The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume], November 17, 1916, The Woman's Club Annual, Image 8

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SOCIAL DEPARTMENT
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.MRS. D. J. COUGHLIX, Editor.
This desire for human fellowship,
for social communion, is seen in the
existence of so many clubs of va
lious kinds.
We ara all by nature social beings:
the desire for social intercourse is
strong in every human heart, and we
long to mingle with those who can
partake of our joys. We reach the
Divine through some one and by di
viding our joys wth this one we dou
ble it and come in touch with the
universe.
The Social Department of the Wo
man's Club is the dspencer of socia
bility whose duty it is to take the
club' as a center and the community
as a circumference and to provide
several social functions during the
year, and to preside at all meetings
where Lhc proverbial cup of tea is
needed to break the formality and
bring people in closer touch, ons with
another.
Mrs. D. J. Coughlin and Miss Ida
I.eib will attend the Federation Con
vention at Miami next week.
The Organ Recital given at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday
night by Mrs. Robert O'Haver was a
treat to music loving people.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bogart ot Day-1
ton, Ohio, will return to their home
todav after a pleasant visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bogart. j
Mrs. H. M. do Montnollin and
mother, Mrs. Mcllvair., who is, now
her guest, are spending the day in
Jacksonville. I
We note with pleasure that The j
Atlantic & Gulf Insurance Co. bar;
let the contract for its new building
on Second street, nxt to The East
Florida Savings & Trust Co.
Miss Kate Lucas on her recent re
turn from New York, where she went
to purchase her fall stock, was heard j
10 excir.un: ii vanuy is overcome
it will pan-.lyze the millncy busness."
J. J. Sutherland has returned from
a business trip to Jacksonville.
Did vou know he was arrested !
while there?
What for
For striking a match.
Archdeacon Crittenton, formerly of j
Dallas, Texas, but now Rector of St.
Marks, arrived in the city Thursday, i
accompanied by his fr.mly, and con-,
ducted two beautiful services at St. I
Marks Church on Sunday. j
Mrs. Boyd (at Literary class)
Who wrote the most, Dickens, War
ren or Bulwer?
Miss Welch Warren wrote "Now
and Then;" Bulwer wrote, "Night and
Morning;" but Dickens wrote "All
the Year Round."
Miss Walton at Bible class What
can you say of your ancestors?
Miss S Why I can trace my
ancestors back as far as the flood.
Miss Walton That's nothing to
brag about: every body was in the
swim then.
Don't forget to see the DANCERS
at Mrs. W. A. Walton's Saturday, for
benefit of the Library.
Miss Belle Welch entertained at
auction, honoring Mrs. A. A. Corco
ran, yesterday afternoon. About fif
ty guests were present and enjoyed
the charming hospitality of Miss
Welch. The appointments were per
fect, and the beautiful Welch home
presented a very festive appearance.
We are glad to note that Dr. H. A.
Johnson has returned from an ex
tensive visit to New lork. While
there he was heard to ask the con
ductor in one of the elevated cars to
let him off at Minute street.
Conductor There is no such street.
Dr. J. 0, yes, there is Sixty-Second
street.
It will be gratifying to the many
friends of Miss Kathleen Hilburn
whn is attending Ward-Belmont Col
lege, to know that in the physical test
she broke the record tor lung capa
city, blowing 24C pounds aprainst 14fi
rounds. This is a remarkable record
for a sixteen vcar old girl, and Pa
latka feels justly proud of her daughter.
The U. D. C.
The United Daughters of the Con
federacy being purely a memorial
organization cannot be compared
with other societies; surpassing all
others in the loving quality of its
service These devoted women of the
South 1700 in Florida alone have
united themselves together in a no
ble effort to aid indigent veterans,
the widows of those who are no
more, and to help the descendants of
these brave men to obtain a broader
education by offering scholarships in
the various institutions of learning.
