The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-29
FLORIDA LEAGUEDOM

To such great proportions has the
Florida Epworth League grown, that
the space allotted it in the Florida
Christian Advocate each week, is in
adequate to publish the glad tidings
which it has for its members and the
numerous friends who are interested
in this organization of young people
who are marching steadily onward
"all for Christ" under their colors of
white and gold. In consequence of
this, the state league cabinet is ap-
pealing to our leading state papers
for recognition from time to time,
knowing of their generosity in such
matters.
Ocala. District
The Ocala district has made most
wonderful advancement under the
capable management of Miss Mary
McMullen, secretary. Each charge
has been correspondent with, or visit
ed, anet Epworth League work. Most
of them have chapters, and it is hoped
that in short while each charge will
be organized. Miss McMullen visited
Brooksville league recently, and or
ganized Epworth Leagues at New
Harmony, Spring Lake, Elfers and
Anona She is planning county
league conference.
President Garfield Evans of Suth-
L 4I,o Io1
presidents conference at Atlanta. He
| is a consecrated leader of our young
people and resides in Ocala District as
does Miss McMullen, of Largo. Rev.
J. Lawton Moon, vice president, is at
Clearwater, and the department edi-
tor and organizer at Ocala. Ocala dis
trict is well represented.
Mr.. E. A. Gallagher, Tampa Dis
trict Secretary, is the busiest league
man in the state, perhaps, for besides
his state Office, he is on several impor
tant committees, is first department
superintendent of his league at High
land Ave., and is president of Tampa
City Union. eff you don't always
hear from me, remember that | am
hard on my job" he writes. 1t is the
busy man who always does things.
Rev. F. E. Bridges, P. E., of Ocala
District, is rounding out his quadre-
mum and another must take his place.
He believed in the Epworth league and
his counsel and admonition has been
very much appreciated.
The league has splendid officer in
Treasurer C. w. Dudley, of Jackson
vile He is live wire and knows all
about league work.
1t is great pleasure to our leaguers
te know that the Evening Star is solid
flor prohibition. This will be a great
help to the temperance cause in Ocala
District.
uQincy League has the best report
this week. Beside other donations,
they sent $50 to the Orphanage last
month, at Enterprise. Theirs is a
wide awake league and has much in
terest in each department. They re-
GENTLY elected new officers. The bus
mess and social meeting was held with
Miss Genie Woodberry. After vocal
and instrumental music and games
refreshments were served.
All eyes are turned toward Suther-
land, where the next league confer
ence will be held in June. Lacquer
w. L. Irwin, of Alabama leaguedom.
says, inspiration brings perspiration,
Precipitation brings realization, and
retaliation brings organization.
With the seasons greetings to the
editor and all our readers the Epworth
League stands in readiness for news
which will be of interest to its friends
and an incentive for further activity
I"All for Christ"
Maude B. Little,
Department Editor and Organizer.