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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28
We WILL DRILL On Ss !, ,

believe is better pay higher price and get
leases know oil be found than TO buy cheap acre
any present the Craven OIL Refin
ug Company leases ies Of spendidy located
land Most of il has production on all sides
". will drilling FIST well inside Of % days and
should be completed within ~ days after drilling starts
being for this work and the actual date Of
beginning depends uroa how quickly supplies be placed
the ground.
The location about miles North OF the town OF
Descmoua aud entirely surrounded by producing wells
The Duke Dome we'll about CO. North steady aud
consistent producer the 270l foo, sand several
wells ou cur south barrel well recently brought
fcw hundred yards the East Of and 2et1 barrel
well the West ~ line These two wells drilled to
the sand 300 and the that
both sands be reached on this lease
We propose 10 utilize the production from this well to pay
dividends plan sell sufficient stock 10 finance the
company for all purposes and will income from pro
u,on aud refining pay dividends 10 tho fullest extent
jasfiiir, By sound business judgment
With wells producing OIL with refinery 20
handle will he able make a the profits the crude
makes journey from the bosom of Mother Earth the
ultimate consumer And because OF TINS ideal combination
viii be subject The market conditions such
those companies whch have production and refinery
> refinery and production.
This ideal combination safeguards the enterprise;
la able make money have started active
operations
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

Pvice have -ozs ~ consi1erael.
since t1e poe; wrote that SeO1e ma,
waiting litsie here k-esoe-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

THE LEADER. GUTH
4 rroE Lcii2 Andrews oE he Cnlvel
ls4tF x OklAhoma. has been alnlfss
10 the AneEsc8a Collere os Pays
elaa& cne Of the nrss wonen 70 !
% AozoEed
Federal szeals sEi make q roand
Up of nzroosic petdleTS n Lossa eozl
~ next seed.
]
I'd I Thomas. owner q drug sior
n Drumrisar. i IN the city He "a
Eoszd gnilsy q cAarge % consrirzr
10 smaSsle o7ian frOn vsaico 20 I'll
coantEy lie 3 oat o. bail pealin
sense1ce.
/ - %
N2poieoa Buffalo, an Indian. ~zi
l1,ro1ghf frer. Waite Eagle this morn
1Rg charged with kiiling his wife
Erideace tzken al the inquest saoset
that he Indian had beaten ais wif,
While both were drank~ SAe died iro1
Itae inturses-
-
George Motley. os Wilson's hSFAes
sAop. = settled dowa 10 worx assin,
after getting married Rll Martin
Vas hes- man a, his wedding ~Aieh
;oos place AZ Wilson's Aosne Thursday
ntgat
----------- -----------------O
A couple o. crystal bail EoF.-ne tel
lers are iooking Tor a desirable locA-
iaoz il Cathrse 70 ply THAR trade
fndlcasioas pogn, 20 S0ne fracsion
bescrc : Successor 20 O L Brooks. or
tie locz. school bard ss chosen
Mayor Hartman snys ih~ city con-
msss.Ca sill psss An ordinance. Man-
dAy. making the changes il the street
car frAncasse and system
u
p Gregory. a rial treat Is r
s.o-a Tor fhcse wAo hear Dr. Dxls
Taeker At sAe Library MoasAy even
.1g nas a member of party O,
use. inelaslng Dr Tacker. Who AeE
meetings in one section O. tae state
AEd Dr Taskc- never failed TO please
ana Instruct the Andssucr
.
Ral Hasdins og Pryor Cnaes was .
visitor al the odl Felleps h.ssigaar-
.crs Yesterday
wc'sc having Pscsares On sun iay
nights.
Tals weck they ~ll BE ga sac a.oaa-
tain Mates,
II sureiy will ~ worth year while
For you % thus soar time 10 ae-
sule
Come. hr.ng yoar family to shh
'rc2.
Corner Division and No.sie Street
LOOKS - ], the BrOiaeEa1cAs are
sessas on the EseA- -Clna.ns bill
ackwarfs
-scacclng I.ansins~ remarked judge
'wSak nay a&Fe seen A k&fs 81 sat
lex.s-n Policy 4
e -----------
4 vc.se cries cut. Wat ~oaid ths
geF.d 80 wiiAclt i~e sAissy pin
rs scsd suees 70 say iaAs Il wo9sc
lip down
sap HFcNn SAYS iae max ~no pc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

