The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-18
CHATTAHOOCHEE

Miss Anna Grant spent a few days
in Milton the past week, the guest of
Mrs. Hattie Layne.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Johns, who were formerly Of this place,
but for the last few months citizens
of Quincy, are, glad to have them back
in Chattahoochee to live.
Miss Eunice Knight, wo attends the
Woman's college at Tallahassee, is at
home spending a few days this week.
| j. a. Turner, Lacy Folmar and Miss
Miss J. Q. Folmar were in Tallahassee,
Wednesday, shopping.
NIessrs. L. L. McKinnon. Walter
| Gholson, w. B. Richards, A. c. Blount,
Bob Arnold, are in Quincy today
| (Tuesday) attending court.
! DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Barnes. Mrs. L. f.
Moseley and others from here were in
Tallahassee Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Mcpherson and son
have been visiting relatives and friends
at Hardwick, Ga, for the past few
weeks.
NJ. c. Hastings, OF Telogia, has ac-
cepted a position with L. B. Edwards
and is relieving Mr.. Fielder McKeown.
who opens store at River Junction at
an early date.
Mrs. r. G. Bateman, after spending
a few days with relatives at Green's
boro,, returned home Sunday.
Miss Bessie Belts, of Faceville, Ca,
was visitor in Chattahoochee during
the past week, being the guest of her
sister. Mrs. L. L. McKinnon.
Miss Juliette Mitchell, who has been
spending some time with friends here.
left Wednesday for Chipley, where she
will visit friends. After her visit at
Chipley she will return to Chatta-
hoochee before going to her home in
New York.
Messrs. A. K. Gholson and H. A.
Howell made a business trip to Balm
bridge, Ga, "Wednesday afternoon.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. San
ford Joyner was buried at Mount Pleas
ant Wednesday afternoon.
The friends of Engineer Mullen, who
comes into River Junction on L. & N.
freight No. rs, note that he has new
hat, and will wear it.
Frank Webb was in Tallahassee
first of this week trying to find q To-
cation for his family. He reports he
will be unable to move his family to
that place at this time. The friends of
Mrs. Webb and the children are glad
they are to remain with us.
Miss Edna Richards entertained the
members Of the Epworth league on Fri
day evening. Everyone present report
ed having spent a pleasant evening.
Mrs. B. ]. Nawhenny entertained
the teacher and officers of the NIetho-
dist Sunday school Friday evening.
River Junction chapter. No. so, Or
der of the Eastern Star, had a regular
meeting on Saturday afternoon.
Gee lodge, No. 81. F. & 4. NJ. is do
ing much work these days. They have
called meeting every week or so at
which they generally confer two or
more degrees on a number Of candi-
dates.
Hon. W. V. Knott. superintendent Of
the Florida State hospital, had a meet
ing with all the employees in the hospi-
tai hall on Thursday night. Mr.. Knott
gave an address telling each one some
of the things which would be expected
of him. Everyone present seemed to
have been impressed with Mr.. Knots
address. It is the custom for the su-
perintendent to have frequent meetings
with the employees.
Mrs. B. j. Mawhenny entertained the
Baptist Missionary society on Thurs
day afternoon.
On Wednesday afternoon, in the
home of DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Spiers a
silver tea was given for the benefit of
the piano fund. There was large num-
Der present who enjoyed the afternoon.
The tea was given for the Ladies' WIes-
ley Bible class of the Methodist Sun
day school. The parlor and dining
room were beautifully decorated in
roses. ferns and wistaria. An interesting
program of victrola selections, solos
! by Mrs. J. P. Linton, accompanied by
Mrs Spiers at the piano and r, H.
Clair with his violin. An interesting
reading was given by Mrs. B. ]. Nav
benny. After tee entertainment the
guests were served with delicious
fruit punch and cake.
DR.. ]. H. Hodges, superintendent of