The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-20

scripture lesson, Nahum Z:l-o-
Sentence prayers led by president.
Song, Let Your Light Shine.
"Who Are Torch Bearers: Mrs.
Hardin.
~His Gift and Ours: Patricia
Wetherell.
Music by Mamie johnson and Mar
jorie Burnett.
League torch bearers: five children.
Business session.
Red Cross Work
The surgical dressings rooms will
be open every day except Saturday,
beginning Thursday. June 10th, at
8:3 Ga. m. until p. M. at postofice
building and armory. All ladies who
have made these irrigation pads,
please come and do this work.
Instructions in Making Dressings
There will be class of instruction
in surgical dressings organized by
Miss Theo Wallis. Ladies wishing to
join viii please see Miss Wallis fol.
particulars, at the armory any after
noon except Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Turner of
Anthony were shoppers in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Mitchell of An
thony were shopping in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. Colby and daughter, Miss Leo
nora, Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton and son,
are spending this week at Mr. Colby's
grove on the Oklawaha river.
SIS
A very pleasant party from Inver-
ness chaperoned by Mrs. DR.. Reeves
Were in Ocala yesterday, making the
trip in their cars.
Oxford was represented in the city
yesterday by the following business
visitors: Mr.. Levine, son and daugh-
ter and Messrs. Charles, Caruthers
and Nichols.
Miss Blair Woodrow now has a
position in Mr.. Edward fuckers gar
age, where she. is a most efficient as
sistant
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Lancaster were
gratifed yesterday to receive letter
from their son ct. d. saying he is
out of the hospital and able to attend
to his duties again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Griggs and
nephews, Clifford and Clayton Fore
of Oxford, stopped in OcaIa yester-
day on their way TO Crystal River,
where they go to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Stevens.
Miss Laura Belle Truman of At
lanta, who has been the guest of Miss
Agnes Burford for several weeks
left yesterday. She was accompanied
as far as Jacksonville by Mr.. Sam
Burford, who returned to Ocala on
the afternoon train.
Mr.. Gordon Moorhead who with
his bride has been the guest of his
parents in this city, left last night
for Camp Wheeler, where he is cor.
poral on the provost guard. Mrs
Moorhead will remain in the city fo1
two or three weeks.
Misses Bessie Marshall and Marie
Robinson have been visiting Miss
Leone Brooks at Blitchton for the
past week. Bessie returned home
yesterday, but Marie will remain un.
til Thursday, when Miss Brooks vii
accompany her home for a few days
visit.
The second ward Bible class meet
ing with Mrs. Meikle yesterday was
well attended and most profitable fol-
| edifcation Mrs. Bridges led, the sub
ject being Goods Power of Deliver
ance." Next Wednesday the subjecr
viii be continued at the home of Mrs
L. N. Green.
| Miss Doris Murry leaves this aft
ernoon for Chicago. Few young ladie
who have soiourned IN Ocala hav,
made more friends than Miss hurry
She is a bright and energetic girl, a
] well as very charming one. and he
friends hope the months will not b
many before she returns to them.
Mrs. Ford Rogers win leave mex
Wednesday for her summer home a
st. Clair Flats, Mich, near Detroit
where she viii be for about tire
months Mrs Rogers viii be greatl
missed during the summer month:
for in the several years she has re
sided here she has entered enthus
iastically into the plans for any VI
building of the city. She has been
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