The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-04
QUINCY

The Baptist congregation win hold
their first services In their new church
Sunday morning, Sept. 4th. IN the
evening addresses viii be made by the
pastor Rev. w. Al. Burns, and the min
listers OF the other local churches and
q special program Of music has been
arranged. A week Of services viii
follow in which will. participate Rev.
Bunyan Stevens Of Tallahassee. Rev.
G. N. Britain OF the State Mission
Board, Rev. 0. x. Armstrong secre-
tary of B. 7. P. U. work, Rev. W. w.
williams. secretAny Of Sunday school
work and Rev. W. II. Lambert, former
pastor.
Two of the junior high schools of
the county. Greensboro and Gretna,
will open Monday. while the other
junior schools and Quincy school will
not open until the middle OF the
month.
Prof. r. NJ. Evans, principal OF the
quincy school, Mrs. Evans. Master
Rob and Miss Margaret Evans re-
turned Friday from a vacation spent
in North Georgia.
Jesse Sunday, wen known farmer
Of the old Mount Pleasant neighbor-
hood, has uFysteriously disappeared
from his home. Prior to his disap-
pearance he bad made to his wife a
deed giving her all of his property.
The rumor is current that Mrs. Sun
day has decided all of the property to
her son-in-law, Ira Henianus. The
sheriff has made inquiries into the
matter and the family says the miss
ing man has gone to Texas. His
whereabouts are still unknown.
Mrs. z. NJ. Mitchell of Sneeds has
been in the county for three weeks on
account of the illness of her father,
Bennett Whiddon, who is still quite
i'll at his home near Mount Pleasant.
Mr.. and. Mrs. J, w. Lingerfelt an
nounce the engagement and approach
ing marriage of their daughter. Bertha
May, to Mr.. Calvin Singletary of Re-
covery, Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Woodbury. enter
tanned the pastor and officers of the
Quincy Methodist church Monday
night with dinner party.
Uncle Joe Dixon has returned to the
Gadsden County Times after a vaea-
ton Of four months spent in Louisi-
ana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Tennessee
and Alabama.
The Apalachicola chamber of COM
meFee has asked the cooperation of
the .tadsden county chamber Of com
merce in getting deeper water at the
port of ,Apalachicola. so as to restore
the traffic on the Apalachicola river
and develop that part of the state. A
from these chambers will
visit Quincy next week to confer with
the board of governors Of the Quincy
chamber of commerce.
Tho first Japanese hobo ever seen
in Quincy was arrested here this week
by Sheriff Gregory and is now in the
Gadsden county Jail He gave his name
as Hihara and says he is from Cali
fornia.
Sidewalk paving is getting to be
epidemic in Quincy and the town is
putting on a peater appear
ance
Morris Day was celebrated yesterday
by the Washington Chapter o. E. S.
with a picnic at Lillian Springs. After
swimming and. conversation was en-
joyed delicious picnic supper was en-
joyed.
May Virginia Malone celebrated her
eighth birthday with a party at the
home of her mother, Mrs. E. S. Ma
lone Saturday afternoon. Forty guests
were present and many games enjoyed
after which ice cream and birthday
cake We're eaten with relish.
Miss Alice Shaw of New York is the
guest in the home Of her. uncle, G. r.
Shaw.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Burns returned
this week from the mountains of North
where they spent their vaca-
ton.
G. H. Watson has returned to his
home in Geneva, Ala, after assisting
in the big summer sale of Watson
Brothers store.