Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-11-06
Ii>in1iLAChEN NEWS.

WIN Cne HrSC OuHudy Ill NONeIuUelJ
a change has been made in the eve
ring service at the Congregational
church. Instead of the young peo-
pies praise service, the pastor, Rev.
S. B. Ross, will continue series OF
addresses on the Old Testament, which
was interrupted by the adoption of
the praise service last spring. The
third Sunday of each month will, as
usual, be given to special musical
service
Rev. Reeves and his daughter, Miss
Ruth, went to Francis Saturday, Mr..
Reeves to fill his appointment in the
NJ. E. church there. They returned
home Monday.
Mrs. Henley, of Savannah, has re-
turned to her home after a pleasant
visit with her sister, Mrs Geo. An
derson.
Miss Marie Davidson of Philadel-
phia was a guest last week at the
home of her uncle, Captain Asa Ha-
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl London, with
their three little children, accompanied
by Mr.. J. C. Coover, all of Erie, Pa
arrived here last week, after an in
teresting trip in their car, and are
guests of Mrs. London's parents, the
J. B. Kepharts.
Mrs Eva Shaw returned to Jack
sonville last week, terminating very
pleasant visit with old friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Ewing are home
again, from their Summer vacation,
and their cosy cottage home is open
once more. The Gary-Lee cottage
also is occupied, Mr.. and Mrs Gary
Lee, with their little ward, "Arby'
Jones, having recently arrived.
Captain and Mrs. Maley, who were
members of our Winter colony sew
eral years ago, are with us again and
have taken Mrs. Stiles cottage,
"Edgewood," for the season.
Mr.. D. Fulton came down from
Jacksonville Tuesday, to remain sew
eral days, looking after property III
terests.
Mr.. W. B. Sanderson, who spent
last winter in the northland could not
resist the lure of the sunny South, and
is with us again. Mr.. Sanderson
plans to travel about through the
State this season, but will tarry here
for a week or two, a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Jones.
C. S. hester went home to Evins-
ten over the weekend, his place in
the railroad office being filled by his
brother, Frank Hester, while he was
absent.
A jolly Halloween party was en-
joyed by the children at the country
home of William Schaetfer last Fri
day. Many Halloween tricks and
games were enjoyed, and also leafs
suited to the witching season.
Misses Eva Sleap and Matte Wy
lie varied the school routine last Fri
day by giving their pupils Hallowe-
'en program, followed by treat Of |
apples and other goodies" The |
school room was gayly decorated with |
black cats and other ap-
prcpriate symbols, and the children
greatly enjoyed the novelty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary-Lee and Rev.
S J. Townsend mOtored over to Day
tona Saturday to spend the weekend.
Captain and Mrs. V. c. johnson, Of
N. s., who enjoyed the hunt
ing season in this vicinity last year,
have returned again to Florida. They
have taken a cottage at Melrose for
the season, and plan to make many
hunting trips to lnterlachen.
Among the business visitors to Pa
tatka in the past few days were Dr.
l.. A. Woener, Mrs. Hammit, J. B,
Kephart, ]. C. Coover, C. London,
Mrs. Talbot, Messrs. Chas. and Her.
bert Tolbot, Mr.. and Mrs. Schwer@,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schaetfer, Mrs. ].
Vi. Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. James
oY,,hort