The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-10
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Henry Z Palmer. Miss sue Archer
and H E Palmer. Jr~ spent the
weekend most delightfully."- In Gaines
| vile. where they Me . entertained by
friends. during their attendance upon
the graduating exercises OF the Uni
versity OF Florida
/ Miss Ella Nash is the guest or Mr.,
and Mrs. A A. Murphree in Gaines
| VILE
! The annual commencement OF the
Leon high school opened Sunday with
the commencement sermon in the high
| school auditorium at 1880 o'clock
All of the churches of the city were
/ asked to join in this service. Ine
sermon was preached by the Rev. S.
! w. Lawler. pastor or Trinity Metho-
| dist church, his subject being, THE
Value of a Great Objective,
/ The browning event Of the COM
| mencement season will be the grad
uating exercises Friday evening, June
| Is, in the high school auditorium. At
this time an interesting and enter
! tanning program, consisting of well
trained choruses. addresses by two of
| the graduates and other numbers, will
be rendered. The graduates this year
are as follows: Edwin Andrews, Reu-
ben Newsome, Lura Bowen, Dorothy
Dodd, Carrie Terrell, Eva Hentz,
! Eleanor Nicholson, Inez Newman
Winnie Burns, Louise Houston, Susie
Sfall and Lucille ShackIeford
Mrs. T. F. Jones and little daughter.
Florence. left Thursday for an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Ken
lucky.
w. H. Register. of woodvile, was
among the visitors "A the city We'd
nesday.
Frank Stoutamire, OF Bloxhan1, was
IN ITALIA n ssan T41aG1av ord
day. looking after business interests.
Judge John L. Doggett, Of Jackson
vile, spent a few days in the city this
week, in the interests of the campaign
for funds for the University of the
| South.
Miss Helen Evans left Thursday
afternoon for Jacksonville. where she
Is the guest of her uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Evans.
George B. Massey, who has been IN
Tallahassee several days on business,
returned to his home in Jacksonville,
Thursday.
J. l.. Earnan. of Palm Beach, at
tended the commencement exercises
Of the Florida State College for Won-
en-, Wednesday.
Hon. Z. L. Wartman, of Citra, was
among the visitors in the city this
week.
It is with much regret that the
| many friends of Miss Henrietta S.
Mastin learn OF her intention not 10
return TO Tallahassee next year Miss
Mastin has been instructor in voice |
at the Florida State College for Wom-
en- for the last four years. and has |
endeared herself to a wide circle of |
friends. She Will spend the coming |
winter in New York. where she ex-
poets to study with famous masters /
Major A. B. Small. or Lake City. |
has returned home after an exte&ded<f
stay in Tallahassee. looking after bAe |
mess interests. I
Ion L. Farris, OF Jacksonville. who /
has spent several weeks in TallahaS- |
returned home. NJ
Rev. Francis Yarnail spent seeveral
days In Jacksonville this week. at T
tending the monthly meeting OF the
diocesan board or missions,
Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ. Ausley spent I
Thursday at Lake Jackson where
they were Joined for the days outing I
by Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Kelly, OF Cairo, /
Georgia.
Mrs, D. c. Dawiins and little son,
who spent several days IN the city
as the guests OF Mrs. Crowen Daw-
kins, at her home on Park avenue
have returned to their home in Lake
Worth.
Miss Pearl Swain. Miss Loyo1a
Stacey, Miss Dorothy Richey and ae:ss
Ernestine Mitchell. students OF the
Florida state College for Women. are
among the representatives from the
college Y. w. C. A. who are attending
the conference this week, at Blue
Ridge. n. C.
Mrs. Max de la Rua and little son.
Max il, Of Pensacola, have spent
the past week visiting relatives in the
city.
Thomas NJ Palmer, George Hender-
son, Robert Howard and H. J. Yeag-
er are among the students who have
returned from the University at
Gainesville.
Judge James B. Whitfield spent
Monday and Tuesday in Gainesville.
where he attended the commencement
of the university. His son, Mr.. ]. n
Whitfield, was one of the members
OF the graduating class.
Mrs j. S. Weathers and two chill
dren have returned to their home in
Cairo, Ga, after an extended visit at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. W. l. Moor.
Miss Sallie Blake recently returned
from a brief visit with friends in
Asheville, N. c.
+. viii Yon, state auditor. is on a
business trip of several weeks at va
rious points in South Florida.
Fincher williams. who has been
connected with the Leon hotel for
several years, and who is well known
throughout the state, left Friday for
Moore Haven, where he will assume
the management of a popular hotel
of the Everglades city.
Prof Peyton L. Yon, who is the
principal of the high school at 81
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his family at Ben Haden
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