Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-12-07
POMONA NEWS

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,,.sor Ralph Gillian, the evan
w. nreached in the Congregation
.sarch every evening during the
,I' avcept Saturday. The congre-
;ncreased in number, and some
w. dod to his invitations. AS
p'I nossed Professor Gillian seems
strong and convincing in his
,'.ntation of the Gospel. He holds
s' attention of his hearers from the
mo TO the close of his sermon.
quiet and modest way he intro
his subject, and as he advances
-,os at times to an eloquence
rims and convinces his hearers.
Sunday at o'clock he spoke in
.burch to about forty or fifty
invitation. In the evening there
- nineteen of whom responded to
= capacity house. But few evan
sT,ts one meets could achieve in the
40 number of meetings the same
'..ess with the limited assistance
nj thus far has been his.
Miss Edna Byrons came from New
I,,yrna to pass the weekend at Ed
,ors Park. Miss Byrons is one of
10 sixth grade teachers in the pub
s,bool at New Smyrna. She re-
mined to that city this week.
The St. Johns Scenic highway
ubicb passes through Pomona, is be-
w. nrepared for the top finish of
Iroaen rock and tar. 1t is hoped
hat the work will be rushed, and the
new highway soon be made ready for
+ he travelling public.
Chase & Co. plan to ship two cars
I A oranges every day this week. The
FCbristmas market demands big ship
monts of both oranges and grape
f-,i+ The company has large
force of men and women at work in
tbe packing house.
Mrs. Dora Perry, who, for more
than week, was confined to her
home because of sickness, is able to
no cpt again. Her friends were glad
to see her at church last Sunday.
Professor Ralph Gillian visited Pa
latka last Friday in company with
Rev, E. H. Byrons and daughter.
Miss Martha New spent Thanks
giving at home with her parents. Her
friends here were pleased to see her
again. Miss New returned this week
70 take up her work as teacher in the
public school,
tn little granddaughter visiting
her grandparents at the home of FL
lott Dunn has been i'll the past week,
All hope for a speedy recovery
Mrs. R. C. Drisko and Miss c. H.
Eccles spent last Saturday in Pa
latka.
Rev. Elizabeth Rowland will re-
ceve several persons into the Con-
EDUCATIONAL fellowship next Sunday
as a result of the extra meetings
held mere by Evangelist Gillian.
Sylvester Middleton came home
from college last week to spend
Thanksgiving with his parents. After
a visit to St. Augustine he returned
to Gainesville.
The public school in this place was
closed last Wednesday for the rest OF
the week, and the teachers went home
to spend Thanksgiving.
Professor Gillian was a guest al
the Middleton home on Thanksgiving
day. He planned not only to have al
his family, but some of his friends
with him on that day.
Miss Jessie Tinsley is i'll at hel
home here and all hope that she will
soon be we'll and anong her friends
again.
Hhe Masons recently held com
muncation in Masonic hall.
Dr. Gillian expects to close hi
work here next Sunday and Superin
tendent Barber may visit Pomona
and look over the field and plan will
the church for a man who will go OF
with the good work. The presen
pastor, Rev. Elizabeth Rowland
closes her pastorate here in thre
weeks.
Little Bernice Tucker, who ha
been i'll, is much improved, and l
able to be about the house.
The town council met Monday eve
ming.
The Pomona league meets mex
Monday evening. Let all members b
present, as there will be an electio
Of officers for the ensuing year.
Don't forget to join the Communit
club of Welaka in improving the roa
between Pomona and Welaka.
Mrs. Morrison has been i'll durin
the past few days. The health of thl