The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-05-12
Thought for the Day

So long as the star
Shall shine afar
And the SKY shall escape our reach;
So long as the sea
in it's agony
Shall crumble the granite to beach;
So long as the horizons cheat and lure
And all things seem certain and
nothing is sure,
You shall achieve by your strength
alone,
By the force of your viii and your
Drawn and bone.
You shall attain
As you strive with pain
And fight with the might of your
heart and brain
For the chosen goal
OF your dream-swept soul,
And none may deny your rightful
share,
And you shall have nothing unless
you dare
Resolutions Sent to Tallahassee
The following resolutions, signed
by the president and secretary of the
Woman's Club, were mailed last night
to Marion's senator and representa-
tives in Tallahassee:
Whereas, The woman'5 clubs of the
state of Florida are semi-public in
stitutions, not organized for profit,
but for the benefit of the commune
ties in which such clubs are located,
therefore be it
Resolved, That the Woman's Club
of Ocala, Florida, respectfully re-
Quest Hon. Glenn Terrell, senator from
the twentieth senatorial district of
Florida, and Hon. w. J. Crosby and
Hon. W. t. Henderson to use their in
fiuence for the passage of bill to
exempt all club buildings owned by
the women's clubs of the state of
Florida and actually occupied by them
as club buildings from taxation,
state, county and municipal: be it
further
Resolved, That we send copies of
this resolution to the above named
gentlemen.
Woman's Club of Ocala, Fla.
Mrs. w. B. Young, of Jacksonville,
general federation director of Flori-
da and four other southern states, ac-
companied by Judge Young is in the
West combining pleasure with bust
ness. Judge and Mrs. Young have
many personal friends in Ocala who
with the members of the Woman's
Club will be interested in their timer
airy. In Fayetteville, Ark, Mrs.
Young attended the state federation
for three days, going then to Los
Angeles, where she met Mrs. Penny
hacker, president of the general feder-
alton. This week they are attending
the exposition in San Diego and may
possibly go to Mexico for a short
time. Next Monday they expect to
reach San Francisco for a stay of
five days While there they will be
the guests of the California state fed
Grafton and also of the board of man.
agement of the exposition. From San
Francisco they will go to Portland to
attend the mid-biennial council of the
general federation. Mrs. Young is to
conduct the council for twenty min
utes, her subject to be the Ideal BIZ
ennial. Other points in the itinerary
will be Seattle, Baniff, Vancouver and
Winnipeg.
Mrs j. E. Johnson returned last
night from a brief visit to her sister
Mrs. Robert Sales in Tampa.
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Mrs. L. P. Wilson and young sor
have deferred their return home sew
eral days, remaining in Barnwell, S
c., for longer visit to Mr.. and Mrs
N. G. A. Walker. Mrs. Wilson's par.
ents.
Miss Ildegerte Peach, of Clayton
Ala, lovely visitor to Ocala in Jan.
uary, the guest of Miss Helen Brown
will leave the first of July for an ex-
tended trip through the west, going
the northern route, through Canada
down the west coast, attending both
expositions and returning home the
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Brown will be interested to know that
she is considering making the TRIP
with Miss Peach.
Mr.. Blalock, who has been i'll at the
home of his daughter Mrs. George
Taylor for five months, is able to sit
up little while each day, but is re.
gaining his strength very slowly.
Mrs. F. G. B. Weihe, who has beer
the guest of her son, Prof. X. j
Weihe and wife in Jacksonville fol
three weeks, has returned home
Mrs. NJ. E. Overstreet and Mis-.
Overstreet of Eustis, will motor tC
Ocala Friday to spend the weekend
with Mrs. S. w. Igou.
Miss Lillian Mickey of Valdosta
Ca, charming visitor to Ocala sew
eral years ago, will arrive the last o.