Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, June 4, 1914, Page 5

e 'n Case of Fire W'ho‘ne 5,000 er, |4 [ 4] L T, ’w*lne Madden is enter- u the Friday Music Club and qul their invited guests this cap Toon at” the lovely Hinsdale fi. '0n Lake Hollingsworth. i : this hig 'Lkolunxd:lnd Bowling Green are ‘Img- ball this afternoon at the —etie Field, a large crowd of en- lntlc fans being in attendance. .\l‘. Coleman, Miss Nellie ‘nd Master Jack, are in lonvllh, where they are the ts of Mrs. C. T. Stewart. r. W. A. Smith, president of the on-Harris Shoe Co., is now in ge of the Lakeland store of this pany, Mr. Dutton having gone Jdssimmee, where he will look af- the company's interests there )« Mr. Harris. . S he Ladies’ Missionary Society of First Presbyterian church is en- aining the Union Missionary so- _y this afternoon at the home of . W. R. Groover. A pleasant profitable meeting it will no "ot prove to be. r. ang Mrs, John Luiterson left erday for Tallahassee, where go to witness the graduation of .r daughter, Miss Corine Patter- from the Florida State College _Women. They expect to be gone xt a week. (iss - Helga Roess, who is home the summer from Pratt's Insti- » N. Y., left this morning for stproof, where she will join an Dhnqobfle party chaperoned by Mr. Mrs. Joe Carson. The party will to Palm Beach and Miami and ;r places on the east coast. Blitter a week of sight seeing and I sure Mrs. Annie Sutlive, = ‘guest of Mrs. AMary Nordan, —.th Tennessee avenue, has re- ##gd home. She declares she will irn in the winter and bring her Ulher, Mrs. Whatley. She is Ntrmed wlth our city. It st lF“he girls ang boys who are taking il in the children’s day exercises itt:he First M. E. church, are re- Wisted to come to practice at 3 . ock Friday afternoon, the young coies will come at 4 o'clock. In the nt of rain the practice will be tponed until Saturday at the 1e hours. *red P. Rines, who has been in w{eland for the past twelve months _ charge of the property of the “1ithern Utilities Co,, this city and will act as manager the plants of the Southern Utili- 3 Co. here. Mrs. Rines and fam- have mever removed this y as they were firmly convinced it - soomer or later Mr. Rines uld come back here to reside, as owned his home here and likes nford better than any other place. from the world. Mr. W. W. Fry will atinue to act as superintendent d under their able management e plantg here will be kept up to e same high standard.—Sanford rrald. of Do- | 1, Ala., who has been the attrac- | has returned ' ROUSING MEETING BOARD OF TRADE TOMORRON NIGHT The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Trade will be held to- morrow (Friday) night at 7:30 and a large attendance is expected. Last month’'s meeting was an enthusias- tic one and as there will be some im- portant matters discussed—notably the contemplated bond issue for pub- lic improvements—there should bea big rousing meeting. Cigars will be ‘on hand—the electric fan will be on the job—and it s hoped that each member will come primed with some item of interest for the benefit of Lakeland. While the attitude of many of our merchants would indi- c_ate that they have all thg business ‘now they can take care of, others doubtless are able and willing to take care of a good deal more. It is safe to say that, so far as many of our merchants are concerned, there has been no systematic and aggres- sive effort made to keep much of the business at home now going where, to say nothing of trade from the neighboring which naturally belongs to us, which we do not now get because we do not go after it. The Board of Trade is anxious about matters of this kind and is willing to co-ope- rate ang work with and for the mer- chants if they themselves will take We may be oc- else- securing towns any sort of interest. casionally knocked down by Tampa's ruthless onslaught for trade in this territory but to lie down is cowardly. we have no one else to blame. One If we don't fight for what is our own merchant may not be able to do much in this respect, but the mer- chants of the town, co-operating, can do a great deal and with very sat- isfactory results. This is but one of the many mat- ters in which the Board of Trade is Jll\h a lively interest, but who is the Board? The Board of Trade get- ting results today is the one whose individual members are co-operating actively with the secretary's office in the plans which the Board from time to time adopts. Let us do at least something in the effort to keep Lakeland money it leaves town its circulating value for us is gone. While here it pays this bill, which pays another and goes on and on in an endless chain, working all the time, leaving with each one its share of profit in the transaction. Let us have a good rally tomorrow night. Yours for a grester Lakeland. HOLWORTHY, Secretary . at home. Once A L. DOLL BAZAAR SATURDAY SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS NO. 11 . class No. 11 Methodist 8. S will have a doll bazaar at Miss Reynolds' store on Saturday, when doll clothes of every description will be on sale, also home-made candies. The public is cordially invited to patronize this worthy cause. Marshal. J. Ci framed taken of Vice States Brown is in receipt of a photograph today President Thomas R. Marshall, Mrs Marshall anq Mr. Brown while the vice presidential party was at Fort Myers recently. An autographed in- scription across the reads “To J. Clifford Brown, in grateful appreciation of numerous kindnesses while in Florida.