The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-03

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Willis Serl will take for his topic on
Sunday morning at the Tourist
church, III ave 1 Risen From the
Dead Today?" The church will be
handsomely decorated for the Easter
service. and special music by the
Wilson orchestra with Miss Peirsoa
as soloist will add to the interest in
an eloquent discourse.
Services will close at the Tourist
church for the season, April 18th.
The popular pastor, Rev. Mr. Serl,
goes from Seabreeze to Philadelphia,
Pa, to accept the pastorate of the
Swarthmore church. He will carry
with him the best wishes of host of
friends here and everywhere, whom
he has made during the season among
the attendants at the Tourist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wortley. of Ypsilanti,
Mich, regular winter visitors, who
have many friends here, are pleas
antly located at Seminole Lodge for
several weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Wortley
are late corners but also late goers,
and generally remain south long
enough to get the. very cream of the
spring weather.
Mrs. B. B. Baggett and son, Cor
don, came across" and spent Thurs
day with her mother, Mrs C. F.
Burgman and family on Ocean boule-
ward.
Judge w. d. Edison and wife, of
Duluth, Mimi. who have been spend
ing some time with Mr. Allen and
daughter, Mrs. Williams. on Wild
Olive avenue, left yesterday on their
return north.
Z. Weldon has moved his uphol-
stery business from Volusia avenue,
Daytona, to North Halifax avenue,
Seabreeze. He has opened up bust
ness, in the south side, a new fire
proof garage, which he has just COM
pleted. and will add automobile COW
ering to his work.
The many friends of Dr. A T. Bige-
, low will be very glad to learn that
the doctor is recovering as rapidly as
could be expected from an operation
at the Klock hospital, Daytona. which
was performed last week. A close
friend when told by the nurse that
, DR.. Bigelow was beginning to tell
jokes, said: This is the best sign
( yet. He must be nearly normal"
, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Darby, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. W. Chamberlin, and Mr.
' Darby's neice, Miss Olmstead, of New
E York city. attended an oyster roast
1 at Port Orange, Tuesday evening.
: The drive was made in Mr.. Darby's
car, and was greatly enjoyed, the
evening being bright and baimy
Messrs. L. and w. A. Merryday
ness, looking after their building in.
terests there.
Mrs. Murphy and Mr.. Townsend
who came over from Orange Mills last
week to drive her new Ford back
made the trip in less than six hours.
Mrs. Willingmyer and sister, Miss
Jackson, who were spending a short
time on North Atlantic avenue, left
dleport, N. Y, and Miss Jackson t.
school at Athens, Ga
Mrs. S. w. Juday, Mr.. and Mrs
Painter and Mr. and Mrs. Haynes
winter tourists and residents on tn,
ovean front, returned Tuesday from
touring the southern part of the state
They visited Fort Lauderdale, Miami
Palm Beach and other intermediat
points. They made the trip by RAJ
and enjoyed the outing very much.
Mrs. Juday, who has been spendin
the season with Mrs. Geo. w Bucl
ner, and has made many pleasant a,
quaintances during her stay leave
next week on her return to Indial
apolis, Ind
Mr.. and Mrs A. Cuff. who are |,
Gated in the Wakefield cottage on I'll
beach, leave Friday on their retur
to Pennsylvania
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Middleton,
Daytona. are spending the week
the Middleton home on Palmetto av
nue..
Mrs. Gerard, who came up fro
the southern part of the state al
was at Dixie Lodge for week, lie
Thursday for her home in Savanna
Ga.
Although the tourists are. leavil
in large numbers, business at {
Princess Issena continues good, a
this popular hotel will remain op
as usual, until May LIST The out
/ door sports of clock golf. tennis a
croquet are very popular these sum
balmy days.
The following arrivals at the Pr
= cess Issena within the last few d;