The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-20
Barlow Notes

blems. The first five grades are
hoding contest. The prize to be won
is a plaque with the figures of two
little dancing children. The re quire-
ments to win the grade must have the
greatest number of gold stars in the
entire grades. To get gold stars the
children must attain correct weight
Each child who has correct weight
secures one. So long as the grade
keeps the highest number of stars it
can hold the prize. The two sixth
grades are contending with each other
and prizes for best health conditions
will be awarded them also.
W. F. Coachman of Jacksonville, a
large cattle man, was business WIS.,
itor in Barlow Thursday.
The two-weeks Near East Relief
fund drive which was conducted by
Mrs. A. r. Hacky, closed February IS.
Mrs. Hacky found ready response to
her solicitation for relief funds. The
total amount of her canvas was $109.
Further contributors may communi-
cate with Mrs. Hacky who is in touch
with headquarters and can forward
late donations to the fund.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Barlow Good Government Club was
held Thursday evening at the Board
of Trade room in the city hall. Great
interest was shown in the club as to
the success of Bartow's new govern
ment, especially in the improving of
the city and county school manage
ment, also in county commissionship.
The club decided to attend the coun-
Gil meeting on March 7th at which
time the new council will be inaugur-
ated and will introduce some proper
inaugural ceremonies which will be
of interest to the citizens of Barlow.
The club adjourned The next meet
ing will be on the third Thursday of
March at O'Clock p. m. in the Board
of Trade room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warick Stanley and
little son of Tampa and Mrs. Lang
ford of Atlanta, Ca, visited Mr. STAN
ley's sister, Mrs. n. E. Jordan and
family Sunday.
The Redpath Chautauqua will be
open in Barlow March g. A fine line
of entertainments are expected by the
guarantors who arranged for the
chautauqua this year. They feel that
sufficient patronage would &c given
to warrant having the best talent for
the people.
Mrs. Alderman, who attended the
Baptist Sunday school convention in
Mobile, Ala, last week, was sent as
the official delegate of the T. E. l..
class of the Baptist church. On Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. o.
NJ. White a meeting was held, with j.
B. White and Mrs. Dean acting as
leaders. The feature of the meeting
was hearing Mrs. Alderman's report
from the Sunday school convention,
which created much enthusiasm for
their future work. Mrs. Alderman is
a noted Bible scholar and she is
deeply pious.
The rehearsals of the complete cast
for the American Legion minstrels to
he held in Barlow, probably between
under the direction of G. st. Claire
Robinson, former professional.
The following marriage licenses
were granted last week: T. T. How
ard and Alta Miller; Jessie D. Brook
ms and Leona Osteen; Walter o. Kill
patrick and Anne Mae Summers; Paul
Jennings and Matte Cora Sigler;
Fred L. Newman and Ruth Lunn; T.
D. Proctor and Fibbie Markham.
Mrs. Ora L. Rentz returned Thurs
day from New York, where she pur-
chased lovely new line of spring
goods for the Earnest Mercantile
Company. Mrs. Lo Rentz spent the
weekend in Winter Haven with her
sister and other relatives.
Mrs. T. L. Wilson and Mrs. J. P.
Murdaugh visited the Orlando fair
Friday.
Mrs. T. l.. Wilson and Mrs. ]. P.
Murdaugh visited the Orlando fair
Friday.
Mrs. Mary Bogie, who is president
of the Business and Professional Wo"
mans club in Barlow, left Friday for
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Sam
Pool in Palatka.
Phillip Patterson has returned to
Fl Baird, New Mexico, Mr.. Patterson
made short visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Patterson. He is still
enter school under their authority, as
he lost his health in the war service.
Vance Marquis four movies, Bar
tow, Lake Wales, Haines City and
Plant City, necessitated his buying a
new 5-passenger Dodge to keep in
touch with his business. Vance is a
business hustler, not a sport.
Babies Entered in "Baby Contest
Edward Anders, Mary Agnes Ben
nett, Julia Blood, Merle Bassett, Billie
Bohde, Leonard Boynton Jr., Jane
Capewell, Bert Childes Jr., jeanette
Clark, Richard Clark, Bobby Den
ham, Jack FELTON,, Dozier Fletchei,
Roy Baltimore Jr., Martha Ellen
Hacky, T. T. Hallon Jr., Bill Harmon,
Lindsey Holland, Horton Simms,
Louise B. Hunter, Joan Jaeger, Lo-
raine Lester. Estelle Lowe, Maude
Fown, D. v. Marquis, Robbie McCabe,
Care McNabb, Mamie Evelyn Oliphant,
Olive 0liphant, Beth Page, Lutrelle
Patterson, Dorothy Ann Peck, Peggy