The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15
QUINCY

4 MISS OAlOIOb tAiC oACLh SAAN
| capable secretary of the Red Cross
for this county, sent in an interesting
monthly report of her activities whicsh
| included the organization of Com
munity Service clubs, nursery classes.
community welfare work and many
other features which indicate much
| good being accomplished.
In view of the increase in crime all
over the country, and feeling the need
| of another officer to strengthen the
| small local force, J. T. Duncan,
young man recently of Montgomery.
Ala, was added to the police force OF
| Quincy a few days ago.
| Leo Ball, popular young bachelor
| of this city, was operated on for ap-
| pendicitis Friday, and is reported to
| be doing nicely.
| Miss Irma Bevis and little Louise
Holman left Thursday afternoon for
| Bombay on visit to Mrs. James T.
Evans. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Tucker, of Mt.
Pleasant, have removed to Columbus,
Ga, leaving River Junction by boat
| Thursday night.
| The friends of Mrs. Amos Davis are
/ pleased to learn that she is able to
| leave the sanitarium in Jacksonville
where she underwent an operation
recently, and is convalescing at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Jessie Curry
| in Riverside.
Cecil Shepard, of Greensboro, left
this week for Jacksonville to join the
| Radcliffe Chautauqua.
Miss Clara Fletcher left this week
| for Cocoa on a visit to Rev. and Mrs.
| H. S. Howard.
Quincy is expecting the members Of
the National Editorial association on
| March Sth, and is making plans to
meet the distinguished party at Riv-
er Junction and bring them in auto
mobiles to Quincy and at the conclus-
! ion of their visit take them on to Tai
! lahassee.
1t is of interest here that w. V.
Knott, former state comptroller, is to
succeed DR.. H. Mason Smith as sup
erintendent of the state hospital for
the insane. DR.. Smith expects to do
| hospital work at st. Elizabeth hos
pital, Washington, D. C.
The big hunting party which left
| last Monday for the wild places of
| jefferson county near the Gulf coast,
/ IelulhGO pI10dy With I'LL &c uGSLs De-
sides the six Quincy citizens DR..
Howard and Mr.. Daniels of Atlanta
were in the party.
! d. L. Campbell has been employed
! by the county as farm demonstrating
agent. He has purchased a farm six
miles north of town and has moved
his family there.
! Sarah Watson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. L. Watson celebrated her
! tenth birthday anniversary with a
| large party on the beautiful Elks
| club grounds Saturday afternoon,
about eighty guests enjoying her his
| pitality. A heart hunt was enjoyed,
Allen Bostichy winning the prize; in
| the archery contest Sallie Wallace
| Embry was the winner. Punch, cake
and candy were served and each guest
was presented with a box Of candy
hearts.
Mrs. J. C. Jessup entertained at her
home both Tuesday morning and at
ternoon with bridge parties in honor
of her sister. Mrs. Afford of South
Carolina The prizes, beautiful
blooming plants, were awarded to
Mrs. Ray Woodbury. and Mrs. Nor
man Jordan.
Miss Helen May was hostess Thurs
day afternoon at a bridge party of
three tables. The prizes, decks of
cards, were won by Mrs. Frank May.
Jr., and Mrs. Frank Lloyd. The out
of town guests were Mrs. Lipscourt
of Atlanta and Mrs. Herbert Afford
of South Carolina.
Mrs L. L. Willis and Miss Eula
Bell entertained forty guests Friday
afternoon at a linen shower in honor
of Miss Eugenia Woodbury., whose
marriage to DR.. Willis of cambridge
occurs February 22nd. A picture
puzzle cntest describing the life of
the bride was enjoyed, the winners for
the best solutions being Mesdames
NJ w. Monroe, Jack Key, George
Gregory and Miss Christine Bryant.
After the contest little Mary Lou Bell,
dressed as an old colored NANNY
entered carrying a clothes basket and
brought home the wash" to Miss
Woodbury., which included a gener-
| Gus collection of beautiful linens.
E. H. McIver formerly of this
county, but now residing at Grace
will, in jackson county. was the guest
| this week of his nephew, Baxter
Campbell.
Mrs. Ed Nay and young son are the
| guests of Mrs. Mays mother, Mrs.
Max Wedelles.
Malcolm Martin, who is a student
of the University of Florida, came
home Sunday to attend the funeral
| of his grandmother, Mrs. Matte Mar
| tin.
Mrs. Ed Perry and Mrs. Sheldon. of