Jch- q Adams. ~ho = a sf2Inc,
rs01h..czu says the people are Be.
ginntug 20 look upon tse cemocrsiis
ad-.-,sirztson as 4 stzfied ripe olive
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

al The town Of .Iskrhamon This i in the heart of
Dsssien,oaa field, where oil being produced all ~
wher. transportation charges viii be small and where
slant supply Of crude oil Is assured.
Erection Of this refinery of 3o00 barrels capacity d.
will start with the completion Of the railroad being
between Wichita Falls Texas and Dublin, Texas. II is rN
Cd ai this rad viii he finished by March LIST No branch
tie Oh industry offers the possibilities Of profits from the
ginning of operations a. the refinery business Enorm
profits have been made from reueres and refinery in
heart ~ field where oil gushing from wells oil SID
should psy handsome dividends the amount we win h
invested in the plant.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

\ case q bi< head IN = i8slc l0l
= fanny 4 case Of bs acad in . eI.
10 ! p.iheiic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

Sxl9 BroNn SAYS ,ae max sho prS
yides tae sGcc0T IS often ihs sucker
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

4 voice cries Ons. Wat No1ld ths
werld 80 wsAcat i&e safety pin
lts q good Suees 10 say tAA, il w0ald
slip down
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

Charles Se~iy says Mr. Palmer J
ready 10 blame everything o1 the r.
puhlicars He mar ret 2cense shsz
q sinking TIE L1sitisnix-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

f.Daxs - II the Broiatraa4cAs ar
eesisnE OH the Esc1- CI-Zl.ns bil
h1ckwGrfs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

and brought IN around Il adding TO It's value,
ony 10000 shares of the capital stock = being off
this time had better make reservation al once,
you ean get par Tho balance Of the stock will BE- pla
in the treasury be sold only future development dcna
II AMI viii draw D, dividends until IL j. sold.
The Craven oil Refining Company Is eliminating,
possible every element Of risk j. trying TO develop
eanzaiion that viii paw dividends the stockholders
the same time safeguard their interests
Other big oil companies have been developed just 5
initial plan this They have proceeded along Just II
lines and today they rank among the foremost ccnenders
supremacy in the industry
What others have done. We. too. DO. We believe
plans such that dividends will be possible
refinery j. put into operation.
However if You any Of this stock at par value, 81
per share wire your reservation and let your ch
10 cover follow, as,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28

Wc'sc having Pvsares On sun las
nights.
TAls week theg AL Be "a sAc a.oaa-
tain MATES,
Il sareiy win h. Eorsh year while
For yoa % thus soar time ~ ee-
sule
Come. hTlng yolF family 10 ihlH
;rc2.
lnrr.r nlNlsina ana Na..le S.rles-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-28
OF THE

UHI TIU Ihr tTaNfn NnI Noou nake NefH INf-
United States standing for honesty integrity
and upughtne>s Captains Craven and Wood say TO
fheir personal friends well 10 those who kno"
them only hv reputation The Craven OH 4 Refining
Company will be - conducted TO bring profits 10
shareholders bring satisfaction 10 the investors and TO
add and dignity the honorable names bear
promise the shareholders that funds OF this company
will be handled other than would ha3fe funds;
that when profits made they win b. distributed d,i
wherever with the development plans and the
safety company that the interests OF the shareholders
will i've safeguared every possible way 10 the end thar iher
investment may represent the maximum Of safety and AZ the
time PAY the maximum * profits consistent with con-
srvsve business policies No company do more than this
and many do less
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-19
Children S Drawers

These are in sizes Of from 2 to IA
years and listed here at unusually
low prices Of 2ec, Soc, 75c. and s5c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-19
Petticoats

Many new white Petticoais ar
rived for our Sale Of White. We
have any size in them, trimmed in
lace and embroidery flounces
Priced at size, s1.69 and s275.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-19
Princess Slips

All sizes are among them. They
are plain white with pink or blue
ribbons. Some are plain while
others have pleaied effects.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-19

