 25c starts one.
Albert HeltOn, of Crane Nest,
was appointed Foreman of the
Special Grand Jury for this week
Albert is hustler, and a good
citizen and we believe that the
Judge made no mistake in con-
fiding that trust to him.
Leave orders with CostellOw
Drug Co. for me for Bob-O-Link
Friendship Bracelets-25c starts
one.
w. M. Mitchell, Joe Archer
Joe Hammons and John Morgan
loaded a car of cattle here this
week. Wonder where they got
them, and they say they are still
finding more and will load severa
cars from this place. All of thes'
gentlemen are from Garrar6
county and are well to do cattle
buyers.
A constant reminder of Friend
ship record in a link of preciou
metal Sterling Silver-25c star
the bracelet. engraving initial
FREE. Costellow Drug Co. Agts
Judge Sampson came in iron
Whitley City Monday morning
and was right on the job Of sc
lecting and instructing a Gram
Jury for the Special term OF tn
Knox Circuit Court. He CAV
the most forceful instructions
and gave the jury to understan
}hat he had to have something :
show for the weeks work, =
Mountain advocate., 1915-08-20

The latest fad, selling like wild
fire, start one for friend-25C
COstellow Drug Co.
Mr.. Weber, State Road Engi-
neer was here several days this
week looking over the road busi-
ness for the County. We are
glad that Mr.. Weber has an in
terest in the roads of this county.
We believe that he is all right,
and is on the job to do the most
good he can for all.
WANTED COlored Woman of
middle age to cook for small
family. Good home for right
person. Wages. 81. 90 per week,
including washing and ironing.
Address, K. f. Howe. Shamrock
Kentucky. adv.
Buy a Bob-O-link friendship
bracelet latest fad out in both
gold or silver links, free engrav-
ing on each link. Full assert.
ment now at ID. c. Payne's Jew.
elery store.
The Picture Show at Stan
Theatre is continuing to be real
good, they are clean, and inter
esting and the attendance is
large. We are glad that we have
a man like Mr.. Davidson at the
head of a concern of this kind,
he knows what to do to make
the people enjoy themselves.
The Justice of the Peace elect
ed Thomas Hubbard, County
Road Engineer last Monday, anc
he entered upon the duties OF
the Office Tuesday, and you will
see by the notice which appear:
in the Advocate this week thai
he intends to have the roads
worked and don't you forget it
We believe that the roads Should
be worked.
There were several people il
town Monday. and all the WarC
healers were here to hear wha
Judge Sampson had to say to thu
Grand Jury, and they found tina
he actually meant business. Tn
Grand Jury has not made a fuI
report. but same will appear il
next weeks issue of the Advocate
no matter who it may be tina
, gets il in the neck he will hay
his name in the paper.
Mountain advocate., 1915-08-20

Lost--One solid gold Gull link
with engraved initials. J. p. G..
Return to Advocate office and
receive 81. 90 reward.
Mountain advocate., 1915-08-20

A citizen of this County said to the
President of the c. 81 NJ. X. X. Co. few
days ago that some people still doubt
that this new railroad will be built, and
that a number of his friends would buy
lots in Hi-land Park where the machine
shops and round house arc to be lOcat-
ed il they felt sure of the fact that the
railroad is 60. Mr.. Heidrick express
cd regret at the fact that there is still
some doubt that the railroad will be
built and said he would be glad to put
that doubt at rest.
WhereupOn he wrote the following
letter:
Barbourville, Ky.
Aug. le, 1915.
Mr.. II. II. Owens,
Barbourville, Ky.
Dear Sir:
Replying to your inquiry, | beg
to say that it is my intentio on to
continue WITHOUT INTERRUPTION. the
work OF cons ructing the Cumber-
land and Manchester Il. K. line
from Barbourville, KY, to Man.
chester, KY, TILL SANE is CON-
PLETED.
Yours truly,
(Signed) Chas. F. Heidriok.
When this railroad is built and the
pike constructed along Hi-land Park
where it is now staked off, lots in Hi
land Park can't be had for love nor
money.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
TO LECTURE ON
JUDGMENT Day

