The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29
INTERESTING CHAIRES'
LOCAL g. PERSONAL.



CHAIRRs, November 26. Some Of the
people here were surprised last Thurs
day, when DR.. Paul Noble and Miss
Dora Strickland drove to Tallahassee
and were married by the Rev. /. s. Pat
terson, pastor Of Trinity N. E. Church,
The happy event took place at the par
sonAge and was witnessed by only q
few, DIR. and Mrs. Noble spent the
night at the BloXham hotel, and drove
back to Chaires next A. NJ, leaving in
the afternoon for Taylor county, where
the Doctor has dental engagements.
They will later return to their beautiful
home at Sarasota. Mrs. Noble was the
youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Strickland, who have been resi-
dents OF Chaires' only for the past two
years, and is one Of ,Dur best young
Women, while her husband is not only
fine dentist, but withal q fine Chris
tian character. He has made many
friends since his brief stay in Chaires',
whose only objection to him Is that he
has impoverished our community. DR..
and Mrs Mobiles hosts of friends
wish for them a long life of happiness.
Rev. j. f. Woodward was the guest
of Rev. Smith Hardin, in Monticello,
several days last week.
Mrs. Burroughs has returned TO her
daughters, Mrs. ID. G. Chaires, for a
visit, before going to her home at
Starke. Miss Julia Chaires accompanied
her grandmother, Thursday, and re-
turned to her Capital City home.
Mr.. Calvin johnson and Mr.. Cecil Me-
Dermit, of Quincy, visited the formers
brother, here, last Sunday.
Mrs. Snipe's little granddaughter,
Sadie, who fell down the steps and fracF
tured her wrist, is improving nicely un-
der the delicate surgical skill OF DR..
Stukes.
The railroad and express auditors were
here on business, Friday. Mr.. Morris
Chaires has resigned the agency Of the
railroad station, we believe, and Mr..
Boyd is now attending 10 the Office un-
I'll the place Is supplied.
The last Quarterly Conference for
this circuit was held here Monday.
The day was perfect, and a good
crOud attended and bOuntifu dinner
was served on the grounds. Among the
visitors were: Rev. and Mrs. Braswell,
Mr. and Mrs. b. &. Cromartie, Mrs,
Afford and daughter, Mrs. Ethel, Of
Lloyd; Mr.. Humphries Of Waukeenah;
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Granting and Mr..
and Mrs. Hutto. of Miccosukie; Mr.. and
Mrs Swtzer, Mrs. ID, f. Granting and
Mrs. h. l.. Burdne, Of Centreville.
We were not surprised at the inter
est manifested for il is considered n
great privilege TO hear Rev. j. Edgar
WilaOn. He was at his best as he de-
livered powerful sermon in behalf Of
childhood from the text, "Do
not sin against the child He held up
a clild as being helpless, dependent, beau
tiful and immortal and in convincing
manner he sought 10 prOve'tn parents
and to those to whom the care Of little
ones are entrusted, how they can sin
against them and thus effect h child's
entire life and fix his destiny. IL was
tIuly a strong and pathetic appeal
Mr.. Wilson's text in the evening was
Wherefore he is able TO save TO the
uttermOst all that come unto God by
Him, etc.
An interesting business session was
held in the afternoon AMI the wears
work closed up with good results. The
Presiding Elder complimented both
pastor and people upon the materiaA as
we'll as the spiritual progress made this
year.
We certainly hope Bishop Galloway
will not see fit to remove Bro. Wilson
from our district next year for he tru-
Iy has our best interest at stake.