Silk underwear in pink only, in all
the listed articles:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-19

Children's Gingham Dresses h
small patterns of any size and style
desired. at $1.5s to Slss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-19

Pure white. in good quality, some
plain, Others are trimmed with lace
and some in embroidery Priced at
si49, s159 and $3.50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-19

Kimonos in materials of Crepe de
Chine, Cheney Silk, and Serpentine
Crepe, all in beautiful eOlors; priced
at from $2.5o to $3.50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-19
Corset Covers

Some Of them are white. while
there IS a goodly assortment Of pink
and some blue Choice. CSC.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-05

lahassee this week. having appeared
before the supreme court Dir. Hud-
son and hfa charming family formerly
resided in Tallahassee. and they have
many friends here who extended to
AR Hudson a cordial welcome on hiss
return visit
w ~ Wood Jr.. OF Boyd. was sthe
week -end guest of his parents, Mr.
ON BronouEh street
NJ and Mrs ~ y. Moore announce
the arrival OF a little daughter. sun
day. November ~. The body will be
ohrtstened Alma Ruth.
Hon. ~. r. *. pettiugiil. of Tampa
was among the prominent visitors IN
the city this week having appeared
before tho supreme court
Mrs. w. a Hodson and Mrs. g. r.
Lamb. dra 81 Thomasvilie. were visl-
tors Ia the city Friday
Hon ID j. Jones circuit 1udne. 0f
Chlssl~sss =ss~ss& @@W@-ss DAYS ia the city
this week sitting a. q member OF the
supreme court IN certain caaqF ia
which Justices Ellis and West respec-
lively were disqualified.
Charles Peacock has returned 10
Tallahassee. having spent the Thanks
giving season IN Jacksonville. the
guest % relatives
r. ~. Temple spent the week end in
jacksonville. the guest 81 friends
Dick shaw. 81 Quincy. spent a few
days in tho city this week on bust
ness.
Mrs. Matte L Dyal. or Jackson
vile. Il the guest o. relatives in the
city.
Theo. Proctor spent the weekend in
Jacksonville where he transacted
business.
Miss Lou Ella Jones. member OF
the senior class fine Florida Stale
College for Women. has as her guest.
her mother Mrs Jones. ~ Jackson
vile, who 4 pleasantly located AZ the
home of Mr. and AIRS r. &. Gilmore
on West Park avenue.
y. y. AIcNair win open a drug store
m the Amcs building on the first Of
January, and viii be attractively To-
Gated In the store now occupied by
Mrs. Irene Banks miiliuer.
Mr. aud Mrs. r. - WinthroB and
Mr.. and Mrs D. - McNair motorca
"a the coast sunday afternoon.
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Women and Events
Phone 80 between 10 a. III. and 8 p m.

little f.Fear-old son. Braxton. ".
Llcutcnaat Rhodes has come Is the
local naval air station 90 complete his
course in aviation and they expecH IS
be in the city about sis months Thep
have apartments At rs North Reus-st
Mrs Rhodes was formerly Miss Err
neHtine Ieudcvine.
--Frienas ~ Mrs. May Jeudevine
will be glad 20 know that she Is mucf.
Improved after having undergone a
recent operation at the Pensacola hos
pltal and that she expects 20 be able
90 return home shortly
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-05

dining room where she served a wild
goose dinner Among those present
were. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ". Ha@ermaAn.
Ar. and AIRS. A. s. Mohr. AIRS. NJ. T..
Alexander and Miss KImhail
"Wednesday afternoon the Magnolia
Cesaetsfy Association held q called
meeting. a. the home Of Miss Klsnball
II was decided 70 replace the order for
tie marker, which II 20 be placed over
Dr. GorTie's grave. Tho ladies have
been held up in thia worthy purpose.
BY the disturbed condition In the stone
cutters business.
Friday last the Ladies Aid society
80 the NJ. r. church opened their an
nuai church sale. They served sun
pers. sold candy and fancy articles.
suitable Tor Xmas gifts. The saIs viii
continue through Saturday. The fol-
lowing ladies' are active IN this work;
Mesdames. A. =. Ham. wiea Sawyer.
~. 4. Oliver. II. u. Marks. G.. f..
WseFus. and Frank Vincent
Airs. John Wakefield ana family
have returned 20 their home IN ths
city after spending the summer and
fail in Carrabeiie.
turned from y summer visit IN North
Carolina and New York. Miss olive
Ruwe will spend the winter in New
YORK. where she will carry on her
study OF art.
Mrs. NJ. Manuel OF jacksonville. ~
tho guest of her mother aud sister
Mrs. Brown ard Mrs. MiiIicent Me-
Ginnis.
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A nAcAKIoR's soLILooUv.
1wgfh ap0iofies 10 shakesneare J