Marked interest 10 being shown IN
the series ~ lectures being given at
"a a. n. Sundays By T. 81. Irwin 81
the T. ii s. A. They are given IN che
Bass Building. corner Palafox and
Gregory streets. The public ts cordial
iV invited Admission To- free and no
collection Is taken. Il BE- claimed that
Mr. Irwin l. a deep Bible student and
has the faculty of presenting his argu-
meuts clearly and conciselv He
claims that Judging embraces tire idea
- a trial and that the Scriptures show
that instead - the Judgment Day be-
ING a literal twelve or twenty four
hour day IL wiil be 4 thousand years
long A dav with the Lord 60 a. "a
thousand years. Peter, SIS 10 VIII
be during this time that Satan g. e.
nc bound knowledge shall cover the
earth. ocean deep and Gods plan made
so plain that even the foolish viii un-
derstand. Then after fun. clear
knowledge any one fails 20 come up
20 Gods righteous requirements they
viii go into the second death from
which there ia mo- resurrection
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

Into A. inn beside the Otl Post Road.
Beloved - me II days ~ heBdiong
youth.
when Tee was sweet ard laughter
lightly doWcd
! entered with the naxed eyes ~
truth.
Unchanged n seemed 49, 'twere but
vesteFdnEnf
That babe ne madean scene fare
well.
The same wild crash ~ sonE. the blaze
- light
And E'ony there Nith her old Turing
spell
And yet So changed or was IL grown
uld.
To thru NO more so joys o. youth
aale4mT
Al. dear dim days aRone-the world
q cold
To him who stands within the husks
20 dream
Edmund Leamy in New York Eve
ming sun.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
MEpALlsTs or The
PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Each year i great deal ~ Interest
centres about the medaHsts. arid This
ls par .lculariF ~ thus gear. because
the competitions have been very keen.
in come instances. and the contests
have shown 81 the students a wonder
Gal degree of eNelcncg
There Waa a Hfeat deal ~ Interest
and pleasure amonz hia friends when
Mrr Edward PaaieF won the Hlount
composition medal one 81 the medals
oTered annually fo re students. arid
considered one Of the highest possible
school honora MiaH gau Hlnklev.
who wen honorable mention has also
been heartily congratulated IS her
friends The subject 81 this compost
tion was "War and the judges were
MIR T. h Yonnf. chairman. MRS John
g. avery and Reverend John H Brown
There vas 90 less interest sn the
or. - q medal which went Is Miss
Gladys Vaughn Mrs Dan sheppard.
president of the Pensacola chNpter.
united paughters q the contederaes,
making the presentation. The sub
sect ~ the essay Was THE Women
~ the south and thp Part They Took
in the War The committee 90 award
comprised Mr. rs. q. Cook 8f Camp
Ward. Mr n Pope Reese. of the uni-
tea sons 81 Confederate Veterans.
and Mra sheppard Mfr claude
Kugleman Martha Penn. Mercedes
Caaero Marie Gray Ruth Mcintosh
and Alex Saunders. received honor
able mention
The place prize ~ ten dollars r.
Tered by 4 number ~ friends of tie
Hlsh school wac aon ~ Mr Adrian
fanef0d whose ESSAY on "Norla
peace and How o. secure d." was
VERY nne ellCitna much praise and
many concentrations The judges
wera Mr ~ Hoffman Mr H ~
gefaulds and Mr Vs. p Cunningham
Those rereItlnE honorable mention
were Rennie solomon I1enzl Coles
man Minnie lee MOBILES, Dorothy
Bingham
one of the most coveted DONORS q
the puhHe school & che HinnlnE d.
2 Ire Hcfau FISHER Memorial medal
which vas Wou hy Htte MisE tsugt
Arson. the eleven yrar-oid dauEhtei
81 Mr. ana Mrs pa o Auson. ENer2
= Sear the HIN pupils nf Grade @te.
fIon school So. one. mnkIn@ taf
highest aVersae enter q eomrftttN.
examination rs aii TIE Eahieeta g
that araBe ana the metal ls awarded
e. the nuniI standing ht9hesf tn fha
examination Tire EaunE meaaIl#
nos only won this honor but has aI
Waga "a her CLASSES since her Hrs
wear ~ school
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
Phone
80.
a 800 -.


