Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 22, 1915, Page 5

i LAKELAND i w LACONIC W Ffi In case of fire phone 5000 2 . Miss Evelyn Tucker and brother, . John Tucker, have returned from a trip to Ocala, which they made in their machine, going up to visit the family of Mrs. J. W. Carr. Mr. H. F, Suttle, who spent lasc week in Tampa attending the Gas. parilla Celebration and who also visited friends in JMant city, re- turned to Lakeland .fisterday. Mrs. George Campbell is among the prominent visitors from Bartow today, taking in the Polk County Fair. While here she is the guest of Mrs. G. J. Williams. /The Aurora Circle of the Baptist ' MRS CBTO | WEENLY HONOR ROLL - FOR WEEN ENDING FEBRUARY 19, 1915 Those who have made 90 per cent or above.and who have been perfect in deportment, punctuality and at- tendance, are entitled to have their names placed on the following honor GIE & NS CONEDY MARGH 2 'fle ladies of the Woman’s Club Tepresented by their president, Mrs. G. M. Wright, take great pleasure in announcing the return engage- ment of Miss J. Pearle Rogers, who Wwill present for the Woman’s Club | rol: another benefit performance, Tues- GRADE XN day night, March 2. Miss Rogers| Littleton Groom. doeg not need any recommendations, Mary Groover. however, for last ‘season she dis- GRADE XI played her artistic ability in the big GenevieveDuggan success of the society ladies min- strel, Peter Pan. However, Miss Rogers comes to us this season with a new production, Polly Primrose, a college musical comedy, which will be presented here by over forty of the leading young ladies and gen- tlemen of our city. Thig produc- tion is a big attraction, an excellent musical repertoire, with a clever! Dlot of college life today. The latest fancy dances, scenic effects, cos- tumes enhance the attractiveness Mildred Hampton. Mildred Youngs. Lillian Cain. Ellie Kibler. GRADE X A Annie Jones. James Boulware. Virginia Lufsey. Lucille Clough. Mary Sue McRae. GRADE X B Eunice Guthrie. The Firms listed below give Votes with Cash Sales and money paid on Account. Groceries J. W. LANIER EDMONSON GROCERY CO. FELDWISCH GROCERY L. B. WEEKS Complete List of Con- MODEL HARDWARE CO. D. B. DICKSON 3 ; BRIGHTEN-UP FOLKS W. B. s’f;ARCUM' testants will be published . M. R. SANDERS 5 CREICE again on Wednesday, Dy Gioods and Clothing MAYES GROCERY CO. February 24th. OWENS DRY GOODS CO. JOHN L. DEESON, U. B. BATES REYNOLDS & CRAWFORD SEOPEEIPPIIESIFIPOseseses J. C. OWENS. G. W. PHILLIPS CO. FEHPPESIPIIPPFESFP4P4444¢ MOORE'S LITTLE STYLE SHOP C. M. WEEKS, of the pretentious production. Miss Rogers presented same last Tuesday night in Orlando, and a large and Missionary Society will meet tomor. row afternoon with Mrs. Deeson on North Florida avenue at 3 o’clock ' All members are cordially invited to ! ::::ustl::uze:::::cz::: _:.?e‘gl;:d be present. formance. Mrs. G. M. Wright has selected the cast with great Mr. and Mrs. P. Mastin and|care and the talent is all of the daughter, of Winston-Salem, N. C., |best. Mrs. Holcombe is the piano| and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Rose, of jaccompanist and the musical pro- Beckley, Wi Va., old friends of !prhm is assured. Rev. W\. 8. Patterson, are spend= |’ ing some time in Lakeland(and. are 'LARGE CONGREGATION pleasantly located at the Kibler. Mr. Bates Polk, who has been in Centerville, Tenn., for the past three weeks on business, returned to Lakeland Saturday night. He re- ports zero weather in Tennessee and is indeed glad to be back in Lake- land. [Messrs. G. J. Gallemore, J. A. Johnson, L. W. Bates, F. M. La. nier and Sheriff Logan, of Bartow, were among a large number who came over from that city today to take in the Polk couuty Fair and witnesh the parade A party of active business men from Fort Wayne, Ind., consisting of B. Paul Mossman, Henry Miller, Fred G. Theime and their wives, sent word to Mr. George W. Pix. ley (who with his wife is spending the winter here) that they were making a flying trip to Tampa, Key West and return over the East Coast railroad and that they would like to stop over one train to see Lakeland and visit an orange grove and pick for themselves an orange; 80 Mr. and Mrs. Pixley met them at the train and through the kind- ness of