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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-10
SUNDAY sCHOTL CINVENTT0N
NUMBER 10 OWESHR

The sixth annual Sunday Scheel
convention of No. 10 township will
meet at Cannon's Creek church Sat
urday, August 18th, at 10 a. M. ras1
Song. ,.*!T -:y!x laSA :
Devotional; service BY Jno. G. Nesl.
Address OF welcome by Miss Lizzie
Neel
First Topic-What do you consider
the essentials Of good teaching? Rev.
L. P. Boland,, Jas. F. Epting. (
Song
seccnd-some Of the 8 eatest needs
of the Sunday School, s,ev. s. F.
Koon, T. J. Wilson.
Third-How to get the rural Sunday
school on the up grade and keep Is
going. Rev. J. ". White, F. F. Living
ston.
Song.
Adjournment for dinner.
Evening session at 1870:
Song.
Prayer by Rev. J. W. Carson.
Fourth-Is the Sunday school a
Human or Divine Institution? Rev.
J. J. Long, Rev. E. P. Taylor.
Song.
Fsfth-What Benefits do the Calren
receive from the Sunday school? Rev.
J. B. Harmon, T. A. Dominick.
sdxth-The Importance OF Home
Study in the Sunday school. Rev. J.
W. Carson, W. C. Dominick.
Song.
Each school is entitled to three de-
egates. A cordial invitatfon is ex-
tended to sll and it is especially hop
ed that the speakers will all be pres
ent.
J. A. C. Kibler, Organizer.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-10
Gard Of Thanks

Desiring to express our sincere ana
grateful thanks to the many friends
who so kindly and thoughtfuliy, by
word and deed, sought to comfort Us
with their sympathy during the last
fitness and at the death and burial CT
our loved one, Mrs. c. K. Baker We
take this public means of showing our
deep appreciation of their unselnsn
and faithful services. We assure eacn
one that the tender ministratlon OF
love and devotion will never be Tor
gotten. but that it will linger with US
as a bright ray that cheered the
gloom of the dark hour OF our us
tress.
Husband and Children
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-10
CHURCH OF THE RBDEEMER

fRev Edward Fulenwider, Pastor).
The following will be the program
of divine services at the Lutheran
church of the Redeemer next Sunday:
1915 A. M. The Sunday school
meets. All teachers and scholars are
especially urged to be present. the
members of the Sunday scnooi nor
NAL will attend the Sunday school,
ILLS A. N. The regular morning
seevice. The sermon will be preached
by DR.. Burt Smith. Dr.. Smith IS
splendid speaker and will have an In
tsresting message for all.
j, $3.50 P. M. The union service aad
mass meeting Of Sunday school work
'ers. Mrs. E. C. Cronk viii make ene
address. Mrs. Cronk needs no intro,
duetion to- Newberry audiences.
The public is cordially Invited 10
all the services.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-10

street
1s3-15-Caldwell, James D., New
berry.
21S-55o-Russell, Ed Lee. Whit
m;re.
21s-91-Dickert, Eddie Jesse, New.
berry.
221-1727-Bouknight, Oscar Berley
Newberry, 14O4 Drayton st.
233-2119-Hare, Willie Wilson
Silverstreet.
235-74s-Long, William, Newberry
Rs.
2se-2ss-Harris, O'Dell, Newberry
2S1-ss5-Wallace, Julius, Whit
nire.
3335-Pitts, Hezzie, NeWberry.
2S9-493-James, Andrew, Whit
mire.
2sA923-Taylor, n. NJ, Prosperity
-3s1-Tucker, Henry, Newberry
2o5-353-Rizer, John, Newberry.
317-1543-Sligh, Bennie, Prosperi-
t.. ..
. 32+356-Ross, Isam, Newberry.
-90o-Nance, W. D., Prosperity.
343-S-Boozer, Robert Guy, New
berry,
SS3-171e-Ammons, William Her
bert, Newberry.
-25-Crotwell, James Calvin
Ncwberry,-R g.,
ss7-1712-White. George, Blairs>
01-S5s-Hamm, George ], Pros
;perity
s44-Aiter, James, Prosperity:
41s-1a2 = Pool, Jordan McVay'
Nevberry. =
4fs-sssewise, Robert King. Pros
perity> @
421-222-Cary, Thomas, Newberry'
:. 10s-s52-Lyaes,Nsd., W7hitaaiEe.s
113-S01-Byfd, Willie. Whitmire.
371-15Asummer, Charles Forest,
Newberry.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-10
DIR, HENRY SNYDER TO SPEAK
WEBER'S GROVE SATURDAY