. envy every flower fhat blows
Along the meadow where she goes
And every bird thai sitga % her.
Ard every breeze that brings % her
Tire fragance - the rose
0 envy every poets rhyme
That moves her heart at eyentime.
And ever1 tree thar wears for her
It's brightest bloom aad bears for
her
The fruitsRs Of its prime.
I envy every Southern nirht
That paveH her path with moon bea ms
white
And s.lgsrs aH the leat 81 for her.
And in their shadows weayes for
her
A dream - dear delight
q envy none whose love requires
80 ner e Rsft n task thar tires.
only ions % live Tor her,
3 only ASK % give e. her
An that re- heart desires
Henry van Dyke.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
AoNoR puPILs b "a. 10

Iii aH schools there are aIwals some
pupils who the teachers nnd more
worthy ~ honor than others and
school Ne. 40 delights to honor the
following
Prom Grade Mrs Merits. teacher
Ethel walker. Hazel Dole. Margaret
Vaughan. Linwood pitmAn. Ernest
Madsen and William Breen
bth Grade under Miss Erma Ellis
Janstte Crosby and Leslie Jones for
scholarship FOR perfect attendants;
Roger purdy and MarRarette Thorsen
Grade Sec. A.. Mrs. A. X. suter,
teacher Ellie KING, Lawrence Rogers
and Annie May Way
Grade & Sec Binder Mrs Bessie
y. Wilson. Monroe Campbell. Jr.
Audrey crosby and Hllda Bingham
FOR scholarship Maurice Abbott and
Emma Brewtou Tor perfect attendance.
Grade s. See A-Miss Eunlce Clop-
ton. teacher. Bruce Osg0od Tmogent
Butler ard CalNe Qulwley
Grade q. Sec Miss Muvme Willis
Duncan. teacher. Kenneth Wilkins.
Kent Philips. Rutiedxe Lindsey, Mar
gsret Bel and Rowens Yielserg
Grade q Sec. A-Misa Flora Free
& mans 6NHW NtWN#@hH alENfAA" ffuM ~
Ethel HobRood and Evelyn wrighton
Grade g Sec A-rnder Miss Lnia
T Ahercrembie. Homer Cara, Charles
F Peterson. Alice Craine and Glenns
+ strickland
# Grade q. See Airs ida Cresep
+ teacher. Qunton Quigiey and Cor
+ neHa paftcraonfor scholarship also
f Alma Brewton, perfect attendance.
f Grade g Sec BMier Ida Glmen
4 teacher Hilda Porter and Carl Daw
f The teachers 81 SO. 40 feel very
proud ~ thek children e. should
their uarentH
T The closing exercises al 40. 40 con.
sisted ri chorUses by the children. 4
story told av Mrs Bessie r. Wilson
lha announcement 20 honor pupila and
Introduction ~ the little honor ua0pl,
+ from first grades AZ the conclusion
: of TIE programme there was marct
+ participated in by aN thN chlldrer
/ from tsf ta tth grades THE march
was lead hY Robert Newton ~ Nrad,
Q. who ives dressed IS little midshlg
man and carried e large r. s. nar
After the march the grades returne'
ta their rooms where the certihcatet
f. were presented and farewe.is said.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
NEW MINISTER
WILL BE HEARD
REV. Nh. PHILIPS. YouTHFuL
PREACHER FILLING TEMPoR.
Any CALL, TO PREAcH TODAY
At KNOX CHURCH.

