The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-05-23

and our aims high 1t will make the
world brighter and better, it will
bring sunshine and gladness to hearts
in gloom, it will aid in dispelling
clouds that at times gather about and
darken our lives and it will help to
bring about the day that character
shall be rated the standard of emil
hence.
Closing Exercises of Miss POrter's
| Music Class
| Miss Marguerite Porter and her
Pupils extend a cordial invitation to
all music lovers to attend their voice
and piano recital at the auditorium
of the Baptist church Friday evening,
May oath, at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Buckley of
Weirsdale were in town today.
The regular meeting of Ocala chap
tier No. 20, o. E. S., will be held to-
might.
Mrs. L. T. Izlar left Tuesday for
Lakeland to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Clifford Anderson.
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Mrs. E. F. Mitchell and sister, Miss
Mabel Hendrix of Morriston were in
town today on shopping tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Perkins and
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Purdom left at 3
Io'clock this morning for Lake Eden
on fishing trip.
| Mrs. B. E. TomberIin who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. M. Perry
and family, will leave for her home in
Miami tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruff, pleasant people
who have spent the past season in
Ocala, left for their home in Blue
! fields, W. Va, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. P. Phillips will re-
turn home Saturday from the gen.
eral Methodist conference in Atlanta,
which they have been attending.
Mrs. M. A. Horne and family, who
started out so unluckily on their first
trip, bought new car yesterday and
left Immediately for Norman Park,
Georgia.
: Miss Angie Guthrie, daughter of
Mr.. J. J. Guthrie of Kendrick was
taken very ill with appendicitis. and
o brought to the Marion County Hos
pital, where she was operated on yes
lterday.
: Master Paul Theus went up to
Jacksonville the day school closed to
visit his grandmother, Mrs. Stein. He
N will be accompanied home by his
grandmother, who will be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Theus for sew.
leral weeks.
Mrs. Fanny Anthony has just re
> turned from ten days visit to Sar
asota, where she was the guest of hel
son, Mr.. Frank Anthony and her foul
nieces. She enjoyed many delightful
boat trips and was also beautiful.
entertained. She is delighted witt
Sarasota, but on the whole feels tina
Ocala is good enough for her.
s'The Land of Promise" is the sec
ond production starring Billie Burk
to be released by the Paramount Pic
lures Corporation and discloses tn
piquant young star as young Eng
lish girl whose life has had all tn
romance and charm of mummy:
That is, until she reaches ''The Ian
n of Promise" the land she had dream
~ ed about where all her dreams woul
come true. w. Somerset Maughar
- the author, chose Canada to represen
this land, but under the sparklin
surface of the photoplay, one is mad
to see that each individual has
'Land of Promise" in his or her ow
heart and that happiness lies waitin
for US at our very doors.
Those who have not seen the pa
riotic decorations at Franks stor
would do well to go and take pee
@ at his window, where good taste
displayed and no pains spared
make it attractive. The window 1oC
is covered with white, with a lars
TIC red cross in the center, and Re
IKE Cross nurse close by. The followir
&c posters are placed around in large lie
Sc tering: "a little starving chi
for brought back to life because you we
without some luxury; "Haywoo
Enright, Gresham, the first thre
}, Give It'll it hurts-they gave It'll thu
died.; think what you can afford