Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 29, 1913, Page 5

se of Fire 5,000 Pender, the photogra- ching out, having made s to open up 2 studio at thm the next few days. be a rehearsal of those in the Old Folks’ concert t at Mrs. Fletcher’s stu- and all are urged to at- Mrs. A. R. Bond were itors from Tampa in the They spent the Thanks- bl as guests of Mr. and ardner. R Irs. W. D. Stevens and & R.rC, Cole ‘of Jack- are in the city for the are pleasantly located at Mrs. McCaskey on North ue. P. Dickinson and family impa City and Master Cas racy and Mrs. C. C. mampa were: guests at the Mrs. M. E. Gracy on SR S Mrs. W. Wayne Wilson, lle, Ky. have announced of a little daughter, Eliz- ts Wilson. Mrs. Wilson rly Miss Fannie Storts, a inter visitor to Lakeland, hy friends will be glad to the charming addition to circle. r the Elks' Minstrel Show n at the Lakeland Auditor- gday evening have been gale at the Red Cross and are going fast. The e of those who are parti- nd the amount of publicity g marvelous first histrionic e of local Elkidom have create an active demand for there appears to be good believe that the house will cally sold out before the SEs . )'STEEN NO RELATION TO BILLY BOWLEGS to the Lakeland Evening Telegram.) dale, Fla., Nov. 29, 1913. pphatically denied that Tru- bn, who is to appear in the show given by the Lakeland Elks at the v.akeland Audi- uesday night, is any rela- Billy Bowlegs, the famous hief. Rumor that Mr. as something of an Indian related to the chief who had to do with Florida’s history, rife since the minstrel show he chief topic of conversa- porth Polk county. mor probably arose through arkable architectural eccen- of Mr. O'Steen’s nethermost is absolutely- nothing to Director Charles H. Barr, nterviewed at his Winona pme today. “I heard this me time ago and sent an em- ear down to Miami to inter- lly Bowleg's son about it. ter indignantly denied any relationshipship to Mr. Mr. O’Steen may be an Tn- t not that kind. bove seems to effectively dis- this baseless rumor. d, VERITAS, ‘War Correspondent. DITORIUM TONIGHT our Last Chance to See ABEL PAIGE AND.CO. the Side-splitting Comedy HOLLOWAY WAS HACKED PICTURES 2 WOULD FIX THINGS Great Comedy Feature ROUGHING THE CUB Comedy Newspaper Story GAMBLE WITH DEATH xeiting Western Feature Prices 10 and 20 Cents “There’s a Reason” MONDAY be Great 4-Reel Feature STREETS Or NEW YORK from the Play That Ran 800 'Nights in New York S N Box Social to Be en on Dec. 1 leThe song class of the Methodist church will entertain Friday, Dec. 12 at 8 p. m. Box Social. Program 1. Surprise Women will find out who buys their boxes, while the men discover the owners of the boxes they bought. 2. Eatables Just Legends 3. Games Come and See 4. Odds and Ends Did you say you had an engage- ment for that evening Oh, forget it. Did we understand you to say you were a stranger? Be not afraid, but come and get acquainted. 5. Admission A Smile as You Cross the Doorsill 6. Proceeds For the new Sunday school rooms P. S.—At the home of Miss Ruby Turner, 412 South Kentucky avenue. * *® * Missionary Society to Meet With Mrs. Watson The Foreign and Home depart- ments of the Methodist Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. G. W. Watson on South Florida avenue on Monday afternoon at 3 o’clock. Mrs. McDonald and Miss Sarah Polk will be the readers for this meeting. Ev- ery member is cordially invited to be present. * * » Cumberland Presbyterian Ladieg Held Meeting The third and last thank offering meeting for the vear was conducted by the Ladies’ Missionary Socfety of he Cumberland Presbyterian church at the home of Mrs. J. P. Wilson on Tuesday afternoon. Most of the members of the society and several friends were present. An interest- ing program was rendered in which all present took part. Brilliant piano music was rendered by Misses Mary McKay and Marion Coleman, which was especially appreciated and en- joyed by all. Tt being thanksgiving season of the year all seemed to en- ter enthusiastically into the meet- ing, all feeling and many express- ing thanks for special as well as gen- eral blessings since last thanksgiv- ing season. After the devotional par-t of the meeting an hour or more was spent socially, "dainty refresh- ments being served and as the shaides of evening lengthened the members were forced to leave, all thanking Mrs. Wilson for her hospitality and trusting all might be permitted to meet on many more occasions of like nature. The society has conducted