Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, May 28, 1913, Page 3

IN SOCIETY| ooooauuununflflfluocunnfiaauunaoooooc 0 st yur 0y & Vel Soclal Departmg, either of the above telephones. ditor, care Evening Telogram. ¢hurch satheriage and ophoned to thiy depart- thelr news value s mot ot can be eem- gusicated to the Secloty Editor by Jall written notices to the Soclety K :‘:umluqull order that mpaired. o o o o o o o o o o o 0000 URARAABAAADOR0L00GC YRG0 0 G Fine Program Meeting of Woman's Christian Temperance Union, The Woman's Chbristian Temper- ance Union held a splendidly inter- ' | cAting meeting with Mrs. Pike Adalr,! Tuesday afternoon. The program was opened with the usual devotional ex- ercises led by the medal contest su- perintendent, Mrs, H, j, Anderson, with Mrs, Jenkins at the piano. Miss Lutle Gracy led in prayer, A medical quiz followed in which the ladies asked the questions ang they were answered by the leader. Migs Ewing Mair gave a well-rendered plano selection. After this came the medal reading contest, Those taking part in thee contest ! de gum used yesterday were. Mrs. N. A. Riggins, "Back-l % up somewhere in my way; bone;” Mrs, H, B, Morge, “A Test won't be no laughs an’ calls—| Case;" Mrs, E. C. Davis, “Saved;”! ain’ but just silent halls, Mrs. J. T. Hicks, ""One of the Fallen .., - 1|Ones;" Mrs, Donald Adair, “He Al- ways Voted with His Party;” Mrs. L. B. Bevis, “Awaken the Christian Conscience;” Mrs. E. A, Potts, “Farmer Dean’s Conversion.” Mrs. Jenking in her presentation speech declared she must have seven medals, but as a decision must be made the judges, Mrs. Lovell, Mrs. Flanagan and Miss Mertie Gracy, finally voted on the first and seventh numbers. One for Mrs. Riggins and two for Mrs. Ewing and Mrs. Donald Adalr, - - A rising vote of appreciation and! white ribbon salute were given Mrs. Adair for her delightful hospitality. She is always a success as an en- | tertainer, Those present were Mmes. Moore, | T8 ALL RIGHT. rre sort of fixin’ up to go for the summer. I don’t know exactly what I'll do tie lonesome summer through yee girls in nighties white, s hug, not & good-night; gad girls with flyin’ feet o] turn into my street, w0 liitin’ voice an’ glad: s give me 8 nickel dad!" {here won't nobody be o’ in the pecan tree, ' high an’ swingin’ low e boughs wave to an fro; won't be no socks an shioes gy desk; won't be no chews Ill know that they are where is sun and wind an’ air, jows fur as thiey can see, jy nook and bendin’ tree ui’ them to stop and rest; Ibet I know ‘em best! they won’t rest; they will run the rise to set of sun, ? Them with their flyin’ feet? 5, they hate to stop to eat! ' | | % they'll come back burned an' | brown; a-dancin’ back to town, a-laughin’ back to me, the lonesome pecan tree; ¢ back with their dancin feet e home and to the street h nake glad, an’ fill the halls Durrance, Bevis, Upson, Hansard, | b their laughter an’ their calls; | Flanagan, Cox, Anderson, Adair, | Shaffer, Jenkins, Pendar, Beebe, they'll make my old heart glad ; “Gimme a nickel, dad!” Pctts, Turner, Hooks, Bryan, Adair, ' e brevent the passing of the order. MRS: H. B. MORSE, Press Superintendent. L L] . Hethodist Parsonage Fund, Relative to the Methodist parson- age fund, Rev. L. C. Jenkins has the following in this week's issue of the Florida Clyristian Advocate: “Our parsonage nears completion. The contractor says that we may n:ove into it in a week or ten days. When it is all done I want to give You a cut of it, even at the risk of having all the brethren break the tenth commandment,. “But I want to tell you about our Plan of raising some money for it. In a case in the reception bpll we will have a small morocco bound book, and that will contain the names of all who contribute to the amount of one penny, no amounts being put down. This will be kept as & permanent record. “The responses are to be in by uext Sunday, and they have been coming in for a little over a week. ‘Already about two hundred and fifty kave contributed, amounts ranging from one penny to $150. We anti- cipate that many more will help be- fore the week is out. Many are wait- ing till the last moment, possibly scme have looked upon the plam as too small a thing for them to fool