The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24
QUINCY TEACHERS
co TO ST. PETE
Gadsden County People
Home for Holidays;
Several Weddings
Announced

tSIId the GldlS LuuCdIloIldI. dSSOGid~ .
ton which meets at st. Petersburg
next Wednesday,, are Superintendent
Charles II. Gray. Prof. r. M Evans,
of Quincy; Prof. Leon A. Gray, of
Hinson; Mrs. Ethel Stevens. of Ha-
| vana; Prof. r. L. Driggers, of Green's
boro; Prof. c. F. Miell, Of Chatta-
Misses Daisy Poole and Esther Sni-
der. of Quincy, =.
Quincy schools closed Friday, after
most successful fall term. The pri-
mary grades enjoyed a I beautiful
Christmas tree. a majority of the
teachers will go to their respective
homes to spend the holidays - I
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage, Tuesday. ,3of
Mr.. Leo Henry Bait and Miss Della
Fischel, which occurred at noon at
the Jewish synagogue in Jackson
vile, DR.. Haplan officiating. 1t was
quiet affair. only the brides moth
er, Mrs. Joseph Fischel and Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Gardner, of Quincy, accom-
panying the couple from eQuincy to
Jacksonville. Mr.. and Mrs. Bait left
the following morning for New York
on a two-weeks' honeymoon. pa -. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wedelles, Joe
roe, accompanied by John L. Fielding
and Joseph f. CulIman, Jr., of New
York, composed A fishing party on
the Ocilla river this week.. returning
with large catch OF reddish and
trout.
John \. Nicholson, son of Hugh
Nicholson, of this city, returned home
few days ago from the Pacific
coast. and viii remain indefinitely;
having finished his three-years' en-
l.stment in the United. States navy.
Miss Doris Feinberg is home from
Boston, Mass, to spend the holidays
with her parents. MI. and MRS. II:
Feinberg. She has been a violin stu
dent in a music conservatory there for
the past two years She was accom-
panied home by her aunt, Mrs. Annie
Zanswill, OF Boston.
party composed of DR.. c. C.
Mach, J. D. Bailey, W. E. Wilcox,
Leon Pittman and f. l.. Sweger left
this week to hunt big game in CAL
houn county. After hunting a day in
! the rain and killing several turkeys
! they returned home.
Mrs. Judson Shelter and infant son,
of Leesburg, are in the city.to remain
during the holidays as guests at the
Emmett Morgan, who is taking q
course i'll pharmacy in Atlanta, has
returned home to spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. f.
Morgan.
The Presbyterian church at ,Gretna
was the scene of d beautiful wedding
Wednesday at high noon, when Miss
Mildred Vera Brockman,. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Brockman, became
the bride of Mr.. Carl Spooner, Of
Madison, Fla, Rev. d. J. Blackwell,
of Quincy, performing the ceremony.
They left after the ceremony on
bridal trip to South Florida, after
which they will make their home in
Madison.
Miss Jennie Mcintosh teacher Of
domestic science in the Quincy high
school, will Christmas at her home in
Tallahassee, and Miss Trudie Fowler,
another teacher, will go to Mountain
Creek, Ala, to spend the holidays.
Misses Clara and &gnes Davidson, of
Jacksonville, are here to spend the
nolidays at the home of their cousin,
Mrs. c. S. Curtis.
Mrs. c. L. Carol and little daugh-
ter, of Live Oak, will spend the fholi-
days here with the family of w. E.
Malone.
Miss Margaret Curry came from
Converse college. at Spartanburg.. S.
c., and Miss Elizabeth Shaw from
Agnes Scott college at Decatur, Ga,
Friday, to spend Christmas holidays
at their respective homes.
DR.. and Mrs. j. 6. Davis have as
their guests during the holidays Mrs.
Davis father and brother, l.. r. Mar
quet and Louis Marquet, of Atlanta.
Mrs. Frank Roland Richie, of San
Francisco, who has been the guest of
Mrs. Ellen Sharon for a few weeks,
left this week for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Carr, of St
Petersburg, have arrived to spend the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Nor
gan.
Hilton Burghard, who is employed
in Atlanta as a mechanical engineer,
will visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Burghard, during Christmas.
Misses Mae and Nellie Gregory,
Misses Annie SowelI and Daisy Mum
roe, of the Woman's college in Talla-
hassec, are enjoying a two weeks
vacation at home.
VIM. Pierce Dunn, of Jackson, Ala,
and Miss Bonnie Lee Simpllns of
Havana, were united i'll marriage,
Monday, at the Baptist pastoriun in
Quincy by the pastor, Rev. w. A
Burns. They left Immediately for
their future home in Alabama.
Hubert and Edwin Graves, Herbert
Behrens, John Campbell Jr,, from the
University of Florida, and Frank
Shaw, from Davidson college. \. c.,
have reached home for the holidays
Miss Mary Greer, who is taking
nurses training course at Davis
Fischer sanitarium. in Atlanta, is
sending 4 week during the holidays
here with her parents.
Mrs. Ellen Sharon has gone to
Sanford, Fla, to spend several weeks
with her son, James Sharon, of that
city.
Fred Norhaus. Jr.. who attends
school in Mississippi, is home for
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Cory are
here from York. Pa, to remain over
the holidays with Mrs. Corry's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Cory.
The Quincy Elk's lodge held a, big
Christmas celebration Thursday night.
Special entertainment features and a
turkey dinner were enjoyed by the
members.
At the regular meeting ,ot the
Quincy order of Eastern Star. Mrs
lpatron; Mrs. Sarah Harris, of Quin-
cy, past grand matron OF Q. Z. S. for
Florida, went over on invitation of
that order to install the newly elected
officers of .Talla hassee chapter. She
was accompanied by r. G. Harris and
Mesdames Neal Faircloth and W. S.