The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-09-12
Resolutions of Respect

| Resolutions of Respect
The angel of death visited this city
on June 3rd, 1918. bearing away the
spirit Of our friend and co-worker
Mrs. Jessie NJ. Smith, to rest in the
sleep Of peace, awaiting the GLAD
resurrection morn, the Woman's Club
| thereby sustaining the loss Of one OF
| it's most worthy and devoted mem.
bers.
At the executive meeting of this
organization, held August 18th, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, the all wise Father of the
universe, has removed from our midst
our beloved comrade, Mrs. Jessie NJ
| Smith, one of our charter members
who has affiliated with our work az
chairman of important committees
and officer of the club. always hav.
ing carefully discharged the dutie:
that devolved upon her; and,
! Whereas, the Woman's Club OF
Ocala, Fla, has sustained a great
loss in the death of this valuable
member, one who, though for the
past few years, was frail of body, de,
voted her time, talents, energy anC
enthusiasm, when called upon to fur.
ther the work of the club, taking g
vital interest in art, literature, ANNA
protection and other work;
Whereas, we mourn her death as g
distinct loss to the club, and to hel
many friends; therefore be it
Resolved, that this body extend te
the family of the deceased, also tc
her relatives and friends, our heart
felt sympathy, reminding them OF
the many acts of love and mercy OF
which her daily life abounded, anc
of that potent influence which shall
be felt in every move that tends to.
ward the care of the weak and help
less everywhere because she lived
among us; be it further
Resolved, that we, in executive
meeting assembled, pass these mem
orial resolutions;
That we incorporate them in the
minutes of this meeting, publish then
in the Ocala Banner and the Ocals
Star, and sen da copy to the bereav.
ed husband of the deceased.
| Respectfully submitted,
The Art Committee,
| Mrs. G.. w. Martin, Chmn
| Notice, Eastern Stars
Ocala Chapter No. 20, O. E. S., will
hold its first regular meeting since
the summer vacation at Yonge's hal
Thursday at 7:3O p. m. This is spec
ial flag night and an excellent pro
gram has been planned by the com
mittee, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Luca:
and Mrs. H. S. Wesson. All member.
are urged to be present as plans fol
the school of instruction are to bt
made.
| Mr.. W. w. Harris and family re
turned Tuesday night from Daytons
Beach, where they spent a month
delightfully."-, the last two weeks o.
their stay being exceptionally pleas
ant. The beach was crowded will
visitors, the closing summer season
being greatly enlivened
| Mrs. w. w. Charles, Mrs. H. C
Davis and little son, Harold and Mrs
Ollie Hood will go to Dunnellon Thu
afternoon and join a pleasant part!
there, going to Juliette in the eve
ming, where a picnic supper, fish fir.
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ijoyed.
Mr.. w. ]. Crosby, our nominee fol
senator, wife and baby daughter
Willie Mae, passed thru the city yes
terday on their way home to Citra
from visit to friends at Inverness
At home they expected to meet thei
son Powe and his sisters, Misses
Ethel, Louise and Helen, who hav,
been on a visit to Miami. Mr.. Crosb,
says Citra will have a. good orang
crop, and will be able to gather it
too.
| The war pictures, "Fighting il
France" at the Temple yesterday AM
today, are very interesting and in
structive. They will, give everybod,
almost a frst-sight view of what on
noble Allies have enduring for fou
long years. All who did not see then
yesterday should see them today
Il Mr.. and Mrs. John BURY, Nh
!, Clarence Cork and Miss Nora Burr
of Orange Lake, spent yesterday aft
ernoon in the city on a shopping tour
Mrs. Ollie Hood went to Dunnello
today for two weeks visit to he
relatives there.
: Mrs. S. I. Sistrunk has received
telegram announcing the safe arriva
of Mrs. Bert Leigh Acker and bah
, daughter, Virginia, in New York.
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