The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-24
Stories for Children

Saturday afternoon at o'clock
there will be stories for children in
the library. Entrance the side stairs
going down. Miss Lulu Griffin will
tell the story Of The Pilgrims First
Thanksgiving; Miss Eunice Marsh
will tell How Peggy Gave Thanks;
Miss Marcella Mclean will tell The
Gelgian Girls Thanksgiving. AL
children are welcome.
Mrs. Ford Fl. Rogers,
Director Story Telling and Lectures
Junior League Thanksgiving Service
Theme: The Open Bible the Bread OF
Life
Song-Count Your Blessings.
Scripture lesson, st. John 6:31-40.
Prayer-Mary Lane.
Roll call.
"Child Life in Brazil"-Harry Hol.
colin.
Talk on Lesson-Mrs. Barnett.
Song, All for Jesus, by six leaguers
Reading How the Guest came to
Conrad Lucille Gissendaner.
Song-Break Thou the Bread OF
Life.
100 Psalm in concert.
Report of Officers.
Report of Committees.
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State Federation of Woman's Clubs
The delegates to the meeting Of the
State Federation of Woman's Clubs al
Miami seem to be having a most
pleasant and profitable session, ir
which social events mingle with de.
alterations on matters of public inte-
rest.
During the year thirty-three clubs
wer admitted to the federation, &C
cording to the report of Mrs. Harry
B. Minimum, of Jacksonville. cores.
ponding secretary of the fedration
with a gain of II new members ir
this way. Their was a loss of four
clubs, making a net gain of twenty
nine new clubs.
References are made to two Ocals
delegates in Tuesdays issue of the
Herald as follows:
ssMrs. William Hooker spoke on the
tremendous emphasis given to educa.
ton in the convention, the studies
made there of the moonlight schools
Of teacherages, of industrial and vo.
cational education, of the Gary sys.
tenn and all the other new ideas in
education"
"Mrs. w. T. Gary showed the i'm
portance of home economics, not, az
she concluded, merely seeing that the
dishes were clean and the food good
but that on the question of home eco
Monies depended the future of the ma
ton"
Miss Ruth Ray of Ocala, spent
Tuesday night with friends here
Palatka Post.
Mrs. j. A. Fraser and attractive
little son, Jack, arrived yesterda!
from Boca Grande to spend Thanks
giving with her sister, Mrs. ]. w
Davis.
Miss Marion Gay, of Jacksonville
arrived this afternoon for the open
ing dance of the Eight O'clock Dane
| ing Club. She is the guest of Mis-
Caroline Harriss, and will probabl!
remain for the fair.
Mrs. George Yancey and her hous'
guest motored to Ocala early thi
morning and took Mrs. Claude Kreg
er and Miss Alice Bullock back t.
Gambler to spend the day. Mrs. Yam
lcey is giving dinner party today
Judge Sam Barco, of Miami, arrive,
last night and went to Cotton Plan
this morning to visit his brother, Nh
Newcomb Barco and family. He vii
return to Ocala Saturday to spend
few days with his aunt, Mrs. Waite
Hood,
The ladies of the Baptist sewin
circle viii spend the day next Mon
day with Mrs. I. w. Duval, finishing
up their work for their Christina
sale which is to take place about tn
first part of December.
Miss Gamsby, the librarian, re
quests the Star to announce that th
hours at the Carnegie library vii
hereafter be from 9 to IL a. m, an
4 to 8 p. m.
Mr.. Ned Anthony of Laredo, Texas
has sent his mother, Mrs. Fanni
Anthony, a novelty in basket mad
of the shell of the Armadillo-or an
| lkiller--a curious animal found in th