The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-09-05

Don't waste your money buying
plasters when you can get a bottle of
Chamberlain's Liniment for twenty
five cents. A piece of flannel dampened
with this liniment is superior to any
plaster for lame back. pains in the side
and chest, and much cheaper. Sold by
all dealers.
FLORIDA CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR
From the Tampa Daily Times are
quoted the following helpful words:
when we rise in the morning instead
of starting with thoughts of the cares
Of the day. let us have quiet little
talk with ourselves and when we re-
solve to meet every responsibility with
courage and patience, let us also de-
eide to get out Of the day every bit OF
real enjoyment there is to be found in
1t. And after all there is more to be
found than perhaps we think"
The Ocala Star mentions Miss Carrie
Sigmon, OF South Lake Weir, now be-
ing employed as a stenographer in a
large hardware store in Tampa. Miss
Carrie was once an active Junior En-
deavorer, who grew up as children
have the habit Of doing.
Mr.. David Coffin, secretary of the
Eustis Presbyterian society reports 1t
being in better condition than for some
time. But 1t is not every society that
can afford having q district secretary
as it's bOokkeeper
Our state citizenship superintendent
is Rev. Claude c. Jones, pastor Of the
Main street Christian church of Jack
sonville. Recently his Sunday even
ing sermon was a discussion of 1.-THE
Ideal Young Man." and for it he re-
ceived original ideas and views OF
young women of several cities. II
seems to US only fair that an address
about Model Young Ladies" should
follow. letting young men give their
opinions as a foundation for this dis
course.
Next Sunday, Sept. 4th. has been
chosen by the State w. c. T. U. as
prohibition Day" Pastors are asked
to preach sermons on the topic. also to
give talks in Sunday school and the
young peoples societies during that
day on temperance themes. Many min
listers are now away on vacations. For
them we would suggest that October
End be assigned for red hot" prohi-
bition rallies in their churches. Chris
ahead in making next Sunday or any
other times of temperance activity sue
cessful in their local churches and
towns. just as far as 1t is possible for
young people to do 1t. which usually is
good deal.
In Miami the plans are being push
ed for a Sunday school room to be ad-
ded to the Presbyterian church. En-
1oo a
the addition to their church. We should
have more Christian Endeavor prayer
meeting rooms for they would mean
greater zeal in service as 1T is plan
ned and prayer over in their individual
corner Of the church home.
We should like to see more space
asked for in the social pages OF the
Tampa and Jacksonville papers by our
c. F.. workers. Advertising pays is
the opinion Of other Christian organ
izations, therefore why should we not
let the people know Of the good meet
ings and socials Endeavorers are an
ticipating and to which visitors are
cordially invited?
The convention motto for Pennsyl-
vania in June was, Better lives and
better service" Their union IS the
largest state one Of Christian Endeav-
or and gives us many good lessons to
copy from. Surely the motto of this
splendid convention is just what we
need here in Florida to aim for the
year around.
Statistics give at the annual Ep-
worth League convention in Tampa
this summer showed that the Metho-
dists have 5000 members in their or
ganization for young peoples work,
and there was a gain OF 1000 during
the past year. They have city unions
in Jacksonville and Tampa. Next con-
vention was invited to Orlando and we
hope the Endeavorers there and in the
nearby towns will share in the inspir-
alton which will come in this meet
ing.
Allen c. E. Leaguers hold their an
nual convention Sept. I'll. in Daytona,
when their state organization Of Chris
tian Endeavor will be three years old
\ nice program has been made and
many are counting on attending
Grace \. Townsend.
Interiachen. Aug. 81. 1910.