The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-04-09
Story Hour Period

Story Hour Period
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock,
will be the regular story hour period
at the primary school Misses Stew
ems, McClane and Marsh will tell
animal stories for intermediate and
primary grades, and it is earnestly
requested that many pupils from the
intermediate as well as the primary
grades will attend.
Mrs. W. E. Smith,
Chmn. Junior Civics, o. w. C.
$50
Mrs. Fannie Anthony is proudly
exhibiting several sofa pillar covers.
One sent to her by her son, Ned from
Camp Wheeler represents all the
different departments of the infan-
try. Also a most beautiful one sent
to Mrs. Perry Anthony from Camp
Johnston and one from Buffalo,
where Mr.. Anthony is now with
Motor Truck Co. No. 1, 5th division.
These pillow covers may be seen at
Weihe's jewelry store.
Mr.. Perry Anthony has lately been
to Canada, Buffalo, Baltimore and
other cities on army business. Mr..
Ned Anthony expects to go on five
days hike this week. Mr.. Anthony
also states that there is positively no
sickness in Company A.
$50
Misses Meme Davis, Callie Gissen-
daner and Ellen STRIPPING expect to
go to Gainesville Friday afternoon
to attend the fraternity dances. Miss
Davis and Miss Gissendaner will be
guests of Mrs. Helvenston and Miss
STRIPPING will visit Miss Jessie
Bishop. Saturday afternoon the Sig
ma Alpha Eptilon fraternity will give
a dance in honor of these young la
dies. They expect to return to Ocala
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. George Martin Jr, who accom-
panied his sister, Mrs. w. H. Wilson
to her home in Triton, Ca, returned
Friday. Mr.. Martin has been making
his home in Miami for over a year
and half, where he was studying
music and playing in a hotel orches-
ira. He will remain here for a short
vacation, after which he will go to
Jacksonville, where he will be in
charge of music store on the bal
cony of Cohen's big establishment,
until accepted by the army.
Mrs. C. ]. Stewart and attractive
daughter, Miss Anna Alison, who
have been spending the winter with
Judge c. E. Boswell and family, left
Tuesday night for Annapolis, where
they will visit Mrs. Stewards son,
who is student at the Naval Acad-
emy.-Tampa Tribune.
Mrs. Stewart was formerly Mrs.
Charles Alison, and resided in Ocala
for many years.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Flagg, brother
in-law and sister of Mr.. F. E. Wether-
bee, who have been Ocala visitors for
the past two weeks, left Monday for
Albany and Putney, Ca, where they
will be the guests of Mrs. FIagg's
nephews, Messrs. Ernest and Roland
Wetherbee, for several weeks, before
returning to their home in Boston.
Mrs. James M. Jackson and Mrs. j.
M. Barco left last night for Atlanta
to see Judge Samuel ]. Barco, who is
soon to be transferred from Camp
Gordon. Miss Ethel jackson, who has
been at home for her Easter vacation,
left with Mrs. Jackson and Mrs.
Barco to resume her studies at Gou-
cher.-Miami Herald.
Mrs. Alfred J. Beck of Fort Lau-
derdale, is the guest of Mrs. E. K.
Nelson and family, Hyde Park place.
Mrs. Beck has visited here frequently
and has many friends, all of whom
will be glad to see her.-Tampa Tri-
bune.
The following pleasant party mo-
| tored to Ocala from Gainesville yes
terday afternoon and were guests of
Miss Ellen STRIPPING for the evening:
Misses Jessie Bishop, Irene Denham,
Mr.. Metz and Mrs. T. 2. Bobbs and
little boy, T. z. Jr.
After a pleasant visit to her rela-
tives and friends here, Mrs. Frank
Muslin and her bright little son.
Frank Jr, left Monday for their
home in Titusville.
Mrs. T. E. Bridges returned home
yesterday from a motor trip down the
east coast. On her return trip she
stopped in Gainesville to visit her son,
Leroy, who is attending the univer-
sity there.
Mr.. w. A. Robinson of North Ocala,
who was formerly with McIver and
MacKay, and who now is travelling in
Florida for the F. J. Coolidge Paint
Company, spent Sunday with his fam
lily and left Monday for Orlando.
Mrs. C. C. Bailey, who is making
her home at the Arms House, will go
this week for a visit to her husband
IN Texas. Mrs. Bailey's friends will
part with her with sincere regret and
hope she will soon return to Ocala.