The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-04

Truth and Now are eternal When
We live and act in truth, and continue
in the truth. He are I'm eternity. Truth
has no zerf-. Freedom is her watch
word. Liberty is emblazoned on her
banner. knowledge. she freely gives,
l. the greatest honor ever acquired.
Truth requires no authority. She Is
her own authority. Truth needs no
cosmetics nor clothing. She is not
ashamed to be known as naked truth.
She makes no flirtations. She must be
sought after, 10 obtain her comrade-
ship. Flattery Is of no avail in ap-
preaching truth. Ask and We shall
receive seems to be necessary. Truth
is the same yesterday, today and for
ever. Error is transitory. often chang
ing her garb, continually looking for
authority TO uphold her, always flirt-
ing, and has many devoted, deluded
slaves.''-From A Call for Falters,"
by James Russell Price
Miss Onie ChazaI is the overnight
guest of Miss Caroline Harriss, com
ing up today from Woodmar to attend
the dance TO be given this evening by
Miss Mabel Meffert at the Woman's
Club. Other members of the Lake
Weir contingent who are in town to-
night for the same purpose are Misses
Elizabeth Davis, Blair Woodrow,
Messrs. Robert and Alfred MacKaE
Edward Brooks and James Hill.
Miss Franklin Harvey, who since
leaving OcaIa, has been visiting Mrs.
w. II. Drayton in Gainesville, and
Mrs. Edward Anderson in Jackson
vile, sailed yesterday from the latter
city for her home in Charleston, S. G.
Mrs. N. I. Gottlieb and Miss Mel
lie Gottlieb left this afternoon for
Lake Weir to spend sometime They
have taken a room with Mrs. c. f.
Conner.
Mr.. and Mrs Usher Norwood have
moved into the house on Daugherty
street vacated recently by Mr.. w D.
Richey and family.
MRS. Mae Bingham and daughter,
Minis Edlocke, and Miss Winnie Hunt
are planning for a visit to the Pan
ama-Pacific Exposition. to be followed
by vacation among the mountains of
New Mexico. They intend to leave
Aug. 24 and travel via the A. C. L.
and the l.. & n. Their route will be
from Jacksonville to Chicago, thence
via Omaha, Denver and Salt Lake to
San Francisco. Leaving Frisco they
will come via Los Angeles to AL
buquerque, and there will leave the
railroad and take the stage for the
home of Mrs. Bingham's cousin, Mr..
j. b. Block, at La Jemez Hot Springs
in the mountains These springs, tho
they have little national reputation,
have been known to the Mexicans for
hundreds of years as a health resort.
Mrs. Bingham's cousin and family
nave I4ciNC tAlCAi iAbAltG LlACiC AOA a lotlS
time, and she was their guest some
years ago. The party expects to make
pleasant and beneficial stay of
month or more at the springs, and
will probably leave Miss Edlocke for
years or more sojourn. Mrs. Bing-
ham and Miss Hunt will return via
Kansas City and Chicago, and will be
home some time in October.
Mrs. f. Fl. Martin and Mrs. r. c..
Todd departed this afternoon for
North Carolina to spend a month or
six weeks near Franklin. They will
be met in Franklin by Mr.. Martin,
who left for there last Thursday.
During Captain Edward brakes
absence at Black Point, Mrs. Drake
and two children will visit relatives
in Jacksonville. leaving for there
next Tuesday.
Misses Minnie and Susan StOvall,
accompanied by their aunt, Mrs. T. L.
StovaH, and their cousin, Mrs. Wilson
Baugh, of Mayfield, KY, are spending
the summer in the Catskill mountains
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