The Museum at Richmond, once
the White House of the Confederacy,
has been greatly enriched by articles
sent from this State for the Florida
room.
As individuals and members, the
Daughters have liberally contributed
to the Soldiers' Home in Jacksonville,
also to the Arlington Monument fund.
A lesser service but a more per
sonal 0'ie is being faithfully per
formed in the placing of hendstones
at the craves of soldiers who fell upon
the field of honor, and to mnrk the
graves of others of whom still more
was reouired, to live and strive to re
pair the fortunes of a broken and
disheartened Southland.
A great obligation is owed to pos
terity in the writing and adopting in
our public schools of a true and un
preiudiced history, without bitter
ness, fully presenting the justness of
the rause for which our forbears
fought. May such be penned and
dedicated to the Unted Daughters of
the Confederacy.
MRS. E. W. WARREN.
carries a full line of
Up-to-the-Minute
Millinery
PRICES REASONABLE.
Let me have the pleasure of
your inspection.
325 LEMON STREET
V. T. BOGART
Con t I'd cto r
and Iff Id cr
Plans and Estimates Furnished.
330 River St., Palatka, Fla.
To Illinois and the "Great West"
belongs the honor of instituting a
new word. They now speak of "Con
gresswoman" in some of those states.
Kalbfield's
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TODAY
KAKSUM in A SON OF ERIN
and it Bit AY C'AKTouN
SATURDAY, NOV. 18-
Lass of the Lumberlands
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MONDAY, NOV. 20
HAKIUSCAI.K In " HOME"
and a KKYHTOSE COMEDY
TUESDAY, NOV. 21
mkay in The Plow Girl
KF KTON HOI.M KB THA VE I .OH V E
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22
Steven in THE WHEEL OF THE LAW
and HEAKHT NKWH
THURSDAY, NOV. 23-
HAKAtn Her Double Life
and KRAZY KAT CAKTOON
FRIDAY, NOV. 24-
SIk1! the years of the locust
pecial Convention Week Sa
We expect visitors from all parts of the U. S. in
attendance upon this great convention and you
will want to look your best and in order to make
your money go further we are offering some
Special Values For the Entire Wee!
Beginning Monday, November 20t
HE A I) 3 TO- WE A It J) EPA liTMENT
One lot Crepe de Chene and Silk
Waists, regular $2.50 value. 1 QC
Special I iU J
One lot Coat Suits, val
ues to $20.00. Special . . .
One lot Coat Suits, val
ues to $27.50. Special . . .
14.95
19.95
I) HESS GOODS AND SHOES
One lot Silk and Wool Dress
Regular values to $15.00. fl ft
Special y.l
One lot Silk and Wool Dress,
Keguiar values to $25.00. 4 A I
Special
One lot Coats, values to fl ft ?
$14.00, at If B If ; :
Crepe de Chene, all leading col
ors. $1.75 value. Special A QQ
per yard JU
Serge and Poplin (wool) Dre,
Goods. Values to $1.25. ftr
Special per yard nOU
Charmeuse, $2.00 value, per yard, $1 49
SU O E D EI I liTMENT
Many new arrivals brings this department up to its standard. In
fact we have a better line today than ever. Something entirely new in
fancy high boots.
Several cases Children's Shoes have just arrived.
Make this your store during convention week
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A full line of Valves, Steam Cocks, Brass and
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SOLE AGENTS IN THIS CITY FOR
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Make our place your head
quarters during your visit
in our city.
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SERVICE
Palatka Automobile & Supply Go.
If you want to carve
that Turkey in fine style
come and see us.
TILGHMAN
HARDWARE COMPAf
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Whether it is Irrigating, Milking, Churning, House Cleaning or Sewing, THERE IS
A MOTOR FOR EVERY PURPOSE - WE HAVE 'EM. Anyway, make our
office your Palatka home ; we'll be glad to see you. Come in and write to the
folks, use the 'phone, or JUST VISIT. Always at foin serf Ire.
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