The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-18
FLORIDA CHRISTIAN
ENDEAv0RERS

How wonderfully God spares our
State from the disasters Detailing
other sections Of the country, especi-
ally that by storm.
Crimson Roses, is the attractive
title of the new serial in The Chris
tian Endeavor World" by Mrs. Hill
Lutz. All of us should enjoy this
story, and especially the fortunate
cnes who met Mrs. Lutz last sum-
mer at the international convention
in Atlantic City.
The C. +. topic for July q is
christian Common Sense" Chris
tan and worldly common sense are
not always the same. We believe
ttat there are cases these days when
too much wOrldliness is put into
Christian activities. in our efforts to
be Fishers of men. Much ambition
to make money" and reputation,
both worldly-wise things may be over
done in service. for Christ and the
church." But there is one attribut:
Of both earthly and heavenly wisdom.
and that is honesty; and there are
many others. ~ 49,
The Palatka News tells of Robert
HutchingsOn, once an active Endeav-
orer of Crescent City, who is home
fi0m Lexington, Va, where he grad
uated in the law department of the
famous Washington and Lee Uni
yersity. As he is not yet Of age he
cannot be admitted to the bar for
several months, meanwhile will
spend the time in his fathers office
in further study of his chosen pro-
fessiOn. Florida EndeavOrers gen
orally make good" did you know
that?
| The Evening Metropolis of July s
tells the sad news of the death of
Mr.. r. {. Tramain When enrOuta
from his home in Mt Dora to Gin
cinnati, o., he was stricken with
paralysis and died in the hospital
when they reached Cincinnati, his
wife and son Louis being with him
when the end came. Mr.. Tramain
was not only Il leader in many ways
| in his home town and its tongrega-
tional church, but had served as the
Endcavorcr president several years.
Magdalcnc and Ruskin t.ndeavOr-
crs had a great deal of fun on the
Fourth. Picnics We're planned and
turned out just right. not as much
rain falling seemingly in southern
counties as north Florida folks had
to put up with in their celebrations
on the famous national holiday.
Mission work is much thought of
b! Presbyterian Endeavorers of Mi.
ami. Recently the Miami Herald
gave Il nice account of an address by
Mr. J. II. Ferris. Work of the Mis-
sion Vessel, Morning Star Among
the South Sea islanders" This took
most of the time one Sunday evening
as they have no other service then
but Endeavorcr during the summer
The Lakeland News first acquainted
MS with the tidings of the removal To
savannah. Ga. of Rev Sam J. White
State evangelist for the Christian
church. When there used 10 be 4
society in his local town. Mcintosh,
Mr. White and wife were cordial sup
porters of its work. and, like all M
to-datc eyangcists should he. Mr.
White thoroughly believed in young
peoples work and Christian I'm
d, avor
The Tampa Times in it's soricv
iows spoke of the vacation 10 he tal.-
on by Mrs W. H. Bonsart and her
daughter. Miss Opal. Their address
for the summer will ho sac Nortt
Neil street. Champaign. H. Two o.
fecTs Of the great STATE union OF
Illinois live in Champaign. ana ,ia
the Introduction department they
will be given an opportunity of w.
coming our Christian church En-
Geavorcrs from Tampa.
GRACE \. TOWNSEND.
lnterlaChcn July Ii In1n