The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-23
AUBURNDALE NEWS
Celebrate Birthday Of Camp, Fire
ORGANIZATION


The Camp Fire Girls were hoSteSSes
at birthday party last Friday night
in the Parish House, celebrating the
tenth birthday of the organization OF
Camp Fire Girls, and also honoring
their girl friends who helped them
make a success of their play last
month. Thirty-six boys and girls were
present Nine tables were arranged for
progressive stunt" games, which kept
everyone laughing and making the ev-
ening pass all too quickly. The decora-
tions were artistically arranged and
the colors used were green for st.
Fatrick's day and orange the Camp
Fire color. The tally cards were made
ia water colors and were Camp Fire
Girls with green bows in their hair.
After an evening full OF fun, two
course lunch was served, which was
also carried out in the prevailing col
ors, green and orange.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Lorimer and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Butler left by auto
Tuesday enroute to their homes in
the north. The Lorimers and Buffers
have spent the past two months here
and were very much impressed with
this section.
The cafeteria supper held last Fri
day evening in the Parish House by
the ladies of the Presbyterian church
was very we'll attended and a good
sum realized for church improvement.
Mr.. Marion Denton was business
visitor to Tampa, Tuesday.
Miss ]. Kelly and Miss J. Stanley
are spending a few days in Tampa,
st. Petersburg and Pas5-a-Grille.
The rehearsals for the play, Moth
ing But the Truth" are progressing
nicely and the play will be given in
AplI\ under the auspices of the civic
Cd Aittee of the Woman's Club. The
Proceeds to go toward the club build
ing fund.
An auto accident which might have
resulted seriously happened last Fri
day when an auto being driven at a
high rate of speed around a curve
struck the car driven by Mr. e. E.
Cline, who was coming into town. The
other car, a new Buick roadster,
plunged into ditch and was badly
wrecked and one passenger, lady,
thrown out, but not badly injured 9TH
er than the shock. Both Mr.. Cline
and his wife were fortunate in escap-
ing unhurt as the rear end of their
car was badly damaged when struck.
That more accidents do not occur at
this curve. just a mile out Of town
on the way to Lakeland, is remark
able, as very few drivers blow their
horns or slow up TO rthe curve and
many careful drivers have had mar
row escapes from being struck.
II g
Machias, Maine, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Deem Hickman for few
DAYS.
E. Davis has moved his business
from the McAdamG building to the
new Baynard building on Main street,
where he expects to add to his stock
OF groceries and dry goods and con.
duct a first class store.
The Auburndale Pharmacy will soon
move from their present quarters in
the Patterson building to the new Bay
nard block, where they have rented
one of the corner store rooms. The
new room is a much better location
and is handsomely finished.
MRS. Joe Gribble, of the Lakeland
Telegram, was in town Tuesday, call
ing on the local correspondent, Miss
Kaszer.
Any news left at the Kaszer Nov
city Shop any time during the week
s will be appreciated.
Mrs. Hal Morrison returned : this
week from Dawson, Ga, where she
was called three weeks ago by the
serious illness of her son, Roger Car.
yer. He has been unconscious for ov'
fhroo wooEc and cfil1 N
that condition.