The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-07-22
Christian Endeavor Work in
Florida,

Four circles or "round robins" of let
tiers are now going over Florida among
the Co-workers. One is for State Union
officers; another passes between district
secretaries; and Northeastern district has
two circles, one for local Junior super.
intendentS, the other written by the Off.
GERS of this wide awake district. The dis
trict secretaries show the most alertness
in passing their robin along thus far. 1t
is fine way to thus connect our far
scattered workers who seldom meet but
at the annual conventions.
From our friends, the LehmanS, came
a word from the state convention at ST.
Paul, MINI. The field man worded il
thus: Having great time addressing
conventions on the honeymoon trail
The Wisconsin meeting was the best |
have ever attended" To this Mrs.
Field Secretary adds, "Am having a de-
lightful time" A later message from
Mr.. Lehman reads Gust a line of
greeting from the Winona Young Peo-
pies Conference of Indiana Mr.. and
Mrs. Happy Colorado" Programs
reach the Florida Secretary'S office from
all along the route and it is good 10 be
thus remembered.
Carl Mantey, now settled like his
brother Wallace in Jacksonville, had
birthday in early July and 10 celebrate
the occasion their father, DR.. Mantey,
and wife left the lovely home in Eustis
for visit in the metropolis. Mrs.
Mantey writes that Miss Linda Frost, OF
the East Jacksonville EndeavorerS, plans
10 spend her vacation from office routine
as guest at the DOCTORS home in Eustis.
1t is good place 10 COVE know from
experience.
Word comes from Mrs. May Denning,
the Junior leader in Winter Park, that
she and her son arrived safely in Bush
nell, ILL.,, the latter having stood the
journey all right, though hardly able to
be up from his Seigc of typhoid fever
when they left Florida.
1t is pleasant to be reminded some
times that folks read the Endeavor press
news for which space is so kindly given
us by several editors In the LecSburg
commercial mention was made OF the
summer being spent in suburb of Phila
delphia by Miss Stella Peter, an Endeav-
orer of Lcesburg. She noticed the ar
uclc and sent US a line Of thanks.
For July 0lSt there is to be strong
topic for the Juniors. We
believe il would be good for Senior so
CietieS TO unite on that day with the
EndeavorerS. We cannot g.,
TOO many blows made against the Saloons
this year in Florida. Mrs. H. w. Bruce.
he State Junior superintendent, is pre-
pairing a special letter for each of her
societies on the 31St. Report how the
meetings succeed that day, please.
Miss Margaret Lewis, the well-known
worker for Lake and Sumter district,
writes from Montreal, n. c., where Sh,
with her mother and sister are pleasantly
situated for the summer months. Mi.
Dora is beautiful town, but it will do
Miss Lewis and family world OF good
to get up among the mountains for a
while
From the social committee chairman,
Miss Ruby Pierce, of the large society in
West Palm Beach, comes a small postal
card invitation. 1t reads thus: THE |
members of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety invite you on launch ride July
l9th, 1910. Meet at The home of Miss
Ruby Pierce at 7:15. Your presence at
our launch ride will make it more in
ercSting. Girls to furnish refreshments |
see social committee. Boys see Mr.. |
Louis Nettles."
GRACE \. TOWNSEND.
lnterlaChen, July is, 1910.