The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-09
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| tional Editorial association, which
meets in Florida in March. BY this
appropriation the newspaper editors
will be given a stop-over here and
view the varied agricultural interests
of the county.
!, Joe Walker OF Davidson. N. c.. was
| the guest during the holidays of his
/ college churn, John Curry.
| Harry Duval Of Augusta, Ga, has
| been spending a few days with his
sister, Mrs. George Lamar.
| r. C Woodberry Of Orlando was the
| guest this week of his brother, E. B.
| Woodbury..
The friends of Jesse Allen. former
~ of Quincy, but now of Cairo, Ga,
were grieved to learn of the death of
Mrs. Allen after short illness the
| day after Christmas. Mrs. Allen is
survived by her husband and six chill
dren.
The Woman's Club of Quincy is In
| receipt of a letter from DR.. Mason
Smith Of Chattahoochee, thanking
that organization for the gift of II
boxes of oranges at Christmas for the
unfortunate inmates of the insane
asylum.
Miss Pearl Floyd of cambridge was
the guest this week OF Miss Genie
Woodbury..
Mrs. Carl Freyer and young son Of
Blakeley, Ca, arrived Sunday on a
visit to her mother, Mrs. Ida Smith.
Mrs. Mamie Harrison of Jackson
vile is the guest Of her niece, Mrs. r.
e. Bitch.
j. II. Trump Is in st. Louis on a
business trip which will cover about
10 days.
Mrs. w. j. Townsend Of Augusta,
Ca, rs the giest OF her granddaughter,
Mrs. Kenneth MACEDONIAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Swell are re-
ceiving congratulations over the ar
rival of a young son born on Sunday
morning.
Misses Sadie and Mary Bostick gave
a dance at their home Friday eve
ming. Miss Elizabeth Bostick served
coffee and cake. Out of-town guests
were: John Thompson of Hampton
Roads, Va, and Jim Sharon of ITALIA
hassee.
Rev. Paul Kanomari, known as the
Billy Sunday Of Japan" is to speak
at the Gretna church Tuesday after
noon, Jan. IL, and at the Quincy Pres
byterian church on the same evening.
His visit to this section is being an
ticipated with interest.
Mrs. Horace Curry entertained with
a stag party for her son John Friday
night before his return to Davidson
College, n. C. A f1ve-course supper
was served by Misses Margaret Curry
and Elizabeth Shaw.
Miss Dorothy Ohlinger Of Harris
City is the guest of DR.. and Mrs. r.
e. Ashley.
S. ". Hough, a popular county COM
missioner, returned home the latter
part of the week from Midtown, Ca,
where his mother, Mrs. Annie Hough,
died Monday and was buried. She
was 81 years old and died while on u
visit to one Of her children.
A marriage of interest was that
which occurred Wednesday evening in
Tallahassee at the Methodist parson-
age of Miss Matte Gilbourne of Mt.
Pleasant and Mr.. II. r. Sauls of the
capital city. The bride has been a sue
cessful teacher in this county for sew
eral years and the groom is a sue
cessful business man in his home
town.
Monroe Covington is in Jackson
vile on a visit to his uncle. r. V.
Covington, and will go from there to
Washington and Lee University to
take course of study.
DR. and Mrs. r. Il. Ashley have re-
turned from Haines City where they
visited friends for 10 days.
Misses Farris and Belle Davis have
returned to Jacksonville to resume
their places as teachers in the public
schools, after spending Christmas hol-
idays with their parents at Greenes-
boro.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Burns of the
Baptist church entertained in honor OF
the officers of the church on Thursday
evening with a delicious dinner OF
wild turkey and other tempting Christ
mas dishes.
At meeting of the Woman's Club
Thursday afternoon it was voted to
contribute a silver loving cup as one
of the prizes which are to be offered
to the schools of the county assem-
bling in quincy Feb. % to engage in
educational and athletic contests.
1t is pleasing to the friends of this
deserving young lady to know that
Miss HUMPHREYS of Gretna will be one
of the stenographers in Governor Har-
dee's office.
An ultinlatum has been issued to
motor car drivers by Sheriff Scott
Gregory. who declares that the laws
applying to children under IA driving
cars and to chauffeurs driving cars
without proper license and laws in re-
gard to exceeding speed limits will be
enforced to the letter after Jan. Is.
Mrs, w. H. Lyle and daughter, Miss
Louise Monroe, of Live Oak, after at
tending the inauguration of Governor
Hardee, came on to Quincy on visit
of a few days to Mrs. w. B. Malone
During this week the only two
changes in the county's political Of
fees went into effect. w. w. Wright
succeeds o. J. Clayton as county at
torney and James A. Dezell succeeds
E. L. Suber as county commissioner
from the Greensboro district.
At a regular meeting of the Red
Cross welfare committee held Tues
day in the office Of Miss Sara Oxford
Red Cross secretary, plans were
formed for putting on health programs
for the negro schools in the county
for forming home nursing classes to
ha conducted under. the at1SpicaS af