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PAGE NO. EIGHT.
THE PALATKA NEWS, PALATKA,
FRIDAY MAY 19
19li
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CITT HAPPENINGS AND
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. D. J. Coughlin spent Thursday
in St. Augustine.
Carl E. Rix is in New York city,
attending to business matters.
Mrs. Frank Wattles entertained the
Luncheon Bridge Club Wednesday af
ternoon. thp Great Palatka Bar
becue is scheduled for Monday, May
29th. COME.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Daniel of Lake
land with their three small daughters,
spent the week-end with Mrs. T. W.
Tillman.
Rt. Rev. Edwin Gardner Weed, S.
T. D., bishop of Florida, will officiate
at St. Marks church next Sunday
morning, at 11 o'clock.
Messrs. William and Hugh Miner of
Ludowici, Georgia, arrived in the city
Monday for an extended stay with
the family of their uncle, Mr. J. H.
Faulkner.
Miss Margaret Mann of Mannville,
Bpent the fore part of the week in the
city, coming over to attend the class
party given by Miss Vaneti Trom
bley, Tuesday evening.
Mr. Wilkinson of Peniel, who
started in the race for supervisor of
registration, failed to qualify and
therefore three weeks' of good cam
paigning goes to naugni.
The meeting of the music class of
the Woman's club will be held Mon
day afternoon, May 29th in the Put
nam House, at 3 o'clock. Miss Louise
Boyd has charge of the program.
Mrs. Joseph Hardee and small son
of Valdosta is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. C. J. O'Haver, for a few days,
while enroute to visit her husband,
who has charge of his father's groves
near Miami.
m Tumps Kurt is in Jacksonville
this week attending the annual dioce
sian convention of the Episcopal
church, and is the guest of Mrs. F.
r TPiaryirirKr Reform returning she
will visit her niece, Miss Anna Burt,
at St. Augustine.
Hollister will give a big basket pic
: r.ri;n!il rallv to-morrow.
me auu
All the candidates will be there and
as usual speaking will lollow tne Qin
v, vic-itnvs will also attend this
f rlicfcint. n.irts of the COUn-
ty. Hollister people also know how
to prepare a dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. M. Earnest left
Tuesday morning in their car for Kis
simmee to attend the Methodist Dis
trict Conference. Mrs. Robert Ear
nest accompanied them and will visit
her son who is a student at DeLand.
Before returning home, Mrs. Ed. Ear
nest will spend a few days with her
jsister, in Tampa.
cn; nv.ort;a nf Virginia, one
time a resident of Palatka, is the
guest of Miss Birdie Reed.
t -nr t .h TTnnttmrton. one
jas. w . Ajuii wi - o
of the best-known pioneer residents
of the county, was vi' -
city on Thursday.
Mrs. R. H. Robie left this week for
a motnh's visit in Birmingham, Ala.,
and where she attended the reunion
of Confederate veterans.
Mrs Warner T. Hamm entertain
ed the Tuesday Bridge Club on Tues
, .j. , TWoo tnhlea Dlaved,
uay aiujuiwui , -
after which ices and cake were served.
Mrs. J. H. Millican will oe nostess iul
the club next week.
Miss Grace Macdonald, who has
been the guest of her aunt, mrs. v,.
c-ij . vir.w trtt for some
weeks, will leave in the morning for
Watch Hill, 14. 1., wnere sue "
snend the summer.
Mrs. S. G. Coburn was hostess for
the Monday Night Bridge uud, serv
ar,A salted neanuts
mi - -1..U ..11 .v4- rAatr TIAVt WfteK. DUt
ine emu win vu , 1.4.
will meet the following Monday night,
Mav 29th. With Mrs. Warner x.
Uomn nr River streret.
11HU1U1 v.. t
mu. t ma nf iha Presbvterian
xne uttuico xi v. w
church are holding a rummage sale
Saturdays in Mrs. Robinson s room
-Vi cinV of Lemon street,
OU tl3 11 .
kotwoon fith and 7th streets. Any
one having rummage, please notify
Mrs. J. D. Lane or Mrs. r. 0. ream
Miss Winifred Hancock who has
iust finished a successful school term
J j. n j ; sruiuliiw a short vaca-
tion with her sister Mrs. J. H. taulk-
ner before leaving for Knoxvme, len
nessee, where she will pursue a spe
cial course in English at the well
TTmiversitv there.
Mrs. C. J. O'Haver and daughter
t Uva tiA fnre rart
of the week for Bainbndge, Ohio,
where they will spend tne summ
1 1- at rVTJ.mv'e mntViAr. En-
route they will stop off in Savannah,
for a week's visit with Mrs. 0 Haver s
daughter, Mrs. M. P. bmitn.
