The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-03
CHIPLEY
Tannery Is Being Established
Chipley-Vernon Road
Is Repaired.


a tannery established shortly. The
chamber of commerce is backing the
proposition and sent a committee
composed of E. N. Dekle, Olin Shivers.
w. H. Phillips, I. A. Stewart and C.
B. Dunn to Mariana last week to in
vestigate the tanning plant at the re-
form schol there. Another industry
will be given Chipley if the establish
ment OF an up-to-dat tannery can be
secured.
J. W. Galloway, an old and esteem
ed resident of Chipley, died last Mon
day afternoon at o'clock after an ILL
ness of several months. The funeral
services were held at the home Tues
day morning, Rev. Mr.. Camp and Rev.
Mr.. Delaney conducting the services.
Burial was made in the family lot at
Campbellton. Uncle joe was "A
years of age and was one of the land
marks of Chipley.
A number of merchants of Chipley
have agreed to close their stores all
day Monday in celebration of the
Fourth.
The Chipley ball team defeated the
Mariana team 10 to at Mariana
ley team met Bonifay's team at Boni-
fay, the game going to Bombay by a
score of to l, II innings being played.
The first shower for the Baptist
bazaar to be held in December was
held at the home Of Mrs. I. A. Stewart
Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Stewart and
Mrs G. c. Miller acting as joint hos
tesses.
Miss Marion Reed entertained a.
number of friends with a delightful
rock party Saturday evening. A wa
termelon cutting was then enjoyed.
Miss Thelma Wells was hostess
Thursday evening. delightfully."- enter
tanning at rock followed by a water
melon cutting.
A carload of small sized melons were
sold at Chipley Friday for $40.
A part of the Richardson home on
n. 6th-st has been leased by Mrs.
Tuggle who expects to move in shortly,
There are scarcely any houses for
rent in ChipIey now.
Work was done last week on raising
a point of the Chipley Vernon road
near the Wilmington place to prevent
the water after rain from sweeping |
over it.
A number of Chipley's young people
spent Monday evening last at Chaw-
ford on a picnic and enjoyed bathing.
Personals
T. D. Sale, of Jacksonville, was
here on business Friday.
]. d. Campbell spent Sunday with
Mrs. Campbell at Beacon Beach.
Tom Dekle and family came from
Campbellton to spend Sunday last.
j. X. Lord, of Atlanta, was in town
Friday.
A. G. McQuagge and wife from Yer
non were in Chipley Saturday after |
noon.
Mrs. Ellison and Miss Agnes have
returned from a visit to DeFuniak.
Miss Susie Whipple spent the last !
weekend with her parents at Bombay. /
Friends regret to learn of the con-
tinued illness of Mrs. j. J. Williams.
DR.. jain McSween, of Bombay, at
tended the funeral Of j. w. Galloway
here Tuesday.
Mrs J. V. B. Lewis is improving
from her recent illness.
Rev. d. F. Ellison has returned from
Biloxi, Miss, where he has been for
ten days. at Divinity school.
Mrs. .. "A. AlIorQ with sion AlTOrd
and little Lottie Kate Shrivalle spent i
the week lend at Beacon Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Moss and Miss
Lucy Neel Dekle, of Mariana, were
recent visitors here.
Mrs. w. w. Podgett and children, of
Greenhead. were in Chipley Friday.
Rev. w. r. Quinton and wife with
Mrs. H. C. Helton and the children
Of Mrs. Oma Richardson, spent Thurs
day in Dothan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Coleman will in
a few days occupy the cottage in
North Chipley adjoining the Mrs. Oma
home.
Mrs. Walter Cook and children left
last Sunday for Gainesville. Mrs. Cook
will take the teachers summer course
at the state university.
Miss Vada McCrary with Mrs. Coop
or, of Semmes, Ala, arrived last Sat
lrday for a visit to Miss Esther Nc
Crazy, at her home near here.
Mrs. C. B. Dunn and daughter, Miss
Lucille, have gone to Jacksonville TO
visit friends and to be present at the
bridge opening celebration.