The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-31
AUBURNDALE NEWS


from a trip to Texas where he is in.
terested in the oil fields
Dr. Landers, of Kissimme, supplied
the pulpit in the Presbyterian church
Sunday. While in Auburndale DR..
Landers was the guest of Capt. and
Mrs. A. E. Hines.
DR.. and Mrs. L. G. Haskell and
family left Sunday morning to spend
week with friends in Jacksonville.
The song service, held in the new
Methodist church Sunday evening,
was much enjoyed by the large audi
ence present Harry Cline led the
choir while Miss Edits accompanied
on the piano.
Everybody in town who knows
Mayor f. Chandler is pleased to
hear that he is recovering nicely from
the operation performed on him re-
Gently at the Merrill Memorial hos
pital in Lakeland. One caller re-
ports that he already looks like a
new man which is good news to his
many friends here.
Among those motoring to Lakeland
Monday were: Capt. A. +. Hines,
Mrs. Grover Davis. Mrs. p. Z. BRAD,
dock, Mrs. Leighton. Misses Ruth
Carr, Louise Braddock, Marion Hines,
Laura Hobbs, Lucille Braddock and
Albert Hines.
Mrs. Robert Thomas was shopping
in Tampa Monday.
Miss Nancy Wolfe, of Lake Wales,
was the guest of Miss Edith MdmistOn
last week
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Richards and
family spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Allen at Lakeside Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Raub and Mrs.
Raubs parents, Rev. and Mrs. Ryan
from Kansas, mCtored to Eustis this
week.
In spite of the heavy rain Friday
evening the Might OF Fun" given by
the Cheerful Workers of the Presbr-
terrain Sunday.school. was a great sue
cess. The many amusing stunts per
formed by the girls were heartily ap
plauded. and they deserve much praise
for the high class entertainment they
gave. Robert McLain drew first prize
for guessing the nearest number of
DtdlH Ill IL Jdi. III NdiluN anu ONlltl
goodies" went like hot cakes making
a substantial addition to the. class
treasury.
Auburndales population was in
creased this week by three new ar
rivals Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harms
have pretty little girl at their house.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. VIM and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Raymond are each the parents
of a fine boy.
Baynard Cook and Miss Lillian
Pierce were married in St. Petersburg
Tuesday and have already gone to
housekeeping with Mr.. Cooks father
in the Cook home on Barlow avenue
Another OF Auburndale's young
bachelors set up housekeeping this
week when Wallace Hunter and Miss
Evelyn Adams were married at the
brides home in Lakeland The newly
weds will be at home tn their friends
on Auburndale Heights.
The many friends of Mrs Evelyn
Castleberry Smith will be delighted to
hear that she is now out of danger
after being seriously i'll for two weeks.
The Anburndale Boy Scouts re-
turned Wednesday from their camp
ing trip on Lake Arietta. The boys
dec lare they had a bully time even if
some of their backs and faces look
blistered beyond recovery Accord
ing to their tell" some Wonderful
cooking was put on the table GU by
the camp cooks. Seemingly every
thing despiscd at home was 4 delect-
able bite eaten under pine tree.
Scoutmaster Percy Hebb and the fol-
lowing made up the party: Laird
Anderson, Albert Hines, Herbert
Hebb. Everett Allen, Max Cook. Ken
meth Cook. Herman McLain, James
McLain. Edward Anderson made a
daily trip out to the camp to see if the
doctor or an ambulance was needed.