The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-12
Thought for the Day

erican should hold sacred this day,
the 18th of October. 1t should be
kept as one Of the sweetest mem
orials of the year. Let our thoughts
travel backwards and sail in fancy
with those brave admirals who cross
ed the unknown seas so inspired with
hope and courage, straining their
eager eyes to behold that CLEAN of
beacon light that lead them on to the
Golden promised land Let us give
praise today and like Columbus seek
the country OF our better hopes and
keep our faith forever bright.
Mrs. ] A. Pi1lans and children
returned this morning from week
end visit to Mrs. Pil1ans' parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. L. Smith and family at
Berlin.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. III. Won Engelken.
aIave returned from their weekend
visit to their son and family at Pa
latka.
Mrs. NJ. N. Little, state organizer
of the Epworth League of the Meth
odist church, has returned from a
short business visit to Crystal River,
whore she went Friday in the inter
est of her church work.
Miss Nellie Gottlieb will be the
hostess of the young ladies' bridge
club tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Leila Girard. one of ocala's
efficient trained nurses. is at home
again from professional visit to to
Crystal River.
Mrs. N. E. Layne and daughter,
MRS. Ethel Chambers. have returned
from their summers visit with
friends and relatives at Blairsdale.
Georgia.
DR. John IA Thacbston, state in
spectors of high schools, who has been
the guest of Prof. Cassels and family,
has returned to his home in Gaines
vile;
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M Howard left
yesterday afternoon for Auburn
dale, where they will spend the week
at Mr.. Howard's orange grove. While
in that city they will be guests of
ar. and Mrs. E. on. Baynard and
family.
al card from Mr.. and Mrs. p. ".
Leayengood announces that they had
a pleasant voyage from Jacksonville
to Baltimore, and were about to
leave the latter city on their way. to
Western Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Mrs. r.. L. Lang and daughter, lit
tie Miss Williemae, were here part
OF Friday and Saturday with the
former's sister. Mrs w. w. Avera,
they having stopped over here while
en- route TO their home in Ocala
from an outing in North Carolina
and Tennessee Mr.. lang came up
from Ocala in his car and accom-
panied them home Gainesville Sun.
Mrs. NV. II. Chaille, formerly OF
this city, will be the Miami delegate
to the state w C. T. u. convention
which meets in Jacksonville Nov. s
Miss Beulah Whitney of jackson
Vile. who has bee nenjoying visi
with Miss Marjorie Mcdowell, il
Gainesville, has gone to Orang
Lake, where she is the guest o
friends. She was accompanied b.
Miss Mcdowell -TimesiU Union.
Miss whitney and Miss McDowel
are well known in this city an
while the guests of Miss Whitney
uncle and aunt. nIr. and Mrs Barr
at Orange Lake. will come to Ocal
for a short visit.
In appreciation of the splendi
work of Mrs. C. ]. Rogero, who sol
400 tickets for the Hupmobile col
test for the local EIks. the Iods
presented her with a handsome go
docket and chain. The gift is valu
BILE and is true evidence that Il
Elks appreciate the hustling effor
of the lady who contributed so mu'
to the success of the auto contest
Palatka Times-Herald.
There was NO meeting of t
Presbyterian sewing circle this a
ernoon, on account of a special I
sembly meeting called at the chur
for the afternoon