The Pensacola journal., April 21, 1920, Page FIVE, Image 5

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TIIE NSACOLA JOUPITAT,: VCDIIGDAV rcr-,
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BIBLE HOUR FOR
1 WOMAN'S HOME.
- A Bible hoar to be leld one afternoon
In each week has beeri instituted at the
woman s Home. services will be con
ducted by the various
ministers In the
city in the alphabetical order; of their
t
i'al at the home ox
? ,3 Scrams have been arranged
1 pr fns The recital . will
, 1 "unusually enjoyable one
ful progress has been made by
I iLELZ the nast year's work.
J,J th T pupils and their friends
s Vlrr welcomed guests.
-lir nrocram will be ' rtven
0T?njff fKdvanced class" this
.MiNCED MUSIC 'churches.
'l CHARl-lEBELLE LANEY 5 Many of the old ladle at the home are
"-" and tomorrow wiernwn unaoie to attend taei lavorite church
s ;b'ternoo jl8 of Mia8 Charlie-.and many of them are ioo feeble to to to
"--. music classes will Stye tneir J religious services. All tiave expressed a
kind and it is felt that the institution
of the Bible hour will, a nearly as pos
sible, fill this need. As summer comes on
we do not want to forstt this little group
of old people we hive with us and to
remember that they eniov car riria
treats of cream and other dainties nad
forms of entertainment, as well as our
selves. The committees of ladies from
the various churches han
series of entertainments for the home,
the ladies from the First Methodist
church, to entertain this week.
FVE HUNDRED CLUB'TO MPFT -
WITH MRS. STOKES.
The Five Hundred Club that ntv. rnr
the benefit of ithe Woman's W-.tn in
meet on Thursdav .afternoon a -aft
o'clock, with Mrs. John P.' Stokes, host
ess, at her home, 1304 N. Barcelona-st.
WHIDDON. MORRIS
WEDDING TODAY. ,
Cordial interest centers In tA m rr) a arm
tins tvwiing 01 miss Minnie whltv
"the younger pupils to give a
'morrow afternoon: -.
S.th in W nuuoi u
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fort- -pace.
Rprpnatlft
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' Flatterer Chaminade. Cairo
j-Ghys. Mattie May Mc
"terfiy Merkel; ' Butterfly Liege.
WG.Paderewskl. Olivia
W!a In D MinorMozart; Bir
Florence Pierpont.
fit-aet ABimu- ' -v
Wompta - Lack. Dorothy
Urw m B flat Schubert; The
tr Vetin of the G.I. A.
F R of L. E. will ne nem . "
u p i - . -,r Rnrrwina.-at. this
' Vt. nau "
n at I o'clock.
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;SESSIVE PEANUT
Ur H. White will entertain with
1 o'cPock ; for the
'rf the Luthem church All mem-
jad Irienas 01 .j
.arited to attend. r ' ;
..... rcir.HERS'
ilATlON SCHOOL NO. 10. v
, Parents- ; -
v10 will hold its regular month
's Na ",nnnn at 2:30 o'clock.
K Tof the Association are urged
prtsenu
HlN AND MRS. CHRISTY WILL
RECEIVE 1 uun i.
ain H. H. Christy, commandant of
tval air -"" r.".....
jot observe uieir uau
me" today. - ' ;
MSBBSSBBBBBBBSSBaSSSSB V
, Buy Silver j
to use ; JUS
The features that make
aiver so desirable lor wed
ding and other gifts
beauty. Inherent "value,
style are the very . points
iich make it desirable
for one's own use. ,
Good silver Is economical
equipment for the dining
ream, It need never be re
jUced, for o n 1 y gross
arelessness can break ft,
vA 1th a little attention ;
lis handsome appearance Is
caintained for a life time. -il
Elebash's are 6ilver -pieces
you will be proud
it in your home. Add
them to your service.
Elebash Jewelry
Company
Jewelers and Silversmiths
112 & PALAFOX ST.
Member Retail ' Merchants.
Association '
ris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P.V'X or
ris w iamory jsarie Whiddon, of Flo,
lor
lor
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Poiiam: MTr" d Mrs. John L. Jernigan.
Ra i r$L M,r' aad Mrs. T. IV Ofalbert.
?A" Sncico; W. H. Rhett. Atlanta:
h;;: $2 Memphis; Miss Alice
rikCI. "ir. air. ana jars, j-l s.
Bibbons, Chicago.
aft?1!!?1' -J,erUn naa returned home
ds?Rf5di?si.ne Pt four months nost
delightfully In New York City. Miss Ber-
K,,' - vi lujo seasons winsome de-
. " iiiBpiraiion 01 many
, .k"iii v-ny inn uimog otner
Pleasures, enjoyed attending grand opera.
