The Ocala evening star., 1922-11-03
DUNNELLUN

DunneIion, Nov. IA board and
committee meeting of the Woman,s
Club was held last Wednesday and
plans were perfected for the fall and
winter work of the club. The opening
meeting of the season viii be held in
the Masonic building Nov. 10th, $3.50
p. m. Mrs. Reilly OF Gainesville, vice
president of section four, Will address
the club on the ten-mil tax. This
will be an open meeting to which the
10th, oysters will be served in any
style at the Robinson building oppo-
site the postof1ice. Mrs. C. G. Lett
ner, chairman of the ways and means
committee, will have charge of the
oyster supper and a treat is assured
all who attend. The proceeds of the
oyster supper will go to swell the fund
which has been started for the club
building to be erected in the near
future and which is the hope and ex-
pectation of club members. At the
board meeting, Mrs. II. Swartz, presi-
dent and Mrs. ]. F.. Curry, first vice
president, were elected delegates TO
the federated club convention to be
held in Green Cove Springs Now 81
22, inclusive. Mrs. Mary S. Grum-
bles and Mrs. A. L. Neville were
elected as alternates. Mrs. B. ]. Ben
son was appointed chairman of the
year book committee and will present
a copy for the clubs approval at the
next meeting.
A spirited voting contest for queen
of the high school carnival was held
at Metcalf's drugstore Saturday eve
ming, and the two contestants, Bob
by" Perry, senior, and Marie Hem
rick, junior, ran q close race until
few minutes of closing time, when
Miss Bobby won by 105 votes and
will gracefully carry out her duties
as queen" at the carnival to be held
on the school grounds Nov. 3rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Mixson, Mrs. C.
E. Hood and Miss Helen White motor
ed to Mcintosh Tuesday of last week
to attend the Presbyterial efficiency
conference, which was well attended
by Ocala, Reddick and Archer dele
gates, this being a group conference
held for the benefit of these Presby-
terian woman's auxiliaries. The meet
ing was conducted by Presbyterial
President Mrs. A. S. Harris of Jack
sonville.
Miss Bessie Dew returned to her
home in st. Petersburg Tuesday, aft
er a pleasant visit here as the guest
o. Miss Clara Kibler.
Mrs. Lee Knight, Mrs. o. P. Hood
and Mrs. C. E. Hood and their broth
ers, John and Frank Waters, formed .
motor party to Madison Tuesday.
Miss Marguerite Lumpkin, one Of
the high school teachers, was week
end visitor to Gainesville.
Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Rawls, Mrs. Pra-
ter, Mrs. Cocowitch, Mrs. Leitner and
Mrs. Strange attended the annual
session of the w. NJ. u. at Williston
last week.
Prof and Mrs. J. z. Willett were
shopping in Ocala Saturday.
Mrs D. B. Kibler returned Satur-
day from an extended visit TO her
daughter, Mrs. Herman Watson. at
Lakeland.
| The regular meeting of the Baptist
Ladies' Aid Society was held with
Mrs. ]. F. Cocowitch, twenty-three
members being present. Complete ar
Engagements were made for the bazaar
(which is to be held the week before
Thanksgiving. The associational re-
port showed that the aid and mission
ary societies had contributed $1054.e6
to the different objects fostered by
the ladies. The November meeting
will be with Mrs. J. F. Meredith.
Mrs. G. w. Scofeld of Inverness
was combining business with pleasure
in town Friday.
Miss Marie Grumbles, who is q
public is very cordially invited. Al
o'clock of the same evening, Nov
member of the faculty Of Mount Dora
high school, spent the weekend with
, home folks.