Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 3, 1914, Page 5

Al '3 EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., JAN 3, 191§’ ¥ ¢ . | Alield Thursday for a five o'clock| dinner which Miss Maude had pre- pared for her guests. There had been a steady stréam of callers all day, as they kept open house, but the dinner capped it all. The table was a pret- ty sight, with its lights, cut glass and silver and beautiful linen, with roses, ferns and violets everywhere. The dinner was just such a one as this family is noted for and greatly enjoyed by all. Those who enjoyea this splendid | hospitality were Mr. and Mrs. Paul A, Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Shurman, Master Teddy Shurman, Mr. and Mrs. George Hammer- stroem, Miss Jennie Turk, Mr, J, L. Solomon, Mr. Carl Patrick. There will be a public installation of officers for the coming year of the 'W. ©. W. and Woodmen Circle on Wedneaday night, Jan. 7. — . s All ladies of the Woedmea Circle ‘are requested to meet at the hall at 2 o'elock Monday afternoon to trans- act important business. of Fire 5.000 oyle, of Louls-vllle, ed to Lakeland and is hanjcal staff of this Mr. Ned Skipper is spending the day in Plant City on a combined bus- {iness and pleasure trip. Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Groover have returned from Lake Butler, where they were called by the death of Dr. | Groover’s father. PEROUS NEW YEAR, a joint public instal-, =R-R-F-F-R-F:X-F-F-F-F-F-F.F-] of the W. 0. W.| Miss Maude S,t'einmeyer announces; ircle. {that she will reopen her kindergar-pfi {ten on Jan. 5, at which time she| 'will be glad to see all her old puplls.fi and any new ones who may wish to # 'OGDQQOUQGOOOQQOQ ! tethodist Church— Miss Katie Bell Webster, of Renet; Bible School—10 4. m.; L. C. Hull, N. C., is the guest of Miss Eva Bry-isuperintendent. ant for a few weeks. Miss Websteri ' was formerly a Lakeland girl and ls4 being cordially welcomed by herl friends. SERVING THEM, SR §. F = fil WITH THE CHURCHES 2 . =] E. L. Cordery have TOMORROW Fort Meade, where' u d by the serious ill-"am"1 4 er's father, whom we n is now much i®-, the road 13 recovery. I . Sermon and Sacrament--11 a. m. Subject of sermon, “Hreat Throbs." Senior League—6 p. m. Subject,! “Prayer.”” Talk by pastor. Evening Sermon—17 o'clock. Miss Cleo Latimer, an efficient in-|ject, “Unavailing Tears.” structor at Columbia College, re-i Appropriate music. A cordfal Wel- Parks Co. will open nt at the Auditorium in the great western eart of the Mountain, fith 4 vaudeville special-| es for this engage- | T NS L . I ssmcmmisen ‘“BOUGHT AND PAID FOR” ENJOYED BY LARGE AUDIENCE | : ' . Seats free. Ushers. 0c for children and turned to Lake City today after a come ‘ . t( Complete change Pleasant visit to Miss Rosalie Swin-; Board of Stewards—3 p. m. Sun- A large crowd witnessed “Bought §. Comp ge dell. day., and Paid For” at the Auditorium last pudeville nightly. ‘ ‘ Woman's Missionary—3 p. m.0ight, which was acknowledged by all to be as fine a production as any ever presented in this city. The | players were all first-class actors and the stage scenery was complete in every detail. dakeland is getting some of the best shows in her history this season and much of it is due to Manager Green’s hustle and push which is making the house a success financially . 'heading of “A Live Rev. W. G. Fletcher, of St. Au-'Monday. . mpa Tribune says: . gustine, who is traveling representa- Midweek Prayer—7 p. m. Wednes- ¥e o cood account of it- tive of the Methodist Assembly day’. Bniversary celebration, grounds at Anastasia island, spent Choir Rehearsal—7 p. m. Thurs- in the New Year. The the morning in Lakeland and was 9ay. ’ a very creditable one warmly greeted by his numerous Sunday School Grading Work—7 p. £ emphacize the splen- friends. m. Friday. hich hgs characterized N wdel Ll § towns in the country.; Mr. A. J. Holworthy and Mr. H. Dixieland Methodist Church— Bnate rate of progress, L. Kelley, the latter of Griffin, en- gervices Tomorrow--Sunday school, when it celebrates its tered birds at the Tampa Poultry 10 a, m. Preaching by Rev. E. Ya- persary, be one of the show and cairied off prizes, Mr. Hol- ger, 11 a. m. Epworth League, 6 p. Be South. And there is worthy for White Leghorn and Mr. 