The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-03

Thousand Dollars Reward. It's need
less to advertise Farnum's pictures
he is always right there with the
goods. The official war picture will
also be on the screen, and nobody
can afford to miss that.
Attention, Young Ladies of Ocala
and Marion County!
A meeting will be held Monday af-
ternoon at 4:30 O'Clock at the Wom-
ans Club, in the interest of the stud
ent nurse drive. All young ladies of
Ocala and Marion county are request
ed to be present.
Mrs. r. L. Anderson,
Chmn. Ocala Unit Council Nat. Def.
Subscription Dance Last Evening
"There was a sound of revelry last
night" at the Woman's Club, and
Ocala gathered in her beauty and
her chivalry." From the opening num-
| Der to the last dance there was not
dull moment. The young dancers
enjoyed to the fullest this meeting
together, the event having been de-
Ilightfully anticipated, as such &C.
casions are now rarity. With splen-
did music furnished by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Lucas, the young people trip
| ped the light fantastic to until the
midnight hour, when Mr.. Lucas, in
| his usual accommodating manner,
favored the audience by singing sew
eral patriotic songs. Those enjoying
| this pleasant occasion were Misses
Sara Pearl Martin, Callie Gissendan-
! er, Virginia Beckham, Ellen STRIPPING,
Loureen Spencer, Helen Jones, Blair
Woodrow, Elizabeth Horne, Margu-
rite Edwards, Ethel Horne and Roscoe
Meffert, John Bats, Tom Wallis,
Holmes Walters, Bob and James
Chace, Frank Rentz. William Long,
John Norris, Paul Brinson, Whitfield
Palmer, George Looney, Marshall
earn, Thelbert and Walter Troxler,
Charles Cullen, Homer Agnew and
Homer Small.
Mr.. Clifton Long, who has been
visiting here for several days, left
today. He was accompanied as far|
as Gainesville by his wife, where
they will visit for few days. He will
then go to Annapolis and Mrs. Long
will return to Oeala.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. sders and
nephew, Mr.. Robert Whisenant of
Brooksville, spent yesterday in Ocala
with Mrs. George Martin and fami-
ly They returned to Brooksville i'm
the late afternoon, accompanied by
Mr.. Herbert Martin, who will be
their guest for a few days.
Perry Anthony, who has been with
the labor company, Camp Johnston,
has been transferred to the Service
Park company. He believes he is
located in Jacksonville permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Biting spent
a most enjoyable day yesterday in
Gainesville, returning to Ocala last
night.
j. R. Moorhead Jr., army field clerk,
headquarters 31st division, will arrive
| in Ocala onday to visit with home
folks for few days.
Mr.. D. R. Conner has returned from
| cambridge, Ga, where he has been
with Mrs. Conner, who has just sue
lcessfully undergone surgical opera
! ton. Mrs. Corners many friends will
| be pleased to know that this opera
ton, tho serious one, was very sue
cessful and that hopes for her entire
recovery are now entertained.
DIR. and Mrs. E. G.. Under have
returned home from a pleasant vaca-
ton spent at Green Springs.
Miss Alene Rawls of Jacksonville,
| is the attractive guest of her cousin,
Miss Marion Hunter at the Ocala
House. She will remain for several
weeks.
There will be an interesting pros
gram and good music given by the
literary branch Of the Methodist Mis-
sionary Society, led by Mrs. C. G.
Barnett, Monday afternoon at four
O'Clock, which will be concluded with
a business meeting. A good attend
ance will he appreciated