There will be an important meet
ing of the Woman's Club, this after
Si"
o'clock followed by the regular pro-
Arxir wViicVi is an oDen
p i am im iiiw wj , " ' -- T tt
Ri. .finiT with Mrs. J. 11.
uteiaijr mv..., " -
Harmon, leader, ah memucia
yrpA to come to this meeting.
Miss Caroline Windisch, for the past
;imi. nf this citv. died
at her home on Carr street last i ri-
day evening May 12th. Miss vvinu-
isch was a sister 01 tne law . "
isch, a former well-known mercnani
.f SVio was abnnt 80 vears
of age. The funeral was held from the
house on Saturday aiternoon i
and was conducted by Rev, S. Grady
of the Methodist church. The inter
ment was in West View cemetery.
Mooney & Davis had charge, and
some of Palatka's prominent citizens
acted as pall bearers.
rri.. puTiT RAPRF.OUE will be
pulled off in Palatka on Monday, May
29th, when the big political guns ot
the State will be present to speak.
tii.i. :,.;rtr. fV, nonnlp of the coun-
ty to come and be its guests for the
day and enjoy our nuiuji
get political wisdom as it drips from
the lips of the great statesmen.
Among the graduates of the St.
a j.; tj;Vi AnVmnl tnrlav is a for
mer well-known and popular Palatka
vounig man, James JfranKiin rrncu-
J , " 1 HT: Vnrt T.ll'QC
n yi an n on ii ivLin iiabc uwuu
that citv today to
i.t trrnHnatitie' exercises.
ttiucnu w ei . 1 i
Young rritcnara is me wij fu6
man in the class of seven graduates.
iw Partorino Twis. accomnanied
llllSt Viiuni . . . j J
by her granddaughter Miss Irma J
Lewis will leave this afternoon for
their home in Yates Center, Kansas
it,,;i Pai.nt.lra. rAcrptH the deDar
l?i Itoivat - -o "
ture of Miss Lewis who has charm
a wonw iiritn hor sincinff. but they
hope that she may see fit to come
again next winter ana spena many
in mi- miHat.. Miss Lewis
1I1VI1M1S . v. ....
will continue her vocal studies through
the summer at Emporia, Kansas.
Mrs. Lewis is also a lady oi nne cul
ture, who has made warm friends
while m Palatka.
DRESS UP !
LOOK PROSPEROUS !
Your Greatest Asset in Life is Your Personal aJ
nenrance. and this store nas moic lu unci dL me pnct
1 mpntino of the South
m. v t'lv Mtaiuu" '-' o 4
ern Poster Advertising Association
j Ti,ov,;tl thio wepk. Mavor J.
Ill UfltBOVlllHlV v... . , ,
E. T. Bowen made the address of
welcome, and Mrs. Louis Kalbfield of
4-l.' nil-.r nraa .VirvcPTl WltVlAIlt notice CO
Lllliy "
make the response. It was a little
unfair to this lady to can on nei m
o -irr .nnontinn to make imnromptu
, , A U.,4.
address ot sucn a cnaracier, rai
ii. rVin hoaivl hpr. sav that the ad-
dress was1 worthy of the best. At
Mrs. Kalbfield received
many hearty compliments, none of
... . .... i i e- it M l.'wi
which outdid tnat oi me niajur unn
self.
you
"want to pay for
MEN'S CLOTHING
tfmn -inv store in the City, no matter whether it is
Palm Reach. Kool Kloth or the heavier grades. SelecJ
ted by us because each excels in its particular way.
THE CORRECT HAT
t . .i
Tf i-We k anv stvle that will suit you among rne man
new models in Men's Hats, you'll be sure to find it,
And in Shirts, Ties, Shoes, or anything else in tlii
Clothing and Furnishing nnc, mis muic caicu.
Bargain Prices
on
Summer Goods
Are you prepared with "Kool Komfortable
Klothes" for the hot days to come? This is
the place to find the kiad of material or made
up garments to meet just such demands.
Beautiful Lawn- Batistes,
Tissues, Voiles, Organdies,
and White Goods of every
description.
manufactured especially for comfortable hot
weather wear. Some special and exceptional
values in this department.
Ready-To-Wear Department
You'll find some mighty good things in
this department, especially for hot weather
wear and the prices are very reasonable.
Pretty Lingerie and Net Dresses.
Fancy Dresses of Voiles,
Tissues, Ere.
Crash and Palm Beach Suits.
WE INVITE YOU TO SEE THEM AND MAKE
COMPARISONS IN QUALITY AND PRICES.
The Earnest Co.
Palatka
Presbyterian Church.
