The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-14
QUINCY
Delegate to Elks Convention Re
turns and Reports Having
a Grand Trip.

Tobacco Company, and his son Frank
Argimbeau, are in the city,
j. H. Trump, who attended the big
Elk Convention in California, has re-
turned and reports a grand trip. He
and Mrs. Trump returned by the north
ern route, and Mrs. Trump remained
in Cleveland. visiting relatives until
October.
e. j. Cruise, of Jacksonville, has
accepted the position of clerk at the
Quincy hotel. He has been clerk at
the Aragon in Jacksonville and is well
sknown to the travelling public.
The Concord Junior High School
viii open Aug. goth, for the term 1921
1922. Five teachers have been en-
ployed, and the trustees have every
thing in readiness,
J. G. Harley, of New Wilson, Okla.
has returned to his home after a visit
here to his brother, L. w. Harley.
Miss Christine Bryan of Greenwood
was the guest this week of Mrs. ].
S. Jessup.
Miss Helen Bryan left Monday for
Virginia, where she viii chaperone a
party of school girls and boys on a
camping trip.
j. j. Mccullough has returned from
a visit to his daughter, Mrs,K. Il. Nc
caslxill who has a summer cottage
there
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eddy of viso
are in the city the guests of their
daughters, Mesdames Will and Gus
Lester.
Miss Mae Carroll who has been the
guest of Mrs. r. g. Harris. left Tues
day for her home in Monticello.
Misses Edith Stone and Sandal
Watson spent the weekend sin Tall
lahassee with Miss Mildred Watson,
who has been attending summer nor
NAL at the college for women.
Jefferson Davis left Friday for At
Ianta, where he will enter Draughon's
Business College.
Mrs. Judson Shelter has returned
home from a visit to relatives in
Greenville and Spartanburg, S. c.
Mrs. d. j. Blackwell was hostess to
a merry party of college girls at a
spend the might party Thursday in
honor of Sarah Warren Prentiss of
Indianapolis.
Harold Cunningham who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. 7. Her
rim, entertained at dinner in cambridge
Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Herrin, DR..
Grantham and Miss Ella Ellis of Quin-
cy. The entire party enjoyed a swim
at the Baimbridge natatorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Hinsey and
daughter, Grace, of Wewahatchitsa,
and Miss Amelia Callen of Eufaula,
Ala, spent the weekend with rela-
tives while making trip in an auto
to Miami.
Rev. H. A. Love who has been at |
tending the White Bible school in
New York, returned to Jacksonville, |
where he was joined by his wife and
two children. They will all spend |
two weeks at Atlantic Beach.
Mrs. r.. G. Harris was hostess on
night at a rock party Of six
tables in honor of her guests, Miss
es Thelma Harris of Havana and
Mae Carroll of Monticello.
Mrs. NJ A. Love and daughter Sarah
May left this week for Chicago, New
York City and Saginaw Beach to be
zone a month.
Miss Mabel Shelter of Havana, who
las been spending a week here with
aer aunt, Mrs w, w. Wright, has
.one to Clearwater to attend house
,arty.
Sam Hargrove has returned to
quincy from Norfolk. Va, where he
eceived his discharge from The navy
.fter serving two years.
Misses Eula Bell and Augusta wood
eft Tuesday for Trinity, Texas where
hey will be the guests for six weeks
( relatives.
Miss Sarah Mays of Monticello and
IRIS. e. A. Ball OF New York are the
uests of Mrs. n. B. Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. G. Griggs are
uests at the home of A. L. Wilson
nd will go from here to Apalachicola.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Herrin and two
hiIdren left by automobile FRIDAY
DR. Thomasvil1e, where Mrs. Herrin
nd the children viii remain a month
18th Mrs. Grantham.
Mrs. Wefing, secretary of the Wo-
lan's Missionary Society of the NJ.
!. Church for Tallahassee district met
L1lClaUy with the NRuliINy NAi0ANi va
[onday afternoon. After her inspir-
lg address, an informal reception was
cid in the church parlors and re-
,eshments served. 9
Miss Mary Wood Davis has returned >
-om a pleasant weekend visit to b
RS Angus ellis of Lake Jackson. a
Mrs. Mary Ellis who represented the Il
uincy Presbyterian Auxiliary at n
ontreal, later visiting friends in =
endersonvilIe, has returned home. :
Miss Lila Coggins, of Madison, IS !
lie guest of Mrs. f. P. May. r,
Miss Mattiette Davis left Monday for a
arianna on a visit to friends. h
Mesdames W. w. Cory and Arthur W
3rry and the latter's two children 81
I'VE gone to New Jersey on an ex- p
nded visit to relatives. -
Sol Friedman, who has extensive to- -
eco interests in Madison. was here n
is week attending to business. W
Mrs l. F. Williams entertained Fri Il