With, and it may be that there are a few who are contrary about the Tatter, but you know we Mave about as few contrary people im Lakeland as anywhere in the wowld. Contrari- ness does not thrive iw our soil. We have nearly the amaunt we set out to, raise, and it has been done with the greatest ease, “It there are any people out over the State who do not kpow how to progress, please tell them to come and spend a while in Lakeland, catch our spirit and learn the art, “God give us more and more ye- ligion."” ——— Japanese Tag. Observing a bunch of children going through all sorts of comical stunts, I asked what the game might be and was told it was Japanese tag. Now t Wo are outdoors again for our play times, try it. The child who is tagged must place his or her left hand on the spot touched and keep it there until he is fortunate enough to tag someone else. Then the one who is “it” tries to tag someone on the knee or foot, o that his endeavors to tag the next one with the hand on that part of the body will be most difficult as well as very amusing, An After-Dinner Trick. Morse, Misses Lutie Gracy, Mertie Gracy, Beulah Hooks, Margarite and Ewing Adair, Baby Adair, Baby| Bryan, Masters Hansard and Davis. | In our last report we stated that Mrs. Ruby Bridses had been presi-! dent of the Ocala union. It should have been Coleme —Judd M. Lewis. oo Coffee Will iven Tomorrow. hnorrow afternoon from 4 to 6 the ladies of the city are in- to call at the home of Mrs. . Wle, where an afternoon coffes| The followi interesting news| be given by the members of the|item was handc towlay: By order | b Esther Circle. As stated be-|of Lindley M. Garrison, secretary of tch lady is invited to bring a| war, after June 1 of this year the ne will be prxhil;i-] 2 at present | | a, and af Ponama tion terr \ thirty-five e2lo strenuous but pore made by the whis ®offering of one dime, which % deposited on a plate, and the Will be expended in furnishing iting room of the new parsoa- re are interests to This sounds very easy, but try it ' and see. Boys will enjoy it, and I am | told even men are not averse to ate tempting what is apparently so simple. Tell the victim that he is to brush a coin out of your hand. Proceed to lay & quarter in the middle of the palm and hand “him” a whisk broom. The motion used must be only a brushing one, no fair digging the coin out with a corner of the broom. Sometimes as many as a dozen people will try to brush the quarter out and not one will succeed. MME. MERRI. whuatd air Live Railroad is r to crect additional phosphate tors at both Tampa and Fer- dina. £oi naol pi 2 And strictly vy« LU Stylivh Garments Dress Gocds Laces and Embroideries Can Always Be Found AT B ATES DEPARTMENT STORE Ladies Who Appreciate o-the-minute in THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA,, MAY 28, 1913. HEHIH 1 7:36 p. m. — - e PAGE THREP Some of Lakeland’'s Oldest and Most Conservative Investors Have Bought Lots In PALMA CEIA PARK “Tampa’s Close-In Suburb Where large sums of money are now being spent installing every city convenience including MODERN SEWERAGE andWATER SYSTEMS, PAVED STREETS, ELECTRIC LIGHTS and TELEPHONES. Where five new bungalows have just been completed and contracts let for others in this beautiful property. Where lot values are increasing by leaps and bounds. Now is the time to get in “on the ground floor.” Prices $500 to $750. Terms $25 per lot cash; balance 2 per cent per lot per month, DO IT NOW. s TAMPA BAY LAND COMPANY TAMPA, FLORIDA LAKELAND REPRESENTATIVE—L. J. SLOAN. Lakeluag Camp me. 18, W. v, W bl —— meots every soeond and [~arth Thure Bunday school at S p.m. B a4 |6ay alght. Woodmea Olrcle &rmy Milton, superintendent. Prayes woan Wo o sstridge, @esting Thursday at 7 p. m. wouscil Commander, Mre. Sallle Seip e —————————————————————— of Cirele Lutheran Ch theran Church, L orD. Corner E. Orange and So. Tennessee. Sunday school 10:00 a, m. Services are held every Sunday. B CHURCH OF CHRIST, C. C. Redgrave, Minister, Corne: Missour] and Lemon 8t Sunday school, 10 a. m. Preaching, 11a.m, ° Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. Preaching, 7:30 p. m. Prayermeeting, Wednesday nighi at 7:80, Regular meeting every Tuesday at 7:30 at 044 Fellows