these thankoffering meetings tri- annually for several years and they have proved a great blessing not only financially but spiritually and are looked forward to with pleasant an- ticipation from time to time. Picnic on Lake Wire Yesterday Afternoon Miss Hessie Dodd, leader of Sun- beam Band of the First Baptist church gave a picnic on Lake Wire. All reported a fine time. Those pres- ent were Helen and Janie Combs, Esther Clonts, Margaret Scarlet, Margaret Marshall, Edna Williams, Ruby Mae and Mary Lane, Mary House, Marie Snowden ~ Elizabeth Graves, Kathline Flynn, Hattie and Helen Davis, Margaret and Camille Owens, Nettie Mae Howard, Alma Brodwell, Paul and Edward Snow- flen, Henley Combs, Leonard and V. C. Williams, C. F. Owens. The anual banquet of the senior department of the Y. M. C. A. in Pensacola took place Thursday night. MAJESTIC. Did you ever figure that fifty per cent of the enjoyment of a picture is caused by the music that is good mu- sic. You can close your eyes at the Majestic theater and tell just what kind of a scene is on by listening to the music. Come down tonight and see if it isn't so. ROUI\DI\'G UP THE COUNTER- FEITERS Quick music, full of sneaky Stuff, un- til finale, then “If You Ain’t Got No Money, You Needn’t Come Around.” ALL ON ACCOUN OF A PORTRAIT Comedy music, something loving un- til curtain, then “The Picture With It’s Face Turned Towards the Wall.” THOSE FUNNY DANCES Waltz music all through picture closing with “Waltz Me Around Again, Willie.” Next Tuesday— Warner’s, Great 3-Reel Feature il BACK'N)LIFE , the doings belng a|grateful, THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK "LAND' FLA., NOV. 29, 1913 PAGR NIVF AT THE CHURCHES ,UNDAY FIRST BAPTIST- ~Sunday school at 9:45. H. C. Stevens, superin- tendent. Preaching at 11 and 7 by the pastor. All services fall \\nlnn one hour. FIRST METIHODIST—There will be services at 11 o'clock conducted by Rev. Pope, and in the evening Rey, T.'R. . the Bartow district, will preach, The pastor Rev. Jenkins, is out of the city, being on a tour of the Wistrict On a missionary campaign with his brother, Rev, John Jenkins, of At- lanta. Evening meeting as evangelistic ag We can make it. We are having most excellent congregations these days, for which we are profoundly Strangers and visitors in the city are urged to make the First Baptist church their church home while with us. Our meeting house is located on Florida avenue two blocks north of railway crcssing R B (:.\\'L\', DIXIELAND METHODIST—Sery- ices tomorrow: Sabbath school at 10a. m.; preaching at 11 a. m. and the sacrament of the Lord’s Supper. Epworth League, 6 p. m Pastor. . W. H. STEINMEYER, Pastor. GRACE EVANGELICAL LUTHER- A\——Uldll;&: street and Tenness MYRTLE ST. METHODIST—Serv- avenue. \W. E. Pugh, pastor re »'i]\‘\ tomorrow: Sabbath school at 10 | | e | Cason, presiding elder of | 'M“WW""MWW&W PHONE THE PHONE 362 |3|Iver Palace| 3 Drane Bldg. 309 E, Main St. “If cleanliness and guality” counts wuth you, then visit our store. We Serve Nothing But the Best Expert service and courteous treatment ex- tended to all. “The Storeof Quality” (Ileluul ;'H East Orange street, phono a. m.; lvl“‘llhllh at 7p. m. 6 ue pastorat2 of the Chri in Lakeland, and will ALL T SAINTS' tian church CHURCH—Massa- preach sunday 11 . m. and 7:30 chusetts aventie. First Sunday Ad-|p. m. ‘ x_«-nl. St. Andrew's day. Services:| DBible school at 10 a. m. D, II. 7:30 a. m., celebration ifoly Euch-;Cumhie superintendent. |arist; 10,a. m. Sunday school; HJ All Disciple residents of Lakeland ! 4. m., morniug prayer, Litany and|who are not in fellowship with lhis1 sermon; 7 m., lvensong ser- mon . | services. | a0 p Come to the celebration m‘; Strangers and vigitors arvecordi-|the Lord's Supper, ally invited to all services of the church. habit and now your Christian dnty, [The Lord and his people need you. As the priest in charge is degirous! l.ct your light shine. Join uls in of forming class for (‘atholic Faith and Practice prv[)zll‘a-: tory to the administration of the sac- T\ ramental rite of the laying on of hands or confirmation those who wish to receive this instruction as candidates will please signify their intention to the Rev. Richard Bol-|the Free Methodist church there will ton at an early date so that the priest {be recular Rev. W. S. may inform the bishop that there'Gardner has arrived recently to as- are such candidates. sume the pastorship for the coming The Rev. Richard Bolton will belyear. All members