The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-25

the formers aunt, Mrs. J. Y. Purvis
Mrs. NJ A TenEyck leaves today
for Jacksonville, where she viii meet
her sister, who viii accompany her to
Pablo Beach for a months stay.
! Mr.. Sawyer of the firm of Purvis .
& Sawyer, Havana. Cuba, was an
Ocala visitor last week, and has gone
to New York before returning home. /
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| DR.. and Mrs. Van Hood will motor
to Gainesville tomorrow to. attend the
health day exercises held at the Uni
versity of Florida. DR.. Hiram Byrd /.
will be the chief speaker.
Miss Martha Kate Rentz who is
now visiting Mrs. Mason, nee Miss
Minnie Stovall, in Tampa, will arrive
in Ocala next Monday to be the guest
iof Miss Mary Eurford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rogers and
two children and Mrs. Rogers mother
Mrs. Fort of Lynne, are spending the
day in Ocala with Col and Mrs. R. F
Rogers.
The w. C. T. u. held a small but
most enthusiastic meeting yesterday
Afternoon at the Presbyterian church.
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secretary during Mrs. Packham's alb
sence this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Chambliss, who
left yesterday for Plant City, went to
!, attend the special services at the
Primitive Baptist church. They will
be the guests of DR.. and Mrs. w. J.
Holton until Monday.
Messrs. Marcus Purvis and Will
Purvis of New York and Mr. Glenn
Puryis of Raiford, have returned to
their homes after brief visit to
father, Mr.. ]. Y. Purvis and Mrs.
Purvis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Hodges, Mr.. C..
3. Hodges and Mr.. and Mrs Ander-
son of Hodges Island motored to
'Ocala yesterday and spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lanier Robertson
and children.
The dainty, popular little movie
star, Anita Stewart, will appear at
the Temple today in ''The Most Ex-
/ cellent Way" This is one of the
Vitagraph pictures, which are always
good.
Mrs. George Carlton of Wauchua
and little Miss Charline Scott of
Deerfeld, returned to their homes to-
day after a brief visit to the latter's
aunt, Mrs. D. w Tompkins and fam
lily.
Master James Ladelle of Micanopy,
J who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs.
D. w. Tompkins for the past week,
. will be joined today by his mother,
who will visit her sister and family
: for week or more.
!, Little Miss Marjorie Pickerell re-
/ turned. home today after a pleasant
e weeks visit to Mrs. George Dyke at
Burbank. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Dyke who will visit Mrs w. T.
G Spencer and Mrs Kate Pickerell for
several days.
The friends of Miss Mary Betty of
Montgomery, Ala, who visited her
sister, Mrs. E. M. Finch in Ocala last
: season, will regret to know that she
> has been i'll for several months with
rheumatism. AS soon as she can
travel she will go to Hot Springs for
an indefinite stay.
: A number of Ocala ladies put up
fresh pineapples this morning. The
chairman of the food conservation
committee suggests that no one dis
card the Feelings of this fruit as
they way be boiled down with sugar,
, making most delicious pineapple
honey.
Mrs. C. G. Barnett and children
have gone to the lake where they
have taken rooms at Mrs. R. l.. Mar
tins residence for a month. They
have as their guests for the next two
weeks Mrs. J. S. Johnson and three
children of Moultrie, Ga.
Mrs. Jas. H. Hill, who formerly
lived in Ocala and was one of the
most popular and admired of our
women, has just returned from a
months stay in New York. She is
now at Lake Weir the guest of Mr..
John L. Carney, her brother, and will
visit friends IN Ocala next week.
DR.. and Mrs. w. Moore Scott and
son Warren, of Savannah, left yes
terday in their car for the mountains
Of H..