Hall, Vigles. ing wembers always welcome. F. D. BRYAN, Chancellor Commander. A M. _ACKSON, Becretary FIRST METHODIST CHURCH. o (South Kentucky Ave.) Rev. Isaac C. Jenkins, pase: Uemporary residence, 911 Houtl Fiorida avenue. Office at obured Hours, 11:30 to 13:80. Sunday Services— Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Preaching, 11:00 a. m. Epworth League, 6:30 ». m. Preaching, 7:30 p. m. /e0k Day Services— Woman's Missionary Sosleyy Monday afternoon. Prayer meeting, Wednesday eyen ing, 7:30. Teachers’ meeting Friday evening A cordial invitation to everybody 0 all services. POST 43, 0. A, B, Moets the first Baturday in every month at 10 a. m. at the home of J. M. Bparling on Kentucky avenue, A. C. SHAFFER, Commander. J. R. TALLBY, Adjutant. :"" FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner fioriaa avenue and Bay 8 The Rev. Willlam Dudley Nowiin J. D, pastor. Sunday school 0:45 a. m. Preaching Sunday at 11 & m. aa¢ :16 p. m. Weekly prayermesting Wednesda) Lake Lodge No. 3, wvening at 7:80. Weman’s Missionary and Ald 8o slety Monday 3:30 p. m. Baptist Young People's Binera Redekah Lodge No. ¢ meets every second and fourth Mone day nights at L. O. 0. F. hall. Visite ing brothers and sisters cordially ime vited. MRS. F. C. LONGMAN, N. G, MR8 ILA SELLERS, Sce CUMBERLAND PRESBY- TERIAN CHURCE (Corner Florida Ave. and Lemon St.) Rev. J, D, Lewis, pastor. 1.0. 0. P, meets Friday nights at 7:30, at L 0. 0. F. hall. Visiting brothers are serdially iavited. J. L. REYNOLDS, Sec. Meotiny Sunday school, 9:46 e. m. st 6:18 p. m. H. B. ZIMMERMAN, N. G. Preaching first and second Sus | Regular monthly business meetin; days, at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. trat Wednesday * 7:30 5. m. QLAWBR LA Orange SBlessem Div. No. ¢00 Q.1 A 0B of L. B meets every second sad fourth Wednesdayr o each menth at 3:30 p m. Visitiag Bisters always weleome. MRS J. C. BROWN BSec'y. e ———————————— ORDIR OF EAGLES. The Fraternal Order #¢ magled moets overy Wednesda; pight o 1:80, at 0dd FVellews’ p, ;. Weekly prayer meeting Wednes day evening at 7:30. Woman'’s Missionary Soclety o» the third Monday afternoon of eac! month. To all these services the publie 1 cordially invited. e —— FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (Tennesses Ave., Between Maia ans Lemon Streets.) Rev. W. 8. Patterson, Paster. Bunday Bervices—Sunday seheoi preaching., 11 am. m., en¢ United Brotherkood of Carpeuten and Joiners of America, Looz| 177¢ Meets ‘ovory 1—‘\1—-_‘?’ aight at 5 ‘__~—'—-’ w'elock, at McDsnald's ball, PLASTERERS' INTERNGTIONAL R. L. MARSHALL, Presigeat. | ERICKLAYERS, MASONS AND J. W.LAYTON, Vice Pres. UNION, LOCAL NO. 12 OF FLORIDA 3. W. LOGAN, Treasurer. Meats each Thursday night ia Wednesday—Prayer wmaetiag o 1:30 p. m. e ——————————————— DIXIELAND AND MYRTLE Morgau & Groover hall, over 4. B. FELDS, Fin. Secy. B . STREET METHODIST CHURCHES B. 7. DITHCH, Rec. boqy, | peiew Dr7 Ooods Store. Viaiting ixtela H. L. COX, Cenducter, 3 ad Chureh— 3AMUEL BOYBR, e —————————————————— Services—1st and 34 Sabdaths, 1) |5 w gcAmp fp s b POLK ENCAMPMENT 4 m; 3d and éth Sabdaths, 7:30p.m [o WiLLovGHRY, ... . NO.3,1.0.0. 7 Sabhath School—3 p. m. Beard of e Polk Encampment No. 8, I. 0. O, at 7:30. i | Myrtle Street Churehe 7:30 p. m.; 34 and 4th Sadbatds, 11 s m. it 7:30, e —————————————————— Corner of Lemon Btreet and Masse Prayer Serviso—Thursday F., meets the first and third Mon. - days. Visiting Patriarchs welcoma, F. A. McDONALD, Scribe. ZIMMERMAN, Chiet Patriarch i Lakeland Lodge No. 01, P. & A M. Regular communications held oo H. B. Services—lst and 34 SaWbeths | ioig’ang 4tn Mondays ot 7:30 » ] 4 Sunday School—3 p. m. Prayer Services—Tuesday aight W. H. STEINMEYER, Pastos. BPOE meets every Thursday night in lodge rooms over postoffice. Visiting brethe ALL SAINTS CHURCH. GEORGE MOORE, E. R. chusetts Aveaus, Rev. J. H. Weddell, miaister i Palm Chapter, . B. 8. moots every s charge. sesond and fourth Thursday nights Soldom. Bervicss at 11 a. m. &8¢ § 5. m [of cach month at 7:30 y. m. Mry | P9OVI® Who talk merely for the pan All Sundays exeept the third im the ',_mmuumm-mmmm. moath. Other services as appelnted delves seldom get the kind of atteme ton that is worth anything o