Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 20, 1912, Page 3

. THY EVERIXG TELEGKad. LAKELAND, FLA, NOV. 20, 1912, PAGR THRE® The Cold Days Are jus: Around The Corner % % g —— MG Sy AN . muonz NUMBERS—SOCIETY EDITOR. Before you know it Winter will _‘(':.fi;tiu"f.'.'ZII'ZZII.'.".'."... el make her bow. Better make your Py b 4 winter purchases. There are many 121 NOTiCE—DNotices for the Sccial Depaiiment can e com: @ : @ 1o the Society Editor by either of the above telepnones o notices to the Soviety Editor, care Evening Telegrain < o1 social funetioas, elah meetings. church gatherings and qus of social interest shoald e telsphoned to this depart- . snozn as they occur in order thar then paws valuc is nor good reasons for buying them NOW and HERE. Siore full of new goods, Whip Cords, Rotine in tan, white, and { Copenhagen biue. Big line of Ladics’ = u g A and Children’s Underwear, good val- OVIN' YOU. vas he uesday afternoon with = 4 1 L 5 the president, Mrs. J. W. Turn.., ucs 2:’C and 30‘:- GCt my prlccs on \" who calbed the meeting to order ou time. The meeting was opened wita ! prayer by Mrs. Willoughby The that's enough, 1zv-like an’ dream, ways is rough Shocs, the very best for your money. v if happy seem! president then stated that the prin- ° 2 A \d e 4 tose c.pal business of the meeting was S G d B bl "r.’,!_l“i:‘ our way, | the election of officers. She reud omc 00 argalns In Tt £ -eoze that blows something of the origin and of the | \ onr wanderin® footsteps plans and purposes of the W. . T. My Vlen S Departn]ent LR |J LAy, U It was organized Nov. 18, 19, 20, il o 1N74-thirty-eight years ago to-| 40c AND 50¢c MEN'S SHIRTS GOING AT.............. ¢ | 34 .1 night alone day. It s organized in every State, e L S RS e ¥ ! $100 AND $1.50 MEN'S S:IRTS GOING AT........ .75c 3 up there at the stars, territory and dependency in ”'"‘l'lfl' A\ CLARKE IN CINTRODUC 1 “ g N ;1 50 AND $2.00 MEN'S SHI { ’ o Ganibai gt Union, including the District of Co- /=50t L0 0T 100 : L AUDITORICM, SATURDAY, : $2.00 M SHIRTS GOING AT ........$1.00 ?e ‘irough the prison bars lumbia, Alaska. Hawaii, Canal Zone, '\_\\.“"'!_ SRR s l,‘ it ity I‘ YOUNGCACTIRESS: Wah ey i oole listen now and the Philippines, and locally in SAVKD - FRON-FT DY HER GODD.- NERVE ’ . v . Lon don’t know what o[ 'S000 towns and cities. There are Gents Shoc Bargalns , also a number of State unions amon . Miss Della Clarke, who s stareings o0 sent the floral desizn 1o dis- ‘onght of you- somehow | he colored people. It is the largest | it her own comedy, “Introduce Me, | hor, | Afuor the oxerelei $2.50 AND $3.50 GENTS' SHOES FOR .............. $1.90 | beaven, anyway! scelety composed exclusively of Which oM 10 the Anditorium sor ranand ok bella i hee o $4.50 AND $5.00 GENTS' SHOES FOR .............. $3.50 women, and conducted by them, al- urday niciin, cnconntered opposition . and said: “bid oyon wer my @ 4 little song though men are welcomed as hou- When she decided to 2o on the stage, asett - Whag meisase? sk I $2.50, $500 AND $3.50 LADIES' OXTORDS FOK ... .$1.50 wmmin’ in the air, eorary members. The election of of- Put, not to be turned aside, 1ok a | Why, dear, the red voses | % ~ 13( ovin' all day long. ficers was as follows. course at a dramatic school. On grad- voi” The two sisters compare | ' | _cin’ everywhere President-——Mrs, J. W, Turrer. vation day Miss Clarke scarcely ex- i then and had one good lon:, NOT[CE. * { honey in oa hive. Vice President Mrs. G. B, Carter., pected many flowers, bt she did ex- j 1 The next morning the foe- i ‘ ik, dream come true Secretary- Mrs. L. B. Bevis. peet hier only sister o remember 1 who sold the flowers explained . No tickets wiil be isated after Nov. 1. All tickets will be 14 woneh to be alive l.r«urur\-r '.