The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-14
Christian Endeavor Activities in
Florida.

Temperance grows stronger in Palatka
News and is good reading.
In The Ohio Endeavorer for October
is the following beautiful poem. we
copy it feeling that some may enjoy
reading it as we did.
A Friends Prayer.
"Thc Lord preserve thy going out,
The Lord preserve thy coming in;
God send His angels round about
To keep thy soul from every sin;
And when thy going out is done,
And when thy coming in is DER;
When in deaths darkness all alone,
Thy feet can come and go no more,
The Lord preserve thy going out
From this dark world of grief and sin;
While angels standing round about
Sing God preserve thy coming in.
Our Endeavorers seem to be all useful
folks. Here is the itinerary for four
evenings last week of Miss Maude
Clark, East Coast president, and secre-
tary of the West Palm Beach society.
"Monday night met with the young
people at church TO study in the blble
question class. Tuesday night closed
| library (of which Miss Clarks has
charge. and went to hear the prohibit
tion Guartctte-good. Wednesday even
ing PLAYED for Methodist prayer meet
ing. Thursday night attended {. E..
choir practice at the Congregational
church. :,
An invitation reached our office read
ipq this way. "The Christian Endeavor
Society of the First Christian Church,
Jacksonville, entertains in the churcn
parlors, Sept Sth, from TO lo:SV
O'clock. Your presence is requested.
| Honorees, Ralph w. PattiSon, Earnest
II. ST, Iohn, Jesse Stevens, VIM. MciVer
,amb, Sam WeStwood, A. Buckley,
| VIM. II. Finch, Russell Bogue, and Carl
Martin. Our Kinberlin Heights Boys.
This meant that the Endeavor society
was giving "send Off to nine OF It's
YOUNG men leaving for college life in
Kentucky.
| Miss McManaman, society reporter
thus describes the social. we hau
splendid crowd of folks, old, young ano
Younger, as the boys are Such iaVoIi'eS
| We had nice program, vocal anu IN
strumental selections, dialogue, an'
recitation, the latter by Junior: lhef
we had A guessing contest-dltieren
kinds of wives. Will send you cop!
Of if some day. Mr.. Ralph PattiSoGn
Drcsident of the society and MIS-
) Fletcher had the greatest number o
correct answers SO were pardners Tor th'
evening and were presented with mug
hox of candy. Just after the program
Mr. Pattison was asked TO step torwar'
nc the new president, MIR. RichafdSoI
had a word TO say to him. Then Mr. X
nr r him in the name of the SC
ciety a lovely Bible, revised version
flexible back, India paper, hump ~
> dexcd, concordance and perlect pea.
tv, Mr. Pattison was very mucn Jul
z nrised butresponded very nicely me
p we hustled down in the basement Wher
/ delicious cream frozen into pretty shape
u,os served with home made cake. a
i of rs had delightful time and the tnln
~ nIcase US all was telegram 1rol
President Linn expressing his regrets
- not being able to attend and sending II
e Not many societies are sending awe
n nine students probably but we mig
o. wish a cordial God speed to thoSe "
have as did those enthusiastic your
10 people in the metropolis y
Il In last weeks Reporter-Starr, OF = =
lordo is A mention copied from u
- I" nuisville Courier Journal. 1t tells
IL annreciotive words of our good +
Up dopvor friend, Rev. c. 0. Groves, on
as of orlando but now called to the we
Nv o,inister Presbyterian church at Mel
~ n mn tennessee Mr.. and Mrs. Groy
IL left many Endeavor friends mere WI
wish 'he" GRACE A. TOWNSEND.
Irterlachen, Oct. 3, 1910.