The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-28


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PROGRAM FIRST N. z. CHURCH,
FRIDAY, MARCH q, e:15 p. ~.
Mandolin and Piano Duet-tMrs.
Leo Tabifinski and Miss jennie Hall.
Vocal Solo-Mr. Kenneth Birchfield.
Reading-Mrs. Olga Barnes.
Vocal Trto-Mrs. Binkley. Misses
Faith and Gale Binkley.
Whistling Solo-Mrs. George Tur-
ner.
Vocal Solo-Mr. Chas. S. Brierley.
Violin Solo-Mr. Albert Caro-.
Vocal Duet-"venetian Boat Song
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Brierley.
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr.. James Sprinkle and family has .
purchased the home Of MBr. Tom Far
riar on North Ninth avenue, where they
are at home to friends.
Walter Busey's friends will be inter-
ested to hear that he has arrived In
New York and expects to be discharg-
ed very soon.
Miss Mable Lee, OF Atmore, Is visit
ing in Pensacola as the attractive
guest Of her sister and brother in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Freeman, Jr.
Mrs. Walter johnson. Of Moline. aiid
Mrs. Murdoch Mcmillan and Mrs.
Barton Mcmillan OF Pine Barren FORM
ed a party motoring to the city Wed :.
nesday and spending the day.
Col. r. e. Lee has returned to his
post Of duty at Washington. d. c., at
ter visiting for a short time In the
city as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Knowles. at Harbourview.
DR.. Thos. J. Busey has been recently
discharged from the service. DR.. and
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near McDavid, Fla, before returning
to Pensacola to resume his practice.
The many friends Of Mr.. w. G. wray
will be glad to know that his condi-
In view Of the necessity for an opera
ton for appendicitis at the Pensacola
Hospital yesterday at noon.
DR.. ana Mrs. John b. Tiller and
little daughter, Mary enjoyed motor
ing to Chipley one day this week
where they visited as the guests OF
DR.. Tiller's mother. Mrs. Harriet e.
Tiller and other relatives.
Much regret has been expressed over
the illness Of w. r. Wray who il con-
fined at the Pensacola hospital where
he has just undergone a serious opera
ton. He is reported resting as well
as could be expected.
Walter Wicl<e has many friends In
Pensacola who will be interested to
know that he Ia expected to arrive
home soon. Mr.. Wicke was In the
aviation branch of the service and
has only recently arrived in New York
from overseas.
Edmund Osthaus. Of New Jersey, the
well known artist. who IL visiting in
the city as the guest Of his niece. Mrs.
Clarence Hutchinson, and DIR. Hutch
inson, at their homo on Gonzalez
street, expects to depart for his homo
Monday at noon.
Friends Of Mrs. Magic Bersin will
liams viii be interested to know that
she has departed for Birmingham
where che will finish q post graduate
course in trained nursing. Mrs. VIII
liams trained at the old Pensacola
hospital and has practiced profession
al nursing In the city.
Miss Eva Vaughn. Of Muscogee, Fla,
eighth grade teacher at the Joseph B.
Jockey school has departed for Birm-
tngham where she has accepted a DO
sition as teacher OF English in the
Birmingham high school. General re-
gret was felt at her departure az
Miss Vaughn has greatly endeared
herself to her pupils and numbers her
friends in the city by the score.
Personal friends Of Frank r. Haynes.
q. s. A. who has been in service over
seas for the past ten months, will be
interested to know that news has
been received of his safe arrival in the
United. States. He is now stationed
at Camp Mills. New York, and ex-
poets TO return to his home in Okla
home City within the next few weeks
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