The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-07
First Aid Certificates Received

latter part of next week.
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First Aid Certificates Received
Mrs. Frank Drake and Miss Blair
Woodrow, secretaries of the first aid
classes instructed by DR.. E. j. Peek
and DR.. H. C. Dozier, have distribut-
ed the first aid certificates to those
who satisfactorily completed the
course in first aid to the injured. The
certificates were issued at Washing
ton and are signed by c. 81. Conner,
major, medical corps, and fac-simlles
of Woodrow Wilson, VIM. II. Taft
and C. L. Magee.
1 The eleven members of DR.. Peek's
| class who stood the examination all
received certificates. They are; Mrs
/ NJ. H. StovaH, Mrs. w. T. Whitley,
Mrs. ". H. Tucker, Mrs. Anna
! Tweedy, Misses Thee Wallis, Adele
Bittinger, Helen Brown, Mary Bur-
ford, Alice Bullock, Dorothy Schreib-
er and Hester Dewey.
! Seven members of DR.. Dozier's
class took the examinations, and all
received certificates. They are:
Misses Stella, Nina and Nettie Camp,
Blair Woodrow, Florence Leltner,
Louise Spencer and Mary Harriet
Livingston.
Miss jefferson Bell, a newspaper
woman of wide experience, has arrlv-
ed in Miami and yesterday began her
duties as society editor of the Her
aid. Miss Bell first visited the Magic
City two years ago when the FLORIDA
Press Association met here and be-
cause her first impression OF Miami
was good. she declares that she is de-
lighted with the opportunity OF com
ing here to make her home. Begin
ring her journalistic career in ITALIA
hassee fifteen years ago, when she
worked for a daily newspaper, Miss
Bell has since been engaged in special
and political writing. Her splendid
work has made her reputation
throughout the state.-Miami Metrop-
oils.
Mrs. ]. M. Barco left this afternoon
for Jacksonville, where she will be
ret by her daughter, Mrs. j. M. jack
son and Miss Helen, who will accom-
pany her to Clayton, Ga. Mrs: Jack
son will then place her daughter IN
Science Hall, Shelbyville, KY, and
visit her there until October, when she
will accompany Miss Ethel jackson
to Baltimore.
Miss Irene Campbell was accom-
ranied from Jacksonville in her car
, by Miss Johnnie O'Neil, who was her
guest until Sunday, when Tom Jack
SON returned to the metropolis with
the party to remain for several social
1 functions. Miss Julia O'Neil plans to
> return to DeLand with Miss Camp
hell.-DeLand News.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford c. Webt
have returned from a two months
lstav at Hendersonville, and Other
,noints in the North Carolina noun
IS tains. Mr.. Webb's health has improv
,. ed wonderfully and he is now enjoying
his usual good spirits once more.
# H r. Chase, former chief of th'
: Miami fire department.. and nov
r manager for the South Florida Farm
d company. arrived in the city toda.
with his family en- route to their new
home at Moore Haven.-West Pain
n Reach notes in Miami Metropolis.
If Misses Ethel and Elizabeth Horn
returned home yesterday from de
Ifghtful visit in North Carolina an
lie Tennessee. Mrs. Horne will remain
in several weeks longer.
ut
n, Mr.. and. Mrs. W. M. Tucker an
children. Ruby and Fred, have return
ed from a delightful ten days visit
re Baltimore and Washington.
~
ne Mr.. Frank Churchill has returne
r, from Webster, where he spent his va
!. cation with his parents.
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