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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-10-07

just beginning their term of service,
payment of certain amount yearly
is compulsory. AS this sum is dis
amounts to the required total.
Any teacher who wishes to quit
teaching may withdraw one-half of
the money he has paid into the fund
by notifying the proper authorities.
If a new teacher works five years
and pays into the fund $25 he is en-
titled when he leaves service, to
$3.50 plus the interest on the mon
ey during the time it was part of the
fund. The other one-half is retain
ed and used in paying teachers who
retire after their 25 years service
ends.
Interest in the pension law in this
county, and particularly in Rock
Island and Moline is very great. The
Twin-City Teachers Club was active
in it's work in the interest of the bill
and it now proposes to be represent
ed on the board of trustees. Miss
Anna Wright of Moline, leader in
the work in this section is the choice
of the club and teachers throughout
the western part of the state are
asked to give their endorsement to
her as trustee. Twenty-three teach
ers in this county are affected by the
new law
Have you ever read love letter
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HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP

IT H1CfLAND 70 w NOT1II
No. l, Brick-Chas. Tenny, Grand
River.
No. 2, Glenwood-Hettie Euritt,
Grand River.
No. ,, Dunham-Amy Brammer,
Grand River.
No. 4 Daugh ton-Nora Johnston,
Grand River.
No. 6, Comstock-Eva Curry,
River
No. I, Liberty-Vernon Barrett,
Lamont.
No. 8, Observation-Disclosures Dunn,
Grand River.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-10-07

No. 6, Scott-Daisy Hall, Lamont.
No. z, Zion-Zada HarOff, LamO-
No. 8, Happy Hollow-viola Mel
son, Lamont.
BURRELL TOWNSHIP
| No. l, Jack Oak-Myrta Marble,
Davis City.
No. 2, Rauch, Jessie Caldow, De-
catur.
mo. 8, Terre Haute-Willard R.
Beck, Decatur.
No. 4, valley-Lelah Johnston,
Davis City.
No. 5, McNeill-Louisa Butcher,
Decatur.
No. 7, Hill-Myra CARRIER, Lamo-
No. 8, Union Ridge-Letha Bunch,
CENTER TOWNSHIP
No. 1, Sunny Side-Nina Still,
No. 2, South White Oak-Ida
Briggaman, Leon.
No. 8, Crown-Lyda Stephens,
Leon.
No. 4, FranklinI-Grace CARRIER,
Leon.
No. S, Pleasant view-Wi1lard
Slower, Leon.
No. 6, White Hall-Mary Hazlet,
Leon.
No. 7, North White Oak-Mildred
| Avery, Leon.
EDEN TOWNSHIP
! No. /, East Eden-Gertie Erwin,
Leon.
No. 2, soper-Edith Chambers,
| Leon.
No. 3, Welcome-Ethel Bunch,
Leon.
No. 4, High Briar-Blanche Mar
! shall, Leon.
No. S, Nc
! Nelly, Leon.
No. 6, Eden Center-Maud Stow
| er, Leon.
No. 7, Brush College-Hazel L.
Moore, Leon.
No. 8, Buzzard's Roost-Carrie
Rosengrant, Garden Grove.
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP
No. 1, Lone Star-Mrs. Alta KIM
berlin, Weldon.
No. 3, Hollingshead-Glad
Chambers, Van Vert.
No. 4, Popcorn-Edmund Blair,
Van Vert.
No. 5, Center-Nellie Farmer,
Weldon.
No. s, Lillard-Elizabeth Jones,
Weldon.
No. 7, Wilson-Wilma CARRIER,
Leon.
NO. 8, Fairview-Mrs. Nora Nc
Even, Leon.
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP
. No. /, Boothtown-Nellie Pullen,
Pleasanton.
No. 2, Vine Oak-Lulu Johnston,
Davis City.
No. 3, Holden-Capitola Robson,
Leon. ,..~
No. 4, Scott-Ora Fetty, Davis
City
No. 6, Oak Seminary-Jessie Waf-
file, Pleasanton.
No. Z, Moffett-Fay Linden, Pleas
anton.
HIGH POINT TOWNSHIP
No. 1, Brant-Blanche Monroe,
Garden Grove.
No. 2, McAlister-Kathryn Horn,
Garden Grove.
No. 8, Bradney-Josephine Beav-
ers, Leon.
No. 4, High Point Ruth Smith,
Garden Grove.
No. s, Reynolds-Myrtle Boyce,
Leon.
No. 6, Spunky Ridge-Eurith Nor
ton, Garden Grove.
No. z, Rocky Point-Mabel Nor
gan, Garden Grove.
No. 8, Pleasant Hill-Neva Men
denhall, Garden Grove.
16nDcAN rnyyNcuIp
No. /, Elm-Ada Phelps, Line
vile. .a....
No. 2, Pioneer--Grace Durell,
Lineville.
No. 8, Union-Mrs. Selma Smith,
Pleasanton.
No. 4, Fairview-Angie Cozad,
Lineville.
No. 5, White Oak-Preston Whan,
Lineville.
No. 6, Morgan-Mary Teale, Davis
City.
DECATUR TOWNSHIP
No. 2, Woodmansee-Olive Bright,
Decatur.
No. 3, Pleasant Hill-Agnes Shell,
Decatur.
No. 4, Stone-Sylvia Follmer,
Leon.
No. S, Washington-Lola Shelton,
Decatur
No 6, Wells-Maude Ogilvie, De-
catur.
No. Z, Hickory sGrove-Isabel
Freestone, Decatur.
No. 8, Lone Star-Zora Cummins,
Leon. &@
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DECATUR COUNTY TEACHERS.

