The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-14
FUNIAK
Farmers of Walton to Hold Meet
ing at Alaqua on Monday for
Purpose Of Organizing.

Of Alaqua, will meet at the Baptist
church.. Alaqua No. 1. Monday. August
Is at 10 a. m. for the purpose Of
organizing with a view to obtaining
better marketing conditions Men. wo-
men and children are requested to be
present. Prominent men and women
OF the state win be present and make
addresses. There will be special music
and dinner on the ground.
Tuesday the farmers of Knox Hill
win meet at the Weimerts schoolhouse
and Thursday a meeting Of farmers
viii be held at Darlington and Friday
at Cluster Springs. All of the meet
ing begin at 10 a. m. with dinner on
the ground
Reverend George r. Austin, pastor
of the Baptist church, rendered his
resignation as pastor Of that church
and requested that it be accepted to
become effective the first Sunday in
September at the monthly conference.
The congregation refused to accept
the previous resignation of Reverend
Mr.. Austin made in June A commit
tee was appointed to draw up suit
able resolutions to be presented to
Reverend Mr.. Austin on his departure.
While he has made no definite an
nouncement it Is expected that he will
enter evange1istic work
Many friends in DeFuniak We're in
terested in the announcement of the
marriage of Miss Mary Billiard to
Cole Bryant, taking place at Stedman,
N. c., last Tuesday.
1t is announced that q sacred con-
cert viii be held at the Presbyterian
pfanroh Mt A 1
Mrs. Beulah Warner Of Jacksonville
grand matron, Florida Eastern Star.
has announced that she will pay her
annual visit to the DeFuniak Chapter
August Is at which time all members
are requested to be present.
Personals.
Mrs. ]. w. Fry Of Alvin, Texas,
(Mrs. Scott Flournoy), spent the week
end here, guest.of relatives, going from
here to Freeport, for a visit with her
father, Mr.. Hartley Rutan, before re-
turning home
Miss Anna Mcdonald returned home
the last OF the week from an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. w, r. Weav-
er, of Flomaton, Ala.
Masters James Baker Watson and
Frederick Anderson who have been
spending several weeks with the form
er's grandmother, Mrs. o. A. Watson,
OF this city, returned to their respec-
tive homes in Pensacola last Friday.
Mrs. Watson accompanying them for
q visit with her son. W. W. Watson
and family of Spring street.
DIR. and Mrs. @. s. Ames and son..
arrived home Tuesday night from an
extended stay IN the north. Or. Ames
has been taking course in Ornith
ology-mathematics of living, att
Mccormick College in Chicago.
AS a result from q fall off the back
steps OF her house on Thirteenth
street, Mrs. ]. II. Allen sustained in
Juries which. resulted in the necessity |
OF taking her to Pensacola to undergo
treatment. Since the accident OF Mon
day a week ago Mrs. Allen has con-
tinued to get worse. The accident is |
regretted by large number Of friends I
who wish her an early recovery.
John Jockey Mcdonald left Wednes-
day night for cambridge, Ca. where
he has accepted position as druggist.
Mrs. r. G. Walden was home from
Camp Walton for a brief stay and on
her return Saturday was accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. A. Faux, who
will remain for a weeks stay before
returning.
Rev. and Mrs. 3. F. Marshall and
children are home following a several
weeks visit with Alabama relatives.
Rev. Marshall, his friends are pleased
to note, is greatly improved inghealth.
A. Horne spent the week END at
and on his return home
was accompanied by his wife and
children. who have been spending
few weeks with relatives of that place.
Mrs w r. Weaver of Flomaton.
Ala spent the weekend here guest
of her mother, Mrs. l.. G. Mcdonald
and on her return home was accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Lille Mae,
who will spend few weeks at that
point before returning.
Miss Madge Hinesley had as week.
end guest, Miss Grace Harris OF Do
than, Ala. /,
Miss Nita Mcclure spent the week
end with Miss Irma Miller of Free
port,
Mrs. j. Moss Flournor Of Chipley.
spent the weekend with De Funiak
relatives.
L. S. Marshal p. II. Miller of PEN
sacola, was q business visitor here ,
first OF the week.
Miss Emma Walker is enjoying a
visit with relatives at Luz
verne, Ala.
Writ Thompson OF Bagdad was here ,
last of the week guest OF friends.
j. +. Flournoy and son, Afford, of /
were here last of the week !
guests OF relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Shaw and chill
iren OF Valparaiso, were Saturday
visitors TO our city. :
Arlie Howe OF Bagdad spent the I
week end here guest OF his sister, Mrs.
!. Z. Payne. 4
J. w cawthon OF Bagdad spent Sun I
lay here, guest Of his parents, Mr.. !
md Mrs. L. II. Cawthon.
Mr. j. Q. Kennedy and daughter
Mss Pearl OF Pensacola. spent the !,
week END here, guests of their rela- i
Il To