The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-04
Barlow Notes


Barlow, March 3.-Bartow has Sc
cured one of the U. S. cannons, which
will be placed in the City Hall grounds
for decoration. 1t is 6-inch Howitzer
and carriage model of 1908. This can
non is thought to be unsafe for firing
1t is only loaned to Barlow and is sub
ject to be returned to the government
when called for. The cannon is about
feet and inches long, weighs 1926
pounds. The Howitzer and the car
riage together weigh about 1925
pounds. Mayor Harry Taylor expects
to receive this cannon in ten or fif-
teen days. This loan was made under
the authority of the secretary of war
and the secretary of the navy who
were authorized to dispose of con-
demned ordinance guns and cannon
balls.
G. o. Denham returned home Fri
day evening from Tampa, where he
spent last week serving on the federal
jury.
Mrs. George Hubble and her mother,
Mrs. Bogart, who have been the guest
of Mrs. bubbles son, G.. G. Metcalfe,
",
for Jacksonville to visit Mrs. Clifford
Roper for two weeks, then return to
their home in Benedict, Nebraska.
Mrs. Roper is sister of Mr.. Metcalfe.
Charles Steel returned home on last
Tuesday from Safety Harbor, where
he had spent month for the benefit
of his health and he thinks he was
benefited.
Mrs. A. A. Hamilton, who has been
conducting a boarding house at 121
Main street, is now in the Orlando
hospital critically ill.,
The Hamilton House is temporarily
closed. There is very little hope of
Mrs. Hamilton's recovery.
Mrs. Robert d. Hoyt, of Tampa. was
hostess to an entertaining party
Thursday at her home in compliment
of her cousin, Miss Mary Ray MacFar-
lane. The party consisted of eleven
honored guests. Miss Bernice Lyle
of Barlow was one of the number.
Miss McFarlane will be married in
the near future and will make her
home in New York City.
The young Women's Missionary So.
ciety of the Methodist church met-at
the home OF Mrs. T. d. FELTON, Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. An interesting
program was rendered.
Miss Marie Mixson, of Plant City.
spent the week end in Barlow visit
ing her sister, Miss Elizabeth Mixson.
VINO is one of the second grade teach
ers in Summerlin Institute.
Miss Hazel Ormsbey who has been
a patient of the Morrell Hospital in
Lakeland, has returned home and now
has charge of her work which Is the
fourth grade in Summerlin Institute.
Miss Thelmer Faust entertained at
a slumber party Thursday night. Her
guests were Misses Alice Briggs. Dor
othy Read, Lucille Seward Mildred
motifs, Elizabeth Mixson and Mrs.
Iris, Lightsey.
Saturday, March 4th, T. w. and
Claude Page are having a lot sale, in
Barlow.
Barlow, March 5, Methodist Church
$40, Sunday school, HOO, morning
worship, sermon by pastor, followed
by sacrament of the Lords Supper.
500 D. M, meeting of the Junior Ep-
worth League. Gas, meeting of the
Senior Epworth League. 1880, even.
ing worship, sermon by the pastor.
1880 p. m. Wednesday Rev. Robert
White will preach a sermon in cele.
bration of his eightieth birthday. All
his friends and admirers are cordially
invited to attend. The public is in.
vited to all the services in this church
L. ID. Lowe, pastor.
Barlow, March 3, First Desbyterian
Church-Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning worship at II a. m, theme,
Life and Light" Christian Endeavor
at 700; do not miss this meeting. Ev-
ening worship 7:30,' theme, THE
Truth About Jonah" You are cor
daily invited to these services. A. A.
Craige, pastor.