Messrs. E. H. Youngs, Jr., and J. BE. Melton, who took them in their autoes about town and around beautiful Lake Hollings< worth, stopping on the way at the fine Kinney grove where they picked their first oranges and tan< gerines, then to the Citrus Exchange packing house. where they were shown the interesting process of washing, sizing and packing of the! orange and grapefruit for market, ' then to the platform of the express company where they were shown thé manner of packing that grand fruit, the strawberry, where through the kindness of Mr. Youngs each lady was presented a box of fine ber . ries. To say they were pleased only half explains the pleasure they expreesed In their admiration of the beauties of the town with its gently rolling hills and its beautiful lakes. The most comfortable look ing place they had ever seen and oh, won’t this be a grand place for us to come and spend our winters. We now see why the Pixleys are so much in love with Lakeland. Southeast Circle The Southeast Lakeland Circle will meet with Mrs. Fannin Wed - nesday afternoon, at 3 o’clock. «. AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH Vs Very large crowds attended the Baptist church yesterday. The Sun- day school was especially interest. ing. The class of Mrs. W. S. Ham. ilton gave an interesting account of the ark of the covenant. Another interesting feature was the reports. There are five depart- ments with superintendents and secretaries of each department. Each secretary makes a report of his department while the general sec- retary gives only./a summary. Yes- terday there were 402 present. At the 11 o’clock hour every available space in the bujlding was occupied. The subject of the ser- mon was “The Life Beautiful”— Psalms 50:2. 2 The pastor spoke of the beauties of mnature, showing . their . charm, but for a season they fade and de- cay. ‘He also spoke of physical beauty and its charms declaring that all of physical beauty must fade away and die. v He closed his discourse by speak- ing of spiritual beauty and of its growth from the infantile state to perfection jn death. REPORTER. TWO0 WHOLE FAMILIES JOIN THE METHODIST CHURCH The number of people joining the First Methodist church in the last few Sundays by whole families is quite unprecedented. Yesterday two families, fathers, mothers and chil- dren were captised and the Sunday before a whole family united with the church by profession of faith. Since the first of January, 72 new members have been added to the church. REPORTER. INTERESTING DAY WITH PRESBYTLRIANS The Sunday school of the First Presbyterian church had an attend- ance of one hundred and forty yes— terday. This was thrce above the rea] attendance up to date. Four classes had a record of per- fect attendance and three other classes had but one absent pupil. The morning coagregation whieh assembled to hear the sermon of Rev. W. S. Patterson on the sub- ject of The Bible jn the Home, filled the church auditorium. REPORTER. Nathania] Glover. GRADE IX A MargueriteCloud. Marguerite Straw. Grace Murrell. Redella Gain. Hazel Padrick. GRADE IX B Ethel Cook. GRADE VIII A Roy Mitchell. Victor Wray. Vesta Todd. ‘Mabel Mathias. GRADE D. H. Sloan. Donald Conant. Harry Amidon. Maude Adams. Albert Murrell. GRADE VIT A Clifford Ayers. Clifford Sanders. Clayton Bronson. Robert Boulware. ¢ Laurence Fenton. | GRADE VII B Ellen Watson. Jonnie Haynes. \ Elmer Hinckley. Norris Upson. GRADE VII C Marian Patterson. Ida Smith. > Mattie Burgner. GRADE VI A Helen Morse. ! r'“fl' Teddy Koeberle. GRADE VI B Opal Lee Bullock. Ottie Eaton. Fay Fletcher. Fred Alexander. Marjorie Hetherington. GRADE VI C Marguerite Owens. Nettie Wheeler. GRADE V A Thelma Carter. Marie Leonard. Elita Cason. Geraldine Ellis. = Blanche Johnson. GRADE V B Ella Cameron. Eddie McRae. Carolyn Brusie. Alyne Berry. Elizabeth Gavin. GRADE V C LaVergne Webster. Mortimore Haynes. Hettie Belle Reddick. GRADE V D, Mildred Snyder. Mary Louise Roulware. GRADE 1V A Edith O’Donfel. 