Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 11, 1913, Page 3

. i 3 TELEPHONE NUMBERS—SOCIETY EDITOR. Ofice Number ...am-cocemen..e .8 ] SPECIAL NOTICE—Notices for the Sncial Deparument can be oom: gunicated to the Society Editor by either of the above telcphones. yail written notices to the Society Editor, care Evening Telegrau. suer items of social interest should be telephoned to this d meit as soun as they ocour in order that their news value is not Residence Number —. <. * Socseereas Socsscee This meteing will take the place of 4 S0NG OF LONG AGO. A ’OM}(_)E__ the regular mecting on Tuesday aft- ernoon. | Notice to the Members of Lakeland Chapter of United Taughters of the Confederacy. once again 1 have consented sing it low— like the lisping of the used to know, aby laughter spilled clad hearts ever filled 1 robin iy to ever | Do Coand 1 a Your ecarnest co-operation and assist- d as Chapter of the U ance inoevery way I cannot zive riorant summer breeze, | the work the time, thought and vos oof locust trees I study an eflicient president should, + Luds and blossoms and |+ W 2s of honey bees, Gues to the treasurer, Mrs, L, L, Bry- we with glee, tipy harmony ach childish joy to you {ont, not later than Saturday, Jan. { I\, for the taxes must be sent to the | | siate treasurer, and, while we do not want to lose a single member, we \ Cinnot repory your nalie or recoy- s of faney turn :nizu you as a member in good stand- tumbled pippins burn ing when you have not paid yvom mbers in the orchard's tap of | dues for one, two or perhaps three o grass and fern years, but somge one else paid the tax o your name conld be reported. and on behind ! Laughters, this is not the way to do, ier press that chuckles as we | for we are proud of the work which d has been accomplished by our Chap- | ter, and as president more than half the time the organization of 1 the old path wind il out arin of . song the moan of | ; !seeve as president of the Lakeland | » help me, ladies, firgst by paying all | THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKEL "bell, Jr., and Miss Crystal Davis. Adapting a part of the inaugural toast of Governor Tramuell, this the toast which announced the mar- riage: “The fountains mingle with the river, and the rivers with the ocean; {the winds of heaven mix together & !with the sweet emotion; nothing in |8 the world is single; all things by a law divine in one another’'s being mingle.” “And now, ladies and gentlemen, | am happy to annouce that Crystal and 'Speck’ have complied with tlris law. This being true, 1, in behalf ot the crowd, propose a toast. “Here's to Crystal and ‘Speck, may your journey through life be as playful as the ocean waves; may your troubles and sorrows be as ligh: | as its foam, and your pleasure and happiness as deep as the ocean.’ ! The surprise was genuine. Only | a very few most intimate friends sus- | pected any unusual developments- 1 I | Jacksonville Metropolis. * * * Cooks. By George Fitch. A cook is a genius who is able to combine the contents of a meat mar- ket and a grocery store in such a | manner as to tempt a man to over- | {eat himself whether he is hungry or not. ‘ Cooking is the greatest profession in the world. There are upwards of | 25,000,000 cooks in this country ! falone atid @ number of them are good | *ccoks. The difference between sood cook and a bad cook is greater shan the difference between heaven and the feverish latitudes. | A good cook can take an old shoe, a little salt and some edible (I(-lnris‘I and make a soup jtrom them which would cause a Hou; |puhlic;m to forget last November's | election and sing for joy. A bad cook jcan take a cross section of a sweet rand toothisome young cow and anneal it stully that the hungry {Miner will e his napkin instead. like violinists, are born ! made. Some women can mix { fourteen ingredients by guess, bake i tiem until they have finished a story | and produce masterpiece wWhich ;\\ill make the eater yell for more i iOther women cook withh a pair of | apothecary’s scales and a stop wateh | “and produce only woe and dyspepsia, a {of various sorts | S0 suee i Cooks, ot AND, FLA., JAN. 11, 1913, PAGE ‘fHREE A Happy New To All Our Patrons Year We appreciate your past business and dur- ing 1913 will be better able than ever to serve you. U. G. BATES Almost the Limit. A minister