The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-11
QUINCY

City mail delivery which was sched-
uled to begin on the first of December,
owing to some delay at headquarters.
made its beginning instead on the 18th
of the month. B. F. Belts and y. f.
Fain, of Faceville, Georgia, and Will
liam Harden. Of Quincy, are the car
riers. and two deliveries at private
residences will be made a day.
A meeting of the city council was
held wednesday morning for the pur-
pose of reorganization. The following
officers were elected. W. E. Shelter,
president; Steve Edwards, chief of fire
department; j. 3. Campbell city at
torney; J. C. Davis, city physician; j.
p. Smith, assessor and collector.
The following women nave peen Sc
cured as chairmen in the different
communities for the Christmas sale of
tuberculosis seals: Mrs. q. H. Boykin,
River Junction: Miss Farris Davis,
way; Miss Ruby McDavid, Hinson;
Miss Thelma Harris, Havana
DR.. H. G. Davis, pastor of the
Quincy Methodist church, is at Or
lando attending the annual Methodist
conference.
The Presbyterian church of Quincy
was the scene of a beautiful wedding
Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock,
when Miss Pauline Hearn, only daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hearn, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Harold Gun
ningham, OF Parkersburg, w Va. The
color scheme was yellow and green and
the church was a bower of beauty with
it's delicate tracery of glistening smilax
forming lofty arches through which
handsome floor lamps, candelebra and
bronze pots of gorgeous dollhouse
chrysanthemums shone The huge
building was packed with relatives,
friends and out-Cf-town visitors A
program Of duets on the piano and
cello was rendered by Mrs. r. ]. Love,
beginning with Beethoven's minuet, the
last number merging into an accom-
paniment for Until, sung by Mrs. Jack
Vrieze wearing her bridal gown OF
white satin with long court train The
flower girls We're Sarah May Love and
Sarah Hinson wearing green and yell
low taffeta frocks with tiny wells ar
ranged in coronet fashion. The usf1ers
were James Love and Jay Hearin The
bridesmaids We're Misses Pauline FAINT,
of Newberry, S. G., Eleanor Townsend,
Bennettsville, s. c., Mary Love. Fra
leigh Madison. Sara Warren Prentiss.
Indianapolis. In. Ella Ellis, Quincy, and
the matrons of honor We're Mesdames
Jay Hearin and James Love. These
young women more modish gowns of
taffeta. harmonizing with the color
scheme. The tiny ring bearer was
Master Alfred Hearin The grooms-
men were Captain James Gibbons. u.
S. army, J. G. Scarborough, A. L. Will
son, Jr., f. II. May and DIR. II. f. Grant
ham. The ceremony was performed
under a beautiful umbrella of feathery
white and gold chysanthemums with
artistic touches of green fern by Revs.
H. A. Love and D. j. Blackwell. A
shower of rice from the umbrella
rained upon the happy couple as they
turned to leave the chanceI An ele-
CANT reception was held at the home
of tn brides uncle, Mr.. NJ A Love
Mrs. Linton Munroe presided over the
brides book and punch was poured
by Mesdames E. ID. Davis and ]. L.
McFarlin, Jr. Miss Pauline FAINT
caught the brides bouquet. The pres
etflS were uldSHAtACcHl anu WSIG on =
ranged in an upper room.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. J. Love entertained
the bridal party and visitors at their
home Tuesday night after the rehearsal
for the wedding of Miss Pauline Hearin
TO Harold Cunningham. of Parkersburg
w. Va. Forty guests were present
Rev. III. A. Love acted as POSTMASTER
of the evening. Refreshments Of pressed
potato chips. hot biscuits and
coffee were served late in the evening.
The brides going away gown was of
midnight blue trimmed with beaver,
and a blouse beaded with cut steel.
She wore the gift OF the groom. plat
mum wrist watch studded with dia-
monds.
About forty couples enjoyed the
elegant dance given at the Elks club
Monday evening given by the young
men of Quincy in honor of Miss Pau