Tha nuifur Rev. C. M. Alford. D.
n ,..;11 nnii1i KnrvHnv mominsr on the
subject, "Paul's Conversion our mod
el." Evening suDject "Am i my
Brother's Keeper;" sunaay scnuoi
meets at 9:45 a.m. Superintendant
Fred T. Merrill in charge. Midweek
prayer service, Wednesdays at cot
p. m. A cordial welcome to all these
services.
Boating Party.
rtv of vounff Deoole
111. . J 1'"' "J .1 CT A .
enjoyed a moonlight boat ride on the
river last evening, tne memoers oi
which were Misses Leonore Purcell,
Louise and Maye Boyd, Annie and Vi
Bruce, Messrs. Jerome Bruce, j-ranii
Chapman, Malcom Brosius, Tim Mer
rill and Aubrey Melton.
The ride was planned m nonor oi
Miss Purcell. Lunch was served on
board the launch.
Palatka Boy Embarks in Business.
A nam hnsinpss idpa. originated bv
one of our Palatka high school boys
and which gives promise of being of
material beneht to tne mercnanis ami
professional men of the city as wen
as a source of profit to the young man
himself, has just" been advanced by
who is orcanizinfr a
Merchant's Protective and Collective
Association, with headquarters at 307
Lemon street. As this is a good ex
ample of Palatka boy push he should
meet with a generous support.
Death of Mrs. Dunham.
to nf Cnnt. D. A. Dunham.
one of the pioneer residents of the
Palatka section, oiea at ner nome
in East Palatka at 2:30 p. m.
Wednesday. The funeral occurred
from the family home on Thursday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, and was con
ducted by Rev. N. J. Tilghman.
Mrs .Dunham was 63 years of age.
Her death is a sad bereavement to
her husband and numerous friends.
Mooney & Davis looked after the fu
neral arrangements.
Commencement Sermon.
The Putnam High School will close
the present session Friday of this
week. On Sunday following at the
Methodist church, 11 a. m., Rev. S.
Grady will prerach the commencement
sermon to the graduating ciass. xu
public is cordially invited to unite
with these young people in this ser-
V1CG
Monday night at the Howell Thea-
Vio cvorlnatinn pxercises will be
held. Besides the appearance of each
graduate in original proaucuons, me
class will be addressed by Dr. Alford
of the Presbyterian Church.
Second Regiment Band Concert
Second and Lemon streets, Saturday,
May 20th, 7:45 p. m.
March The Outlook, Fred Jewell. .
uk Prit. Fred Jewell.
March The Sun Dance (Indian) by
Ttiovan
nvnnrl Vnntnsia Lontr. Lone AffO. bv
Round, (tiupnonium soio1 rranK
Mathews.
I'm Trnt. Arthur Prver.
Yaise Romrntique Alpine Sunset, K.
L. King.
V c voVi Onalitv-Plus. Jewell.
Overture Pricess of India, King
Waltz Romany, R. Keiser.
Dixie Gems. McCall.
Star Spangled Banner.
Sonhomores Entertained.
t; Vnnpfi Trnmblev deliirhtfullv
entertained the sophomore clnss of
lio V.;rVi srlinnl. of which she is a
member, at her home, Tuesday even
ing. Pieside the class of twenty,
Misses Estelle McKenzie and Clara
McDonald were invited guests. The
evening was started off with num
bered cards to match couples, who
then devoted a nan nour to conver
sation. For the guessing game, Miss
Elizabeth Pursley won first prize and
Harry Keller, the booby prize. Af
ter another game the young people
danced, had music and sang class
songs, after which refreshments of
punch, cream, cake, purple and goia
mints were served, carrying out the
class colors. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated with roses, sweet
peas and evergreen. Mrs. Trombley
was assisted by Mrs. Wm. Curry and
Mrs. John Roseborough.
M. S. BROWN
The Fashion Center for Men and Boys of Taste.
Smith s
Parent-Teachers Association.
R. E. NECK
The Leading Photographer
Portraits, Views, Lantern Slides, Flash
Lights and Commercial Work.
PUTNAM NATIONAL BANK PHONE 5
The last meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association held last Thurs
day afternoon was largely attended
and a lively session. Much enthusi
cv ; Vioino- manifested bv the mem
bers in the results that have been ac-
i;0ip1 ho Rhorr. time tne asso-
tuiiiitLjin-u v..
Vina Vioon nriranized. Mrs. JV1
Ciaiuu imi
o Ttwuvn thp nvesiiienx. irave a. ie-
sume of the object and purposes of
the Association and tne mamiei ui
nnnftwnlielimnllt: vein oh bv brineme
teacher and parent in closer daily
touch has stimuiatea eacn w gicatci
activity and interest for the mutual
good of the child.
Entertains Graduates.
Mrs. Louis Kalbfield was hostess
Wednesday evening for a party given
at the Grand in honor of the seven
members of the high school gradua
ting class also providing each mem
ber with a basket of candy. The box
which was occupied by the class was
artistically draped with the class col-
r.i nTomi nnfl whitp.
