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

& |and lumber for same is now in the |a large crowd will winess the very Iy # ‘and Mrs. Pinch, Sr., left to- stand, claying the grounds and ing children will take part: ! day for their home in the north, af- | together with erection of the fence ’ ter @ pleasant winter spent in Lake- | Will cost right at $1,400, the cost | STORY CHILDREN ' ™land. Their son, who has identified having run over the original esti- | Charles Conner s ~bimselt with the Florida Electric | ate several hundred dollars. There | John Wright b Co., wil] remain in Lakeland per- has been in the neighborhood of |Lulu Mae Carter § mlmltly. i . $300 contributed toward this fund, | Mae Pender Shipin ["‘ R and at least $§300 more is needed at|Gladys Kennedy e M £ g m Mr. &nd Mrs. Robert Jones, who[nnce ith Which to pay for labor. | ouise Moody have had rooms at the home of Mrs. —Malloy, are now located at the )f'm residence next door to the ‘flt,ltfiuothodlst chureh. The Mizpah Circle of the Baptist ,church will meet with Mrs. H. C. .Stevens, 405 South Florida avenue, .tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. All members are urged to be pres- ent, Mr.'A. 0. Tappan,_ of Hartford, iConn., left today for his home after |!spending the winter very pleasantly ‘in this city. Mr. Tappan is enthusi- ‘astic in his praise over Lakeland and fivlll be back again next season. 1 Mr, C. G. Memminger left on the Limited this afternoon for Atlan- “ta where he was called to the bed- lldo of his mother, who is critically fll. Mr. H. E. Memminger has al- ‘ready gome to Atlanta to be with "her. ‘It is hoped she will be found “much’ improved. Mr. E. L. Cordery, manager of :the Paul & Waymer Lumber Co., is the owner of a new Ford car, which “will ensble him to transact his busi- “ness . With more dispatch and will ~also prave a pleasure to himself and E*mmly..*' A pm, of ladies left on this af- tcrnoofi‘n train for Sanford, where they ' dto attend the meeting of thc dma Chapter Order of ) flar In the party Mrs. Beebe. Mrs. Trimble, ‘Adair, Mrs. John Keen, Mrs. J. ¥ the were Mrs. RA d Mrs. Georze W. Pixley iitomorrow to their home in Myne, Ind., having spent the sfere, as has been their an- Jom for many years. They on as real home folks— ers of considerable proper- And among the city’s most | "o effective boosters. Their . frier J_fi‘lways gladly look forward t“%ming each winter and re- gret w the time comes when they turn helr faces northward. " A. Towa; Lincoln Mr. St. Paul, Geo. ( '*Ifi;:ud Mrs. ‘_oqufi Rapids, Mrs. A. A. dLincoln Capt. and Mrs. N. H. K‘lw of Selby, S. D., and Mrs. C.,’ Qarroll, of Cleveland, Ohio, 'MJ- hVe had apartments at the ho.“"’*)dr W. K. McRae during .the winter left for the north today and | MANY CHILDREN T0 PARTICIPATE IN PLAY PLAY TONIGHT The Play Play to be given tonight ! GRANDSTAND WITA 1,800 CAPACITY 15 NOW COMPLETED The large baseball grandstand, with a seating capaeity of 1,800 per- sons, has been completed at the new ball park on North Florida avenue, the posts have been set for the fence ten is attracting much attenion and by Miss Hattie, Patton’s Kindergar- vards. The erection of the grand- pleasing entertainment. The follow- Lakeland fans we feel sure will ke Biizabeth Love glad to contribute toward thls fund |Ryth Marshall and those who are willing to help |Irvin Van Huss put Lakeland on the baseball map |Mary Watson and at the same time have the pleas- | Francis Bolton ure of having a comfortable place in [Edith Smith which to sit and enjoy the games |Robert Hugh Mcllwain this summer, are most cordially in- | Elizabeth Colbert i I: THB EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA. APRIL 7, 1914, a4 S YOUR WATCH giving the SERVICE it should ol If not, let us put it in good condition. Our Repair Department is second to none. We are in a position to do your Repairing Accurately and Promptly. Satisfying Everybody, is our Motto Conner, O’Steen & King Postoffice next door to us vited to call at Jos. LeVay's store t‘}l]l(}" Bryan and tel] the smiling gentleman who Rdll;;;‘\tr:?