The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-11-10


peeting to be Pleasantly
Surprised
Belleview. Nov. 9.-Tuesday evening
the young ladies of both churches met
and organized a society or class that
will bear the name Of '"Talitha Cumi,"
and have as It's motto. "Whatsover thy
hands findeth to do. do with thy
might" and have as it's class colors,
turquoise blue and gold. The meeting
was held at the NJ E. parsonage and
Rev. and Mrs. Weinrick assisted the
young ladies to organize. The cleo
tion Of officers was by ballot and those
elected were: President, Miss Callie
Richards; secretary and treasurer,
Miss Edna Nichols. Several commit
tees were appointed with Mrs. Wein-
rick as chairman, ably assisted by
Misses Ella Lyles and Marie Weihe to
render the laws and bylaws Of the So
ciety. The decision was to meet twice
month an Tuesday evenings. beginn-
ing from next Tuesday and to devote
the frst hour to business and literary
pursuits and the latter part to q So
cial hour. The evening was very
pleasantly spent and the organization
was done in true parliamentary style
and one of the two gentlemen present
was smothered with a huge pillow for
making too many suggestions. Mrs
Weinrick served refreshments and the
young ladies wended their way home
ward. feeling vecy much elated with
their efforts and pleasant plans for the
sutups.
arrive and soon the city of oaks will
no In tho rnidot nf ono}ol
The snappy weather we are hayiaS
makes evsryone feel Joyous and eager
fQE wpFk and soon the entertainments
will begin.
Mr.. w. NJ. Cowles has arrived from
his homo in Connecticut to spend the
| winter. 1t will be remembered that
MP. Cawles is the architect and build
sr Of our pretty library. Of which we
are justly proud.
Miss Ethel Miller returned to her
home Monday after a pleasant visit
with Mrs, True Whittier.
WoFd has been received from Mrs.
John Haines at her old home in GAIT
| ney. 8. c., that she has stood her op-
Grafton successfully and is doing fine
ly. This Is cheering and grateful news
to the family here and friends.
The young people with Mr.. and Mrs
Will Cogswell for chaperones enjoyed
a very pleasant evening at the home
of Mrs. v. d. Pratt on Friday night
| Quite a few Of our townspeople at
tended the speaking in Ocala Monday
and came home enthusiastic over w
p. Upshaw. the Georgia cyclone, who
spoke for statewide prohibition.
Mrs. N. A. Dudley and Miss Bdns
Nichols dEovs up 10 0cala Friday and
spent the day shopping.
Mrs. Will Je1coat came up from Ok.
ford Sunday to be with her sister, Mrs
Whisenant. who is so very i'll. Tht
entire community is saddened by thu
illness Of Mrs: Whisenant. who ha.
been a long and patient sufferer.
Rev. weinrick and wife spent Mon.
day in Ocala. Little Miss Kathyrn ha:
been suffering from an attack Of ton
siiitis. but Is much improved now.
Mr.. Earl Davenport Is enjoying /.
visit from his father from Omaha.
Mr.. c. A. Tremere spent several day!
last week In Jacksonville.
Miss Alice Polly Of Ocala Is now as
sisting Miss McPhaul in the telegraph
office.
from Fort Myers, where he has beer
| working 1OT nearly u year. cOTt MY yeE
certainly agreed with him for he cam
back greatly increased in weight. Blu
he still likes this place pretty good.
| Miss Bessie Cogswell spent the weel
end with her aunt and uncle, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Cogswell.
Mrs. L. l. Hopkins has been quit
i'll. The attack was sudden and sever
but we are glad to report her better
Mr.. r. G. Ridge is now improving
to the delight Of his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langford have bot
been quite i'll with chills and fever
also Mr.. Hafner. but all are now o.
the fair road to recovery.
It is rumored that a surprise is Il
store for the young gentlemen Of tn
town. in which six charming youn
l1odina uufll narticinAfe ThA vOun