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DECATUR COUNTY TEACHERS.
Complete List of the Schools and
Teachers in Decatur County.
The following is a complete list of
the schools in Decatur county, show
ing the name of the school, the
teacher and the postoffice address OF
the teacher, the address being that
at which the teacher Is receiving
mail while teaching, not their home
address,:
o. NJ. Gass, superintendent.
Frances NJ. Sears, principal.
Margaret Hurst, English.
Himena Hoffman, civics.
Hattie Whitney, German.
Dorothy Scott, mathematics.
Nina Walker, science.
Fred J. Ehrhardt, manual train
ing.
Ruth Golding, domestic science.
Mida Bradley, music.
Halle V. Moore, Sth.
Nellie Mullin, 9TH.
Ora konklin, 9Th.
Nora Golfer, 9Th. .....
Josephine COOney, Attn. ..
Harriette Beavers, End and 3rd.
Bernice Bruce, End primary.
Alkaline Crawford, LIST primary.
Ella Grogan, principal and 9Th.
Grace Beavers, 4th and 9Th.
LYDIA Epperley, End and 3rd.
Frances Meneough, primary.
LAMONT
G. E. Irwin, superintendent.
C. B. Woodstock, normal training.
Nora A. Carter, principal.
Carrie Stanley, English.
Helen Magerkwirth, science.
Alma AxelsOn, Latin and German.
Helen Moon, mathematics.
Flossie Davis, domestic science.
A. l. Trisler, 18th and 8th.
Edith j. Linn, 5th and 9Th.
Martha Lester, 3rd and 4th.
Grace Thompson, LIST and End.
Hazel Wilmer, kindergarten.
Mabel Garlic, music.
D. F. Lambert, principal, 9TH and
Sth
Verna Elefson, 5th and 9Th.
Ada Monroe, 3rd and 4th.
Marcella Schenck, LIST and End.
Leroy
Chas. H. Tedford, principal.
Lulu B. Swisher, intermediate.
Cecilia j. Coffey, primary.
GARDEN GROVE .
E. P. Morlan, superintendent.
Ethel Lamme, principal.
May Conner, science.
Margaret Hendricks, English and
German.
Dorothy Durland, domestic science
and history. ..
w. E. Wilson, manual training.
Mrs. Inez Clark, music and ora
tory. ...".. .......
Julia Grady, grammar room.
Mildred Stroll, intermediate.
Villa Throckmorton, 3rd and 4th.
Mrs. Mabel Arnold, End primary.
Bernice Connolly, primary.
GRAND RIVER
A. NJ. Hamilton, superintendent
M. E. BOatman.
Ethel Edwards.
Ada Tillotson.
Susanna HarOff.
PLEASANTON
r. F.. Shelton, principal.
Vena M. Edwards.
Margaret Perkins.
Dorothy Tye.
VAN VERT
J. E. Prather, superintendent.
Maurine Nye.
Iowa Hammer, grammar room.
BALLS Halstead, intermediate.
Mertie Edwards, primary.
WELDON
J. E. Pritchard, superintendent.
Hazel Hammond.
lola Writ.
Neal E. Howell.
Clara Thompson.
Grace Lockwood.
DAVIS CITY
J. NJ. Howell, superintendent.
Bernice Hartman.
Cecil Sutherlin.
Leah Teale.
Mrs. Eva Poush.
DECATUR
G.. E. BrOse, superintendent.
Evelyn Sturgeon, principal.
Naomi Stevens, home economics
and music.
Bess Porter, grammar room.
Eta Mcdowell, intermediate.
Esther Jones, primary.
BLOOMINGTON TOWNSHIP
NO. L, Baker-MrS. Inc II. opFluS-
er, Lamont.
No. 2, Battle Hill-Edith Poush,
Kellerton:
No. 3, Tuskeego-Maude Lasley,
Lamont.
No. 4, Center-Hazel Brown, La
moni.
No. S, Wion-vera Landon, La
moni
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17

