The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-16
West Florida Social Happenings
Quincy Items

H. P. Hahn has returned to his
home in Mobile. Ala, after visit here
/ to his cousin, Ray Bevis.
Horace Curry left Tuesday to enter
Oglethorpe University near Atlanta.
Mrs. John Harrell and daughter,
Lorraine, are in Macon Ga. on a visit
to Mrs. Harrells mother, Mrs. James.
Mrs. Julian Howard and son, Bur-
well, have returned from Jacksonville,
where they Were the guests for sew
eral weeks of relatives.
Mrs. M. l.. Price and little daugh-
ters. Frances and Elizabeth, of Rus
sellville, KY, are visiting relatives at
Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. Price was form
erly Miss Irene Bateman of Quincy.
j. d. Hartsield of Jackson county
has been the guest recently of his
daughter, Mrs. Gus Bevis, of Mt.
Pleasant.
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert Watson,
OF Havana, has returned to Gaines
vile, where she teaches Spanish.
Misses Annie Morgan Bla1och Of
Tallahassee and Annie Morgan of
Jacksonville, were the recent attrac-
tive guests of Miss Mary Morgan of
Havana.
B. H. Rhodes and family who have
resided in Midway for eight years
have moved to Tallahassee where Mr..
Rhodes will be- connected with the
Dodge Bros. Motor Car Company
The citizens of Midway are very
happy over the completion of their
new school building which is a credit
to this enterprtsing community.
II, r. PARA moro of Jaoksor1 1aIIp
ty after visit to Gadsden county re-
turned home for his wife and came
back to settle permanently in good old
Gadsden.
Several small boys at Greensboro
out hunting with their air rifles
brought in wild turkey which they
killed. The boys were Abel Strick-
land, Kenneth Martin and William
and Howard Brewer
Miss Flossie Anderson of Green's
boro returned to Fort Myers Monday
accompanied by her grandmother,
Mrs. WALL who will visit Mrs. H. l..
Dupont of that city.
DR.. and Mrs. K. M. Davis of Green's
boro are the proud parents of a little
boy that has been christened James
Kenneth.
AT a meeting of the Quincy Wo-
mans Club this week the committee
reported a collection on tag day of
SS9.40 for the benefit of the Home for
Friendless Children in Jacksonville.
which has been sent to Snpt Marcus
Fagg. The sale of Red Cross seals
undertaken by the sclub for the whole
county amounted to 500.
Hon. Rivers Buford of Tallahassee
was visiting Quincy friends and rela-
tives Sunday.
Rev. ]. b. Webb of willston has
accepted the pastorate of the Baptist
churches of Greensboro and Provi-
dence and accompanied by his wife
has entered at once upon his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Davis have re-
turned from q pleasant visit to rela
tives in Dawson, Ga.
o. p. Shields has returned from st.
Marks after enjoying a week spent in
shooting wild ducks and other game.
j. L. Hargler of this city has been
offered a contract for the building Of
a Methodist church in Palatka, similar
in structure and appearance of the
handsome new Methodist church Of
Quincy.
J. III. Trump has returned from a
lengthy business trip to ST. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs S. F. Griffin of Tusca-
loosa, Ala. who have been guests at
the Methodist parsonage, have gone to
Arcadia, Fla, where Mr.. Griffin has
secured a position with j. V. Hargler
who has the contract for building q
new Methodist church in that city.
X. E. l.. McFarlin, Jr., an employee
of the American Railway Express
Company is at home recovering from
a broken ankle sustained by a truck
turning over and throwing a heavy
box on his left ankle.
Mrs. w. NJ. CORY of this city,
mother of the late Lieutenant Com
mander w. NJ. Cory, Jr., of the navy,
who lost his life while attempting to
save a comrade from a burning air
plane, has been designated by Secre-
tary Daniels as sponsor at the launch
ing of a new destroyer named in
honor of her son. which will be i
launched at San Francisco in the ear
ly spring
Miss Lois Miller of Quincy and Mr..
e. Kegley of Tampa, were married
Saturday morning at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. |
After honeymooning in
several Florida cities they will make |
their home in Tampa.
Mrs. Troy Haigler is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Carter in ST. Augustine. |
On last Saturday night the new
Buick car of Herman Feinberg was
left running in front of his residence |
while his small daughter who was
driving it went in the house for a |
few minutes. When she returned the |
car was gone and not until two days
later was it found in the woods, bad !
ly splashed with mud, about ten miles |
from town. No traceof the thief as
been found.
Near the water and light plant Of !
the city Chief Roberts and Deputies
Stow and Jennings found a stilling
apparatus, a barrel of mash and four
quarts of shine warm from the still. |
They also found the distillers, Charley
Lee and lobe Zeigler, colored, and
Mayor Davidson did the rest.
At meeting of the directors of the
bank of Greensboro. s. w. Andrews,
state senator from Gadsden. was elect
ed president to succeed DR.. o. w.
Gardner resigned.