The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-10-22
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
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w. f. Glynn, j. Blaine Shlver and
Geo. W. Seaton were among the Tues
day pilgrims to the county capital.
K. Borson and Rev. R. S. Burris
are spending the week at Daytona
Beach and enjoying the bass fishing.
Mrs. j. C. Grimsley and Mrs. NJ. S.
Miller attended the wedding of Miss
Florence Newbold at Jacksonville on
Wednesday.
Wallace Smiley returned on Satur-
day last from Virginia, where he has
been engaged in packing and ship
ping apples during the season. Mr..
Smiley is another of our expert pack
ers who will hold a responsible posi-
ton in one of our packing houses.
Rev. R. S. Burris, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, will begin Sc
ries of sermons on "The Fundamen-
tails of Christianity" next Sunday
morning at 1880. These sermons
will be given each follwing Sunday
morning for six or seven weeks All
are cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton Cliff who have
been spending the summer at Elk
muth, Devon, England, expect to sail
for the United States next Monday,
the 25th. On arrival they will go to
Pawtucket, R. l., for brief stay be-
fore coming to Crescent City for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul C. Smith went
over to Archer on Sunday, return
ing on Monday. With them on their
return were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Per-
kins, their son and daughter. Mr..
Perkins only spent a day here, but
Mrs. Perkins and her little daughter
are to remain for visit.
While in Palatka last Monday Rev.
r. S. Burris the Presbyterian pastor
purchased a Ford touring car Pres
byterianism should now be spread
more rapidly and over a larger ter
ritory. Mrs. Burris and the little
daughter accompanied him to Palat-
ka, to which place they went as guests
of Tom Russell.
G. S. Gowen went to Jacksonville
on Monday to meet Mrs. Gowen who
has been spending the summer in
Maine and who was due to arrive in
Tooi,sorviIIo carly Tuesday morning
on the Clyde Line steamer from New
York. They expected to spend sew
eral days in Jacksonville before re-
turning home.
The Crescent City Tennis Club will
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De sou y! Lile Pi"; ;ron ,,,l Tbe Tennis
club expects to be an active social
force this season.
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VA ''i io,4 wal fror, Viroinia and
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as GsuS A.. WIZ Iar,, oan iS foreman in the
W. W raCor1,; w. nacl5inG house. . During
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Cusy III Vne ma P (,'bon tbot rTon, was off
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i'"'Nei'
Georgia SYNOD of the Southern Pres
Ivtorian church. spent two or three
dsvs in the Mace last week selling
ro oi hooks and taking subscrip-
Hons for church papers. On Sun
Gow oveninr Rev, Mr.. Hutton preach
oJ on elonnent and deeply spiritual
eorr,on at the PRESBYTERIAN church.
The - reverend gentleman travels
about tbe country in a Maxwell road
Stor This is not AN advertisement
for Tho Maxwell
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Cards were received here last week
Announcing the marriage of Miss
Florence Newbold to Mr.. George
Frederick Schleider, the ceremony to
take place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John ]. Newbold, brother and
sister of the bride, in Jacksonville
The wedding was last Wednesday, thl
|20th. The bride was born and reared
~ ,,,on vi 9n for ber n,arv womanIv vir.
+mos and kindly loving WAYS. He,
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