Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 7, 1914, Page 5

WMW Aylsworth, Av lawort{: h ‘Coliin Louh. ulberr\ one ingham, A . Jax: L. F ks L. H Linger, Havrin ‘{!tun Clevelan inesyi le. 1o Geo. Smith Geo. “éa lo. k wton, ;'hre. _chl Wel ni DT“.Y.':‘ 8. l).'Pn'kor Mm brooka. i G E tlanta; L v : Methodist Foot Cobden (833 De- Tourtottct. Orland > Liyor eY. § ken tephen Mills, land; Th B Elton, Jax; 3. Charlotte \Vofforl and | w, Sam Russ, of Tampa. are 3 city the guests of Mrs. \Wof- cousin, Mrs. O. J. Pope. ‘and Mrs. W. P. Henderson, ‘mpa, are guests at The Ma- 5 hotel. Mrs, Henderson was rly Miss Bertha Brussell of Oity.A y I S and Mrs. G. il. Coaser, of 70, are in Lakeclang and are ased with the city that they aplate making this their per- They have G. E. “=Nt home. yme of Mrs. ¥ Hawkins. [P} M. I. Brassell came over I b St. ,Petersbm ¢ last Tuesday cas tlken charge of The Ma- el hotel. This hotel has been | ted by P, J Fyan for the esweml months, but he sudden- . the eity last week, closing ouse. It is now under the vement of Mrs. Brassell, the whose fricnds are glag to mgk to Lakeland. F. M. Lanier, tax collector, as beepm in Lakeland all this says that notwithstanding he sn-kept very busy all the time here, there yet remains so usiness to attend to that he turn next Tuesday and will the balance of the week— Slturdcy. mc)ushe Mr. | mdy be found In the rear of rst National Bank, and his te, here i8 a -onvenignee to ;plyou that thm should avail Ives of. ¥ e Wednesday, J. Pearle Rogers, 's Club: Vera M¢Rac, Wilkey. Anna nger. drlgk, Ruth Nowlin, e 18dles will take the leading o following is the Peter Pang Ladies’ Minstrel cast, select- rincipals and chorus for per- March 18, at ditorlum under the direction for the Mesdames Kelsey i E.‘Mvmmmgnr M. G. G.‘M. Wright; T. I.. Card- Lipscomb, Chas. Conner. Weaver, 1. Peterson, G. hards, Ben Bardin, C. M. , R, W. Dodd; E. L. Cor- . 8. Van Huss, W. R. Gra- . D. Bdwards, . A. Cole, Dflwo!ler William Steitz, Jernice Nowlin, Cardwell, Eliza " | spoke + | for ooms at | WL PREAC O RALROAD MW revival service: at the church tonight Mr. Klein will have a special message to rail- road men. While not a sermon to men only it will be helpful to the bunch of sturdy fellows “who make the wheels go ’'round.” Lakeland is blesseqy with an unusually large number of this class of men, and wherever find them they are a brave, sturdy, big-hearted lot of fellcws. He will be glad to have them present Yonight with . their families. Yesterday was a history of the meeting. time since Sunday the auditorium last night was overfloweq into the Sunday school room. Mr. Klein on the angel's exhortation to Lot and his family in the startling language, “Escape for thy life."” God is saying to the unsaved today and by so many “Escape thy life.” accidents, are At the we lay in the For the first S0 voices Disasters, sweeping ad seases, men and without moment’s warn- ing into eternity to meet God and each such call speaks loudly to the still living who are out of Christ: “Get ready to die.” The speaker related an incident tragic in the extreme ana striking- ly appropriate, r(‘mnvmml with a meeting in which he was engaged lin Pensacola a year or two ago. The i pastor of the church, when the re- vival was held, felt called to go to women Just a week after, the banker re- turned to his home with his wife, from a German, where he himself had been leader, and soon after the door closeg behind them two pistol shots were heard. Neighbors rushed in to find that the banker after having shot and killed his young,: attractive wife, hag shot himself to! ldeath. ‘*‘He that being often re- proved and hardeneth his neek, 'shall swyddenly be destroyed and that without remedy.'’ Thus ended the sermon in the midst of a silence al- lmost oppressive. Following the call for those who woulq seek salvation from sin through the merits of Christ's death, a large number of persons came forward, of whom fif- teen professed conversion. Several application for church membership were received. Tomorrow Three great services at the Au- ditorium, 11 a. m., 3 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. The afternoon service will be for mep only. Prof. Boyd will sing at each of these meetings. Al] Christians invited to attend and| co-operate. CHURCH REPORTER. [ ———————— parts and comprise the minstrel chorus. Other leading principals for| | the polite vaudeville will be an- inounced later. The large cast of ladies are delighted over Miss Rog- ers’ rehearsals, any they guarantee !the amusement loving public of our city an up-to-date artistic perform ance., THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, Woman's Club Met Thursday afternoon the \Voman's Club met in regular session. As it was a business meeting no program had been prepared. Those present therefore were agreeably surprised when Dr. ang Mrs. Price, of Englewood, 111., who were guests upon invitation of Mrs. Wilson, each spoke to the club. Dr. Price is a well known lectur- er in eugenics, and gave an excerpt from his lecture, “The Recording Angel."” Mrs. Price spoke very briefly, but so interestingly of the work of the Woman's Club, Englewood, of which she is a member. Upon their return from Fort My- ers, to which they were on their way, ang where the doctor is to lec- ture, it is hoped he may speak here under the auspices of the club. As he said yeste.day, it is com- ing to be more and more & fact that in any community in which there is a Woman's (lub that organization looked to for taking the initia- tive in any movewment for the better- ment and uplft of its citizens; and Lakeland is no ¢xception. Then why should not this club rise to its high calling and make it the it should be? is power ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS TO ERECT SCHOOL BUILDING the board of public in- Polk county, Florida, authorized to in behalf of No. for Whercas, struction of has been duly bonids for and tax district issue special 1 saild school and shall file with and address their bids to J. . Owens, chairman of the boargq of public instruction, at Lakeland, Florida, which bids shall be opened ang passed upon by said the boand of public Instruction at J. N. Hooker to \W. its office in Bartow, Florida, on the|% Company. 7th day of April, A. . 1914, Kach| Scally & Bassett to L. N. Pip- bid must be accompanied by a check | Kin. for THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS, Frane R, Elliott to Thomas W. made payable to J. C. Owens, as|Uary. chairman, as aforesaid, anld certi- Rubie Stafford to J. Anirews, fied to by a reputable bhanking in- Carl P. Peterson “’ J. M. An- stitution, as assurance that the suc- | ATeWs. cessful bidder will enter into such Wm. T. Whitledge to J. M. An- contract as contemplated in his pro- | AT€Ws. posal or bid and file bond for the| Florida Development Company proper execution of tne same. Bids| .. T. Pierson. will be openeq at 11 o'clock the Tth M. L. & A. E. Robinson day of April. The board of public|Johnnie Wildes. instruction reserves the right to re- W. M. Hampton to Bowen & Oh- ject any and all bids. This notice linger. shall be published in the Lakeland J. €. Vergon to 8. H. Mann. Telegram, a newspaper published in J. H. Ross to Rowland Starr. the city of Lakcland, Florida, for a Mrs. F. E. Inman to Rowland period of THIRTY DAYS Starr. Done and ordered by the hoard oy of public instruction this the T7th The eleventh annual Bible con day of March, A. D. 1914, ference of the Southfield Bible con- BOARD! OF ‘PURLIC INSTRUGTION | 1RNSE esitiation opered wub 1o cent City Wednesrday, and will con- By J. (', Owens, Chairman. Attest: C. A. PARKER. Secretary 2201 FOR SALE-—-$350 Jailey piano, used short time; first class con dition. A bargain for cash or terms. 