The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-13
Barlow Notes

The annual open night of the Bar
tow Woman's club will be held at the
Auditorium this evening, February
18th A fine program of music and
other features of entertainment has
! been arranged Tor by the Music and
! Dramatic committee, Mrs. z. A. Wad-
dell chairman. The Woman's Club
cordially invites the public to attend
this meeting, free of charge.
| The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Woman Club will be held
this Monday afternoon. Many matters
lSf interest to The club will be brought
up and discussed
The Fidellis Glass of the Baptist
Sunday school will hold it's regular
monthly meeting, business and social
combined, at the home of Miss Pearl
Oeland at 500 o'clock p. m. Tuesday,
February IA.
Rev. and Mrs. ~ E. Smith are now
domiciled in the lovely new bungalow
IN corner Of Buckingham street and
served the A. r. Presbyterian church
in Barlow for eleven years. His con-
gregation decided he should have a
new home so they have built large,
modern house with every convenience
included. This building is another
handsome parsonage for Barlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Waldo with their
guests. Miss Flora and John Waldo,
spent the weekend at their cottage on |
Lake Easy.
Mr.. Gross. who has been chief
clerk at the Oaks Hotel, has resigned
and Henry Martin, who was his as
sistant. has succeeded Mr.. Gross.
Opinions expressed at the directors
meeting held Wednesday afternoon CT
the Polk county Citrus Sub-Exchange
al Manager c. r.. Walkers office The
quality of the fruit is better than i.
was last year, California's short crop
has already advanced the price OF
Florida oranges, they believe grape
fruit prices will rise a little later,
tGngerines have about all been ship
ped. The Polk County Citrus Sub
Exchange has shipped 100000 boxes
CT citrus fruit and expects to have Il
total for the season OF about 10000
boxes from the district.
The report of the activities in in
falling the white way system: Total
amount subscribed by citizens, &c.
072.50. According to bills rendered,
the poles and fittings invoiced &c.
02O.O4 f. o. b. Barlow. All donations,
except of two poles, were promptly
paid.
A party of seven boys, Victor and
Frances Craig, Jack Wallwork, Joe
Wear, Louis Garner, Charles McCor-
mick and Carl Davis, spent Friday in
Tampa visiting the State fair.
Summerin Institute was closed on
Friday in order that the teachers
could attend the school board meeting
in Lakeland At this meeting, the
chairman, G. B. Murrell, and Secre-
tary G. A. Parker were instructed to
sign time warrant for the purpose
of securing money to pay teachers
their January salaries.
Carydon w. Carpenter and G.. E.
Walker fent over to the Tampa fair
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Glenn and daugh-
ter, Madge Wright Glenn, of Tampa,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fl.
Walker and Miss Lulah Wright Sun
day.
John Flowers, of Covington, Geor-
gia, arrived Saturday 20 spend some
time in Barlow, visiting his nephews,
John and Parks Read and their sister,
Miss Florence Read.
Mrs. Rice, of Chicago, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. F. E. Burrows, on
172 Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs Dixson McLendon and
little daughter, Emma Dixon, of AL.
luras, were in Barlow Friday after