'Wayne Bevis. Harold Harnly. Loufs Stokes. GRADE IV B Hattie Leonard. Lamar Cox. Raymond Clary. Ruth Flanagan. GRADE 1V C Francis Waites. Clara Goddard. Paul Snowden. vii B AUDITORILM NO ATTRACTION TONIGHT TOMORROW NIGHT “TODAY” New York Production Excellent Caste The show that played a return date in Jax inside of a month CURTAIN AT 8:30 Seats now on sale S PP PP | “If the mucilage is in bad shape, is the INK-WELL? Well, folks, we have a good many strangers in town so we are going to do ourselves proud, giving you a big treat all week. Today we have 6 big feature reels and vaudeville, the Million Dollar Mystery being our big feature. We run only the best features. See them here first. JOHNNY JONES In his single comedy juggling aect, all brand new. THE MILLION $ MYSTERY 6th episode, two thrilling reels of the best serial ever made. The only serial that hag 'em standing up in Lakeland THE FACE ON THE CEILIRG Thrilling two reeler tull of action and pep LOVE AND LAW Sidesplitting comedy 05 OHOPCOOEOC A0FOPOSISIUIIISTIIST SISO SSIIIIT MAJESTIC THEATRE Prices 5c, 10c THAT AUDITORIUM ORCHESTRA Lakeland’s only orchestra Continuous show daily 2 to 5 o’cloek Yes, folks, our contest is still running and we will give away the Buick car as we agreed. We never start anything we can’t finish, and remember the Majestic vote coupons are tickets with serial numbers on them and can’t be duplicated. SPECIAL TOMORROW Keystone comedy Two ree] feature Two western features FRIDAY RUNAWAY JUNE G. W. McCORQUODALE. D. FULGHUM J. D. McLEOD. G. B. MURRELL Confectioners H. O. DENNY Furniture | Hughes, |cream and cake. CAGLE-NEWSOME FURNITURE CO. O’'DONIEL & SON F. E. ARCHER Druggists J. M. WOODS RED CROSS PRAMACY CENTRAL PHARMACY HENLEY DRUG STORE Bakeries PURITAN BAKERY YAUN'S BAKERY Get your Votes with every Purchase.... .. Merchants Co-Operative Contest Association All Merchants are invited to join in this movement. A iy omg for training is felt in the Queensland The ifer Sunday Sohool Class On Saturday Quaintance assisted by Miss Berths entertained her Sunday school class at her home on BEast Orange street. After playing games they were served wtih delicious They then de- parted to their homes, declaring they had spent a delightful after- noon. e —— Mamie Wood. GRADE 1V D Sarah Duncan. GRADE 1IN A Donnie Miller. Gladys Parish. GRADE I1II B Elizabeth Yarnall. Agness Burkhalter. Lucille Robertson. Helen Sneed. GRADE III C Aulman Brooks. John Sloan. Ethel Carter. Marie Parker. Ethel Fowler. GRADE 111 D None. THE LYRIC SEEHEEPPTEEE0PIIPIIIII00SE TREY 0’ HEARTS Two ree]l drama MARY'S CONVERT Featuring Mary Pichford INSECT HUNTING Educational CONTRO'S KIDNAPING 0ld fashion comedy TOMORROW Admission 5c¢, 10e THE SQUATTER In 3 parts The Lady Maccabees will hold a WANTED—2 furnished ro Merchants Co-Operative Contest The first weekly Prize of $2.00 will be awarded to the Candidate turning in the greatest number of Votes on or before Saturday, Feb. 27th regular review tomorrow evening at afternoon Mrs, |7 o'clock, Feb. 23. As the election of new officers will occur at this session, all memberg are urged to be present on time. GEORGIE EVANS, Commander. How Are Your "Office Tools? Dependable and efficient tools are essential in any line of work. If you buy your office supplies of us, you can choose from the_best and most widely known lines of Stationery P Fountain Pens L I LB Blank Books Typewriter Supplies Pencils, Inks, etc. i the:need of officers with See the 1915 Buick Models s ® ¢ & Hardware WILSON HARDWARE CO. LAKELAND HARDWARE & PLUMBING CO. NEW RACKET STORE Milliners MISS MINNIE REYNOLDS MRS. E. M. HOLDER Jewelers 1. C. STEVENS ' CCNNER & O'STEEN / Billiard Parlors A.C. L. EOTE.. KIBLER CITY CARAGE IZELTON GARAGE LAKELAND BOOK STORE, POLK COUNTY LUMBER CO. LAKELAND STEAM LAUNDRY R. B, CHILDS, PRINTER LYRIC THEATRE, housekeeping in private | department of agticulture. in. Phong 25. minister recently stated that he had 3 3852 been endeavoring to get men with high attainments and had offered certain professorgy as high as 1,306 According to the Sydney Herald, pounds without succeeding in secur sclentific ing his services. light family . Close HELLOQ. EVERYBODY. "M “TIGE.” = I'M HERE TO TELL YOU WHICAH IS T HARDWARE STORE IN TOWN. IT.IS e Lakeland Plumbing and Hardware Co. _ THEY SELL GOOD. RELIABLE HARDWARE. THEY KEEP THE PRIGE VOGLLGET A SaURE BEAL, " -REO1DOWN LOW. YOU'LL SEE ME EVERY WEEK PHONE 178 Lakeland Hardware and Plumbing Co. VAN HUSS’ PLACE Buick Automobiles Salesroom located W. Main St. at Motor Shop Grady$een. Local Agent