and the publie pleased to meet by appointment or scenerally are invited to attend. otherwise those desiring the minis- tration of the church and to explain to any so desiring the doctrine, dis- cipline and worship of the church. Residence 707 South Missouri up the church of Jesus Christ. LOWMAN, Pastor. Phone 258 Blue. FREE METHODIST--Tomorrow at | | i | | services. | FIRST PRESBYTERIAN —Rev, D.! W. Richardson, of China, a deep stu-! dent and an interesting speaker, will | be with ns for the morning service. avenue. Phone 345 Green, ITe will tell us of the wonderful work i of the Gospel as it is being done by CATHOUIC-—There will be serv-|our church in that great conuntry. A\t the evening service the sermon will be preached by the pastor. Visitors are welcomed at all the services. lHours for service: Sunday school at 9:45; preaching service, 11 a. m, and 7ps m, st e We ices at the Catholic church tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock, Father Wallace in charge. Thig is not the regular day for services, but it was found that the priest could be in Lakeland to-| morrow, and therefere services will be held. . PATTERSON, Pastor. If you fail to get your paper tele- phone this office and we will do our best to see that your paper is deliv- ered promptly and in good shape. The Telegram’s carrier boys are striv- ing to give the very best possible ser- vice, but in case they do not deliver your paper, the only way the matter can be remedied is to send in your complaint to the office. The man- agement cannot personally see to the delivery of every paper, and the only way we can perfect our service is for our patrons to let us know when they do not receive the paper. CHENEVEE CRZVATS VERY man who prides himself on being individual in his dress will be delighted with the exclusive de- signs in Cheney Silk Cravats which we are offering this season. Williamson-Moore comp.ny Fashion Skc; for Men HAVE YOU THESE BOOKS? Wanted—To borrow the old sing- ing books, ““The Sentinel,” by Leslie to use for our “Old Folks Concert,"” Dec. 5. Any one having them and willing to loan them please commun-y jcate with Mrs. G. T. Fleming at 301 South Kentucky avenue, at once. i s sl The work of decorating the interior of the government building in Fer- nandina is nearing completion. AUDITORILM ATTRACTIONS COMING Next Week Monday— THE STREETS OF NEW YORK The Great 4-Reel Feature from the Play That Ran 800 Nights in New York City Tuesday— ELK’S MINSTREL SHOW Thursday— SLEEPING BEAUTY Warner’s Great 3-Reel Feature, Dont’ Let the Children Miss This Friday— METHODIST CHURCH ENTER- TAINMENT We Show Every Night Saturday— g THE TREASURE OF DEVIL'S VALE Warner's 3-Reel Feature Week, Dec. 8— MILTON, DELMAR & LAWRENCE Musical Comedy Players Week Dec. 16— STARN’S STOCK CO. 28 PEOPLE Dec.” 30— SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS Jan. 2— BOUGHT AND PAND FOR tohm's msw s ., Jan. 1 »ds»asmmmmmmmum Morning services at 134 W. H. STEINMEYER o'clock; evening services at 7 o'clo k. Pastor. ! as Sunday school at 10 a. m. Cate-| S chetical classes Saturday afternoons CHRISTIAN—A pew minister, at 2 o'clock. The public is invited, W. Lowman, of Indiana, has hun o to all services of the churceh. called to the | | foe | conerecation are urzed to attend our g as has been your | instruction injour effort to save sinners and build: 8 “ The %llver P alace a2 5 & Miller Bros. Progs. 5 Drane Bullding Lakeland, Fla OBOBOFADOFDEEOI IS LTRSS S SOOI § HUNTING 'BOOTS ARE IN SEASON We have a full line of sizes, width CwE ’ _ Waterproot Height 14 Inches 122y DUTTON-HARRIS CO. | Avenue Foot-Fitters We Repair Shoes While You Wait Viscolized Store of (nality J. C. OWENS o We are here for business. Everything sold wader a positive Guarantee We Sell STEADFAST, WHITE HOUSE AND M’ELVIN SHOES FOR MEN, MAY MANTON FOR LADIES, BUSTER BROWN FOR CHILDREN Gents and Boys Suits Suits made to Measure. Bain Coats Made to Measure; also a big popular line of ready- made suits for gents and boyl Also a big line of blnketl nl comforts. P LAY Fos We also cover buttons, any me. " Leave your order. All packages delivered promptly in the city. Ring us up sor what you want in our line. See us before buying. The Popular Dry Goods House Phone 284 Lakeland, Fla NO person is properly dressed un- less they have a pair of our Shoes. for all the family at our up-to-the-minute | Shoe Store. Just received a lot of the famous Weinbrenner work shoe for men. Kimbrough & Rutherford Opposite City Hall e