The stitch and Chatter CluD
met with Mrs. Il. S. Clifford on
Tuesday afternoon at her beautiful
ountry home just south OF Lake
itollin swOrth
The living room was prettly
adorned with bouquets OF chrysan-
themums. geraniums and ferns.
There were ten members present
and we were all glad to have Miss
Sallie Clifford as our guest.
The afternoon was very pleasant
iy spent in stitching and chatting
and time passed too quickly.
The hostess served refreshments
consisting Of cake, sandwichC-. olives
and grapeJuice She was assisted by
Mrs. ]. x. Futch The club ed
Journed to meet with Mrs. J. X.
Futch on tuesday afternoon, Nov.
80. Thos present were Mrs. +. s..
Clifford, Miss Sallie clifford, Mrs. J.,
x. Futch, Mrs. A. Price, Mrs
II. A. Mock, Mrs. r. y. SAGE. Mrs.
W r. Graham. Mrs Il T George.
Mrs. ]. 4. Klnsingcr, Mrs. Swi"e-
.ood and Mrs Julian.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17
MIR. and Mrs. Paddock
Entertain in Honor
Of Miss Mold

The pretty home of Col and Mrs.
N. L. Paddock was the scene of a
charming social affair when this
eStimable couple entertained a num-
Der of their friends in honor of the
iatter's sister, Miss Emily Mold of
Chicago, H., who is her house
guest.
The reception room, living room
and veranda were Hospitality relin-
Quished to the guests, and were
made pretty with pink vine, ferns
and crepe paper, carrying ont in an
artistic manner the color scheme of
, mink.
Tables were arraneed for 800
and rock, and the guests amused
themselves with these dverrin
games in decidedly pleasant man
ner The FIRST prize for the game of
$500" was won by Mrs. NJ. +. Heth-
erington and was lovely decorat-
ed china lemon sQueeZer; the second
prize. a salt set, going to Mrs. flar-
rison. The first prize for rook was
won by Mrs. f. b. Terrell, and was
a handsome frogskin card case, and
Mrs. Peterkin secured the secoad
prize, a Japanese wall basket con
tanning a lovely pink rose. During
the afternoon the players We're
served with delicious claret punch
oy Mrs. G. Y. Conant. and Mrs.
Granger. At the conclusion of the
game the hostess served Neopolitan
ice cream and iced cakes, and each
guest was presented with pink
rose as souvenir of the occasion
Those who attended this delight
full affair were Mrs. George Peter
kin, Mrs. Edwin Spencer, Jr., Mrs.
NJ. F. Hetherington, Mrs. G. U. Co.
rant, Mrs. Lindsay. Mrs. f. b. Ter
rcll, Mrs. VIM. Steitz, Mrs. Granger,
Mrs. Detwiler, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Bag
stcr, Mrs. Cardwell. Mrs. Hartsh orn
and Mrs. Harrison.
Those who were invited but were
unable to attend were Mrs. p. f..
Chunn, Mrs. A. j. Holworthy and
Mrs. Geo Warren.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17
Mr.. and Mrs. T L Cardwell
Celebrate Their Tenth
Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cardwell
celebrated their tenth wedding ami
,ersary at their home on South Mis-
souri, avenue last evening.
The rooms were prettily decorated
with crepe paper, red roses aud
ferns. carrying ont the color scheme
of red and Green in most effective
manner.
Arriving guests soon found their
way to tho various tables which had
previously been arranged for cards,
and amused themselves with rock
