The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-07-27


Bennett Stephens.
Friendship
A great writer has said: at is bet
ter for woman to fill simple hui
man part lovingly, better for her to
be sympathetic in trouble and to
whisper comforting message into
one grieving ear, than
There will be a subscription dance
at the Woman's Club tonight.
Miss Sadie Dinkens is the charm
ing guest of Miss Lennie Fender for
a week.
Mr.. A. T. Thomas arrived today
from Atlanta to spend the weekend
with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Fender are
enjoying a very pleasant visit from
Mrs. Pender's brother, Mr.. Howard F.
Dotts of Macon, Ga.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Walters will
move the first of August into Mrs.
Emily Green's residence on Oklawaha
formerly occupied by Judge and Mrs.
w. M. Gober.
Mrs. ]. P. Galloway and her guest,
Miss Mona Sewell of Jacksonville,
and little Miss Muriel Galloway, left
today for Brooksville, where they
will visit their father for sometime.
Mrs. Annie Stroud will arrive in
the city Monday from Fort Myers,
coming up with Mr.. and Mrs. Claud
Nix in their car. Mr.. and Mrs. Nix
are on their way to Brunswick, Ca.
where they will reside in the future.
Rev. C. w. White took supper last
evening with Rev. Hardin and FAM
lily. Rev. White is presiding elder of
the Orlando district and was on his
way to quarterly conference at Camp
vile and Hawthorn.
Rev. J. R. Herndon has returned
from Connor, where he has been the
guest of Mrs. Trantham and family.
He accompanied DIR. and Mrs. Lane
home yesterday, they also being the
over night guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Trantham
Misses Mary and Gladys Brooks
are anticipating very pleasant fort
nights trip to North Lake Weir.
They will be with their friend, Miss
Ruth Warner, who with her mother,
will occupy cottage there for the
month of August.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Carter returned yes
terday from Green Springs, where
she left the rest of the party she ac-
companied there last week. Those in
the party are Mrs. Brinkley, Mrs.
Jake Brown. Mrs. Ottmann and Mrs.
I. G. Carter. They will remain for
several days longer.
The food conservation sale con-
Quoted by the Friendship Wesley
Bible class under the direction Of the
class teacher, Mrs. L. N. Green
came to a most successful close this
afternoon. The success of the under
tank was in advance of their most
ardent expectations.
The six weeks course of instruc.
ton which Mr.. Clifton w. Long has
been taking at Annapolis will close
Monday, the 10Th. It will then be
decided where he will be located. II
is probable that he will be stationed
in California to help handle Pacific
coast shipping. In any vent, his
wife will accompany him wherever hi
is located.
! Mrs. A. N. Gallant, who has been il
town for short stay will return to-
day to Salt Springs, where she lef
her children. Mrs. Gallant is yer,
much improved in health since goinf
to the springs and is loud in hel
praise of the wonderful curative pro
perties of its salty waters. She feels
that she is now entirely well, which
is a splendid advertisement for tn,
springs.
| Greenwood cemetery is having
thorough overhauling. the commit
/ tee of ladies having charge of tn
work being Mrs. Walter Hood, Mrs
j. j. Gerig, Mrs. j. E. Chace an
Mrs. Emily Green. They have
force of men who will work there al
of next week and beautiful Green
wood will then be in fine conditio
and most fitting resting place flo
our beloved dead.
Rev. FL. c. Hardin and Mr.. w.
Denham of Winter Haven, spent las
night at the Methodist parsonag
with Rev. Hardin. He and Mr.. Der
ham are on their way to Lake Juns
luska, N. C.. Rev. Hardin is paste
of the Methodist church at Winte
Haven and Mr.. Denham is one of tn