The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-20


o. K. Grocery store room, is the con-
test for the fve-pound box of Nun
naIly's finest candies. The votes are
10 cents each, and the Ocala boys are /
asked to cast their votes for Ocala's |
most popular maiden. The contest |
will close and the trophy be present
ed to the lucky winner Saturday |
night.
Mr.. C. E. Winston left today for
two days business trip in Jackson
vile.
Mrs. R. E. Filcher returned to
Fruitland Park today after a two
days visit to Miss Irma Blake.
Messrs. Alfred MacKay and Sam
Burford will arrive home Sunday
from Georgia Tech, to spend the hol-
idays.
Mr.. W. T. Gary and a party of Red
Gross girls will motor to Pennington
at o'clock this afternoon to explain
the Red Cross Christmas campaign.
$50
Mr.. and Mrs. Order Perkins ex-
pect to leave in their car on Saturday
for Jacksonville to spend the Christ
mas holidays with Mrs Perkins Sis
ter.
Mrs. G. W. Pitts and daughters,
Doris and Maxine, of Columbus, Ga,
will spend the holidays with Mrs.
Pitts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. K.
Sage.
Miss Josephine Williams will arrive
tomorrow from Athens, Ga, to spend
Christmas with her mother at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Hall and
| family.
Miss Justine Rhody left yesterday
afternoon on the limited for Jackson
vile, where her marriage to DIR. E. G..
Lindner is to take place this after
noon.
Mrs. Daisy Moore Christie leaves
today for Atlanta, to accept a posi-
l
charge of the teachers agency of that
place. Mrs. Foster was Miss Sarah
Bull of Ocala.
Miss Lilly Marsh, who is teaching
this year in Aripeka, is expected
home Saturday to spend her two
weeks Christmas vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Marsh
and family.
Mrs Sam Frazer will arrive in
Ocala on Saturday from her home in
Lakeland to spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Bur-
nett and family. She will be joined
on Monday for a few days by Mr..
Frazier.
All the children enrolled in the
primary department of the Baptist
Sunday school are cordially invited to
a Christmas party at the church Sat-
urday afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Dorothy Schneider will arrive
mas holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. T. Schneider.
The friends of Miss Tommie Aber-
nathy, who is spending the winter in
Miami, will be interested to hear she
will spend the holidays with her
mother and sister in Atlanta.
Ninety-one names were added to
the honor roll yesterday for the Red
Cross Christmas drive; 81 had enroll
ed today before one o'clock. That is
only doing fairly well, for as we said
before an average of 100 daily and
no less will put the Marion County
chapter members on the honor roll.
Don't forget, there are only three
days grace.
Many friends of Mrs. A. L. Acker
of New York, formerly Miss Virginia
Sistrunk of Ocala, are delighted to
hear she is to spend several months
here this winter, while Mr.. Acke1
tours the west as leading man in a
stock company. The company will
first go to New Orleans and possibly
Mrs. Acker will accompany her hus-
band, but most probably will arrive
in Ocala next Wednesday to visit Mrs.
J. H. Walters until the return of her
father, Mr.. S. T. Sistrunk from Fort
Lauderdale.
The Vitagraph picture, "Sunlight's
Last Raid" at the Temple last nigh
was a live western story, strongly
acted. Whenever the people see one
of these Vitagraphs advertised, they
should go, as they are always inter
estimg. The live Essanay film, "Skin-
ner's Baby" will run for the matinee
this afternoon, and the lyceum COM
pany will hold the stage tonight. To-
morrow there will be one of those
excellent Bluebirds, "My Little Boy"
and Saturday the screen will be held
by an excellent Triangle, "The Ten or
Diamonds" featuring Dorothy Dali
ton.