for an hour or so The player max
the highest score was Mrs.
Frank Sanford. who was given
sandwich tray with lovely doiley
cover, and the eentleman's prize. a
red and green tie, went to Mr. Ed
gar Thomson The BOBBY prizes. two
rretty calendars, were won by Miss
Mold and Mr. Dister Deoss. During
the evening music was furnished by
the Moose band and Perconi's or
chestra. The guests were also enter
tained with several vocal selections
by a quartette of local celebrities.
Delicious refreshments of brick
cream. cake and sailed peanuts were
then served by the hostess.
Those who assisted Mr.. and Mrs.
Cardwell to celebrate this happy
event were Mr. and Mrs. NJ. g..
Waring, Mr.. and Mrs. T L. Var
ing. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. l.. Paddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sanford, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM Steitz. Mrs. De'.ong,
Mr. belong, Mrs. Walter Bates.
Mrs. r. H. Hartley. Mrs. Sarah
Thomson. Miss Mold of Chicago
Messrs Edgar Thomson and Dister
Deoss.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17
In SOCietv
Mrs. W. F. Hampton
Is Giving Cycle Tea
This Afternoon


This Afternoon
The pretty home of Mrs. w. F.
Hampton is the scene of a Cycle tea
this afternoon. when that popular
matron is entertaining a number of
li''r friends in honor of the Rock
Club of which she is a member.
The color scheme of yellow and
green will be carried out in every
detail, the score cards being yellow
pumpkins and the prizes to he given
to the players making the highest
score, dairtily wrapped in green It's
sue and tied with yellow ribbon
cards will be the amusement for the
afternoon, and upon the arrival OF
the guests they will be invited to
Participate IN game of rock. Tic
club member making the highest
score will he awarded the club pin
and the member making the next
highest score will receive a cut glass
CONNECTION holder. as will also the
invited guest making the highest
score. A hooby will also be given
to solace the player whose score
shows the least number of punches,
and will be a rubber ball adorned
with yellow pumpkin with the
.omforting remark that If the VIC
tim can play rock she can play
ball"
A tempting salad course. consist
ing of toneue salad, bread and but
ter sandwiches, pickles, olives, sal
tines, waters with nut icing, and
iced tea viii be served by Miss Eva
, loungs, of San Antonio, Texas;
Misses Mildred Youngs and Mildred
Hampton
Mrs. Hampton will be assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. Z. H. Toungs.
7 hose who are invited to attend are
Mrs. Fl. d. Bassett, Mrs. F. P.
Bennett, Mrs. c. D. Clough, Mrs. L.
@. Cason, Mrs. F. A. Grether, Mrs
G. S. wilson, Mrs. j. NJ Woods
Mrs. j. c. Owens, Mrs. F. G. Twee-
cell, Mrs. T. l.. Waring, Mrs. ".
T. McIlwaine. The invited guests
were Mrs c. o. Wheeler. Mrs. j. w.
Buchanan, Mrs. B. II. Maynard,
Mrs. NJ. L. Bradley. Mrs. w. Z.
Folks, Mrs. G. w. Love. Mrs. s. =.
Jones. Mrs. w. d. Galloway, Mrs.
A. B. Lowell, Mrs. +. vi. Youngs.
Misses Mildred Youngs, Eva YounsS
| md Mildred Hampton
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17
Mrs. J. W. Layton Is Giving
A Tea This Afternoon

