The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-07-04

1 GIT,
am love, in the form of nations
thrift. Selected.
! The reporter was awakened uncerez
moniously this morning and can offer
| no excuse for not having in a budget
of news before six o'clock, for which
we now express our sincere thanksI
The only regret we felt was we had
not been invited to go along with the
crowd, for our sympathies were ex-
cited in such manner we felt We
might have laid aside all dignity of
our exalted Office. forget we were not
quite as young as the rest, and enjoy
| ed the excitement as much as any
body.
DIR. G. 2. Parramore and family of
Eureka and Miss Donnie Proctor of
Grahamville, were transactiDg bust
ness in Ocala yesterday.
Mrs. E. H. Sylvester and Mrs. ]. FL.
| Mathews, prominent visitors from
| Gambler, were greeting their many
friends in Ocala yesterday.
|
Mrs. z. T. HeIvenston and children,
Edward and Margaret, left today for
Caesars Head, S. c.. where they will
spend the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. Helvenston accompanied his fam
lily as far as Jacksonville.
A jolly party of girls and boys
chaperoned by Mrs. Z. FL. Johnson,
Mrs. Dehon and Mrs. e. H. Martin,
left in big truck late yesterday aft
ernoon for an overnight camping
trip to Lake Weir. They viii return
today.
Mcintosh was well represented in
! Ocala today. several cars from that
little city being in evidence, headed by
Mr.. Banks Flewellen and sisters,
Misses Mary and Alberta, Myrtice
Baldwin and several other young la
dies.
A party of Ocalans going to the
Cooter Pond picnic today includes
Mrs. A. E. Thomas, Mrs Osborne, Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Edwards, Misses Ava
| Lee and Marguerite Edwards and
! Misses Mabel Meffert.
DIR. and Mrs. Lane entertained a.
number of their rneigliborhood friends
very pleasantly Tuesday evening at a
rock party. There, were four tables
A delightful evening was spent, and
later delicious cold watermelons were
enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Meffert and chill
dren are spending the fourth at their
Lake Weir cottage.
This will be gala day for the boys
at Camp Wheeler. There was lemon
ade and cake, ice cream and sand
witches served to the boys by IS pref
ty girls at the 1sY" buildings. There
were about twenty girls to each build
ing to serve the refreshments. The
whole camp was the guest of the
Army Y. NJ. C. Besides serving the
boys refreshments the "" has plan
ned to entertain them in the evening
with singing and pictures.
Those two charming young pat
| riots, Misses Sidney Perry and Doro-
| thy Weber have made one of the
most effective fourth of July displays
imaginable in the southern show win
dow of the Book Shop. Everybody who
passes that way have to stop and see
and admire it.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. p Chazal have
returned from very pleasant motor
trip thru South Florida.
Miss Ella Mae Rivers, who can
handle an auto almost as well as Bob
Burnan, took a party of her friends
| in her car to Cooter Pond today. In
the party were Misses Josephine Per-
ry, Ullaine Barnett, Luvy Lee Schoef-
lin. Ruth Simmons, Rhoda Thomas
and Mrs. R. J. Rivers.
The many friends of Mrs r. E.
Yonge will regret to learn that she
has had something of relapse the
last few days After many months
of illness. she had somewhat inprov-
ed until the past week. We trust that
her indisposition is only temporary
and that further improvement may be
noted in a few days.
Mrs. Unchurch, after pleasant
visit to her daughter. Mrs. Harry
Holcomb and family. viii leave to-
morrow for her home in Jacksonville.
She will be accompanied by Mr.. Hol-
comb, who goes to Jacksonville on a
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Duval and