Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-01-17
George Marcus.

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Our second child 'fs George Marcus
the Marcus in honor of the preacher
who married Mr.. Sunday, and myself.
George is in the building business in
Los Angeles, Cal. He was in the army
during the world war; served six
months overseas; was lieutenant in
the signal service and afterwards cap
tain in the reserves. He is married
and has two children-two little boys.
1--WE haye given our daughter.
Helen, and our son, George, both nice,
comfortable homes, and they are
happy and we rejoice with them"
".BilIy,' Sunday, Jr.
Then there is William, Jr.. just
twenty. He is in the insurance bust
ness in Detroit, Mich. He represents
the John Hancock company
Just then Rev. "Billy", interpolated
a moment to say he could not state
whether or not William, Jr, wrote as
bold a hand as the first John Hancock
did when he signed the declaration. =
." The Baby Boy.
"That brings us down to Paul our
14-year- -old boy, who lives with us at
winona Lake, Ind. Paul is perhaps
more like his father than any Of the
others-he is so studious and takes to
learning naturally" @
Mr.. Sunday, hearing this expression,
relative to his baby boy from the
mother, FASTENED to dig UP 9 photo of
Paul and hand to the reporter. If Paul
is. anything like the picture plays him
up to be, no wonder mother and father
are so proud of him. He attends the
high school and during the eighth
grade course made the highest mark
Of any boy in the grade. Just now he
Is nursing bruised shoulder, due, to
football, and seems to take as readily
to athletics as his famous father.
Winona Lake, Ind where the Sum
days live was originally laid off for a
summer chautauqua place. 1t contains
700 acres of land, located right on
beautiful lake. There are some 400 or
500 people living there. The chautau-
qua idea was abandoned in time, and
for 26 years there has been maintain
ed there. the Winona Bible conference
which draws its hundreds Of atten-
dants from all over the United States
and the world. About a year ago, Rev.
DR.. Dickey, head of the Bible confer
ence died, and since that. time Mrs.
Sunday has been the directing genius
Of the conference: She states that
they have just completed there at a
cost of $4,000 Bible tabernacle that
will seat 5000 people. They not
only own their home at Winona
Lake, but Mrs. Sunday, who is. some
thing of a business executive, recently
purchased several Of the houses ad-
jacent thereto, and has carried. out
some fine ideas of Civil beauty and de-
velopment in moving these houses and
reconstructing them. She is very. much
interested in civil growth and develop
ment, and spoke in glowing terms of
the magnificent park at Lake Winona
-. " A Good Pusekeeper. s'
do / like the work my husband is
engaged in? Yes, we have been to-
gether so long. that we love the work
and the people we meet everywhere.
For nearly q years he has been going
about over the country in the evan
gelistic work. OF course, could not
be with him all the time, but I had the
good fortune eleven years ago to Sc J,
cure treasure in the way of a house
keeper an ail-round helper in the per-
son of a young woman I came across
in Erie, Pa, the daughter Of q Penn
sylvania farmer. She understands, my
mode of running a home and keeps
things in shape and that allows me to
go with my husband nowadays. This
girl is thoroughly capable and poss-
esses a fine type of character. Her
name is Nora Lynn and everybody who
knows me and my homelfe knows,
Moro f..'. '.'.