The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-10-30
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
If You Have Any News for this De-
partment, Call Five Double-One
or TwO-Seven
To Old Glory

sweeping folds i
The wonderful promise it held and
still holds.
The faith that makes strong, and the
hope that makes true
The strength of the red and the white |
and the blue.
We may hear it, and know it, and feet
it and see
All the pride of the past and the glory
to be,
The red growing redder. the blue
growing bluer.
The stars flashing clearer and dearer
each day,
A health to Old Glory-the flag of to-
day! Exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Townsend were
representative citizens from Martin in
Ocala yesterday.
Judge j. c. B. Koonce of Bushnell
is in the city today on business trip
and short visit to his wife.
The friends of Mr.. Robert Blake
are glad to see him out again after a
slight indisposition, which reminded
him very much of what the "fu"
might be-
Miss Hannay Ellis is expected home
today from Bristol. She will leave
the ninth of this month for Savannah,
where she will take two years train
ing course at Telfair hospital.
Linsy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. W..
| Troxler, who has been very i'll. has
had, we regret to say, relapse. The
many friends of the Troxler family
sincerely hope that the boy will soon
begin to improve.
| The many Ocala friends of Sergt.
John v. Tarver will be interested IN
the following cablegram received oy
his mother this morning: "The ship
on which + sailed arrived safely over
seas"
/ Mrs. j. R. Herndon is anticipating a
Wood and sister, Miss Efie Wood,
who will arrive from Johnson City,
Tenn, tomorrow. They will spend the
winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Stone spent to-
day in the city from Winter Park.
They were accompanied home this
afternoon by their daughter, Miss
Stone and her guest, Miss Shine, who
will remain at Winter Park until the
public school reopen here.
Mr.. Burkhardt left for Tallahassee
Friday in response to message stat.
ing that his brother, Mr.. John Burk.
hardt, was very i'll. Mr.. Burkhardt
reached his brothers bedside only &
J short while before he passed away
Sunday. In the loss of his brother
, Mr.. Burkhardt has the sympathy 81
the entire community. He will re
. turn to Ocala today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy OFT and bah!
daughter, Edith spent Sunday il
.. Ocala the guests of Miss Susie Los
, Ellis. Mrs. Ott, who was Miss Elois,
! Robinson, has spent the past fou
; months at her girlhood home in Or
: lando, as precautionary measure
, against her little daughter contract
! ing influenza, and the family wer
: returning to their home in Gaines
) willie.
! Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Borden and chit
r | L. - ~ y,
; week to the water works cottage D
: Orange avenue, and the house o.
: lSouth Fourth street which they hav
: been occupying has been leased b
8 Mr.. and Mrs. Martin of Inglis. Nj
: Martin is the new superintendent o
. the light and water plant.
= Rev. c. H. Summers, Y. M. c. A
|executive secretary for the state i
Florida for work among the colore
llpeople, spoke yesterday afternoon an
| at night to the colored people. H
II stated that the colored people of tn
state would give 100000 for wa
charities. While here Mr.. Summer
paid visit to his friend, Rev. Smit
Hardin.
Miss Annie Pope Eagleton who
one of the teachers in the DeLan
school this year, is spending her va
cation here with her relatives, con
ing especially to act as maid of homo
at the wedding of her friend, Mis-
Alice Campbell, which interestin
event will take place tomorrow. Mi
Eagleton is we'll pleased with h.
OPPOSITION and loud in her praise of tt
attractive little city of DeLand and i
charming people. She will return
DeLand in time for the reopening
school, November 4th.
Miss Thelma Wright was the lit
hostess at delightful neighbodhot
party last evening, entertaining I'll
fortunate guests at the home of h
aunt, Mrs. w. M. Parker. corner
Orange and South Eighth streets.
making this party a memorable OIL
III for har pieca MrS Parker WAS aSSis