The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-05-23


Mr. Joseph Millsom has had built an
addition 10 his tenant house on Foss
avenue.
The trial Of J. r sutton for breach
of the peace was held before Judge
guilty was returned. Placed under
$500 bond to keep the peace for one
year, or in default thereof be COM
mitted to the county jail for three
months. Sutton was defended by Judge
Gober. the state by Edwin Spencer, Jr.
| \. NJ. James of Ocala has been visit
! ing Col. Edwin Spencer.
/ The annual entertainment of the
school children. held at the town hall
/ the night of the 18th. was a success in
every respect. The hall was filled to
Overlooking The children took their
parts excelIentIy well, showing they
had been thoroughly drilled by the
competent teachers. Professor and Miss
/ Callie Richards. The march could not
/ be eXcelled by adults. The music by
Miss Callie Richards was delightful.
! (Which is true of all her playing). The
hall was handsomely decorated with
! flags, bunting. immense palms, etc.
There was not a break or discord to
mar the pleasure of the evening,
Program
The following songs by the entire
school, viz: vacation Days" "a Hun
dred Years to Come" Far Away"
Cheer Boys Cheer"
Piano solo, "A Southern Dream
Pearl Proctor.
Song, won't You Come to My Tea
Party''-Edith Stanley.
Song. I'll Take Care of You, Grand
ma''-Lorena Freeman and J. \. Field
ing
kissing Papa Thru the Telephone"
Ethel Freeman.
| You Can't Play in My Yard"-Minnie
Tremere and Lucille Brown.
Geography and Harry Har-
l rel1.
Invocation by Rev. Mr.. Lane.
Those delivering recitations were
Jessie McClendon, Harry Jones, Roy
Lindsey. ]. p. Carter David Stanley,
/ Kenneth Merrill, Joe McAllister. En-
nest Mott, Clifford Proctor. Charlie
Anderson, John HarrelI, Munroe Brown,
William Fielding, Otto Saltzwedel, Vir-
gil Proctor, Ruth Ritter Mary f. Stan
ley. Ruby McClendon. Lille Goolsby.
Gwendolyn Merritt, Willie VI. Stanley.
Myrtle Maier. Edna Duensser. Gladys
Maier, bessie Ritter. Grace Stanley,
Eva McClendon. Gertrude Carter.
Those delivering essays were Willie
Ritter. school Days: Harry Harrell.
! Trees"
Dialogue six Little Marks from
Schoor'-John Ritter, Byran McClen-
Idon. Bin McAllister Dogmar Sjoberg,
/ Fletcher Proctor. Edith stanley
Debate: Resolved that more can be
learned from travel than from books
Affirmative. Virgil Proctor. Harry
Harren; negative, Ruby McCIendon.
Mary Gale. The alternatives won.
The hoop drill consisted of nine
girls and nine boys, using patriotic
colors, marching, forming figures. etc.
all TO music.
Professor and Miss Callie Richards
We're ably assisted by Mrs. John Har-
rell and Miss Lorena Freeman.
The school picnic was held on the
Sth under the great oak trees on the
west shore of Lake Lillian. There was
a large attendance of children and
| grown people. In the morning Mr.. j.
y Freeman erected tables and seats
Addresses We're made by Rev. Mr.. Lane
Of the Methodist church. Rev Mr. An
derson of the Baptist church, Judge
Hopkins and Professor Richards. after
!
was an abundance and to which all
We're invited to partake. There was a
sufficient quantity of delicious lemon
ade and ice water. 1t was a delightful
day with the beautiful view. the re-
freshing breeze, the sunshine, the
groups of older people, the girls and
boys swinging. playing ball, or wan
dering by the lake side, all enjoying
themselves, made a day worth remem-
bering. Near the close of the speak
ing one Of the benches came down. in
jurins Mrs. Nicholas Brown and Mrs.
~ l. Smith, lady visiting Mrs. Louis
Weihe. This married for a time the
pleasures of the day. 1t was soon found
that they We're not seriously injured.
on the goth the emancipation picnic
and fish fry, 10 which all were invited.
was held at the Ramah Baptist church.
| colored. There was a large attend
ance. 80 or more. Addresses were
made by Rev. J. r. Blackwell. Rev.
VIM. Waddeu and Agrippa Jacobs The
rain in the afternoon 10 a certain ex-
I tent interferred with the ball game
ana outdoor pleasures.
| The regular meeting Of the town
council was held May 21st The presi-
dent. J. y. Freeman, appointed the fol-
lowing committees for the ensuing
year: Finance. @ VI. Gale. J. J. Nell
son, G. ]. Proctor; judiciary, 0. NJ
Gale. J. D. LyIe~, George Proctor; san
icary. George Proctor. J. J. Nelson, J.
=. Lyles: fire. J. =. Lyles, George Proc
! tor. J. J. Nelson: cemetery. A. Free
man. .. N Gale: J. J NeIs0n street, J.
\. Freeman. J. ]. Nelson. J. D. Lyles
/ 1t was voted shat The town expend So
Z in advertising III me Ocala star.