Dr.. Henry n. Snyder president or
Wofford college will speak at Webber's
grove in No. 8 twopship on Saturday
at II O'Clock. This is one of the meet
ings that has been called by the coun-
Gil of defense and the public is invited
to come and hear DR.. Snyder. There
is no doubt that he is one of the finest
sneakers in the State and when be
talks he has something to say
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-10
Two Pleasant Receptions

On Tuesday night Mrs. H. NJ. Bry-
son entertained in honor of her Sis
ter, Miss Gladys Marlborough, of9Mu!-
lins' S. c. Ice cream and cake we've
served. The following young people
were present: Misses Cora Ewart,
May and Mildred Tarrant, Sara Davis,
Mildred Johnson of Manning, Anna
Coe Keitt, Mallie Sigh, Dutch Fant,
Margurite Spearman, Messrs. Johnny
Kinard. Marion Blease, Tince DAVIS
Ollie Brown John Floyd, Foster Smith
Oscar Summer. Wilbur Sale aas
Douglas Hornsby.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-10

On Wednesday morning Miss Cora
Ewart entertained in honor of ner
guest, Miss Mildred Johnson, OF Man
ming, Miss Gladys Marlborough OF
Mullins and Miss Louise Zobel OF Co
lumbia. Others present were Misses
Sara Davis, Harriette Mayer, May and
Mildred Tarrant, Dutch FAINT, Anna
Coe Keitt, Margurite Spearman, Mar
gherita Matthews, Louise and bru-
nellie Perry. Selma Crotwell, Mary
Klettner, Roberta Mann, FRANCES
Houseal Mary Frances Cannon, JAMIE
F4owie, Nancy Fox, Hulda Lonsshore'
Grace Wilbur, Mallie, Slight, laHnia
Kinard Mary Wheeler, Mildred Pur-
rel, and Azile Parr. The young Ia
dies had an enjoyable time at the
seven table of rook. The charming
hostess served sandwiches aad sea'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-10

A startling story Of half brothers Is
thrillingly told in "The Price OF
Pride" which is to be seen at the
opera house, executed by Carlyle
Blackwell, June Elvidge and Evelyn
Greeley. If you are looking for thrills,
surprises, splendid acting, a swiftly
moving story, a splendidly staged
drama, see "The Price Of Pride" Mon
day. The story deals with the life
and adventures of two half brothers
who grow up without knowing each
other but look alike as two peas
They meet under strange and start
ling circumstances.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-10
Kings. Creek Grave Yard

ALL who are interested IN KING $
ereek grave yard will please meet
there Tuesday, August the 24tA at
$50 a. N.
W G.. Brown.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-10

s.eea lbs. Crimson Clover seed-For
san at &c der lb., delivered at
Prosperity .or iNsshessssgssc.. Asaa'
Burr Glover at sl,S5 Per ba: IA:
.-Nicfols,. Prosperity, SIC. rnohs
1904, rrosperity> 7-z'-l'p
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-10