'n,, W, H. Steinmeyer, pastor. LSS AR EREL i e SN AT LT e B | known as the Live Wire Real Estate B\t ha Bt Mol B ATacongiBul Plymouth i yortle Street Methodist— Co., has been dissolved, Mr. R. B. admirable location, Rocks also took prizes, C. H. Tidd, Services Tomorrow-—Sunday school, | McLain having sold his interest to and the best of citi- had some White Leghorns that'19 a. m. Preaching by the pastor,|Mr. H. A. Powell. Messrs. Robert I proved winners and Mrs. Wendler's 7 p. m. W. H. Steinmeyer, pastor. | Thompson and H. A. Powell will birds also took a number of prizes. | (ol conduct the business as heretofore, ran church has been A from this date. Settlement of ac- Christian— counts either due the Live Wire Real Estate Co., or collectible from them, will be made in accordance with this change of ownership. THOMPSON & McLAIN, By R. B. McLain. January 2, 1914, . by her friends in the 8. Some of the fav-} ially mentioned are legant pulpit Bible, sion, Holman edition, fayor O. M. Eaton. Woman's Auxiliary | Bible School—10 a m; D. M. The Woman's Auxiliary of All Combie, superintendent. Saints’ Episcopal church will meet Preaching and Communion—11 a. Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock Subject, “Ebenezer.” with Mrs. Edith C. Clemence, at the Membership Meeting—3 p. m. Ev- 'Stephens Apartments. All membersi... memner of the church and all ds the following auto- tl s v es: “Woodrow wu_‘are urgenvly requestec; o/ astend. Disciples are urged. to be present at e this meeting. At the close of this service the congregation will go to on, 22 December, | : f. Eaton, mayor fLake-, Mr. and Mrs. Ohyton Entertain Lake Morton for a baptismal service. Evening Preaching—7 p. m. Sub- pmber 31, 1913.” The At Six 0’Clock Dinner fation of the Bible will| ©n New Year's night Mr. and Mrs, sthe morning service to-|C: M. Clayton delightfully enter-|ject, “The Mystery of Godliness.”” T. W@ther zift is a beauti- tained at a 6 o'clock dinner at their |'W, Lowman, pastor. union service consist- { 10Vely home in Dixieland in honor of ) aten, two goblets and Mrs. Anna Holder and Miss Bulloch, This worthy gift of Ocala. Those who had the pleas- iure of enjoying the gracious hospital- ity of this popular couple were Mrs. Holder, Miss Bulloch, Mrs. Fletcher and Mr. George Moore. %GHOOY OPENS MONDAY, JAN. 5 School opens for the spring term next Monday morning and Principal Jones desires all pupils who have not yet entered to be in their places, as they will be provided for. Grace Evangelical Lutheran— : Tennessce avenue and Orange |street. W. E. Pugh, pastor. Resi- dence 914 East Orange. Phone 116 ' Blue.* Sunday after New Year—Epistle, T Peter 4:12-19; Gospel, St. Mat- thew, 2:13-23. Morning and even- 1 d of d vy 2 % 1us]t]yhprouf ? 2 ‘Wlth Miss Tomlinson {ing worship at 11 and 7 o'clock re- r all these favors 80| Tphe regular monthly business and | spectively. {soclal meeting of the Epworth League ~ gynany gehool at 10 o'clock a. m. was held last night at the home of| (y4echetical classes Saturday atter- Miss May Tomlinson on South Flor-i ..o =t 9 o'clock. the State Educational |jda avenue. In spite of the inclem-| puionds and strangers are invited Key West, and is be-|ent weather there was a good attend- |, 211 gorvices. i gratulated on his vie- |ance. the next mectinz of| The names of three new members for Lakeland. Being |were accepted and the regularmonth- ntative from Polk {1y reports of the various departments Jones was forced to|ghow the league to be in a flourish- ht singlehanded, but|ing condition. After the transaction ling else he attempts, (of the regular business the meeting ncceeds, and he was|was adjourned and a short program i Dearing off the palm.|was given, consisting of music by the adia and St. Augus- Misses McRae and Streater and ng hard for the honor | Messrs. Willlamson and Hoffupauir. the teachers next'm-. Williamson read some jokes on land can well feel gome of the young people present on out, as the con- |which were greatly appreciated. | ve been quite bitter-| Light refreshments were then served king of the conven-|consisting of cocoa and pimentosand- §said: “Lakeland will|wiches, after which the young peo- full in eptemlnlns ple departed for their homes, every- there were over|one reporting a very enjoyable even- e at Key West. |jng. p ys a mighty fine Jiv that Lakeland will §d when they meet he generous hand of enicht of Columbia, pother gift, consisting | fifce and serviceable col- | "* ‘was received from a /! fh of Tyrone, Pa. The lEpworth League Met watch. Return to Telegram office and get reward. 