The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-21
LEVON LOCALS
Special Cor. OcaIa Banner.

LevOn is still among the live ones.
but We are such a busy people that
We don't have much time TO write.
Mrs. J. L, Doak nd Miss LESSEE
Clements were shoppers in Ocala last
week.
Dr.. and Mrs. Airth and lively little
sons Of Live Oak are visitors Of Mr..
and Mrs. Scruggs
Mr. D. [. McGinnes was a home Wis
itor to Hawthorne last week.
Mr. and Mrs Doak and lovely little
daughter. Esther, are visiting the
state fair at Tampa this week.
Mr. W. J. Frink was a business Wis
itor to Ocala a few days since.
We regret to report the illness Of
Mrs. Wing and hope she viii soon re-
cover.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis of C0naur are
visiting Mrs. Davis father. Mr.. Rams
dell
Miss SaIie SpurIin of Ocala is a
Levon visitor this week.
Mrs. Robert Carter of Waycross
Ga, is herr for a short visit TO her
husband.
Mr. LaPorta, the photographer, Of
Ocala, is enjoying quite a liberal pat
ronage down here. We are such a
good looking people that we are anx-
ious to preserve our Hkenesses on
card board for the beuedt Of future
generations.
Mrs Simpson and children Of Geor-
gia are here on a visit to her sister,
Mrs. NcGehee.
We notice that young man friend Of
ours Of the burnt derby experience.
has a lovely new one, with a most
bright pink band, and he is so careful
of it that be carries it in his hand.
one Of the prettiest and most en-
joyable social affairs Of this winter
was the Valentine hop. given by the
young men Of LevOn, under the direc-
tons and management Of Mrs. J. Z.
Doak. The hall was most beautifully
decorated in crimson and blue. inter
mingled with silver hearts, with
background of lovely Florida palms
and paImettoes, and the pretty cos
tunes Of the ladies added much to the
beauty of the scene. Little Miss Els
Their Doak. in a crimson costume with
silver hearts, made a lovely picture,
as she opened the hop by a twO-step
with her partner. Master Dick Glenn
ents. also in costume.
BY no means the least important
part of the program was the postofice
established by St Valentine. and pre-
sided over by little Esther Doak as
pOstmistress. and Master Dick Glenn
ents as postman. Everyone present
was presented with a valentine favor.
Quite an outside gathering Of guests
were present and it is impossible to
mention each one separately.
We would like to especially mention
a few Of the costumes. as they were
so pretty and appropriate to the oc-
casiOn. Little Esther Doak, in Grim
son, with silver trimmings, represent
ed a valentine, and a right sweet one
she made; Misses LESSEE Clements.
Julia Waters and Lizzie Clements. in
white with crimson ribbons: Miss
Grace Ramsdel in white over Grim
son, trimmed with crimson hearts
held in place with tiny ribbons. quite
the prettjest dress on the floor: Mes
danes DOak, Clements and Hill. in
white and crimson.
All went merry as wedding bells till
the wee sma' hour of one o'clock, and
all said good night, and now the val
entine hop Of Levon is only a pleas
ant memory.
The personnel Of the officers and
teachers Of the Levon Union Sunday
school for the year 1908 is as follows:
MIR. c. B. Moore. superintendent; Mrs.
J. E. Doak, assistant superintendent:
Mr.. P. H. Hill, treasurer; Mr.. D. L.
McGinnes, secretary; Miss Ruth Bond,
organist; Mrs. J. E. Doak, teacher BIZ
bic class; Miss Elsie Perry, teacher
intermediate class; Mrs. Frank Viii
hanson, teacher junior class.
Our Sunday school is growing slow
" but surely, having an average at
tendance up TO date Of p, since or
ganizing in November, We have ex-
pended for literature, 1920, and have
balance in the treasury Of $2.77. The
superintendent requests the writer to
extend thanks TO our Pedro visitors
for their assistance and presence, and
We all hope they will. come again and
often.
NOTICE TO CORRESpON0ENrc