Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 14, 1914, Page 5

J \) 5,000 imily are the Her. stay per- is pre- e on his of the has been e in the as The n in volun. or liabil_ amily have .where Mr. ition. Mr. with T. L. jsed he would establishment d to go to " ‘misinformed ment given e of Mr. H. 8 were the the honor ' Sunday school : urch taught Flanagan. this after_ ., where she the serious r. Morrison, live. The the many wishing for pvery . Cross Christ- fit of the tu- the State is in department of The stamp is Il will make an your Christ- rtment wish £ Lakeland to pm the cluhl Avass the town, ! f & overlooked, 1s by phon- prds, chairman lent, phone 293 | Ir Society W. C. T. U- Meets Tomorrow Afternoon The Woman's Christian Temper- ance Union meets tomorrow after- noon at 2:45 at the Cumherland Presbyterian church. A 15-minute prayer service for the situation 1 Hillsborough county will precede the meeting. The superintendents will make their quarterly reports and the president will give her re- port of the State convention at Jacksonville. Woman's Club Meeting The regular program meeting of the Woman’s Club of Lakeland was held at the Club House Thursday afternoon, Dec. 10, with a limited number present, on account of the cold. After some matters of busi- ness were settled, the club voted co- operation with Prof. Jones for thel success of the State Teachers’ Asso- | ciation and committees reported as to assistance to be rendered. Furth- er committees were appointed in charge of this line of work. The, meeting was given in charge of the health department with Mrs. W. D. Edwards as chairman. The pro- gram ag outlined in the year book was well carried out and further en_ larged by musical selections, instru- mental by Mrs. Wi, E. Melton and a vocal number by Mrs. E. Goode, which were of high order and much appreciated. Four new active members and one associate were elected to club mem bership, and thus the working force of the club is augmented. The club adjourned to meet on Dec. 24, according to its year book plan. MRS. C. RUCKER ADAMS, Press Reporter. fHE EVENING TALRGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA, DEC. 14, 1914, Camp Spanish War Veterans Mustered In Yesterday Yesterday Major Sackett Camp No. 7, Spanish American War Vet- eran:, was mustered in, the work be- ing done by officers of General Joe Wheeler Camp of Tampa. Those who came up from Tampa for this purpose were Past Deputy Commander W. A. Joughlin, Senior Vice Deputy Commander H. E. Cow- art, Deputy Inspector General G. .. Kelley; Camp Commander I. S. Al- fen; Senior Camp Commander E. L. Mills; Junior Camp Commander Ed_ ward Kane, visiting member from Jacksonville, Louis Verts, and Com- 'mander G. H. Liebrich. These gen_ tlemen were entertained at breakfast and dinner, given an automobile ride over the city and into the sur- rounding country after dinner, all expressing themselves as much sur. prised at the growth Lakeland has made in the past few years. At 10 o'clock at the City Hall the Camp was mustered in, the follow. ing officers being elected: Commander—W!. Y. Carter. Sr. Vice Commander—C. F, Ken_ nedy. Jr. Vice Commander—C. C. Cagle. Chaplain—J. B. Smith. Adjutant—L. K. Boultier. Quarter Master—William Brown. Officer of the Day—W. H. Jack- son. Officer of the Guard—M. T. Jor-| dan. Trustees—First year, B. H. Beli_ sario; second year, C. A. Will; third year, J. B. Smith. F. The McKay Furniture Co., which is opening up in the Kibler Annex, has just received a handsome Kohler motor truck, for the delivery of their sales. This handsome machine has a metropolitan look, and will aid in !facilitating the business of this pro. | On account of the scarcity in “'I tractions this season, Manager Green | has decided to discontinue the pic- tures at the Auditorium, and run nothing but the biggest and best features he can book. The Mutual program of pictures which is by far the best now made, will be trans- ferred to the Majestic and the AU- DITORIUM orchestra will continue to dispense excellent music at the little house. A new macnine Wwas installed in the Majestic this morn- ing and Mr. Green claims that the Majestic picture will be the best ever shown here now. The big road '.urmctlona have had hard work get- ting through the Carolinas and, Georgia but the outlook seems to be brighter now and the contracts are i | gressive firm. Mr. Cecil Pillans will operate the machine in addition to assisting as salesman. Mrs. Fred Logan, of Bartow, is visiting in Lakeland today. Mrs. Logan, who was Miss Kathleen Join- er, daughter of Mrs. E. V. Rives, was married a few days ago to Mr. Fred Logan, of Detroit, Mich., but now employed in the Bulck garage at Bartow. As Miss Joiner the bride was well known in Lakeland, and her friends wish for her much hap- piness in her new estate. WANTED—A boy to deliver papers on route. Good wages. Apply at | Telegram office. ccmmencing to come in for the first SN S of next year. As a sample of the| HERE IT IS. A 50 acre grove quality of the features which will be | farm, truck proposition. About 500 ceen in the Auditorium in the near |orange and grapefruit trees, 4 room ‘future, take AMERICA, which is (house, good barn, on lake, 3 miles . booked for Christmas day and night. [out, 1-2 mile off hard road, all Rev Patterson Retained By Presbyterians Rev. W. S, Patterson's resigna tion as pastor of the First Presby- terian church was not accepted by the congregation at their meeting yesterday morning, the majority of the memberg desiring him to remain in charge of the pastorate and there_ fore he will be asked to reconsider his action. Rev. Patterson wasout of the city yesterday and had not re- turned in time today