Mrh Vili;,fma."hJWB- Pr Join
v,r " aaugnter, iNancy,
who are visiting-at the home of Mrs. Ma-
l'ilr!,,1Jar ?' and Mrs. Frank G.
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The weddin will Ke autettv clbra
at me nome or the-bride's carentu v
Gregory-st at six o'clock. Only relative,
and a few intimate friends will be pres-,
ent and the Impressive marriage service
of the Presbyterian faith will be read by
Dr. A. S. Moffett. nastor of the First
Iresbyterian ohurch. The wedding music
will be played by Mrs. Ewart.
miss Morris will be married in a hand
some traveling suit of midnight blue
tricotine with hat and accessories to
match. Her corsage will be of showered
pink and blue sweet peas. Cut flowers
In the weddin? color tones of pink and
blue will be used with palms and ferns
throughout the home.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and groom will leave on a short
honeymoon and on their return to Pen-
sacola will bo at home to friends, at the
home of the bride's parents, 131 E. Gregory-st
until going into a home of their
own.
Amonar the out-of-town guests will be
?Iiss Vera Whiddon. of Florala. and Mrs.
J. D. Cobb, . of Crestview, sisters of the
groom. -
Miss Morris is an unusually attractive
girl with the happy gift of easily making
friends and has been quite active in Com
munity Service and other ehib work for
girls. Mr. Whiddon enlisted . for service
in the army at the beginning of the war
and was pverseas for some time. On his
return to civilian life ha came to Pen-
sacola to make his- home and has been
in the city for the past seven months.
BOUNDARIES OF .
VACATION.
Vacation Is bounded on the north by
green fields, summer rambles and rabbit
hunting; on the east by a back yard, with
a wheelbarrow of wood a brush broom
and many errands for - Mother; on the
south by bait cups, dip nets and fish
ing poles; on the west by torn jackets,
soiled pants and bruised toes. The capi
tals of Vacation are Freedom, Frolic and
Happiness.
Dear Teachers, and schoolmates. . we
are now on the borders f this happy
country, and before entering we wish you
all a pleasant vacation and a happy re
turn to our loved schoolrooms.
By one of the City Primary Teachers.
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MISS WHITE ADDRESSES
BUSINESS WOMEN ON FEDERATION.
Miss Lilla White, of St. Augustine.
Florida state president of the National
Federation of Business Women's Clubs,
gave an interesting address at a lunch
eon given by the Pensacola Professional
and Business Women's Club at the Com
munity Service Club yesterday.
Miss White, a splendid business woman
herself, told of the Federation and spoke
of women and especially the southern
women In business life, holding the en
tira Attention of her audience.
"Efficiency." and the elimination of
sex from business relations was strongly
stressed by Miss i White. The giving of
value received, a true Community spirit
with a pleasant personality and good taste
in dressing are -invaluable assets to the
business woman. Miss White said.
. Preceding Miss White's address a beau
tifully appointed luncheon was served and
a short musical program was given by
Mrs. G. B. Yonge and Mr. J. B. Tindall.
MEMORIAL. DAY EXERCISES
MONDAY. APRIL. 26.
Memorial Day. Monday April 26. will
be observed by the Ladies Confederate
Memorial Association of Pensacola with
aDDrooriate exercises at the First Bap
tist church at 4 o'clock In the afternoon
with the final exercises at Lee Square.
Robert P. Stout will be orator for The oc
casion and soecial music will be a feat
ure of the program. Invited to take part
in the exercises are the Confederate vet
erans. United Daughters of the Confed
eracy. Sons of Veterans. Children of the
Confederacy and the Boy Scouts. Any
flowers sent to the monument by three
o'clock on Monday afternoon will be ap
predated. 7 - . .
r?i th SUibnfJ2ne R-H with the
Camden, recently left with his flotilla,
Mrs. Ransom erninr in vt
where She will be joined by him In time
for the naval review on May 1 During
tay j ; th. city Lieut-ant-Com:
mander and Mrs. Ransom made- their
home. at "Stewart's, Villa" on the Bay
shore.. ;-. - v.- . ..
. Mrs. Dowden Brown and children' of
Atlanta, returned home Monday after a
i5hMU tSwk'B vlKit the city
Z th ""V Iown Parents, Hon. and
Mrs. "W. A. Btount at "Seamarge '
, A- - McMullen of Grand Ridge, was
in Pensacola , yesterday caUing on
friends.
Phillip A. Caro, paymaster, N. S.
has been ordered to the iu.ni -.-
tion tor duty. He will be paymaster and
r oniser ana nas
en over bis new dutt
Mrs. N. - o. rrir4iiA n
PiELS?" 3 isitlng in the city for
- at tne nome of
faiafox-st and is receiving, a most royal
welcome from her many old Pensacola
friends Mra rh-lati . .
ground work" in Pensacola. about eight
w ana wa cioseiy identified with
the educational and social life of the city.
