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

Why not send him some message of
appreciation from this Land of Flow
ers" and enthusiastic Endeavorers?
How many churches we wonder OBJ
served prohibition Day last Sunday
AS it was time for the communion ser
vice the pastor in Interlachen felt he
could not preach temperance sermon.
But copies Of "To the Local Optionists''
were distributed throughout the con-
gregation. This sermon by n. II. Will
liams is printed on handy sheet size
for distribution by the Anti-SalOon
League in Jacksonville. 1t is worth
reading. seems to US.
The Junior Endeavor topic for next
Sunday is Patience" How much we,
both old and young, need to take this
home to our hearts
y believer in Christian Endeavor is
Rev. J. +. Blackburn, Sunday school
superintendent for the Congregational
churches in Georgia and Florida. Last
week he was a guest in the state sec
retarys home and it was a pleasure to
have him with US here.
\ beautiful quotation from 1.-THE
Sunshine Bulletin" for our readers is:
There are some things we must give
away if we are to keep them. 1t is by
giving love that We hold what We have
and get more. 1t is by making happi-
ness for others that our store grows
Each month this year comes to our Of
flee a copy Of THE Sunshine Bulletin
a holiday gift from Mrs. Mary L. Bradt.
sunshine leader for Florida.
\ pleasant surprise was a post card
from the recent Lutheran Summer AS
sembly at Ocean Grove, y. J. II was
sent by our former state and north
centhal official friend, Rev NJ G..
Richard, whose place has not yet been
filled in Florida work. One item from
this card is: II must tell you We have
a little girl in our house. was born
June 10th and is named Melba." The
Richards left the country church near
Lake City for larger field Of service
in a suburb Of Philadelphia. and the
two thriving societies they left behind
here went down for the next pastor
was not c. f. man.
A post card from WEXFORD, r. l.. is
sent by Miss Bertha Ferham. SO active
a worker in the Congregational socie-
yof Jacksonville. The card says:
Am having a very good time but
must soon start for home again
Miss Edith l. KNOCK, district secre
tary for the northeastern district. ex-
poets to be bank in Pomona by Dc
tober. She has visited her father Rev
c. l. krook, at his summer home in
West Fairlee, Vermont. and will spend
some of the remainder of her vacation
Wit hher sister in Mill Village, New
Hampshire. Miss KNOCK was cordial
ly welcomed into Endeavor fellowship
of New Hampshire by Mr.. II. f. Ken
dali, a leading state officer with head
quarters in Nashua.
For the first time in several months
a line comes from the Winter Haven
workers. II is penned by the Presby
terrain church secretary, Miss Bessie
Peacock She says: Il have been very
busy this summer Father and mother
are both iii New Jersey. and 1 am the
housekeeper and / have to leave for
my school in two weeks" Besides To-
cal officer. Miss Peacock is superin-
tendent for Quiet Hour and Tenth Lee
gion work in southwestern district.
Pleasant we'll newsy letters
have just come from reporters, Miss
Pattie NJ Monroe, Of Miami. and Miss
Ruby Pierce. of West Palm Beach. The
latter is employed on the force Of the
Palm Beach News and sends Us a copy
each week. Grace A Townsend
Interlachen. Sept 8. 1910.