The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-02
Winter Haven
nv Virginia Lyss)

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A farewell party was given Miss
Elva Kensinger last Thursday even
ing at the home of Miss Grace Gun,
ningham. Those present were Misses
Lila Thornhill, Kate Jenkins, Aimee
Limbie, Evelyn Boland, Dorathea
Cleaves. Georgia earn. Elsee Stark
BETTY Hill, Messrs Parker Hamilton
Earnest Trueman, George Steel, Var
risk Smith and Miss Carter They
passed q delightful evening and de-
licious refreshments were served con
sisting of sandwiches, olives, hot
chocolate and cake.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Mrs. Raymond Cooke last Saturday
evening at the home of Miss Velee
Martin. Those present were. Mes
danes Adam, Steele, Martin, j. H.
Martin, Cooke, MYERS and Miss Jes-
Cameron brought in a charming dis
play of gifts on an express wabon,
after which Florence Cameron and
Mary Lyss dainty arrayed in little
Maids costumes served light refresh
ments.
Miss Elva Kensinger's class in high
school will very reluctantly yield her
to the Lakeland school when her fam
lily moves to Lakeland Wednesday.
Mr.. Del Griffin is erecting a stucco
building on the corner of Howard and
Magnolia streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Dalgren are re-
joicing over the arrival of a little
daughter
Mrs. Elmer Harris and daughter
are visiting her parents in Mulberry.
Rev. c. l. Stacy of Lakeland and
DIR. Winchester from Toronto, Can,
the noted Bible teacher who is con-
Quoting a Bible course in the First
Presbyterian church of Lakeland,
were visiting friends here in Winter
= Haven Saturday.
DR.. Nellie Van Stewart went to
Daytona Monday on business for a
few days.
Miss Alice Derr will leave Tuesday
for Lakeland to attend the CONNER
cial Institute. She will be greatly
missed among her circle of friends
here.
Professor Samuel Long of Winter
Haven high school was called away
to the bedside of his sick sister in
Tennessee this week. Prof. Hinder
liter has taken his place during his
absence.
The Cherokee Campfire girls met
Monday afternoon at the school house
to plan their hike for Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman of West Vir-
ginia are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Nydegger on Lake avenue.
Eighteen business men of Winter
Haven visited Rita, town on the
southeast shore of Lake Okeechobee,
last week to see the avocado groves.
Rev. Luther Bicknell and family mo-
tored to st. Petersburg Monday to
take the visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Haltesly and
guests, Mrs. Hutchinson and daught-
er LATHE Hutchinson, returned from
their short trip to Ocala Saturday.
Mr.. Hickok, who spent the winter
here in his lovely home on Lake Mar
tina, returned to Prescott, Wis, last
Wednesday. Mrs. Hickek expects to
join him in the middle of April.
William Smith has returned from
the hospital at Lakeland where he
was operated on for appendicitis.
Mr. Herbert Ray returned to Stet-
son after his weekend visit to his
mother
Mr.. Pope and Mr.. E. N. Brogdon
are visiting the packing houses that
are using the BrogdX, the new treat
ment for preserving citrus fruit.
A Sunday school room has been
added to the Christian church corner
of Oak and Sixth. Three or four class
rooms, also an audience room.
Twenty-three years ago, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. c. Davis began coming to Florida
to escape the cold of far north New
Hampshire. They have missed ar
irving here for few winters, but did
not miss this one. They are delight
fully situated in their new bungalow
on West Oak street, which they built
last winter. Their home in New
Hampshire is at Contoo Cook.
The Boy Scouts of Winter Haven
(Troop No. ~ played the Lakeland
Boy Scouts on the Lakeland court
Tuesday night at 1870 o'clock. Our
boys came back with the score of is
to Is.
Rev. J. c. Lyss will preach every
Sunday morning at Lake Hamilton in
stead of morning and evening every
other Sunday.
The Triangle Tea House has been
moved to the corner of Park street,
where they are serving attractive
meals on a vine covered porch.
A The Winter Haven basketball team
IN "Wednesday morning to enter the
l6ufnament at Gainesville. The line
'up is: Maurice Boland, Otil Mar
shall, Nelson Hinderliter, Ellsworth
Weir, Robert Igou and Lorin Bice.
The boys say they are going to play