She is now v w r a n .
land. Oregon and Is on her way hdme
cai wnure sn attenaed a irage
convention recently held there.
The many friends of Miss Emma Miller
will regret to learn of her very critical
otv ii ci nume in xsagaau.
Well known visitors in the city are
Mrs. Ben. H- Thomas and little daugh
ter. -Eloisa. nf Pnunn rai;rt wA
are the guests of relatives. Mr. and Mrs.
i nomas resided in Pensacola for some
time before going to the west to make
their home. Mr. Thomas, now traveling
representative with the California Raisin
Growers" Association, was - formerly one
of the most widely known newspapermen
In the South. The little daughter.
Eloise. although only ten years of age
has already -given promise of great mu
sical genius and Is prominently ldenti-
ftatff With Tn1laial fiimUa 4 u..
first public apppearance, older Pensacola
"cjiua rvznii was ai a, musical en-
church when she was only four years of
age and at that time a brilliant musical
career was predicted for her. Mrs.
Thomas is also a woman of unusual abil
ity and is much Interested In Women's
Club work In her home city.
jvir. ana Mrs. Herman B. White have
gone to Hot Springs, Ark., later going to
points in Indianna, to visit before re
turning home.
ir. jack crrensnaw leaves today for
Mobile, for a short visit with friends be-
for rctlirnlnr tn 1nrn1a to IaIh "My
Crenshaw to make their home.
R .C. Greenway of the O. F. and A.
has returned from a short business trip
to Washington. Tk C
had apartments at the San -Carlos during
Mill Inn to make their home during the
summer. , - -
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The Cayer Cc?ay IzlrcizccJ
Aspirin to Phycicii3
18 Years Aa.
If you want the true, - world-famous
Aspirin, as prescribed by physiciaas for
over eighteen years, you must ask for
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin.'
The "Bayer Cross" is stamped on each
rerred to Fort Barrancas for dutv his 'J11 J,d PPears on each package for
many friends -will be delijfhted tn lMrrCh'our proteeUon against imitaUons.
Lieutenant-Commander J. C. Ran-1 . In ?h- Paf of "Bayer Tablets of
som. of th submuin. rr i,w I Aspirin" are safe and proper direction
for Colds. Headache, Neuralgia, Tooth-
acne. .baracne, uneumaxiBm, JLiOmMgo
MTrr4tiB - anA far Pil n on.n.i
Handy tinboxes containing u tablets
cost- but a few cents. Drugilats also sell
larger "Bayer" packages. Aspirin is the
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of
Monoacetlcacidester of Salicylicacid.
Adv.
BREAKFAST
Sany appetizing dishes
"?Pared in a way that will
the most fastidious,
k Carte.
LUNCHEON
A special plate du jour,
e would want for 75c. ;
DINNER
5vary delicacy of the
served as it should
c
Ven ice a la carte.
JeCafe San Carlos
cola's Bright Spot
BOUT PEOPLE WE
KNOW
. -fl
Artichokes
In
Cans
40 c
tail Merchants Assn.
' McHenry jonea returned nome yester
several days with her sister, Mrs. C. M.
and Mrs. J. C. Potter, Jr. and
rvtA. Mias Gladys Haxlette of Grand
Rapids. Mich., who are spending some
time in the city have taken apartments
with Ca-Dtain and Mrs. B. P. Edmundson
on Brainard-st. Mr. Potter's mother ar
vnsterdav to loin them from St.
Petersburg, where she has been spending
the winter.
t. H. Lacv has returned to the city
after a delightful weak-end motoring trip
to Valparaiso. "Vaie cr raraaise.
Mrs. Carl Hoffman (Annie Mooney),
has returned home after a short visit in
H. Engel has returned to the city
rrom a comoinea dusidom na pwnsuro
trip to New Tork City.
Eddie Fbrcheimer has arrived from
New Tork City and other points In the
east on a business trip.
Mrs. E. L. Simmons and daughter.
Josie Mae of Mobile, have returned home
after a delightful week-end spent in the
city as the guests of Mr. ana Mrs. w.
H. -White at their Jiome on Gonzalex-st.
Mrs. It. J. Owens and Miss Wloress
Tinsley are home after enjoying a two
week's visit in River Falls. Ala., as the
guests of Mrs. Owens mother, Mrs. J.
M-. Jerniran.
A. W. Stewart Is spending a short
time in New Orleans on business.
Thomas P. White has returned to
rhe city after a short trip to New Tork
City, combining business wttn pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Whitted are ex
pected to return to Pensacola about the
irst or tne moma auer vpenaiag in
winter in St. Petersburg. Mr. Whitted
In the aviation service before the war,
with 'Mrs. Whitted made the trip to St.
Petersburg in their aeroplane, the "Blue
bird" and will probably make the return
trfn In the same machine.
