The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-04
BOMBAY

in the evening. There viii be a special
program of music and assembly sing
ing and short talks by prominent peo-
pie. A round table discussion will be
held relative to Improvement and
progress in the school.
J. F. Brown OF Bradley, Miss, who
will be in charge of the agricultural
department of the High School this
year has arrived and is making ar
rangements to enter upon his duties
at the opening of school September
10 or 26. the date not yet havinr been
definitely decided.
Circuit Court for Holmes county
opens in Bombay, Monday. September
-, Judge D. J. Jones presiding. Hon
T. D. McRae will act as state attorney.
The community sing will be held in
the Presbyterian church Sunday after
noon at o'clock. A large attendance
is expected
The home of Amos Forehand, a
farmer, north of town. was completely
destroyed by fire Friday night, last.
The home Of Walter Moore, south OF
town, was destroyed by fire last sun
day night. The fires are supposed to
have originated from defective fiues.
Personals.
Rev. G. S. Thomas and wife, who
have been spending the month of Au-
gust with relatives in Mississippi, re-
turned to Bombay Tuesday morning
and are now located in the Miller cot
tage on the corner OF Nebraska ave-
nue. and Oklahoma street, where they
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Rev. Thomas of the local Baptist
church.
Hon. John Neel and son. Ray, were
in town Monday looking after BUSH
ness matters.
DR.. B. w. Dalton, of the Cross Roads,
was among business visitors in town
Wednesday.
Miss Jewell Goodwin is enjoying a
visit with her cousin, Miss Kate
Brooks, near Hartford, Ala.
Little Vivian Bullock is spending
this week in Geneva, Ala, with her
aunt, Mrs. J. r. Bullock.
Mrs. G. f. Steward and son, Master
Albert, are the guests this week of
the formers sister, Mrs. ]. H. Goodwin.
Miss Susie Whipple. Western Union
operator at Chipley. was over to spend
the weekend with home folks and
friends.
Mrs. ]. C. Mcsween and her little
daughter, Adelaide. We're week lend
visitors in Chipley, the guests of Mrs
r. B. Galloway
Mr.. Jay williams, of Graceville, was
visitor in town last Saturday. He
was accompanied home by his mother
Mrs Fl. G. Williams.
Miss Essie Johnson, who has been
the guest OF Miss Mary Alice DeVane
for the past ten days, returned to
Pensacola last Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim waits, who have
been spending some two or three
weeks in Georgia and other points,
are expected to return home today.
Mrs. Pryor and Miss Kate Crook
are recent arrivals In Bombay from
Freeport and will spend several days
with the formers sister Mrs. M. King
and family.
Mrs. ID. l.. Green and two daughters.
Sarah Lee and Grace, and Sarah Lou
Hammond. were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. G. Green in Ponce de Leon
last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Howell and
little son were visitors In town the
first of the week for a short while.
They were en- route from Gainesville
to visit Mr.. Howelrs parents near
Este.
Alfred Flournoy, of Westville, was
in town last Monday.
o. w. Tindall and Mr.. j. B. Will
liams were visitors in Bombay this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Bullock and
children were in Geneva. Ala, last
to visit Mrs. ]. r. Bullock.
They were accompanied home by their
niece Miss Effe Mae Bullock, who
will be their guest during this week.
Mrs. II. E. Graham, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. B. III. Lindsey and
family for the past week. has gone
to her home in Bagdad with her little
son. Harry. Mary Lee, the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey, accompanied
them for a short visit.
Col. George Waits is in Montgom- |
cry this week attending the baseball
games between Uniontown and Anda-
usia for the semi-professional cham
oionship of Alabama. While away Col. !
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natl on business.
Mrs. T. J. whitehurst and little
daughter. of Florala, and her brother,
Robert Studebaker and his wife and
daughter, of Panama City. called on
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Meeker Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Myrtis Williams. of Pensacola,
Who has been visiting relatives in Do
han. Ala. stopped off here yesterday
'or brief visit with Miss Hoommie
Wright Upon her return to Pensa- /
sola she will be accompanied by Miss
Wright, who will remain lin Pensacola
several days.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r. Robinson. with
heir two children. returned from their
summer home at Tiger. Ga. last Satur-
lay. Mr.. and Mrs Robson have ac-
,epted positions in the Nicholas High
School near Lakeland. and expect to
cave for that place Monday in order
o get settled in their new home be-
ore school opens.