The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-19
W. NJ. 5. Literary Meeting

The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Methodist church will hold its lit
erary meeting on Friday August Goth
al p. m, promptly; topic "Our
. Home Mission Schools"
Following is the program.
Apostles Greed.
Hymn; Holy, Holy.
3.-Prayer.
4.-Scripture Lesson.
Ruth Hargrave Institute, Key
i, West, Florida; DR.. Gross.
4 6.-Holding Institute, Laredo, Tex
as; Miss Mamie Gross.
An Appeal for the Missionary
Society; Mrs. Barnett.
8.-Vocal Solo; Miss Sarah Gross.
! 9.-Statistical Record of our Home
Mission Schools; Mrs. ]. Walter
Hood.
l0.-Benediction.
Mrs. w. X. Zewadski, Leader.
Mrs. S. G. Meyers returned this
afternoon from an overnight visit to
Jacksonville. She was accompanied
home by her son, Mr.. George Meyers,
who has been spending the summer
with relatives in Virginia.
/! Mr. Herring and family of P'a.t
| City, who have been occupying the
Bradford cottage at the lake for sew
eial months, returned to their home
/ today. Mrs. Herring was formerly
Miss Leila White of this city. She is
a sister of Mrs. Joe White and has
many friends here who were pleased
to meet her again.
| One of the largest parties ever en-
camped on the banks of Salt Springs
Is being enjoyed this week by seven
ty-five or more citizens from Citra
and surrounding vacinity. The wood
land surrounding these wonderful
springs presents beautiful picture
and is a veritable white city, tents
being pitched seemingly in almost
every available nook.
Miss Beulah Hall and Miss Ethel
Harrell will leave soon for South
Carolina, where both young ladies
have accepted positions to teach in
schools the coming season.
Miss Lou Moody and her house
guest, Miss Pauline Coulter of At
lanta, were guests of friends in the
city yesterday afternoon.
! sSs
Miss Emma Washburn and Miss
Leila Frampton are guests for today
of Miss Agnes Crago at her home
north of the city. This evening the
ladies will go to Griner Farm to par
tIcipate in the silver medal contest,
returning home by moonlight after
the exercises.
Miss Agnes Crago has accepted the
position of teacher at the Griner Farm
school for the coming term. The fall
term opens the latter part of the
present month.
Miss Edith Williams will have as
her guest next week Miss Pauline
Coulter of Atlanta.
Mrs. G. w. Cleveland will return
home tonight after spending a week
with her son, Mr.. Wilbur Cleveland,
al the Hotel Kibler in Lakeland and
| her niece, Mrs. G. S. Davis of Dun
mellon.
Mrs. Marcus Frank and children,
who have been visiting relatives in
Savannah and in the mountains of
North Carolina, returned home this
afternoon. Mr.. Frank met them in
Jacksonville.
The literary class of the mission
ary society will meet Friday after
noon at o'clock at the Methodist
church. An interesting program has
teen prepared.
Mrs. Clarence Philips and three in
teresting little daughters Irma, Mary
Ellen and Lounita, arrived this eve
/ ming from Jacksonville and will spend
two weeks with Mrs. Philips sister,
Mrs. George Taylor.
| The many friends of Rev. and Mrs.
Roy Bowers will regret to learn that
they are contemplating making their
home in Eustis this coming winter,
Rev. Bowers considering accepting
the principalship of the Eustis high
school. Ocala will lose one of her
best families and it is sincerely hoped
they will reconsider and continue TO
make this city their home.
! Ocala Chapter No. %, o. E. s.,
will celebrate the birthday of Robert
Morris, founder of the order, by Civ
ing a basket picnic at Silver Springs,
| AupuSt 3Ist The chapter has invited