Miss Bessie Tniostra is home after a
short stay-in New Orleans.
Misses Pattie Holden and Clara Par
ley arrive from Marianna this week to
be the guests , -of Miss Berta Hyer.
for Blountstown, where she will visa far
day from Gainesville, where he attended
.&asxer inimues li uiiiicianj.
Miss Doris Merritt is being welcomed
home by members of the younger set. re
turning Sunday from Annapolis, where
she enjoyed an extended visit with her
sister and brother-in-law, Lieutenant
Commander and Mrs. E. P. Nickiston.
She also visited in New Tork City as
the guest of. Mis Maria. Blacklston.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Little and lit
tle daughter. Robbie Carroll left yesterday
for Shelbyville. Ind., and Chicago for a
visit of several weeks with friends.
Among guests registered at the Sas
FOUR CANDIDATES
HAVE QUALIFIED
Candidates who qualified with the
clerkV of the circuit court Mon
day were A. Cary Bills tor sheriff; W.
P. Rice for cleric of the court of
record: . C A. (3ren Icrr nmitiM.
yiand Frank X, Carroll for representa
tive to the: legtaiature. .
CARDS OF THANKS.
We take this means of thanking our
many . friends - and relatives for their
kindness to us during our recent sad be
reavement, the sickness and death of our
husband and father, W. A. B. Pierce. We
especially wish to thank the W. O. W.
Brother Odom, of the East Hill Baptist
Church for the consoling words, and Mr.
Northnp for so ably conducting the
funeral. Each and every one tor the
beautiful flowers.
MRS. W. A. B. PIERCE AND CHILDREN
Money
Folate "
ana Tc?
IT IS JUST -WHAT CHILDSEN
oufht to here for feverish colds, coahf,
"snuffles," and that fight wheezing
breathing. It stops croup, too. It eases
and checks whooping cough, measles
. couh and bronchial coughs. -
F-' Every User a Friend '
"U? littla irt haA bam hmwio th mom
every uw nicms. se I Msanstm i
lfOa ef FoWr'a Roey and Tar era
tkraa hoars. That nicht sbe start wall.
cnibM say. aad aaxt day ear eoM was I
Mrs. K. M. Kanley, Stanford, fty. ,
"Mr three duldraej bad e vary severe attack
ef wboaaiad aaush- Tea first few daeae af
Foley'a Hoeay sad Tar gav team great taUaf.
and it did them good." Mrs. E. C. Uoatlar.
Grand Ialaed. Neb.
Foley's Honey and Tar has been used
for more than thirty years in thousands
of homes for relief from coughs, colds,
pacmodie croup, tickling throst, hoarse
ness, whooping cough, bronchial coughs
and the coughs that follow influenza or
Id grippe. - mmw
Sold Everywhere.
The ncnt time
ycu huy calomel
ask for
The puriiied and refined
calomel tablets- that are
nautealess, safe and sure.
Medicinal virtue retain
ed and isaprored. Sold
only in sealed packages.
Price 35c
LIFT OFF CORNS!
Drop Freezone on a touchy
corn, then lift that corn'
CS with fingers
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Doesn't hart bit! Sfd? ft little
Fieesone on ah aching corn, instantly
that corn stops hurting, then yon lift
it right out. Yes, magic! No humbug!
A tiny bottle of Freesone costs but a
few cents at any drag stare, bat is suC
cient to remove every hard earn, soft
corn,-or corn between the toes, and t&e
calluses, without soreness or irritation.
Freesone is the sensational discover
of a Cincinnati genius. It is wonderful.
STURDY
- yet
YLI.S
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TVio fwn mialities are bv no means incom-
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patible as shown by this smart walking
shoe They come in srown uaii, i5iaciw,
Kid and White Reinskin..
Every Woman needs a pair of shoes of
this type in her wardrobe to encourage
wholesome exercise. .
A guarantee of satisfaction goes with
every pair 01 snoes we zziu
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19 South' Palofo
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mm mt in i .. a-V--a Vj. . .
A ftr,7 yecn co there tmfa.hzvz ten
reason in that nsxnairk biit hot at the pres
ent day. Nov right on the pantry chdf
you vill find a whole row of cans c?
X7JTH THE CHEAM LEFT IN
i Kne rich t mi!k4 from , keakhy
cows, tifftnrtirally ssslzd in con
; vtnient sized cans. Let it replace fresh
milk and cream wherever you gsr
erally use them in cooHnjr-the con
veniencc, the time saved and the red
added goodness in your cooking will
more than dslsbt you.
1HE E02DEN CXJMPANY
Dordm Btiilding New York
Ordsr at least a half-dozen cans from your grcssr
" ; i. to have it on hanS when ycu czsd it. J
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Delicious 2 i
sibn of 'QFap3cBJp.t9
ley fesd IjisSMd tecSh .
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