The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-22
Thought for the pay

Inougnt Tor the Day
AS the Israe1ites gathered mama
in the wilderness, gather ye enough
silnshine in the morning to last all
day. The beams will chase away the
sisam Of annoyance left in your fore
head from the day before and keep
back the silver from your. hair and
remove the scar in your heart.
Misses Louise and Loureen spen-
0r have returned from visit TO
friends in Jacksonville and West
FIorida.
Miss Byrd hartmann arrived
hi,me Monday afternoon from her
SINNERS vacation spent in Tonnes
see and Virginia
MIR and Mrs. r. L. Anderson are
at home again after ten days spent at
En.ddan Springs, Ga.
Mrs. G. X Williams and daughter.
Miss Edith Williams, did not return
flatme yesterday as they first intend
ed, but viii spend another week at
Luke Weir
The ladies of the Presbyterian
sewing circle enjoyed a most charm
ing afternoon with Miss Bessie Nc
Cnrkle Monday. Delightful and re-
frssshing ices were served the guests
ard the Afternoon with Miss Me-
CdrkIe was exceedingly pleasant.
Mrs. J. X. Dickson and little
daughter Elizabeth, are expected
home in a few days from their sum
mtsr's outing spent with relatives
and friends in Anderson, IS. &C.
Mrs. f. t. Helyenston and children
wild arrive home Thursday from their
summers outing spent at Caesar s.
Head, ~. @. During the past ten.
da,fs Mrs. Helvenston has been the
guest of relatives in Greenville. S. &c.
She was obliged to forego the pleas
urts of an anticipated visit to other
Telatiyes in AIbbottsvi11e, on account
or a prevailing epidemic of fever in
that city.
flrs. D. &c. nTcIver and daughter,
Hiss Frances hIcTver, are now in!
eSe7g York City en- route home FROM
a iHstt to Mrs McIver's brother
lgr. Gale. Mcintosh, at Meredith, u
FL They are expected to arrive in
Ocala next Saturday
sa4sa
MIR. G. IT, Dame left this morning
Tor Jacksonville to transact business.
he will return home Thursday and
accompany his daughter, Miss Lois
Dame, to At1anta, where she will
enter Washington Seminary for the
winter term.
= Misses Irnna Blake and Gladys
Martin left at noon today for their
school duties at the Woman's Col
nega, Tallahassee. AT the depot they
Joined party of twenty of Tampa's
most beautiful college buds, all
en- aDute to our state college. and the
Young ladies were anticipating a
wonderfully good time as they way-
ed asopd-bye to their friends.
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Mrs. j. r. Moorhead and daughters
n1ass; Annie aIoorhead, left last night
Tor Tallahassee, where Miss Moor
head Will enter the Woman's College
TOR the winter They were accom-
panied 10y Miss Annie Pope Eagle.
ton
Mr. w. v. Newsom, Jr., has re-
turned from two weeks visit to his
wife. who is visiting her parents.
ar. and Mrs A X Taylor of Jack
sons9lle They spent a few days at
Pablo Beach. Mrs. Newsom will re.
main some time in Jacksonville be-
Tore returning to her home here.
orr. and Mrs. H. b. Smith of
I4ynthburg. Va. are in the city for a
gew days, combining business with
pleaasure Mr. Smith is the repre-
sentsrtive of a big Virginia shoe
house and with his bride is touring
FLORIDA
MI, Jim Pyles was accompanied to
Orange Springs yesterday by his sis
Ter, Mrs. s. NJ. Lllmmus and children
and Mr.. John Bats. The party
spent most delightful day, return
ing hate yesterday afternoon.
MISS Blair Woodrow leaves this
for. IsAnIr ccr,,illr. a., ,.1,n,.tn