The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-26
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party at the Civic Legue. There were
43 present The winners OF the prizes
were Mrs Mary Armstrong, Mrs. Mary
]. Fisher, Mrs. c. p. Dustin, Mrs. L. L.
Hopkins. After the card playing deli
cious fruit punch and waters were
served, followed by piano music and
singing by Mrs. Florence Wells and
Mr.. Edmund Armstrong. Mrs. Wells
is an enchanting singer, she sings
without effort and with charm that
pleases her hearers, During the after
noon the League had been handsomely
decorated, the American flag much in
evidence. A border of green bunting
with small flags ABOUT the room. the
windows draped in green paper in cot
tage style, every alternate window
curtain showing Irish flags and harp.
The next curtain scene of Irish dane
ing. The evening was passed in de-
lightful manner by those present
Many thanks are due Mrs. Grunthal
Mrs Wells and Mr. Armstrong for the
entertainment.
On the 10Th Mrs. Edmund Arm
strong came to join her husband. Mrs.
Armstrong; parents are residents OF
Tampa She is very sweet singer
and has been attending the school of
music in Boston.
The evening of the 18th at the Of
flee of the Utilities Co., rod and
gun club was formed. The following
were elected officers, viz: F. F. Wen
dell, president; S. E. Lawhon, vice
president; E. S. Franch, treasurer; r.
G. Belts, corresponding secretary: O.
NJ. Gale. recording secretary; Thomas
Hames, captain; Frank Gale, sub-cap-
tain. Sixteen members.
There was a large attendance at
the supper given by the Belleview
Workers st the Town Hall the night
OF the 18th. The supper was good.
There was also ice cream, followed
by the sale of articles made by the
workers. A good sum of money was
realized.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Tremere on the
18th went to Tampa. Mrs. Tremere
is quite sick.
On the 18th Ben Shedd went to
work in the Wilson & Toomer grove,
some thirty miles below Sebring.
On the 18th Frank Gale and Stewart
Armstrong went to st. Petersburg.
On the 10Th Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Beardsey and Mr. George Bailey re-
turned to Rock Island, H. Mrs. Sadie
Van Horn and granddaughter, Mary
Helen returned to their home in ILL.,
Mrs. Grunthal's guest, Mrs. Judd on
the 10th returned to Tampa.
On the 21st Mr. and Mrs. H. W..
Andrews returned to their home at
Mineola, L. /.
On the Goth ten of our Belleview
ladies attended meeting of the Wo-
mans Club of Ocala. Addresses were
made by Mrs. l.. Legrand Hopkins,
president of the Civic League, and by
Mrs. James n. Shedd, president of the
Belleview Workers.
Rev. Hammond, secretary of the
Methodist Centenary Association
preached in the Methodist church
morning and night His night address
and monkeyshines disguised NUM-
Der of those that saw and heard him.
Such preachers injure the cause of
religion They can insult their hearers
and mistake things with impunity,
knowing a person attempting to ans
wer them in church is liable to be
arrested
IF the Methodist want to increase
their church attendance it will pay
them to let ministers like Rev. Law
hon preach and shut Reverends like
out.
On the 22nd Mrs C. NJ. French and
Mrs. Belle Colcord returned to Dan
bury, Conn, and the McAllisters re-
turned to Pittsburg, Pal
On the 2srd the W. C. T. U. held
Mothers meeting at the home of Mrs
". " Fielding.
Mr.. Van Tassell has caught several
good sized trout from our little lake
7 ;1l;an Ono weighed nearly four
pounds.
Mr.. e. B. Fisher is painting the
CO. building, inside and out
side.
The Literary and musical entertain.
ment the night of the END was well
attended, and an interesting program
given.
On the 21st Clinton Martin left for
his home at McHenry, Ill. His moth