The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-05-02

from start to finish. The subject of
her lecture was Mothers of Soldiers"
At the close of the address, Mrs. Var
ney was presented with beautiful
bouquet of Easter lilies and other
flowers by Mrs. George Taylor and
Mrs. E. E. Packham.
SHs
Prof. K. j. Weihe is expected home
today on a visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. B. Weihe. Carl Weihe
is no longer Prof. Weihe, but DIR.
Weihe, he having been IN an OPTIC
graphic college in Chicago all winter
and has just passed his examination
in typography in which he came out
with flying colors. He viii leave Mon
day for Lakeland to take the state ex-
animation which will be held the 7th
and 9Th, and will afterwards again
make his home in Jacksonville. DR..
Weihe deserves much credit for the
hard study he has put in, the high
standing he has made and it is
earnestly hoped success may attend
his every effort.
The decorations at the Temple the
alter for the community sing several
weeks since were very beautiful and
have received so much favorable com
ment that the Messrs. Collier, who
had charge of the work before, have
been requested to again decorate for
next Sundays sing. tPack up your
troubles and smile, smile, SMILE" will
be sung at the community sing next
Sunday. So let every one go to the
Temple next Sunday and "pack up
their troubles" and sing, sing, sing.
There will be a canning demonstra-
ton at the demonstration kitchen this
afternoon, also a lecture in regard to
canning and drying. Col Lowell of
Jacksonville will be on hand with a
demonstration of the cano. The cam
| ming work is soon to begin. Mrs.
Moorhead will be in charge with sew
eral assistants. Let all hear the lee
ture this afternoon who can and get
ready for big canning season.
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William Richey, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. d. Richey of this city, suffered a
fractured arm last week while playing
in the gymnasium at the military
school of Jacksonville, where he is a
student. He was treated at a hos.
| pital last week and was able to re-
turn to school duties Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Richey went to Jackson
vile Sunday and spent couple of
days with him.-Bartow Record.
Rev. Mr. Hardin preached SPLEEN
did sermon last night at the Metho-
dist church before the lecture by Mrs.
Varney. Mrs. George Taylor and Mrs.
Ira Barnett, both of whom have sweet
voices which blend together perfectly,
sang duet. Mrs. Varney was then
introduced by Mr.. Hardin.
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/ A pleasant party motoring up from
Dunnellon yesterday were Mrs. G. W.
Neville and daughter, Miss Inez Ne
vile, Miss Mynona Wetherbee and
Mr. Andrew Neville. They were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wether-
bee, returning to Dunnellon at nine
O'Clock last evening.
| $50
i Mr.. and Mrs. 2. C. Chambliss OF
Ocala, spent the weekend in Plant
City, attending the services at the
Primitive Baptist church. While here
they were guests at the Hotel Colon
Plant City Courier.
Invitations have been received to e
song recital given by Miss Music
! Wright Bullock, dramatic soprano, al
{ Piedmont College, Demroest, Ga.
May Bird. Miss. Bullock is one of ou1
most talented singers, and has pleas
ed Ocala audiences many times with
her sweet musical voice.
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