The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-26
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Our SaviOr's Mission

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There came a bright and shining
light, when all around was still
Twas God announcing to the world
through holy angels bright,
That he had sent his only son and he
would be its light.
| He came and dwelt in flesh, among
| the sons of men,
! In all points tried, like unto US, yet
free from every sin;
| He had compassion on the throngs;
he scattered far their night,
In every path our Savior trod, he left
shining light.
A shining light, ah, yes. it brighter
grows each day;
1t sends its beams through all the
earth and darkness hides away,
| Until at last, it's mission through, all
nations will be free,
The knowledge of God shall cover
the earth as the waters cover the
sea. Selected.
Christmas Dance
AS a fitting climax following a
merry Christmas day, the young So
ciety set met at the Woman's Club
last night and enjoyed a most delight
| full dance. Within itself a dance at
the club rooms always occasions the
greatest of pleasure, but the enjoy
ment of this particular one was
| heightened by the fact that this was
| the first coming together of the col
lege boys and girls for a Christmas
celebration. The club rooms were
| artistically decorated for the occas-
ion and dancing enjoyed until late
hour. Splendid music was furnished
| by Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Lucas. Mr..
Lucas also delighted the audience by
singing several Christmas songs
Among the large crowd dancing the
following were noted: Misses Caroline
Harriss, Sara Dehon, Helen Jones,
Marguerite Edwards, Sarah Pearl
Martin, Wynona Wetherbee, Virginia
Beckham, Blair Woodrow, Eloise and
Katherine Henry, Grace Palmer, Jo-
sephine Smith, Nettie and Nina
Camp, Agnes Burford. Ethel and Eliz-
abeth Horne, Adela AK, Ellen Strip
ling, Irene Campbell, Julia and jose
phine Hurt, Louise and Loureen
Spencer, Callie and Lucille Gissendan-
er and Messrs. Tom Wallis, Mar
shall earn, Otis Green, Robert and
Harrington Hall, Reuben Blalock,
Holmes Walters, Alfred and Kenneth
MacKay, Alfred Green, Bob Chace,
Loeut. Earl Hall, Ensign Joseph Bor-
den, Mr.. Chaeney, James Taylor, Paul
Brinson, Norman Horne, Homer
Small, Thelbert and Walter Troxler,
Captain julius Brown, Sibbald Will
son, Dick Dewey, John Bats, George
Looney, Charles and Ralph Cullen,
| Albert Harriss, Sergeant Frank Zeig-
Ter and others. There were fully a
dozen patrons of the dance and other
visitors.
Mr.. Allen Walkley arrived home
| Tuesday afternoon to spend the holi-
days with his family.
Among the Stars priced holiday
reminders is one from Mr. and Mrs.
| Lew Lyons of DesMoines, Ia.
Mr.. j. R. Dewey, after a pleasant
visit with his family, left today for
his business duties in Jacksonville.
Don't forget to remember that
"Oh, Baby" one of the liveliest shows
of the season, will be at the Temple
next Monday night.
Miss Cecile Hadsock, now with the
Orange General Hospital at Orlando
sends best Christmas wishes to her
Marion county friends.
|
Captain and Mrs. H. c. Dozier, at
Manhattan, Kansas, near Camp Fun
ston, send their Christmas greetings
to their many Ocala friends.
Mr.. Albert Russell of Jacksonville
is spending the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. William Hooker. Mr.. Rus.
sell is son of Mrs. William Jennings
of Jacksonville.
/ Mr.. Walter Yonge, accompanied by
his friend, Mr.. Barney Dignan Of
Jacksonville, came down Christmas
eve by auto to spend the holidays
with Mr.. Yonge's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. Yonge.
Sergeant Frank L. Zeigler, wht
has been the Christmas guest of Mr.
and Mrs. F. E. Wetherbee, left fol-
his home in Dade City today. Ser
geant Zeigler will return to Caml
Jackson, Columbia, S. c., Saturda.
after ten-day furlough to his par
ents In Dade City.
H The young people of the high schoo
who serenaded last night, visiting
many homes and singing most beau
tifully Christmas carols, certainl,
gave great pleasure. 1t was regret
ted that they could not have visitet