to announce his decision in the matter. He wilr no doubt continue to serve the church here since he has been so mrgently requested to remain, the ~ote standing 103 to 11 in favor of his retention as pastor. ‘Mr. G. P. Quaintance is recov- ering from an attack of shingles with which he has been suffering for some time. DB BB OGP SIEIOED ESERREERERERHEEEEEEREL L] // G R Gredrindy G IR &+ Ed. STRANGY away. WALK UPSTAIRS AND SAVE $s Tailored-to-order by HRISTMAS is less than two weeks If you wish early delivery, we -advise ordering NOW! @ Five hundred handsome woolens and all the the prevailin overcoat styles for |New Officers Of the W. 0. W. Night at Love Feast | Recently Elected The Loyal Order of Moose will At a recent meeting of the Wood- hold a Universal Brotherhood Lovr'|m"" of the World the following of- Feast in Orange Hall tomorrow |ficers for the ensuing year were night, at which time the following |elected: program will be carried out: T. Re:nolds—Past Invocation—Rev. Bolton. Commander. Speech—Mayor Eaton. L P A Song—By Quartette. T. C. Smith—Lieutentant Adju Speech on Boy:—Rev. C(allahan. |tant. Speech on Purity—Rev. Wear. J. W. lJerkins—Banker Song—By quartette. W. B. Marcum—Clerk. Buesoli, L Tostoes Senator H. Robert Humphrey—fiscort. Drane. R. L. Tyler—Whatchman. D. E. Roberts—Sentry. W. W. Weaver, T. J. Fraley, H. Moose To Entertain Friends Tomorrow Council (agle—Council Commander J Speech, Aid—C. J. Loomis, | Song, America—By everybody. ' Refreshments. B. Zimmerman, managers. Good night. Drs. Moon, Sullivan and Runyan, A cordial invitation is extended to Camp physicians all interested. —_— J. A. Saunderg and Will F. Wid_ | trip to Dade City anqg San Antonio. er have retugned from a business ! tonio. EEET RS HEHHHBBO Moore’s Final Call for V. Price & Co. 9552 §5 GAVS ANV SHIVISAN ATVMss; i %‘r,netropolitan suit and inter wear. el Call today and be measured Prices easily within your means | This is one of the most gorgeous eix 'tenced. A dandy place and only : Ireel features ever taken, costing $4,500. W. K. Jackson Co. 353» ‘the Board of , thousands of dollars, a picture taken of temporary in the New York Hippodrome, the —————— jf States Wieath- ‘advised by the to display the ffen has been at the City d for this sec. than frost for growers anu askeq to call tary (phone orrow for later fivorable change e. The maxi- orded by the uring the past e a maximum of 52, THINK OF IT—7 acre orange and grapefruit grove 7 years old, 1) acres good citrus land, 6 acres truck land, 2 1-2 miles from city hall, 1-4 mile off hard road, 4 room bunga- low, large barn, front on large lake. Several hundred boxes fruit, only $5,000. W. K. Jackson Co. 3535 most wonderful playhouse in the world. THE CHRISTIAN, Viola Allen’s great success will follow AMERICA. BOARD OF TRADE Notice is hereby given that, in ac. cordance with article 1 of the con- stitution and by-laws, a meeting ofi H ACRE TRACT in corporate lim- the Lakeland Board of Trade will be .its, on.. one of - main avenues, 4 held at the Board rooms on Monday |room house, abomst 100 bearing or- next, Dec. 21, for the purpofe of ange trees, 2 acres:-good truck land, nominating officers to be elected at 'lll fenced, 7 blocks from high the annual meeting in January. Bchool, no unfavorable surroundings, A. J. HOLWORTHY, ‘at bargain price. See me. W. K. | Secretary. Jackson . 3535 DEOFSPHIPISISOMIHIFIEINAN DOOITOOT OIS 4444409 THIS WEEK S 8l feature, taken the same name REBEL drama; a story outh D NIGHT feature taken on ge in New York spectacle ever land audience. and Night HEART [INSTRELS SHE PAID M Comedy CIRCUS ginger. "MAJESTIC {EATRE BARRED FROM THE MAILS A sidesplitting comedy. No, can't fend babies by mail If the ice man likes oranges, and you the wood man prefers grapefruit, is the milkman's favorite fruit KUM- QUARTS? DAD AND THE GIRLS Still morg.comedy, 100 good hearty laughs Well, folks, we have a brand new machine tonight and we will show you some picture, clear, steady and THAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA fine. The Auditorium orchestra will accompany the film and you can rest assured of an excellent evening’s en- tertainment. Best in the State Same old prices for this grand treat §c, 10c RTY AND SHERLOCK - MATINEE DAILY HOLMES SATURDAY CONTINUOUS A great two reel western feature of Come early; only 350 seats jthe Shorty series, full of pep and 4 KEYSTONE COMEDY TOMORROW WALK UPSTAIRS AND Phone 243 Qe JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR POLK COUNTY.—IN CHANCERY.— C. C. Farmer, for the use and benefit of G. A. Stevens, complainant, vs. George H. Folkers, defendant. To George H. Folkers, Baltimore, Maryland, defendant above named : » You are hereby required to appear on the 24th day of December, A. D. 1914, to the bill of complaint filed In this case against you by C. C. Farmer, for the use and benefit of G. A. Stevens, or else the allegations of the sald bill will be taken as confessed against you. It s further ordered that this notice be 1 'blished once a week for four (4) consecu- tive weeks in the Lakeland Evening Telegram, a newspaper of general circulation published in Polk county, Florida. Witness my hand and official seal this 16th A. D. 1914 eal) J. A. JOHNSON, THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTI Clerk of the Circult Court. day of November, (S DR. W. B. MOON Telephone 350 ‘Hours 9 to 11, 2 to 4, evenings 7 to 8 Over Postoffice Lakeland, Florida ————————————— —————————————————————————— *‘Beauts is the first gift nature gives to woman and is the first it takes away.” Why shouldn’t women preserve their_ natural attractiveness if that be possible. 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