Newberry, S24 O'Neal st.
10s-1236-Floyd, John Yancy, New
berry.
-4s2-Blaekwell, coker James
Whitmire.
107-1s- -CrSmer, Fred julian, New
berry, Main seS
1os-s27NJaylor, olin, Prosperity
112-1751 = Franklin, -Lonnie Will
liam, Newberry.
121-1S2-Trakas, Spero P, New
berry $40 Main St.
122-1771-Leopard, James John
New berry. 1909 Langford St.
125Efoso-Lindler, Eddie, Prosper
iay.
1so-2s2s = Baxter, Eddie Blairs
Route l.
1s1-1ss6-Irby, John Manuel, Chap
pells.
132-22SSL SSLOavls, James, y oeii y
Route 5.
1s5-117-oAer. vannoir clelana
Kinards.
1ss-223s-Adsms, Clarence Fred
die, Pomaria. 7
14o-75-Hoof, Henry Mayer, New
berry, 1412 Vincent st.
-14lzlslS-Cleekley, Daniel, New
berry, as2 Williams St
14s-14sS-Krepps Adam Nathan
iel. Little Apuntsin.
,,.te; lt4.7al-'a't' Marx SsT's''''
14s-2sso4bbyson, Jacob Ollie, Mollo-
hon Mill. e, ="
14sa-7ss-wilson, George Calhoun,
NewbeErs..,. ;. s;. "a.
>147-154s.Kinapd, Geo. Ernest,
Prosperity.
14s-2so-Jaeksons Tom, Newberry.
i15s-223o-Werts, Forest; Newber-
islGi5ss-sssss;. Daniel. u. 1lrIng,: :
c1 tc1. Prosperity. 50 -. -. -.
"1s2-542esRice, Guy, Whitmire..
1s7a-25s5-Davis, Bennie, NewbeT-
~.
1ss-2124-Holmes, William, Chap
peAs.
17l~1sSg-Gary, Lee, Newberry.
172-2ss-Kincaid, Will, Newherry.
~17s.17ss-Knisat, Benjamin 10y
less. Newberry.
1s3-2b17-HaE&e1l, Geo. Rufus,
Little Mountain.
1S6A2OOS-scarborough, Francis
Judson,, Newberry.
.1s7@2414-Prater, Lewie Edmund
Ssss-Wheeser, Cyril Keister'
Prosperity.
lss-2s31-Lyles, Otis, Pomaria.
1s9-12SS-BHrton, Melvin, Newber-
ry =
Z 2o4-sos--Boozer, James E, Pros
perity::'
2os-2e7s-Dawkins, Eugene, New
berry R
2fs~S1S-Colenan, Nelson, New-
berry.
214s2o-Glenn, Arthur, Whitmire.
225-2ss2-Singiey, John Jacob, Po-
d a2s-2577-Rug, Henry Holland,
Nwberry.
2se-se2-Maehis, Charley Marks,
Prosperity.
$40 24oe1211-Perdew, william Mitch
esl, Prosperity.
24,-s25rorr, Samuel Wilson,
Whitmire.
24-9osNDavenport, John Frank
lin. Newberry, r 4.
245-z4ss4-Summer. Frank jessie,
Molholoh MiN.
249-127S-8oozer, Archie, Eewber-
rs. R !.
25o-17s1-Rushton, Heber, Newber-
rS.
254%Boozer, Henry r., Eewber-
ry.
-255fsso-oolman, Harris GILLIAN:
pelis. "a . =
s11171+-Thosnss, jim Rai, Reirs,
3 L
$3.50 Roof, Joe. whitmire,
2ss- -dlss1Hair, Johnnie Prosper ?
itys-
2s4-44o-srock> Willie Ttomss,
Whasnsrs:
. 3S514s5-sease, M I'd, = John
Claude, Little Mountain
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-10
269-2336-Robertson, George, P

269-2336-R George, Po-
maria
27O-1275-Bob, Sam, Newberry.
275-S41--Dennis, Osborne Frank,
Prosperity.
283-1314-Gary, Bibbis, Newberry.
2S5-16SS, Henderson, Thomas,
Blairs, Rt. /. !,
2S7L143O-Wilson, Luther, Helena.
2so-244s-Douglas, Ernest, Pros
pcrity.
! 2s2-135S-Reeder, ESns, Silver
street. q
2ss-2s7s-cameron, Chester Alap-
10. Mollohon Mill
-2553322-Dillard, Wade, Newberry,
Rs i
:G4-2396-Goss, Grover Cleveland,
Mcllohcn Mill.
06-s7o-DaNing, Tommie, Pros
Perity.
q 312-2055 - Mendenhall, James,
Newberry.
325-112-Morris, Nathan, Newber-
rv
332a-S05-Bendenbaugh, Jefferson
Holland, Prosperity. -
332b-11-Buford, Munson L., New
berry.
33e-12S7-Burton. John, Newberry-
342I765-Jones, Samuel Lewis,
Ne%berry.
35o-1722 - Bouknight, Alpheus
Eargle, Newberry.
351-s57-Brown, Sam, Prosperity.
3:3-1744-Davis, James Arthur,
Newberry.
359-21S4-Williams, Yancy, Chap
pells;
3e2-21s6-Johnson, Jacob James.
Klrards.
ses-15s5-Pitts, Clinton Bishop,
Chappells.
sss-55s-seymore, Henry Williams,
Whitmire.
372-12s1-Beyd, Arthur, Kinards
s75-1o57-Swittenberg, Cleo, Pros
perity.
37s-125S-Reeder, Claude Abrams,
Newberry, r L.
:. 3so-3SS - Todd, Pink, NeTberry.
r F D.
~3ss-51e-Milwood. Albert, Whit
3Ss-17s0-Butler, Johnnie Samson,
Newberry.
3s2-20S1-Watkins, irwin Quattle-
baum, Chappells.
; ssS-2231-Williams, John Henry,
Newberry, Rt. 3.
sS-21se-Wilson, Jim, Chappells.
462-705-Wessinger, John Ben
nett, Newberry, R 8.
4G4-2263-Lominick, Ila Lee, Po-
maria.
4O5-2O53-Lake, Raymond, NeWbes-
~. R 4.
4O9-2023- -Shealy, Jesse Solomon.
Prosperity, r 6.
410-2566- -Kinard, Osborne Lee,
Fl osperity.
412-1S66-Dominick, Willie Edward,
NeTberry.
413-1S08-T Zimmerman, John Tai
bert, Newberry.
17-17S3-Padgett, Ramsey, New
berry.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-10
13O Men Fail to Pass !,
The Physical Examination
List ofThose Who Did Not Pass the Physical Exon'i
= ngtion Before the County Exemption Board.


