The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-13

Miss Dorothy Davis has returned
from a visit in Sanford.
Mrs. Leon Jones is expecting as her
guest next week, Miss Lenora Starr
of Dublin, Ga.
CAPTAIN ]. D. Lane and family will
motor over to their cottage at CreS-
cent Beach for the weekend.
Miss EIlene Merryday left We'd
nesdav for a stay in Jacksonville
with her sister, Mrs. Harwood Ros-
ser.
The Wednesday Bridge Club was
entertained by Miss Winnie Bar
stow and a tempting menue was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Mellon closed
their winter home and on Monday
morning left for their home in Pitts
burgh.
Mrs. Arthur Graham of Dublin,
Ga, arrived today to be the guests
of her sister, Mrs. Leon Jones, for
several days.
DR.. and Mrs. C, NJ. Afford left
Monday for their home in Murray
Hill, Jacksonville, after a few days
stay at the Presbyterian Manse.
Perry Ross was host for a stag
party given in St. Augustine Tues
day evening in the Alcazar Grill, in
honor of his two guests, Billy Nc
| Quaid and jim Mccoy Of Jackson
vile.
E. L. Scott of St. Louis, Mo-, was
caller at the News office yester-
day in company with his mother,
Mrs. J. W. Scott Of Keuka, this cour-
ty. MI. Scott is visiting at his par
!ents' home.
The ladies of St. Marks Guild will
hold a parcel sale next Thursday
afternoon and evening in the old
James cafe building. Cake and
cream will be on sale. Persons hay
ing packages to donate will please
leave with Mrs. Elizabeth Howe. in
the Ackerman-Stewart' drug store.
The public is cordially asked to at
tend this sale.
The third of the series of musicaIcs
which the Womans Club is present
ing at the Putnam House, will take
place Thursday evening, April 10th
at s o'clock in the hotel parlors. The
program is q good one comprising
some splendid numbers by the new
| ly organized club chorus. The pub
lie is invited. Admission 25 cents OF
by season ticket.
Noah Tilghman gave a MOONLIGHT
boating party Tuesday evening ir
compliment to several departing
friends who left Wednesday for then
homes, Those enjoying the evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Wick.
ers, Mrs. Snow, Mrs Will Tilghman
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hamm. Mr. arC
Mrs. H. 0. Hamm, Misses Heler
Tilghman, Priscilla Hamm and Ton
Tilghman.
County Superintendent of Schools
! {. H. Price, left on Wednesday even
ing for Rock Hill, S. C.. to at+sn,
the National Conference on Rura
Problems to be held at the Winthrop
Normal and Industrial college in tha.
place from April 18th to 18th inclT
sive, and where some of the aLIoS
educators of the country are on H,
program for addresses. Forme
President William Howard Taft i
among the speakers for the evenfr,
of the second day, together with Gov
enOr Manning and Governor Tbos
W. Beckett Of North Carolina.
Behold how good and how pIe,s
ant 1t is for brethren to dwell to
gether IN unity" Thoroughbred Am
erlcans Of the "Papal Bull" varie+,
and "Guardeen" Americans Of n
, Ndneycatts strain and whose na+,io+
ism was sired by Millard FiIImoro a,,, nv
runs through to Tommvwatson an, ON,
Blllleparker, have both enrolled . -
soldiers in the sHome Guard" Rot,
have through industrious good Ii,,ir,
, accumulated a surplus of rich ro r
gore, and some venom, and now tbs
they are marching under a comroo' ,,'
; banner, the Stars and Strires u ~ y;
hoped that they will shed tbe lat+o,
Both breeds have expressed a wiIliun
;; ness to shed some Of tba 81 F,.,,ils
! which we trust it will not be ne nee
sssary to do. 'e'