The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-25


sponsible for the fixing OF the railroad
want to thus publicly express our APP
probation.
Claying OF cross streets il still CO.
ing on and every load of clay spread
out is q real improvement,
B. @. Johnson drove to Daytona Sat
urday afternoon. returning Sunday
accompanied by Mr.. d. s. Hall OF Day.
tona. Mr.. Hall is much interested in
bee culture and an authority on the
care of bees and the production and
marketing of bee products While in
Lake Alfred, Mr.. Hall spent the most
Of his time with Mr.. Johnson's bees.
which he says are in splendid working
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p Goodman
spent Wednesday in Tampa where Mr..
Goodman is having his eyes treated.
DR.. and Mrs. Hentz and Miss Alice
HentZ were in Lake Alfred Wednes-
day looking after their grove inter
ests
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Campbell of
Lisbon, North Dakota, were in Lake
Alfred Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
bell have come to Florida to live and
Mr. Campbell will be associated with
Mr.. Basil Howell in the grocery bust
ness at Crooked Lake. Success to you.
boys.
Mr. F. II. Morrison, I4aPorte, Ind, is
registered at HOLSTER Inn. Mr.. Nor
rison has many friends in Lake Alfred
who are pleased to have him with
hem again.
l.. L. Walsh, Tampa, the representa-.
i've of the National Cash Register
Company, is making his headquarters
n Lake Alfred this week while doing
business in neighboring t. WINS
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Pierce, Mrs. #. B.
Hull, Mr.. F. N. Morrison and Mr.. B.
9. Tenneson made trip to the west
coast Wednesday. The gentlemen
.ried out the Bellair golf course and
I'll had luncheon at the Bellevue. They
'eport very pleasant day.
Lake Alfred Packing House is again
open for business. Splendid fruit is go
ng out at the rate of from two TO
our cars per day under the careful
supervision Of Mr.. James Delameter.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Gardner Miss
Marie c. Baker and Mr.. Posterfield
'eturned Saturday afternoon from al
pleasant visit to Daytona and vicinity.
Mr.. c. f. Winchell, Bessie w. Rob
'nson. Florence Taylor, NJ. A. Went
worth, all of North Adams, Massachu-
'etts, and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. d. Palm
n, of Bordulac, North Dakota, regis
cred at Hollister Inn Monday of this
week. Mr. Winchell comes nearly ev-
cry year to Lake Alfred to watch the
growth and development of this part
If the country and is much interested
note the changes that occur from
year to year.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pierce were Day
'ona visitors Friday and Saturday of
asst week. Mr.. Morrison returned with
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce.
Mr.. w. B. Gervais, of Chicago, ILL.,,
Who is spending the winter at the Ho-
Eel Seville, Daytona, is looking after
his grove interests in Lake Alfred this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Aslanian spent
Sunday visiting friends in Orlando.
Mrs. c. L. Ceilings is caring for
Mrs. Holderman and little Mary Gray,
Who are doing nicely under her min
istrations.
Mr. C. B. Lind, contractor and build
ar has just completed a very attrac-
i've twoapartment house for DR.. and
Mrs. Inh Mr.. Lind has lumber on
he ground for garage on the same
property,
Rev. Arthur Richards spent Thurs
lay visitih gparishoners in Lake AL
fred.
Club Notes
The Woman's Club of Lake Alfred
met in regular session Wednesday af-
'ernoon. After the transaction of rou.
line business reports of the County
Federation meeting in Auburndale last
Wednesday were given. The County
Federation is growing organization
and has splendid future. 1t promises
to become a power to be reckoned
with in the affairs of Polk county
Nearly twenty clubs, representing a
membership of almost a thousand
women, belong to the Polk County
Federation.
Miss Elizabeth Skinner, State Fed
Grafton president; Mrs. Tippitts,
Eighth District president; Mrs. Gal
loway, vice president-at-large of the
State Federation, attended the after
noon session and brought the work
of the state to the county group.
1t is the desire of the state officers
that all clubs come into the Fedora
ton and that all women join local or
CARNATIONS.
There are six departments of work
in the State Federation which are di-
vided into nearly forty groups. Within
some one of these groups every wom-
an may find congenial club work. 1t
matters not what your particular in.
terest is, If you look well into the
work of the Federation you will find
a group of women organized to work
along the same line. You will find
help and companionship and the wom-
en- already working will WELCOME your
support. Join your local club and
help boost your work.
The Boca Grand orchestra furnished
music for little dancing party at the
club house Monday evening. All pres
ent report a happy time. The music |
po0d fha nO0r WAS omnOfh tho |