The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-04-21
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ly decorated for the occasion and the
building was crowded. Night services
were given up at the Methodist church
for the exercises. Messrs. George
Spencer and Tom Haines acted as ush-
ers for the evening. The following pro-
gram was rendered.:
Song, Holy, Holy, Holy.
rayer by Rev. Wenrich.
March and song by Sunday school
Welcome address, Childs Welcome
Ethel Freeman.
Anthem by the choir, From Gloom to
Glory.
Reading, Easter, Mrs. George Spen-
Ger.
Glass exercise, ten boys and ten girls
Song, Little Hearts to Worship.
Recitation, Miss Matte Odom and
Miss Eleanor Abshire.
Quartet, The True Easter, Messrs j.
r. Lee, y. L. Mott and Misses Edna
Nichols and Lorena Freeman.
An Easter Sermon, Eugene Hardison.
Solo, The Plains of Peace, Miss Bes-
sic Cogswen.
Little Child'S Easter Thought, Miss
Maggie Whisenant and Ernest Mott.
Solo, The Holy City, Mr.. J. T. Lee.
Recitation, Mrs. Gertrude Carter.
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Jesus Name.
The exercises were indeed well rem
| dered, especially the solos by Miss
CogSwell and Mr.. Lee. Both have we'll
trained and highly cultured voices of
much depth and sweetness and it is a
treat to hear them sing.
Mrs. Amos Mott and Miss Edna Mich
OILS, who trained the children, are re-
ceiving congratulations on the success
of the evening.
The city of oaks was treated to a
surprise last Sunday night when it be-
came known that there had been a
marriage in town. The bride was Miss
Martha Poole and the groom Mr.. Her
bert Waldron of Fort Meade. Rumors
were current in the afternoon that the
above event would transpire when Mr..
WaldrOn came in on the southbound
train. The wedding took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Tremere.
where Miss Poole boarded. she being
the popular saleslady for the BeHeview
Trading Company. Rev. Wenrich of
! the Methodist church performed the
| ceremony. Since coming here several
months ago from her home at Center
Hill, Mrs. Wa1dron has made many
| friends who wish for her a happy and
/
the night train for their future home
at Fort Meade. They were treated to a
royal serenade, showers of rice and old
shoes before their departure and their
| trunks, when the boys had done with
them, presented a very artistic appear
ance. They were escorted far as
| Santos by these young men, who lit
orally covered them with rice. We wish
for them a long, happy and prosperous
| life.
| Mr.. Bert Smith has returned to his
home in Georgia on account of i'll
health. Mr.. George Spencer has sue
ceeded Mr.. Smith in the Belleview
Trading Companys store.
Miss Edna Nichols spent last Tues
day and Wednesday in Ocala, the guest
of Miss Bessie Cogswell.
! Mr. and Mrs. Lowell and daughter
Miss Mildred. who have spent several
months here, left Monday for their
home in Chicago.
Mr. Joseph Mfllsom, who has been
suffering with rheumatism. is much
/ improved.
Miss Ellie Tremere came in on sur
prise visit home last Thursday from
Jacksonville, where she is student at
st. Josephs Academy. Miss Tremeres
She returned to school Monday.
! Last Friday afternoon the children OF
the Baptist Sunday school enjoyed an
| Easter egg hunt near the Baptist
church. Mrs. Amos Mott, Mrs. Lee and
! Misses Edna Nichols, Lorena Tremere
and Ida Fitzpatrick assisted the child
rem in finding the eggs, helping them
to have a royal good time.
! Mrs. G. D. Washburn and Mrs. E \
Polly of Ocala spent last Tuesday in
town.
Monday afternoon at the Methodist
parsonage Rev. and Mrs. Wenrich in
vited all to an Easter egg hunt. A
goodly number of children were pres
ent who thoroughly enjoyed the &C.
casion. Mesdames Weihe Proctor
Sears, Crawford, Osborn, Shedd, Gale
and Miss Emma Washburn helped Mrs
Wenrich entertain the youngsters.
Mrs. w. r. Fitzpatrick and Mr.. Robert
Freeman have both been on the sick
list.
Last Sunday night just before church
time Miss Ida Fitzpatrick happened &c
an accident that but for the presence
of friend with quick thought and &C
ton might have proved very serious
Miss Fitzpatrick had just started down
stairs with a lighted lamp in her hand
and on the second step from the top
Slipped and fell the whole length of the
stairs, striking the bottom with such
force that she was rendered uncon-
Scious- She held TO the lamp all the
way down and when she struck the
bottom step the lamp broke, cutting
her hand and bursting into flame. \
friend just entering the door caught
Miss Fitzpatrick up from the floor and
threw the lamp out. But for her time
ly arrival more serious hurts would
| have been sustained. as all the other
members of the family were in the
| back part of the house. The young
lady was pretty badly bruised and cut
and * recovering rapidly but does not
care TO repeat the stunt