The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-21

tend the state convention which will
be held in Daytona on Nov. 7-10th,
Please all come who can and any who
have not paid their dues for the past
year, please bring the money with you
Mrs. G. D. Washburn, Treasurer.
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Mrs. Purvis, whose nome is on the
Silver Springs road, had quite an
agreeable surprise Tuesday when
Misses Mabel Aiken, Myrtle Brinson
and Dovie Gates brought their visit
ing friend from Orlando to spend the
day. Mr.. Purvis carried them all over
to his farm in a big wagon, where
they soon had load of peanuts and
delicious sugar cane. The girls
brought a tempting lunch and with
the farm accessories provided by Mrs
Purvis, they had lovely spread. The
afternoon was partly spent under a
lovely oak, where chewing cane and
eating boiled peanuts was the order
of the day. Later Mrs. Charles came
for them in her auto, and then there
was more chewing cane and peanut
eating.
On Friday evening of this week a
missionary rally will be held in the
Baraca hall, beginning at 7:30. A
program of unusual interest has been
arranged by the Young Woman's and
Girls Auxiliary and all are invited to
attend. A social hour will follow the
program, and an evening of really
worth while" pleasure will be yours
if you are present.
The young ladies of the Baraca
class of the Baptist church were busy
last night until late hour, practic-
ing for the entertainment they will
give Friday evening. 1t promises to
be most entertaining affair, and is
likely to have large attendance.
| $3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Camp and
Misses Nina, Nettie and Carita Camp
of Ocala, are spending this week in
Jacksonville. They came up as far as
this city with Miss Stella Camp, who
has gone on to Hollins, Va.-Jack-
sonville Metropolis.
Miss Ellen STRIPPING returned yes
terday from very pleasant visit to
friends at Lakeland. Miss STRIPPING
was the honor guest of several social
affairs, and was taken by her friends
on motor trips to Barlow, Orlando and
other neighboring towns.
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| Mrs.sM. A. Bolton of Springfield, s.
c.. arrived in town yesterday to spend
the winter with her son, Mr.. J. D.
Robinson, at his farm two miles
northeast of town. Mrs. Bolton visit
ed her son for a short time last sum-
mer.
Mrs. w. L. Armour and two chill
dren, who have been visiting Mrs. Ar
mour's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A
| Walters, have returned to their home
at Panasoffkee.
Mr.. L. C. Allen, prominent bust,
ness man of Miami, on his way tc
New York, is in Ocala for couple OF
days, the guest of his daughter, Mrs
James Taylor.
The. friends of Miss Inez Sandifer
who has been i'll for several weeks
will be glad to learn that she is stead
lily improving.
Mrs. Chas. L. Moore has returned
J from a visit to her daughters, Mrs
Christie in Lakeland, and Mrs. Staley
at Palmetto.
The Gainesville Conservatory Of
Music, of which Miss Mary Connor Of
Ocala is director, opened it's fall tern
, in the University City today.
, Miss Eugenia Fuller is expected
home Saturday from her summer visit
to the Carolinas and Tennessee.
Mr.. T. C. Luckie returned last nigh
from Daytona Beach, but Mrs. Lucki'
will remain for some days more.
Miss Miriam Pasteur and little Mis-
, Alice Cullen returned today from thei
, visit to the lake.
, A Mean Advantage
. 81 hear that Laura's engagement t
the young minister is off,"
"Why, yes, she told me. He wa
horribly jealous and so unfair"
SIN what way was he unfair"
every time she would make an en-
gagement to go motoring with som
other man he would pray for RAIN
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