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

LAND { JONICS § ire Phone 5,000 Bonacker is up from i¢ tc his mother be- to his home in Pen_ D. Leach, of the ne, was a visitor to a few hours today. engaged on the Tri- ook, which will be is- short time. rd Bolton has stored goods in the Guild hall ory is finished, having the house he was oc- flissouri avenue on the g been rented to other Turner left yesterday and Chicago, where he well earned vacation. prn to Lakeland he will ed by his mother, Mrs. r, who will spend the jkeland . Alfield and Mr. U. V. e formed a rcal estate h is to be known as the Land Co. They have Bassett building. As en are “live wires” they bt work up a big and usiness. - —_— frs. W. D. Oakley, of announce the arrival rn Nov. 1, 1914. He and one-half pounds. interesting news to the of the parents in this her marriage Mrs. {iss Dilla Roquemore of fe May MdIntyre, who p the Telfair hosp‘tal in bout two weeks ago by nderwent two opera- he past week and is re. ing as well as could be er father has returned he will not be able to vo or three weeks yet. iends of this popular earnestly hope for her omplete ecovery. hal J. C. Brown is a sitor to Lakeland to- down from Jackson- his vote in the general . Brown hag recently m an extended trip Wiest and saw some ntry, but declares it is his. Marshal Brown ossession one of the $1 hich had been raised to ccounts of which have the State press. John fOlustee, was this week il in Jacksonville for of these bills, but the tters have not yet been though the authorities trail. and Mrs. Park Tram- dnesday for Ocala. As y is election day, Gov. i1l remain in South enough to vote at his me, and return here the xt week. Mrs. Tram- bsent for several weeks, Mrs. E. R. Carney in 11 go later to Lakeland from the Tallahassee b to the annual conven- ill be held in that city BILL” ANDERSON jhe western comedy BILLY’S FATAL JOKE this; it's a dandy TANGO SPREE [funniest comedies we have d in a long time LONESOME TRAIL feature that has the pep, inger, the snap, the 1e bre things. - Priceg S¢, 10¢ From Lakeland Through the efforts of several la- dies of the city, headed by Mrs. Gus Palmer, $50 has been secured for the Red Cross ship wnich sails on Nov. 10 for Europe and whose cargo ig to be used for the relief of the women and children of that country. This money was secured by an entertainment at the Auditor- ium recently in which local talent participated and pictures were shown, Manager Green donsting half of the proceeds to the ladies for their part in the entertainment. The la- dies are to be congratulated on secur- ing this handsome amount, which makes a fine showing when it is tak- en into consideration that the en- tertainment was worked up and tickets sold in just one day. Baptist Missionary Society Held Fine Meeting The Woman'’s Mission and Aid So- ciety of the First Baptist church held their regular morthiy business meeting Monday afternoon at three o'clock at the church. Splendid re- ports were given by the leaders of the different circles, showing they have done real missionary work along practical lines. Last week a box of clothing and provisions was sent to the orphanage at Arcadia. The president, Mrs. E. C. Angell, announced the committces for tho ensuing year. The next meeting will be held on Monday, Nov. 16, when an inter esting program will be rendered. Mrs. W. F. Sneed to Give Hosiery Shower for Miss Groover Thursday Afternoon Mrs. W. F. Sneed has issued in- vitations to a hosiery shower :vhich she will give on Thursday- afternoon in honor of Miss Suella Groover, whose marriage on Nov. 12 to Mr. Roscoe Skipper is an event of great interest in social circles. Miss Ann Cardwell to Be Hostess at a Linen Shower For Miss Groover Friday Afternoon Miss Ann Cardwell will entertain Friday afternoon in honor of Miss ! Suella Groover at which time she will tender this popular bride-to-be !a linen shower, WOMAN’S AUXILIARY MET The Woman’s Auxiliary of All; Saints Episcopal church held its regular monthly meeting yesterday afternoon at 3 o’clock, in the vestry room of the church, with Mrs. Mary ‘Bullock, Mrs. L. E. Alexander, Mrs. H. J. Drane, Mrs. O. M. Eat- on, Mrs. U. Hugenin, Mrs. J. L. Tilly and Mrs. C. E. Browne pree- ent. We were also delighted to have with us one new member, Mrs. C. B. Murphy. ‘The meeting was opened with prayer by Mrs. Mary Bullock, after which the roll was called and the minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary. Dues were collected to the amount of $2; contingency fund $1.40. A vote was then taken to elect a new directress to fill the place made vacant by.the resignation of Mrs. Dudley, and Mrs. Mary Bullock was unanimously elected to fill this va- cancy, with Mrs. Eaton as her assist_ ant. The September box to the Church 'Home and ‘Hospital, packed by Mrs. Drane, was reported as valued at $7.41. The October box, packed by Mrs. Eaton, was reported as valued at $8.65. The Thanksgiving box will be packed by Mrs. U. Hugenin, and lll'- contributions sent to her will be ‘'greatly appreciated. The Advent missionary box, which is being packed by Mrs. O. M. Eaton, will be sent at an early date, and any contributions sent to her will be appreciated. Hats, dresses, shoes or clothing of any kind that can be used, will be gratefully ac- cepted. The meeting was then closed with prayer by our directress, after which we adjourned to meet again on Mon_ ‘day, Dec. 7. MRS. C. E. BROWNE, Secretary. early in November.