The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-29

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

nave returned from stay of some
two weeks at Assembly Beach.
Grove Hall opened for the season
on Wednesday. Early, but they lust
had to do it for some of their old
standby guests were returning.
E. H. Williams was due to arrive
this week for the opening of the pub
scool, of which he is chairman of the
board of trustees.
The congregation of the Presbvte-
rian church will observe the sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper on Sun
day morning, Oct. 8th.
Mrs, S. H. Wilson and daughter,
Miss Maude, who have been visiting
in Pennsylvania for some three
months, are expected home this week.
Miss Cardelle Williams has entered
Sweet Briar Academy, at Sweet Briar,
Virginia, and therefore will not return
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Williams, who are expected this week.
Chas. B. Morrow returned from his
summer wanderings last Saturday.
Mr.. Morrow is one of our orange
growers who spends his summers see
ing the country, though he does not
leave until his work is all done.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Pursell return
ed on Friday last from months So
journ in their old Kentucky home. Mr..
Pursell, who was feeling poorly when
he went away, returns greatly i'm
proved in health.
Prof. J. S. Wheatley returned en-
Wednesday and was on hand ye5t1r-
day for the opening of the Crescent
City school. AS formerly, Pref.
Wheatley will make his hYme at
Grove Hall. He has been spending
tic summer in New England.
Mrs. L. L. Newsome of LaGlorja,
Cuba, spent few days here last
week visiting old friends. Mrs. New
some had been visiting in North Car
olina and was on her way home.
While here she was the guest of Miss
Lucy Gautier.
Services will be resumed at the
church of the Holy Comforter (Epis-
copaD on Sunday, October Sth. Rev.
Mr.. Taylor, the rector, will return
from his vacation early next week,
and the first service will be held on
Oct. Sth, when there will be Holy
Communion and sermon at 1O:40 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Mullins and family,
who have been spending the summer
in Virginia, returned home last week.
For the present they are living at the
home of Starting Padgett on Union
avenue. 1t will be remembered that
Mr. Mullins lost his fine home by fire
in the spring.
w. f. Glynn was among the re-
turned tourists expected this week.
The last heard of him was from
Washington from which city he was
bowling along toward home in his au-
tomobile. Mr.. GIynn has been tour
ING the north in his motor this sum-
mer and has been from Massachusetts
to Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Reeks have
rented Mrs. ShaW's store and have
cpcued up neatly eqipped cafe.
There is demand here in the win
ter months ior some 100 Goo0 p2ni.' plIVe -, ~
TINS Alho' ana 1lI an" Ln9 1aon ST tLo ,i%p+
pear 10 hho" no" u NeeP 5r, vlo lS,,., 81,
kind of a restaurant. The News
trusts they may meet with success
Mrs. X. Borson entertained the
Young people and children Of the Pres
bvrcrian church at her home last
1InHdYv afternoon, and as usual when
his Iaiv takIes a bic lob of this kind
,he makes it pleasant for her guests.
Aftrr the pleasant games Of the after
noon, ice cream and cake were serNeu'
The attendance was large
Doctor Thomas Kane late OF JACK
son, Miss, arrived last week TO taH3 4
charge Of Dr. Beggs practice El'l7 =
the Doctor and Mrs Beeggs laNG ne 4 4
short vacation, the vacation they ha1
planned for taking two months ago,
but which had to be deferred owing
to the demands Of his practice. Dt'
and Mrs. Bcggs were to start TINS
week in their motor,b but their itinerary
had not been determined nor 'he
length Of their stay.
.;l.,,. Ti,I;rgb,st Of the board
tfcSioe,i ,i viii, IiLajT i|i, cali a meeting of
tbo hoard for sometime next week to
discuss the coming promised visit Of
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