The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-10

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Christmas Bazaar
st. Margaret's Guild and the Altar
Guild of Grace Episcopal church will
hold their annual Christmas sale of
fancy work next Thursday. Dec. Is,
at the Style Hat Shop.
Kings Daughters
The regular monthly meeting of
the Kings Daughters is postponed
until the second Thursday Of the
month, Dec. 18th, when there will be
held an election of officers.
Mrs. G. L. Bittinger, President.
Mr.. Frank Sanders spent Sunday in
town with relatives before leaving for
service in the navy.
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Miss Emma Perry returned home
Saturday from a pleasant two weeks
visit to Mrs. Edwards in Inverness.
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Mr.. and Mrs. III. o. Hamm and Mr..
and Mrs. Warner Hamm spent
Thanksgiving in Ocala-Pa1atka Post.
/ $50
Mrs. Lillian Wilson, who has been
with the Helvenston dry goods store
for the past several months, has left
for her home in Barlow.
| Mr. and Mrs. Finley Cannon and
the latter's mother, Mrs. DePass,
were Ocala visitors yesterday, motor
| ing down from Gainesville.
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| Mrs. Louis F. Savarese has return
ed home after a very pleasant visit
with her mother, Mrs. John w. Nor
ton, at Savannah.-Tampa Tribune.
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Mrs. W. Il. Wilson and three chill
dren Of Little Rock, Ark, are the
Iguestsrof Mrs. Wilson's mother, Mrs.
lG. w. Martin, during the winter sea-
son.
| There was a small informal dane.
at the Ocala House Saturday night.
These little dances are weekly affairs
and are greatly enjoyed by the young
folks participating.
Mr.. Tom Pasteur spent yesterday
in Ocala and at Lake Weir, on fly
ing visit to his wife and parents be-
fore leaving for the Charleston navy
Iyard today.
| Miss Ethel Horne accompanied by
Miss Thee Beckham left on the train
Saturday evening to visit Miss Mary
Scefield in Inverness. Mrs. Horne
Inotored down Sunday, bringing them
back in her car.
| Messrs. Herbert Gray, Bob Gray
and Lawrence Kelly of Gainesville,
,motored to 0cala yesterday. Mr.. Bob
lGray came particularly to say good
bye to his friends as he enters the
service at Camp Johnston next Tues
lday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Liddon and
daughter, Miss Frances and Mrs. C.
r. Raysor and little son, Clifford left
Wednesday for Tampa, where they
will make their home. Mr.. Liddon
has purchased property in that city
and will engage in business there
Dade City Banner.
| $50
| Among the Fruitland Park visitors
to Ocala last week, coming to attend
the fair, were Mr.. w. W. Dismukes,
Mrs. W. A. Mackenzie, Mr.. and Mrs
W., r. Ross, Messrs. Ben Collier and
John Goodson, Mrs William Camp
bell, Mr.. and Mrs. PETER and DR.. and
4 Mrs. j. Q. Lloyd.
| Sundays Times-Union contained a
! picture of Laird Hendricks Jr., the
handsome little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Laird Hendricks of Stamford, Conn
Ocala has a special interest in this
baby as he was born here, his mother
being formerly, Miss Bernice Alfred
Mrs. E. Fl. Mote entertained Mrs
Erck, Miss Glare Erck and Mrs. Stoe1
at a one o'clock luncheon, Wednesday
in honor of her cousin, Mrs. r. M
Sharpe, of Pittsburg-Leesburg Com
mercial.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. FL. Won Engel-
J ken, after a vacation visit of couple
of weeks to friends in the city and
East Palatka, have returned to Co.
lumbia, S. c., where Mr.. Won Engel-
ken has the responsible position OF
being at the head of the Federal Re
serve Bank.-Palatka Times-Herald.
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| Lieut.. Hugo Mcintosh will leave
Wednesday for Chickamauga, after g
ten days furlough spent here with hi;
lsister. Mrs ID. 4. McIver. Lieut.. Me-
Intosh intended leaving today ant
depending day at Camp Wheeler OF