\lrs. G. P. Webb. her, Jdust ‘hr-mr« she 1 1:"‘\l|| '“'".' t the ““'“',\ Ajar” desien haa redeemed. Bring‘ them in any d:ly. 2 d the world with you! Corresponding Secretary Mrs, F. lu rd-won diploma, a maid handed o ; heen imtended for an ased woman's Y| Frank L. Stanton. 1 1. Upson. box to her Its front label |'(-:ul‘l teral o The sisters wondered how | e e A S o e 2 Vice presidents from cach churen “Miss Della Clarke.” T roverse sul\-ll:» clatives of the deceased must | % : ¥ "were as follows: Mrs, G. B, Carter, the cailling inseviption, “Sympathy Coelt when they unwrapped the | ouser time laid it in the | peooyciapian; Mrs, H.o D, Basseit, | of Friends” The offering v vosos anid fouid w covd reading.| 4 ) ' : aoe ading | i S : y _ Methodist; Mrs. E. J. Walker, Bap- | “Gates Njar.” Her lively s ,Good for you, Dellag T am clad you i \ ot a booksits title was for- | zpe NUAL Riggins, Cumber- | humor saved Miss Clavke trem hys Cthe nerve, For your ovn ml.-r‘ ) ‘ e i land Presbyterian; Mrs. Pike Adaic, (tovies She concluded her relatives dont zer cold feet” t { Ued ocity s but his name is MOL ¢ pccinn This being all the | == ——mme e —— =il R et REAYENGDE where rust | o rehes represented in our union, Mavion Merriman, of Corpus Chei adorning the eonter on which | - pal from - disuse, or marble we hope to have those from other | Texas 'l ted the silver candlebra 'l'i:‘-= pls! chiurches soon. Don’t be disappoin Mis Holworthy gracetully o seetrie lights were shaded, the sort ‘{ i took a child from out a wretched | o voy who were mot elected to ceived at the door, introducing th ‘muwl light bringing ont to the hes: cor e, i 0 . i ? office. for there are something more | gucsts to the honorees. She was as Ladvantage the many preity gowns. |y A e the State dishonor mighi |y h o dozen superintendents’ places sisted in receiving by Miss Oliv | Assisting in the dining room wers i dve !n“ought. ~ {10 be filled. It is very likely some- | Summerlin Nps. o CoOwens and Mrs. DG del- Oom “ ired him to the Christians thirg can be found for each member The reception hall. dining roou | lier. o iope and trust. ty do. Three new members were and den were thrown together 1 l Those who had the pleasure of | to manhood grown, became Leartily welcomed into our union. ' the occasion, and the pretty room ‘mm-lin: the honorees and also o W v light Mrs. F. L. Upson, Mrs, H. D, Bassett were imade more” attractive by e enjoying o most delighttnl after- | | ‘ v souls, and preached for hu- and Miss Estella Beatty Cacdition of pot plants, asparagio | noon were Mrs. ¢ M. Clayton, Mrs man need, The president will have the ap-lard maideniair fern being used CO0 Mo Eaton, Mreso 0 L Weddel!, ndrous love of the Omnipo- poinfments of superintendents ready ‘goml advantage I'Mpes. W Do Bdwards, Mr S tent, ty report next week. We hope each | The affair was deiighttully intor [Owens, Mrso John 3.0 Edwards, Mrs. 5 Ik i.“s multiotied HECEEIAHS one will cheerfully aceept her sll:ll‘t“l'li” and from the arrival of the fir W T Moore, Mrs. Mo G Munn, Mrs ! it night of the work and all pulling together | guest until the last adieux were COWilliam Steitz, Mres, ¢ . Brush, L v durkness deepens. Every no-f o ' S gl BN R e Tl will give the Lakeland union a re- merviment reigned supreme. Tho apee 1) @0 pellior, Mres. R R, Sul- i port at the next annual xnn\'onlinuf:x sty were soan gathered aronn fvnn WoOT Mell Al nuer than a granite monu i proud of And why | it eard tablos and for two houw va r ‘ e Mrs | Where ‘ :an You Get ‘I'hem? f that all will be ;s o not capture some of those banners” {prozressive whist was played, wity * L. Waring, Mrs. Walter Bates, 1 g v e g After singing “Blest be the Tie That @ the result that at the close