The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-18
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their regular weekly game. Miss
Nellie Gottlieb is the hostess to the
two tables of players and for top
score will give two pretty silver hat
pins. Miss Gottlieb will serve fruit
salad, wafesr and hot tea.
Mrs. Order Perkins is playing with
seven members of the club, namely:
Misses Mary Mcdowell, Dorothy and
Marie Hickman, Caroline Harriss,
Adele Bittinger, Hester Dewey and
Mrs. Peter Macintosh.
Notice to Presbyterian Sunday School
Members
The members of the following
Presbyterian Sunday school classes
are requested to meet at the church
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons at 3 o'clock to practice for
the Christmas entertainment that will
be given there Dec. Id at 1880 p. M:
Miss Annie Benton Fuller, Miss Boyd,
Miss Mickle, Mrs Mickle, Mrs. Con-
don and Miss Anna Mcdowell. Moth
ers having children in their classes
are urged to keep the dates in mind,
as the little tots often forget.
This entertainment promises to be
most interesting, and the offerings
will go for Armenian and Assyrian
relief.
Among the many splendid numbers
on this program will be the interpre.
tation of the Good Samaritan.
Many friends of Miss Marie Halle,
one of Ocala's most attractive girls,
who is now competent trained nurse
in Richmond, Va, are delighted to
hear she will spend the Christmas
holidays with her parents and little
sisters in Ocala Miss Halle will ar
rive Saturday night and will be met
in Gainesville by her father, Mr.. Sid
ney Halle, who will spend the holi-
days with his family in this city.
Christmas stories will be told by
the teachers of the primary school at
the school building next Wednesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock. All children
old enough to enjoy stories are cor
daily invited to be- present. For a
number of years the children of the
primary school have been learning
some of the old carols. Several of
these will be sung Wednesday during
the story hour.
The members of the Ocala Junior
League have their program all ar
ranged for Christmas and have been
practicing faithfully on same. Pro-
gram will appear son and date fixed
as soon as the new pastor arrives.
Miss Bessie Crutchfeld of Jack
conville and Miss Ellen Stripping of
Ocala, who were weekend guests of
Miss Jessie Bishop, returned to their
homes Sunday.-Gainesville Sun.
The second ward prayer meeting
will be held Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock with Mrs. George Brown.
Subject, Looking" Heb. 1872.
Miss Sidney Harold's friends will
be interested to hear she is now in
the Ocala National Bank, where we
know she will "make good" as she
did with the Oklawaha Valley rail
road.
Miss Agnes Burford returned home
today from a delightful three days
visit to Miss Mary DePass in Gaines
vile.
Mrs. W. A. Knight, who expected to
leave Wednesday for Valdosta, left
very hurriedly Monday afternoon in
response to a telegram stating her
fathers condition was very critical.
Last weekend there was a most
delightful family reunion at the home
of Mrs. G. E. Thompson. Sixteen
members of Mrs. Thompson's family
and some special friends participant
ed in the many lovely plans Mrs.
Thompson had arranged for her
cuestS. Among them. who have all