The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-01

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peatanee ! NJ cordially greeted With
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Va ttsnsuse his memory.
Col. c. g. Post had the bearing OF
oourtly Southesner Of anti-bellum days.
Ths pressure Of urgent business de-
ma1d1 ven6 never 20 fnsistxnt A 10
make him abfupt. and vet few men "a
the Daytnna district ever drove at one
time moro diyerse business schemes. en-
tespFi1es which pushed to. successful
iasue we're establishing us firmly UNION
the rock Of success. Helen Wilmans
Post. : woman Of unusual mental At
fainunents, attaiuments which rave her
. natural reputation, was likewise con-
spicuous IN all this work. and now that
they have Joined the majority on the
other side We forget our differences and
conflicts Of opinions and drop a flower
II tribute 20 their rood deeds which live
On. They were big and vigorous Of
mind. faithful To their OBLIGATIONS lin
eral with their friends. and are mourned
bv friends and followers far and vide
All Of us enjoyed watching H. F.
Douglass load his pipe and the draughts
OF satisfaction in the cloudy rings of
smoke he blew toward the ceiling of the
old City Hall will linger long in many
memories. There is bound to be lots of
mellowness, kindness aud soundness in
the makeup Of any man who could sing
- H. F. Douglass sang. He was always
1T his post, and usually right up with
his work, aud if he sometimes seemed to
present q gruff exterior you knew he
was right within.
mother familiar f'gu1e on Daytona
streets, but recently passed to the un-
known bourne from which but one has
ever returned. was Alexander Bury. No
more gentle-spirited, refined, agreeable,
companionable people than Mr.. and
Mrs. Bury visited here. The Bible says
there Is better land than Daytona-
many are 10th to believe it-and that
such as they will be reunited, even
happier and better than here.
And still another to answer the last
roll-call was J. NJ. Garland, prominent
in church work. and for years conspic-
uous figure in the development OF Day
tona. The ranks OF the "Oid Guard
have been decimated; their arms have
been handed down to those now on
Daytona's firing line, and all hope and
believe they may acquit themselves
With as much credit as have the d'st'n-
guisned coter1e, whose noble ana orten
seaI-eacr'hcing achlevements INSPIRED
this bret, des"itory running sketch
A commanding figure was the Rev. G
w. Arnold; Of unusual height, and Of
striking appearance: he was one Of the
very few men who coald ride bicycle
without q compromise Of his dignity
and he delighted in this most healthfu
diversion. He was every wav exem
plary. consistent and critically careful
The writer called one day at the rectory
and asked for program OF his Thanks
giving exercises. tie replied: "lol
mean Thanksgiving services. Ths
correction was accepted and program o.
Services" published.
| A great favorite with church goer.
and citizens generally was the late Rev
! C. NJ. Bingham. A stalwart character
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