The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-20
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NEWS

Our space this week is to be devot-
ed to the name of some faithful Of
ficers, most of whom have been chosen
new or reelected. These are the
"back-bone" leaders who will help to
carry the work on in the dun summer
months, and Will we hope have share
in making Florida go dry. Others
there are, many of them, but here are
a few
Miss Cecilia Kaufman is still pres
ident of the Presbyterian society in
Miami. Miss Pattie NJ. Monroe is their
new press reporter
Miss Ruby Pierce is press and in
PRODUCTION department superintendent
in West Palm Beach. The district
president, Miss Claude Clarks, con
tinues society president of the So
ciety
In the Daytona Congregational So
ciety f. c. Dunn was Reelected pres
ident; vice president, Miss Hobbs, and
secretary, Miss Mae Moseley.
For Stuart union workers Stanley
Kitchng is president with Prof. J. r.
Pomeroy his helper. Mrs. c. S.
Haney is again secretary here.
For DeLand Presbyterian workers
Miss Hazel Shaddan acts as secretary
this summer and for Christian church
Endeavorers Miss Alwilda Spaulding
is acting in that capacity. The above
mentioned organizations are in the
east coast district.
In Orange and Osceola district are
the following changes: For st. Cloud
union members Miss Margaret McGill
is secretary; ]. Fl. Cellar, president.
In the Kissimmee Christian church
society Miss Lillian Porter is presi-
dent and Miss ESsie Winn. secretary.
Here they are pushing the younger
Endeavorers to the front, which is a
wise plan.
A bright young man, Jenkins Dolive,
is leader of Presbyterian workers in
Orlando, while Miss Laura Lewter
still continues secretary.
But few lists come to US from the
southwestern district. In -Auburndale
two senior workers, \. b Patrick and
w. c. Edmiston, again serve as presf-
dent and vice president. Miss Junia
Nutting, the pastors daughter, is now
secretary and Miss Vera Thorp. treas
urer.
Miss Louise Washington remains
secretary and press reporter for Con
gregationalists in St. Petersburg. The
for his local Presbyterian society. We
all know where it is.
In West Tampa Miss Lena Bright
we'll is still secretary and reporter
In Lake and Sumter district Secre-
tary David Coffin reports that for his
home society of the Presbyterian
church in Eustis there has been an
election of officers. The president is
Miss Edna Woodward; vice president
Miss S.sie Kemp: treasurer. Jesse
Shackleford, and secretary, David COT
fin.
In the ST. Augustine deaf and blind
societies which meet weekly through
the school term, the leaders each Sun
in this way the members change very
often. Teachers and Principal Walker
have careful oversight for these faith
full societies. For the memorial church
Endeavorers of that city the election
comes regularly each six months. New
names are rot given US.
Miss Fannie Shearer remains secre-
tary of the Congregational workers in
Jacksonville, hut the pastors wife
Mrs. DR.. Hanson, has given up her Of
flee Of president to II. Clarence Whip.
pie, the hustling leader for northeast
ern district.
For Christian church members OF
the Metropolis Ralph N. Pattison re
mains president. Miss Eddie J. Nc
Manaman is reporter
Grace y. Townsend.
Interlachen, Fla, July IS, 1910.