Mrs. j. W. Layton will be at
home to her friends this afternoon
when she will entertain at tea for
the benefit of the Children's Home
fund, at her home on North Tennes-
see avenue.
The guests will be received by the
hostess, Mrs. Moss and Mrs. Coggs-
we'll, and invited into the parlor
which has been tastefully decorated
with profusion of pink roses and
ferns. where the afternoon will De
spent in social converse. A pleasing
program has been arranged, which
will doubtless prove entertaining to
all present. Mrs. =. C. Hull will
favor the guests with vocal selec-
ton, and Mrs. Sadler and Mrs. Webb
will render an instrumental duet,
after which Mrs. G. P. Fleming
will give enc of her excellent read
inss. A tempting salad Sc Will
then be served by the hostess, as
sisted by Misses Louie Layton, Els.
tella Groom, Mildred Turner. Moran
Brooks, and Pearl Haynes. Those
who are invited to attend are Mrs.
G.. P. Fleming, Mrs E.. p. Tram
nell, Mrs A. Owens. Mrs. MoutZ,
Mrs. NJ. 7. Jordan Mrs Yves Nc
Rae, Mrs. G. p Webb, Mrs. Sadler
Mrs. J. W. Scally. Mrs. Moss of
IDAHO. Mrs Kelley, Mrs. Lane. Mrs
Brooks, Mrs L. c. Hull, Mrs. Streat-
or Mrs. J. w. lFIansard. Mrs. John
Clark, Mrs. II. b. Morse. Mrs. L. f.
Amidon, Mrs w. X Piner, Mrs.
Helen Cox and Mrs Coggswell.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17
Mrs. B. F. Wilson Is Hostess
AT Cycle Tea

Mrs. b. F. Wilson is hostess at a
cycle Tea this afternoon at ner
home on South Missouri avenue.
The guests will spend the after
noon with fancy work and crochet
ing. and social converse. after winch
delicious refreshments of cheese
waters, marshmallow cake nd
grape juice punch will be served.
Those who are invited TO spend
he afternoon with Mrs Wilson ere
Mrs, J. W.. Darracott, Mrs. F. u
Callahan. Mrs. w. D. Crazy. Mrs
Geo. Richards, Mrs. p. p. Goodyear,
Mrs r. J Zimmerman Of Dunnellon
Mrs. A. A Smith, Mrs NJ. e. Thig
pen, Mrs, G. L. Patrick Mrs J f.
Sloan, Mrs C. j. Baldwin, Hrs
McClellanC, Mrs. j r Dug2an
Mrs. Carl Wilson, Mrs F. g.
Twecdcll Misses Gertrude De-
Rieux, Gladys Wilson and Ganevieve
Morrow.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17
Mr.. and MIS-. H B. Morse
Entertain Officers and
Teachers Cumberland
Presbyterian Church

