The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-19
3'Biuy'' and "Mo''
Sunday Enjoying
Their Stay Here

The Rev. Billy" and Mrs. Sunday
are enjoying their life at the Prin-
cess Issena ami pronounce il an ideal
and homelike hotel
] Yesterday they were dinner guests
. of Mr.. and Mrs f w Grove and Mr.
and Mrs. F. L. Seeley at the Prin-
I cess. and when the News representa-
/ tive saw him and Mrs Sunday the
latter was anxioasly arranging Tor
dinner promptly. as she said Daddy
! could not preach Immediately after
dining
/ The appellation Ma which the
press Of the country has given 10 Mrs.
Sunday is entirely nuslea Ing Her
appearance is not in the least what
the title would Imply. One would BIC
apt to pirture Ma Sunday" as short
and fat. with the waist line entirely
lost When in fact, she is rather "a
handsome woman OF middle age. hav-
ing very pleasing personality ANA a.
genial manner
Mr. Sunday has just finished ser
les OF meetings in Fairmont M Na.
lie was lNtft lot SIX WEEKS anu rtst =
the meetings were very successful.
Mrs. Sunday with with him early iu
his campaign in Fairmont but she has
since been in California. having just
returned from the western trip. She
hopes to be here during the services
IN Daytona and Seabrcczc. but says
she must be at her hume in Winona
Lake. Ind, when the General Assem-
bly, Of the Presbyterian churches ol
the United States meet there ia May
To q representative OF the News
Mr. Sunday said that lis first meet
InEs in the Auditorium had been very
satisfactory to him. He said the Aud
itorium was a wonderful building for
town OF this size and said that his
reasons for having special taber
nacles built in many OF the cities
where he held meetings was that ~
lev Of them had appropriate auditor
iums II they had places that were
sufficiently large il was almost al
WAYS the case that the accuustIe were
so bad thai a person could not talk
in them night after night
Mr. sunday was asked II It vas mai
true that there was Jess enthusiasm
and demand for revival meetings than
formerly. and II It was not true that
he was receiving fewer Calls to The
big cities He said that neither was
. the case. that the great world war
had upset conditions by every ine oi
endeayor. bat thA9Sshe people So the
world were nov Awakening to the
fact that in the work of recoustr0c
ton thev needed religion and HAT
thew had nsver needed 1t more than
al the present time and in the pres
: ent work He said that conditions
! following the war made it almost ian
2 possible to carry on great religious
rampaigns. that the cities wer.
: crowded witch new building opera
z tions. mat materials ard lgbur wer
Is Nigh as to make the bsldjng 81
: temporary tabernscles impractcab]e
: thar were such bulldogs b. he under
taken III almost an cities the only
: place TO bc obtained TOR the purpa7,
2 would he away from the center o
z things where if would be diH~uf Ep'
people To assemble; that the teudage'
:. ia an cities was for activities To- cen
ter around the postotbce
Mr.. sunday said that he wa- vcr'
s thoroughly pleased with the Triple
s Cities and with ibe Princess las.HH
3 he said that the state owed q erea
: debt OF gratitude to the late a
: NJ Fgagler who had caught a wmaH