:, pleted its examination OF the 42s men
who had. been called in the draft for
: NsyDeksy county. >iso were not ac-
.,ceptsd on account of physical defect.
That list is printed herewith. About
so faiNSlo answer the call. Some 9a
these hsa enlisted in the service since
the. draft was made and OF course
were not expected to answer the CALL
Those who did not answer and had no'
enlisted are now subject to indict-
menf and punishment. That list is
also printed. e
! OfaSaose who passed the physical,
>sest about go per cent are claiming ex-
emptRn for one cause or another the
!. county board will begin its sitting
l,this morning at ten o'clock to pass up
on the exemptions. This boapd has
onls to do with exemption on the
sreund of dependents in the family
who need the drafted man to support
them. Exemptions for occupations
= and all pappeals are to be heard BY the
district board.
!. Ut can not therefore be determined.
yet whether or not the quota to be
ssrnishedDy Nevberry under this call
has A BIN selected or not. 1t will
probably take another call T. get tbs {
. requisite number. Our quota was sl1
:. and we had credit for 81 weo had vol
Aunteered leaving 21a to be selected
MAT this time. We>ate also entitled to
sSs S Credit for the nufnber'who have enlist
ed since this call 'slas made but that
Z number is very small: -
:. a3sss-price, ,@~claade crossoa,.
Newberry, Rt ?.
s-45s-D=vis,sRob Robert Guy, Whit
mires
s s~s54-etesen, Byrd Tillsr. Pros
e perity. K
7-lss4-James, Willie, NeEberry.
y Rt s. Box42. -
s-1es5-King, Hepfy Campbell
Newbegry. j. :.
11-n455-James, Tommy, Nttlfe
: Mountain. -
1e--1z52-Fulmer; Wahe Leonard,
Mewberry, Daisy St
~, a[ss7-Porterfeld, Robert s., Jr.-,
.Newberry, Caldwell st
= 25-S7s-sims, Wesley, Whfsmire.
3a-5ss-Butler; Ernest, Whitsmire
s7-5sS-Propes, Lee A, Whitnnire.
ss-z45s-watts, 5esse,- Nembsrry.
154s-Ruff; George, whitmsse.
: A-7557McMorris, Foster, Kinards'
RI 3.
51-1sss&- spraspn, John, New
: berry -
541s7s-Dawkins, charlsys~ Blsirs,
Rt l.
57-775-wilson,: Ernest james.
NeT1erry, Rt 8 ~.-gz,.
s1<iess-rriDots, samuel ss'vs:a7| a
s2s1pBoozer, Mark N,,IProspes.|
sty. 4 p ~
sS1sssAeafney, R0eess, PAIRS
R1/1..
71-.sIEvsns, Everett Marshall, 5r
Neveetzg 1919 Bdunaery St
7s-17ss-Iackson, Robert Frank
Newberry. = "a
\ 7+i54s-Boinssf. Thaddeus raar-
ems Prosperity E |
77-ss4JTasaor, John T., Prospsr-
-25o1-saeer, elerznont, New
'Sss.. ss-l17sEcoshelly, Joe prsSasn.
Prosperity. \
s4L2s74Buzhardt Clarence Ed
gene, Newberry. RES
-732a-EAl, James, NewbesEy. |
ss-14o-sligh. Bunyan, sNewberry;
RI. Y,
1o1-1s22-croach, Beasas1an Ttlf'
nsan, SilEerssreets-
1o1a-17s3 - Bouknight, David
Griffin, 'NeWberry.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-10

