The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-18
0CALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Teachers for the Ensuing Term

Teachers for the Ensuing Term
Superintendent Crimson informs the
Star that the following have been
chosen to teach in the Ocala schools
for the ensuing term:
w. I'll. Cassels, principal.
| Miss Tommie Abernathy, Latin.
/ II. j. Mixson, science.
1 Miss Lulu Doke, mathematics.
1 Miss Miriam Pasteur, English.
| Miss Lucille Cooper, domestic sci
ence.
Miss Elizabeth MizelIe, eighth
4 grade.
/ Miss Ruth A. Abel, seventh grade.
1 Miss Minnie Lee Carlisle, seventh
grade.
Miss Marion Dewey, sixth grade.
H Mr.. Robert F. Conner, sixth grade.
Mrs. Rex Todd, fifth grade.
h Mrs. FL. S. Wesson, fifth grade.
H Miss Annie Pope Eagleton, fifth
grade.
Miss Helen A. Vaughan, fourth
grade.
Miss Eugenia Fuller, fourth grade.
Miss Nellie C. Stevens, principal
primary department.
4 Miss Marcella Mclean, third
grade.
i Mrs. Maude Rockford, third grade.
Miss Edith Griffin, second grade.
i Miss Fanny Clark, first grade.
i Miss Lulu Griffin, first grade.
Mrs. w. T. Evans, beginners.
Miss Eunice Marsh, beginners.
i Miss Ella Mendenhall, principal of
North Ocala primary school.
Miss Agnes Crago, assistant, North
4 Ocala Primary school.
4 A pleasant party of prominent
Ocala people who came to Gaines
vile Thursday was composed OF Mr..
and Mrs. S. MI. Lummus and child
rem, Marion and Frances Lummuss
|, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Pyles. They
made the trip in Mr.. Lummus' REQ
machine. "Sim,' as Mr.. Lummus is
. known to thousands of his friends, is
the veteran linotype machinist-oper-
ator in The Ocala Banner Office, but
. is interested i'm realty to consider
able extent. He came here upon re-
quest of the Sun to locate some trouble
with our Merg which has been "all out
of sorts" for several days, and which
4 was growing worse, although the eff
fcient machinist in charge of it had
exhausted, seemingly, all the ordi-
nary and extraordinary precautions
connected with the exigency. The
Merg. is all right now, and no further
trouble is courted or anticipated
Gainesville Sun.
There will be box social at the
Baraca hall on the Baptist church To-
Friday night at 7:30 o'clock. Ladies
viii bring small lunch which will b
sold to the boys. Everybody invited
y to attend.
Il The Pythian Sisters held yer.
4 pleasant meeting Tuesday Afternoon
Il with Mrs. E. T. Spencer at her pref
Il ty home in North Ocala. The ladie
| of this lodge will not hold any NOR
Il regular meetings in the temple unit
L the sunnmer is over, but will occasion
Ii ally hold social meetings at the home
| Of the members.
HI mn I'm
Mrs. S. M. Grubbs and children, VIII
II went to Mcintosh the other day, t
Mcintosh the other day, to visit Mrs
Grubbs' daughter, Mrs. ]. G. Quat
tlebaum, found Mrs. Quattlebaum'
daughter, little Thelma, seriously il
Mrs. Grubbs and children returne
home yesterday afternoon. The sic
child is somewhat better.
- Rev. S. J. Cats is in the city. an
- is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. z. Va
4 Hood.
III. M Blackburn, secretary OF q
State Epworth League, was in Oca
Yesterday, in the interest OF Southel
College. While in the city Mr.. Blacl
burn was the guest of Mr.. and Mr.
M. M. Little.
Mrs. G. A. Carmichael has return
ed from a several months visit wi
n friends and relatives in the west. 81
spent a month in Texas, several Weel
in Hot Springs, Ark, and later vlsl
ed her old home in Union Spring
Ala.
- Mr.. E. L. Maloney arrived In Il
city last night from Jacksonville T
visit to Mrs. Maloney, who is t
guest of Mrs. C. w. Hunter N
Maloney expects to go on today
tomorrow st. Petersburg, where
intends to go into business.
Mrs. John Boisseau and little daug
ter left yesterday for visit to M
Boisseau's former home at Chipley,
West Florida.
Miss Kathleen Chandler, after