The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-06-19
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Mrs. E. S. Watson, of Ozona, spent
yesterda yhere as the guest of Mrs.
C. D. Stinson.
L. Smitzes, of Tarpon Springs, spent
last evening with friends here.
Clearwater Sun.
Mrs. Laura Smith motored up from
her home at Ozona today and spent a
few hours in the city.
"The Home Trail" a splendid Vita
graph picture, at the Royal tonight.
Also a one-reel comedy.
Mrs. VIM. f. Jackson, of Keystone
Park, was in the city today attending
to matters Of business.
Rev. B. T. Rape, of Alva, Fla, mo-
tored to town this morning and spent
a short while transacting business.
Tarpon Bus Line, Tarpon Springs to
Tampa, leaves Board of Trade a. m.
and p. M, leaves Tampa 10 a. m and
pm. Fare, $1.00 each way. 5-6tf
Robert G. Shaw is scheduled to leave
Thursday morning for Jacksonville,
where he will be in the quartermaster
corps at Camp Johnston. Mr.. Shaw
enlisted in Tampa two weeks ago
DR.. and Mrs. |. J Belcher and Mr..
A. p. Beckett motored yesterday to
Tampa, and were accompanied home
by R. I'll. Summons, who had previous
1y gone to Tampa. They stopped on
the return trip at Oldsmar and had
fine supper, the doctor tells US, at
the Wayside Inn.
Mr.. G.. D. Stinson, now district man.
ager of the Peninsular Telephone Co,
will take charge July of the Tarpon
Springs exchange alone, the two ex-
changes having been made separate.
He will receive the same salary as he
is at present getting for managing
Ta1pon Springs and Clearwater ex-
changes jointly.
A. p. Beckett has received from
Harvie Branscombe, placement secre-
tary for the southeast personnel Of
the II M. G. a., a wire to the effect
that he will be expected June 18th at
the Blue Ridge training school, Black
Mountain, N. G., Mr.. Beckett having
applied for X. M. G. A. work. Accord
ingly he will leave here on the 22nd
for that place.
We are informed by DR.. |. j. Belch-
er, who was in Oldsmar yesterday,
that there is to be a watermelon-eat-
ing contest at Oldsmar tonight for the
benefit of the Oldsmar Red Cross
chapter. They sent by the doctor a
special invitation to the Tarpon
Springs people to go down and join
the gala company and get their fill of
the popular fruit of the season.
The Missionary society of the M. E.
church, South, held their regular
monthly social at the Madole hotel.
Mrs: j. NJ. Baggett and Mrs. S. E.
Mickler were the hostesses. The la
dies sewed and knitted during the af-
ternoon, after which delicious refresh
ments of ice cream and cake we're
served. The guests were, Mrs. 5. E.
Hope, Mrs. H. B. Pattishall, Mrs. J. I.
Blake, Mrs. Costas Arvanitis, Mrs.
Robert Methvin, Mrs. Moses Pinder,
Mrs, G. H. knight, Mrs. Clarence
knight, Miss Bessie Castaing and Mrs.
Arthur Kaminis.
There are twenty members in the
new surgical dressings class of the
Red Cross. Out-of-town ladies taking
the course are Mrs. E. w. Burnette,
Mrs. w. n. Bowling, and Mrs. R. 2.
Smith, Of Odessa; Mrs. M. G. Camp
bell, of Elfers, and Miss Frances
Clark, of Wall Springs. Residents OF
this city who are members of the class
are Mrs. M. B. Coachman, Mrs. Mary
Beckett, Mrs. S. B. Parkin, Mrs. W.
E. Mann, Mrs. e. H. Beckett, Mrs.
Walter Topliff, Mrs. G. G. Lee, Mrs.
H. C. Slauson, Mrs. j. 7. Hill, Mrs. Il,
M. Granlmer, Mrs. B. G. Scribner,
Mrs. C. c. Hill, and the Misses LII
lian Lutz, Sarah Fowler, and Helen
Bigelow.
A good crowd Of Red Cross ladies
and q few Of their children enjoyed
the free trip to Wall Springs and
swim in the pool last evening. Those
who went were Mrs. Lille Styles, Mrs
". III Nom, Mrs S, B. Parker, Mrs
II. II. Sauson, Mrs. F. L. Wise, Mrs
Peter johnson. Mrs. M. B. Coachman
Mrs, Al. G. McMichael, Mrs Free
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