The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-01-07

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Springer are
spending a portion of the week In
Tampa, where Mr.. Springer was call
ed on business.
The ladies in charge of the Wo-
mans Exchange, now open in V. |. A.
Hall every Saturday, will serve chick
en- sandwiches and tea next Saturday.
Miss Carnes who has been spending
the holiday vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. V. Carnes, re-
turned to her school duties in jack
sonville on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Grimsley OF st.
Augustine came over on Saturday
night and remained until Sunday
moon, guests of Mr.. Grimsley's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Grimsley.
The regular monthly meeting of the
|V. /. A. will be held at the hall next
Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock. The
executive board will meet the same
day at 2:30 p. m.
Miss Addie McGrady has resumed
her school duties at San Mateo after
a pleasant vacation at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. j. NC
Grady.
! Mrs. King-Scheuers of Rochelle,
Ca, spent Sunday in town. Mrs.
Scheuers states that she expects to
make her home for the present with
her mother in Rochelle.
Samuel Cheatham of Swaynesboro,
Ga. has been the guest for some days
of his daughter, Mrs. W. &. Cartledge
of Huntington. This is Mr.. Cheat
hams first visit to Florida and he is
greatly pleased.
| T. ]. lies is the local agent for a
nowerful incandescent table lamp
one that burns oil and gives as pow
erful a light as electricity. He mas
sold a number already and chis Gus
toners are all pleased customers.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Owen Of Frank,
lin. Tenn. guests for the holidays OF
Miss Bessie A. Williams, left on Fri
dav for Palatka, where, after spend
ing a day with Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ
Vickers, they were to continue theil
journey home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Hurlbut ano
Miss Hattie S. Holabird of East Free
town. Mass, arrived last week fol
their usual seasons stay at Grove
Hall. These good people haye peer
regular winter visitors to Crescen
ICity for number Of years, and theil
return visits are always a source o.
Measure to a large circle Of friends.
At 2:3O Saturday afternoon, Jan
l15th, the Tennis Club will give a car car
party and tea at the home OF MRS
tJ. Fairfield Carpenter, to which al
are cordially invited. 1t is hoped tina
every one interested in the TENN
Club will make an effort to atten'
. this party and give Is cents towar
reducing the debt Of the club.
A. G. Samuels the painter who ha
shop in the old Lakeside barn, ma
lbeen doing some exceptionally fin
work lately. Samuels former.
worked for the Columbus Buggy Ct
at Columbus, Ohio, where he master
ed the art of imparting a fine fms
,, to vehicles. He has renewed severe
automobiles hereabouts and mad
them look like new.
A most delightful entertainer
and card party was given on Ne
Years eve at the home of Miss Hele
lTillinghast, for the benefit OF the pull
: Lie library's new book fund. Man
ayailed themselves of the generou
, Invitation to be present and quite
large sum was realized for the fun
Auction, Five Hundred and Fan La
were the games played. Dellciot
I refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton M. Andersee
and little daughter of Asheville, N. I
), were guests for a couple days la
week at Grove Hall. Mrs. Ande
z will be best remembered here as MI;
y Elizabeth A. Close, daughter OF tt
late Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Clos
y long residents of this place, but WI
q Invent to Asheville several years ag
y On Wednesday evening Miss Hele
= Norton entertained at reception
% Grove Hall in honor Of. Mr.. and Mr
- Anderson.
Dl Rev. G. w. Stubbs, the new past
no of the Methodist church, arrived la
" week with his family and is now Sc
% tied in the Methodist parsonage. he
~ Mr.. Stubbs comes to Crescent ~
10 from Frostproof, in south Florid
~ where he spent year or two. /
90 is a comparatively new member OF t.
: Florida conference, most of his mini
90 try having been spent in his natl'
state of Alabama. He was greet'
se with large congregations last Sunda
" which The News trusts will contin'
through his ministry here.
:. Mrs. w. A. Sturdy and Miss Sturt
" of Chartley, Mass, are expected
arrive this week to remain with "a
c. Sturdy for the winter season. Th
: will certainly find their home in fl
condition. Every day > during t
90 past summer and fall Col. Sturdy W
- to be seen working among his flo
le ers. in his garden and at any wo
ic calculated to improve his grounds.
IS SAYS he has enjoyed the work and h
u been happy. Certainly he has had
n. continuous happy look and
of grounds are among the prettiest
re the place, all the result of his worl