The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-28
QUINCY


Thanksgiving day was very quietly
observed here, the church holding a
union service in the morning, Rev.
Webb. pastor of the Baptist church at
Greensboro. filling the pulpit The
schools gave Thursday and Friday hol=
days and most Of the male population
Went hunting, some Of them enjoying
duck hunts on Lake Jackson
Quincy now has an up-to-date filing
station and the firm of Gibson & Hofr-
man expect to be ready for business
this week. J. A. Hoffman, formerly of
Bainbridge Ca, will be manager. This
station win prove a great convenience
to motorists.
hunting party composed Of J. D.
Bailey, w. z. Wilcox. w. 3. Greer.
Rev. w. Al. Burns, Chief clyde Roberts
and DR.. G. p. Boring left early Mon
day morning, for Liberty county, about
80 miles south Of Hosford, where they
remained until Friday in quest OF big
game
Miss Leola Butler of Hardaway en-
tertained several of her friends at a
birthday party Wednesday evening.
Games and music afforded pleasure,
after which refreshments were served.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the Methodist church held an enjoyable
meeting Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. J S. Shaw. The lower floor
was bea: - 'ly decorated in chrysan-
themums y .e last chapter of the book
the class has been studying was given
In an interesting way. Miskowski's
| Spanish Dance" was played as a pi-
w ~ 7
and H. G.. Davis. Mrs. i. l. Willis
sang 'Mary,of Argyle, and Mrs. Lester
gave as a piano sole Les Rameux''
A delicious salad course was then
served
Elegant old English engraved invi-
tations have been sent out by Mr. and
Mrs A. T. Hearin to the marriage Of
their daughter Sarah Pauline to Mr..
Harold Cunningham Of Philadelphia on
the evening Of Dec. at the Quincy
Presbyterian church brilliant re-
ception will follow the wedding at the
home of the brides uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Love.
Mesdames Angus Hinson and z. D.
Davis entertained at bridge Saturday
afternoon at the home of the former
There were FIVE tables Of players and
dainty aprons were given as prizes
Miss Pauline Hearin, a popular BRIDE
elect, received a dainty gift A salad
course was served.
Mrs. w. J. FarneH announces the
approaching marriage of her daughter
Lily May to Alexander Thompson. on
Dec. 10 at the Baptist church at Whig-
ham, Ga. Miss Farnell at one time
taught in the Quincy schools, and Mr.
Thompson, whose home is at Gretna,
is an employee at the Quincy postoffice.
Mrs. 1. Gardner was hostess Wednes-
day afternoon at her home in honor of
Mrs. A. j. Stein. There were seven
tables of bridge players present, and
high score at each table was given a
dainty quill pen. Mrs. Stein, Miss
Fische1 of Chicago and Miss Pauline
Hearin, a popular bride-to-be, were
given dainty souvenirs. The place
cards were suggestive of Thanksgiv-
ing and turkey luncheon was served.
Rev. D. j. Blackwell and H. A. Love
went to Monticello Tuesday evening
where they installed Rev. Henry
Holmes as pastor Of the Presbyterian
church of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Fryer and chill
dren came from Blakeley Monday on
a visit to Mrs. T. r. Smith
Mrs Y. L. Watson and sons, Frank
and Y. L., Jrs spent Thanksgiving in
Tallahassee visiting friends
Miss Julia Blount had as her guests
this week Mrs Julia Cheetang and
Miss Miriam Cross of Bristol
J. E. Graves is enjoying a weeks
hunting at st. Marks.
on Tuesday night the Quincy WON
ans club viii stage home talent va
riety show at the Emprei theater for
the benefit of the new club building.
The Boy Scouts band will play. several
numbers and the Mother Goose Story
Book" will present about 80 of Quin-