~
A very pleasant affair was enjoyed
by the officers and teachers of me
Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday
school, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. b. Morse on South New York
avenue, last night.
The purpose of this coming to-
gether was twO-fold; that the ,Ii-
GERS and teachers make plans for the
i :ture. after which social hu IT
was profitahly spent. The plans tor
Christmas decorations and enter
,ainment We're discussed and the
plans were virtually concluded
Superintendent Morse will an
counce the various department com
mittees on next Sunday morninr.
The social hour consisted of very
elaborate preparation by Mrs.
Morse of bounteous luncheon. the
dining room being beautifully deco
rated with flowers of various kinds.
The centerpiece on the table waG a
large bow, of very beautiful roses
Those in attendance expressed them
selves as having a very delightful
evening.
Those present were Rev and Mrs
F. II. Callahan, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. w y
Crazy, Mrs. B. F. Wilson, Mrs. c..
w. Waggoner, Mrs. G.. A. Brewer,
Mrs. j. f. Crazy, Miss Frances Rig
gins, Miss Gertrude Green and Miss
ludie Crazy
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17

The iGea of cycles Of teas"
running through the various towns
anC cities Of Florida to raise money
to keep the States greatest charity
the Chiidren's Home Society. go
ing in it's noble and unselfish work
OF finding homes for destitute young
land in many communities of the
State substantial sums are being
raised in that way. 1t is a financial
burden to no one and is really a
novel form of entertainment which
the ladies enjoy. Here in Lakeland
they have had number of these
teas and have doubtless secured
quite sum of money by that means
to help the orphans. Here is a para
graph from news item in the Jack
sonville Metropolis which gives fur
Their information concerning these
teas:
THE movement down the Stat" is
meeting with popular approval and
the --latest returns come from l4o"s-
burg in the form of $50, while Mt.
Dcra has already given $1O2. Prac-
:ically every town of size in the
state is being enlisted in the cam
paien. The latest towns to fall in
line and the respective chairmen fol-
low: Pensacola, Mrs j. II. Sher-
rill; Key West, G. G. kcmpl; Day
tcna, Mrs. c. l.. Stanley; and st.
Augustine. Mrs. j . A Seaman
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17

Mr.. ana Mrs. w. Purcell, of Lake
Hamilton, Polk county, Florida
have just arrived home in their
new 1916 Maxwell car. having made
III" trip overland distance of >, LII
with an average of % lie miles to
each gallon of gasoline, 126 miles
to each quart of oil. and 30 miles
each day. with but two mishapS;
two punctures and one blowout The
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17
N the delegates to the State con-

from the delegates to the State con-
yention.
Those reporting were Mrs. Oar
iacott, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Greer
and the president.
One specially encouraging feature
vas the fact that we have gained
over 500 members during the year
They failed to tell us all the good
things for lack of time and another
meeting will be held in two weeks
to continue these reports, so that
those who did not have the privi-
lege of attending may learn more
about the work throughout the
State.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17
". C. 7, U. Met Yesterday

The REGULAR monthly meeting Of
the w. G T. T. was held at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church.
Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock
Mrs j. W. Layton conducted the
devotional exercises. after which tho
president Mrs 6 p Webb was in
CHARGE Most Of tho business vas
postponed, in order to hear reports
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17

car was taken from the factory, nay
or havin. turned wheel and Se-
gan this "trip. Mr.. Purcell, who is
familiar with the Maxwell, says. "Of
course knew that she would make
1t all right. and if you had been with
us, you would not have wondered a
the punctures and blowout. 1t is tie
finest driving car have ever seer
Edwards-Jones Company, distrib
uters. ALSO
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17

meeting yesterday Of A. G.
stockholders at Richmond, Va,
I. Brand, general superintendent
=he Third Division, with head
tiers in Jacksonville, was made
.lstant general MANAGER of the
EN-. he place being filled by J,
IlMurchison, superintendent at
rlestcn, s G. w. y. Royal re-
ed as general manager of the
1T and Assistant Manager P. r.
right was made Manaeer, Mr..
nd taking Mr.. Allbright's place
y other officers were reelected.
H. Hansell was made superin-
lent at Sanford.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17