Rev Mr. Phllipa who ia filing .
temporary call 81 the Knox PreEbyter-
ian church. win preach az both the
morning and night services az the
church named today. and the general
public e cordially invited out q hear
him. Mr. Philips a preaching hts
first sermons since leaving The semin-
airy and those who have heard him
are already impressed with the logical
exposition 81 the gospel
Tie regular services viii bs held a.
ll q. M and e. Tao 3. m, and the
Christian Endeavor Society viii hold
its regular meeting 60 80 o'clock this
evening
a reception is being planned FOR the
new minister. and announcement pf
the date ~ this function viii proba-
bis Sc made during today
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
Or. A. c. s. sMYTHE
At CHRIST CHURCH

In tbs absence 81 the rector Mr..
John Il. Brown, early communion will
be celebrated At Christ church a. z As
a. m BY the Rev A. q. s. smythe. Dr
smythe viii also conduct the services
at ST. katherinos Church at eleven
O'Clock
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
BAccALAUREATE SERMON
AT The FIRST METHODIST

sunday school O. m
Baceaiaureate sermon "a the gradu-
atinz class - the Pensacola Htgh
school a. eleven O'Clock. by the pas
tor. the Rev. M "a Holt There Will
be special music a. this service %
which the public is most cordially in-
vited Several oT tire churches have
announced their intention OF cancel
ling their own morning services. ia
order that the pastors and conRreKa
tons may attend this service, and All
are cordially invited. as there is q very
large seating capacity in the church.
and al can he taken care ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
People ~1E vents
By Celia Myrover Robinson.


FAhf@&M SKI NfNNFA RICK
WEDDING ~ JUNE.
Mr and MFa john A Klrkpafrick
request the honor of Youf presence
AZ tire marriage 81 their daughter
Clauae MeeN
fa
Mr. leo l.. Fahisinah.
On TIRE evening ~ Tuesday. tire eighth
~ June.
nt half after eight o'clock
First Methodist church.
Pensacola. Florida
The above Invitations have heen sent
oar to friends rs Pensacoia ana out-
of-towu. end there "a tha vreateat pos
aible interest ln the approaching wed-
ding of these Two popular young peo-
pie
The brfde-elect IS most charming
girl and holds place au Der own in
the affections 90 the community prpf-
o. and having many social gifts and
taleutA she has used them most uu-
selnHhly Ter her friends foI her
church. ard FOR charity since 8 it-
80 child she has been orEaniat in
ths sunday school af the FIRST Meth
odiat church. Tor musicaliy she q very
gifted II was this charming Girl f.
WNNMm sAtH iftEttAaAE anu HftAaflHH HtHNt %
the formation of Che sunday school or
chsstra is Que an orchestra composed
entirely of talented boy ard gifl mus
siclana Always g great social faTor-
ite there are many plans fer lovely
npra- nuntial aMatFa in her honor
ar Fablaluasi wha holds 2 respon-
aihle position a. h1uhkeeprr fer the
Pensacola Gas Co.. was born rs Con-
nectieut Re has beer making hls
. home in Pensacola far the past four
years. during which time be- has be-
come extremely pnpuiarenol only vita
MS business associates But socially e.
we'll lie came e. thla city from So
Augustine. where his family noa re-
idea
There g much interest o. fhe wed
ding. not ouly because 81 the wide
circle 81 friends of the bride and
groom. hut also because ID wiH be
the frsi evening wedding n the neN
church ID which fuI dress has been
woru 8 daisy wedding having been
planned with the ATTENDANTS ali wear
ms the dainty summer evening gowns
that add 81 much g. June Heddine
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
CHANGE or SERVICE
AT ST. KATIE RtNEfs

There viii he no early celebration
u the communion az S. Katherine
Church. this morning pr A. e. Is.
smythe, rector ~ So KatheriHe'a
Church g. have charge ~ the early
service az Christ Church a. that hour
Or smythe viii preach AZ 81 kath-
crimes Church &c eleven O'Clock when
there viii also be The celebration of
the communion.