The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-09
QUINCY


Tuesday Practically every church O
the five counties in the association
was represented. Addresses Of welcom
were delivered by Acting Mayor w e
Shelter and Revs. Fl. A Love. of tn,
+ Presbyterian church ard H G. pa
Wis. OF the Methodist church. An Intro
dtctory sermon was preaehed by DR.. ]
r. V. Feldman, a converted Jew Rev
". A Burns. of the Quincy church
was elected moderator and Frank VIII.
lis clerk and treasurer Of the associa-
tion, Dinner was served at the church
both Tuesday ard Wednesday. and
/ over 200 persons We're served.
II. a. Brown. a graduate Of the Lon
don. Paris and New York Academies
of Designing and Cutting and who has
had many years. experience in the tall
oring business. had a formal opening
of his elegant new parlors in Quincy
Friday.
| DR.. A H. Logan of the federal de-
/ par ment, has come. here from Rich
mond. KY, to succeed DIR. r. A. Nc
Brayer who has been stationed al
Quincy during hog cholera extermiua-
tion work.
Neighbors for miles around have
been visiting the Bosticz farm to get
glimpse of the triplets born yester-
day. A graded Jersey COW. is the mother
and all are females of good size and
healthy and normal
At meeting of the Board Of Stew
ards of the Methodist church held here
Monday night resolutions We're passed
asking for the return Of the pastor
DR.. III. @. Davis, who has served the
church the past five years.
County Demonstration Agent d. L.
Campbell left Tuesday for Live Oak
to join r, w. Blackjack. Boys club
agent for the state. and the II boys
from Florida selected to attend the
fair at Atlanta.
The fourth annual meeting OF the
North Florida chamber OF commerce
viii De held at the courthouse in
quincy Oct. II, beginning at 10 a. m. !,
with an afternoon session at 8 O'clock.
Gov. Hardee has been invited to at
tend and speak. Many matters of inn
portance to all Of North Florida Will
be considered. Invitations have been
extended to all boards Of county COM
missioners and chambers of commerce
sf the territory to attend; also mem
befsof the press OF North Florida The
afternoon session will be devoted
largely to state road No. /, with practi-
calIy every town in North Florida rep
resented by delegates.
Mesdames w. B. Harden, S. ".
Hough, b. f. Watson, g. FL. Willis,
with Neal Johnson. A. L. Johnson and
Miss susie Mckeown. represented the
Gretna church at the meeting here
this week of the Baptist association.
Mrs. Jack McFarlin was hostess to
the Young Mauons bridge club, FRI
day afternoon.
A business meeting OF the Wonan's
Missionary society of the Methodist
church was held Monday ate loon,
and plans were made for the meeting
OF the District Woman's Missionary
society to be held here Saturday, Oc-
tober Is. S. w. Brown. janitor at the
court house, left Tuesday on a visit %
his old home in the northen part Of
Leon county. It will be his first visit
to that locality in 80 years.
Mrs. NJ A. Love visited Mrs. A. X.
Gholson, of River Junction, Friday. and
while there attended a meeting Of the
Woman's club.
John A. BerryhiIl and ". L. Berry
hill. Of Charlotte, n. c.. are. visiting
in quincy this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodon. Miss She'll
man and Miss Connell, OF Monticello,
were all delegates to the Florida Bap-
fist association
Attending the Lasses white MINISTRIES
In Tallahassee Friday night, were
Misses Julia Monroe, Augusta Wood.
Eula Bell. and Messrs. Randolph
Jones, Pierce Wood and John Lester.
A large number Of friends and rela-
tives went to Tallahassee this week
to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Eugene
Davis, who died at the hospital there
Of spinal meningitis.
Miss Mary Wood Davis has gone to
where she viii remain
several weeks doing some work in tha
Lewis State bank.
lack Taylor and Horace Curry
have gone to Poughkeepsie, n. Y to
take a business course.
Mrs. w. p. Kennedy has as her guest 1
this week Mrs. G. p. Dennis. q I
Tampa.
Mrs. J.. L. Davidson entertained at 4
bridge at the home of the former. Fri
lay afternoon
Rally Day viii be observed Sunday 1
n the Quincy Presbyterian church.
The first Dollar Day ever OBJ
served in Quincy will be October 10.
%. 20 and p. The Gadsden chamber
If commerce is promoting this sale for
he furthering of the spirit OF friend
hip and cooperation between buyer
md seller.
Alma Green.sa resident Of this eoun-
y and an employee Of the American
sumatra Tobacco company, died sun
lay night. near Quincy, from conges-
ion of the bowels. He was 20 years old
md leaves many relatives to mourn
lis death.