The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-28
De FUNIAK
Walton County Farmers Take
Steps Toward Cooperative
Farming.

The Thomas Industrial Institute
opens for the fall term Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. j. T.. McKinnon and Miss Pearl
Mcconnell are making arrangements
to open an up-to-date tea room on
Baldwin avenue shortly.
News received from C. ]. Sutton at
the Pensacola hospital reports him as
rapidly improving, Mr.. Sutton suffered
q dislocated hip last Tuesday when he
slipped and fell on the sidewalk. He
was taken to Pensacola for treatment
taat night
At one OF the largest meetings of
farzners held in Walton county, last
saturday, at Murray's theatre. a coun-
ty farm bureau was organized and
steps taken for cooperative marketing
az farm produce Farmers were pres
ent from every part of the county and
the interest was keen. County Agent
TIathinson presided at the meeting,
and ]. r. Bowers was elected president,
III. c. Miller vice president, and Lewis
r.. Smith, secretary treasurer. A mar
letting committee was named, to con-
sist OF J. ]. Ward. q. b. Campbell, r.
W. Storrs, r. W. Stanton and e. l..
fhuities; ana fair exhibit committee,
consisting of NJ. T. King, L. s. Cleve-
land, Mrs. +. A. Florence.
The officers, with Mrs. John L..
TIoore and J.. III. Warren constitute
the executive committee.
when figures were presented by
Deputy Clerk Warren it was found
that it was not necessary for the board
of county commissioners to levy an
extra tax or three mills, as had been
announced. An injunction had been
filed against the board prohibiting the
levying OF the mileage. A perpetual
Injunction was granted by Judge
Campbell.
Mrs. J. p. Richardson was delight
ful hostess on Friday afternoon, last.
when she entertained a rock party
complimentary to Mrs. Edward Lewis,
Of Mariana, guest OF Mrs. L. F.
Campbell. Four tables were in play,
and after the games a dainty salad
course was served.
Personals.
Mrs. J. p. Allen, who has been in
the Pensacola hospital for the past two
carried there to undergo an operation
necessary as the result of injuries sus-
4ained In a. fall some two weeks ago.
Prof. and Mrs. ]. y. Murphy and
family left Saturday for an extended
Visit with relatives Mt Pensacola, Ever
green. Union Springs and opelika'
winding up their tour at Birmingham,
where they will locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hall, OF Selma
Ala, have taken apartments at the M.
a. Warren home.
Mrs. M. A. Warren and daughter.
Miss Gertrude, left last Saturday for
.axweelx's visit with her daughter, Mrs
8Ierbert Felkel, OF st. Augustine
q Mrs. M. A. Warren and daughter,
Miss Gertrude left last Saturday for a
veeks' visit with her daughter, Mrs.
g8zorbert Felbel. Of st. Augustine.
II Mrs. T. b. Cumming and family, who
saave been visiting at the Methodist
se,oarsonage for the last four weeks, have
zone to Louisville, Ala
II. Bludworth and Mr.. and Mrs. T. S.
RN1erritt, of Argyle, who have been
depending the past month with relatives
tat Fairfield, H., are en- route home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Carpenter are
s5noving from the East End to the Ian
%dur1n cottage, on Live Oak avenue.
h Rev. w. p. Hurt, d. D., of Pensacola,
Twill assist the pastor of the Methodist
&church here. In series of revival
meetings. beginning the second sun
day in October.
Charles II. Spencer, who was called
Bherd from Tampa the past week by
-. aoatt. o,a f,,,araI ~ ia. ,a,baxrr
Cutie Savage. returned to his home
She last of the week
Mrs. Wilbur Bush ana daughters,
s6isses Clio and Viola, In company with
Mr.. Roy King, spent from Wednesday
until Sunday evening at Camp Walton,
guests at Indianola Inn.
Misses Sadie Wickersham and
Maude Saunders returned homo Fri
day night from delightful visit with
the formers aunt. Mrs. E. M. Plank.
OF Jacksonville.
Messrs. Ray Merritt and Angus
Green. with Misses Ruth Merritt and
Thelma Hathaway, OF Argyle, attended
sthe sacred concert st the Presbyterian
church last Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Munroe, VINO
have been living at Panama City for
some time, are moving back to Pensa-
, cola and stopped off here last of the
week for a visit with DIR. and Mrs d.
L. Campbell and other relatives.
Rev. r. Q. Baker. venerable and
generally loved Presbyterian divine,
who makes his hope with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. #. O. Tsrvin. IS fll.
Miss Evalyn and Master Freeman
Lewis, of Pensacola. arrived Monday
for q several days' visit with their
aunt, Mrs. w. F. crofs. following which
they VIII so to Frseport for a visit
with their grandmother and other rel
atives before the opening of the school