Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, September 13, 1912, Page 5

In Case of Fire RESOLUTION OF RESPECT. [ Resolutions of Winston Sunda: «chool upon the death of Mrs. M.k Keen: Whereas, God has seen fit to rall to her reward our beloved sister {Mary E. Keen. a most noble Chris tian mother and a valuable member ¢t our church and Sunday school, '|and, whereas she was so faithful in Loth church and home duties, we feel that her place can not easily be filled. Therefore, be it Resolved, First, that our Sunda) ' school has lost one of its most use ful and efficient members; second, that we greatly deplore the loss of valuable a member of our’ school that we feel Hardin Peterson left this morning for Gainesville, where he will enter the law department of the State uni- | Sc vérsity. Hardin is one of the bes [and community; third, phone s’wo young men in every respect that[Personally bereaved in the d_eath or tever grew up in Lakeland, and p Jour dear sister and colaborer; fourth, | trilliant future is predicted for | tkat we extend our heartfelt i_\'lnpa» 3 - W H. English, of Christini. | in the lega) profession, which he wiii | thies to her family in their great af- Jtor to Lakeland today. the | pmake his life calling. His industrs | fiction; fifth, that a copy of thes: of her mother. Mrs. Jolin fand general character make him i [resolutions be sent to the family and { model which other boys approaching | that copies be furnished to the Bap- . - i)‘-;mlumd might well emulate, tist Witness and the Lakeland News Bonacker is now A'.i A T {cr publication. o N G with her brothes | My oand Mrs. L. Gardner ae MAY ZEBENDON, . Bonacker and the lattér’s| pleasany people spending today in MINNIE BATES, Lakeland. Mr. Gardner is in charg: ALICE CHESTNUT, e WLl reacti ot 't;}.|;:ll::l:nfll‘\i::;f‘:slxl::'d}kll::‘rl:::-‘:tin:frl‘l;;_- Committee. . hold services in the Meth- | 958 2 Jeh A Read about Orange Park on pag. ing a trip out in the State, in the | eight of this issue. reh next Sunday, as usnal 4~ lrene Johnson, of Orlando. interest of circulation extension for that excellent paper. Mr, and Mrs, A PLACE AND FACE e L A B S oAl L SEPT, 13, 1912 urchil ~es | FIRST um'r CHURCH. i Corner Florida avenue and Bay St. The Rev. Willlam Dudley Nowlin, D. D., pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. H ¢ Stevens, superintendent. ’ Preaching Sunday at 11 & m. ard 7:15 p. m. Weekly prayermeeting Wednesday evening at 7:3¢. Woman's Missionary anl Aid So ciety Monday 3:30 p. m. Baptist Young People’s at 6:16 p. m. Regular monthly business meeting frst Wednesday at 7:30 p. m i I 0‘00. Meetivg | East Lakeland Mission. ! Sunday school at 2 p.m. E. A. | Milton, superintendent. Prayer- meeting Thursday at 7 p. m. Presbyterian Church Rev. R. A. Ward, acting pastor. Sunday - ool 9:45 a. m. Morp’ v sermon 11:00 &8 m | Y.P.S. C.E. meets at 6 p. m Prayermeeting, Wednesday, 7:20 ! PAGE FIVE O OO0 GO GIHIOID TOIOL OIOIITOINIPEOINOIIST ‘20‘20 NOTICE C c. C' C' & < We wish to announce to the public that OUR FALL STOCK IS COMING IN everyday and we can show a class of goods never before seen in Lakeland. Our buyer has spent several days in New York and se- COODO ) ODOLO 3 lected the newest and best things to be had. And now we want @ to show every one in this community the splendid things we have to show. We will show this season a comtplete line of imported dress tnmmmgs This is a line that will do you good to look at, as it is mnethmg Lakeland hasn't Lad before, and also goods to match QLT ¢ every price. o Our new line of Ladies’ High Top Shoes are a treat to see. % These are the very latest styles and very reasonable in price con- * sidering the quality. We will soon have our new fixtures in and will have our store so arranged as to show the ncw things to the best advantage. We want your trade. Wec want to show you the new goods - whether you buy or not and we will convince you we appreciate .;. your calls, i | | i 1M W Fiske .Iohuq.m. is :flamhn-r were delighted with Lake- e Lutheran Church. Lone guest at the latter's home Hlend and declare they have seen no By L. M. Waterman Cor. E. Orange and So. Tennessee ral days i wore attractive little city in their i T Rev. H. J. Mathias, Pastor, 504 So. b4 [l I ooek two things 1 have not now nor | Tennessee Ave. ‘:' cirence Thomas, @ promi- | soe: Sunday schoel 10:00 a. m. ¢. roen o Christing, was in th ! R. B Haddock, wite and child, of A place and face: Preaching service 11:00 a. m., '““l ;:; coterday on o business ' Atlanta, are visiting dives in | My Master said: 1 go, but I decrec | 7:00 p. m., gecond and fourth Sun- | }5 Vs bolds a responsible position ! Lakeland and Bartow for 4 fow days That thus a place days 4 standard Phosphate <o \h Haddook ettt Lakeland aboot o [ Be now prepaved, ‘eainst 1 roturn for :;: SR ’ sear ago, o Atlanta, where he s thee.” Catholic Church. c: dies” Memorial As=ociation fquatitying himseli o enter the den Rev. A. B, Fox, Pastor, o T tomorrow (Saturday AT LGl profession Mra Haddock, who | 5 habitation, splendid, und-tiled, Services are held on second and A: | “‘“_"k At 'I"'H"'f'"""” [vas tormerly Miss Blanche Bloune, [ Shall be that place, fourth Sundays. & CORNER KENTUCKY AVE. and PINE ST. LAKELAND, FLA. L. Skipper This s i i~ being warmly welcomed by hep | And long 1 for it = for home lost h ting and @ Dleetendti® o ous Lakeland friends “hild; M. E. Church, South EIOIOIRIQI0 T ¢ GIIOLOIGIGIOURTO IO od But for that face 1. C. Jenkins, Pastor. s S Rl R Miss Leila Galloway and Miss [ WHEh “companies i, fierce throb ‘;"mh,y “Chotl 9. 401 o I from O 8. Vun Huss, Shocl vinnie: Lo Taener. Toft todas. Tof my heart and wild! .\‘Iormnx: sermon l‘lzfl(l am RKET Van Husoand fh' L ‘lv;"" | Diie Wost, 8 C. whore Miss Nun-1 hllwoi“h Lv:u':"(' :-::1: :', sojourning ftor a time 0L Bie Loe will enter colloge. Mi Gal Though besuty, mazing all fonl Bvening sorvice, 7100 pom o . 2 S8 Gl L e ! v . ) Ark, states that he % o= {juua wil) wlo vislt other pobs in | costacy, Prayer-meeting Wednesday 7:00 A. SCHULTYZ, Proprietor (T temperature of S0 A0y Caeglinas and in Georgin Throneh alp that place, e phone 279 cor, Fla, Ave. & Main St. N T I I long-swent spaces, arch on arch iy SCCHOT( ol MhetR . i N AR s Y 30 cents I Mr K. Lewis, who fornerls | 1 see, Christian Churcn pork chops o il 1T Dixon, tormerly of Live [0 ORI R When onee that face Geo. W. Welmer, pastor il ol the most brilliant and§ gy, s ovemoved 1o Lakeland, | PVt andimmed, Jose her 5' Bundhy gohoolig dhin % Western mutton vwspaper men in the |, § i ol K Communion 10:40 a. m. e and s «lin Room ) ay o ¢oto i . 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