The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-10-16

I, ance Of food on the tables which was
provided By the ladies interested In
the good work. Il il needless O.
speak OF the greatly improved az.
pearance OF the village.
The annual meeting Of the W. G. r.
Y. was held at the home Of Mrs. .. Y.
Haines on Tuesday afternoon. In the
absence OF president and vice prest
dents. Mrs. sias was appointed chair.
man Of the business meeting. After
listening to the secretary's report
and communications they proceeded
to the business OF electing olhcers Cor
the ensuing year with the followins
result. Mrs. w. y. Fielding. prswi,
dent: Mrs. NJ. .. sulliv-n. arst vice
president; Mrs. A. l. Mott second
vice president: Mrs. J. l.. Haines. eec-
Rotary: Mrs. NJ. y. Ridge. treasurer:
Mrs. o. NJ. Gale. press reporter. n
was voted that the union give one
dollar toward defraying the expenses
OF Mrs. washburn. district president
of the Marion and Levy counties. %
the national convention az Atlanta.
Also voted to grant Mrs washburn
the privilege Of bringing her class of
girls here TO contest for a silver med.
al on Thursday evening. October g.
Our union to furnish the music. Con
test 20 be held in the town hall. Dele
gates elected TO attend the state con.
vention In Jacksonville were Mrs. a.
]. Sullivan. Mrs. W. y. Fielding with
Mrs o. NJ. Gale and Mrs. A. l.. Mott
as alternates. The devotional meet
ing was lead by Mrs. n. y. Tanner.
who read the scripture and made q
prayer. There were SIX members and
three visitors present We nov have
fourteen members and hope 90 IN
crease the number by interesting
others In the good work a. the village
ILLS up with winter residents.
which is printed In this column. was
decided success In every way al
was shown by the large and appreciar
tive audience. Every number on the
program deserves special mention a.
each. In It's turn. was much enjoyed
The contestants a trio OF very pretty
girls each did exceedingly well and
Il was regretted that there were nol
three medals 10 be presented. The
judges were: Mrs. q. y. Washburn.
Rev. J. L. Jones and Miss Ethel Rob
inson. much credit IL due Mrs. sullt
van in training the speakers and Mrs.
Gale in the musical drill The choir
did themselves proud and II would
hardly be fair 20 close the account 0f
the evenings entertainment without
saying a few words In praise Of the
music rendered By the double male
quartette. We believe a new interest
is added to the temperance work here
and all will look forward with pleas
ure TO other contests which win be
given in the early winter.
silver Medal Contest
Song. America-Choir and c0ngre-
cation.
Song. The Rum saloon shall Co
Double male quartet
Reading. The Volunteer Orangist--
Miss Sarah Bosworth.
Duet. Tell The Little Lou u Dead
Miss Flossie Evans andn Birdie
Hackney.
The Sisters on strike-Mlss Lucille
Brown.
An Old Mans story-Niss Mary
Gale.
Put Yourself in His Place Miss
Maggie Whisenant.
Song, It's Going Choir.
Reading, How jamie Came Home
Miss Sarah Bosworth.
Taking OF collection. accompanied
by a violin solo by Mr. Thomas.
Song. They Need a Little More Re
ligion-Choir.
Presentation Of medal 10 Miss Mag
gle whisenant By the superintendent
Song. A saloonless Nation In 1920.
Choir.
Closed by singing. All Hail the
Power OF Jesus me.--Choir and
congregation.