The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14
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saturday afternoon tho Chestnut
street Cemetery Association gave
bread and cake sale AZ BuEEetts Drug
store Thia sale was a success. a.
are an the endeassurH - the ladies' -
that association. which numbers Mrs
Ichn Huge Mr. Harry Porter. Mrs
- Brown. Mrs fIardinw. Mrs Griw9a
and Miss Grady. among Zee members
Thursday afternoon the phiiace held
na fret meeting Tor the year 1880
1871 Mrs. Geo. BENEDICT being presi-
dent this year. the meeting was held
in the rectory Recently the club AZ.
nilated with the womens Clubs ~ the
state % Florida. and 81 this meeting
the delegates 20 that convention. saon
% ~ held IN Tallahassee. were ap-
uolnted Madame Rice. who is one
~ the charter members 81 the clus
rsaa chosen delegate. and Mrs. j. r.
Hickey a. alternate.
The Parents and Teachers Associa 81
lion met IN the school AUDITORIUM on
Friday afternoon Mrs. = y league
the new president. addressed about
tha largest meeting 81 this society
that has ever come together This
organization satisfies the needs - the
schooi 80 well that IA r. becoming very
popular a. the city II was decided
10 extend Sc usefulness 10 the colored
school. o. rather, 90 organize similar
society among ths parents and teach
as az the colorcd school Airs " q
Porter Mrs. John q. huge and Mrs
" - Hickey. were made "A committee
~ three a. look into tho matter
The Catholic Reading Circle met a.
- Nasa.
day afternoon. Among those present
were Mesdames Harrison. Hoffman
Rice. Floyd Warren. 0ilus IaFeveF
Cumherworth and Mesalna.
Monday afternoon. Mra. ~. y. MARKS
opened her home % the members ~
the Junior Auxiliary 81 the AZ. =
chursh. who are nnw intent upon
builaing cement walk around the
church property AIRS Annie Hays
In chairman 81 this committee en-
this afternoon she was assisted by
Mrs. Marks and Mrs n Vincent The
party Was called waist party. and
each person was asked 60 give cent
FOR every inch ~ their waist line. The
afternoon was great success.
on Tuesday AIRS y r. Rice enter
tanned the Kin Club. Among those
present were Meadamcs LoFeVrc. Con
VERSE. MmntNUmurA. MesHlnm. Floyd
Eebert and paly
Mra John Marshall. Ir. entertained
very prrttllv on "Wednesday last The
game was Rive Hundred Mrs. Mar
shall served hot chocolate and salads
Amomg those present were MnadameH
T. a. HaRsrman. wiu Sheppard. *
Marshall ~ WefinR. paut pleoeer
Chas Marks E LsGailec. ~ spear
a. Sawyer. ana Miss n Morris and
MARY n. Gibson
The WiliouglhY D. Marks Poet ~
the American Legion. Eavu dam
az the armory On Armisticc night 81
the absence ~ ar. wakefield. 81
John Marshall. Jr was in charge
several committees had tho affair Is
hand Especially 90 b mentioned i
the work - the decoration committee.
~ which Mrs n ID Morris was ehalF-
man. She was assisted 81 members
~ TIE Legion and Mrs Marshall Miss
Morris Mlea Gibson and others Ia
the Grand march were STE and Mrs
John Marshall Dr.. SIR and Mrs
Charles MARKS Mr. and Mrs. W
Sheppard. ar. and Airs n I'll Rice
Mr.. and AIRS. ~ q Fannln. ar. and
Mrs. Hodges Mr. and Mrs l. a..
haMerman. Mr. WinainR and Miss
Morris. Mr Harp and Niles Theobald
AZ. Hickey and Miss Long. SIR TIoff-
man and Miss OiilH etc.
BETTY rieoWor thc only daughter -
Mr. and Mrs. Paul pleogor. broke her
arm ~ the Chapman High school last
FRIDAY Il was 4 simple fracture. aud
little Betty b. Ecttinr along nicely
Arrhdeacon Holt. general mission
AIRY for the Episcopal diocese of Flor-
ida, filled the pulpit Boa Trinity church
last SUNDAY Rev Geo D. Benedict
the reetur being absent. upon the M.
tiunswide campaign