The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-21
Mrs. Clara Morem
To Marion County A. R. c

Mrs. Georgia Ten Eyck, Secretary.
To Marion County A. R. C. Knitters
Marion county American Red Cross
knitters are requested to note and
follow these rules:
Crochet twice around the neck of
all sweaters.
Crochet once around the face open
ing of helmets.
Sweaters should be as near eight
cen inches IN width as possible.
Sweaters should be from "a to %
inches in length.
Knitters are requested to go by in
ches instead of stitches, as some knit
very loosely, others closely.
Knitters are requested to sew or
crochet sides of sweaters with con-
trasting yarn. The object of this is
to save the sweaters on wounded sol
diers, as the side seam can be easily
unraveled.
Do not knot yarn. Split yarn of
each piece for several inches and over
lap several times.
Mr.and Mrs. Christian AK motored
to The Meadows this morning to
SPEND the day.
Friends of Mrs. Norman Kirk and
little daughter~of Long Beach, Calf,
will be interested to hear that Lieut..
Kirk is now in Key West.
Mrs. Otto Mente and children have
come to Miami from Jacksonville TO
join Mr. Mente, who is in business
here, and are much pleased with their
new home Miami Herald.
The Hawaiian Singers arrived in
Ocala last night on the 9:05 Coast
Line train and will give perform
ance at the Temple theater tonight. =
Many friends of Mr.. C. F. Flippen,
who has been quite i'll for the past
week, are delighted to hear that he is
considerably better today, and was
able to sit up for several hours Sum
day.
Mr.. Richard Dewey returned this
morning from Jacksonville, where he
went Friday to visit his father, who is
spending the winter in Jacksonville,
and his brother atsCamp Johnston.
Mr. Carlton Erwin returned to Camp
Johnston Sunday afternoon after a
brief visit to his grandmother and
sister.
Mrs. Mulhall and daughter, Miss
Lucille and little nephew, Billy Wolf,
left Oklahoma today for Dallas, Tex,
where they will visit for several days
before coming to 0cala to visit Mrs.
Weller Carmichael.
Miss Eleanor Price returned home
Sunday night from Gainesville. where
she has been visiting her sister since
the middle of December
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rheinauer
came up from the lake this morning
for fortnight Mr.. Ben Rheinauer
left yesterday for two weeks stay in
New York.
The meeting of the literary branch
CT the Woman's Club, which was to
have been held with Mrs. Duncan
Macdonald last week, but was post
poned, will be held this coming We'd
nesday at o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Macdonald.
Mrs. E. Van Hood left last We'd
nesday for Tuscaloosa, Ala, to be
with her daughter, Mrs. William Col
her, who was injured that day IN an
automobile accident. Mrs. Collier was
ditch. She was thrown out and her
head badly cut, three ribs were broken
and she received many cuts and
/ bruises. One limb was badly injured
and is now in a plaster cast. Mrs.
/ Golfers many Ocala friends regret to
hear of her misfortune and hope that
| she viii be able to walk when the
/ plaster cast is removed which the doc
I tors think viii be IN about three
weeks Mrs. Hood will remain with
her daughter for several weeks.
Miss Anna HaIlebaugh, the expert
miIliner who has, accepted a position
at the Affeck Millinery Parlor, has
arrived and now has charge of the
trimming department of this popular
Enlistment. The friends and pat
rons of the place are invited to call
and meet Miss Hallebaugh, who hav.
II - II
/ cry manufacturing centers IN the
country is in position to give them the
very latest ideas in ladies' headwear.
She is very much taken up with our
little city.
Hawaiian Singers tonight at the