The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-28
QUINCY
Order of Eastern Star Holds In
teresting Initiatory Meet
ing-PersOnal Notes.

Washington Chapter, No. 43. Order
of the Eastern Star, held an interest
ing meeting Mofday night, initiating
four new mem bers Mrs. Warner,
visiting Grand Maron. was present,
and several visitors from other chap
ters. Mrs. Warner was presented with
piece of silver as a token of regard
After the meeting adjourned, an IN
formal reception was held and re-
freshments served.
delightful picnic party chaperoned
by Mesdames c. II. Curry, H r. Bos-
tick and w. b.. Munroe, was given
Thursday afternoon and evening at
Orchard Pond. A delicious picnic
supper. was served.
Mrs. George Malone entertained 20l
of her friends Tuesday afternoon at
Lillian Springs in honor Of Miss Sara
Oxford, whose engagement and early
marriage to VIII H. Curtis has been
announced. Each guest was given a
towel and asked to hem it and when
all were completed. they were present
ed TO the honoree. A salad and ice
course was served.
j. P. Carlin, an aged man, living on
the Concord road was found to be-
very III by the county Red Cross sec
Tetary and she brought him to the
Gadsden county hospital but he
peacefully passed away Tuesday
night.
Mrs, H. ]. Davis sustained painful
but not serious injury Friday while
at Goose Greek with her daughter,
Mrs. George Lewis, of Tallahassee
She fell from the running board of a
car and in few minutes became un-
conscious. She is still quite sick at
her home in Quincy.
Miss Nellie Marquith of Atlanta, ar
rived Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs
J. c. Davis.
Misses Bessie Munroe, Elizabeth Guy
and Rachel Burkhardt were hostesses
at three Rock parties this week in
honor Of their house guests and the
visiting girls.
Mrs. G. Fl. Curtis entertained Fri
day afternoon with a miscellaneous
shower in honor of Miss Sara Curtis,
fall bride elect An enjoyable feat
ure Of the afternoon was sketch of
the brides life told by Miss Mary
Wood Davis. Ice cream and cake was
served.
d. NJ. Livingston has as his guest
this week, his sister, Mrs. Mcintyre Of
Savannah, Georgia.
Mrs. J. ". Burke, mother of Mrs. T.
F. Williams of the Quincy hotel is
very i'll, and her husband has been
summoned to her bedside.
]. F. Haigler of Gainesville, has pur-
chased the Cocoa Cola plant from
Mrs. r. L Stephens and has arrived
with his wife and two children to
fa the h1Yeiyace h
Eight of the county district schools
have opened for the term with a full
corps of competent teachers, and all
report good attendance.
William Cantey, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Cantey. who has been at Camp
Sapphire near Brevard, N. c., for two
months. returned Friday night
The Baptists of Quincy are building
handsome new church and In the
meantime have been worshipping at
the courthouse. While the main audi
torium of the church is unfinished.
they expect to begin using the base
ment for services. beginning Sept 4thI
with a special evening service
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Evans of Bombay,
are the guests this week of the form
er's parents at Mount Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Duval of Au-
gusta, Georgia, with their two chill
dren are guests of formers mother,
Mrs. Duval and sister. Mrs. G. w.
Lamar
Miss Grace Earl Hough and brother.
Vernon, entertained DELIGHTFULLY."- at
their home near Gretna Friday night
and several Quincy boys and girls
were present.
Mrs. j. G. Baker and daughter, Miss
Helen Baker, of Boyce, La. arrived
wednesday for a visit to DR.. and Mrs
J. w. Baker.
Miss Mary Grubb of Mt. Pleasant
has accepted a position in the office
of w. w. Wright.