The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-20

Rev. Francis Yarnall acted as toast
master in a most happy manner and
between courses called upon various
officers nd members, whose response
: in each instance was most timely and
interesting. Nearly fifty members en-
joyed the banquet which is the first
Of series of social gatherings to be
held by the lodge
| Although the youngest Of the lodges
OF secret order in the city, the Moose
lodge has made tremendous strides in
I. membership and is now numerically
one Of the strongest of such organiza-
ltions in Tallahassee. The personnel OF
Its membership makes it certain that
the lodge will continue to expand and
grow, and that it will be a power for
good in the community. Plans for the
erection of club house are being dis
lcussed and progress Is being made
lalong this line.
The universal admiration Of all Tall
Ilahasseeans for the excellent work
done by Prof. r. M. Sealey, city sup
erintendent Of schools, was never more
clearly attested than in the following
resolution which was introduced and
formally passed by the city commits
sioners of Tallahassee in regular ses-
sion on Tueday evening:
"Whereas, Professor r. M. Sealey
has been city superintendent of public
schools of Tallahassee for the past
three years, and
whereas, Professor Sealey has Ia
bored diligently and successfully to
enlarge the standards and increase the
efficiency of our public schools. and
Whereas, The public school system
Of our city under the management and
direction of Professor Sealey has been
recognized as one of the best in the
state. now
therefore, Be 1t Resolved BY the
city commissioners of the city of Tai
,1ahassee, that we take this opportunity
to express our appreciation OF Pro-
lessor Sealey's work among us, and we
recognize in him gentleman of the
highest moral. christian and profess
sional character, we recognize him as
a man in every respect suited to di-
rect the youth of our community, and
trust that his stay among us Will
continue indefinitely.
ssBe It Further Resolved, That copy
of this resolution be furnished to Pro-
lessor Sealey. copy to the local board
of the trustees of the Tallahassee
sub-school district and copy to the
county board of public instruction. ;.
Done in regular session this 18th,
day of June, A. D., 1920.
'GUYTE p. McCORD,
- Mayor,
"B. H. BRIDGES,
City Clerk"
This testimonial following closely
upon similar communication last
week addressed to Professor Sealey by
the Tallahassee Chamber of Com
merce, attests the splendid esteem in
which this prominent educator is held
in this community.
Judge William III. Ellis has returned
from Jacksonville, where he presided
at the meeting of the State Bar Assoc
citation.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. sMacGowan
Of Quincy spent this weekend in Tai
lahassee the guest of the latter's
mother, Mrs. c. G. Leman.
Mrs. William N. Sheats and Mr.. Will
liam N. Sheats. Jr., left Tuesday for
an extended visit to Hendersonvilie.
N. G..
Bryan Mack has returned from a
short visit to Jacksonville.
e. A. Fleming of Pensacola spent
and Tuesday in the city on
business.
Col. T. j. Appleyard and grand |
Miss Catherine Fitzgerald
left today for San Francisco, where |
Colonel Appleyard goes as delegate
to the national democratic conven- |
ton
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Yon and
daughter, Isabelle, left today for San
francisco, where Mr.. Yon will attend !
rs a delegate of the national demo- /
cratic convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Buchan spent I
several days at Panama City this week. I
James A. Mortland of the state high I
way department, spent Wednesday at !,
River Junction on official business
George 1. Martin had as his guest
IN Sunday. his mother. Mrs. E. S.
Martin of Quincy.
A motor party in the city on Tues
lay comprised Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. !;
Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomas.