The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-23

Than shameful ease land sophistriesi)
Here in this sheltered place.
Better to march through storm and
cold
i Across the embattled land,
So but know the path you go,
My hand within your handl
Anne Higginson Spicer,
of the Vigilantes.
/ Shepherd Program
! Instrumental music: Gladys Brooks.
| Hymn, He Leadeth Me.
| Prayer.
Shepherd Psalm in concert.
i Hymn, Savior, Like Shepherd,
Lead Me.
Hymn History: Charles Brown.
/ Talk by Rev. Smith Hardin, pastor.
/ Solo, The Lord is My Shepherds:
Annie Laurie Boyd.
Reading of shepherd chapter, led by
Mamie Johnson.
David the Shepherd Boy: Louise
Adams.
Piano and violin selection: Martha
Rivers and Lambert Steinhaus.
Scripture, s4The Lost Sheep: Elton
Hcnderly.
Solo, The Ninety and Nine: Miss
Eleanor MickIe.
Influence of the Hymn: Mrs. Bax-
ter.
| Reading, Lii Brack Sheep: Miss
Catherine Strunk.
Christ the Good Shepherd: Mary
Louise Atkinson.
Song, "Hark, 'Tis the Shepherds
Voice: by Primaries.
Shepherds of the Bible: Fred Boyd.
Solo, Dear to the Heart of the
Shepherd: Marjorie Burnett.
Gods Care for the Lambs: Wini-
fred Silver
Hymn, See Israel'ss Gentle shep-
herd.
History of the Hymn: Bob Sim
mons.
Remarks by Theresa condrey.
/ Offering.
/ Announcements.
Benediction.
| Friends of Mrs. j. T. Jones regret
to hear that she is on the sick list.
/ Friends of Mrs. w. r. Pedrick re-
greet TO hear that she is on the sick
list. is no syeal
II Miss Elizabeth Rhodes expects to
leave Thursday for a brief visit to
Mrs. J. C. Adkins in Gainesville.
II The Eastern Star will meet in the
Masonic hall Thursday evening at
7:30 o'clock. The officers for 1918
will be installed at this meeting.
i Mrs. Frank Drake returned home
yesterday afternoon from Gainesville
She was accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Stevens and two little
boys.
Mr.. r. L. Anderson returned home
Tuesday afternoon from Jacksonville.
His son, Lieut.. r. L. Anderson re-
turned to his duties at Camp Gordon
Sunday night.
H Miss Dorothy Hickman won the
prize at the Tuesday auction club
yesterday afternoon. The club will be
entertained next week by Mrs. Peter
Macintosh. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Borden and
family have recently moved on Fourth
street into the house next to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bats formerly occupied by Nh
| and Mrs. Harry Booth.
Miss Marian Neal of Atlanta, who
has been the attractive guest of Mrs
w. A. Barrett for several days. has
returned TO Eustis, where she ard her
mother are spending the winter.
II Mrs. Frank Haviland this morning
came up from Belleview, bringing
nine sweaters, three helmets and two
pair of wooden socks knit by the
BelIeview Red Cross for the soldiers.
The many friends of Mr.. Joseph
Y Borden, now in the navy at Norfolk
Twill be interested to hear that he is
expected here in March, and are look
ing forward to his visit with pleasure
$50
Mrs. L. T. Izlar returned home yes
terday afternoon from visit to hel
4 daughter, Mrs. S. C. BUST in South
Carolina. Mrs. Izlar will be the guest
of Miss Lydia Dozier until Thursday
when she plans to go to Lakeland.
iii
H Many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
Pedrick will be interested to hear Of
the arrival of dear little daughter
| at their home Tuesday afternoon
The little lady viii be given the name
Hannah Mary Jane.
Miss Minnie Tremere of Belleviev
I is one of the good workers for th'
Red Cross. She knit two sweater
and one helmet for the soldiers las
week, and didn't shirk any of he
/ other duties, either.
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