The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-08-22
WITH THE COMING or FALL
SCHOOL DAYS
Sing a song of seasons,
Something bright in all.
Flowers in the summer,
Fires in the fall"

Fires in the fall"
And with the coming of fall our
boys and girls begin leaving US for
the various colleges throughout the
country. 1t will be only a few weeks
now before almost all of the college
boys and girls will be hard at their
studies. many miles away from home.
This fall Ocala will send large num-
Der of her boys and girls away and
their friends will watch their college
| courses with interest.
| Donald Schneider is already at Lee
high University, pursuing his studies,
having gone early in August
John Chazal and julius Brown left
Monday for Lafayette. Indiana, for
Purdue University. The former will
finish his course in electrical engi-
neering this term, and the latter will
begin a four-year course in civil en-
cheering. Charlie Chazal will leave
for Purdue early in September, and
this year will finish his agricultural
course. Miss Onie Chazal will attend
the convent at Asheville, n. c., this
term, ~leaving for Asheville Septem-
Der II.
| Albert Harriss. and Leroy Bridges
win attend the military academy at
Meridian, Mississippi.
| Clarence and Olaf Zewadski will
leave early in September for the Uni
versity of Michigan at Ann Arbor. Mr..
CISCO Zewadsh has already been grad
uated in law from the U. of NJ. Guy
Zewadski will graduate in Septem-
Der and Clarence and Olaf will both
study law there.
Robert, Leslie and Pat Anderson
will attend the Washington and Lee
University at Lexington, Va. Wiley
Burford viii return to Princeton,
where he is studying law.
Misses Clifford, Catherine and Mil
dred PyIes will all three be at Bre-
nau College this year, and Miss Ethel
Haycraft will be one Of the music
teachers at Brenau.
Misses Irma Blake and Esther Ley
will return to the Woman's College
at Tallahassee. Miss Lois Dame will
also attend the Woman's College.
Miss Blair Woodrow, who is now at
Fairmnot College, will leave Tennes-
see in September for Columbia, S. c.,
to attend the Woman's College there.
Misses Dorothy and Marie Hickman
will also be at this school. Miss Ma
bel Meffert will remain at Fairmont
College until Christmas.
Miss Helen Brown win begin her
senior year at the RandoTph-Macon
College at Lynchburg in September,
and Miss Marian Dewey viii enter
the same college for her freshman
year.
BrantIey Weathers viii continue
his law studies at Columbia, Univer-
sity, N. Y, and Paul Weathers will re-
turn to Amherst.
Miss Caroline Harriss will go to
Rome, Ca, to enter Shorter College
for several years, and Miss Katherine
Livingston will finish her course at
the Margaret Allen College in Bir-
mingham.
Jake Goldman viii attend Bingham
College at Asheville. Henry Groves
will return to Tennessee, William An
derson to the Georgia Tech, George
MacKay to the Boston Tech, and VIII
liam Mcintosh will probably attend
Davidson College. John Tarver will
also probably go away to college this
winter, and Herbert Martin will re-
turn to the A. P. l., at Auburn, and Ju-
lien Bullock to the University of Flor
ida, and Leonidas Leitner will also
probably return to the U. of F.
Alfred Green will attend the V. M.
/. at Lexington, Va.
There are several other Ocala boys
who will probably go away to school
this fall, who have not yet completed
their plans.
Miss Margaret Taylor will return to
New York the last of this month and
the middle of September will enter
Columbia University to complete her
course there. Miss Mamie Taylor
will accompany her sister when she
goes to New York, and will visit IN
the metropolis for several weeks.