twgth apologies 10 Shakespeare
10 wed or not 70 wed-tha Is tho
question.
whsihsr Ms better after an. 10
marry
And b. eaioled ana hullied ny = wife.
or 60 take up club llfe and collins.
Ard play fool 20 some one ciscn wife
To iove--to wed-and BY a wedding
start
The ssruseiss and the thousand pretty
cares
Thas slaves" are heir to--'tis a rare
vocation
Devoutly 10 be wished fort To love
20 wed
To we'd -psrchance % be divorced,
AYE. there's the rub
Ter n that dream 81 bliss what jolta
may come.
when ~ have cast aside eur inde-
pendance
Must make " wary there's the sorry
thonNht
That makes most bachelors hest
tate
VINO. there IL. could bear the daily
naering
OF me modern wife for new clothes
and hatsf
And the insolenoe Or mother-in-iaw
and her rule
That you are subject to.-even 10.
the prohibition
OF smoking cigar 81 pipe IN your
own homo
AYE getting married. / may per-
haps exchange
a perfect comfy biubroom for small
apartment
Then fho dread Of something else 10
come
Perhaps a Pekineese or two instead OF
Babies
That's the ufe on chance from whose
dark bourn
so many are returning by way or.
Reno
And that's what fills ~ with dis
may and makes us bear
The mineries we have than fiy to evils
We know nothing Of
This cowardice makes bachelors Of
$50 many.
sAM MILLER
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FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
Free Trial 81 Methed That Arsens
Car Use Without psseerfert
or less ~ Tire.

We have = use1ha6 for tae eunssua Of
Asthma and ws ~aat Fon 70 Try Il ~
err expense. No funffeT whether your
case in Of long standing oT recsus de-
w~iapmenf. whether lk T. present - co.
casstonai % chronic Asthma son should
nend for . free trial OF eur methea. No
matter in what climate you i've. no mat
Ter what your mka or occupation. ~ Yea
ara troubled with asthma our nethed
Should relieve ven promptly.
We especially want TO send II 20 fnass
apparently hopeless cases. where al
FERNS Of inhalaFs, doAehea. opium pre-
parationn fumes. s.paeent smokes etc.
have failed. We want 70 shew every
one a. our expense. that eur naethssd
IL designed 20 end al diffieaas breathing.
all Wheezlna. and all thoea fsFFshls par
OxyMFas a once.
This free offer d too Important 20 neg
ieet a single day. Write now AID beNta
the method - once Send no money
Simply mail coupeu below. DO e fndav
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-05

school Mrs. $. r. Rice and Mrs. r..
Hoffman made s2s on candy alone.
Gen. and Mrs. Wilson OF Anniston.
Alabama. are in the city. AZ least
Mrs. Wilson q IN the city, bat Gen.
Wilson and his friend spend most OF
their time hunting. At present they
are out for deer.
r. r. Hedges was IN the city the
other day. lie has Just returned from
a trip TO the Pacific coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. " h. Ives are now
occupying their cottage facing Bat
terry Park. Mr. and Mrs. Ives are
among those wise New Workers who
realize the merits Of our Florida win.
ters
Mrs T.. = victims vas awarded the
prize FOR the best poem or acceptance
20 Mrs. H. q. Bucks Thanksgiving
party The award was protested on
the plea OF the inefficiency Of the
three Judges: Messrs. Buxxett. Collier
and Sheppard. whom the protesting
lady said. were just ordinary men.
Whereupon Mrs. Sheppard arose and
declared that the decision 81 the
judges must stand, for her husband
WAS no ordinary man. Altogether this
innovation in the regular routine OF a
card party. was the source Of much
morriment. Mrs. John Marshall. Jr.
was honored with a pretty rcmem-
brance. Mrs. NJ. l.. Wing won the
f.rse prize. Miss Morris the consoia-
ton.
Thursday evening Mra. Walton en-
tertained most charminRiy. that small
group OF select friends. known as the
Moss Backs. After playing bridge
Mrs Walton asked her guests into the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-05

