The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-28
WEST FLORIDA NEWS HAPPEN

,tary and wife, Of Dothan. were week
end visitors at the Carmichael home.
Mrs. Eva shrivalle. who attended the
teachers training camp at Tallahassee
for the past two months, has returned
hime.
| Miss Sarah Farris has returned to
her home in Elba, Ala. after a delight
ful visit here with her sister. Mrs. e.
L. Afford.
| Mrs A. d. Campbell and Misses
Marion Campbell and Bessie Coleman,
and little Luta Mitchell have returned
from ten days outing at Beacon
Beach.
/ The Chipley Chamber of Commerce
at a recent meeting enthusiastically
discussed the planting of strawberries
in the county to be shipped as a
spring money making crop. II sup
port is given the proposition it IS ex-
pected that 1t will be successfully
tried out. Through the Chamber Of
Commerce a movement has been in
augurated for the organization of a
melon growers association in Wash
ington county.
Miss Ethel Mae johnson. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Johnson died
last Tuesday at the family home fol-
lowing a continued illness. Burial
was made in the city cemetery We'd
nesday afternoon. Rev. Charles Tenn
pies conducted the funeral services.
p. A. Hutchinson on Monday sold
his residence property on w. Church
street to s. A. Afford, who will oc-
cupy it with his family until such time
as the Afford home. just across the
street, destroyed by five last Thurs
day night. may be rebuilt The Hutch
inson building will be enlarged and
improved.
+. c. McQuagge a prominent auto
mobile dealer and business man of
Mariana, came over Wednesday to
attend the Chipley- Mariana ball
game. as did a number of others from
his town. Mr.. McQuagge has only
recently returned from pleasant
summer vacation of several weeks
with relatives in Mississippi
T. d. Sale, prominent naval stores
operator and business man with ex-
tensive interests in this and other
states, former Chipley resident. was
in the city Wednesday.
Crate Coleman of the Mitchell Drug
Co., is quite I'll at the homo OF his
parents. DIR. and Mrs. w. e. Coleman
on South Sixth street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Helms and
daughter, Miss Ina Belle, and their
three smaller children, left Monday
for a motor trip to their old home in
North Carolina
Mrs. J.. @. Coleman and party Of
friends were UP from Bolifay q short
while Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. j. G. Coleman and party of
friends We're up from Bombay a short
while Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. o. NJ. Hadley and charming
daughter. Miss Gladys OF Thomasvills.
Ca, arrived In the city last Week and
are guests OF their relatives. the
Misses Richardson. on North Sixth
street.
d. @. McQuagge. now OF Leesburg.
Ca, formerly of Chipley, arrived IN
the city Wednesday on a short visit
with parents and relatives. He was
accompanied by his sister-in-law, Miss
Inez Barrett, who Is a guest at the
q. NJ Myers home on North Sixth
street.
j. A. Fillingim was a Chipley visitor
Saturday and spent the weekend
with home folks.
Grandpa" A. G. Hutchinson arrived
back in Chipley Saturday after an alb
sence Of two months pleasantly spent
at West Bay and other Gulf points.
Miss Ethel Johnson, the efficient
and pleasing assistant at the postof-
flee, returned Tuesday from short
summer vacation.
The elderly Mrs. McGeachy. who
was knocked down and painfully in
jured last week by a COW, is reported
as slowly improving and out of dam
ger.
DIR. G. c. Miller left Tuesday for
Atlanta where he will spend few
weeks in post graduate work along
special lines.
state Attorney Arthur McGeachy
came up from Milton and spent the
weekend with his mother and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Singletary and
Archie Carmichael were over from
Dothan for a weekend visit at the
Carmichael home.
J. J.. Tillei- and w. A. BiddIe were
in the city from Wausau Wednesday
j. H. Chestnut was a weekend wish
tor in the city a guest of his brother
and family.
Hon. A. d. Carmichael transacted
legal business at Tallahassee Monday.