The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-01

work 81 the Episcopal church In the
selection 90 ar Beuod4e. faf the Sob.
Bishop Weed has secured the right
man. An West Florida remembers tho
Red Cross work a. Alr Benedict dur
ing tho late war when NJ WINS field
worker for tho Eed Cross
Hon. j. VI g GrlRes reached the
city last Saturday Nr GrEgs VIII
remain in town until after the 81
Vember elections Mr. glsgrs has
been IN the city durlag the summer
u u pleasant foF their ola friends 90
realize that the Ormaa homo t. again
open to receive then II De- one ct
the few remaining mansions of the.
dayr Of the Confederacy.
The Franklin County League uf
Women voters held the.r last meeting
before the election on "Wednesday
afternoon At this session polling
booth was sot up and tho women were
instructed n ne correct manner OF
voting Thts were also informed -
tho state laws upon the subject MIR
II L GRADY. Col J + Hickey. Mrs
Converse Mrs s g montgomery,
Mrs Harry Sawyer. and Mrs Mary
Moore made up this amateur board
Of inspectors About sixty women
took advantage ~ this opportunity 10
acauaint themselves with their new
political duties Mrs Moore presented
Mr. Grady and ~ made very able
address an democracy Ard what the
Democratic party meant 81 Che people
~ the south lie was cordially re-
ceiXod hv the members Or tho club.
and his sentence met with general
APPRECIATION Mr Grady said in clos
ing that he knew that these women
were an good democrats because they
looked like a.
Rev ar Cnvel ~ Lake city oc-
cupied the pulpit ~ Trinity church
last SUNDAY The recters ~ several
~ tho parishes ~ the diocese have
been very kind 10 helping MT Beue-
dict in this manner 81 while Mr.,
Hcuedict starts the wheels ~ The ma
ton wide campaign goinE throughout
The state his brothers are holding
these services for him.
Miss Mary Carol Rice entertained
the Poliyannr club on Friday after
noon Thh O. the Youngest % all the
soeial clubs ia the city It's members
vary in age from eight "a six Among
those present were Misses Theresa
Warren. Mary Frances Whitesidc.
Cardetia Brunson Mabel TeaMue. Mary
carol Ricc. Master George MhiteEido,
Farley Warren.
AIRS Carl sheppard entertained the
Five Hundred club Thursday after
noon she was assisted b Ai-s VIII
sheppard A. Mrs carl Sheppard
does not approve % cards the ladies
we're asked % bring their sewing
AFTER a social hour q salad coHfae was
served AmonE those present were:
Miss Mary Gibson. Florence Morris.
Mesdamss ~ g. Hanernau. Llgin
wenng. Rudolph Marshall john Mar.
shall Dr. Marion wing and htys AZ.
u Marks. Dr.
Mra. Emory Spear l. back in the
city AFTER a visit iu Atlanta. where
she was the guest ~ her sister. Mrs.
Raraeld while away AIRS spear CON
suited a specialist and her many
friends are glad 20 know that she
has returned improved ln health
Master Adair HsNeruau has re-
covered from an attack - dlphtherta.
The case was very mild and every
precaution haM been taken hy ar
end Mrs Wakefield against infection.
AR and Mrs j.. Buck are spend
ing the week on the turpentine plant
on their return 20 the city they leave
immediately for Atiautn The negro
who ATTACKED Mr.. Buck in Sepfem-
Der was found Eailty ~ attempted
mansinughtsr and received q aeg-
tence 81 SIS wears