1772 e 1.O0ST-—Small red and mottled cow, has slit in right ear. Reward if returned to Mrs. M. J. Malloy. ‘1773 ——— FOR RENT—Furnished or unfur- nished rooms. Apply 401 W. Lem- on street. 1771 e t———————————————————————————— FOR RENT—1 nicely furnished bed- room. 501 South Tennessee, or phone 107. 1770 Free Methodist— Services at 11 a. m. and 6:30 p. m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Class meeting Tuesday 7 p. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday 7 p. m. LOST—One pocketbook containing about two dollars and my parole from the army of 1865. Finder will please deliver at J. W. Lan- fier and receive reward. J. D. Richardson. 1766 PLANTS Cabbage, beets and onion plants $1.25 per 1,000; $5.00 for 5,000; one year old roses, Marechal Neil, Killar- ney and other popular sorts, 20 cents each; $2.00 per dozen. Violets, five cents each, two dozen for $1.00. Jap- anese sugar cane seed, $2.00 per 1,000 feet. Cash with orders, please. S. M. GODBEY, First Presbyterian— At ‘the morning service the guar- terly communion will be observed. iSubject of evening sermon is ““The Fourth Commandment.” Preaching services 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sun- day school at 9:45a. m. W. 8. Pat- terson, pastor. AUDITOR LM Enjoyable Dinner A Jolly crowd of out-of-town friends gathered at the home of G.|ATTRACTIONS COMING Waldo, Fla. 352 All Next Week— C. W. PARKS SHOW In 4-act Play and Four Vaudeville {Specialties Each Night. Monday . s Night “The Heart of the Moun- tains;” Great Western Comedy. Monday, Jan. 12— Monday, Jan. 12— . TONIG! COBURN’S MINSTRELS . . e SLAGER AND SLAGER orld’s Greatest Lion | TIGRIS IN VA w.:)’m:"';:‘;“:" Gu‘?fi&mwn The Great Detective Feature - Jan. 15, 16, 17— ONE OF THEIR SUCCESS NUMBERS et " | DE ARMOND SISTERS STOCK CO. i PR Teb B0 Don’t Miss Seeing Them ATURE REELS—5 THE APACHE'S GRATITUDE MUTT AND JEFF fhem a Thriller from SODIS Ini iy By, Jan. 23— Photoplays to Finish WITHIN THE LAW S— Jan. 27— TRAVELERS OF THE ROAD AID I ONDAY PATHE WEEKLY Feb, 2— e Gypsy Drama (American) . Current Event and Comedy by Mutt Parks Co. in and Jeft A Pl THE SHOEMAKER AND THE DOLL | MOUNTAINS Feb. 6— ¥ THE " | CARLOS GRAND OPERA CO. S estern Comedy and 4 | Feb. 12-22— WHEN THE WORM TURNED e Specialties MATINEE EVERY DAY 2:30-5:00 CHATAUQUA (Thanhouser) TR, R SRR The firm of Thompson & Molain, | LOST--Small silver, open-face lady’s We Greatly ”‘fl)p‘reciate THE SPLENDID PATRONAGE ACCORDED US DURING THE HOLIDAYS. e — WE WISH ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS A HAPPY AND PROS- AND ASSURE ALL THAT WHEN LOOKING FOR ANYTHING IN THE JEWELRY LINF, WE WILL TAKE PLEASURE IN Conner, 4’Steen & King R PRS0 TV AT . 3, O 0 DR A ISR N MBI LIOF TN YEMSTI AT IR ndividual charm together with instant style and exclu- siveness of design are notable features in our fall showing of CHENEY SILR CRAVATS Every man can find here a cravat suited to his taste. The prices are such that it is a real economy to purchase a variety to suit vared occasions and needs of dress. WILLIAMSGA-MOORY CO. THE FASHION SHOP FOR lfl'@. | Better buy a Ford Car now, while we can make prompt de livery, as we have no idea when we will get other shipments. . Touring cars fully equipped. $616.50 delivered anywhere in Polk County. THE LAKELAND AUTOMOBILE AND 'SUPPLY CU. LAKELAN FLA. Ever known in prices on shoes. Eatire stock of Men’s, Women’s, Misses’, and Children’s shoes at money, saving prices. S ...$4.78 | Ladies’ $5 shoes at......$3.68 n’s $5 shoes..........3.63 | Ladies’ $4.5 shoes at... 3.13 Men's $4.50 shoes. ......3.38 miuu-fiuu;’.‘t...m Men’s $3.50 & $4 shoes. . . 288 Ladies’ $3 shoes at...... 8,13 Misses $2.75 shoes...... 198 AT Misses’ $2 shoes. .. ... .. 123 BIG BARGAINS Kimbrough & Ratherford Opposite City Hall PAGE FIVRE -