Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 27, 1914, Page 5

mwear . Cason and little 18- .”zhteh of Homossassa, have ar- dm:i in the city to spend nver?l uv; (he guests . of the . former’s Sher, . C.. T.. Mantlett. ———— The frienids of Mr. Robert Holly o Grahflm"-me will . zegret - very much 0 ecurred at Takeland, where he was of his sons. His body yisiting 0D* d th E prought up, yesterday, an e mer?-l will take .place today at grahamvilie. where: he. has so. long rsided. M7 Holly was 8 ecomrade o Mr. W. ©. Jeffords in the-civil d he says that a finer man or g never . Mived.—Ocala praver soddier Banner. ce— Miss Grace A Townsend, State C. g, secretary, who is.stopping over mu(o srom the St. Petersburg dis- rict conveution as guest of Mrs. Wi g. Wilson, would like to meet any Igadeavorees of Lakeland who will wone to the Christian ehurch about .30 this evening. Migs Townsend. is tireless C. B. worker and much of s success of - the -societyin Florida due to her energetic efforts. e— What -t the uneducated eye ap- ared to ve a viaduct slowly but dy taking shape -across Ken- y avenue today, ‘has attracted derable attention and the build- have ba an ‘interested audience bto at all times were ready with ggestions as ‘to ‘the ‘best way the porate structure should be put to- her and finally ‘mede Teady for big electric .sign, “WELCOME” pich is to orrament its piant tim- . The arch is being constructed th a portion of the money col- ted for the reunjom, the city fur- hing the current for the sign. It the idea of those at the head of movement to allew the arch to in until the firet of the year, Lakeland is to entertain two oth- conventions soon, the Federation Women's Clubs and the State hers’ convention. The crowds at the various the- of the city Jast mnight went me considerably more dampened in when they started out, the uviest rain experienced in some Ime, starting in about 9 o’clock and itinuing until after 11 o'clock. hines and carriages took many their homes, but others were d to g0 out {n the weather with- t very much protection as little ation of the impending storm noticed earlier in the evening. @y was considerably cooler ag a #quence, overcoats beingbrought t of summer storage and donned a short time this morning. ———— An excellent contest will be staged the local baseball field Thursday 00n at 2:45 when- the Lake- d Elks wil] play the all-star fkeland team. The Elke have not " defeated yet and fans will re- fuber that the old Lakeland team {the enviable record of 28 games 121d § lost last season before the §0¢ series opened. Gillespie and ' will be the battery for the I 8tars and Eaton and Pinch for Es. The old familiar faces of [t Mrs 0. T. Cusons, 1m0 818, the Meharg boys, Branch, [aVenue. mp” Watson, Wallace Riggins, i b the Uons Smith will be geen in the All| OWing to the reunion 0 .'.w:-’y;‘].. line up. A royal battla will be |federate Veterans, the .“'.”Wx;‘n ”‘ ! ted and one s [will not hold its regular mect” Irter, hipiistereciusosa 'but will meet two weeks from toda The Auditorium and Majestic Combine Programs A CANINE RIVAL tison Comedy Scream "Zn; SQUATTER’S GAL ™ Drama Featuring “Big ' Anderson. v, LN WAR THREATENS “¢l War Feature, a Thrill- Story; Don't Miss It ® Ree) v ENCHY . ' ‘Western Comedy Drama % Cowboy Pep and Ginger ing jearn: of his. death, which fu . With BISPEIEDFE DD The first of ¢k sock the reunion will take When the visitors ayi]] reception at the Tremont hote, lowing the Program at the Auditor- place tonight Reception for Maids ang Sponsors Tomorrow evenins a reception at the home of Mrs. A, . Darracort will be tendered tie Sponsors ‘ Maids of Honor, who come zrnn.. Camp of Veterans in the gt Iy only other guests at this affair wil be the Daughters of the Conteger- acy, a number of whom W in entertaining, the pec eption beinz given by the loca] Chapter, . 'A program has been arraug. d, w will be participated in by (Lakeland's most ta) »nh-dbnu‘l\ll-mns and readers, and which will add greatly to the pleasure of the affair. Elks to Give Confederate Ball On Thursday night the largest go- cial affair, and the one alwa looked ‘forward to with sreat ple Beddd wind cach at ! .