The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-09-20
OcALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
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The Liberty Bell is ringing again,
Buy a bond, buy a bond, today.
This is the fourth time we've heard
Buy bond, buy bond. today.
So let US prepare, then, to add to oul
store,
Wen surely be able to buy just one
more.
We found the spare money to do il
before,
So buy Liberty Bonds today.
AS often as Liberty Bell may ring,
Buy bond, buy bond, today.
IA ready response from US all il
should bring,
To buy Liberty Bonds today.
When we think of our boys who must
answer the call,
And go cover the top" bravely Civ
ing their all,
And the Honor Roll" tells of the
heroes who fall,
Well buy Liberty Bonds today.
That the Stars and Stripes forever
may be.
Buy bond, buy a bond, today.
A cymbol of freedom that all may see
Buy bond, buy bond, today.
We should need no coaxing our money
to lend
To Uncle Sam, knowing how much he
must spend,
That with peace through victory this
world war NAV end
So buy Liberty Bonds today.
Rose Villar.
Miss EagletOn Compliments Visitors
Miss Annie Pope Eagleton was
hostess this morning at a delightful
party, honoring Mrs. R. w. Robnett
formerly Miss May Byrd Overbay. Of
Barlow, who is her attractive guest
Rock was the popular game which &C.
cupied the geusts' attention for sew.
eral hours. The three tables were
placed in the spacious living room ane
were tastefully arranged. Upon the
tables were bowls of lovely roses. The
scores were counted upon dainty
cards. At the conclusion of the sew
eral progressions delicious salae
course with tea was served. Miss
Eagleton was assisted in entertaining
by her aunt. Miss Mae Parr. The aft
ernoon with the hostess and charm
ing honoree was one of great pleas
ure for the guests, who were Misse.
Mary Katharine and Mary Harrie1
Livingston, Mamie Sheppard, Mabe
Meffert, Onie Chazal. Sue Moore
Alice Bullock, Ruth Rentz, Byre
Wartmann, Mrs. Dudley Spain, Mrs
Wartmann and Marguerite Edwards
Mrs. Dudley Spain. Mrs. Joe Blalocl
and Mrs. L. B. Mckenzie.
Today being the twenty-sixth an
niversary of the marriage of Mr.. ane
Mrs. Jerry Burnett. and also Mr.
Burnett's fifty-six birthday. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Burnett are celebrating this i'm
portant event with a family dinner
party, which will be graced with {
wedding cake. Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett
are both very patriotic and have Ions
since ceased to indulge their family il
cakes, so will enjoy this unusual oc
casion all the more for the rarity
. The only incident marring the happ!
day was the unavoidable absence o.
their daughter. Mrs. Sam Frazier
who sent her congratulations from
her home in Lakeland this morning.
Mrs. George Williams left yester
day afternoon for Tampa. where sh,
went in response to a telegram an
nouncing the critical illness of he
mother, Mrs. Durrance. Mrs. Dur
rance was formerly a resident O
Ocala and her friends hope to hea
encouraging news from her bedsid
today.
Mr.. Clifford Anderson, who ha
been on business trip through Geor
gia arrived in the city yesterday e1
route to his home in Lakeland, an,
will spend a few days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Anderson
and brother, Lieut.. Leslie Anderson
who is at home on furlough.
/ Mr.. Clifford Anderson and son.
Clifford and Arthur, who have beel
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. i. Ander
son, will leave tonight for their hom
lin Lakeland. Owing to illness Mrs.
Anderson did not accompany her hus
band to Ocala, which was greatly re
GREETED by her friends.
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i Miss Annie Pope Eagleton has q
her guests her cousins, Mrs. r. "
! Robnett and Mr.. Ed Overbay of Bar
tow. Last evening Miss Eagleton en-
} tertained at delightful swimmin
party at Lake Weir, the affair bein
given especially in their honor.