The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-28

I'm. Three hundred and sixteen dollars
have been collected i'm two and one
half days from the three booths on
the square. The chairmen of all the
have volunteered their
services for work throughout the city
for Friday morning. The Woman's
Club committee has worked faithful
III. The committee will report today
about $500. However this organiza-
zion In affiliated with almost every
other one of the city and its members
have contributed literally through
other organizations.
$50
Mrs. IT. wv. Hoffman il visiting i'm
Anthony for q few days.
Miss Maud Brown who has been
visiting 0cala friends for q few days,
has returned to her home in Anthony.
a&s
Mrs. Fred Vogt and two children,
who have been visiting Mrs. Vogt's
parents at Orange Springs, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. Gordon Moorhead, who has
been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
left for her home in Jack
sonville yesterday.
Mrs. Julia Gates Of South Lake
Weir was the guest of her brother
in-laW and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. "A. G..
Gates, returning to her home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r.. McIver and
daughter, Frances and Miss Chiva-
lette Smith will spend the weekend
at the McIver summer home at Lake
Weir.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spurlin, who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
=. McIver for the past week, have
gone TO Palatka to visit their daugh.
ter, MRS. Carl Dekle.
Mr.. WV. X. Zewadski, who has for
several years resided on 0klawaha
avenue, will give up the residence
shortly and make his home perma-
nently at the Colonial hotel.
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Mr.. Dudley Spain of Talbotton, Ca.
who ID spending his vacation with his
wife at the home OF her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. $. II. Whaley, went tx
Gainesville today on a business trip
$50
Miss Louise Sanders arrived i'm the
city from Clearwater today and viii
be the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Usher
Norwood for several weeks. Her hosi
OF friends are giving her warm vel
come.
Miss Louise Booze expects to leave
soon for Columbia University, New
York, where she will take summer
course. She will be joined i'm Jack.
sonville by a party of college girls
who Miss Booze attended school with
i'm Tallahassee and Tennessee.
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Rev. and Mrs. Smith Hardin are
entertaining Mr.. Hardin's two little
nepheWs, Joe and Harvey Hardin and
niece, Janet Hardin, from the Meth
odist orphanage at Enterprise. Har.
vey win make his home indefinitely
with his uncle and aunt. Janet has
been quite sick for several days, but
is now improving.
Two faithful and enterprising sales.
girls for thrift stamps are Misses
Carolyn and Babette Peyser, at tn,
store CT their grandfather, Mr.
Charles Peyser. These two brighi
little girls 90 right after everybody
who they think looks like he could
possibly be induced to buy thrift
stamp. They have sold $500 worth
since the campaign began.
The Judgment House at the Tenn
pie yesterday was q very striking
picture, and something considerably
out of the ordinary. It was based OF
one of Sir Gilbert Parker's best
stories, and was well brought out OF
the screen. @Mut and JEFF" were alss
very ticklesome. Mutt and JEFF" ar,
much better i'm the movies than the.
are in the paper, and this feature o.
every Thursday il much appreciates
by the Temple goers. This Afternoon
and evening Vivian Martin will ap
pear in The Trouble Buster Mis-
Martin il one of the brightest shin
ers IN the movies. and never fails 4
"bust' for the time being the trouble
OF all who watch her. This is ais
one of the evenings for the Path
News, which people are finding
necessity Of life during these wa
days.
Last nights meeting of Deal
Chapter No. 20, @. T.. s., was the las
until Sept. 18th, when the chapte
will open with patriotic night, til
program to be in charge Of Mr.. Les
ter Lucas. Aug. 31st, founders DAY
the chapter will hold an afternoo
outing at Silver Springs and durinl
October a school OF instruction ,vil
be held in Ocala by. the grand matror
Mrs. Corrie Harris of Tampa. Visi
tors from nearby chapters were pres
ent at last nights meeting. Or. an
Mrs. X. j. Weihe of Ocala and Mrs
Julia Gates Of South Lake Weir, re
ceived the degrees Of the order, afte
which grapejuice was served by Mrs
Jake Brown, Mrs. Lester Lucas, Mr.:
p. g. Webb and Mrs. Cotton. Mn
Jake Brown gave a rousing talk d
W.. 8. .. Each member pledges
themselves to buy all possible. Tn