The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-09
QUINCY

4, Friday, 81 hleiltoeis -
U" ~ the Eastern Star went to
Droe' This county and. with the
,ot~on. instituted a chapter at
graz with a membership OF 40. Mrs,
Ha,T,,son was installed as the first
p l .S,. n,atron of the new chapter and
T w. Boyn,on as worthy patron.
,so, r NJ Evans attended the third
I. ,,aI Nigh school principals confer
ap.'' ,bfs week. The conference was
s' IA ans, prior to the state high schooi
new ia.5nays conference this week. The
. .r.rarcr was held just prior to the
.,,,e high school track meet OF wnlcn
r.,s Evans is chairman.
y McNiel, director OF music OF
.t,.ria Academy for the Blind, Will
", an organ recital in the Quincy
ss,...o5ist church Tuesday evening.
"nrir II. He is a blind organist and
.,,rist and has won quite reputation
- the musical world.
large congregations at the Metho-
81, chnrch in the morning and Pres
,.',or4,n church in the evening heard
p,.,on w. y. Ainsworth in two elo-
- D sermons. Bishop Ainsworth
@,arr,sd a Miss Nicholson, OF this
" ",,+y who was a sister of the first
,.i,s NJ Judge William H. Ellis.
A. ,be special meeting Of the board
~, Governors Of the North Florida
ohsn,ber OF commerce to be held in
,I.r,arna on Thursday, April IS, Quin-
80 will be represented by Vice Presi-
Amt p. Haviland and E. M. Collins,
~ the board of governors.
The Methodist church of Quincy VIII
bsg,r a series Of revival services on
,nru "A and has secured the valuable
ser,,,ces Of DR.. r. n. Lewis, the noted
nrsacher and author of Washington
Ci,v who is said to be one of the ablest
divlnes in this country.
Rev. and Mrs. II. A. Love and Mrs.
7, watson returned Wednesday
night from Madison, where they at
tanded the Woman's Presbyterial of
the Florida Presbytery. They report
fine program and most delightful
hospitality.
Mrs. NJ. A. Love, retiring president Of
tbe Quincy Womans club, entertained
the executive board members with a
luncheon at her home, Wednesday,
from II 10 /.
Governor Cary Hardee delivered the
address to the graduating class of the
Concord Junior high school, Friday
night. There were five graduates, all
OF whom were girls. .....
At meeting of the county commits
sioners held Monday, the clerk was in
structed to negotiate with the State
Sanitary board in regard to securing
hog serum and virus to be used by
the farmers OF Gadsden county in the
prevention Of hog cholera.
Four Of the officers of the local Or
der OF Eastern Star accompanied A
B. Granger to Mariana, Thursda!
evening, where a SIMILAR organization
Of 80 members was formed, with Mis-
Lillian Fitzpatrick as worthy matrol
and Judge Campbell as worthy pa
tron.
The board Of public instruction o
Gadsden county has decided to adver
tise for bids for the construction Q
a modern high school building at Ha
vana, the present building to be use
for the grammar grades.
The Baraca class of the Baptis
church celebrated the departure of on
OF its members, Judson Shelter, las
Sunday. with a number of visitors an
members on hand. He has been presi
dent OF the class for some time an
has been faithful and efficient. A pic
ture Of the class was made and give
to him as he and Mrs. Shelter go t
their new home at Leesburg.
William NJ. Virgins died Monda
morning at the Gadsden county hospi
tai. Accompanied by his wife and on
son and three daughters, the bod
was taken to his former home at New
vile, Ala, for burial, the funeral serv
ices being conductor there at tn
Methodist church by the pastor of tn
church. He was So years old, and hi
father, G. NJ. Virgins, resides at Webb
Ala. His children are Misses Addit
Hettie, Kate and Fletcher Virgins
Mrs. Gus Cook, OF Tallahassee; Mrs
Graydon Bevis, Of Colorado Springs
Colo; and one son, William.
Steve Dolan, Charlie Dolan ant
Dave Mears, charged with assault OF
c. A. McAlpin with intent to kill, wer,
bound over to the next term Of circuit
court at commitment trial held her,
Tuesday. McAlpin lives two mile,
from Hardaway.
1. F. Williams has been appointed
as probation officer of this county IL
serve without compensation. He ha,
asked the following citizens to assls,
MIN: Miss Farris Davis, Greensboro;
; Fl. Ellinor, Of Havana; DR.. B. F.
Barnes. Of Chattahoochee, and Mrs. w
curtis chairman of the local Red
Cross.
Mrs, sallie Cooper Embry and sister
Miss Ruth Embry, OF Dade City. were
guests this week OF Mrs. Embry's son
+. b. Embry. They left Thursday fol
washington, D. c., on a visit to two
other sons, A. F. and b. r. Embry.
Mrs Jack Davidson has returned to
ner nome, after an absence OF severa