The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-27
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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Spring Party for Little Methodists

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Spring Party for Little Methodists
The elementary department of the
Methodist Sunday school will not be
given their regular egg hunt this
year, owing to war conditions, but
will be given instead spring party
next Tuesday afternoon. The affair
will be equally as enjoyable, how
ever, and they will ''hunt" just the
same, but for something little out
of the ordinary. This party will be
given at the home of Mrs. T. M.
Moore on Fort King avenue at three
o'clock.
There will be no meetings of any
kind in the lecture room of the Ocala
public library until further notice,
owing to the arrival of many new
books, to the mending of books and
the packing of books for the soldiers
and sailors.
Miss Louise Gamsby, Librarian.
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Easter Sale
The ladies of the Christian church
will hold an Easter sale of fancy
work, bread and war candies Thurs
day at the Style Hat Shop, from 9 a.
m. to p. m.
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ter u. ID. c.
The members of Dickson Chapter,
U. D. c., are requested to pay their
dues that they may have representa-
ton at the state convention to be
held in Miami May LIST. These dues
must be sent to the state treasurer
by April 9th. Please pay dues to the
local treasurer, Mrs. D. NJ. Smith.
If Mrs. w. w. Harriss, President.
$50
Mrs. K NJ Brinkley spent Tuesday
in Tampa at the Bay View hotel
Messrs. John Bats and Marshall
earn motored to Orlando Sunday and
spent the day with friends, returning
that evening.
Miss Carrie E. Fraser expects to
leave Wednesday, April 3rd for an
extended visit to her sister-in-law in
California.
A message was received this morn
ing from Mr. Wayne TenEyck of
| Camp Johnston, saying that his divis-
ion is now temporarily stationed at
Newport News, Va.
The members of the elementary
class of the Methodist Sunday school
are requested to meet every after
noon this week at the church at four
o'clock to practice for the Easter
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Anderson and
children of Lakeland motored to
Ocala Sunday and returned monday
evening. They came especially to see
Lieut.. Edward Anderson, who return
ed to Camp Gordon Monday.
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Mrs. Harry Holcomb, chairman OF
| the Methodist church committee to
sell thrift stamps, and her workers
will sell stamps on Thursday al
Rheinauer's store. st
Miss Marguerite Porter will sing al
the entertainment to be given Mon,
day, April 1st, by the educational
committee of the Woman's Club to
buy play apparatus for the school
grounds.
| Needham's orchestra will furnish
some of its splendid music for the
Liliputian Fete to be given at the
/ Temple theater, Monday evening
April 1st.
Mr.. Lester Lucas, so popular as 9
singer with an Ocala audience, viii
delight US Monday evening at the Lii
iputian Fete by the rendition of one
of his best selections. This number
alone will be well worth the price OF
admission.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. S. Hilands anC
little daughter, Helen, leave this aft
ernoon for Washington, D. c., tt
make their future home. They have
lived in Ocala for the past three
years, Mr.. Hilands up to month age
having been president of the Florida
Soft Phosphate & Lime Company
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Hilands have made
many friends since coming to Ocals