Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 19, 1913, Page 5

se of Fire ne 5,000 B. Selden, president‘ | Cypress Door Co., of a business visitor to erda) Mrs. Pickard are over to be present at the pf the golden wedding r’'s parents, which takes i (‘l.mle and fmuhy have' FAuburndale, where Mr. encazed in Dbusiness. recret that it was nec- em to leave Lakeland. les A. Cay, of Tallahas- § been the charming guest‘ bert J. Drane, leit today Mrs. Cay is first vice the State Feceration of bs. A. Riggins and family, Gracy, Mrs. Waggoner! ary Rirmins, formed inz Monday and Tuesday firia Peach, returning last Rivrins owns several Ind with his famtly great- Ccasional visits to the ' C. Jenking retrned last Deland, where he has ness in the case of the Rev. Hoffman, charced patine 2irls In swe Method- age at Enterprise. The eing arqued yesterday af- d will probably go to the Rev. Jenkins was in- ev. C. A. Owens, pastor st Baptist church in De- cupy his pulpit on Sunday! t which time he preached congregation. w afternoon, on the high' pus, the local basketball play a match game with ity basket ball team. Mr. ndahl has kindly consent- as referee for the game, ] be called at three o’clock, bz contest is expected as the pf both teams are fast play- h good form. eorge Alfleld and daugh- Maude, are expected to me Monday after spending gix months in New York. pld has been in a hospital’ a number of weeks, where quite seriously ill, but we o learn that she is now en- usnal good health. Their i1l be glad to welcome them} hblic is reminded that to- pre will be a chafiny dish the Methodise parsonace, the Philathen class of the hodist church. Al young the city are cordially in- attend and all are assured v welcome. WILLIAMS STOCX COMPANY OF WELVE PEOPLE IN LA BELLE MARIE” iy four-act play and fine spe- between the acts fpmm'ing= test dancing act ever seen| and HE DANCING MASOXS ors Oven at 7:30 pw Starts at 8:15 PRICES: ustairs COMPTETF (WANGE TOMORROW school rooms. puts of F! { will inside cover has a map of the city |adjacent to the city. l icounty. aj ; Alustrations are well selected. Fach ruest is to bring as many pennlesi ITORILN| ~ | farce, “The Little Milljonaire” com- | THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LARELAND, FLA., NOV. 19, 1913, * iTakeland Missionary Union to Be Entertained by the Baby Society The missionary socielies of Lake- land have a beautiful custom of meet- | season of association together, A or society entertaining, and for nn‘ ,ous societies have a good time to- lgethex‘ eizhty ladies were in attendance. , This week the “Raby Society” is to! entertain. The youngest of all the with them as they are years old. ‘n is to be the host on thts occasion, {The little church, thar nas the dis- | The proceed: of the evening will Le' (tinction of havinz been built in a devoted to the fund being raised for' (day, will be well filled with Lake- the erection of additional sunday‘].mdq missionary workers tomorrow afternoon at 3 evercises. The nrozram has been ar- ranced as follows: LAKELAND'S NEW BCOXLET ings ¥ ¥ The Lakeland Board of Trade has' gy Prure ;ukt issued a handsomely ill strated Mvs. W, "booklet portraving the beauties of l's “"‘ Readine, Push Psalm 100 sutheran feo the Savior, All Ye town and section. It Is well w onh\ a hizh place among the publicity out-!" fiariqna | LS I . . lm y la towng this scason and __ L e rrand attract favorable attention ;o) wherever scen, The cover shows a bird's eye view of Lakeland and the p, Myrtle S 7 of the Lesson—Mrs B. 8w eador. Prave [antz, “Miesionary Chimes.” { and swiroandings, Lakeland's primei ¢ AV advantazes are thvs summed up: Words of Elevation, 220 feet above sea level ' j1yuyes, Thirty-two miles from Tampa and ciety. i 'Gulf of Mexico. Quartette—Mrs. W, C. Norvell, Larcest railroad center tn South Nps, G. 1. Southard, Mre. . D, Florida—thirty trains daily to all Cc1onoh, Ve, 