Marks and tho city's William Tel, r..
= Weflng. Zach of these hunismen
spent most OF the week tn the woods.
They returned with their refrigeratora
packed. r.. g. Porters party brought
back us ducks and rs geese OF
these geese Master Richard Porter
killed more than any other single hun
ter In this party Mr. Wefing.s boat
returned with l6s ducks and several
geese. The other hunters were equal
~ fortunate aid that was how II hap
poned that turkey took a back seat
this THANKSGIVING
Monday afternoon Mrs s. - Mont
gomery gave 81 card party in honor OF
her mother, Mrs. Converse Mrs. Mont
gomery was assisted by Mrs II r.
Oliver and Miss Mercia MONTGOMERY.
The drawing room was decorated with
roses from the Montgomery garadens.
Hot coffee and salads were served
Mrs- Geo. Egbert won the first prize
Mrs, j. q. RuRe the consolation
Among those present were; Mesdames
Alexander. J. g. Ruge, s. r. Rice. Lee
Fevre. Geo. Egbert. Il. Warren. II. r..
oliver. J. Messina. s. N Flood. NJ
DAILY, p. Hoffman and Miss Klnbail.
Geo Benedict called tho members Of
tho local r. G. Chapter together on
Monday afternoon when the executive
officers decided 70 put through the
drive. This meeting was retarded un
~ December by the absence Of the
chairman. Mr.. Benedict. who has been
actively engaged on the nation wide
campaign
saturday evening the Catholic ladies'
leadership ~ Mrs. Jos. Messina. these
closed their baSaar Under the able
ladies cleared s2ea Tor the convent
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-05

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Tallahassee has been On preparation
this week for the annual conference
81 the Methodisis of Florida. which
convenes "a tire city next week.
Homes vii BE opened up 10 900 dele
gates ana the deliberations a. the con-
ference are being anticipated with 81 :
terest Bishop Warren A. Gambler ~
Atlanta. viii preside ~ the confer
enee and has already arrived IL the
city. Bishop and Mrs Gambler are
pleasantly located ~ the Leon hotel
for their stay here. and are the guests
~ Mr. J r. Rnndle
The Girls Club of Leon county won
first prize in home demonstration
work exhibits az the state Pair al
Jacksonville the prize being $50 81
cash.
Leon county feels Justly proud of
this award. az in the contest. the
girls 81 Leon county were In compe.
iiiion with all the other clubs OF the
state.
Pred Hardee. Of live Oak was n
visitor iu the city THIS week having
spent several days here looking after
business interests.
Charles Law returned Saturday to
Cincinnati, after a visit OF several
DAYS in the city. tho guest 81 his fam
ily a Lac Cal plantation.
a delightful dance was enjoyed at
the Golf and Country Club Thursday
oveninE. Amoag those dancing were
Mr. aud Mr. q W wilson. Mr. and
Mrs Allan Maratta. Nj and Mru. n.
=. Winthrop, Mr. and Mrs. T. i. Nc
Nair, Mrs, Charles g. Law. Miss Myr-
uce McCaskih ar. Ralph Dawson.
AR nlount Myers and Mr. Bryan Pal.
mer
ID. p g. Moor returned Tuesday
from a visit ~ several weeks IN north
eastern points
Mrs Kenneth Collins viii leave this
week Tor q visit with her parents In
at sterling. KY
Mrs Il. A. shine. Jr. spent a few
days On the city this week. having re-
turned from a visit of 10 DAYS. the
guest 81 her sister. Mrs Charles Mea-
dows. 81 Montezuma. ca.
Mira ~ r. Croker and attractive
little daughters have returned from
HaiffuffuHN ~--sia0ra &A~y were the
guests of relatives during the Thanks
giving season.
Mlaa Marie Won has returned from
delightful visit with relatives IA
Blountstnwn
Mrs. r. J. Ennis. OF Columbus. Ca.
ia the gueat Of her daughter. Mrs
D w. Martha. at her home on West
Gaines street
Mr. and Mrs . c. Riley and fam
Aly ~ Bedford. Va. spent a few DAVIS
in Tallahassee this week en- route 10
Tampa where they viii make their
future home. While In tho city they
were the EueNts 81 ar Riley'a sister.
Mrs. =. A. Gilbert. at her home on
College avenue
AIRS. G d. Allen IN able 60 be oar
again after several days illness az
her home on Calhoun street
Mrs. y 6. Williamson and Mr. and
Mrs. :. G, Williamson. Jr.. left Mon
day afternoon for a visit 81 40 days.
with relatives IN Virginia.
Hon 4. ~. Hudson. 81 Miami. was
among the prominent visitors i'm Tai.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-05
ENTERTAIN M HONOR
OF JACK 3. !. POWELL

