The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-02-06
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Belleview, Feb. 5.-Herman B.
Rothschild, who has been in the army
at Camp Jackson, S. c., five months,
received his discharge and has return
ed home.
Mr.. w. F. Schmidt. who has just
returned from overseas, came Friday
to visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Schmidt.
Mrs. j. w. Nelson, accompanied by
Misses Ellie and Minnie Tremere and
Mr.. Roland Shannon attended the
movies in Ocala Friday afternoon.
Don't forget the dance at the Civic
League hall Friday evening, Feb. z.
Several attended the movies in
0cala Saturday night, "Hearts of the
World" and all reported 1T good.
Mrs. William Fielding returned
home Thursday from pleasant visit
in Gainesville.
Mr.. Arthur Smith returned to his
home in Greensboro. N. c., after
spending a short time with his par
ents, Mr.and Mrs. S. N. Smith.
Mr.. William Fielding was home
over Sunday from Gainesville.
Armstrong of Massachusetts, arrived
here Monday.
Mrs. Bruderly left Tuesday for
Jacksonville.
Mr.. Roland Shannon of Manatee
spent pleasant visit last week with
the Tremere family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Baker. Miss Net
tie Hotel, Mt. Jackson, Va; A. M.
Blain, Mrs. II. w. Grady, Kissimmee
Miss Minnie E. Neal, Jacksonville,
Mrs. Hattie A Webb and Miss Julia
Fl. Webb, were guests at the Lake
View hotel the past week.
District Meeting of the w. CT. u.
Belleview had the honor of enter
tanning the Marion District w. c. T.
u. convention Monday and Tuesday.
Among the visitors were Miss Neal,
state president, of Jacksonville; Mrs.
+. E. Packham, district president,
Ocala; Mrs. H. w. Grady of Kissim-
NEE; Mrs Hattie Webb, Miss Julia
Webb and Miss Ruby Spencer Of Ken
drick; Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Sigmon, Mrs.
III. p. Chambers and Rev. and Mrs.
Gabard of Weirsdale. The convention
was one of the most successful we
have held, all things considered, in
cluding the rainy weather. Miss
Meals address was full of helpful in
formation and very interesting. We
are glad that our school teachers are
working with US in helping to instill
temperanceand moral principles into
the minds of the young. We are so
glad to have laws against selling Gig
arettes to minors and believe that
very few would do so If they had a
copy of the laws to post in conspic-
uous place about their places of bus
mess. We offer two county anti
cigarette essay medals for this year,
one in the fifth and sixth grades, and
one in the one in the seventh ano
eighth grades. We believe our work
being stressed during the year along
the line of the public health will re-
suit in more good laws which viii tend
toward the greater efficiency of the
next geenartion. Miss Neal and Mrs.
Fielding read papers along this line.
We urge the selection Of books in
stilling the principles of purity and
deplore those in which the hero is a
cigarette user as well as other vices
being winked at in same. The litera-
ture of nation has a great influence
in moulding the character of its citi-
zens. Rev. Gabard told of some of
his campaign experiences. Miss Ruby
Spencer recited and sang beautifully
for US. Miss Grady reported seven
new members so that we feel that
with more help we may be encouraged
to press on in the good cause.
Mrs. Louis Weihe.