1. b, Gill, First Meth- points. {odist Society, Seventeen fresh water lakes in and «Tnhe prollem of Miss Clara Melntesh, FElectrie li-ht and water plants torian 8o ‘owned by the city. I “Nop (! Fruit and trucking center of Polk jeq ** Mys \rg B. st Dixicland Metnodi So- Immirration,” First tinn Thaithg bt in wrick, First Dap- tist Society, Municinal and nprivate imnro\o Aijse ments for 1012, 700,000 The comnilation of the bhooklet has been carvef:1ly done hy the secre- tary of the Doard of Solo ing, Cum- berland Proechy A oarmoy o to Our Na- tion,” ) 1 1 Trace and the conal Sovicty, The gong—“stand Up, ipuhlieation am2ht to do Yakeland a yo8y world of good.-—Tampa Tribune. | Closing e FesERe | Moon, Christlan Society. Strdy Class Met I Social Torr. With Mrs D B. Sweat { ALl the ladies of the mis The Mission Studyv eclass of the ,i0 cocietiog nf 110 Dixieland chvreh held an enthusias- are cordially invited. tic meeting with Mrs. D. B. Sweat | yesterday afternoon at three o’clock. A good attendance and a well-learned lesson resulted in a very interesting and profitable meeting. The ladies of After the lesson Mrs. =weat served church are workinz with splendid en- dainty refreshments and as the ergy and devotion to raise the money junfon meets with the Dixieland §0- o put in pews in the church build- |c1ety next Thursday afternoon, We jno and to increase this fund they found plenty to talk about, and it wiil on tomorrow evening from four was a late hour when ail departed. 'ty nine o'clock serve fresn oysters in | We are so prond of our study class 4 gtyles to the ,,.,1,”(- in the v ,and feel we have found the best way giore room of the ‘ever of keeping the members inter- ested . Stand ATy Praver: Wi By sefonary and varions churches '0YSTER S "PPER BY LUTHERAN LADIES TOM.ORROW NIGHT irace Lutheran jcorner Main and Tennessee avenue. NOTICE TO BOY SCOUTS Every Scout is notified to gather 1at the office of the Scout master at 7:30 p. m. Friday next, prenared to take the written part of examination for second class. Bring tead pen- cils. Sconts will probably ¢o on all-day hike on Saturday mornine following. KELSEY BLANTON, Scout Master. large patronage. 0. E. §. MEETING Eastern Stars’ call meetinz tomor- row afternoon at 3 p. m. fror prac- tice. FLORA F. KEEN, W, M, Ye Grand 0ld Folks Concert In ye Auditorium Lakeland County of Polk in ye State of Florida Friday Fvening Ye 5th dale of ye 12th month to-wit: December, A, D."1013, Director and ceneral manager of ye Grand Concert Mistress Funhias Fleming assisted by Eunice Alfleda Paes Airbeater and director of re mueick Mistress Startemoff Fletcher Ye Fveninz Telecram will sneak more later, but it will sav ye Grand Concert is for ye Sundaie Schule room fund M. E. ch. WOODMEN CIRCTF. ENTERTAINMENT The Woodmen Circle will hold its regular meetinz Thursday evenine. The Tampa dezree team will be kere and pnt on the floor work, sev- eral new members will he received. | After the husiness meetine a social hour will he enioved and delicious| refreshments will be served. CLERK OF W, C. now that ! e e e e IMAI 1e. | "6—FINE REEIS TONIGHT—6 § FNANDOAR ATTRACTIONS comma A great wnr feature in 2 reels. Don't let the children miss this, as it is very educational. TN e i AN R S o 4 B, | TOMORROW *ND FRIDAY— W ILTIAYS STOC < CONPANY ISOMETEING ROTTI‘\I IV EAVANA 12 People in d-act Plays and Excel-| A comedy seream lent Vaudeville Snecialties 07D DOC YA Priccs 25¢c, 35¢ Another 2reat comedy e — ATFE WEEZLY SATUR . \\I?II}T}.