The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-04-03

and the future. The men who will talk
are in position to know the condi-
ton of the South and what will be her
share in the food conservation work.
There will be a demonstration at
the kitchen on Friday morning at ten
o'clock. Go and take your housekeep-
ing problems; you can find help 70
solve them.
Temple News
Vivian Martin will star at the
Temple today in a fve-reel Paramount
picture, "Little Miss Optimist" A
Billy West comedy and a Pathe News
will also be shown, making in all an
eight-reel program: Prices, 10 and Is
cents.
Mr.. Bennett wishes to thank his
patrons for observing the new hours,
There was a splendid crowd for last
nights fine picture, the larger part
of the audience arriving before dark
The Temple closed a little after 10
o'clock, which is very unusual, there
by saving fully one hours fuel.
Mrs. Duncan Macdonald will return
home this afternoon from Jackson
vile, where she has been visiting
friends since Saturday.
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Mrs. A. ]. Beck won the prize, a
thrift stamp, at the Tuesday auction
club yesterday afternoon. Miss Onie
Chazal will entertain the club next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Rivers of Mica
nopy, who have returned to Ocala to
reside, have taken rooms at the Pres
byterian manse and will board with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Moore.
Mr.. Harry Tolbert has returned t.
his home in Kansas after a several
months visit to his wife and three
children at the home of Mrs. Anna
Met lymonds. He will be joined by
his family in May.
Mr.. w. Med. Green and son, Mr.
Henry Green of Hendersonville, N. c..
| motored to Ocala on Sunday to join
Mrs. Green and Miss Caro- Lee Green
at the home of Capt. and Mrs. T. E
Bridges. They will return to North
Carolina the latter part of the week
Mrs. Donald Drenforth of Denver
Colorado, who visited in Ocala last
u,ipfor &c vaorry xy;ci1;oo -, H1ao ,-1r,o ~.
Mrs. Drenforth is cousin of Miss
Doris Murray and will probably visit
her in Ocala in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Murrell, their
mother and niece, Mrs. Murrell anC
Miss Ethel Snyder, of Ohio, will move
tomorrow into Mr. and Mrs. Paul Du.
rands' home. Mrs. Murrell and Miss
Snyder will return to their homes ir
Ohio some time in May.
| Mr.. Marshall Bowler who went tt
Jacksonville Tuesday to take examin.
ations for the aviation corps, tele.
graphed his parents this morning that
he had passed the examination and
will report on the 18th. Mr.. Bouviel
will return home this afternoon to re.
main for short time.
Mr.. c. Carroll of Lynchfeld, Indi.
ana,. who has spent the winter in
0cala with his daughter, Mrs. George
Matthias and his daughters in South
Florida left yesterday for his old home
in Ind. He was accompanied by Mrs
Matthias who will visit there for sew.
eral months.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Durand will regret to hear they
expect to move to Butler, Penn, about
the middle of May, but hope that they
will return at some future day. Mr.
| and Mrs. B. L. Hooks and Mr.. anC
Mrs. William Blair who have spent
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Duranc
left on Monday for their home il
Butler, Penn. They will make short
visits in Jacksonville and in Washing
| ton.
Mrs. Adela Lynn, son and daugh
ter, Mr.. William Lynn and Miss Ada
Lynn of Bristol, Tenn, who have beer
in Lakeland for some time, arrived II
Ocala yesterday afternoon for a sew