The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-10
QUINCY

Prof. G. H. Chapman, who was sum
moned here from the Massachusetts
Agricultural college by the Florida
Georgia Tobacco Growers association
to make investigation into a new dis
ease which is making its appearance
in tobacco plant beds, is busy making
tests in his laboratory. He thinks
that this is the first time this disease
has appeared in this country.
| In an explosion occurring wednes-
day at Simpsons sawmill near Pei
tram, Ga, Lynwood Cooper, 16 years
old, a brother of Mrs. G. w. Shelter
| of this county, was killed.
| On next Sunday morning the COM
mencement sermon of the Concord high
school will be preached by DR.. H. G.
Davis, pastor Of Quincy Methodist
| church.
Plans are being formed by the
| Quincy Womans club for a cleanup
campaign. Manager Belirens of the
Empire theatre will contribute a good
| per cent of moving picture to be pre-
scented at an early date under the au-
spices of the club, toward this impor-
| tant work.
It is estimated that 700 people at
IenUSu the DuIldl at the HlnSOn Cefne-
terry Sunday afternoon Of Private Cody
F. Mills, whose body was returned
| from overseas by the government. His
| body was met at the Havana station
| by ex-service mon in uniform and A
| troop of Boy Scouts, who received 1t
with proper military honors and acted
| as escort. After the casxet was low
cred into the grave a white wreath Of
! ,,Io
the navy, and a wreath representing
the Red Cross. Three rounds of shots
were fired by the military escort and
taps were sounded at the conclusion
! of the ceremony
Mrs. Kenneth MacGowan entertained
the afternoon bridge club Tuesday aft
ernoon, her guests including eight of
! Qulncy's young matrons.
Miss Daisy Munroe. accompanied by
Misses Charlotte Perry Billy Dowdell
and Caroline Graham, came over from
the Woman's college at Tallahass to
attend the big ball at the Elks home
/ Monday night.
Charles Conboy left Monday for
Phoenix, Ariz., where he will visit his
sister, later going to Los Angeles and
San Francisco before returning home
Emmett Morgan, son Of County Clerk
F. F. Morgan, left this week for At
lanta to take a course in pharmacy.
Prof. r. NJ. Evans, principal of Quin-
cy high school, is in Gainesville this
week attending meeting of the high
school principals Of the state.
The juniors entertained the seniors
with a novel April Fool party. The
affair was unique from the invitations
on through the visits to various homes
where refreshments and games in har-
mony with the spirit of the Gay were
thoroughly enjoyed by the jolly crowd
DR.. and Mrs. G. f. Diamond and
Mrs. Julia Diamond Of Atlanta are the
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. r. L. Munroe.
Mrs. j. H. Trump entertained at a
matinee Thursday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. T. c. vann, Mrs. Jas. Hardee,
Mrs. Peter Miller and Miss Pauline
Hearin. After the pictures, the hostess
served her guests with ice cream and
cake in her apartments at the hotel
Mrs. o. z. DIN, vice-president OF
section two Of the Florida Federated
Clubs, was the guest of the Quincy |
club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. lone Tate Of Orlando is the |
guest Of her parents, Rev. and Mrs J. |
D' NCpDy ct tue NTISSItSDOIO pdSLOTIuT1. /
sW. G. Galloway, Jr., of the Mid |
Texas Petroleum corporation. Fort |
Worth. Texas, was the guest this week |
Of J. w. Parranore Of Midway.
Mrs. Ed Graves has issued invita-
tons to a few of her friends to a sew
ing party Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank LLOYD entertained six
tables of bridge players at her home
FRIDAY 4ftnTnN0n PnGnc ~
peas in artistic arrangement decorated
the living and dining rooms where the
guests were seated. Those making
high score and receiving dainty hand /
kerchiefs We're Mesdames w. w.
Wright. Angus Hinson, NJ. F. Burghard,
c. r. Shaw, Tg Gardner and Miss Irene
WedeIlis. Mesdames T. c. Vann of
Valdosta. James Hardee of Madison
ard Peter Miller of New York were
out Of town guests.
One Of the oldest frame buildings
surrounding the square in Quincy IS
being torn down and a handsome brick /
business building Is being erected in /
its stead by H. Feinberg. who owns 4
the property. The old house was one Il
Of Quincv's landmarks and was at one 4
time used as a printing office for the H
old Quincy Herald. Il
DR. F. L. Tataum. district health Of
fcer. left here Wednesday after com Il
nleting arrangements for an illustrated Il
lecture on the ravages Of venereaI dis
eases by John F. Donnelly of Column
bia university.
Splendid success characterized the
community meetings scheduled to be
held in different parts Of the country 4
this week. Good speakers. interesting
and bountiful picnic suppers
brought large crowd together in cor
dial coonera ton for the general better