‘:i:: agswers to that name just what you Henry Bassett will donate. A list of contributors Delbert Livington was published some weeks ago and 1. B. Bevis those who have contributed since | Elizabeth Turner are as follows: Helen Marshal] Elliston Bradfield iy {uey Wilkinson that your enroute at Jackson- Murian Willlatns home, stopping { Louise Roquemore Ella Mae Holder | Flora Sloan Woodman Circle will have @ |Lonise Rodgers in | lcapT to her home by Thursday of this week. The box supper and musical program the hall Thursday evening. The public is cordially invited. ATN, BALLARD BRADLEY | lewis Slocum | William Watson | | CARD OF THANKS | George Ford Henry McRae Henry Dickson James Boulware J We wish to thank our many friends taking In other points of interest alofg the way. Dr. and Mrs. H. P. Boyee, who have been one of the Ben Knowles Jack Ruggles Earnest Terrell for the kindness shown during the illness and death of our husband and BAPTIST BARRACAS At a rousing class meeting of Ba- racas held in the class room of the First Baptist church following officers baby hag no more stand- ing than a weed and insect unless m“mmng,v._u SUITE, mother. 4‘-“ Public Health Dept., Florida Feder- ation of Woman’s Clubs. LLa T T R SRR e D: SOTO HOTEL American and European Plan he reaches school age the county ELECT OFFICERS |takes the matter in hand and records him as existing and as being at least old encugh to go to school. That is all. say he is your boy and before that last Sunday Those records do not were duly IO' M Bafon oo g sl(_) N Katharine Bradfield elected for the next three months: |he does not even exist unless he has Tampa, Florida Bunyan Smith ............ 2 .0 President—Paul Whelpley. a birth certificate. Look to that g e " 00 |CAPTAIN, MARGARET JEWETT pley | $900040000000004 000000006 i LR @laan BOU T st e o % S Gl : Vice President—J. W. Jerkins. e IBABISUORE |« oo 10.00 {Keith Anderson Smith e s e ’ i Dale WHIHRME & i+ is chi o 5.00 | Elizabeth Anderson Wilson ¥ e 1 @ i 1 or—Geo. | @ (] & Golel HUl dloo 5.00 | Virginia Mcllwain :reas“rl;r 0(.;\0 ,I,h:m?s el GOOd 0]1 Will Reduce Expense : | Model Hardware Co. ...... 10,00 |Edwin Cummins Galloway babakempiaibagedl - T 0 k4 e ean : 5 Euginia Holland Chr. Social Committee—W. H. [ and lncrease Speed é’ r. A ; d ......... '. Ruth Virginia Bryan Phillips, asst., G. W. Phillips zm(\l ::: zi‘s j{, L‘f’ganR& HODHEEHE duei v ‘_' John Barnett Flanagan E. Graves. & vl STLIERONUSTAUNS s coteeint % Dorothy Stevens Chr. Relief Committee—E. C. |d& P D, M, Pigkn oionee i 2.00 | Mabel Clare Henley &0 0 & Tell us the make of your Car and we can 0. F. Brown ........... . 3.00 . g i & % i S Hirh CAPTAIN, HANSARD POOSER Chr. Hustlers Committee—H. & supply the o"' ':; ”fl‘y ® et it s .'..00 Potter Galloway Hart, asst., Walter Perce and Ray- f;[ b3 . J. Drane ........ 00000 9. ok @ A i & 4 ::' T. B. Hendrix d 5.00 | William Mcllwain mond Whelpley. :f: BHDBEHDOBHDIDDDHGHEIUT PHPBPPDBFHPOPOEPDEIEIbddd 5 : ! H' . W e ]'00 Oscar Eaton Owing to the splendid increase of (' @ y Y oo § ol G “\,w, r)ounz .......... - Edward Bailey the class under the former officers '’ CL.LEAR CARBONLESS”‘lmDO'ted & Y SR oo e G ]‘00 teorge McCall Padrick and the effort of the teacher to in- & - 7 ek & ‘1\ -\‘f‘-C:EOEG ------------- 1 oq | Richard Bolton crease the interest of the class, ar- & Perfecto No. 2 Polarine Mobiloil “A” & L “.flfzg """"""" 0 t‘l“f" Ml rangements are in hand for a very |¢ Perfecto No. 2 Vacuum Packard b T BT A e ,,'00 il.