The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-30
INTERLACHEN NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bishchoff enter.
tained the young people with a jolly
social at their country home last
Friday evening.
An unusually pleasing song ser.
vice followed the c. E. hour at the
Congregational church Sunday even.
ing. In addition to the familiar
hymns in which choir and congrega.
tion joined, the following special
numbers were given:
Anthem, make A Joyful Noise,
! choir.
Duet, eve Shall Enter Through
the Gates of Gold" Mr.. and Mrs. Ba.
sci.
Hymn, ASHAMED of Thee," Misses
Fraser and Coburn, Messrs. Green
and Sanderson.
Duet, zone Sweetly Solemn
Thought" Messrs. Green and Sander
son. The responsive service was con-
Quoted by Mr.. C. E. Currie, and ar
inspiring sermon was given by the
pastor, Rev. J. Ross Greene.
Monday evening sextette of col.
ored singers from Fessenden school
gave concert in the A. M. E. church
and their rendering of the real "old
time" plantation melodies was great
ly appreciated by their white audi
ence.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Savage and
their small son left Tuesday for their
home in New Haven. Mr.. and Mrs
W. D. Hodson, members of the Saw
age party. started two days earlier.
Capt. Allan Mcintyre and his neph-
ew, Mr.. James Mcintyre. of Canada
are guests this week of Mrs. Jenkins
Mr.. and Mrs. Basel, of Wisconsin
who are touring through the South
in their automobile, spent Sunday
here. The Basels have their car fit
ted up and perfectly appointed with
all conveniences for house keeping
and are enjoying an ideal trip
Mrs. c. l.. Barrett went to the
Worley Sanitarium in st. Augustine
Monday, for the removal of cataract
from her left eve.
Mrs. Chas. Bischoff is spending sew
eral DAYS this week with her daugh-
ter GLADYS, in Palatka.
Mrs. J. M. Jones and Miss Alice
Bradstreet went to Palatka Monday
to attend the ceremony of conferrlnp
deacon's orders upon Rev. johnson OF
Moonstone.
Chas. Francis, Miss Bessie Moore
and Miss Coburn were among Mon,
davis business visitors in Palatka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arden F. Jones went
TO Jacksonville Tuesday, where Mr.
Jones will enter the Rogers Santa,
! rum to complete the cure of his lee
which was so badly fractured eleven
weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Currie. Misses
Flinor Esmes and Clara Kephart
Mr.. end Mrs. Jack Story Miss Gillett
and Corey Hester motored to Palatk.a
Saturday night to see the JOHNNIE
Jopes shows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley of Ohio, who
have spent the winter farther south
are now guests of Mrs. Rosa Rich
ardson.
The following newspaper clipping
will have an interest to the people
of Interlachep. Mr.. VIM. L. Lyon
was born and spent his early years
IN lnIerlacHeIl. ne was d ooll VI 'iiN
late Richard F. Lyon:
civilian L. Lyon. first lieutenant
of Company L, of the Fifth Georgia
was ordered, with the rest of the
command, to Canutilla. which is in
Texas-in the Big Bend country
Lieutenant Lyon went to this formid-
able sounding locality prepared to
fight Mexicans, or at the least taran-
tulas.
"But strange are the ways of prov
idence. and truly (ss the copybooks
have it) Cupid's happy hunting
ground ranges from nole to pole. in
c,uding a'l the world. and part of
Tevas. It happened that the town
with the homeopathir medicine name
is in that part of Texas. Where
fore Lieutenant Lyon came face to
face with his fate.
"That is, he caught up with fate.
Fate for the nonre took on the PnlSe
Of Miss Flenore McCamack. daughter
of wealthy Texas ranchman. On
fateful morning in January, she
was urging her active little cow
ponv nearer and nearer the Dead LINE
dividing the Land of the Free from
ion tar q n