The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-11-08

vanced at the war work college will
be demonstrated by government
workers, in connection with the can
ming of meats and drying of vegeta-
bles, as well as the usual line of cam
ring and preserving.
! Miss Mary Kemp of Martel visited
| friends in this city yesterday.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Newcomb Barco and
mother, Mrs. Sue Barco of Cotton
Plant were shopping in our city
Thursday.
| Miss Marguerite Moore has return
ed from lengthy visit to Hot
Springs, Ark, and is for the present
with Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Mcdonald.
Mrs. W. A. Barrett and little
daughter, Stella returned yesterday
from delightful fortnight's visit
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| Miss Aileen Farris, who has been
the guest of her sister for several
weeks, left this afternoon for Ora
hamville, where she will teach this
| winter.
DIR. S. H. Bitch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Bitch, Mrs. Mitchell and Miss
Mabel Hendrix were visitors from the
Blitchton neighborhood in Ocala yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Clark are
moving today from the Bell apart
ments on Fort King avenue into one
of Miss Meta Jewett's houses on
South Second street.
Miss Hannay Ellis left today for
Savannah, Ca, where she will enter
Telfair hospital. Her host of friends
deeply regret her departure, while
they wish for her every success in her
chosen work.
| Mrs. Lanier Robertson and chill
dren, Marie and Chester, who have
been visiting relatives at Dunnellon,
have returned home accompanied by
Mrs. Robertson's sister, Mrs. Niblack,
who will be her guest for week.
| Mrs. RAIDER and three children have
ARRIVED from their former home in
Tennessee to join Mr.. RAIDER at the
residence of Mrs. Belle Mershon on
Fort King avenue. Mr.. RAIDER is one
of the proprietors of the canning fac
tory.
The Christian church will resume
its Sunday school service next Sun
day morning at the usual hour, 9:45
O'Clock Every member of the church
and Sunday school is requested to be
on time at the opening session.
| Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Redding enter
tanned at a delightful fishing party
Thursday for their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Adams of Florence, Ala.
The party motored to Crystal River
early in the morning where fish fry
Twas enjoyed on the banks of the river.
j Mrs. r. II. Purdom is home from a
visit to South Georgia, where she
went to nurse her son, Foster Floyed,
who was very i'll with influenza, but
who, we are glad to saySis now well
and able to resume his studies at the
Georgia Military College. Mrs. Pur-
dom's friends are glad to have her
with them again.
4 Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Adams, brid-
al couple of Florence, Ala, have been
visiting relatives of the groom in and
around Ocala the past week. A most
enjoyable visit the first of the week
was spent with Mrs. w. H. McConn.
The latter part Of the week has been
|spent with Mrs. R. H. Redding and
! family at their country home near
Ocala. Mr.. Adams is an employe in
! the government service at Muscle
Shoals, near Florence.
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The literature committee of the
Woman's Club will meet Saturday aft
ernoon at three o'clock at the club
! rooms to reorganize for the winter.
Miss Stone will have charge of the
class in French. A cordial invitation
Ills extended to every club member, or
to any one interested in literary
work, to come and meet with this
class Saturday afternoon, that all
may begin the French lessons at the
same time Mrs. Warner is chairman
of this committee.
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! eve Can't Have Everything" the
picture at the Temple last night, was
a live, one, an adaptation of Rupert
Hughes novel of the same name to
. the film. The story was very inter-
esting and it lost nothing in the pic
. Iture. The entertainment tonight will
) be good pretty Louise Huff. an
!. Ocala favorite, will appear in "T'other
) Dear Charmer," patriotic picture, in
: which she will be ably supported by
. John Bowers. The ever-funny Toto
: will show up in riotous comedy, by