The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-29
BERLIN BULLETIN
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graduate" In write Miss Graduate"
looks bewitching, and the well groom
ed '0S gentleman folks by her side
look the handsomest ever Marion
lites in their Sunday best" tabulate
in the audience many hundreds, and
they, in all the generations, and their
friends, are there, of course, to see, TO
listen and to praise.
Indeed il was a very pretty scene
at the Baptist church in Ocala Friday
evening, where the graduation eXer-
cises OF the Ocala High School were
held. Several from Berlin were
there
Miss Annie Atkinson, daughter of
AIr. and Mrs. MonthOlon Atkinson Of
Berlin, was one of the fair graduates.
Among those from Berlin at the
Graduating exercises in Ocala Friday
were Mr.. and Mrs. MonthOlOn Atkin-
son. Miss Mabel Beck, one of the
tenth grade graduates of the Fellow
ship Junior High School this year. and
Mr.. Gary Beck. her brother
Misses Fay and Lucy Cribbett of
Largo came up Friday TO spend a few
days with relatives in this city. They
came up especially TO attend the COM
mencement exercises. Miss Fay Crib
bett was an honor graduate from the
o. H. S. in 1906.-Saturday's Ocala
Banner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Polk Frink
have as guests their daughter-in-law.
Mrs. Asbury Frink. and interesting
baby of Macclenny, Fla.
Mrs. NJ. E. McCully and daughter.
Miss Reggie McCuliy, paid Ocala
shopping visit on Thursday of last
week.
! Miss Eleanor Seclingar. wno has
been on an extended visit to her sis
ter. Mrs. A L. Prisoc. at Mcintosh,
/ returned to her home in Berlin one
day recently.
Miss Altahula Beck. who is attend
ing college in DeLand. will soon be
some again.
Miss Reggie McCully will take a
normal course in the Florida Female
College at Tallahassee this summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumter B. Brooks and
interesting children. Lenora, Leone
and Aubrey, of Zuber, Sundayed with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Frink on the gath.
Mrs. w. ". Geiger of Shiloh is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
T. Carter, of Carriers Pond.
Mr.. Neil Ferguson of Ocala spent
last Sunday with friends and rela-
tives in this village.
Mrs. H. E. Snowden and daughter,
Miss Annie Snowden, and Messrs. J.
L. Beck. Joe and James Hudgens,
Jack McCully, Harry McCully and
Edward and James Carter were num-
bered among the recent shoppers to
the county seat.
Mrs. Bessie Collins of South Caro-
lima and Mrs. B. NJ. Reeves of Evin-
stOn, Fla, are calling on their many
friends in this section.
Mrs. A S. J. Wallace of Calvary is
tarrying for a while with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Stevens.
Frederick Smith has left for the
Martel country. He went to Martel to
assist his father, Mr.. James Smith. in
his grocery business. We are very
sorry to lose Fred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Ferguson went
up to Ocala Saturday to do some trad.
ing.
While Miss Mabel Beck was in
Ocala Friday and Saturday she was
the guest of her friend, Miss Ethel
Haycraft, the pretty daughter of Mrs
H. G. Haycraft
Miss Belle Haycraft, one of Ma
riOn's pretty school narms, will take
normal course this summer at the
Florida Female College at Tallahas
see.
These May days are surely fine ones
for picnics. The honeymoon ozone
, and sunshine that we are now enjoy
ing is simply too grand not to have
picnic now and then.
Il on Thursday a small party cOmpOS
ed of Mrs Aubrey Frink of Macclen
ny and Mr.. and Mrs. Sumter Brooks
of Zuber, spent the day picnicking al
Silver Springs, near Ocala.
Crops are all very good here il
Berlin this year and the farmers are
all wearing sunny smiles, regardless!
of their sympathy for the defeated
candidates.
Mr.. c. c. Stevens spent Monday
with his grandson. Mr.. Ernest RawlS
lin Ccala. TECUMSEH.