in the middle west has described a bachelor as “a parasitical dodder, a solitary satellite around his own ego, and a sluggish human of ex- uberant egotism.” Lutheran Church. Cor. E. Orange and So. Tennessee. Sunday schoel 10:00 a. m, Catholic Chuica Keeping Them Off. “Do you consider such a marriage as that of a man 8o confirmed a drunkard as Jages to a circus per former, a fitting one?” “A perfectly 8t marriage. She's a snake charmer.” Rev. A, B. Fox, Pastor. Services are held on cecond and fourth Sundays. M. E. Church, South. L C. Jenkins, Pastor. ’ snnday scuool ¥:46 a: MY LINE INCLUDES Newspapers Magazines Stationery Post Cards Cigars e 1o | a0y ' b dove that grieves alone, Efi Come and see me before pur our Chapter, 1 want to say | deeply vorming sermon 11:00 a, m. appreciate the least assistance ren- | dered in accomplishing this work. General Lee could not have accom- | the wild whir of the locust, and | he humble's drowsy drone; v tae low of the cows that call |~'u|in::. the vesult, is a duty of man Cooking is a duty of woman and The more daty the sadder the world i § ¢ Put cooking can als he made vnsh the pasture bars when all | plished anything without the as- i i : o b ‘““I’ ‘m' a: l' . s . MAS| e, an accomplishment, an a tidscape fades away at even- | sistance of other officers, and i 1 e > - fall i 4 fand an inspivation in which cies all down to the privates who have never ]muim: the results soon becomes a received the honor due them. { Daughters of the Confederacy, we | hope to make this year the best of its | tir away and clear, touel the dusky atmosphere, "1 wailing of the Kildee be the v soind we hear; md sweet and low L memory may Know lad pathetic song of Long \ao! organization. Now do not put off, | but pay your dues and attend the ! rieetings, for unless you do you can- | not hold an office or even vote or be recognized at all as a member. Such is the rulings of the convention. We also have several badges which | have been paid for but never deliv- * . . ran Aid Society | And, | dissipation. On cooking depends the happiness 1ol matrimony. Love usually lasts as long as digestion. Good cooking ce- | ments a family unbreakably togeth- ler, while bad cooking drives it howl- {ing to the lunch counter and the di- '\nrrv court, In spite of all these things, nohody 'p;l_\'s much attention to cookinz We spend millions in this country teach- Held Intere sting Meetinx_ {ered. 1f you paid for one and never } st eiglipat g g saldiaie 1 Ladies’ Aid and Missionary | received it come to the next meeting, | = '"“ iy s borhie Grace E\'anm\lioa{l 'Tel. 6, and get it Eim"d', ‘.‘ h|“_h \,”.”, I!U‘ f:ut kflf \‘ : "m urch had a very inter- | MRS T.J. DARRACOTT. {TIOU &8 hidsaul i L LIS RI “ting vesterday afternoon, | s DT T L RN Shty I".”(' I teicing = 4 i | them how to take a pint of flor and #00d attendance of vis- | ilness of Sister Esther Carlotta { {ront 1t with benolicent. vosvlt siembers present. There | Regretted Throughout State. ! . 48 dull moment from be-! Not only the Confederate Veter- | . vend Lots of good work | uns and Dauzhters of the Confeder- ! NATTY WAIST MODEL I planned for the mear!aev, hut the large mumber of other | — ’ ek cncouragement given | tpiends here and clsewhere, who | as shown. Collections || v, waited anxiously for tidings Fhere will be a social | from (he sick room of Sister Esther | e fourth Friday of this | Carlotta, will be glad to know tha: | liome of Mrs. G. H.|ufier many days of most dangerons | ner Virginia avenue and | ifpess, o slicht improvement in her ! et to which all are cor- | condition appears this morning. ted Even though she is still seriously | MUECALFIELD, See. | iil, the knowledge that there is any | A A | improvement will lighten the hearts | " i P. U, Program ot many, for there is no more widely €t Sunday E\'ening. Jan. 12 or warmly Joved woman in the South | band™ in charge. :' an, Sister Esther Carlotta, and the | Mr. Howard. loss of Ler efficieny and devoted work sione many lines wonld ba irrepar- whle; for it is noy only to the Daugh- [1ere of the Confederacy that her "reading - 1 Cor, 2:10-16. | name is a household word, her years of work as a sister of charity have Do We Mean by Spiritual | endeared her to the sick and sorrow- AMr Scarlett. [ ful who know her well; indeed, it "ial Religion and the Or-|vas the overitax of herself in her un- " Mr. Emerson. | selfish and unsparing service to some il Religion and the | of these in her home city, St. Augus- Mrs. Milton. | tine, which brouzht on the attack of 1 "an Be Obtained by Per-;l:v‘art failure that has so nearly tak- ., 'eneth, Mr. McTeer. | en her from us. 