The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-30
FLORALA

Florala, Ala. Nov. 29.-Miss Claribel
Turner left Thursday for Atlanta and
Montgomery where she goes to spend a
two-weeks vacation. Miss Turner is
the popular manager of the Western
Union office here.
G. w. Reeves was visitor to An
dalusia Monday last.
Mrs. L. ID. Manning and children
and Miss May Priesthood are visit
ing relatives in Anda1usia this week.
J. P. Anthony 70 Hartford, who has
large cros.s-.t tie interest in the Bay
country was in Florala Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Mills, popular stud
ent at Palmer college, DeFuniak
Springs, is home on a visit to her
mother, Mrs. w. A. Mills.
Lewie M. Lewis of Montgomery,
spent few days this week with rela-
tives.
T. Hope Cawthon of DeFuniak
Springs, Florida, was a visitor here
last week.
Mrs. J. r. Mathews has returned
home after a very pleasant visit with
friends and relatives in Georgia.
Dr. and Mrs. w. G. Spires Of Darl-
ington, Florida, were in F'lorala Fri
day.
Henry H. Mcdonald and Johnson
Carson of Andalusia, were Sunday visi-
tors to Florala.
E. C. Kelly, u. S. wireless operator,
who has been in the north sea service,
is now in New York and hopes soon
to visit his father, ]. E. Kelly.
Mrs. C. NJ Munson and children of
Gagdad, have been visiting Mrs. owen
E. Lee.
w. A. Ray of Pensacola. attended
the burial of his mother, Mrs. M II.
Ray, here Wednesday.
49, axric Miller was called to
Montgomery Tuesday on account or
the illness of her little niece, Mary
Sue Kierce, of Andalusia, who was
carried to Montgomery for an opera
ton.
J. w. Chappelle was a visitor to
Montgomery Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. e. B. Reynolds OF OPP,
are spending the week with their SIS
ter. Mrs. w. II. McMurray
MRS. J. LEWIS MILLER
HOSTESS.
Mrs T. Lewis Miller entertained at
six O'Clock dinner. honoring j. Lewis,
Jr. on his eleventh birthday. The ta-
bic was deliberately decorated for the
occasion with beautiful cut flowers
and ferns Those enjoying this de-
lightful affair were. Sidney Fleming,
Wilbur Boyd, Edd Mac Strickland,
vaughn,
Williamson, Edwin Spradley, Frank
Petrey, Franklin Hughes, Henry
Hughes, Jr., Kermit George, and Gill
bert Doster.
Miss Boncyle Stewart, student at
the Woman's college. Montgomery,
who has been visiting her parents, has
returned to Montgomery to take up
her studies again.
Miss Ruth Cravey, former student at
Western Union office, has acc pied
position with the Western Union in
Montgomery, and left Thursday to
take up her duties there.
Mrs. d. B. Page is visiting her son,
DIR. Henry Page in Brundidge this
week.
Mrs. George Williamson, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Braswell, has returned
to her home at Chipley.
Mr.. Alfred Drew, proprietor of the
Iris theatre, has been confined to his
bed for the past week, with an attack
of grip.
Miss Vera whiddon, stenographer for
weekend with her sister, Mrs. Dan
Cobb, at Crestview.
S. S. Fleming, representing Haas
Phillips of Montgomery, spent the
week end with his family.
n. Pierson has returned to Florala
after a very pleasant visit to home
folks.
Emory Whitehurst of Mobile, spent
last week with relatives. Emory holds
a splendid position with a ship build
ing company a. Mobile.
Among the cut of-town visitors to
the Littlejohn carnival here all last
week We're: Bascom Parker, of Laurel
Hill; Frank Short, of Opp: Noah Sell
lers, of Samson; and j. j. Hammock
of Samson.
b. w. Spear spent Thursday and
Friday at Baker, Florida, as guest of
OF DIR. and Mrs. G.. o. Spear. He was
accompanied home by DIR. Spear and
family in their new Chalmers car.
]. N. McClung. manager of the An
dalusia Electric and Ice company, spent
"A few days of last week in Florala, the
guest of his brother, Major p. S. Nc
Chung on s. 3rd-st.
Major J. Lewis Miller, who is sta
toned at Fort Leavenworth Kansas
Is expected home Sunday to spend a
month with his family.
MRS. RAY DEAD.
Mrs. Margaret A. Ray, wife of M.
l.. Ray, died suddenly Tuesday night
at their home on E. 5th-av. This good
woman was seventy three years old
and was true Christian, a loyal wife
and devoted mother. Funeral services
were conducted at the family home
by Rev. ]. f. Pharr Wednesday aft
ernoon. Burial was at Greenwood
cemetery. Mrs. Ray is survived by her
husband. NJ. L. Ray and her children.
Jessie, Annie. Luther and w. A. Raw.
and Mrs Charles Baker
w. III. Mapoies, the congenial editor
OF The Okaloosa News at Crestview.
Florida, was a pleasant visitor to
Florala last week.