The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,

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Greve Hall will open for the saason
in another week. WV Se"So'I
J. c. Clayton spent Tuesday in Pa
latka on business. III ! Il"
Mrs. j. L. Burton has gona 70
6raldentoWn to visit her son, Mr.
Mrs. c. H. Preston returned 7as+
Sunday from visit of several month"; '9
in Indianapolis, Ind. " ''''''''S
Rev. W. L. Atkisson will attend +bo
meeting of the Florida Preshvto@,", @
which meets in Kissimmee neyt Vol:
Eugene D. Lounds was a business
visitor to Palatka on Friday last, Mr..
Lounds doesn't often 90 so far awav
from home. '"'
W. F. Glynn spent Wednesday in
Palatka building sentiment for north
to south highway through Paatka and
Crescent City.
| Miss Mollie Icenhour of jacksonville
terminated a ten days visit with her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H.
Read, last week.
Rev. FIR. Dunworth, rector Of ST.
Monica's Catholic church. PaI9tka
held services at the Catholic chapel
here last Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Craven of
Waycross, Ga, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. CLAYTON.
left on Monday for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul c. Smith motor
ed over to Alachua last Sunday and
spent the day with their daughter,
Mrs. R. P, Perkins, returning on Mon
day.
Rev. Crowsom, pastor of the Meth
odist church, has been holding spe-
cial meetings at Seville. where he has
been assisted by his father, pastor at
Webster, Fla.
Rev. w. L. Atkisson has been in
vited to supply the pulpit of the Pres
byterian church in Palatka next Sun
day, but whether he will accept or
not the writer is not yet informed
The moving picture theater on
Saturday night will show Frederick
Ward, one of Americas greatest &C
tors, in the Fires Of YOUTH In
addition there will be Photograph.
Miss Mary Hack who has been
spending the past four months at her
old home in Connecticut, returned last
Monday and as usual will make her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. a. HurI-
but.
John D. Pigue came home last week
for a visit with his family, the first
visit he has been able to make in
nearly year. Capt. Pigue has been
steamboating on the east coast and
was unable to leave his boat.
Miss Kendall. assistant in the high
school. who returned from her sum-
mer wanderngS last week, has taken
apartments in the Shattuck cottage
on north Park street, the cottage Tor
merly occupied by the Pipe family
NJ. and Mrs. J. F. Harper are 60
;,r 70 rent their residence on Cen
trsI ovnnue for the winter. The
house is neat and well and comforta-
hlv furnished, Mr.. and Mrs Har-
per now own the adjoining building
and will take rooms N that'
pov N, A p Pugh has been in
,,;+oG ~ r. ac+ as nastor of the Baptist
cbnrrh at Rodman, giving to the work
there thu. a" two w. SUNDAYS each month Pro-
v;dod ' srranppments can be made with
the church here for a divided service,
it is likely that Dr. Pugh will accept
II Iorick who has been at work
a. Z" e, nol+ 10. IN tIroa months on the con-
los t4I ct;oa pan on t the T. s. cantonment at
SaI'n,bia Stiro,toia ' C. arrived home last
wolIi'' 'ronii ue states that there was an
MeeM' WEN, of NOVA tbsn 10000 carpenters
army ~! o. ~ ,,'tb tbo Trounds with several
thousand Other artisans
G r Morrow returned last week
from a stav of several months in the
mountain sections of North Carolina
AT AsbevilIe. Hendersonville and
o+bor rasor+s He's not "stuck' on
thnt . oonnt,v especialv its climate.
and and saws he has no more money to
snend on trips to the mountains.
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