The following are the numbers that
did not answer The call. OF this num-
ber we happen to know that the fol-
lowing are already in the service and
there may be others: Ellesor Adams,
F, NJ. Ewart, Nicely Cromer, L. E. Dun
bar, ]. D. Caldwell, Eddie ]. Dickert,
o. B. Bouknight, W. H. Ammons, ]. c.
Crotwell, ]. M. Pool, R. K. Wise, c. r.
Summer. We could not find the fol-
lowing which were given to us as
among those " ho failed to answer the
call: 2e4, 2s15, is, 81, 1so.
S-1s7S-Davis, James, NewbeTfy,
1s-1572-Cole, Richard Eugene,
Chappelis.
So-420-Adams, Ellesor, Whitmire.
31-s45-Barley, Jack, Prosperity.
47-10.-Medlin, ASthur, Newberry'
sA514-Lynn, John Robert, Whit
1906 Copeland, John Henry
Wtitmire.
-513-Lovelace, Samuel Newton
Whitmire.
124-4s-Ewart, Frank Motheral,
New berry, 2o2s tombstone St.
14s-147e - Fulper, Ward Smith,
Little Mountain.
2s22-HoopeS Jesse. Pomaaa,
1s7-2455ss- -qFomeES Neely" Jenkins
NerJerry.
1SS@552-Scott. James Pinckney.
Wbitmire. -
1S7-2Ss5-Dunbar, I0omis Elbert'
N.wberry.
! 1ss-a4s2Keeaer; Marcus, Newber'
'ry 80
: 1ss-21esHBrown, Fred, Silver
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-17
JAMES E. THOMPSON
DIES AT HOME HERE
i
PROMINENT WINTER RESIDENT
OF SEABREEZE PASSES AWAY
At HIS BEAUTIFUL HOME ON
halifax AVENUE.

James f. Thompson. we'll known
kinter resident Of Halifax avenue,
died last night about 10: 80 at his beau
tiful Seabreeze home after an illness
Of several weeks at the age of so
years.
Mr.. Thompson, whose northern
home was Cincinnati. O.. has been
amending his winters in Florida for
many years, coming to Daytona TO
stay at the Prince George hotel each
season until he purchased the Seq
breeze property and built the present
Thompson home about five years ago
Since that time Mr. and Mrs. Thomp-
son have lived III Seabrea re for abcu.
eight months OF every year and have
made many frields among the. neigh
bors on the peninsula.
During his years of residence
here. Mr.. Thompson acquired large
amount Of property in this vicinity.
Besides several good building lots on
the peninsula, he Ov ned large tract
along the river fror, in Holly Hill
which he has had improved to a large
extent and on which he had plance |
the expenditure Of much more work.
MIR. ThOnpson's friends knew him as
a Christian gentleman in every way
His pleasant greeting for those he
met was appreciated and admired and
all in this vicinity deeply reyre. lis
demise and extend their synDatny tc
his widow He was foremosi mem
Der Of st. Mary Episcopal church
of Daytona, and 1t tie time If his
death. was vestryman and treasurel
of the parish.
For many months. the late Mr.
Thompson has not enjoyed good healtt
and nearly a month ago he became il
and confined 10 his home and has SLOW
vi failed since that time He has beef
under care of DR. j +. Fsch
Beside the widow, Mr. Thompson
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-17
DR.. SAMUEL EASTMAN TO
DELIVER SERMON AT
CONGREGATION CHURCH

DR. Samuel +. Eastman, pastor of
the Park church of Elmira. n Y, Will
deliver the sermon at the IL O'Clock
morning service at the Congregational
church Sunday. DR.. Eastman has adj
ded additional fame to the pulpit al
ready made famous through the min
istry of Thomas X. Beecher. At the
Sunday night service at 100 O'Clock
Rev VIM \. Drew. pastor OF the
church will preach on Americans
\ musical program will be given by
the choir ana soloists. Sunday school
will meet at 9:4o a. m, and the
Young Peoples society of Christian
f.ndeavor at .43 p. N.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-17
LADIES' AID TO HOLD
MARTHA WASHINGTON PARTY

