The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-28

That give and take away,
Grant us forevermore to keep
Our yesterday!
Alice E. Allen.
A Christmas Party
A very delightful Christmas party
was given by Miss Lancaster for he1
pupils Friday afternoon, in place OF
the regular Christmas recital, which
was prevented by the pupils losing
time from sickness. The house was
very lovely in it's Christmas decora-
tions, and a very enjoyable hour was
spent in playing games, after which
all gathered in the dining room'
which was beautiful in it's decora-
tions of red and green, and made
more cheerful by the twelve Christ
mas candles on table and buffet, rep
resenting the twelve months of the
year. Ice cream, cakes, nuts and
Christmas candies were served Those
invited were Lois Robertson, Sara
Scott, Polly Smith, Eva Anderson
Edna Roberts, Juanita Jones, Amy
Cauthen Long, Susie May Counts,
Margaret Counts, Clark Berry, Brent
Woods, Mary Helen Woods, Mamie
Hogan, Lenore Colby. Thelma Wright
Mrs. Bray, Louise Smoak, Maud Bla-
lock, Myrtle Blalock, Louis Blalock,
Lillian Baskin, Venetia Brown, Ken
meth Anderson, Rosa Lee Whiting
ton, Lora Thomas, Doris Thomas
Martha Rivers and Adeline Malever.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Green are ex-
pected in Ocala today and will be
situated at the Arms House. Mr.. and
Mrs. Green lately returned from
Asheville and have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. J. W. Anderson in
Jacksonville. We note with pleasure
that Mr.. Green's health is now much
improved.
Ensign Clifton w. Long of the u
S. navy, who spent Christmas with
his wife at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Little, left yes
terday for duty at Norfolk. Mrs. Long
| accompanied him as far as Gaines.
vile, where he exchanged greetings
with the faculty and old university
| friends.
Rev. and Mrs. w. T. Evans OF
Fruitland Park, visited Ocala friends
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Evans
who taught so successfully in the
| primary school for the last five con.
secutive years, won hosts of friends
here who were delighted to see he,
again.
After few days spent in Anthony
with Mr.. Grifin's family, Mr.. De-
Witt Griffin returned to Ocala, while
Mrs. Griffin went to Tampa for hol
iday visit to her mother. Mrs Weth.
erell, from which pleasant visit Mrs
Griffin returned yesterday.
Mr.. j. S. Pearson, who has beer
spending several weeks in this city
will leave Tuesday for Camden, S. c..
where he will have charge of the gol1
course for the winter season. Mr.
Parsons genial smile will be missed
in Ocala.
Mr.. William Wilson left yesterday
afternoon for business trip to Or
lando, after weeks visit to his fam
| lily at the home of his wife's parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin.
,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Swindell left
yesterday afternoon for. their home
i'll Savannah after pleasant Christ
mas visit to Mrs. Swindell's mother
| Mrs. Brooks.
Mrs. F. L. Grantham has gone tt
/ jacksonville to- be with Mr. Granthan
for few weeks, the latter new hav
ing a position in the shipyards il
that city.
4 Mr.. George Martin, who is sta
toned at Camp Wheeler. spent hi
Christmas furlough with his brother
Mr.. Herbert Martin, in Auburn, Ala
MIS- lHOHldS TdSt0uF Is 0Ap0CUe'
home at an early date from Charles
ton, S. c., where she went to be wit
her husband for time.
Miss Gladys Martin, who is hom
Il for her Christmas vacation, has bee
ill for several days, to the regret O
her many friends.
H Mrs. G. w. Cleveland and sol
Ralph, after few days spent a
Cater with their relatives, have re
turned home
Il Mr.. Lowe Burford of Troy, Ala
and daughter, Mrs. E. B. Cade o
y sshingtnu Ca Wlae have bsen e
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