The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-04-11
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
If You Have Amy News for this De-
partment, Call Five Double-One
or Two-Seven
The Liberty Bond Habit

A0Q LnGl went ana DOQguL DOI1U
With patriotic exhilaration!
I've got the saving habit so
The thought of it | can not smother,
Hence very soon / know I'll GO
/ know I'll go and buy another!
Mrs. R. E. Yonge, who has been so
t i'll for several weeks, is improving
Mrs. P. B. Perry of Pedro, who was
operated upon at the hospital several
days ago, is doing we'll
$50
Miss Emma Perry has accepted S
position in the Office of the Ocala &
Southwestern railroad.
Miss Ida Hester of Evinston, who
has been pleasant visitor in the
city, has just returned to her home.
The book drive for the soldiers still
continues. Books were given today
by Mr.. T. T. Munroe, Miss Mary Piatt
ard Joselyn Moorhead.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Rogers, who
have been visiting in our city for the
past week, returned to their home in
Memphis, Tenn, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mabry Sumner are
anticipating visit in the near future
from their friends and former neigh
bors, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goddard
Mrs. Lewis Yonce went to Jackson
vile Tuesday to attend the Grand
Chapter o. E. S. She will also visit
relatives there and expects to be
away for week.
Mr.. Cameron Gamsby was examined
in Montreal, Canada, last Tuesday for
the aviation corps He passed his ex-
animation and reported for duty in
Toronto Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. WEIGH went to
Jacksonville today, from which place
] they expect to go to Tilghman, for a
visit to relatives, and will continue
their trip as far as Miami, returning
to Ocala Sunday night.
Capt. Davidson and wife, who
have been in Ocala on visit to Mrs.
Long and family, will leave tomor-
row. The captain goes to Chatta-
!nooga, while Mrs. Davidson will stop
| in Columbia, S. c., for a visit to her
mother.
Mrs. w. D. Evans and grandaugh-
tiers, Misses Sara and ida Wood OF
Evinston, spent Wednesday in Ocala
/ they having come down to bring Miss
Sara, who is home from Southern
!. College, to have her foot treated. Mrs
Evans is one of Marion county's old
lest. most highly respected and sub
stantial citizens.
Mrs. NJ. M. Little, editor for the
Florida State Epworth League, went
to wildwood today to attend the
Ocala District Sunday School Epworth
League Institute. Mrs. Little will rep
resent the Epworth League at the re-
quest of the secretary. who is un-
avoidably detained elsewhere.
Mr.. Wendell Ramsdale, former
well known citizen of Ocala, who has
been in Crystal River for several
days visiting. is in town today, circu-
lating among his many friends. He
gives US the interesting news that
his son, Wakefield, who many Ocalans
will remember as a small boy, is now
married and living in Maryland,
where he is principal of large school
and his wife is an assistant.
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The reporter dropped into the IL
brary today and found it as popular
a place as ever The tables are full
many new books having been donated
lately. There has this month been an
increase of 303 books sent in. The
/ faithful librarian, Miss Gamsby, is
ever ready with pleasant smile and
fcordial welcome for all. The children
Especially seem to take great delight
in congregating there and the library
is often filled with eager little tots
WIZ S1OdI dC11SAlI t4AN
many interesting children's stories to
be found there.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Anderson have
just returned from a several days
visit IN Atlanta and Marietta, Ga.
where they visited their sons, Lieu.
tenants E. P. and r. L. Anderson Jr
The artillery range is located or
/ Black Jack mountain, on the outskirt.
/ of Marietta, and there the 319th regi
ment, field artillery, has been located
for the past two weeks engaged il
firing the three-inch and four-point
seven guns. Lieut.. E. P. Anderson il
a member of the 319th regiment. The
other two regiments of field artillery
stationed at Camp Gordon are the
320th regiment, of which R. L. An,
| derson Jr. is member, and the 321st
II All these have taken turns on the fir