The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-04-17
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! Personal and Social. .

The Presbyterian church was beau
tifully decorated for the Easter SER
vice last Sunday.
w. Franklin Wadsworth of Brook
Ign, N. Y.,after a visit of ten weeks
in Crescent City, left this week for
home.
The high school baseball club ex-
poets to go over to Seville tomorrow
and put the kibosh on the club at that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. @. Allen of Lin
don Center, VT, who have been spend
ing the winter here, will leave for
home in a few days.
T. A. Darby is leaving this week
for ten days visit at his boyhoodi
home in Sylacauga, Alabama. And
he will also visit at Birmingham.
The food and apron sale held by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyte-
rian church in the chapel last Satur-
day was we'll attended and a goodly
sum of money was realized.
Miss Sarah Jones, the attractive
sister of Mrs. DR.. Hardie, left on Sat
urday last for her home in Hahlra,
Ca, after a pleasant visit of month
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bartlett, the
aged parents of ]. E. Bartlett and
who have been spending the winter at
their sons home, left Tuesday for
| thar hhue in Decatur, LII.
The presentation of the comedy,
"The Kleptomaniac," at V. |. A. Hall
on Monday night was grand sue
cess, The entertainment was given
by local talent and for the benefit OF
the Tennis Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Hurlburt and
Miss Hollibird who have been guests
at Grove Hall through the season, left
on Sunday for their northern home.
Miss Spencer, guest OF the sea-
son at Grove Hall left on Sunday for
her home in New York.
Miss Elizabeth A. Rice of Pautuck-
ct, R. l., who has spent the winter IN
Crescent City, left on Wednesday Tor
Jacksonville, where she will spend a
week with Mrs. Gerow, wife of Post
master Gerow, before going to her
summer home.
The Episcopal church was packed
to the doors last Sunday morning
for the beautiful Easter service when
had been prepared for the day: Inc
music was a special feature OF the
service. DR.. Taylor preached splen-
did sermon and the decorations were
beautiful.
w. F. Glynn was called to the bed
side of his aunt, Mrs. Warren, in Bos-
ton last Sunday morning, telegram
Having arrived Saturday evening
telling of her serious illness. The
stricken lady will be remembered as
visitor here for the season a year
or two ago.
Messrs. D. S. and c. A. Hogan OF
Marion, Ind, who spent the early
part of the season at Grove Hall and
then went to Weirsdale for the bal
ance of the season, returned to Ores,
cent City last week and are again al
Grove Hall for time. With them
lis Mr.. E. Frebisch of New York, who
also visited here early in the season.
Mrs. L. Eaton and daughter, Miss
Mary Alice Eaton, left on Tuesday oil
last week for Hot Springs, Arkansas
where they will make prolonged
stav in the interests of Mrs. Eaton's
health. Mrs. Eaton has been great
sufferer from rheumatism, and the
trip to Hot Springs last year did hel
much good.
Rev. R. Philip Hunt, late Of ';eor-
gia, preached at the Baptist church
Hast Sunday. Mr.. Hunt comes TO Ihe
church here with the view to a cal
to the pastorate, and meeting was
held at the church on Wednesday to
consider a call to him by the mem.
bers. His sermons on Sunday were
greatly enjoyed and leading members
of the church gave it as their opin
ion that he would be invited to this
pastorate.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Pixton eXpec,
to leave next week for few days
visit in Fit. Myers and Lakeland. Mr.
Pixton will go to Fl. Myers to taks
advantage of the excursion rates or
account of the meeting of the Florida
Press Association and to hear Vice.
President Marshall's address. FIT
Myers is his old home and while there
he will be the guest of his brother
From Fl. Myers he will return tc
Lakeland on Friday to attend the
meeting of the State Bankers Asso'
citation, of which he is a member.
Chas. B. Morrow is at st. Luke;
Hospital where he was operated or
some two weeks ago for lnterEa
trouble, and word comes from his bed
SIDE that he is making good nropres;
toward complete recovery. Mr. Nor
row went to the operating table with
GU: letting his friends know about it
MT now that he is over the DANCE
he doesn't care that thew know it. AL
/ his old friends here will be glad tt
hear of his successful treatment, ant
to know that he will soon be his OLE
cheerful self with us again.
The revival services at the Metho
dist church which continued some fou'
weeks closed with the service las
Sunday night, when Rev. W. W. Nc
Cord the evangelist preached the fina
sermon of the series to church fill
5 ed with people. Interest in the meet
ings has been good and there hav.
! been number of conversions of botl
| ordinary sinners and church mem
b. hers Mr.. McCord made a larg'
, number of friends here bv his Woo
rous preaching. and it is eXpn"te'
that the church will feel the work o
the revival in an increased power ant
: membership.
Jim Thomas a negro who has live