« hiieh Some of s S GOG A large audience wiinessed a pleasing entertainment given by lo- cal talent last night at the Auditor- ium, one-half of the which will be sent to the Red C(ross proceeds of ship which sails for Europe on No- vember 10. The opening number was a piano gaolo given by Mr. L. A. Yort, who is a musician of exceptional ability and hig brilliant rendition was en- thusiastically encored. Mr. Fort was also the accompanist of the evening. “If I Had a Thousand Lives to Live,” Miss Maude Alfield sang in her usual pleaging manner, being foilowed by Miss Dorothy Bates, who gave a reading. Miss Bates is a very tal- ented elocutionist and was heard to splendid advantage on this occasion Her story of the Convict of the Dun- geon was dramatically rendered and given with that expression which comes of long study and superior training, Miss Bates havinz special- ized in elocution while at Brenau and Southern Colleges. Miss Ann Cardwell, who has a lovely voice, sang “A Perfcet Day"” to the delight of all. Miss Frances Riggins also gave a vocal number, which was much appreciatel and en- 'joyed. Mrs, H. J. Gill assisted in the n Connection : The Confederate Re-Union : al {catyres of be tendered g fol- | handsome clup rooms. il assist | p ¢ Red Cross Benefit Given Last : Night Was A Great Success ' v Evening Telegram $| Is Celebrating Its PIPODEGRPPBIEBBE This is the birthday week of the Evening Telegram. On Nov. 1 the paper starts upon the fourin year of its publication. It ig never the policy of the Tele- gram to resort to disagreeable dun- ning. It is extremely lenient to its Patrons, and calls on thera for pay- ment only when there is serious rea- _ son for doing so. . ? No invitations have been issued tol We would like to enter upon our 5{hx§ a!fai_r' but all Veterans and |fourth year with as ctean a slate as !I‘m‘zr ladies, Daughters of the Con-|Possible. There are urgent obliga- feder members of the G. A. R. ltion:_ incurred in order that we ir ladies, Sponsors and Maids | might give better service to our pa- Honor, Sons of Veterans and la- |trons, that we are forced to meet. $, and Elks and their ladies are Af you think we have been “on the ‘:.1:::11_\' invited to be present. job"—getting out a good paper, Included in the program will be boosting the city and every deserv- square dances, quadrilles, Virginia |ing interest, helping every worthy ond other old time dances in 'cause, and doing all we can to aid 1 the Veterans will varticipate. |the material and moral welfare of G PHHGPPBPHD, | ure .hy the Veterans, will be the lmm--derme ball to be given by Lakeland Lodge No. 1291 in their rand th | W 1.\l_"r:~‘ will be furnished by the Au-|the community—if you approve of | ditor n. orchestra, and refresh- | this course, why, maye us a birthday 1ments of punch, sandwiches and cou- present . fee w ' § u“\,xll be served. Let us have that little amount you The club rooms have been elabo- owe us on subscription. Perhaps we | have waited quite a while on you, {and have allowed ourselves to be Iy decorated in the Confederate teolors, 11 bunting, ete., having .~ n‘“:\L hly used, and ll}fl affair considerably inconvenienced. Won't promices to be a most brilliant sue- you, now—even if it costs you a lit- - | cess, i ; tle inconvenience—reciprocate by ~~~~~~~ 2O ,Lhelping us with what you owe us? Make us this little birthday gifi: Let us have what we have earned. et us have it this week—now! Supt. Jones’ Helpful Talks To Pupils “H Miss Hazel Williams sang two Are An ]nspiration dainty sonzs in a most charming coquetish manner—the audience “0, four and twenty carats fine The gold of that friend's love, Who when his friendship lacketh mine Doth still as in it move; No wily look, nor sneering word So jarring on my heart That if perchance T heard No pang would bid me start.” A year ago two ladies from New Jersey, entire strangers here, visited Lakeland high school. On their re- turn home one put an article in the Trenton newspaper saying charming things about Lakeland high school and the—to her—winderfvl order. der. Perhaps the real secret of the bheautiful descipline lies in the talks Vm_r superintendent often gives at chapel exercises. The thoughts of youth are long, was started by Mrs. Gus” Palmer, |long thoughts and the child is father who has two brothers in the war, ©f the man. Speak from heart to and she was ably assisted by Mrs. i heart and the child always responds. . Miss Cardwell, Miss Williams, | Yesterday morning Mr. Jones read Miss Southard, Mics Hayes, Misg the chapter where our lord and Groover and Miss Drane, who sold [Judas sit at feast and Judas dips tickets