The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-31
FUNIAK
Happenings of Community In
terest-Big Meeting Farm
ers to Be Held in August.

Springs through the CIVIC bedSu0 nav
named the week beginning August
as Clean Up week and have re-
quested all residents during that week
to cut their weeds and generally clean
up their places. The county commits
sioners have been asked to clean up
the lake yard and cut the weeds IN
the lake. All trash that is too much
! to burn will be hauled away. the
women are working to make DeFunlak
| Springs, the "City Clean and the CO.
| operation of every individual is re-
quested.
Harry Moore and Joe Payne have
recently taken over the stock of goods
| of the Miller Harbeson Mercantile
Company, formerly managed by p. II.
! Miller now of Pensacola. The store
will be operated under its old name.
The Clayton Fears Mercantile Com
ipany, a new wholesale establishment,
| has recently opened up for business.
The singing school at Cluster
| Springs conducted by Professor n. o.
| strauehn will be continued through
another week by request. The school
/ closes on Sunday with a big singing
and a basket dinner on the grounds.
I
purchase of the yacht, "Seafoam," at
Cedar Keys. Mr. Flournoy with his
family left Apalachicola the first of
this week for a cruise to Pensacola.
His purchase of the "Seafoam" was
made as an investment Mr.. Flournoy
i announces.
i M. A. Murphy a we'll known news
paper man of DeFuniak Springs has
4 become a member of the staff Of the
Valparaiso Messenger and with Mrs.
Murphy has gone to Valparaiso to
) make his home.
The big meeting of farmers to be
held here August 20 for the purpose
of forming a Farm Bureau for the
{. county will be held at the moving
picture theatre through the courtesy
J of Mr.. Murray. Mr.. Murray expects
to show free pictures of cooperative
farm work in various sections of the
country and other appropriate pictures
) which will be of interest to the farm =
ers. This feature is expected to add
/ much TO the fnstructiveness and in
terest of the meeting.
Members of the w. c. T. U. were
r guests at a delightful lawn party given
5 at the home of Mrs. Dallas Peaden
5 Friday. at which Mrs. P. L. Biddle and
Miss Abbie Peaden were hostesses.
= w. W. Worley of Andalusia, was in
!. DeFuniak Thursday for the first time
g in 26 years. He expressed pleasure in
the attractiveness of the city.
4 Personals.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Willxison and son Of
Dothan, Ala, were here Friday guests
!. of the r. H Jackson family.
S Miss Rama Savage has returned tc
Crestview following a delightful visit
: with DeFuniak friends
, Mr.. and Mrs Miles Warren, Misses
: Mabel and Abbie Peaden motored tt
Black1nan Sunday for a visit with the
f latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dalla:
/ Peaden.
Friends in this city regret news o
S the illness of Rev. McIlwain of Pensa'
cola. the pastor of Knox Presbyterian
. church and all unite in wishing fol
his early recovery.
Mrs. w. L. Cawthon and son, Ian
drum, left this week for severa
weeks stay at their summer home il
| CLAYTON. Ga. where Mr.. Cawthon will
join them later.
Mrs. N. B. McCaskill had as Dime
i guests Monday, Miss Ivan Shockne.
and her cousin, Miss Mary Burge o
Mobile, who is her guest; also Mis-
Mary Blizabeth Motley.
Misses Bertha and Mollie Parish ar
, rived home Monday night following
an extended visit with relatives a
Claxton, Ga, Soperton and Ozark, Als
y Miss Made Knox ellis of Washing
: ton D. c., who is here for visit wit
d her parents, has been on the SICK As
,r for several days past.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Brown and so
of Dothan. Ala, We're here the las
e. of the week.
j. Mrs. E. ]. sa1ter and son Of Pensa
cola. and Mrs. Salter's niece, hit
Miss Ceci1e Durant of Charleston, 5. {
50 arrived Friday for a visit with tn
= r. w Storrs family,
L. S. Brown has leased the sur
bright Hotel and assumed charge N
IG past week.
is DIR. + w Roseborough Of Crestviey
NJ reached DeFuniak Tuesday mornin
II and left that afternoon for GIendai
where he will conduct a series Of NEE
ines Rev. Anderson will assist VII
d the music.
"a Rev. Daniel ]. Currie left Thursda
n night for his vacation. He viii be
Sc charleston. S. c., for two weeks, an
p will then go to the mountains OF vi
a ginia or North Carolina.
Miss Flossie Loftin left last Frlos
for a few weeks visit with reiatlv
l. at Ozark, Dothan. and Cottonwoo
liz Alabama. -,
Miss Elizabeth Cawthon and Nj
Ia, sue d. Mcconnell have returned FRO
q delightful visit with Miss Margar
- tMcCaskfIl at Valparaiso.
E. T. Buell., of Cleveland, who n
Z been spending the past two weeks her
ire expects to leave for home sundi
morning.
ne Mr.. Homer Caro- of Pensacola, a
rived in town Friday morning, for
!, few davs visit with his brother, W.
Caro- and family.
ste Mrs. p. H. Mum returned home la
% SUNDAY following a weeks visit WI
- the E, NJ Tilon family and Mr.. al
n Mrs. G. H. Gordon of Valparaiso.
kei Charles H. Gordon and children
he Valparaiso, spent last sunday ne
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