The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-08
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oeNhooliN llIS W Spelu lIle weekend
with her mother, returning to tina
city on Monday.
Capt. W. NJ. Miller, who has beer
lingering awhile at Summer Havel
Beach returned last week and il
spending a few days at home.
Mrs. G. W. Stubbs and children
who have been spending severa
weeks in Georgia, returned early il
the week.
Phillips Cash and Ebert BraddocE
again had a hand in the baseball
clubs victory at st. Augustine or
Monday, when the st. Augustine club
was defeated by score of to 0.
Col. J. Blaine SILVER motored over
to Palatka on Sunday evening hav-
ing as guests for the trip the Misses
Ruth Herlong, Anselina Burton and
Mr.. Oliver Chamberin.
There were good congregations at
both the morning and evening services
of the Methodist Church last Sunday
with the pastor present and preach
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cliff and their
little daughters returned on Saturday
from a visit of several weeks in the
mountains of North Georgia and the
Carolinas.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Williams re-
turned on Saturday from a stay Of
several months in New York and the
ocean beach resorts along the New
Jersey coast. most of which, however,
was spent at Asbury Park.
Phillips Cash and Ebert Braddock
have been called on considerably dur
ing the past few weeks to supply
places on the Palatka baseball team
and have participated in number Of
the winning games of that club.
Mrs. J. F. Rhoads has returned
from a visit of several weeks in Sa-
vannah and Jacksonville. While in
the former city she had the pleasure
of visiting a sister she had not seen
in many years and who was also Wis
iting in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Hale and the
children, who have been taking mo-
tor trip and camping through the
mountain regions Of North Carolina,
returned last week greatly refreshed
from a pleasant trip. They appear
however pleased to get home.
Miss Grill Burton who had been
acting as private secretary for the
late Thos. H. Stryker at his home in
Rome, n. Y, is to remain indefinitely
there by request of the heirs, as she
has a general knowledge Of his bus
ness matters and her services at this
time ere needed.
Mrs. J. F. Ganas of Huntington en-
tertained a large party of the young
er set on Friday evening of last week
in honor of her niece and nephew,
Miss Ophelia and Master George Cur
rie of Interlachen, who have been her
guests for week or more. Some
twenty young people were present,
and Mrs. Ganas was assisted IN the
entertainment by Miss Ruth HerIong
and her sister, Miss Ellnor Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Maull arrived in
he city from Jacksonville on Satur-
1av and have taken up quarters at
The home of Mr.. Maulls mother on
Prospect street, and where they Will
reside for some six or eight weeks
while Mr.. Maull is engaged IN over
7auling the machinery at the Crutch-
ieId & Voolfolk packing house. Miss
Mary Maull is with her parents. Char-
ev Maull, who is now chief asSlS-
ant to his father, is also here to as
list in experimenting the work.
Rev and Mrs. A. P. Pugh Of Pal
netto arrived in the city last Satur-
law and are guests at the Turner
4ouse, On Sunday Mr. Pugh occ4- .
lied the pulpit of the Baptist church'
preaching two able sermons. On .
Wednesday evening business meet
NO of the church was held to discuss
he advisability of extending a caH
q the reverend gentleman to become
pastor of the church, but with WhaS a .
,esuIt The News has not been able 10 .
earn, though it was the general opih-
on among those members seen pri9,f,
o the meeting that the call WoGIo
" extended. But Mr.. Pugh-what ne .
links about the matter is of most
he is evidently the party
q the contract that will determine
y " oIo. i ~, not he is TO settle in Cres-
ent CITY. The Baptist people are are
mite certain to want him, Rev Mr.
,urh is a dignifed, scholarly appear
no. man who might be taken either
or 4 preacher. an attorney or ph!II
ician. He has the professional
ook and carriage. and might be any
Dbere from 50 to 60 years OF age
Te is a gentleman who has filled m
,ortant pulpits in the south and that
q would consider Crescent City Is
ompIement to the place. The News
an wiwsh the Baptist people OF inc
lace no better luck than to express
he hone that they may be able 70
ersuade Mr.. and Mrs. Pugh to settle
mong us.