and otherwise aided in secur- 1nto the same dish. He spoke of the ing a large patronage for the bene- ‘nwdsd loralty of teachers and pu- fit. |p!!s to their school, themgelveg and would not allow her to sing but one, demanding an encore. Misg Wil- liams appeared for the first time be- fore a Lakeland audience on this occasion, and she captured the hearts of all by her sweet voice and charming manner. Mrs. William Steitz next gave a reading, *“Cheering Up Caroline,” which she rendered in her usual inimitable manner. Mrs. Steitz is one of the city's most gifted elocu- tionists whom to hear is always a pleasure. The program closed with “In the Garden of My Heart,” sweetly sung by Miss Vera McRa«, The piano used in the entertain- ment was a Baldwin, loaned for the occagion by the Kimbrough Supply Co. ‘ The movement to secure funds Stei Birthday Week . D. B. Dickson New Arrivals Hecker’s Old Homestead Flap Jack, Prepared Buckw heat, Cream ffarina, and Cream Oatmeal. Roxane Graham, Whole-Wheat, Cake Flour, and Selfrising Flour. Richelieu Pancake and Buckwhest Flours and Oaimeal. My Line is as Fine as any in Town. My Store Clean, San- itary, Free from Rats and Roaches. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DAILY Yours to Serve in Groceries, Feed, Seed and Fertilizer. HEOEOPOPOFOIOLOPOPOBC OHOPOEOPPOPOPOBOBO BB PO Do You Want Fresh Clean GROCERIES? We are at your service for anything carried by an Up-to-date Grocery Phone orders glven prompt attention W.J.REDDICK i HOW ABOUT YOUR EYES? Why suffer with headaches, nervousss, pain in and about the eyes when all such trou- bles can be relieved with special ground lenses, We make a speciality of all such work. Come in and have your cyes examined and find out what your troubles are. COLE & HULL Jewelers & Optometrists 112 Kentucky Ave. Phone 173 Lakeland, Florida VWM%’)‘&”WQW “Don’t fail to see us” before having your Electrical work done. We can save you money.and give you better ‘‘stuff’’ than you have heen getting, and for ———————————————————————————eeee e, e Friday Musicale . Ix,,\-. 10 The opening meeting of the Fri-{this day Musicale has been postponed e ke e from Oct. 30 to Nov. 6 on account | FORMAL INVITATION af . the reunion. Those who are Mi T0OG. A. R'STO PARTICIPATE take part on the prozram are re-| IN REUNION ACTIVITIES quested to bear the cha —.._ SR LUCIE F. B. E{ Post of Lakeland ed- —— The Southeastern Missicnary €ir- cle of the First Baptist church wil ot ’:'4:" 1o All members please note in mind Arm: land Camp, Unitcd Conf to you a cor- participate | at 3p. m. You ited to attend 2, extend ion to meet tomorrow afternoon P e BEGEDIHIOIOIOIOININI0 130 SUMOIOICLOIIAOROECES AUDITOR ‘?’ - o OO GIOLIIG D Puar Bas Sageo Vo | Judas’ i principal. Of the latter he said that when he read of Jesus' washing teet he often wondered how he felt; he longed to be big enouzh to for- ;zh-o he could not always rise above treachery of evil look or word. Next he spoke of the unfortunate children, who being poor could not nhuy books and made the ¢chool see | the snobbishness (no one whose peo- ple had good blood in them could he thus eruel) of those who simply uy the accident of birth had parents able to buy what they wished and; tried to snub the poor children, con- | cluding that he meant, privately, u;;! huy a set of books for such. [ Then he spoke of the school as a' whnle—uging the word cxrrum.'pectl 1 GO IBEFATITAGIOIOICHTROT A I soeclety drama in two parts. A zreat picture and you can iraw a lesson from it MIKE SEARCHES FOR HIS LONG LOST BROTHER featur comedy z Max the kinz of comedians e 213 2 ko " & ' H ) THE BEST OF MUSIC that whjle, like all of un.i | T. L.CARDWELL, Electrical Contractor EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL PHONE 233 3 1; a litt'e less money. : ;4 2 West Main Street and New York Avenue FEBIVEBEBIVOIIPIEEIIIGER DIPBIVEIEHVLGLIILLIBEVIIES ag to behavior; he made all see that prayer In which he asked the Great they walked In the limelight of pub-' Jehovan to help each and all to walk lic opinion and those who walked ! cieeumapectly. « wlood - put. jiRe "h‘:‘zlv:. ug that nobllity of ht against dark, and mentioning | uprightly in the path of life and to character would enable the wounded several teachers and puplls to whom | ¥hich the word could be instantiy applied. | apirit to forgive, like Jesus. 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