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Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Payne Highly Honored On Leaving for SouthMr. and Mrs. C. N. Payne have Sample, moderator; E. K. Thomp-just returned to their home orison, S. _S. Bryan, Charles RGulf Stream% avenue, where theywill spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Payne have been spending i great portion of their summer ir their old home at Titusville, Pa. where, just previous to their de parture for their winter in Sara sota a very brilliant reception was held for them at which their man old friends expressed their esteen: and friendship for the couple.From 7:30 till 9 o’clock one eve ning a short time ago the dozen: of old friends of Mr. and Mrs Payne were received in the beau tif ully decorated chapel of thlt; First Presbyterian Church in Tit usville, Pa., where they wished Mi and Mrs. Payne godspeed aiv happiness on their southern tri] and for their return to the nortl again next spring.The chapel was profusely decc rated with great baskets of chry santhemumus, jars of roses, grea' bowls of autumn flowers, and vase of individual buds.During the evening a beautifull; adorned memorial, bound in leathe* and embossed in gold was present ed to the guests of honor, com memorating the long and beautifu relationship of Mr. and Mrs. Payn in the church.The Memorial briefly stated Mi Payne’s activities in the church t be as follows:Fifty-nine years a member of th Presbyterian church; 4( years : member of the Titusville church 57 wars a Presbvterian elder; 4-yearsk an elder in the Titusvill church; 11 years superintendent o the South Side Sunday school; 12 years superintendent of the church Sunday school; 10 years member of the evangelistic committee of the General Assembly; three time: delegate from the Erie Presbytery to the General Assembly; delegate from the General Assembly to the tenth meeting of the Council of Churches throughou the. world holding the Presbyteriai system and held at Aberdeen, Scot land in 1913. In 1923 the Genera1 Assembly passed resolutions of ap preciation and respect to Mr. Paynlt; in recognition of his completior of 55 years as an active elder ir the church.It states that Mrs. Payne wa: for 59 years a member of thlt; Presbyterian church; lb years « member of the Titusville church* 12 years sunerintendent of the pri mary department of the South Side Sunday school; 25 years superin tendcnt of the primay department of the church Sunday school; 2( vears president of the Woman’s Foreign Missionary society of the local church.The Memorial concludes, “At they arc about to remove fronTitusville, the congregation of thlt; p'irst Presbyterian church of Titus ville, acknowledges its indebted ness and tenders its tribute of af fection and esteem.” The memori al is signed by the following mem hers of the session: Rev. Samue’Church, Fred B. Howland, E. O Emerson, Jr., Joel F. Hewes Charles T. Evans, Lee M. Green John A. Mars and John H. ScheideFollowing the presentation, ar .nformal evening was enjoyed, at which time several musical selec .ions were given and delightful re roshments, attractively served.Though the many Titusvjll 'riends of Mr. and Mrs. C. Nkiyne, have shown in such a bril iant manner their appreciation o his couple, and their interest ii heir trip southward and their re urn to the north again nex spring, their host of Sarasot: riends are just as delighted t lave them again in their midst ant n their Gulf Stream avenue horn or the winter months.Mr. and Mrs. Payne return t-his city in splendid health thi all, following a summer in Penn tylvania, more enthusiastic tha» *ver, over prospective and rapidlj growing Sarasota.j.Vlrs. F. C. Gilbert’s Brother Taken By Death in BostonMrs. F. C. Gilbert was callet ,o her former home in Boston arly this week, on account of fh» *.erious illness of her brother, lien•y Short. Mrs. Gilbert did no each her brothers bedside unti ’fter he had passed away. He wa: .’4 years of age, and had only beei 11 for about two weeks. The fun ral services took place this aftei noon in Boston. After a few week with her relatives, Mrs. Gilber will return to Sarasota. Mr. anlt; Mrs. Gilbert have been resident of Sarasota for two months, anr are keeping house at 249 Mira-Ma Court. Mr. Gilbert is with th sales force of Whipple Kenny, ii the Morningsides Subdivision department.Deny Engagement of BreckenridgeNEW YORK, Nov. 19.-—Forma denial of their reported engage ment ufas made yesterday by bot! Mrs. Aide De Costa Root and Hen *• Breckenridge former assistan secretary of wai.Mrs. Root is the widow of a ne ohew of Elihu Root and sister o Mrs. Phillip Lydig.Mi. Breckenridge was divorcee this year at Geneva from the for mer Ruth Bradley Woodman, oConcord, N. H.It was announced h * would mar r\ Mi• • Bessie Mcivtldin of Wash . ington in December but Mis.s Me |[ Keldin.’s mother said last Friday that the engagement had been bro ken.Major M. Henry Cohen, promi lent attorney of Tampa, and for ner municipal judge of the Cigar City was a business visitors in the *itv todav.
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Sarasota Daily Times
Sarasota, Florida, US
Thu, Nov 19, 1925
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