of the Mis €0 M. Trammell Mrs. A Mila i . i . : : o This Evening | e wlth Miss Wentty ot the pi- | gume. Mea. Jofin 8. BOWATds Was | Jackoon, Moa. C. A, Colies S0p6, ML P " Here at this (ll‘l.lg .sl()rc. If the d('u,t.or says For Clayton Bridal Party. ano, the meeting was odjourned to | found to hold the highest seore ant |y phepingion, Miss Olive Summee- g you need a certain instrument or appliance come A : S ,(‘ pliaLiavipi anfl) SN B E “‘:" SabiTnats AT ot A IWOHIDH, il Ilrm." i Al iin, Miss \l:|;':-:|n-| Southard, Miss '{ riflht to lhls Sllll‘t~ we have lt. 4;‘ party, Miss Cowdery, Mrz | South Florida avenue | mide lace handkerchief, the work i y Weeks, Mr. Monk and Mr. Skip- MRS, . P. MORSE, of the hostess, The score cards were | Jéliy lttn Pattorson, Miss Vera Me- 3 ‘.' vill be tendered a dance this Press Superintendent. | vers pretty, being hand-painted Rae * T T e ] y at Orange hall by Messrs. | AR "I ix also being the work of the hos! 3 h ! nald and Hartzell. Preceding ess, The cards were nehed | ! 3 i e Progressive Whist Party |~“i>‘.~ \"’;:n .\I(l-ll‘l:u- A WHEN THE SAND MAN COMES ! e ross arm a cy 3 ; {‘ mee, the guests will be given tor party at the Majestic | For Viaiting Ladies. ' Later iy the afternoon the wucs - How Cne Mother Does Away With ! 1 Sy ‘ Mrs. A, J. Holworthy delightfully | vere invited to |fj<r'din.m:: foon the Fretfulness That Sometimes B Phone 89 ¥ Quick Delivery W C T. U. Elects Officers. | entertained yesterday afternoon at .\\Iu re a delicious salad course wit Precedes Bedtime. e regulay meeting of the Wom- ! cards in honor of her mother and | bot coffee was served. The dinin p— v p ristian Temperance Unioa | sister, Mrs. E. T. Merriman and Miss table was very pretty, , lace center About half an hour before nap time, i | ( Junior is washed and given a cup of - milk. Then 1 set him in his high- e T AT & 2 = { ] chair and give him something that he A F_ can play with anietly for some time. \ If he still ge. 15 aunery, 1 give him a | W piece of zwe il 1k or a crust of toast, EI [ ) that will ko + him busy for a long H season. The: . ne has a music box { re ou ar lcu ar and some ¢ i< and a disrcputable | b % clothespin dol that we call his “Quiet- time Playthings,” and do not 16t him see at any other time. [If he is very restless and I have the time, we go into the sitting-room, darken it, and I play softly and sing the dear old mel- odies, that make my voice tremulous with memories of my childhood. Sometimes we put a rug in daddy’s big chair, and Junior rocks slowly and croons a “sleepy song” with me, When nap-time comes, I take off his ghoes and prepare him for bed in the j usual way, lay him down in the quiet room, shut the door, and if he is not already asleep, he calls happily after i me,— | | “Byeby.” . . i1 Do you see the principle of the . { thing? But of course you do. From the time he wakes in che morning un- C IGARS i til nap-time, the child grows more and f more tired if left to himself; and when { it finally comes time for his nap, he is too excited and weary to want it. The old way of rocking the baby to sleep, (: { | objectionable as it was in many re- . ® . lG AR ‘ O ! spects, had this very important virtue, e that it soothed zad prepared the tired | little brain and nerves for the coming Lakeland, FIOl‘ida ' nap.—Home Procress Magazine We had just such customers in mind when we were in the Eastern markets. Our stock is full of nice, snappy, Christmas Presents, and best of all, the price is right. We buy direct from the manufacturer, thereby cutting the wholesale man’s profit out. We are going to give that to you. We are anxious to show you our stock. ITS A PLEASURE TO SHOW GOODS. COLE & HULL Phone 173 112 Kentucky Avenue, Lakeland w.omoke....