The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-23
QUINCY

den county chamber of commerce held
Friday night. George B. Gregory was
elected president; Senator s. w. An
derson, vice president and T. E. Dick
enson, treasurer. It is planned to hold
quarterly meetings In Quincy. with
frequent meetings at other points In
the county.
DR.. WMn1on Newell, who has been
supervisor over the tobacco expert
ment station now under way at
Quincy; p. X. Yonge, chairman of the
State board Of control: Mr.. Whitman,
member Of the board and Secretary
Diamond Were prominent visitors to
Quincy this week In connection with
! the tobacco experiment station The
site for the laboratory building, which
will be q two-story brick affair, 40x60
feet, was definitely settled upon and
ground was broken for its erection,
Friday.
Arthur and Edmund Cory are in
York, Pa, arranging to open a branch
office to look after the interests Of
the Florida Tobacco Commission COM
pany..
F. w. Argutmbau, vice president of
abe American Sumatra Tobacco com
pany, who has been spending several
weeks here, returned Monday to New
York
DIR. T. H. Lewis, close student of
the bible, and reputed to be one of the
ablest ministers in the Methodist
church, is conducting a series Of meet
ings at the, Quincy Methodist church
and is being encouraged in his work
by large congregations.
Those attending the lecture on
darying. held at the Daffin theatre in
Tallahassee by H. S. Mobley, an ex-
perienced southern farmer and dairy
expert, were: w. C. Walton w. S.
Lloyd, D.. A. Butler, F. p. Haviland,
j. A. Choussie, L. C, Dubose, w H.
Maxwell. D. l.. Campbell and Jack
Gregory Mr.. Mobley is expected to-
give Quincy the privilege Of hearing
him In about two weeks.
Misses Ina and Edith Simmons, stu
dents OF the Woman's college in Tai
lahassee, were guests this week of
Misses Mae and Nellie Gregory.
The first announcement made in this
county for the lower house Of the
Florida legislature are Paul Gregory
and W. L. Hinson.
Arrangements have been made to
celebrate Memorial day In Quincy at
o'clock on Wednesday afternoon.
Cars have been provided to carry all
the veterans and the old ladies who
were living in Quincy during the Con-
federate war. =
Charles and Stephen Dolan and Dan
Mears, the three white men charged
with assault with intent to murder
c.. A. McAlpin, near Hardaway, on
March 25, were convicted by the jury
in the circuit court just closing its
session here, and were sentenced to
eight years in the state prison at hard
labor and In addition to pay costs of
prosecution.
DR.. r. b. Mckinney, plant patholo-
gist in the service OF the U. S. depart
ment OF agriculture, has been spending
several days here this week in the in
terest Of some tobacco experiments.
In the first baseball game of the
season on tn local grounds, the Quincy
high school nine fell before the Balm 1
bulge, Ga, team, the score being IL to
4. The next game will be with Leon
high, staged at Tallahassee.
The Easter egg hunt given by the
Quincy Elks on the club grounds Mon
day afternoon. was enjoyed by about
200 Riddles. More than 60 dozen eggs
had been scattered over the large
area, the territory for the little tots
being separated from the other. When
the search was ended, ice cream, in
cones, was served and fayors consist
ing OF Dummies and b1ddies were dis
tributed.
e. D. Mays, assistant general deyel-
opment agent, Jacksonville; Clement
s. Ticker, director of development, Sa-
vannah. Ga, OF the S. A. l.. railway,
accompanied 10y F. H Newell, of the
U. S, reclamation service, Washington,
D. c., were visitors to Quincy this
week.
The Wonlan's auxiliary of the Ha-
vana Presbyterian church enjoyed a |
we'll attended meeting, Monday after |
noon, at the home OF Mrs. Henry Cur |
~. Miss NJ. w. Lane brought a
glowing account of the Presbyterian
at Madison.
Rev. II. A. Love, of Quincy. will |
'-.neeh to the graduating class OF the
Havana high school, Sunday evening, |
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Announcements have been re-
ceiyed here Of the marriage OF Mr.. T. |
P. Selnran, of this city, and Miss Les |
sic Mae Clark, of Mt. Pleasant. They i
a "a snapdiYn fhai,. hnnavpaonn on Mr. |