—Tallahassee ‘ j True Democrat. Fifty Dollars For - Red Cross Sent .m. WANTED—Partner; Class of Ten Were Confirmed at All Saints Church The services at All Saints Episco- pal church on Sunday, Nov. 1, were especially interesting and gratifying to the members and friends of that congregation. The Rt. Rev. Cam- eror Mann, recently appointed bish_ op to the missionary jurisdiction of Southern Florida, conducted: the services, assisted by the rector of the parish, Rev. Richard Bolton. There was an early celebration of the Holy Communion at 7:30 a. m. Morning prayer was conducted at 10 o’clock in order that the chil- dren of the Sunday school might be_ come familiar with that service. A short and instrudtive talk to the Sunday school was given hy Bishop Mann. At 11 o’clock the ante-commmunion service was followed by a very in_ teresting and scholarly sermon on the subject of the saints on earth and the saints at rest, delivered by Bishop Mann. After which he con- firmed a class of ten, making them communfecants of the church. The sacrament of Holy Com- munjon was then administered, of which about fifty received. The music was especially gmn'..' being very appropriately selected ¥s befitting the day and was most ar- tistically and faultlessly rendered by the choir and congregation. This festival day wag particularly suitable for a confirmation class in: this church, it being dedicated to A profitable and interesting meet- ing was held yesterday afternoon at the First Methodist church, in ob- servance of the Week of Prayer. {The attendance was good ond the audience enjoyed a well arranged program. Tomorrow there will be no after- noon meeting, the soeciety joining "with the midweek service at 7 p. For this service a special program is being prepared which ‘will be under the direction of Mrs. McGlashan, assisted by the pastor. T DR.J. R. RURYAN Rooms 17 and 18, Raymondo Bldg. All necessary drugs furnished with- out extra charge Residence phone 303. e ————————————————————— man of busi- ness qualifications with $1,000. Wanted to take interest in a pay- ing business located in iakeland. ' Write “Partner,” care Telegram. 3339 {” AUDITORIOM THEATRE | Auditorium Daffydills: 1f Dutton has an inner SOUL and Harris has CALF SKIN, is Clough the VICI KID? ———————————————————————— Well, well, well, another cracker- jack show including a Keystone comedy scream. Some vaudeville, isn’t it? One hour of vaudeville and one hour of pictures—two hours of good wholesome entertainment. Yes, it’s 3 whole evenen’s show. Get your money’s worth, folke; this is the house where you can do that. FOLLOW THE WISE ONES. ——————————————————— SOUTHERN GIRL COMEDY CO. —In— SENATOR McPHEE ——————————————————————————— A comedy of the ERIN ISLE, one hour of mirth and joy, good singing, dancing and music. * 7—PRETTY GIRLS—7 See the pretty chorus MABEL'S LATEST PRANKS A Keystone comedy scream, featur- ing the pretty comcdienne, Mabel Normand. GRANNY An excellent drama, full of thrills THE SONG OF THE SEA SHELL Comedy drama, full of action WHERE THE ROAD FORKS A two reel drama that will tickle your moving picture palate THAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA Lakeland’'s Pride DOORS OPEN AT 6 Vaudeville on at 7:30 and 9:30 Come early; only 1700 seats Special Tomorrow MILDRED’S DOLL A thrilling two rceler Thursday MABEL'S BLUNDER . Keystone Scream Friday MUTUAL GIRL | All Saints. Johnson. J. A, WEEK OF PRAYER Wentworth . President Louis. Colonels Will \ Here Thursd Col. 0. H. Wathen, president of the Louisville Baseball Club, will reach Lakeland Thursday to meet those interested in the bringing to Lakeland of the Louisville Colonels and complete final arrangements for their coming to this city next March to go into training, ana to play a number of games with a number of qther big lpme teamsg wintering in neighboring cities. While he js here a meceting of those on the guarantee fund will be held at which time Col. Wathen will discuss the matter and come to a final agreement regarding their stay in the city. Financial Aid " Is Needed By- Lakeland’s Band Prof. B. M. Janowski, leader of the band, has been appointed man- ager as well as director of the band for the coming