The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-07-02
OcAlA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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or Two-Seven
Safety First
As we journey through life let US
live" by the way,
A saying of old that applies well to-
day.
There. is nothing so sweet as life aft
er all,
So why take the chances that hasten
your calf?
You often save time by the "short
cuts" you take,
But whenever you do your life is at
stake;
For the time that you safe would
never repay
For the time that you save would
"slip" on the way.
Very often the safety of others de-
On the judgment You use, it may be a
friend;
Or the loved ones at home, remember
| them too,
! Their future depends on the things
| that you do.
And this is pretty good world after
all.
There are times when our spirits may
/ crumble and fall,
But there's never time through the
night or the day,
1 When the chances we take are worth
i what we pay.
| The aSafety First way may seem
i longer and slow,
j But it leads you past dangers you
i never may know.
4 So "now" is the time to look well
4 ahead,
Safety First" cannot help you after
Il you're dead. Selected.
Epworth League Social
The Epworth Leaguers held a most
4 delightful social last evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt
Griffin. After the business session,
games were enjoyed until late hour.
Ice cold watermelons were served.
i There were over twenty present.
49,
i Misses Annie and Lottie Morrison
now have rooms with Mr.. and Mrs. F.
L. Grantham.
| Mrs. J. #. Talton and family of
Anthony were shopping in the city
today.
4 A card from Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. p.
Il Chazal now touring South Florida il
their car. announces that they are
| having most pleasant time. They
Il spent Sunday in Arcadia and went on
Z Monday to Fort Myers.
$3.50
Il Mrs. T. w. Brown and son, Edward
who have been away from Ocala for
over year, first in Akron, Ohio, and
j later in Connecticut, where Mr.
Brown was in business, are now in
Ocala, which will be pleasant news
for their many friends.
Mrs. Hill and sister, Miss Mar
/ Wicker, who have been visiting Mrs
II. A. Walters and Miss Margaret
Walters, will leave Saturday for Day
tona Beach, where they will enjoy .
J short sojourn, before going to theil
!, home in Montezuma, Ga.
Mrs. F. w. Stanley and family
who are occupying the Christian "A,
residence at the Meadows, have beer
entertaining delightful house party
young ladies from Lakeland. They
have returned to their homes. Mis-.
Lois Dame is now the guest Of Mrs
Stanley.
Exile" the picture in which Nine
Petrova appeared at the Temple las
night, was not taken in darkest Rus
STA but in darkest Africa, and it i.
notable that the Slavonic type of th.
j actress beauty exactly fitted he1
part as Porting ese senhora Of higl
degree. The pic re was a remark
ably. good one. light there will b,
J a nGmber of the invaluable Path.
News, and a dazzling Jewel produc
ton called the Sirens Of the Sea-
which is going to make everybody ST
up and take notice.
Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Carter are tn,
happy parents of dear little son
Robert Louis Carter, who came t.
them last Saturday night. This lit
tie blue-eyed boy is said to look yer.
much like his father, and we know b.
will grow to be comfort and ,
blessing to those whose home he ha
! come to brighten. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ter are now twice blessed, having ais
q lovely little daughter, to whom thi