The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-15
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Quincy, Aug. 14.-Quincy presents a
lively appearance with every road
leading into the city covered with
trains of wagons bringing to market
the splendid tobacco crop that is
swelling the bank accounts. Gadsden
County people are : prosperous and
happy over the outlook of good crops
of all kinds.
A marriage Of interest Thursday in
cambridge, Georgia, was that of Mer-
Ger Bishop of this city and Mrs. z. J..
Hannah. The wedding occurred at the
Baptist pastorium and the ceremony
performed by Rev. Schell. The couple
are enjoying an auto trip through
Georgia.
Judge p. s. Thomson attended the
funeral at Hosford of Julian T. Bailey
and conducted the Masonic burial rites.
Deceased died at his home at Telogia
and was a member of Gretna Lodge of
T. & A. M. and member of Gads-
den Chapter r. A. M. of Quincy.
DIR. II. G. Davis. pastor of the Meth
odist church has gone to New Or
leans to join Mrs Davis and the chill
dren, who have been with relatives
there for several weeks. They will
visit Gordo, Tuscaloosa, Birmingham
and other Alabama cities.
Mrs. w. w. Cory has returned
from visit to relatives in New Jer-
sey.
Herbert May, of the Quincy office
of the American Railway Express COM
pany, is spending his vacation in Hen
Jacksonville. N. c.
Mrs. j. c. Blalock and little son, OF
Thomasville, is hree on visit to the
family of F. +. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Shelter and Mr..
and Mrs. L. +. Butler left Friday to
spend two weeks at Monteagle, Ten
nessee.
Miss Maude Hemanus. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hemanus, was
married Saturday to Mr.. Jesse Sea-
crest of Fort Pierce. The marriage
occurred at the home of the brides
sister. Mrs. ]. ]. Moody, Of Fort
Pierce.
A large delegation of Royal Arch
Masons went to cambridge Thursday
by invitation to attend a meeting of
that chapter. Degrees were to be con-
ferred on large class and the WISH
tors from Quincy and several from
Georgia towns are to be entertained at
a banquet at Lake Douglas.
Miss Essie Gay, of Monticello, Is the
guest OF Miss Rosa Gay Martin and
will also be the guest for a few days
of Misses Alma Greer and Frances
Nebb.
Mrs. Y. L. Watson and Y. l.. Jr., ex-
pect to visit Georgia the first of Sep
TENDER, to attend the marriage of the
formers niece, Miss Gladys Mcdaniel,
of Augusta, to Harry Stanley Hast
ings, of Decatur, Georgia.
Mrs. c. v. Pinson and sons Robert
and Walter have returned from visit
of several weeks to relatives and
friends in Atlanta.
A. L. Wilson, Jr.. who was brought
home from Camp Sapphire. N. c. on
account of an injured knee, has re-
turned to the camp. where he is tu-
toring number of boys. Al is COM
peting for the Rhodes scholarship and
his friends would like to see him win.
Mrs. Sanfard May, accompanied by
her two children, is here from Miami
on a visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. p. May.
The Quincy Baseball team has dis
banded after a record season. OF the
35 games played, Quincy won Fl. lost
10, tied 3. Manager Joe Wedelles had
to retire for business reasons and no
one else seems willing to take his
place.
OF the nine escaped prisoners from
the Quincy Jail, five have been cap
tured and the other four should worry
because Sheriff Gregory never fails to
get his man.
There was a meeting of the retiring
and incoming executive board mem
bers of the Woman's Club Thursday
at which many plans for civic and
other work were made. The Quincy
club will make an effort to assist the
Tallahassee club in entertaining the
State Federation which meets in the
Capital City in November.