—Thomas R. Mar- shall, 25th April, 1914 The photo- graph now hangs in Mr. Brown’'s new office, 315 Federal building, and is one of his prized possessions. Jacksonville Metropolis. United corner but | Minnie ! McClain-Nowlin Nuptials A beautiful home wedding oc- curred last -night when Mr. W. W. McClain and Miss Ruth Nowlin were united in the holy bonds of wedlock, Rev. W. D. Nowlin performing the ceremony in the presence of a num- ber of the most intimate friends of the couple. The lower floor of the Nowlin home had been transformed into a bower of loveliness, ferns, palms and other potted plants being used, which with cut flowers made the rooms unusually beautiful. The lights were shaded in pink, and in the subdued light ¢he scene remind- ed one of fairylanq indeed, as the notes of the wedding march pealed forth, Miss Conner at the piano, and the wedding party entered the rooms. The groom and his best man were met at the improvised altar by the bride and her matron of honor, Mrs. Cline, of Arcadia, a sister of the lovely bride, and the words that united their life destinies were | spoken by Rev. Nowlin, uncle of the bride. The bride was lovely in her wed- ding gown of white charmeus, which was trimmeq in real lace, and made entrain. She a Dbeautiful bridal bouquet of roses and never looked more radiant or beautiful than on this occasion. Possessed of unusual beauty she also combines that sweet disposition and lovely character which goes to make the ideal wife, and it was with pleasure that her friends will welcome her back to Lakeland, glad indeed that her marriage will not take her away from the city. The groom is one most popular young men, ognized as a young man character and splendid qualities, and in his marriage, as in carried the city's being rec- of high business of SCHOOL BOND MONEY NOW ON DEPOSIT WITH AMERICAN STATE BANK The proceeds of the sale of bonds issued by the Lakeland school dis- trict for the purpose of building and improving the schools of this city are now available, being on deposit with the American State Bank, which was chosen as the depository for these funds by the county school board. The bonds were voted some months ago for the purpose of building a new school house in South Lakeland and to make a substantial addition to the present school building. The amount was $50,000 and a satisfac- tory sale was mads to Weil, Roth & Co., of Cincinnati. The improve- ments for which the bond money was voted are both well under way, | | MAJESTIC ; Kate was mad, Kate was sad; er ming was full of troubles; Kate did go To the picture er joy burst forth in bubbles. show; hat’s what “‘Katydid.” Do likewise A SLEEPY ROMANCE A funny come full DODGING MATRIMONY A funny ¢ THY WILL BE DONE omedy-drama, full of ginger snag Prices ¢, 10c Matinee daily 2:30 to 5:00 = 1| 3 Well, look at this and comedy program tonight, worth going miles to see; a regular hum-dinger, from Humdingerville Four of the best reels made, western something an ex- cellent vaudeville act, and m the Auditorium orchestra, peer of them all. | THE INDEPENDENCE OF SUSAN A si spl western comedy itting A KIMONA TRAGEDY will ) | THE HUNCHBACK |A stirring tale of the west in two reels; a feature that will thrill you through ang through. Rl L ’*W‘NN*E»%MW AUDITORIUM THEATRE : WW. Ww‘lw&&w&w AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA In Popular Selections THE HOWZE SISTERS In a complete change of program g and dancing singi Prices 10c, 15¢ TOMORROW THE OUTLAW'S REFORM Gre wes 'r'n?!