The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-17
LAUREL HILL
Pretty Linen Shower Held in
Honor Miss Allie Lee Camp
bell - Other Notes.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z.
Campbell was the scene of very
pretty social affair wednesday after
noon from 4 until o'clock, when Miss
Louise Campbell was hostess at a
lovely linen shower in honor of Miss
Allie Lee Campbell, who today be-
brother, Palmer.
The front porch, hall and rooms
were transformed into a lovely scene
for the occasion with quantities of
potted plants, ferns and the clever use
of various colors of crepe paper.
The bride-e1ect was esconsed in an
elevated and artistically decorated
chair" in one corner of the par
lor, which made a beautiful set
ting for the scene.
Cards were given each guest with
the request that she write advice TO
the Bride" Reading of these by Mrs.
A. d. Campbell produced much merrl-
ment. Mrs. Alex Brown, proving an
authority on this important subject,
was awarded a handsome box of sta
tionery.
At the appointed time little Annie
Belle Campbell drew up in front of
the bride a little decorated express
wagon containing an assortment of
beautiful and useful gifts, as tokens
of the esteem in which she is held by
her friends. These were opened and
admired.
In the front hall, punch was served
throughout the evening. the bowl be-
ing in charge of Misses Annie Maude
Campbell and Irma Wheelers.
The brides book was in charge of
Miss Johnnie Givens, very attractive in
white organdy.
Those enjoying this pleasant even
ing were: Mesdames Alex Brown,
George Folmar, j. T. Carpenter, ]. H.
Givens, A. D. Campbell, d. r. Moore,
D. j. Sullivan and ]. NJ. Summerlin,
Misses Idell Fountain, Alma and Marie
Folmar. Annie Belle and Christian Nc
Donald Campbell, Miss Livy Higgins
of Freeport, Mrs. Joseph Steele of
Hopewell, Mesdames j. L. C1ary, P. ].
Steele, w. H. Mapoles and E. A. Flem-
ing of Crestview.
Personal Mention
Mrs. w. L. Chance, of Atlanta, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. S. L.
Stephens, and family.
j. E. GomiIlion and family of Hope
well, attended services at the Baptist
church this week.
Monday Judge T. R. James, of Crest
view, his wife and daughter, Miss
Irene, were greeting old friends in
Laurl Hill.
Aleck Gaslxin, of Sylacaugua, visited
homefolks the past week.
Following few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. w. NJ. Douglass, Mrs. 7.
H. Callahan and little nephew, G.. d.
Pensacola, Wednesday morning.
Mrs. j. A. Currie is teaching at
Blackman. She has with her Hugh
Brown, her little son.
]. T. Carpenter, Mrs. J. G.. Weather
ly and Misses Ruth McPhail and Myr-
tie Brown took the county examina-
ton at DeFuniak this week.
Monday night, Rev. j. w. Senterfitt
of Mariana, came to Laurel Hill to
visit his aunt, Mrs. NJ. Chestnut. She
continues i'll.
Postmaster J. L. Richbourg made a
business trip to DeFuniak Tuesday.
Rev. d. f. Pharr, pastor of the Pres
byterian church at Florala, was in
Laurel Hill Monday to see friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Campbell, of
Magnolia, spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. w. p. Clary and fam
ily
Charlie Barlow, of McDavid, has the
Laurel Hill railroad office vacated by
Mr.. Nettles.
Tuesday, D. R. Moore, Malcolm Nor
rison and Joe A. Davis transacted
business in Crestview.
Tuesday DIR. w A. Hooten's mother
returned to her home after several /
weeks visit with him and his wife. +
Roy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. I
Clary, died Monday and was buried
in the C1ary cemetery Tuesday Heart /
felt sympathy is extended the sorrow
ing parents.
Saturday, Rev. Shoemaker, of Sam |
son, closed a weeks enthusiastic re-
vival at the Baptist church. He was |
assisted by the regular pastor, Rev. /
Perry.
S. G. French is directing paving the .
streets at Florala.
Mrs. w. d. Williams is visiting her
sister at Freeport, and her son, ]. Ed /
Williams, and family at Bombay.
Wednesday, Mrs. Livy Huggins of I
Freeport came to be attendant at the .
Campbell Campbell wedding, July II.
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