The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-12-24

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

C!iaS' l. hale mas purchased a Ford
touring car of the 1916 model with
all the accessories.
Rev. II. S. Springer will offciate
at the Baptist church next Sunday
morning and evening.
/ Miss Some of Jacksonville is here
to spend the holiday season with her
sister, Mrs. DR.. T. Raymond Beggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Benjamin Of
Jacksonville were guests at the Ho-
tel Coutant on Friday and Saturday
last.
Rev. r. S. Bonsteel of the Baptist
church left on Monday for Savannah,
where he expects to remain some ten
days.
Ex-Governor Albert W. Gilchrist of
Punta Gorda, spent day here last
week making a quiet canvass for the
U. S. Senatorship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Grimsley of St.
Augustine will spend the Christmas
holidays with their parents, M. and
Mrs. J. c. Grimsley
A. P. DeWolf had shipment of
some 300 straps OF tangernes to net
him $3.50 per strap on the trees
sounds like old times.
Miss earns, pupil in private school
IN Jacksonville, is here to spend the
holiday season with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. V. earns.
Miss Nellie Grimsley will come up
from Jacksonville to spend the Christ
mas holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Grimsley.
Mrs. John N. Walton of Palatka,
who came over for the funeral of Ma
ior ]. L Burton, remained over until
Monday with Mrs. Burton.
Oscar Cheatham came up from
jacksonville on Sunday to spend the
week helping Mr.. Mathis with his
rush of Christmas shoppers.
A number of items of a social ma
ture and personal were left out Of
this department last week by reason
of being accidentally mislaid.
Rev. G. W. Stubbs is the newly ap-
pointed pastor of the Methodist
church here, succeeding Rev. S. |.
Hendrix, who goes to Apopka circuit
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Bullock and
their sister. Miss Butler, of Onset,
Mass. arrived some two weeks ago
and are again enjoying their winter
home.
At the recent meeting of the V. |.
A. it was decided to offer the use of
the hall, when not otherwise occupied,
for a Young Mems Club, provided one
is organized.
Christmas eve will see big crowd
at the Auditorium. The occasion is
the annual Union Christmas festival
of the churches, with Christmas
tree for the children.
The "Silver Tea" and apron sale
given by the Ladies Aid Society OF
the Presbyterian church at Grove
Hall last Friday afternoon netted
something over $4,000.
- G AZ LoIiJo,,s with his
cola 10 Spehu I 'ne MY hp DeWolf
Mr. NJ. DeWolf is the assistant principal
Of the Pensacola high school.
Mrs. ]. L. Burton went to Palatka
on WEDNESDAY anu Sfrn,S fron, +boTe has
her daughter ana lLT,n CInl. GrabIo I"~ in
gone, to her SON WI, ;nGofS;+e LAY stav
.lo ordor Of The
The MasonS ana the ,I, oruen a,,lIio Iii in nv
Eastern stars Wfl ss,onc no'u n+ " +bp ATdito-
staIIatlon od od OILY ollLee1S Tnosda" "y % evening
rum at, at ''2o ,,hicb mTHo oH I' are cordially
Dec. 2Sth' to Whlch al are WI '''''''
invited.
Mrs. Henry G. Hubbard and daugh-
terS, Misses MargatGV any ~, ,n' +bei.,
rived last week Erloay yross lton, and Wv, will
home at WOODS iloie' : I"ir tho;r Hnhbarj
spend the winter III '''''
Park home.
Pretty, unusual articles you would
NOT obiect to give as Christmas pres
nUts nUt CASTING from p cents up, can
5n ,'I; fonnd at the Little Gift shop
Orders for framing pictures hoV over
L X 10 '"cneS III s'A,' ' .p,.,.,
The prizes which had oeeh oneIJ'' ,.I
by the V. l. A. to owners OF I"'G, i,
,Lou,irr greatest improvement III