The Ocala banner., 1914-08-14
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Rev. w. T. Evans conducted an in.
teresting temeprance service at the
Methodist church Sunday evening
! which was well attended notwith.
standing the severe rain storm that
came up just before the hour set
for the services.
A great deal of interest is mani
tested in the B. Y. P. u. meetings.
which are held every Sunday evening
at ESQ at the Baptist church. The
music is exceptionally good and ali
who attend the services seem to en-
joy them very much.
Our little city has once again been
entertained by a omving picture com
pany. Shows were given in the town
hall Saturday, Monday and Tuesday
evenings. They were we'll attended
and much appreciated by the younger
set who do not have many chances
to attend 'themovies."
The cemetary association have sent
out notices of their annual working
day at thecemetary, which will be
held this year ON Thursday, Aug. 9th.
All men interested in this work are
requested to be present ready to lend
helping hand AS is usual on this
day, the ladies Will prepare bounti-
ful dinner which will be served to-
the workers at the town hall.
Mr.. J. A. Freeman who was given
the contract to paint theschool house
is now doing the work, giving both
inside and out a coat of paint which
greatly ilnprOwes the appearance of
the building and makes the rooms
clean and sweet.
Mr.. v. D. Pratt took advantage of!
the excursion to Jacksonville leaving
here Monday afternoon.
Miss Maud Lillian Little of OcaiA.
enjoyed a weeks visit with her
ltfriend, Miss Flossie Evans, return
ing to her home on Monday.
Miss Ethel A. Robinson returnsd
Saturday from Gainesville, where she
has been attending the summer school
Prof. A. B. Connor remained to take
lthe special high school examinatian
which is being held there this week.
Mrs. w. T. Evans went 80 Gaines
vile week ago Monday to be in
readiness for the special state pri-
mary teachers examination, whaEh
lseommenced on Tuesday, the 1lth.
Miss Matte Jones has been away
1.-THE past week visiting friends in Or
.lanto and Summerfield.
Mrs. Snow of Wildwood arrived an
iTuestiay for months visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Lula Dudley.
Mrs. J. D. Harrell was called to Ger
home last week on account of the Sc
rious illness of her father, DIR. Alfred
Abshire, who had been taken to a
specialist in Jacksonville. DR.. 40
shire was a former postmaster IN
Belleview as well as a physician, and
has many friends here who will be
very sorry to learn of his grave con-
tfition.
NFre. Will Jeffcoat and little chill
dren of Oxford arrived Tuesday for a
VISIT to her aunt, Mrs. Mary Cauthern,
and ufher relatives.
A young lady cousin of Mr.. City
Smith is now visiting at his home On
the Summerfield hard road.
Mrs. j. j. Nelson, who has been
quite i'll, is improving. Mrs. Ella
Lyles FAINT still remains too unwell
to be moved to her home.
Mr.. Adam Hafner is again looking
after his farm wrk, having returned
from his months vacation khich was
spent at Green Springs, in search Of
relief from his rheumatism.
Mr.. o. NJ Gale has made a number
of his friends happy by sending them
some lovely rhubard fres hfrom his
fathers garden in dear old Vermont.
Mrs. Roy Perdue and baby of Wau-
chula are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Nix.
The ball game which was played
here aSturday between the Summer
field Tigers and the home team re-
suited in a complete victory for the
Tigers.