The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-17
CHIPLEY IS VERY
ACTIVE SOCIALLY
Missionary Society Gives
Harvest Day" and Knights
of Pythias Entertain.

CH7PLEY, Dec. 16.-tSpeclal.)--
The Woman's Missionary society
of the NJ. E. church gave a Harvest
Day" program at the club room
Wednesday afternoon. There was a
radio receiving station. with J. }.
Earle in charge. All. performers were
: behind the screen and gave the num-
Der through 49, megaphone. John
| Winslett and W. A. Prince added
TO the pleasure with cornet solos and
duets.
After the program refreshments
were served by the assistant hos
tesses, Mesdames W. L. Farrior, G..
A. Henderson, w. II. Grace, A. G.
Baldwin, w. 3. Williams and Will
Pratt.
The following officers were elected
for the year:
Mrs G. A. Henderson, president;
Mrs. W. E. Williams, vice president;
Mrs. ". L. Farrior. Supt. mission
study; Mrs. J.. NJ. Flournoy, Supt.
social service; Mrs. \. l.. ~. Wells,
Supt. supply; W. II. Grace,
Supt young people; Mrs. a. L. Van
Week, supt. juniors: Mrt Russell
Cook, Supt baby division: Mrs. c. \.
Heiton. treasurer: Mrs. A. G. Bald
win, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
w. A. Prince. recording secretary;
Mrs. George Harredd. voice agent;
Mrs. w. w. Cook, press correspon-
dent.
Union Lodge. No. 100, knights of
Pythias. win entertain the district
convention that meets here on De-
cember 19. There will be represent
tatives from the counties in the dis
4y;1 IN MI
Jackson. Preparations are being
made for an elaborata banquet
which will be rendered the visitors
and members. i
Circle No. l of the Woman's Aux
Hilary, met Monday afternoon at the 4
home Mrs. J. y. Campbell. The at
tendance was good and the regular
line of work dispensed with.
Circle No. 2 met at the same time
with Miss Wilhelmina Whitfield.
The three church societies. the W.
II. L. Of the Baptist, the Woman's
Auxiliary of the Presbyterian, and the
Womans Missioary society of the
Methodist. in finishing up their
work for the year. show most en-
couraging reports and much work
accomplished.
Notice has, been received in Cnipley
that the insurance rate on property
here has been reduced from % TO 80
percent, and in some instances more.
This reduction has been brought !
about ~ the city purchasing a La |
France fire truck and the organiza |
ION of paid fire department. |
As result OF the examination re- |
emily held at Hosford for teachers, |
he name of Miss Ruth McGeachy
pNears as qualified in high school |
Pccial subjects. Miss MeGeachy is !
low teaching at Greensboro. and in |
he examination taken she made an |
'yerage Of IS percent on the sub.
Gets taken.
Personals. }
Miss Lucy Daniels, music instruc- !
" in Converse college. is spending !
&c holidays with her mother, Mrs !
;. J. Jones. i
Mrs. W. c. Jockey and daughter. |
RS. u. w. Philbrick. have returned |
. Taliaha ssee after a two weeks |
is.t to Mrs. Ethel Coleman.
Mrs. Jehaza TuEgle left this week |
or Jacksonville where she goes to
pend sometime with her daughter.
!rs. Lcman.
Friends of Mrs. J. Z. Glenn regret
0 learn of the serious Illness OF her
Mother, Mrs. ". y. Owens, but hope |
. learn soon Of her Improvement.
Miss Irene Tuggle has returned to
az home in Pensacola after success
ullT nursing two patients back to
JCalth. little James son of Mr. EnHI
re. Tom Watts and Mr.. L. Cox.
Miss Johnson, one of the c. H. s.
eachers, was called to her home in
'3Trolton. Ga, this week on account
u the death of her mother. Her
lace in the school is being filed by !
Hiss Givens of DeFuniak
Mrs. q. c. Miller has returned from
short visit to her father at Pana-
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