The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-09-18
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glad to state that the Baptists are
holding revival services this week. The
services are being held by Rev. Phil
lips of Oxford and Rev. y. z. Plum
mer, the pastor and we are in hopes
meeting. and also that the Methodists
will also hold a series OF meetings here
real soon, and revive our people
Prof. Geo. e. Flanders received the
sad Intelligence Of the death Of his
brother Of Adrian, Ga. His many new
friends here deeply sympathize with
him in his bereavement. Prof. FIand-
ers is an excellent young man Of ster-
ling qualities, and We would only be
20 delighted % have aim as our prin-
cipal here.
Mr. James T. Howell returned from
Jacksonville Tuesday, where the An
thony Farm Company's directors heF4
a business meeting. Mr.. Howell and
wife have just returned from an ex-
tended trip in the northern an west
ern states. Mr.. Howell spent some
time in Chicago and il agreed with him
so much that he now tips the scales a
200.
Rev. Folsom will hold regular SER
vices here Sunday. He has just return
ed from an extended trip. He visited
in New York City and Maine while
away, and is much improved in health.
It will be remembered he was critical
~ i'll for some time in May. June and
July. We are glad to see him able to
deliver to Us again some of his inter
esting sermons.
Quite a number Of our young people
enjoyed a joy ride TO Silver Springs
IVA rF,ox- n
Of the most enjoyable evenings Of their
lives. Arriving at the Springs about
Il o'clock, everyone adjourned to the
pavilion, lights were produced, ice wa
ter, coca cola and other drinks were
INDUCED in and after an evening full
of amusement a sumptuOus supper was
spread, and everyone surrounded the
tables and never was a feast enjoyed
more than this one. Then the tables
were cleared off and Master 7. 7.
Randall had the pretty little motor
boat Wenona in readiness and just a
the old moon was peeping over the
trees all the party was seated on the
upper deck They blew the whistle
and rang the bell and the boat glided
out on the beautiful water of Silver
Springs. The writer being one of this
! happy party, can truthfully say that
as many times as they had been down
this stream, never had they seen the
scenery so beautiful. the crowd so hap
Ply. The WenOna ploughed her way
through the silvery waters like great
swan. We went down below Alexander
Landing, where Mr.. Ed Carmichaefs
| lovely little bungalow is. Then on our
return we sang quite a good many old
time melodies and it made ones heart
I Nh L.
ness as the clear young voices rang
out upon the waters. The old moon
kept shining in the prettiest places it
could find and showed US the towering
old trees with the lovely Spanish moss
streaming from their branches. It
made one feel like living on forever
Again we came in sight of the pavil
| ion at Silver Springs, again the young
voices rang out in that sweet love
! song sweet Ade1yne." and as the bass,
alto, tenor and soprano voices blend
| with each other and ring out upon the
moonlit waters of Silver Springs, each
heart thrilled with untold happiness
| All landed safely and participated in
! little merriment. few went for
rowboat rides and then under the sill
| very moonlight they all drove home,
saying they had passed one of the
| happiest evenings of their lives. Those
in the party were: Chaperones, Mrs. Dr.
| Gill and Mrs. Chandler Yonge Misses
| Ola Howell. Ruth Gill, Kate Hillman,
| Annie Hillman, Mrs. Peace and two
| lovely children, Messrs. Chandler
Yonge, Floyd Keeney. Chester Hillman
Fred Howell, Jim Gill, George Pasteur
and Professor Geo c. Flanders.
| Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
| Priest, a lovely son last Saturday,
Mother and child doing nicely.
| Mr.. J. NJ. Hllman went down to Eus-
It's and Aston this week on business.
| Mr.. Montg Gates and bride arriv
| ed home some time past. Mr.. Gates
many friends congratulate him.
Preparations are being made to in
! still pool tables here. Some are hoping
/ that it will not be done and others are
| in favor of the move.
Mr.. Dewitt Griffin of Tampa is Wis
| iting home folks and friends.
F. w. Bishop is again home. His
many friends are glad to shake his
hand again.
| Mr.. Allen Hillman of Ocala spent
| Saturday and Sunday here with his
wife. Mr.. Hillman intends to make
Oak his home in the near future.
NOte-You are requested to use
black lead pencil in writing your let
ters. Our operator could not read parts