The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-06

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one kind of trouble at once. Some
people bear three kinds-all they have
had, all they have now, and all they
expect to have.-Edward Everett
Hale.
Mrs. McIver COmplimented
Mrs. d. f. McIver was notified yes
terday that she had been appointed
a member of the music committee of
the General Federation of Woman's
Clubs. The high honor was fittingly
bestowed for Mrs. McIver is not only
a musician of recognized ability, but
she has served her home club as
music chairman at various times, hold
ing that office now, and has ably
served in the same capacity in the
Florida Federation. Her friends all
over the state will learn with much
interest of her new honor and at the
same time will congratulate the gener-
al federation on honoring so strong a
member on its music committee.
Messrs. Edwin Green and Norton
Davis were Fourth of July visitors
to Daytona Beach.
Mrs. James Badger, of Oldtown, is
the guest for the week of Mrs. f. NJ.
Howard.
Invitations have been received in
this city to the marriage of Miss
Blanche Rainey and DIR. A. A. Pouch
er which will be solemnized Thursday
July Is at the Methodist church at
Sylacagua, Ala, the bride elects
home Miss Rainey is the grandaught-
of Mrs. Blanche Milestone of this
city and it was while visiting her
grandmother few years ago that she
met her fiance, who was then making
his home at Martel. DR.. Poucher is
a young man of high principles and is
a practicing physician of Wauchula,
South Florida, enjoying and large and
increasing practice. En- route to Wau-
chula DR.. and Mrs. Poucher will
spend a few days in Ocala, the guests
of Mrs. Milestone.
There will be a picnic today at D.
S. Borland's packing house on Orange
river. This is one of the annual pic
mics held every year by the Orange
river colony.-Fort Myers Press.
A happy event of today was the
meeting this afternoon of the Tues
day auction club, which was held al
the home of Miss Kathleen Jackson
There were three tables of players to
enjoy the games and composing them
were Misses Mary Mcdowell, Nellie
Gottlieb, Rosebud Robinson, Catharine
and Mildred Pyles, Margaret Wade
Catharine and Mary Harriet Living.
ston, Helen and Dorothy Dean anC
Mrs. Herbert Lattner. Following the
games the hostess served fruit salad
sandwiches, waters, sailed nuts anC
ice tea. The visitors prizes were
pretty handkerchiefs and the clul
trophy a pack of cards.
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Mrs. Goree Nelson of Tampa pass
ed through Ocala today en- route tt
Gadsden, Ala, to visit her niece, Mrs
William Stands, formerly Miss Cath
arine Hawkins of Jacksonville. From
Alabama, Mrs. Nelson will go to NORTH
Carolina to remain until fall.
DR.. and. Mrs. C. B. Aver will tak'
possession this week of their pretty
and comfortable new bungalow on E
Fort King avenue.
A cordial invitation is extended tn
general public to attend a chicken
supper to be given Thursday night a
z o'clock at the North Ocala Uniol
church. Chicken will be served in al
styles, with accompanying dishes
The supper will be % cents, and ic
cream and cake will be sold extra
The proceeds of the supper will go to
ward canceling the last indebtedness
against the church.
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Mrs. J. NJ. Gross and niece, Mis-
Martha Blakeney of Little Rock, Ala
are the guests of friends in st. Pc
tersburg. They will return Thursda
and next week Miss Blakeney wi
leave for home.
Mrs. G. R. Mexican will arrive tt
morrow from Tampa for fortnigf
visit to her parents, Judge and Mr.
w. s. Bullock.
Mrs. J. G. Spurlin of Lake Wei
who has been the pleasant guest {
Mrs. F. J. Titcomb for several week
left Thursday for Zephyrhills, for
visit with -Dunnellon AZ
vocate.
Mr.. L. M. Graham of Connor w;
shaking hands with Ocala friends t.
day. Mr.. Graham came to attend I'll
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