The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-06
St. ANDREWS

Mr. William T.. Wilson was a BUSH
ness visitor in the city this forenoon.
Miss Alice Richard leaves today for
visit Of several weeks in Altha, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Moore We're dim
. ner guests at the Villa on Sunday.
Mn Charles Roberts and family
moved to Panama City last Thursday:
Mrs. j. w. Purcell and children spent
several days of last week in Mariana.
Quite a number of ST. Andrews peo-
pie attended the splendid Baptist eon-
ference held in Panama City last week.
Mrs. r.. Lee Purcell and two little
children, Evelyn and Chorita, returned
! home on Saturday from Dothan Ala.
| Mrs. Robert Yarbrough returned on
| last wednesday from aStwo weeks visit
| with relatives and friends in Dothan,
Ala.
Capt. J. f. MeNair. of Columbia, Ala,
| and Mr. McTier. of Dothan, Ala, are
| guests at the home Of Capt. w. T.,
, Spiva.
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Pope and Capt.
w. E. Spiva and family viii move into
the Bryan home some time in the near
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Grant, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. f, Hunt and son, Lawrence;
were SuuudN dAHilE4 5dSsAS " ~sA%t -~AAA
/ Mrs. j. w. Webb.
Miss Marian Gamer expects to leave
i on Wednesday morning for Frazier
hospital in Dothan, Ala. Her brother
Fred, will accompany her.
/ Mr.. c. IT. Mcconnell returned home
on Friday from months visit ~
i Damascus. Ca, at which place he i'm
!. tends to locate some time in the near
future.
i Mrs. Crawford Ellis was one of the
| Panama City guests at the halloween
/ party at Mrs. Wares last night. Misses
NTazie Sims and Helen Ellis accom-
] panied her,
Mr. and Mrs. G. ]. Bryan moved ves-
i terdav into the attractive Piekens' bun
galow in Panama City. We are very
sorry to have them go, but our loss is
i Panam aCity's gain.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
/ A. ID. Weller viii be sorry to learn thai
i their little daughter Marguerite, has
scarlet fever. She is getting along very
nicely and we hope viii soon be vel
again.
4 Mrs. A. ~ Douglas has been attend.
ling the protracted meeting held at tbs
methodist church in Panama City this
week, and has kindly taken in her eal
n number Of our ladies who wished t.
attend these services.
Miss Pearl Troutman returned thu
latter part of last week from mos
enjoyable weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Southern Georgia anS
Alabama Although greatly benefited
by this well-earned vacation, we art
sorry to learn that Miss Troutmani
health has not improved to that exten
Ito permit her TO resume duties at TIN
local telephone exchange.
Mrs. Ebba Sheppard entertained OF
Friday afternoon with 500 and bridge
Those enjoying her hospitality wer'
Mesdanes J. II. Drummond, r. 4
Witheril. L. NJ Ware. Annie Brown
Henry Moore Johr Gwaltney. Hinton
Gwaltney, W. G. Pratt, r. S. Day, ]. /
McReynoIds. Barrow. Lucien Brown
Reed, Gideon, Wilson, Pope. Lydi;
Ware A. NJ. Douglas, ]. VIII Brow
and Miss Rose Ingles. At the close o
the game a delicious salad course wa
served with cocoa and coffee.
Chief Lawrence. Of the dredge eau
! Gus. expects his wife and two childrel
+, to ioin him soon after the first of th'
! menth. The children viii enter schoo
] here. We understand they will occup'
the Hughes cottage.
! Mr.. G. ]. Bryan has not yet been abb
! TO get his 9heet iron covering for hi
! new fish house at Panama City; there
fore. is stiu trucking his fish from her
! to that point This trucking all our isl
Is proving expensive. but cannot b
avoided