year. Mr. Janowskji reports that the band is in a rundown condition and that some change must be made if we wish to have a good band this winter. Come on, folks, let’s give the band a lift. We can afford to have a good ball team every year, so why not help the band boys. All they want is enough to pay expenses. Help the band financlally. At the present time they are receiving $25 a month from the cify and $8 from citizens a total of $31. This amount must pay a leader, buy music, pay hall rent, electric lights, etc. How can they do this on $31 a month and turn out a good band. Wauchul- la pays their band $78 per month besides hall rent and music ex- penses. Now, let’s encourage our boys. A band is a good advertise_ ment for any city. CARL KERN. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Furnished by the Security Abstract anq Title Co., Bartow, Fla.) Nov. 2. 1914, Oomllltly of Polk to Mra. Mattie Keith. S P. J, Langford et al. to Queen Garrard to Edward H. John B. Thornhill Whoodland. Marguerite G. Webb Hanson. Frank McKay to Annabel McKay. Frank McKay to Mrs. Shelly Cooley . G. J. Washington to James R. Johnson et al. : Bessig M. Adams to J. H. Cooper. al. to J. H. to C. B. to Chris C. Wi. Love, et Cooper. 1. S. Coon to S. 8. Hancock. S. S. Hancock to Annie L. Coon. J. J. Wnidden et al. to W. J. Durrance. i FOR CITY COMMISSIONER WARD 1 —_— Having been requested by a num- ber of citizeng to announce as a can- didate for city commissioner, Ward 1, vice J. E. Bussard, resigned, I have consented to stand for the. po- sition, and if elected will serve the ‘people to the best of my ability. Respectfully, W. S. IRVIN. 'Room And Board i i Needed for 800 or Yolitical Circles 1000 Teachers lection is being held| The State Educational Association ds are not being i) meet in this city the last week & xcitement it is ¢ D ber. Board and 1 causing. Precinct st tpm o L O ARd toous W showed that 48 vot&o*d been cast|De required for about eight hundred and at No 5, 20 had bee€i- polled. At : delegates, who are prepared to pay this rate there will e fess than 100 their own way. However, it is nec- votes to be counted after sundown essary to file a list of hotels, res- tonight—a not too arduous job for the generally overworked election taurants, boarding houses and rooms clerks. . for rent with the association commit- tee as early as possible and all par- The seats for the Lake Morton ties who can furnish any of this school have arrived and are now in . accommodation are requested to no- the building ready to bc placed. £ This handsome bullding, which is tify the secretary of the Board of one of the finest of its kind in the 'Trade at once so that the list may State, will be ready for occupancy in bé promptly turned over to the com- a very short time now. mittee. These eight hundred dele. ‘gatec will turn loose a good deal of ¥ The s today but © set afire by The Retail Grocers’ Association : will meet tonight at the City Hall, 'at 7:15. All members are urged to attend. \ money here during their session and every possible effort should be made to provide for their entertainment. Engraving A complete line of Engrav Cards, ed Visiting Invitations, Social Stationery at the General Office Supply Company A Special Reduction on all Engraving, two weeks only. € Call and see h The La for yourself 36 keland Steam Laundry l’ Phone 1 | PGt b dbdd IS THE 1 LAl LL Aoy No disease germs can liv us, and we are Careful in the the Garment. , If you send your Clothin Sanitary La 222 DTl L] LAUNDRY edfrde g e in Clothing that are sent to Laundrying, not to Damage g to US, it will not only Look Clean and Pure, but IT WILL BE SO. Our wagons cover the e package you are anxious to g wagon comes around, Phone soon the Boy will be there f ntire City. have a et to the Laundry before the us, and let us show you how If you or it. . PHONE 130 THE PALMS THEATRE . 4 Our picture program is cundensed. By that we mean that we have steamed all pictures down and are Bryan’s Spray An lnsect Destroyer and Disinfectant For Flies, Mosquitoes, e 7] 3y o L\ not trying to tire you with a big picture program, but are just show- ing the best. After you see three zood reels of pictures, what in the world do you want to sit for an hour longer, looking at pictures that are not worth the time or money. Just three reels of good pictures. The best of music and our price 6c and 10c TILL THE DAY BREAKS A human and compelling story of heroism and sacrifice. See the fire scene as the building is being de- voured by flames; the brave firemen as they plunge into the fiery hell and rescue the inmates. This picture is well worth the price itself. NOT FOR MINE A beautiful drama well acted ITALIAN LOVE A very interesting picture and one that you witl like Fleas, Roaches, Ants, and other Insects. 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