The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-10
CHATTAHOOCHEE TO
HAVE CHAUTAUQUA
Program Will Be Given From March
rs TO II.

CHATTAHooCHEE. Mar. Q. A
meeting of the local chautauqua was
held in the Masonic hall recently. Ar
ter a short talk by the Radcliffe rep
resentative, explaining the program
and purposes of the chautauqua and
giving a brief outline of the program
70 be given at Chattahoochee on
March is, 16 and 18th, the following
officers were elected and appointed:
Chairman, DR.. w. II. Spiers: Sec
rotary and Treasurer, Mrs. Il. j. Nav
benny; chairman advertising commit
tee, NJ. s. Knight, chairman location
committee, A. c. Blount; chairman
light committee, A. K Gholson;
chairman music committee, Mrs. L. X.
Marshburn; chairman seat and stage
committee, M. s.. Knight; decoration
committee. Mesdames d. f. Barnes
and l.. f. Mosely: to confer with
junior director, Mrs. Daugherty;
business mems committee. j. II. Nc
Donald: entertainment committee,
Mrs. C. #. Jones; to Introduce the
speakers. J. F. Grant.
The following ticket sellers were
selected: Blues, Mrs. w. III. Spiers
captain, with Misses Moreno Gidden-
danner, Bernice Howell, Ora Barnett,
Margaret Willis and Mrs. Brewer.
Reds, Mrs. c. +. Jones, captain; with
Mesdames l.. L. McKinnon, j. III. Nc
Donald, A. c. Blount, w. L. Vanlan-
bingham and Miss Edna Runkle.
Meetings TO be held at o'clock and
z o'clock, central time. Age limit, .
70 16: that is, under free, TO 10
half tickets, over 16 full tickets. Sea-
son tickets, adults $500; children
$1.00; each performance, 30 cents.
l.. "a. McKinbon, postmaster and
merchant, of this place, spent part
OF last week In walton county and In
Alabama ION official business--Miss
Marie Frazier. OF Quincy, was pleas
ant weekend visitor with friends in
chattahoocheee. being the guest OF
Mrs. A. X. Gholson and family.-Miss
Bertha Gholson. after spending sew
eral weeks visiting friends and rela-
tives In Georgia, returned home sat
urday morning.-M. G.. Pitts, travel
ing representative OF the Iiggett My
eatS Tobacco company, accompanied
by Mr.. Lawler, Of Tallahassee, were
business callers here Tuesday.-Mrs.
j. w. Sealey, OF Tallahassee, spent
several days here with friends dur
ing the past week being the guest of
Mrs. w. Y. Knott. Mrs. Sealey re-
turned home Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
M. s. Knight are in Tallahassee this
week. Mrs. Knight is visiting rela-
tives and friends, while Mr.. Knight is
attending the Baptist Sunday school
convention, which is in session at that
place for two or three days this week.
Hon, w. w. Trammell, assistant
attorney general, of Tallahassee, was
here Sunday visiting friendsS-Mrs.
ne toII ON the
guest OF Mrs. w. v. Knott during the
past week.--Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Fol-
mar are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. O. Folmar this Week.-Mrs. Crone,
OF Tampa, the Florida Epworth
league field secretary. visited the
league at this place Monday night.
She was much pleased with the con-
dition OF the league and is taking
much interest In her work.--Misses
Mary Dodd and Ouida Trammell of
Tallahassee. were weekend guests of
Mrs. w. V. Knott.-The stewards of
the Methodist church had their regu-
lar meeting Monday night in the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. A. X. Gholson.
The business of the church seems TO
be in good shape and everything go
ing along nicely. NJ. Freeman is
preparing 10 build new dwelling
house. having placed the material on
the ground. He will build near where
he now resides.-Progress on the new
store building being 'erected by j.
"A. Faircloth is being noted daily. 1t
will be a matter of only a few days
until the building will be ready for
occupancy--At a called meeting of
the Masonic lodge. Saturday, much
work was done In the fellowcraft and
master Mason degrees-Mr and Mrs
b. ]. Mawhenny entertained number
OF friends Monday night at pillau.
A number OF friends enjoyed the
evening out In the open. The gather
ing was on the vacant lot near the
homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Ghol-
son. The pillau was prepared and
served with coffee. pickles. olives and
everything else which goes to satisfy
hunger.-Mrs. T. j. Edwards enter
tained at dinner on Saturday. The in
vited guests were: Mesdames NJ. Nor
gan. earn, A. X Gholson w. II.
Spiers.. b. j. Mawhenny, and Misses
Edna earn and Juliette Mitchell.--A
fish fry on Wednesday night OF last
week given by Messrs. Walter Ghol-
son, Fielder McKeown, Edgar Nc
Keown and Paul Edwards, on the
banks OF Apallchola river was en-
Joyed by the following young people,
who were chaperoned by DIR. and
Mrs. w II. Spiers and Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. j. Mawhenny; Misses Bernice
Howell, Moreno Gissendanner, Lucille
Harrison. Zadie' McKeown; and
Messrs. Dewitt Atwater, H. NJ. John
son and brother, w. NJ. Kratzeret.
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