The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-26
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TALLAHASSEE.


Tallahassee, Sept 25.-tSpecial). -
A. d. Avant returned to his home In
Mount Pleasant Tuesday, after a visit
OF several days with friends In Tai
lahassee.
Mr.. and Mrs. John v. Price, who have
Just returned from Lookout Mountain
Tenn, where they visited the Misses
Price for several weeks, will motor to
Pensacola after a brief visit in ITALIA :
hassee. the guests OF Mrs. B. c. Charles
Miss Mae Carroll. of Monticello, has
returned to the college, where she will
resume her studies for the winter Her
mother, Mrs. G. T. Carroll, accompan-
led her TO Tallahassee, and spent a
few days here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hutchinson and
Miss Mary Edwards, of Lloyd. were
visitors In Tallahassee Tuesday
Friends OF Mrs. Walter Cooper will
learn with pleasure that she has re-
cuperated from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Hall, who removed
here recently from Mansfield. Ohio
are pleasantly located at the home OF
Mrs. r. l.. Hunt on North Monroe-st.
A. B. Blackman of Quincy Is spending
OF friends.
spent Tuesday in Tallahassee, The
guest of friends.
L. r. Raney of Monticello, spent
Wednesday In the city. looking after
business interests.
John w. Wood, of Atlanta, spent
Wednesday In the city. and was a
guest Of the Leon hotel.
Mrs. e. j. Hatvher of Quincy, Is The
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
e. Wood, at their home on South
Boulevard.
Mrs. A. G. Johnston has returned to
her home on East Call-st. after a visit
OF two weeks at Panacea Springs.
Miss Nan Beggs of Orlando, is the
guest of her grandmother, Mrs. r. A.
Shine, at her home on North Calhoun
st.
Mrs. r. r. Crocker and little daugh-
ters have returned from cambridge
where they visited relatives for two
weeks.
Miss Miriam Mccall, Miss Katherine
Montgomery, Miss Martha Hamilton
and Miss Annie Lee Hamilton. all OF
Jasper, arrived in the city Tuesday to
attend the Florida State College for
Women.
Friends of Mrs. Grizelle B. Hart will
learn with pleasure that she will
shortly return from Jacksonville, and
will spend the winter in Tallahassee.
X. A. McCaskill of cambridge, spent
Thursday In Tallahassee. the guest OF
relatives.
Miss May Morse. state dairy agent
attended the meeting In Orlando this
week OF the State Dairy association.
Major Charles A. Brown, chief en-
gineer Of the state road department,
spent a few days with his family In
DeFuniak Springs.
f. e. Henderson, Of Live Oak, for
merly state bank examiner. spent q
few days in Tallahassee this week on
business.
Mrs. A. C. Glover has accepted a po-
sition IN the office of J. G. Kellum,
business manager of the Florida State
College for Women.
Virgil Hough, accompanied by the
Misses Hazel and Winnie Hough, OF
Gretna. were guests of friends in the
city Monday.
Miss Nina Weatherly spent the week
end in Quincy, the guest OF friends.
DR.. ]. G. Fish, federal inspector In
charge Of tuberculosis eradication work
in Florida. was prominent speaker at
the annual meeting of the State Dairy
association In Orlando this week. DR..
Fish, in his address. discussed tuber-
culosis cattle, and explained the mean
ing OF federal accredited herd.
Miss Helen Jones. of 0keeshobee, ar
rived In the city Monday to take UP
her work as one Of the assistants in
the teacher training department of the
Florida State College for Women.
Among the Marianne girls who have
registered at the Florida state College
for Women for the coming term are
Miss Desmond King, Miss Monica Fos-
ter, Miss Emma Williford. Miss Inei
stephens and Miss Sarah Milton.
Mr.. and Mr.. Newell Edwards ane
Mr.. and Mrs. Suber, of Greensboro
were visitors In the city Sunday, tht
guests of Mrs. Edwards parents. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. D. Terrell. on College-ave.
John l.. Clark OF Atlanta, was the
guest this week of his mother, Mrs
Nellie d. Clark, at her home on College
ave.
DIT. and Mrs. H. Il. Sapp and Miss
Rosa Lee Sapp of Havana. were visit
ors In the city Wednesday.