Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 18, 1914, Page 5

ELAND ICONICS f Fire Phone 5,000 . O'Hern’s many friends to see her in Lakeland, | up from Tampa, where h visiting friends for H. L. Swatts is step- nd wearing the smile ome off, all because of of ‘a little daughter, d at his home last eland Choral Club will w evening at 7:30 he home of Mrs. Fred s will be the last meet- hanksgiving, which will d open meeting of the ian Endeavorers of the | rch will give a box so- psidence of Mrs. Whlter. South Virginia ave- evening, Nov. 20, be- :30. All of the Endeav- er friends are invited. boxes and gentlemen Will serve hot coffee. bn for city commissioner yesterday was a very owing to the fact that bt one candidate on the e was entirely satisfac- cople of the ward. The ht, but Dr. Irvin re- vote cast, and is there- commissioner. Dr. Ir- d as councilman, ig well vith the affairs of the and is splendidly help conduct the busi- hriving city. | erauon Notes eption at the Kibler Booth was the efficient the refreshment com- yas ably assisted by la- e as efficient in service. | ns of the convention e of Mrs. Padrick, as- committee and the ho- jheir skillful towch last . Cole, as a committee Kibler hotel, has prov- y to handle a crowd on and please tha services have been ap- everyone. ameron McLean, of has been announced to e program for Friday been changed to Thurs- t the desire of the pro- tee in charge. Every md will be delighted to portunity to hear this ionary Society st Church n's Missionary Society Baptist church held its ng at the church on noon, at 3 o’'clock. eresting program was subject being Cuba Accomplished There st Ten Years. lowed by a short busi- Girls’ Canning Club Exhibit Now On Display A revelation as to what may be accomplished, even Ly persons of limited experience, in the way of the production of canned and preserved delicacies made from Florida pro- ducts, awaits the visitor to the Girls’ Canning Club exhibit, now on dis- play in one of the store rooms of the Kibler Annex. This room has taken on the appearance of a well stocked fancy grocery, and both in the qual- ?ty of the articles and attractiveness of the packages, the displays will compare favorably with those made by the best fancy dealers in the country. The room is decorated with the club colors, yellow and red, and Miss Verda Thompson, the accomplisied agent for Polk county, to whose ui- tiring and intelligent labors magnificent results are due, i- in charge, courteously explaining o the admiring visitors the many ia- teresting exhibits. Perhaps the most striking of these is that of NMiss Floy Brown, of Homeland, who has 72 different kinds of products put up in glass, including 31 varieties of jellies, besides preserves, sweet pickles, relishes and other appetiz- ing dainties. This young lady has put up this season 1,100 cans of to- matoes and 550 cans of guavas, be- sides a great varicty of other fruits and vegetables. tbhe Another splendid exhibit is that of Misses Myrtle and Vera Hancock, of Kathleen, who also have a great variety of products in glas:, besides peaches and tomatoes in tins. Spe- cial interest attaches to their exhibit for the reason that these young la- dies planted and raised the fruits and vegetables shown in their dis- play. " Misseg Sarah and Syble Carter, of Lakeland, also have a fine exhibit, ‘.md they, too, grew the products for their display. Other excellent displayg are those |/ of Miss Helen Driggers and Misses Sallie and Pear] Lowry, of Lakeland, these young ladies having splendid exhibits of canned tomatoes, guavas, ete. Lineberger Brothers, proprietors of the Lakeland Cannery, have a fine display of their products, consisting of tomatoes, beets, sauerkraut, guava#, corn and tomato soup and guava Jelly. C. E. Langley, of the Dixie Can- ning and Preserving Co. of Auburn- dale, has a very interesting display of grapefruit products—grapefruit phosphate, sundae, and the grape- fruit canned under their special process, which givesg it to the con- sumer with all the freshness and flavor with which it came from the tree. This company is also canning vegetables of various Kkinds:. There are also many interesting individual displayg of jellies, pre- wervas, etc., nmong them some beau- tiful packages put up by Mrs. E. H. Van Sickler, Mrs. Paul Gardner, Mrs. J. L. Moyer, Mrs. J. L. Thompson ‘and Mrs. Fannie Reyn- olds. The guava jelly made by the last named lady is pronounced by all to be the prettiest ever put on dis- play anywhere. It will certainly entertain and in- struct anyone to visit this exhibit and see what can be done by young girls here in Florida. It will also THE EVENING TALBGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., NOV. 18, 1914, this distinguished lady's last mizht. Perfectly at ease, her stage presence could not have heen improved upon, and her sweet, clear voice could be heard all over the large auditorium, and ag she spoke of the ties which bind her to Lake- land, Ler home town, and of her ap- preciation of the honors which the people of Florida have conferred upon her distinguished husbhand, and of her interest in the Women's Clubg of the State, it is little won- MRS. PARK TRAMMELL, WIFE OF FLORIDA'S GOVERNOR. Everyone present enjoyed hearving|der that the thought crept into the address | y)inds of many in the audience that Jovernor Trammell has been given high honors and more will come his | way, but the greatest of these was conferred upon him the day that hoe was jeined to this lovely and charm- ing inspiration and loving help-meet. It gives the Telegram pleasvre to pre- sent this, the first photograph ever civen a newspaper ¢f Mrs Trammell, the First Lady of I'lorida. IMRS. TRAMMELL’S ADDRESS | Madam President, Ladies of the Convention, and Visiting Friends: 1 am very glad of the opportunity to be present on this occasion and greet so many friends. It is a de- light to meet with you who come is {representatives of the women of Florida whose hearts and talents are engazed in bringing about better things for our communities and our State. I ghall enjoy being with you and knowing those whom I have not before had the pleasure of meeting. I am especially glad that I can be .present when the State Federation ,mects here in Lakeland, my home town—where I spent many happy ilgirlhood days, where 80 man} friends and friendships were made and enjoyved, where I met him who wag to be my life companion, and where my husband and I iaunched our little bark on the blissful sea of a happy married life; here where the people have been so Kind to us! both, and so loyal to him in his ef-| it is as the “‘full cup which runneth over” because the meeting is in Lakeland. | Lakeland in her rapid growth, her fine schools, her splendid churches, with her most creditable daily news- paper, her civic pride and enthusi- asm and her magnificent public spirit is the very embodiment of that endeavors. She may recelve State Federation within her gates with much pardonable pride. Six short years ago when my husband’s |clection as attorney general took us | i to Tatlahassee to reside for a season, our little ecity here—though pro- gressing—could not be compared with what it ig today. Nestled as it is among its mirrored like lakes— with a live, progressive citizenship, always alert in every commendable movement—it is an ideal place for our Federation to assemble. T am so glad, too, to attend the woman who has been his daily | spirit which actuates our clubwork ‘,‘. h our ‘! PAGE FIVB WALK UPSTAIRS AND SAVE $3 TO $5 LOWER THAN USUAL PRICES For Better Than Usual Clothes We ofier this season the opportun- ity to wear the prettiest, most stylish, the most masteriully tailored skirt, coat or dress you have ever seen at a price that will fairly astonish you, it is so low. 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