\EVXEL Jeft THE LITTLE YITLIOVAIRT ¥IS CFINFSE FRITNM 1 With Hazel Bur-ess and Bert Leigh | A beautiful drama, a great story of| and Bic Beauty Chorus loyalty Prices, 25c¢, 50c, 75c, $1 TOMOPROW 6—FINE TFATURE REEIS—8 ALL NEXT WEEK— j MABEL PAIGE BERT LEIGY IV “TFE AIRE" DEC. 2— LITTLE MILLION | Ty FTYS MINSTREL SHOW Bert Leigh, who played Kid Burns DEC. fn “Forty-five Minutes from Broad- METHODIST AHTRCH ENTER: way" last season, will this season! TAINMENT ]play Bill Costi=an, a wine merchant, | A in Geo. M. Cohan's new mns(ral — — R ) /ing to the Auditorium Saturday. i £tood Presby- | ! iy, i Amer-! © Hmshed, The cause is a most worthy one :mdl we hope the ladies will receive uj, REFEREE MAKES STATEMENT RELATIVE T0 WRESTLING Regarding the wrestling | nizht, Florell, Laro the Grundahl-Dodge follo\\n'; in justice to him: “T'hat he claimed after Dodge had secured the scissors hold, MATCH match {inz together every month or two for ' between Dodge and Grundahl last referee, ¢ while societies is the one in Dixieland, and DPodge was trying to 2et the full Nel- gon, that Dod:e was hurting his eye. “That after the fall, upon nation, the eye, examij- a scratch could be seen on “This scratch may possibly have If that was the case, Grunda fouled. protest ¢ “n and, of W, did no ouring rt, Grundd mat, they tl t say that fouling on Dol e ing that T don't think danl’s protest at tl I took mere to hurt “The fac is ¢ t remains that Gru s hurt. \Whether ed or not nobody but he and Dodge knows with absol tainty . “On account of this, in snit cons ('l'('i'fl‘“ ol ”l" auvybody is j dahl a quitter,” \'.'A\II‘D AT ONCE Ten young men and Faketand to learn telegr in tour months, ‘"Tuition ¥ ten per month 06 red or A\ b 166 retified in calling women hy. Hoto first Positions paying $60 witeed Just as soon as *n) 3 o'clock, for the union been caused by Dodue's fingernails. ahl wus sl lie quit the game firmly ‘Praize (qu trom Whom all Bless: convinced that he was fouled, as a st the referees’ decision, as the referces had to go by as they the eye whl's face be- werefore had oc- Crunil- e time was under 5 a warning not {program is arranced by the church makes the followinz statement: !: ‘As the impression upen the mlnd (hour or two the women of the varl-'of some of lhe spectators at the match seems to be ! The last mecting was held that Grundahl quit the game on ac- at the Episcopal Guild hall and about count of cowardice, I wish to say the u&mzm»a 3 4)* > o !3’0‘-3’0‘!’0‘1'0" L= S 0k oy S0 11111:\h1'.<"> it himself ute cer- was ¢ of the r Grun- in Leirn call and HOLLAND, Up for Mapazer Dakeland Business College I T0O LATE TO CLASSIFY EOR RENT f house. (loge R. . Lufsey { ‘Gentry Bldg. FFour:room in. , Room 10, rnished $15 per month, Futeh & 1521 WANTED-—To rent for five furniture for small family. Address Furniture, fice. Housewives iPotatocs, Irish, peck 1Evaporated apples, per 1b Teleg months, licht housekeeping, Will buy if chean. rram of- aant Specials For Thrlfly Van Iluss bnilding, Evaporated peaches, per lb..... Evaportcd pruncs, per b Evaporateed figs, per 1b 1Wcsson Cooking 0il 'Snow Drift, No. 10 Snow Drift No. § 'Coffee, Rio, per Ib Flour, Sclf-Risinz, 24 lbs . Flour, Sclf Rising, 12 lbs | Satsfaction guaranteed to | any time, anywhere | FLRGUSON & USHER PHONE 123 Ad: ms B g N. Kv. 85¢ 45¢ referees, T don't think any one Ave | St o s | . THE FIGHT FOR RIG In two reels; this is a very tive play showing convict la free labor combined with a (Reliance.) IALDIIOLR M ] THE GRAND | HYT . lnstruc bor as to | | | romance. | MUTUAL WEEKLY NO. 32 Giving late hanpenings of interest Our vaudeville has pleased hun- dreds the past two night | should see Elmore & Barle | preciate a real show, s. You tt to ap- | Do you love cood mnsic; our regu- |lnr 5-plece orchestra will please you. - - ' 3@00“0“%% PEBHOhEH PO The Silver Palace Drane Bldg. 309 E. Main St T RN, We make a specialty of catering to all So- cial Functions. Our Ice Cream is made from the purest of Fruits, and Pure Cream in a clean up-to-date plant. We cordially invite any one to inspecct this plant and watch the manufacture of cur products. OurPhoneNo. is 362 callus whenyouneed our scrvice. FEstimates gi 1dly furmshed The Silver Palace Miller Bros Pro:s. Drane Bullding f.alieland, Fla . 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