The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-28
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Don Mcdonald returned Monday to
his home in Sanford after visiting
friends at the beach for the last few +
days.
Mrs o. r. Nicholson returned home
Monday after staying for the Christ
mas weekend with relatives in the
town of Geneva
A large number of young people
who reside on the peninsula were
guests at the dance given by Miss
Dora Williams at the Williams hotel I
in Daytona Monday night.
Mrs. w. f. Ayres has invited num-
Der of her young friends to an in
formal dance to be held this evening
at the Daytona Beach hotel. A pleas
ant time is anticipated by those who |
viii attend
j. Z. Crews was a visitor to Day. 1
tona Beach Monday to work in the |
interests of his paper, the Florida |
Times-Union. Mr. Crews is engaged |
in the advertising business of the
Times-Union at present
A number of the young men of Day.
tona Beach will hold watch party
at the Oyama tea room next Friday
night. A like party was held Christ
mas night and a larger number will
be in attendance on the New Years
eve occasion.
A. ]. Hammitt, of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
was Daytona Beach visitor for a
few hours Monday Mr. Hammitt has
made this town his winter home for
several years but will spend this sea-
son farther down the coast for
change
Mrs. NJ N Bogart came over from
her home in Orlando with her baby
son, Robert, to visit her family here
Mrs. Bogart desired to see her brother
Alfred Strotner before he returned to
his college work at the Georgia School
of Technology.
]. H. Paine came in from Cleveland,
Ohio, Monday to spend the winter at
the beach and is staying at the Sea-
side Inn. Mr.. Paine has enjoyed many
winters in the locality of Daytona
Beach and other parts of the East
Coast and has many friends in this
vicinity.
Howard Williams returned to his
home in Jacksonville after spending
the weekend and Christmas with his
sister, Mrs. Sydney Heigh, and family,
at the Heigh home on Ocean boule-
ward. Mr. Williams also spent some
time visiting his brother, ]. E. VIII
: Iliams, at the Williams home on North
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The young peoples choir of the
Daytona Beach Methodist church vii
have ready two beautiful special mum
, Ibers for the evening service next Sun
day. At the service last Sunday nigh
: the two specials were especial.
pleasing. A well-sung mixed quartz
was rendered by four of the youn:
people, and a tenor solo, 1.-THE SONG
the Angels Sang" was sung by c
A.. Doty Hobart.
Habits.
n Force of character is cumulative.
SAYS Emerson. -All the foregone day:
lof virtue work heir health into this.
Ali the foregone days of doubt, inertit
and unworthiness work their weakness
> into this also, and that is the grea
\ lesson of all habit-forming: We weigh
our future with our present, and tn
things of today shall help or hinde
), tomorrow.
Plea for Method.
Let no act be done at haphazard, MOI
otherwise than according to the fin
= lished rules that govern its kind
Marcus Aurelius.
Doctors Live Long.
Doctors are VIGOROUSLY their ow
S most disobedient patients. Usual
= they eat and sleep irregularly. they ar
out in all kinds of weather. and the
hesitate at no danger OF contagion c
infection; yet of the 2,205 physician
who died in the United States las
year, pa we're more than eighty year
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