The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-26

lie Mrs. Earl Hutchins has retume
. from visit with relatives in Savan
10 nah.
er Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. McCrocklin ar
the proud owners of new siX-cylin
70 DER car.
le Mrs. S. G.. Mccormick returne
Thursday from a few days trip t.
% Jacksonville.
y To Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Mays on tn,
Peniel road daughter born F~da,
October 10Th
/ The Browning -Fea1nside Compa
ny are making a splendid window dis
e play for Liberty Bonds.
t Hon. Robert w. Davis of Gainesville
t was the guest of his daughter Mrs
. A. S. Willard while in the city
Mrs. Roy Green has returned to her
home in Fort Pierce after visit
with Mrs. c. W. Buddington.
, Miss Mayme Goethe has returned
from a fortnight's visit in Charleston,
s. G., and Fitzgerald, Georgia.
"The Fashion" specializes in wo-
mans wear; therefore it doesn't take
sermon to tell why they should ex-
cell.
l.. E. Lovelace of Inaha, Ga. was
IN Palatka for a short time this week
greeting old friends, Mr.. LoyeIace
was formerly engaged in the naval
stores business here with Mr.. G9ss
Mattox.
Young Frank Fearnside is an artist.
his window displays are wonders in
decorative art. Those for this week
at the big store of the Fearns;de |
Clothing Company are worth gonr
miles to see
The Silver Tea which was announc-
ed by the ladies of the Methodist
church at the home of Mrs. Buck, 220
Madison street for this afternoon, ha,
been postponed till next Wednesday /
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Next week is Food Conserve tion
Week. and The News will talk about i
IT, This week it is Liberty Boads, i
hoth are matters of gravest impor-
tance IN this world struggle for God
and Home and Native Land.
The "W. G." society met with Mrs
}. Z. Lucas Tuesday evening. Owing |
to much sickness there was q small II
attendance but it is hoped all will he :.
out soon and ready to take up the =
program work of the society next
week.
". P. Dineen, Judge Calhoun and /
J. ~ Blackwell have taken turns in
Glddresslng the people at KaIbfeId's
5Iand IN the interests of Liberty II
5onds. Their talks have been short
ma to the point and will not 90 un-
ewarded WI
Mrs, TerriIl Barco and children Of
lanlla, ?. l., were guests of Mr., NJ I
'oXe last week. Mr.. Barco who has
&d station in the Philippine has
cen ordered to France. Mrs Rarro
efore her marriage was Miss I,uci1Ie
lass Of Gainesville.
The work of finishing the p3frtir,, --
the Woman's Club House h9vinT
zen unavoidably delayed, the clu6 r,
embers will have "View Dav" noyt e.
afternoon and evening an5 70, 20,
that time they hope to meet an to A.,
lends IN their new home. 10. ID.
The Tuesday Bridge Club was an
ftamed last Thursday by Mrs A. ..'
ur A. Corcoran. Potted n,or+e IN I4t
IRE used effectively thru the rooms so NE NE
llch were ensuite. Artistic score ~ PIE
fdS We're used and at the close If ri' 1Te
E e, afternoon the tables were laid tor ~
IN exquisite doilies and tempt t5o tbo
: salad course was served '"e
Mrs. A. S. Willard deligbtfnIIv en cfol
u"lned the members of the Lunch are
!, Club last Thursday afternoon to
Il roses and palms were used mo- cgu
ely. through the rooms where tbn fat
owing ladies enjoyed spirited rub inhi
S and delicious luncheon. NaS- arn
neS ". P. Merriam, f. L. Mann -
Wart Worden, Earnest Elliott 7 con- |
eS, r. D. Wattles, Annie Davis and cane
E. Gay e 10 anu Of {
pror
ev. Dr.. H. H. Green of Decorab dies
a, who will be pleasantly remem. "hon
"a oy many Palatka people as = boys
tor here through two winter sao- Iusio
= aaS started a movement amonr IT.
Schoo children of his State and WAL n'
Ihat mas spread to its utmost rro,,
ldafleS' which is nothing less than ~ port, rf'
oEement for the purchase of Lin poo,,1 poo rI
hon"S oE the school children war
r the bonds have been secured ;ro ""i'
oI P'0PeiIH OF the go &f
Amer
VAT old conundrum "Wbo strucl,
PatterSon?" has been lost sio6t
PaIatka in the deeper mystery TIL,
VINO struck q certain local ceIe. Patio
IN this town the other night on viii h
IN street. He wasn't struck on vemh,
,emon street, but on the coop" Of Mr.
as on PaIatka's Lemon street A Iar,
{. the deed was did The hour mess
time at night. The party who
yea the blow processes ignorance Pal
Ehlblts no marks. He still pur-
The even terror Of his deviousness Fra
r, '''7S' man {
T. Merrill was the genial host among
the Chafing Dish Club Friday men t
lg at the home of Nh and Mr. bia, s
Merrill on Madison street, AZ. he ha.
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