The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-08-17
SHADY

II. Coin and children and Miss Belle
Strobe are at Salt Springs for two
weeks outing. Mr.. Arthur Jones
went along with the party and return
ed Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Coggins and
small children of Weirsdale attended
preaching here Sunday morning and
were dinner guests of the L. A. Jones
family.
Bachelor Bill Jones is having his
cotton picked and we are told he has
fine yield of good cotton. Well, isn't
his name Cotton: Jones?
Mr.. and Mrs. Cubberly and Mr..
Whittier of Ocala were here Monday
morning canvassing for some nice
Bibles.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Ryner of Cocoa
came up Saturday and visited their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Usher over
Sunday.
Mr.. W. B. Jones and Mr.. Ryner
motored to Williston Sunday after
noon.
A REQ truck and Buick car full of
merry young people chaperoned by
Mrs. L. A. Jones and Mrs. w. B. Jones
went to Ocala Friday evening to at
tend the band concert but the weather
prevented the band giving the pro-
gram and they went to the Temple
theater.
We have a shingle mill in opera
ton here, the like of which would be
hard to find and which is something
new to the natives and is the admira-
ton of the small boy. Mr.. Hoover
recently moved here from Gambler, is
sole owner and is turning out some
shingles which he claims to be diff
ferent.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Jones, ]. w
Jones and Miss Helen Clemmons will
GO to Orlando Wednesday for a sever
al days visit.
True to his promise, Supt. Shealy
| brought a teacher for Shady school
Miss Boyles of Sparr is the lady and
the school opened Monday morning
with a good enrolment of pupils and
a large number of patrons were pres
ent to greet the teacher and pledge
her their cooperation. Somebody, OF
some bodies, had had a fall house
cleaning and everything looked very
spic and span inside the school room
Mrs. Jones Of Starke, Mrs. Jack
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey OF
Cedar Key, and Mr.. Willie Agin OF
'5tarke, returned to their homes Fri
day after a pleasant visit with their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins anC
Irs. William Jones.
Mr.. A. R. Douglas and son, Arthur
jr., were business visitors at Sum.
nlerfeld and South Lake Weir Tues
day.
J Complimenting her cousin, Mr.. Agir
If Starke. Miss Ida Perkins was the
promoter of happy surprise party
last Thursday evening. The youne
people and few married friends wen
over to Mrs. L. A Jones' home anc
a most enjoyable time was spent
| Boiled peanuts were furnished by Miss
ida, who had them fixed to a turn anc
FOR while everybody was busy. Som.
amusing games, lovely music anC
singing whiled the hours away anc
time to say goodbye arrived all toe
| soon. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones love young
| people and this is favorite and idea
home to go to. We believe the pleas
ure of this occasion was mutual
Here's hoping for more peanut boil
ings while the peanuts are "boilable.
On account of the preaching service
Sunday evening the B. Y. P. U. con
test was postponed till next Sunday
night. Be on hand at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. Joshua Gist of Santos was il
our midst Monday morning, talking W
a union of tomato growers. A meet
ing Of the farmers is called for Wed
nesday evening at the school house a
which time Mr.. K. C. Moore ant
others will put the matter before then
II. an effort to organize branch Of
the Tomato Growers Association a
this place.
Mr.. J. NJ. Douglas of South Lake
Weir was a visitor here Saturday.