416 South New York Ave. ' ‘mmGnT " —In— 'GI.DGUAR.D Comedy - - Curtain at 8:15 ct Week— o c 6c and 10c unny Comedy THE INVADERS Western Thriller Some Feature A FAILS] 5¢, 10¢ s 10c, 20c. 30c AM AND EDNA PARK FRIEND You'll Like It ,‘,u.wg. mm GYPZENE (0. Drama eee Reel. dflll \aml»\llln RUSSELL AND W00D Act in Singing, wcing amy Refined Comedy iE GREAT DISCOVERY m%m&wi»(.nwwmwm% MAJ[SIIC 3—FINE FEATURE REELS—3 AND VAUDEVILLE 5¢, 10c RUSSELL AND W00D Big Lady and the Funny Little Man The Singing Comedy, Dancing TOBY WANTS OUT ! Sidesplitting Comedy HIS FIRST RAISE Western Comedy Drama THE FISH WITH A BATTERY See This; It's a Dandy Prices 5c, 10¢ The Big Show with the Little Price ATTRACTIONS COMING All This Week— THE PERUCHI GYPZENE CO. Ten people, an all-star cast, includ- ing Ed Lawrence and Edouard D'Oize. Each night this company will put on a 4-act play with vaude- ville specialties. Prices 10c. 20¢, 30c¢ All Next Week— SAM AND EDNA PARKS CO. 15 people, in 4-act plays and 4 dif- ferent vaudeville specialties each night. Prices 10¢, 20¢, 30¢ i March 16— PAUL GILMORE In the romantic story of the Mexi- can frontier CAPTAIN ALVAREZ March 18— PETER PAN SOCIETY MINSTREL Week March 23— LEWIS STOCK CO. 15 People, 10-piece Band and Orchestra 1] two prominent business men of the|county, for the purpose of construet- city, one a jeweler and one a bank-|ing and erecting a grammar school ler, and urge their acceptance of building on the south side of the Christ, Both politely refused the calllcity of Lakeland, Florida, notice is and peremptorily declined the offer. Ill*]"nl;_\ given that bids will be re-|r I'I‘hv pastor felt divinely im;m-sswl:uvi\ml by the said board of publie {in each case to say. “Reject if vou|instruction. ftrom. all persons who }\\'1]] this call today, but you do it ‘may be interested in accepting the at vour peril. This is your last|contract for the construction and fca'l.” This was on Thursday. Sun i,qw-(i“u of said building, on or be ‘.lu,\ afternoon followi the jeweler fore the 7th day of April, A. D. | Iwho had driven hi imily out I'lll"’lflll, according to the drawing, an “outing,” having made this an plans and specifications now on file excuse for his refusal to attend lhv“i“ the office of 1. D. Bassett, as afternoon service, after assisting one of the trustees for said special his wife from the carriage, was tax school district number one, in jerked down by the horse startled at Lakeland, Florida. All persons de 'some trifling attraction, and, strik- siring to make bhids as aforesaid, ling Nis head on the curbing, r’”(‘d::n'u hereby referred tol said without regaining consciousness. drawings, plans and specifications, H FLA., MARCH 7, CHICHMCHOHMCHE OO 1914. You always need certain articles of JEWELRY to complete the success of your appearance. We are always glad to see you and to show our beautiful Ornaments, Novel- ties and Utilities in Jewelry. SATISFYING EVERYBODY is our aim, and we do only high class work in Watch, Jewelr and Optical Repairing. ool g il el el deoldodde o’ s i‘i"fi"&'i“éfl'fi"S"X"i"?'!"Sflfi"ch"S’ £ ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED g,«x»mugna.g.sng..s.«gumgnguw’.5..9@ oot BARGAINS I can make an attractive propo- sition on whole block of lots; also other splendid bargains. Edward Bennett, Room 11, Bryant Block. | Phone 386, 226214 & ROOMS For lizht housekeeping, [ unfurnished . 107 West Orange :g: avenue. 2208 ::: FFOR RENT First floor, cast rooms, ! g furnished for housckeeping; ulsn‘g' garage. 608 KK, Lime St. 2204 :5: $5 REWARD paid to any one fur-|g nishing the present location of :g: R. (. Buic, colored, formerly of @ Ruskin, Fla. J. L. Tharp, Lake §: land, I'la. Phone 77, 2200 (% ,,,,, 3 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS & B. G. Cumbic to Model Herd | ware Company . & Codington & Chislett to W. K. 13: Hallam & Company. ® W. H. Vaughn to I., N. Pipkin. ‘§~ David I1. Dwight to A. .. 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