n honor 20 the fourteenth wedding
anniversary of ar and Mrs Jack d
Z. Powell Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. h.
7. Powell entertained a number OF
shrinsr friends and their ladies a.
their homo in Baskerville The no.
hihtF waa well represented and a.
freQusutlg happens. the festivities
were continued into the wee hours
The decorations were hnprupFIate
consisting of American Beauty roses
and autumn foliage An excellent
musical preErnm was carried out and
dancing waa enjoyed. A buffet lunch
Was served
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-05
J 3 . . . . . . . . . Q o . J.
: ABoUT PEOPLE VIZ KNOW =
. - - . y q u q q q u n q u - =

--Arr and Mrs ". HamhiIn. Mrs
y n wilkinson. Mrs A =. Finch and
AIRS. W. - Mcpavid metored down
from Century for the DAY yesterday
--Afr aud Mrs r n. McCurdv ~
Century spent yesterday IL Pensa-
cola.
Mr. ard Mrs T X. williams. who
have been spending the past month
with relatives and friends IN points 81
Alabama and Tennessee. are expected
home this week
Mr.. ana Mrs ~ q. Allen ~ Birm-
inRham nfe expected 20 arrive this
afternoon O. ~ the guest until after
Christmas of MIS- Aliens parents
Capt and Mra n n Care.
AFR. and airs. r. X. Haberson ana
Me- and AIRS. a. B Iaberson ~ Chip
lev spent yesterday in Pensacola.
AIR r. ~ Newcnmb. general man
aver ~ the san Carlos hotel. returned
~ Pensacola yesterday morning sitter
visit In Augusta. ia. and ether
naints
AIRS w. " Patterson 81 West
Palm Beach viii arrive In Pensacola
toni9ht 70 spend Christmas with her
mother Mrs. Idliie " Johnson. az her
Rome, s2e Nerth no Winierm-st
fflenas are welcoming Lieut ana
~ tsaxfen Rhodes ON their return
FefeAcala from Mineola. Ions
l-'%Aa. thef ere accompanied ~ their
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-05
HoLsT MALONE
WEDDING.

The marriage % Miss Violet Malone
and Mr. Aiarlch Hoist both of t'ensa-
cola. was quietly HUiemuiNed yester-
day afternoon a. sacred Heart parish
rev Father McDermoft performing
- ceremony Mas Catheren stew
..k~d ar. n. Campbell were TIE only
ssta. F0liowlag the ceremony
- as And AFoom and members ~
Rinsdtste families were enter
1917 informally al dinner a. the
le "t Aifn q. Gathleny. aunt 81 the
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-05

Miss Jessie crooks entertained Tues
day evening At her home, is02 Lake
view~aves ln honor ~ AfiHs Entels
Teat and Miss Arieta Lewis % Samp-
son, Ala. guests ~ Mrs. Nonoisl shaw.
Dancing and games were snjoyed.
The guests were Misses Bertha.
Grace ard Tee Jacobson. Eatelle Teat.
AFleta Lewis. Mrs. shaw and Miss
Crooks Messra Albert Graves. Charles
hFitten, louis Weekley. Waddle Ellie
CliNora smithergnan Of Selma. Ala
Henry Teat. y q. shaw. Arthur aud
Freddie Crooks and ban Lichtenfelt