The Ocala banner., 1921-04-22

St Lnke's hospital in JacksonviIle.
1t. is thought now that she will be suf-
iciently recovered to return home
within the next ten days or two
weeks.
Miss Rays Talk
Sunday night the ocaIa Presbyts
rian church was well filled with
friends. who had come to hear Miss
Ruby Ray tell of her wokr among the
mountain people OF Kentucky.
Miss Ray is a daughter of Mr.. Wal
ter Ray Of MarteI and OeaIa. and she
made her home at MarteI for many
years. and her friends were indeed de-
lighted at this opportunity Of hearing
her.
Mics Ray is a sweet and pretty
young girl and its was a great pleas
ure to hear her relate many things
of interest that she does for these
mountain people She said that many
times she had to take the part of
nurse, doctor, cook, minister, and in
fact was their all She says her work
is most interesting and she is very
much in love with it.
During the service the choir render
ed pretty music.
$3.50
Mrs. 8irdsey Honored
Mrs. Albert Birdsay of Savannah.
who is the guest OF her parents, Col.
and Mrs j. NJ Martin. was the guest
of honor on last Friday night at a
delightfully."- informal BUT interesting
auction party Miss Mary Piatt was
the cordial hostess and she entertain
ed two tables. the guests being the
girlhood friends of Mrs Birdsey. At
the conclusion of couple of rounds
OF auction the scores were counted
and it was found that Mrs. Wheeler
had high score and she was presented
gift. and the honor guest was
also given a gift OF remembrance AS
sisted by her nieces. Miss Pfatt serred
a delicious ice course with cake and
coffee Those who were present to
enjoy the evening at cards were Miss
Meta Jewett, Mrs. Annie Van Deman
Mrs. ], j. Gerig, Mrs. Edward HeIven-
ston, Mrs. Ernest Crook. Mrs Effie
Welsh Wheeler and Miss Louise Cams
by.
Mrs. H A. Davies and little daugh-
ter, Lucy, are in Jacksonville. where
they are guests OF Mr. and Mrs E. y.
Davies. Mr. Davies. who accompan.
led his wife and daughter, returned
home the early part OF the week.
Mrs L j. Lunfmus. who has been
spending the past several months in
this city with her daughter. Mrs. Al.
A. Winer. left early yesterday morn
ing for visit to her children on the
east coast Mrs. Winer accompanied
her mother as far as Palatka, in
which city she viii visit friends for a
few days.
Miss Rhoda Rhody. who has spent
the winter in Daytona, has returned
to Ocala and will make her home for
the present with Mrs. r. s. Rogers.
DIR. Al w. Leman. who is now resid-
ing in Leesburg. spent the weekend
in Ocala. a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
II Adams
Don't forget that. on May 30th ev-
eryone is requested to wear. the red
poppy in honor of Flanders Heroes II
should certainly be our pleasure TO &c
SO. Phone your order right now to
Mrs George Martin for poppy for
each member of your family These
poppies are made by the French Ia
dies. and the money goes to aid them.
The price is 10c. poppy Order new
without delay. as Mrs. Martin must
get he rorder off
$500
On Friday night, May 3rd, ne mn-
~.
steal committee of the Wonlans CLUB
will give a very delightful program at
the Woman's Club. Every one Is M
vited to come good time awaits
you. The proceeds will go to Victory
Way
$3.50
Mrs. j. w. Moremen and Mrs Bland
Ware spent a few days in Leesnurg
during the week