-v:‘uI"( r came THE MUTUAL GIRL The reel you all like. A guarantes goes with this show tomorrow night INSOCIETY PPEFSHPSIESPSLPLPPIEEREEPP EHIPESIDPPISIOPEBIRI 0 3 . ::f‘; 3 everything else he undertakes, he has made a most pleasing selection of a life mate, and is being warmly congratulateq on his good fortune. After the wedding ceremony a salad course was served followed by ice cream and cake. The guests then accompanieq the happy couple to the train, where they were showered with rice and good wishes as they left for Virginia, to spend their honeymoon, returning to Lakeland in about one month. { Mr. Wm. Phillips Weds Miss Lewellin A marriage which united two pop- ular young people occurreq Tuesday night when Mr. Wm. Phillips and Miss Hattie Lewellin were made man ang wife, Rev. W. 1)_ Nowlin per- forming the ceremony. The marriage came to the many people, who, to tender as soon lie, ing at choir practice at the home of Mt Hioes The bride ig the youngest daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Lewellin of Griffin and numbers her friends by the hundreds. She is a charm ing, attractive girl who possesses all the characteristics of the ideal wife, and that her wedded life will he filled with happiness is the predic- tion of those who know her husband, Wwho stands high in the estimation of all who know him. He is engaged 1in the grocery business in the Bas- sett building anq has many friends who are showering on him their warmest congratulations. The happy couple are now at home to their friends at the home of D:. L. F. Henley. e . e g as a surprise friends of the young however, were not slow sincerest congratulations as the secret was made pub- it first becoming known that ev- Stevens. ——————————————————————————————————— those who are very busy with the af- fairs of business and the home. It is worth while, if for no other rea- son, just to hear the children sing. Some of us had heard children sing before but did not know that they could be organized into a choir that would make the older people ashemed of themselves. The sermon last night brought the congregation to a realization of the value of the oppor- tunitties of this life ang to feel that a careless life is often a lost life. The feet of eight members of the congregation were turned into the paths that leaq to usefulness in this life and a home in heaven. Eight lives were given to the Master and You were not present to rejoice with them here, while there is joy with the angels aroung the throne of God. Comw. REPORTER. LR LRRSLL LT DR T TR & DrR. SAMUEL F. Smimn SPECIALIST {and will make our school equipment fand facilities among the best in the :g | State. @ EYE, KAR, NOSE AND THROAT The selection of the American !:? State Bank as the depository for '5" * ‘(ln‘sv funds is a merited recognition " :g» ‘of the standing and splendid growth | é EYES EXAMINED ‘E: |of this institution, which is admir- |z k iuhl_(' managed, has the confidence ¢ GLASSES FITTED 1;.’ {the public, and is regarded as one of :‘: the most substantial and successful | @ e . banking establishments in South /& @ { Florida. o @ i - S HOURS :l_: | CHILDREN'S SINGING A 9710 12 A, M. - < FEATURE OF THE REVIVAL | 270 4 p, M, & Those who attended the revival |2 :g: services at the Cumberland Presby- | & terian church yesterday and last |7 :;: night were more than repaid fer the | :;; time spent. These were the most | SUITE, BRYANT BUILDING & profitable hours of the day even to| LAKELAND, FLA. :f: & | SE05E500800000E 0400008 ‘:».g..w,.g (3»4 «:ng,.gup.gu @u,ug,..nsugvg.‘v "\:'-'ruZ)(‘) ) {: THE PALMS mqfl PRRVRRETRRN B ooty GEORGE McCALL Manager PROGRAM FOR TONIGHT INTO THE WILDERNESS A throbbing western drama in three zet at the Palms is the 1 HOME OF GOOD MUSIC | | | | ‘ | jear ourfive-piece orchestra in its ate selection ’ June Weddings Fine selection of the latest designs in Sterling Silber made by Gorham, Alvin and Whiting Mfg Co. “None Better Made” Cut Glass from Pairpoint Corp . H.a.wkés and Cla:k. Also th2 Popy'ar Hand Painted China Remember the Gold Initial China in 100 piece dinner set. H. C. STEVENS JEWELER AReward is offered to any person in Lakeland who has not heard of The Brighten-Up Folks : Call at 213 S. Kentucky Ave. Get acquainted and inspect our line of Paints, Varnishes, Cur- tain Goods, Etc. PETTT IS BTSSR TAL LR LA LT 2L AL 2L 2L Z*MW T BHEFFFEPEIRITIEPLT Look! Bang! Closing out $7,000.00 Stock of Shoes at Cost. 300 pair ladies’ Shoes closing out $1.25 500 pair children’s Shoes closing out $1.00 Kimbrough en9 Rutherford Opposite City Hall | Cut Glass Sale We are offering Special Prices on Cut Glass for @ limited time to make room for the fall shipment. valaes in this line, “A Pleasure to Show Goods” COLE & HULL Jewelers and Optometrists. Lakeland. Fla. You can secure some extra good Odds-and-Ends Sale As it is nearly time for our annual invoice,|we have put on saie odds and ends of regular stock, remnants from discontinued lines, shop-worn dolls, stationery in soiled boxes, etc. all at from To add interest we will also allow yon a gen- erous discount on pictures, china, leather goods —everything outside the line of staples: The Book Store l ; ! that is iron bound. Don’t fai] to be| here. Sufficiently spoken | Prices 5¢ and 10c — 508 West Main St. Phones: a' = |Sceesssesssssssrssssss YRR - nes: Office 378; resid. 301 Siug &4 § TGP EIPPIIS IR P L bR SR P40 <