The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-30

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time, and those who misspend it are
the greatest of prodigals.-Selected.
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College Set to Return to Studies
The gay Yuletide vacation is rapid
ly nearing its end and there viii be
a general exodus of the boys and
girls within the next few days, all
leaving by Monday night to resume
their studies except Miss 0nie Cha
zal, student at st. Genevieve con-
vent, Asheville, who will prolong her
vacation until the ninth.
Sam Burford, Edward Common and
Alfred MacKay will leave Monday
for the University of Florida and on
the same day the Ocala representa-
tives at the Woman's College at Tai
lahassee will depart, namely: Misses
Mabel Meffert, Rexie Todd, Annie
Pope Eagleton, Gladys Martin, Mil
dred Essex, Theo and Gladys Wallis.
Miss Lurline Bridges and Ruth Rentz
will also leave on Monday, returning
to Wesleyan College, Macon, Ga.
Miss Isabel Davis on Monday for
Southern College, Leroy Bridges on
Sunday for Woford College, S. G.
John Lucius and his sister, Miss Eliz-
azeth Lucius of Columbia, S. c., who
have been holiday guests of their
aunt, Mrs. T. E. Bridges, will depart
Sunday, the former for the University
of South Carolina and the latter to
resume her studies at the Woman's
College in Columbia. On Sunday w.
NJ. Martin will leave for Georgia
Tech, Miss Stella Camp for Hollins.
Va, Paul Weathers Saturday night
for Harvard, Wiley Burford Tuesday
for Princeton, Earl Hall Sunday
night for Tome School, Miss Sarah
Pearl Martin Monday for Washing
ton Seminary and Miss Lois Dame the
same day for st. Joseph convent
William Camp will leave Sunday fol
Washington and Lee University ane
Laurie Benjamin will return to st
Leo next Thursday.
Christmas greetings were received
in the city by friends from Mrs. Mar
garet Handley, who is now making
her home at West View, Yelventon
South Devon, England. Seven year
ago Mrs. Handley left Ocala fol
Bruges, Belgium, to educate her fou
grandchildren who resided with her
at the same schools she educated he
own sons and daughters and she i
/ pleasantly remembered by a wild
circle of friends.
H Misses Ophelia Sawte1I, Kathlee
jackson, Messrs. Pete Mcintosh an
II r. d. Lancaster Jr. left on the earl
train this morning for Orange Lake
to spend the day with Misses Eliza
beth and Blanch Mizelle.
| Miss Margaret Jackson left toda
: for Okeechobee to visit her brothe
Mr.. =. G. Jackson Jr., and wife. Sh
was accompanied as far as Palatk
by her father.
DIR. and Mrs. Walter Hood motore
to Palatka today accompanied by Il
formers sister, Mrs. Middlebroo
who took the train there for her hon
at Fort Pierce. Mrs. Middlebroe
has been the guest of her brothel
for week, returning with DR.. ar
Mrs. Hood from their trip to Milan
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Jewett al
A two attractive young daughters r
turned today to their home in LAX
j land after a pleasant visit with Mi
Meta Jewett and Mr.. Stephen Jewel
I'll Mr.. Lowe Burford left Wednesd;
4 for his home in Hartford, Ala, aft
"A spending the Christmastide with /
brother, Mr.. r. A. Burford and fal
, lily.
Miss Emmilee Bridges and h
a guest, Miss Edith George of May
q vile, KY, will leave Sunday to ]
Z sumo their duties as teachers of I
Sumner school. They are guests
the formers aunt, Mrs. T. e. Bridg
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"a Mr.. and Mrs. Roy A. Anderson
4 Oca1a, returned from Webster Nc
u day morning, where they had been
II spend Christmas with Mrs. And
lE sons sister, Mrs. Charlie Brow
Co. While there they received many bes
= tiful Christmas presents. Tn
. friends at Webster extend to tn
many invitations to return, as M
Anderson's visits are looked forws
to with much pleasure.
Miss Edith Williams is expec
: home tomorrow from Christn
. visit to friends at Brooksville.
> Miss Gladys Osborn was host
last evening to a pleasant party,
= tertaining a few members of
school set at the home of her ?
> ents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Osborn.
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