The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-26
Florida Christian Endeavors,

MISS MARY hoIIlSol, OLlohd D ldlIh
full president, is having a greatly needed
rest in the north.
How wonderfully God spares our
state from the disasters Detailing other
sections of the country, especially that
by storm.
Crimson Roses" is the attractive
title of the new serial in The Christian
Endeavor World, by Mrs Hill Lutz.
All Of us should enjoy this story, and
especially The fortunate ones who met
Mrs. Lutz last summer at the lnterna
tionaI convention in Atlantic City.
The c. F. topic for July 2lst was
"Christan Common Sense" Chris
tan and worldly common sense are moi
always the same. We believe that there
are cases these days when too much
worldineSS is put into Christian activi
ties, in our efforts 10 be "fisherS OF
men" much ambition 10 make money"
and reputation, both worldly-wiSe
things may be over-done in service 'for
Christ and the church" But there is
one attribute of both earthly and
Heavenly wisdom, and that is honesty;
and there are many others.
The Palalka News tells of Robert
Hutchinson, once an active Endeavorer
of Crescent City, who is home from
Lexington, Va, where he graduated in
the Law Department of the famous
Washington and Lee University. As he
is not yet OF age he cannot be admitted
10 the bar for several months, mean
while will spend the time in his fathers
office in further study of his chosen
profession. Florida EndeavorerS gencr
ally make good" did you know that?
THE Evening Metropolis" of July
Sth, tells the sad news of the death of
Mr.. r. C. Tramain. When enroute
from his home in Mt. Dora to Cincin.
natti, Ohio, he was stricken with paraly
sis and died in the hospital when they
reached Cincinnati, his wife and son
Louis being with him when the end
came. MIR. Tramain was not only lead
er in many ways in his hometown and
its Congregational church, but had
served as the Endcavor president several
| years.
Magdalene and RuSkin Endeavorers
had a great deal of fun on the Fourth.
| PiCniCS were planned and turned out
| lust right, not as much rain falling
seemingly in southern counties as Nor
! thern Florida folks had TO put up with
in their celebrations on the famous Ma
tional holiday.
Mission work is much thought of by
Presbyterian EndcavorerS OF Miami,
Recently the Miami Herald gave nice
account of an address by MIR. ]. II. Fer.
riS, work of the Mission Vessel, Morn
ing Star. Among the South Sea Island
erS. This took most of the time one
Sunday evening as they have no other
service then but Endeavor during the
summer.
The Lakeland News first acquainted
US with the tidingSyof the removal 10
Savannah, Georgia, of Rev. Sam J.
White, State cvangelStS for the Chris
lian church. When there used to be a
society in his local town, Mcintosh,
| Mr.. White and wife were cordial sup
porterS of its work, and, like all upto-
date evangeliSts should be. Mr.. White
thoroughly believed in young people S
work and Christian Endeavor.
The Tampa Times" in its society
news spoke of the vacation TO be taken
by Mrs W. H. Bongart and daughter,
Miss Opal Their address for the sum
mcr will be 500 North Neil St, Cham.
paign, Illinois. Two officers of the
great State union of Illinois live in
Champaign, and via. the Introduction
department they will be given an oppor.
tunity of welcoming our Christian
church EndeavorerS from Tampa.
GRACE A. TOWNSEND.
Interlachen, July II, 1912.