The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-06-23
SHADY

Shady, June 22.-Mr. and Mrs. Jar /
Wis and children of Winter Haven, Wis |
tied their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. |
Barnes Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Freeman of |
Belleview. and Mrs. Robert Freeman |
of Ocala were spend the day guests of |
Mr.. and Mrs. z. " Freeman Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Blair and chill |
dren of Winter Garden are spending
few days with Mrs. Blair's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Redding.
That was a merry party of B. Y. P.
U. members that gathered at Mr.. and
Mrs. Coins home on Friday evening.
The crowd, soon after all arrived,
went out on the green. and INDUCED in
games and stunts until late hour.
Tho the evening was unusually warm
we saw people who are young, some
the other, all playing and running,
laughing and talking as tho work and
dull care were unknown to them. On
| the long, wide veranda in their COM
| Portable rockers sat the old men and
by the constant hum of their voices
and the CLINT of their pipes, cigars and
cigarettes we feel sure they were en-
joying a good deal of gabfest. The
talking machine" was something of
| an entertainer too, as the real young
fry never let it quite run down for the
better part of the evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Coin had prepared supper suf-
icient for every member of both
unions and as they were not all there,
Messrs. Lee Jones, Goldie Barnes,
Gussie Liddon and Arthur Douglas
kindly tried to keep the part of the
absent ones from going to waste. Ev-
cry one thought that the supper table
looked as if it had been prepared for
a wedding feast and some tried to
have the ceremony supplied but as
there was neither parson nor justice
of the peace present it had to be de-
ferred. Those present are much in
, ucDlSd W WI. anu MIS-. HOih anu 1lISS
Strobe for a very pleasant evening
and we feel real sorry for all members
whe were not there.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Jones will en-
terrain the B. Y. P. u. members and
friends Friday night week and it is
hoped large crowd will be present.
Mr.. Fred Bull, who is not too old
to have birthdays, enjoyed one last
Sunday, one that begins with four.
Mrs. Bull and the boys and their
Henriford carried Mr.. Bull to Silver
Springs in the afternoon and we be-
lieve the entire day was red letter
day for him. Here's hoping for many
more birthdays for the good citizen.
We are sorry to hear that Mr..
George Bull has been having fever
and hope he will soon be well again.
Good congregations greeted Rev.
Boatright morning and evening last
Sunday and were much edited by the
earnest and inspiring sermons he
preached. Rev. Boatright has receiv-
|, ed an unanimous call from the men,
bers Chose presently of Olivet to be-
come its pastor for the remainder Of
the fiscal year.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Morrison of CAL
vary, Mr. and Mrs Joshua Gist of
Santos, Mrs. Ernest Blair of Winter
Garden and Mrs. Boatright and daugh-
ter, Miss Rodolph of Anthony, were
some of the visitors at church Sunday.
Tomatoes will soon be a thing Of
the past here and the next thing to
become interested in as a money
maker is this creamery our county
agent is drumming up. Almost we are
persuaded to think county agent is
a right good thing after all and we
particularly like bald-headed ones as
we believe they become bald by think
ing ahead for the busy farmer and
not because of a scrappy wife. Mr..
TX. c. Moore deserves medal for get
ting some people in this burg interest
ed in the creamery, for interested
they are, and we hope it will be
great big success.
Mrs. Otis Gaskin, who is still far
from well, is staying in Ocala this
week and taking special treatment