't We Can Do by Prayer,”| The countless messages and tele- il grams. the offers of service and tok-| This very dainty walst of white Result—a Happy Christian |ens of love from many places which |Crepe de chine trimmed with bands Miss Anna Shephard. [havo reached her since the knowl- mhmhl: ot:o::-::l::l.lmk:;c:::m .~ ™Minutes’ social period. | edge of her illness has gone abroad, | gette of white mousseline de soie, the € ptaey 2 ‘ Lear witness to the love given to her, | collar of which is trimmed with lace. ‘tire readings. fend have been a marvelous testi-| Bands of lace finish the kimono al musie, | mony.—Tampa Times. sleeves and the undersleeves are of i Young people are urged [oi x * * the mousseline de sole.v The girdle is : tat 6:15 sharp. The old | Governor Trammell's Address :f e o ey Tbyon p“;m’t N .m‘. cordially invited. Come | Inspired Two Lovers, !"I:S:ter:.:: the side with a bunch o i DeLand was treated to the biggest i W T W’ill ‘x . | surprise ofh the season \\'ednesday' Small Women Models Again. . Mong eet ievening, when in the presence of According' to a report by les 4y Afternoon, more than fifty couples of young peo- | Grandes Modes de Paris the small 4 \_‘°man's Christian Temper- | ple assembled at the home of Mrs. | figure is fashionable. During former %ion will meet Monday after-|C. H. Campbell, in response to ver- | S€asons one could fllnfl a '""l:""l': i ‘a“ 2 o'clock at the home of the ' tal invitations given by Miss Irene ::: ::ee‘:‘;l:::rs"t:::ll’e:.::?:nowb fi Ut Mrs. J. W. Turnmer. All Campbell that day, Mr. Frank Wide- days only women of small stature are rmprdents of the various de-|man gave an apt toast announcing | chosen to show the fall and winter S are urged to be present. lthe marriage of Mr. Charles Camp- stvles—Women's Wear. wpwordth League 6:00 po . T.00 p.om Prayer-meeting Wednesday 7:00 o m ) FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Kvering service CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday School at 10 a. m. Preaching service at 11 a. m. and Ty m. Christian Endcavor Socicty at v p. m. Prayer Meecting, Wednesday even- ing at 7 p. m. EPISCOPAL (ALL SAINTS) CHURCH. J. M. Weddell mlnister in Corner Florida avenue snd Bay St. The Rev. William Dudley Nowlin, L. D., vastor. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. H. C stevens, superintendent. Preaching Sunday at 11 a. m. and {(:15 p. m. Weekly prayermeeting Wednesday evening at 7:30. Woman’s Missionary and Ald §o- itty Monday 3:30 p. m Baptist Young People's at 6:15 p. m. Regular monthly business meeting drst Wednesday ! 7:30 p. m Rev. charge. Services-——11 a. m. and 5 p. m. on every Sunday, except third. Sunday School--10 a. m. Sunday. Lakeland Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary meets on the Monday fo!- tlowing the first Sunday of ecach menth, at 3 p. m., at the residence of some one of the members, as may Meeting every East Lakeland Mission. Sunday school at 2 p. m. E, A, Milton, superintendent Prayer- veeting Thursday at 7 p. m. be announced, | All Saints Gnild meets on Tuesday after the third Sunday, in the Guild hall, at 3 p. m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. and —e CUMBERLAND PRESBY- TERIAN CHURCH. Sunday school e¢very Sunday morn- ing at 9:45. Everybody cordially in- vited. PAGE TWO. (Tennessee Ave., Between Main Lemon Streets.) Rev. W. S. Patterson, Pastor, Sunday Services—Sunday school, 9:45; preaching, 11 a. m., and 7 p. m. Wednesday—Prayer meecting at chasing elsewhere. Your patronage appreciated. Miss Ruby Daniel News Stand Loopy of Edisonia Theater. ARCHER The Second-Hand Man / Cook Stoves, Heaters, One IFour- burner Oil Stove, Beds from $2 or up, Dressers $4 up, Chairs H0c up, Rockers $1.50 up, Office Desk, Sottee, Buffet, Sideboard, Sewing Muchine, Rattan Cot, a new 30-30 Rifle—Mari lin takedown—and other articles too numerous to mention. Just pur- chased all of Dr. Bevis' household and office fixtures Second- Hand Store 210 West Main Street, Lakeland, Fla. 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