After the show, Mrs. Kalbfield es- I
corted the party over to hmitli s can
dy shop where block cream was serv
ed. Miss Clara McDonald chaperoned
the class, the members of which are
Misses Vi Bruce, Marybelle Stallings,
Pauline Jacobson and Messrs. jaci:
Merriam, Frank Owens, Warren Sleap
and Clarence liolden.
WHO'S YOUR BUILDER?
VOU should be as particular about the selection
of the contractor as about the plans and the
selection of materials for the building. Mistakes
of an incompetent builder are not easily rectified
after a building is completed. My work in Palatka
and throughout the country will bear inspection.
W. T. BOG ART
- PALATKA, FJ.
PALATKA AUTOMOBILE &
SUPPLY COMPANY
PALATKA GIRLS BAND
To Give a Sacred Concert on Court
House Lawn, Sunday, May 2 1st,
4:30 P. M.
Moot nf us know that we hr.vo a
girls band in Palatka and that its ex
istence is due to the interest of Prof.
J. Willard Chattaway in young people
and his skilful direction unaerwmcn
these girls have been laboring for the
t-ast three months.
It is planned to have these girls ap
pear in a sacred concert on Sunday
Mternoon, May zi, to De assistea ny
the pupils of the public school as a
chorus. Only familiar sacred songs
v ih be rendered, and every one is in
vited to join in tne singing especially
the members of the several church
linivQ nf flip citv. The time is -V.r.O
p. m. and the place the court house
lawn.
Onward Christian Soldiers Palatki
Girls Band and Public School Y'w-
I'ils.
ATwVi Our First. Tlio Pnnfl.
fa) What i Friend We Have in .lu-
rus; (b) Holy, Holy, Holy, Hani
arid chorus.
V.'altz Evelvn, Band.
I Love to fell the Story, Band and
chorus.
Duet Lora Harper (alto horn); Al-
iie'-ta Scheller (baritone).
Work for the Tight is Coming, Hand
im1 pVinnlc
How Can I l eave Thee (cornet 'ex-
teitei Katnieen L,ecKs, lli'.t.f
Scheller, Mary Shaw, Addiela At
waier, Evelyn Austin, Catherine
Johnson.
All Hail the Power of Jesus Name,
Hand and chorus.
In the Gloaming (brass quartette i -Pearl
McQuaig, Ethel McQuaig, Lo
ra Harper, Alberta Scheller.
(a) Come Thou Almighty King; (b)
Nearer My God to Thee Band and
chorus.
America ALL voices please join us.
Piumbing
loofsng
Pipe Fitting
Bath Room Fixtures and
Supplies
Phone 152. Palatka, Florida
Shaw-Merriman.
A wedding that united two young
people well-known in Palatka occurr
ed in St. Augustine, Thursday, when
Mark Henry Shaw the popular and
genial clerk at the post office and
Miss Pearl Marian Merriman were
n-nrvind TVio nnnnnnPATYient. CflTTlft as
a surprise to their friends here who
had suspicions that the happy event
might occur some time in the future,
but who harly expected it to happen
qo ennn TTnweviir. soon ns the vounff
couple returned to Palatka, the news
spread quickly so tnat in a snort time
fnnv n'prp thf rppinients of the con
gratulations and best wishes of their
friends. Mrs. Shaw is a sister-in-law
of Mr. A. O. Johnson, at whose
nome sne is visiting.
Beautiful Silver Lake.
Ppninl anil Frnncia TKvmle united
fad krvlnr in a VacL-nf rufnt, of", hp.flllt.i-
. i rrl V1J
tin Clival ijiifA nn mrTiif whs iiem
on the shore of the lake under the
shade of the oaks, and in front or tne
home of Mr. Leyvraz. It was a great
gathering, many coming from distant
precincta. Rev. G. W. Riles, one of
the men who made a name for himself
as a politician some years ago and
who'has" campaigned to
among the yisitoi . -
Fowler of McM- y
there from Satsmna I W",
uncle Quint RolKMts- ,,,
from Oranuin. " v . Fennel
ical pluggersas
same place. . . hc!S)
engineered pplit:cai
knows the game "'"."., sued
Grandin and help ".-.
the affair. ., the!
Rev. L. E. -k:-'c " -.:,)
Bannerville, and
his old home f .!"';; " mbKi
vii.e blessing on tne p
foie the dinner v. .is - . jju
great dinner.
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anything. Every!
,ing, it maae u di nCl
ipeeches followdf-
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New Crop 'Yf
wheat, pl"'" , vello f
whole wheat rAfc
rraham flour, rolled f
nd. in .11ty e I
farina n.i.lity 1
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mir Motto.
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