The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-06-19
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New York, where she will spend the
summer.
Miss Marjorie Merrill, Kenneth
Merrill, Herman Smith, Mrs. j. A.
Freeman and daughter, Miss Ethel,
enjoyed "Rebecca of Sunnybrook
Farm" at the Temple last Thursday
evening.
Kenneth Merrill took an auto trip
to Coleman Friday.
Miss Gladys Maier of Wildwood
was a guest of Miss Clara Mae Cros-
by from Friday till Sunday.
Rev. Corr delivered two interesting
sermons at the Baptist church last
Sunday.
Kenneth Merrill returned to his
work in Jacksonville Sunday.
Mrs. Snow of wildwood came up
Tuesday to visit her daughter. Mrs.
Dudley, who has been i'll for some
time.
Mrs. Graham of Daytona Beach,
arrived Tuesday to spend a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Crosby.
Mrs. C. w. Crosby received mes
sage Tuesday requesting her to come
at once to the bedside of her mother,
who at the age of "a years has been
stricken with paralysis for the third
time.
Mrs. Maude Murray and children
of Gainesville are visiting Mrs. Muir
rays parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N.
Fielding.
William Fielding spent from Sun
day till Tuesday in Gainesville.
We are sorry to learn of Mrs. w,
f. Abshire's illness and wish for her
immediate recovery.
Messrs. Herman Smith, Rex Mich
OILS, Misses Dorothy and Mildred Bax-
ter, Eleanor Abshire, Marjorie and
Gwendolyn Merrill attended the NOV
les in Ocala Saturday night.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
enjoyed a pound party at the B. Y
p. u. park Tuesday night
Mrs. w. L. Smith had very sc.
rious accident Sunday when her horse
ran away, throwing her out. Mrs
Elizabeth Neal and two children were
also thrown out, but fortunately they
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conscious for some time. A physician
was Immediately summoned from
Ocala and after making an examina
ton announced no bones were broken
but she is very lame and bruised from
the fall. Her friends will be very
| glad when she is able to be out again
The many friends of Mr. Kennetl
Redding are glad to see him hom,
again from over there. The safe re
turn of the boys is a cause of rejoic
ing for their home folks. but sinc'
Mrs. Redding gave her boy to the ser
vice she has lost her husband b.
death and was left practically alone
"They also serve who stand and wait,
and this little mother who has so pa
tiently waited, longing for the com
fort her boys presence could be t
her in her sorrow, how bravely sh
has served" Now her friends are re
4 joicing with her in his safe return t
!. her.
Silver Medal Contest at Gambler
The Belleview silver medal contest
! ants held a contest at Gambler Sun
!. day evening under the auspices O
the w. C. T. u. The following pro
J gram was given:
Song, "All Round the World tn
: Ribbon White is Twined."
Prayer.
q Song, enlist for -Silve
Medal Chorus.
: Then followed the selections by tn
) seven contestants.
Song, "The Rainbow on the Cloud
Silver Medal Chorus.
. Recitation, "My Little White Ba:
< ket"-Mariemma Stanley.
5 Song, Brighten the Corner Wher
You Are"-Silver Medal Chorus.
e After much deliberation the judge
. awarded the medal to Miss Katherir
/ Feuchter.
Y Song, America"
4 Benediction-
Besides the contestants. Bellevue
r was represented by the silver medi
: chorus, which is composed of silv'
medal winners, also by Mr.. Laho
\ Mr. l. Weihe, Mrs d. c. Stanley. M
; David Stanley Jr., Mr.. c. E. Abshir
. Mr.. and Mrs c. z. CrandaIl, M
Feuchter and Mrs. ]. d. Harrell.