The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-21
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c.3sden County has the outlook of
avcaptionally fine sugar cane crop
III ocreage of which was increased
uYe- cent. 100000 gallons of syrup
- sbipped last year and it is esti-
we'd that this year there will be
NAV, million and ahalf gallons to
0.' -, the market. The syrup is of
pN, nuaIitv and brings a fine price.
-" = Morris, editor of Tobacco"
Liishod in New York City and de-
p1.ad 70 the interest of the tobacco
'o' wa. snent last week in Quincy. He
u't tsrjIiar with all the branches of
iSs a industry and says the quality
+ohaCco grown in this county is
very high.
ID loved in Quincy came in from
a., three months vacation, Friday
I.sich he spent among the grand old
t+ meeting of all the surgeons
ID nhvsicians in Quincy at the hos
~i.ol 10 complete plans for the open
inr If q training school for music in
n,T with the hospital, DR.. c.
" Mach was elected president and
NJ ". J Baker secretary.
NJ and Mrs. Phillip Pol1enbaum
.o,.o announced the birth of a little
Jaupbter, who has been christened
Marjorie.
nm Thursday afternoon occurred the
carriage of J. David Bryan Of this
".,,. and Miss Camilla Allen of Milton
,ho vas here on a visit to Mr.. Bryon
sisters.
Tho inspirational meeting Of the five
o.r,Ios of the Woman's Auxiliary was
Sord Monday afternoon at the Presby-
terrain Church, Circle No. or which
1,rs Horace Curry is chairman be-
ing hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Munroe are
listing their sister, Mrs. r. H. Bu-
ford in Mariana.
Mrs. Pearl Gregory is in Sylvester,
Georgia on visit to relatives.
Mss Edna Hawthorn of Charlotte,
\. C. arrived Monday on a visit to
her friend Mrs. E.~B. Embry.
Miss Embia Jones of Tampa is, the
cuest of Mrs. A J. Key. Mrs. Key
entertained thirty young people Fri
day night at a swimming party at
Lillian Springs in honor of her guest
The Lime-Cola plant established
here three years ago has been bought
by r. E. L. McFarlin, the present post
master of Quincy. Mr.. Millirons, the
former owner, has gone to- Tampa to
engage in bOttling soda.
Misses Laura and Sallie Love re-
turned from a months outing at
Panace Springs, Florida for week.
Mrs. J. z. Shaw and Mrs. R3by
Williams motored to Live Oak this
week on a visit to relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Way are re-
ceiving congratulations on the arrival
Of a little daughter. christened Mar
jOrie.
\ delightful swimming party was
enjoyed at Lillian Springs Saturday
by the Greensboro young folks in
honor Of Lenore Gardner and Rachel
Creech Of Camilla, Georgia.
Misses Ollie and Bonnie Shelter
of Madison and the guests of friends
near Greensboro. aaasaxssE
Harold Sylvester who has been
stationed for some months at Great
Lakes Ill, has been transferred to
Pensacola and stopped at Quincy on
d visit to his father Howard Sylves-
ter.
Mrs. Daisy Massey and Mrs. Jacob
COvtngtOn are in Sumter, S. c. on a
visit to their sister Mrs. Marcia
Clarke Boykin.
Misses Sada and Mary Bostich are
visiting relatives in Charleston, Sa-
vannah and Beaufort, S. G..
Misses Mary and Katherine Graves
daughters of J. E. Graves after at
tending the marriage of Miss Tahen
at DeFuniak, are visiting their aunt.
Mrs, John McSween of Bombay.
Mrs. w. A. McDearmid entertained
about forty children at her home Fri
day afternoon in honor of her popu-
lar little visitor. Miss Mildred Roberts
Of Tallahassee.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Love are the
guests for week OF Mrs. M. A. Love
al her cottage at Atlantic Beach.