The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-21
Winter Haven

Mrs. ]. S. Gamble of Moorefield.
West Virginia, is the guest Of Mrs.
Ernest Westfall
], is reported that Mr.. W. r. Hill
SCld 4 $4,000 grove to u man in Bos-
ton, Massachusetts.
liaskins and Nydreger have sold
several avocado groves on Lake Okee.
chCbee this week Also several re.
sidences
Mrs. Dickson had a narrow escape
from an Infatuated COW at her grove
near here yesterday. Thursday.
The animal had strayed into her
pasture, and when some OF the child
rem went to drive her out, turned on
them and chased them through the
fence, which she broke through. Mrs
Dickson went to their rescue and
was herself attacked. BY agility and
good fortune she escaped being gor-
ed. but was knocked down twice and
had her clothing torn by the brutes
horns. Her young son came on the
scene with shot gun, but three
loads failed to Subdue the animal
which was left in temporary pos.
session.
! Mr.. Lewis is in town this week re-
presenting the tlgn Watch Co.
Mrs. c. II. Thompson gave a de-
lightfu birthday party in honor of
her father, Mr.. r. Perrin. The col
or scheme of green and white was
charmingly carried out
The party consisted of: Mr.. and
/ Mrs. d. b. Earnes. Mr. and Mrs. r.
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Paige, Mrs. McClain and Miss Eve
/ Ign Paige
Miss Sarah Helen England was the
charming hostess of the Glass Of
/ Eiustlers," on Thursday night This
jolly crowd played games, sang
and discussed the tempting refresh
ments. At a late hour this party
which consisted of Mr.. d. b. Earnes.
Harriet Tracy, Elizabeth Johnson,
Elizabeth Westfall, Bessie Newman,
Bertha Harrington, Blanche Ray.
Florence Willard, Ruth Flanagan. FL
sic I<lemn, Marcella Gillespie, Virgin
ia Lopp and Esther Sumption.
Members of the Epworth League
of this city, greatly enjoyed a pic
mic at Kissengen Springs last Friday
night.
After enjoying a swim, the mem
berS sat down and made short work
of picnic lunch consisting of all
kinds of sandwiches. pickles. crack
ers and fruits. all returned hoping to
I &c again soon.
4 Little Miss Mary Virginia Murph-
ey entertained many of her friends at
u birthday party Thursday afternoon
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. X Murphey
i Decorations and color schemes
were carried out in honor of St Pa
tricks Day. there being green and
white flowers in the room and on
Irish flag being the attractive feat
ure of the reception room.
Various games were played on the
lawn and refreshments consisting of
delicious ice cream, birthday cake
and candies were enjoyed by all.
Those enjoying the party We're:
Mary Chisholm, Margaret Powell.
Florence Davis, Warden White, Julia
Dickerson, Edna Goss, Ellen Smith,
Delta and Louise Clark, Helen and
Rosalee Sutton, Eunice Zimmerman.
Mary Louise Yancy, Madyline Sutton
Elaine and Leon Thompson, Mary
Virginia and Evelyn Murphey and
Master Purden Murphey.
The Mission Study class Of the Ep-
worth League met at the home of
Miss Stella Whidden last Thursday
evening, after class. Delicious re-
freshments consisting of sandwiches
and ice tea were served. Those at
tending were: Misses Bernie Harms
worth, Edythe Turner, Agnes Turner
Margaret Stebbins, Thelma Fits,
Laura Mae Ellis, Stella, Florence and
Eva Whidden and Master Roy Turn
err S. B. Sapp. Wallace Sykes, Sorry
/ Stewart. Ernest Jarvis and Ray Sum-
ner
Troop I Boy Scouts of Mulberry
met at the Scout hall Thursday night
Various exhibitions in boxing were
given. after which all settled down to
business. Dues were collected after
which new Officers for the present
year were elected.
Rev. VIM. Schmidt conducted chap
ell services at the Mulberry High
School Wednesday morning.
Mrs. H. X. Murphey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. H. Dolley, and Mrs. J. N. Dudley
motored to Tampa Tuesday
! Misses Stella and Eva Whidden,
Thelma Fits, Dorothy Hubbard and
Bernie Harmsworth motored to Bar