The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-30
QUINCY

The Tallahassee Methodist Confer
ence was held this week at Greensboro
with a large number of delegates and
visitors present. Rev. A. e. House.
holder, the presiding elder, presided
and the conference sermon was
preached by A. c.. Mccall, of Perry,
Fla. The music was excellent, Messrs.
Hutchinson and Buie, of Bombay, con-
tributing to this feature with splen-
did work on the violin. The Quincy
church was represented by the pastor
and seven delegates. II. J. Davis, of
Quincy was elected as one of the eight
delegates from this district to the dis
trict conference to be held in Or
Iando in December.
Mrs. Frank Parramore and Mrs.
Har-ee, of Madison, are the guests of
Mrs. r. J. Love and are being shown
many social attentions.
Mrs. Howard Woodward was sum-
moned to Calvary, Ga, this week on
account Of the illness Of her father, G.
H. Butler, who died and was buried
in the Calvary cemetery. Mr.. Butler
is survived by his wife and seven chill
dren.
]. T. Bailey, Of Carrolton, Ala, has
purchased the Hawkins plantation
near Greensboro and expects to move
there soon.
Paul J. Nicely, superintendent of the
plantation at the Alabama Tobacco
Growing Corporation at Summerdale,
Ala, spent Sunday here among his
many friends. +
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Scaff have re-
turned to their home in Jennings, Fla.
after visit to Mr.. and Mrs. C. H
Glenn, of Gretna.
Miss Annie May Dickey, of Hosford
is here on visit to the family of her
uncle, T. L. Macon.
Mrs. L. w. Willis, of Bainbridge, is
spending several days here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Wood
berry.
Mrs. James Sharon has returned to
Tallahassee, after a weeks visit to
Mrs. E. c. Love.
Mesdames Bat Ollinger and w. E.
,, Weinberg entertained seven tables of
bridge Thursday afternoon at the
home Of the latter. A delicious lunch
con was enjoyed by the players and
several visitors coming in that hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Malone, with their
little daughter and nephew, have been
spending the week here on a visit to
their son and daughter Mr.. and Mrs
George Malone While here they were
entertained at luncheon by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Graves and Mr.. and Mrs
Y. L. Watson entertaining in their
honor Thursday evening
Mrs. A. T. Hearin entertained two
tables of bridge Wednesday morning
at the Quincy hotel in honor of Mrs
Frank Parramore and Mrs. Hardee, OF
Madison.
Representing the South Florida Fair
association p. T. Shieder, general
manager of the association visited
Quincy Wednesday to confer with the
board of trade with the hope of Sc
curing an. exhibit from Gadsden
county. The agricultural committee
has favorably considered the matter
and will ask the farmers to get up a
fine exhibit.
Mrs. E. II. Woodward. who resides
five miles from Quincy was surprised
on her eightieth birthday by her sew
enteen children and grand children
gathering at her home and spreading a
delicious o'clock dinner under the
shady trees, with delicious birthday
cake centering the board, on which
eighty vas spelled with lighted can
dies. She was presented with box OF
hand painted china and many other
tokens of affection.
The Episcopal Sunday school en-
joyed their annual picnic Wednesday
afternoon at Lillian Springs, and the
Methodist Sunday school will have
theirs today.
Miss Genie Avant, of Mt. Pleasant
has gone to Elects, Ala, where she
expects to spend month with her
mother, Mrs v. T.. Avant.
Mrs. M. A. Love has issued invita-
tons for Tuesday morning to pic
mic at Lillian Springs in honor OF
Mesdames Parramore and Hardee. 81
Madison, who are visiting in Quincy
Mrs. D. A. Avant of Mt. Pleasant