The regular meeting OF the Wom-
ans Club of Lakeland will convene
at the Club house tomorrow, Thurs
day. afternoon, at 2:30ep. IN. rs
pecial attention is called to the
change of the hour to 2:30 instead
of p m. as usual. AS this is the
regular business meeting full At
tendance is desired
BY order of president.
MRS. G.. T.. SOUTHARD.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17

,rting ct abcut 6 o'clock this
ing y steady, drizzling rain has
i all day. making it damp for
.triare and quite disagreeable
It not for the fact that rain
,een badly needed the brand of
Ter handed out today would be
ly unsatisfactory, but as it has
a right smart spell" since the
Q driplets have dripped, every
is glad TO see the rain.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17

buggy belonging to II. c. Hol-
worth OF HaAkell, and occupied
imself, wife and little baby, was
k by an automobile driven by
,nce Franklin on the Lakeland
Saturday night as Mr.. and
Ho,lingsworth were RETURNING
from town where they had
shopping and the buggy demol-
|. The driver claims that ne
blinded by the lights of an ap-
ching car and could not see the
y.-Bartow Courier-Informant.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17

,eral members of the Lakeland
ng set motored to Barlow last
to attend the dance given at
,aks hotel. Those who attended
this city were Mr.. and Mrs.
}. White. Misses Elizabeth
'hett, Edith Lewis. Ailene Nc
Florence Torreon and Heloise
rer. Messrs. frederick T. Ben
Grady Deem, TRULY O'Steen, w.
ing and George Moore.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17
NEGRO KILLED At
AUBURNDALE by
masked MOB

Auburruale. Nov If d.
Davis, a negro, was shot to death
here Sunday night by several
masked men, the negro's body being
literally riddled with bullets. The
negro at the time was in bed at the
!, rs 2" wAcic it is al
le?ed. he was seeking to elude ar
rest following f?ht with a NEGRO
woman Saturday night.
During a fight with his sisters
husband, r. NJ. Ryals, and r. NJ.
latter resisting arrest and it is al
legged drew a knife. He escaped in
,he darkness.
Sunday night several masked men
went to the negro quarters and
found Da, is in bed at his sisters
house. Without further ceremony,
it is said. they riddled him with
5nllets, and then dispersed.
Leaving TINS morning for if
teen days hunt, in the Everglades
were Messrs. II. ]. Drane, e. II.
y oungs, V. w. Stephenson, e. c.
Flanagan, j. NJ. Keen, DR.. W. Il.
Moon, Neil Keen, Fred O'Donicl. l..
NJ. Futch, 7. C. Smith, T. NJ. Bar
Der, II IT, Slagle, j. w. O'Doniel, T.
i. Woods and Earl IL. McRae of
Tampa. The party are making the
trip in machines.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17
r. G. Rucker Adams returned

r. c. Rucker Adams returned
night from St. Petersburg
-e he closed contract to pit
Chautauqua the week Of Feb
Mr.. Adams has a chain of
,tauquas In South Florida and
thus able to bring the highest
talent obtainable, and his pro
1s this season will be replete
the finest and best attractions
he Chautauqua platform. Mr..
|oms will put on Chautauquas this
lQer at Lakeland, Tampa, Plant
St. Petersburg, Tarpon Springs
Dade City.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17

IN next Sunday morning the pco-
Of the city will have the oppor-
ity of hearing The former pastor
the Cumberland Presbytei ian
lrch, DR.. ]. D. Lewis, now pastor
Cumberland Presbyterian church
inverness. Fla. 1t is conservative
ay that DR.. Lewis is one of the
test Bible scholars of the South,
since he made many warm
nds while pastor here, he will. 10
BIT, have q large audience. Rev.
4. Callahan will occupy the pull
at Inverness Sunday morning and
ming