The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-28
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.:ss Lciah Lrightwell, OF West Tan
Z. Miss Miller was too busy to col
niue holding this post OF du..
.0nger.
There were several birthdays Oh
ne Sunshine department list OF suci
pleasant events last week.
The Endeavorers of Alabama IL
tlYeir recent convention sent mes
sage OF appreciation to Secretary o.
State Bryan for not serving wine al
State fnctions, and workers OF WIS
consin at rally showed the same
kind of Craftsmanship zeal. What oul
Endeavorers are doing in the tenn
perance campaigns is what would
make first rate Florida press items.
Mr.. A. J. Sweet appropriate name
for an Endeavorer), Of West Palm
Beach, is the new press reporter Tor
the largest society in the c. +. State
union. He is an employe on The
Tropical Sun, so must know how.
But we would thankfully welcome
press reporters in all our societies
even if they have never written a
line before "for the papers,"
The gift of $50 given annually to
the State secretary has been paid for
last year, but so low were funds III
the treasury that something had to
be borrowed Gin the treasurers fam
ily) to make it possible to thus pay
up the last bill of tile year ending
March /. The field work money
which several societies paid In 1912
remains in tehtr easury but we need
more before field organizer can be
employer for even a short length OF
time.
Did you know that DR.. Clark is
again at home, God sparing health
through another long journey across
the waters in behalf of the World
union? Count this among the bless
ings to be thankful for tomorrow
morning in your Quiet Hour devo-
tons.
Stuart, Southeastern district, net
ted over SIS at their last ice cream
social. AS the weather grows warm
, er the sales of ice cream, it seems
!, t. us, hsould likewise increase l.,
popularity other places as we'll a:
| at Stuart
: The Kissimnee Journal tells o.
+ the faerwe.l social for Rev. and Mrs
, S. S. Snyder, before they recently
: moved back to their former home il
, Ohio. AS a lasting memento of thu
occasion and love felt for these goo;
people, the ladies of the Presbyterian
: church presented Mrs. Snyder with .
+ handsome set of silver teaspoons. w
r wish it had seemed possible for thu
Endeayorers of Orange and Osceol;
, district to have given their forme
v president and retiring treasurer, Rev
! Snyder, some such substantial tokel
r of affection.
. The Cuban Young Peoples societ
. Of West Tampa Congregations
I church now numbers about thirty
! two members, though less than
. year old. The pastors wife, Mrs
v Z. Velasco, is secretary, and Mis-
Felma Alvarez, president. They nee
another copy weekly in the societ
. OF The Christian Endeavor World
Here is chance to do some C. E
and home missionary work as fin
combination of sunshine making
Mrs. Velasco's address is 1929 Gree
street.
;. The latest press department ex
:, change is the St. Petersburg Time
i, as a daily visitor welcomed into GU
office. The Congregational, Chris
tian and Presbyterian weekly churc
= calendars include Christian Endeavo
as published in The Times.
How many are to join the south
crn delegation? "All aboard" the ey
ening of July 3, on the Limited SEN
mole, at jacksonville? We wish t
know who are thus planning becaus
the special sleeper, from Birmins
ham to Los Angeles, must have r,
. served berths for Florida C. L. unto
" delegates, This may be your las
=. chance for a long while that any
one can attend such an Endeavc
: gathering in California.
Please tell us how you led nes
" Sundays conservation meeting o
THE Ideal Christian; His Bib
Study"
= GRACE A. TOWNSEND.
- Interlachen, May 2S, 1918.