The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-19
POMONA NEWS.

SlStanU Ill L Ul1lOlid SSHooit SP> /,
week end with friends in Orlando.
E. l.. Brannon of Arcadia was in
town early in the week attending to
business.
Mrs. M. z. Smith has returned to
her home in Columbia, Pa, having
been guest of c. A. Smith and
family for several weeks.
Jack McDavids of Green Cove
Springs is spending the week with
his friend Talmage New.
O. S. BowdN guest of the Miller
House is enjoI ng a visit OF several
weeks in St. tersburg.
Mr.. and MI Seaborn Johnson OF
Falatka spent( lnday at the home OF
his father, Mp. johnson.
Miss Wreatha Martin came up from
Seville Saturday for visit with
Miss Natha New.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson re-
turned late last week from a VISIT
with relatives and friends IN DeLano
and New Smyrna.
R. Bushnell of DeLand spent sew
eral days in town recently putting
number of pianos in tune, and do
| ing necessary repair work. Mr:
Bushnell is timer and musician OF
rare ability, and people in this VI
cinity are fortunate in securing MS
services.
Mrs. H. A. Irish has for her guest,
her sister Mrs. F. W. Blynn of De-
troit. Mich. Mrs. Blynn is pleas,
antlv remembered as having visited
here two years ago.
Mrs. C. A. Smith and Joseph
Thompson are on the sick list this
week, and their friends hope to see
them out again soon.
The following announcement taken
= from a Savannah paper will be Of
, interest to friends here. "Mr. }
Frank Hagan of Hubert, Georgia,
announces the engagement of his
daughter Eva, to Mr.. William
burst of New York City. The wed
; ding will take place in the earl!
I spring" Mr.. burst is at presen
! visiting his brother Samuel D1rst o
. this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moreland of syria
g cuse, N. Y, were guests at the MID
dleton House last week, and wer
:, much pleased with Pomona and 1t
/ people.
v Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryals are re
n ceiving congratulations on the brit
Il of a son last week.
d C. A. Smith is busy on his garag
: and repair shop, and expects betor
S MANY weeks to be open for business
The Cook packing house has finisf
o ed shipping for this season, and clos
re ed Saturday. Middleton's packln
'e house will continue to run for SON
s. time yet.
u Mrs. w. S. Middleton and tW
- children have returned from a to-
81 weeks visit in Jacksonville, st. r
~ tersburg and Tampa.
ID 2. A. Jumper and Miss Marie PoN
a ell arrived Tuesday from Carruther
!. vile, Mo. Mr.. Jumper comes to loo
a. at property in this section, and lit
- Miss Powell to spend the remand
m of the season with her brother al
I'd sister who have recently purchased
'e. home here.
#. Friday evening of this week Pro
- Eigel and the pupils of the Hil
School will give a BOX Social al
n short entertainment for the ben
or fit of the school library. Each La
is requested to bring box or ba
ket of lunch for two and a go
/ time is assured all who attend.
n admittance will be charged.
nh Mrs. H. A. Perry led a splendid
w E. service Sunday evening, the su
~ iect being "The Solid Foundation
M Life" There was appropriate m
sic and a large attendance. Preac
ing service every Sunday morning
1890 to which all are cordially W
- coined.
The c. E. Social Friday event
was a financial as well as a soc
success, and enjoyed by a large nu
Der of people. The program &C
sisted of the following numbers,
well arranged and rendered: NJ
Beulah Irish as Columbia, and ca
sey Green representing Uncle 81
- received their friends both Amerlc
- and Foreign, in costume, who ga
the audience much valuable inform
II ton as to the programs OF ChflSt
Endeavor in different counties: M
Florence Williams entertained W
a reading, and Miss Mary Morris
gave one of her delightful mo-
iogues. The musical numbers w
vocal a solo by Miss Powell, vo
duet, Misses Beulah Irish and Fl
ence Williams, vocal solo, Rev. r.
White, and Victrola music by II.
Perry. Mrs. CORTLAND Middle
was accompanist for the. EVEN
Prof. Eigel gave splendid talk
Lincoln, the day being Llnc %,
Birthday, followed by hymn 81
BY the audience and closing pra
Iby Rev. R. S. White. The 500
- committee served refreshments
- cake and coffee, after which a sh
= social hour was spent. The comm
. tee deserve mich praise in their pr
Til aration and management of the AFT