The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-26
BELLEVIEW

Belleview, Dec. 26.-The Belleview
Workers supper last Friday night
was great success.
Frank Gale came home from Stet-
son Friday to spend Christmas with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Gale.
Saturday from spending the summer
in Timmonsville, S. c.
Miss Mary Gale came home Satur-
day from Arcadia to be with her par
ents for Christmas.
William Fielding returned home
Monday from Gainesville.
Miss Hazel Smith and sisters, Miss
Myrtle Smith of Pittsburg, Pa, and
Mrs. Warren Smith of High Point, N.
C., and Mrs. Newman and son,
George of Greensboro, N. c., came
Sunday to be with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. n. Smith for Christmas.
Mr C. A. Bruderly, one of Uncle
Sans boys in the navy at Key West,
is spending Christmas with his wife,
Mrs. Bruderly and her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Crosby.
Mrs. V. D. Pratt returned to jack
sonville Monday to eat Christmas
dinner with her husband
Mr. Kenneth Merrill came home
Wednesday and will spend few days
with his parents before returning to
his work in Jacksonville.
Don't forget the dance Dec. 31st at
the league hall. Come and dance the
old year out and the new year in.
Mrs. Maggie Pelot and Mrs. S. G.
Thomas are on the sick list.
Mrs. Edwin Griffin and baby came
Saturday to be with Mrs. Pierce thru
the holidays.
The Christmas entertainment at
the town hall last Tuesday evening
was much enjoyed by ALL
/ Christmas eve the people of Belle
view enjoyed an entertainment by the
school children. Under the supervis-
| ion of Mrs. Ellen F. Bush the town
hall was decorated with greens, max
| ing it a beautiful bower of Christ
mas cheer and greeting. The whole
entertainment was piece of work
any large city would have been proud
to offer to the ppeople.
We could not fail to notice the
quiet ease and grace with which each
child carried out their part of the
program, and we realize the time, en-
ergy and thought that must have
been used to make the entertain
ment such a success. Belleview GER.
tainly is fortunate to be able to keeI
Prof. and Mrs. Ashworth, and may
feel sure that the children are get.
tinga training that will follow them
through life in a moral, social anC
business way.
Thinking Parasols Ca Christmas
fantasie), was an idea of Mrs. Ash
worth's. It was a drill of easy grace
and motion, and gave one the i'm
Ipression of bed of Oriental peoples
swaying in the breeze. But this pop
py bed must have been the home Of
the fairies, for we could hear thei1
silvery laugh like the tinkling of tin,
bells.
! Christmas cheer pervaded Belle
view to such an extent that even tn,
scarecrows from the corn fields as
serted their rights and took posses
sion of the stage, giving the audience
as well as themselves rafting goot
time.
1t would take too much valuable
space to comment on each piece, bu
we feel that we must mention tn
songs Mighty God and Prince o
Peace" and "My Faith Looks Up t.
Thee
The entertainment was ended b.
Mr.. Tanner with a short, address an
prayer. The Christmas tree was wei
loaded with presents to gladden. tn
hearts of the little ones. After tn
presents had been distributed tn
merry party wendell their way hom
pronouncing it the very best Christ
mas eve entertainment the schoo
had ever had.