\lr(’l“ }?mh fine social in the near future. By :} Supreme :S: i &( ......... ’—’.an e e acclamation Prof. 1. C. Angel was ' :5: T 3 g PO T 1 T DA U LS s B & AT - ~ A\ v I v DA 63 Gentry o i \PTAIN, ELLEN WATSON declared instructor for the year. |.:‘ S S BB D $ BB BB B S B B B :g Mrs. J. Charles Hurt and daugh- |[1.0uise Smith —_— & A :iz ter, Miss Vera, and Miss Mary Todd |Gladys ““"]"y MOTHERS SHOULD HAVE ::’ The Bl‘lghten-Up FO“(S k4 of Dyersburg, Tenn., who have had ‘“"“"-f’ ]‘”‘”'“_" Boulware. BIRTHS RECORDED AT ONCEl 213 S. Kentucky Ave 5 rooms at the Poyner House during ;\““," “;"“”“ Waring j»j . y . r {the winter. left yesterday for their Jpalee Bullock Do you Kknow, Madame Mother, B L L atates ville, St. Augustine and other!pgna Bassett you make him a matter of public & points. They were accompanied to |Marion Patterson record by a birth certificate. When -3 Jacksonville by Dr. Getzen and Mr. [Cleona Bates ? i e Tompkins. Ruth Flood e 5 % o Clarabeth Stevens «g’» 43.@,‘5“3,¢L».,u;,.;",,‘g,(g.‘gugng,.suwg,.g,‘.ug‘.’ Ne est & & »b | UAPTAIN, N " WEAVE & | Yan Missonary Society's Box Sl e M 2 Dr. SAMUEL F. Smrri To Be Packed at Mrs. Owens Frieda Rodgers & | At the meeting of the Missionary |1jelen Speed 2 SPECIALIST ‘ £ Ornsments for and Aid Society of the First Baptist | horis Pooser @ ® church yesterday afternoon, it was |Hazel McMullen i DRy BAN ONORICAND THROME g \'f Summer Wear & decided that the box for the orphan- | Clarie Streeter I %: K\ age will be packed at the home of [Mildred Colbert & -l \ % : : i areincluded in our Mrs. C. A, Owens on North Tennes- | =sther Clonts & 2e 'l § 0 see avenue and all who wish to con- | Nell Booth » EyEs EXAMINED :g i large stock of azel Padrick o 5 3 tribute are requested to send articles Hazel Padrick @ GLASSES FiTTED :& Beautiful Jewelry LOURS ; } We have here everything that womankind could G R '|# desirc and there are many useful articles that men 270 4 p. M. % need. If you are looking for the latest novelties at fair prices, sec our display first. BB B BB B B oo B BB B B B H. C. STEVENS ; & & £ g : ‘Ev BRYANT BUILDING FEPPPERPPEPIPFEREFISRRRRR PRI RS F ISP party, Bave decided to locate here| father, Mr. C. S. Funk. ) b LLAKELAND, FLA. ; N'zl remain indefinitely at the MRS. C. S. FUNK S WIEDL AAR0n ey 4 Rk o ~ Rome of i Mo e L sersssessnsesessesrseess | § JEWELER _ = i LAKELAND, FLA . i | BERSRPRPRRdReRbd i idddddibg W""““‘W"‘”*WW .";'; $oe PEOPPPEPBLEPIBBIEPODIIBIE * B * K g % P ]-h : u r e DREBBEBLIDPEEDD | b PpIbiin PObbdsd [ EFIERbEd | O I bR alms eal OM«&M":NE":NMu?%iw«&‘i-w«i“i«i—-&wéi~£"mENE"E“K"%‘i"E‘Z"E'W“ ; ATTRACTIONS COMING % ! Tomorrow— e % 4 LICENSED FEATURE REELS 4 ¢ / TODAY ! HIAWATH A ¢ pd H @ THE PLAY PLAY [ The great 4 ree] feature that you J' H' Har‘ze" 3 m YL [ Well well, well, look wha. we are 1(,.‘ wint tb she. Also 3 vebta ol talbs ® A dainty littie play with Lakeland's|giving away today; 1,000 feet of ( 7 ':lv,”r“f( })r i ‘hi tr‘ets b @ tiny tots in the leading roles | 61 AR is ok s 1EAE A U B e U Manager 4 S {film yep, we had this one left over, ! & + Doors Open 7:30 so we are going to give our patrons :-' L Curtain at 8:15 Sharp a little treat. | e % 0“ fl S §; | @ ) |A Yankee in Mexico—Some Comedy. Thurs, Fri., Sat.— [® ‘; SR The Female Spy—=Some thriller * In Childhood—Some drama. | SAM AND EDNA PARKS CO. IN 4 5 9 LA om a | saMa D EDNA PARKS CO. IN PROGRAM / before you fmd a better Telling Another One—Some comedy. | ALL NEW 4 ACT PLAYS S S AR U = kY | ALL NE 4 o AN EVIL OF THE SLUMS —Powers, | 4 . Tomorrow— The total “SOME” is a show that| —or= e TR ACTS~ | Drama. & BANK than this one. My Great F Reel F can't be beat. Prices 5¢, 10c. ! - . The Grea OW‘“A el Feature 1 > ‘ THE DOUBLE CROSS—Frontier, % advnce would be for you to HIAWATHA { Friday— Comedy . e aci A LAKELAND ROMANCE | Choaast Aigbtiy BALDY BELMONT LANDS A SO-|% start an account with them : Lakeland's Only Feature Reel ' i CIETY JOB—Chrystal, Comedy. . ”» 1y 3 e | How did you like THE COUNTRY Wh“e Startlng is gOOd 2 STORE last night? Don’t forget it's [2 2222 22 TR TR XN T RPEPPPPIREE P EF PPV PPRRPPTSPPEETI-y 1 10¢c, 20¢, 30c next Friday again. D