The Ladies' Aid society of the Day
tona Beach Methodist church will hold
Martha Washington party next
Thursday evening at the banquet hall
of the church building on the cor
ner Of Seabreeze avenue and Peninsu-
la drive
All church members and friends are
invited to attend and it is hoped that
as many as possible will be in cos
tune for the evening. A similar party
took place year ago at the church
and was pleasant entertainment. Re
Treatments will be served by the Ia
dies.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-17

leaves one daughter and son-inlaw
and one grandchild
The funeral services will take place
at the home probably on Monday and
VIII be private. The remains will be
inferred in the Baggett- Wetherby vault
In Plnewood cemetery until spring
when they will be taken north.
*Ihe town of Seabreeze desires bids
Tor the grubbing. clearing and grad
ing OF the Elps boulevard from river
TO ocean. profile blue prints and spec
lncatlonS may be seen at the Office
OF G X. Gillette. town clerk. Bids
Will be opened at regular council meet
ing. Monday, March s.
ffs-W vi
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-17
:. :. :. :. !. :. X = :. 4 .
REV. e. 3. PATTERSON .
VISITOR TO METHODIST .
EPISCOPAL CHURCH .

The Rev +. Booth Patterson. d. d..
lately of London. England, will preach
at the Methodist Episcopal church at
HOO a IN. Sunday morning. DR.
Patterson is d man of ability and pow
er and is we'll known throughout the
eastern states Rev. j. +. Pickard
viii take for his topic at 7:30 The
Voyage OF Life" A cordial invitation
is extended to all. especially strans-
ers in the city. TO attend the Sunday
school classes a 9 10 a. m The usual
weekly prayer meeting will be held
"Wednesday night at 1:3o p IN. n
chicken pie supper viii be given by
the Ladies Aid society in the Enworth
hall on Tuesday evening. beginning
at ; O'Clock ana continuing until All
are served
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-17
SERVICES AT FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday services at the Seabreeze
First Baptist church will be held u
the usual hours tomorrow
At 8: 45 in. the morning an enthusi-
astic bible class will be conducted by
Rev c. f. Bisbv At HOO the pastor,
Rev VIM. +. Baker. Will present the
subject Personal Work" in his ser
mon.
At 700 in the evening lie will speak
on Fidelity
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-17
H|'IRRCt),trrtR
l|g Qotf9 M Ag

There will be service tonight under
the gospel tent on North Beach street
and three services will be held Sun
day, the first at 100 in the morning.
The service at O'Clock in the after
noon will be for men and boys only
At the Z O'Clock service the evangelist
will preach on objectionable Sin.
The Sunday night service will proba-
bly, close the meeting.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-17
sEABREEzE
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Mrs. w. 3. Hatch has returned from
A trip of several weeks to Cuba and
other parts Of the West Indies. Mrs.
Hatch enjoyed her trip through these
neighbOring islands with party OF
friends and came in Thursday on her
return home
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Judge and Mrs. Isaac A. Stewart. of
DeLand came over from the county
seat to spend the day Friday They
stopped for few hours at the Gray
Gables, Judge Stewards large house
on the beach front above the Hotel
Clarendon
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r. L. Sherman. Of New York City.
arrived Friday afternoon for short
stay here. Mr. Sherman is now en-
jOying his fourth trip to the sunny
South and his first trip to Seabreeze.
Mr. and Mrs 3. Cooley, OF Galena
Kan, arrived Friday to spend few
days at the home of their relatives Mr.
and Mrs F. Stengle in the Geneva
on the corner Of Ocean boulevard and
Palmetto street
Ii NJ Norwich. OF Hartford Conn,
left Friday afternoon for z visit to the
west coast of the state. He will re-
turn here however, TO spend a few
weeks after his present trip.
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The Mystery Explained,

Clifton Hess, an employee Of the
Pennsylvania railroad at SheiEyville,
Ind, relates the Indianapolis News,
looked out the window of the freight
depot the other day and noticed a
woman. A half hour later he looked
again and still saw the woman. She
had changed her position only slightly,
moving down the railroad track a few
feet. She seemed to be strolling leis-
urely along, covering about a foot a
minute.
Curious to determine the reason for
her actions, Hess walked outside to
get a better view. Then it was all
explained. The woman had a big
Rhode Island Red rooster with a
string tied to his leg. There had
evidently been leaky car of wheat
along the railroad, and the rooster, OBJ
liviOus to all else, was calmly filling
his craw while the woman kept up
with the procession.
Later on during the day the good
news must have spread, for there ap-
peared on the scene several other
chickens with owners attached to
them by strings. AS the ground be-
came clean the procession slowly
moved from view.