The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-04-18
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members. Mrs. Moorhead is delight
ed with the clubs prospects and says
the canning season will open the
latter part of May, at that time to-
matoes being in their prime.
school Picnic at Lake Weir
Enjoying the picnic to North Lake
Weir given today for by. eleventh
grade in honor of the graduating
class, were the following: Misses
Gladys Wallis, Annie Pope Eagle
ton, Rexie Todd, Alice Sexton, Nellie
Beckham, Lorayne Kemp, Wenona
Wetherbee, GladysI Martin, Nan
Brooks, Margaret jackson, Susie
Erwin. vivienne Eycleshimer, Ruby
Cappleman, Olivia Toffaletti, and
Messrs Carlton Erwin, Homer Small.
Robert and Alfred MacKay, Welsh
Dewey, John Bats, Sam Burford
and William Camp. Chaperoning
the merry crowd were Misses Aber-.
Inathy, Scott and Deem.
Boating and swimming and par
taking of a temptingly prepared pic
mic dinner constituted the principal
diversions of the day.
From now until commencement
each week end will be filed with
parties given especially in compli-
| ment to the graduates and if all OF
the occasions are enjoyed as much
as today's picnic, many good times
are in store for the class members.
In token of the esteem and love
! for its superintendent, Mrs. Frank
Reagin, the Methodist Sunday school
of BrooksvilIe had sent to that place
today from here, for the funeral of
Mrs. Reagin, most beautiful floral
wreath, made of fourteen dozen
gorgeous white roses, interpreted
with sprays of delicate fern.
| Mr.. T. L. Stovall, the twin broth
er of Mr.. w. F. Stovall of the Tam
pa Tribune, is in Ocala for a few
days visit with friends on his way
to his home in Kentucky. Mr.. Sto-
vail was accompanied by his niece,
Miss Minnie Stovall. Editor Stovall
| is much better and his physicians
say that if nothing unlocked for
! intervenes, there is hope for his Ill
/ innate recovery. Mr.. T. L. Stovall
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has many friends here and at Lake
Weir.
/ Messrs. William Bullock, Whitfield
! Palmer, Frank Harris, Jr., and Dr.
NJ. C. Izlar are week end visitors to
Orlando, having motored down this
AFTERNOON in the formers Ford
|
/ Mrs. L. A. Dey of Jacksonville,
4 mother of Mr.. ]. r. Dey of the Por-
| ter Mallard Co., who resides here,
isN visitor to Ocala and is so pleas
ed with our little city that she is
| contemplating purchasing a home
There. We sincerely hope she will
make Ocala her permanent home.
Mrs. Port v. Leavengood and her
ing the formers sister, Mrs. Clar-
ance Clifford Hill in st. Augustine
today, having made portion of the
trip on the City of Ocala on it's reg
nj friYa of &C
Springs to Palatka. They will go to
Jacksonville this afternoon, and aft
er spending several days with friends
Miss Burns will leave for Cincin-
natl for short visit to her brother
before returning to her home in
Selinsgrove, Pa. Miss Burns visi,
of several months with Ocala friends
has been so pleasant that she con
templates returning next winter
and she has made many friends here
who will welcome her early return
Mrs. Leavengood will return home
. the early part of next week.
Mrs. Oyerstreet and attractive
II MISS LUIS l., dT<
guests for few days of Mrs. S. w
Igou, arriving this afternoon from
their home in Eustis.
Mr.. S. w. Igou. and young sol
Jack, left on the afternoon train fol
Eustis, to visit the formers brother
Mr.. w. NJ. Igou, and family, unit
Monday.
Miss Jimmie Beddell of st. Marys
Ca. has concluded a short stay a
the home of her uncle, Mr. r. L
Lang, leaving this afternoon 70,
Gainesville to visit Mrs. Lang's sis