The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-11-12

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Temple Program for This Week
Every day this week the Temple Of
fers special features.
Monday Mary Miles Minter stars in
"The Gentle Intruder" Mutual.
Tuesday the new Vitagraph serial,
"The Fighting Trail" begins and will
star Carol Holloway and William
Duncan.
Wednesday, "For France" a Vita
graph feature with Betty Howe.
Thursday promises to be the best
yet. A new Perfection film called
"The Apple Tree Girl" starring the
dainty and well known actress Shir-
ley Mason.
Friday the old favorite, Mae Mar
ray, will star in Princess Virtue" a
few interesting pictures of which are
shown with the ads. this week.
One of the most famous stage fav-
orites, Gladys Hulette, stars in to-
days Pathe feature, tThe Cigarette
Girl" gold rooster play.
Mrs. Natalie Jones' friends sympa-
thize with her in the death of her
mother, Mrs. Galiope, former resi-
dent of Ocala, which occurred several
weeks ago in Lynchburg, Texas. Mrs.
Jones who went to see her mother
several weeks ago.. returned home
last week.
Miss Frances Arnold of Newman
Ca, arrived in Ocala Saturday after
noon to be the guest of Mrs. B. A.
Weathers and family until after the
marriage of Miss Janet Weathers and
Mr.. Stephen Jewett Wednesday.
Mrs. C. C. Arms friends are glad to
hear she is much better today, after
several days illness.
The Ocala friends of Mr.. and Mrs
George Pitts of Columbus, Ca, regret
to hear their elder daughter, Doris has
been seriously i'll for over a week
but are glad she was considered out
of danger Sunday. Mrs. Pitts was
formerly Miss Fannie Mae Sage OF
Ocala.
Mrs. w. C. Mead is somewhat bet.
ter today after weeks illness.
Mrs. Leon Fishel and two children
of Baltimore arrived in Ocala Satur.
day afternoon to spend severa
months with Mr.. Fishel's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Fishel and family.
$50
Mrs. R. w. Finn returned home
yesterday afternoon from two
days visit to Mr.. Finn in Jackson
vile Mr.. Finn expects to come Il
Ocala Saturday and will probably
take his family to Jacksonville tn,
first of next week.
Mrs. VERNE Stevens and daughter
Margaret of Lakeland, arrived today
to attend the marriage of Miss Jane
Weathers and Mr.. Stephen Jewel
Wednesday. Mr.. Stevens is expected
Tuesday.
A most interesting letter was re
ceived in Ocala today by a frient
from Mr.. Rollie Heating. 1t was dat
ed October II, and written from tn,
w. NJ. c.. A. Branch of the Canadian
corps in France where Mr.. Keatint
is helping in the wonderful work dom
there in the sick camps. Mr.. Keat
ling says he was discharged from tn
hospital and sent back to his regi
ment, where he was rejected on &C
count of his stiff knee.
/ Mr.. Heating is now engaged in tn
most pleasant of work, that of pro
viding literature, comforts and anus
ments for the soldiers. They have
library, a theatre where movies ar
shown daily and where English an
i Canadian svaudevilles are shown FIRE
Iquently. In the athletic building
they have complete equipments 70
football, tennis and numerous othe
games. Mr.. Heating says he has no
seen any Florida boys as yet.
Mrs. T. E. Bridges returned hom
Saturday from Lakeland, where sh
attended the w. C. T. U. convention
Mrs. Bridges was accompanied b
Mrs. J. E. Fuetch of Gainesville, VIII
was her guest until Sunday Afternoon
/o1lI - E1-,4L Da.oN