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

| Tuesday and Friday. Ladies attend.
ing are requested TO bring their i'm
! plements and material for sewing.
/
Miss Helen Sanborn
Miss Helen Ruth Sanborn, daughter
of the Rev. A. R. Sanborn of Ocala,
| president of the Florida state confer
ence Of the Seventh Day Adventists,
| died at the home of DR.. Sanborn's
brother-in-law, ]. Watson Scholes, on
the Citrus road, opposite Grapeland,
at 1880 Sunday morning after a lin
; gering illness. She was sixteen years
old.
The interment will take place Tues
day morning at 1920 o'clock at Wood
lawn Park cemetery. Services will be
conducted at the Scholes home by her
father, assisted by Elder w. w. VIII
liams.
Besides her parents the deceased is
survived by four sisters, Mrs. Rem
niger af Walla WaIla, Wash, and the
Misses Neva, Martha and Sarah San
born, who live with their parents
Miami Herald.
The film companies have kept the
Temple up in the air the last tygC
days. Monday they failed to send
They're Off," the picture booked for
that day. and yesterday the install
ment of ''The Fighting Trail" due on
that date, also failed to arrive. In
stead they sent, They're Off," the
picture booked for Monday. This is
a most excellent picture, and if peo-
pie had known it would be here, and
how good it was, they would have
crowded the house. There will be no
sip-ups, however, on the Vitagraph
story, "Her Secret" booked for to-
day, in which Alice Joyce and Harry
Morey feature. The film is here, and
as it is fire class picture all the
movie fans must be on hand to see it.
Alice Joyce is Always Attractive
It has been said that the motion
picture star of today has no trouble
in looking attractive for she is always
cast in society drama with beautiful
frocks and luxurious settings. In
"Her Secret" the Vitagraph blue rib
bon feature both written and directed
by Perry N. Vekroff which is at the
Temple today, one finds Alice Joyce,
who is cast as stenographer, most
attractive in tailor-made dress and
business surroundings.
"Sure," as the old Irishman said,
"it's not the fine features, but the fine
lass that counts" Harry T. Morey is
co-starred with Miss Joyce.
The ladies' Baptist Missionary So
ciety will hold an open meeting at 8
o'clock Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. E. Van Hood Each
person is requested to bring a pres
ent of silver. clothing or anything de-
sirable for a little ten-year-old girl at
the Arcadia, whom the society wishes
to make happy Christmas morning.
Also a Christmas offering or shower
Of canned fruit, vegetables, jellies,
etc., for Columbia College will be
given.
Many people remember Mr.. Arthur
Ball and his charming wife, who were
here large part of last summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ball and children are
now at the Mata Harmbre mines in
Pinar del Rio, Cuba, where Mr.. Ball
is engaged in putting in a battery of
DE. La Vergne engines for the syndi-
cate which owns the copper mines in
that locality.
DR.. j. M. Gross is expected home
today at noon from Jacksonville on
his return from the Methodist confer
ence at Miami. Mrs. Gross will join
him here and they will go on to Mi
ami to his appointment. DR.. and Mrs.
Gross have made themselves very
popular in Ocala and will be greatly
missed.
Mrs. w. M. Tyer and little daugh-
ter expect to return to their home in
Oklahoma today after a visit of sew.
eral weeks to Mrs Tyer's parents, DIR.
and Mrs. ]. M. Gross.
AE&
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stroud are
rejoicing over a visit from the stork,
just after midnight, which left them
the proud possessors of a beautiful
little daughter. Ocala is hardly big
enough to hold William this morning.
Christmas Bazaar
st. Margaret's Guild and the Altar