The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-03

terally intrpreted means that he IS
only doing about as much a TWO
men would be expected to do.
\ real oId-fashioned Thanksgiving
dinner was given By Mr., ana Mrs.
Adam Hafner last Thursday, TO
number Of their friends. among them
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Has
keu.. Mr.. John Hafner. Miss Arrilla
Haines. and the feast Of food. wit
and wisdom, ran riot. and when the
party broke up they were all full.
Miss Margaret Allen Evans was
married to Mr. Francis Marion Sey-
mour,at high noon Thursday. Nov.
9th, at the Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev. William Tell Evans,
father of the bride, performing the
ceremony The church was beauti-
fully decorated by Mrs. Bryant's Sun
day school class. Miss Ruth Perry
played the wedding march, and the
wedding ceremony was witnessed by
2 large number of the brides friends |
and town people. After the cere-
mony dinner was served at the Meth
odist parsonage, after which the hap /
Ply couple were driven to Ocala by
Mr.. Walter Nelson in an automobile, |
where they took the limited train for
Jacksonville and other points on
their honeymoon trip. The bride is
one Of the most popular and beauti-
full girls Of our town, and the groom
a rising young business man of Hast
ings, make we'll mated couple to
go thru life hand in hand. The
young people went out in force to
the depot with rice. old shoes and
brick bats, and other evidences of
their regard and were beautifully
fooled and took their spite out on
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. FAINT who were
: married last August and happened
: tc be taking the train for Ocala
Mr.. Frank Marines and sister.
: Miss DeBose, came over from Hast
, ings to witness the wedding and re-
turned to their home Friday.
>, Do not forget the masquerade
night, Dec. ).
Mrs. r. L. Sumner and mother,
0 Mrs. NJ. A. Ethridge went TO Ocala
/ last Monday in Mr.. Frank Haviland' S
big Pullman touring car.
q Talking about prominence of
0 Belleview and Belleviewites. in the
b different lines reminds me that the
most important at the Marion Coun-
:, ty Fair held last week was top
d notched by two of Belleview's pro-
ducts-at the baby show Dr. and
e Mrs. T. X. Slaughter were awarded
/ the bronze medal and the twenty
g five dollar gold prize for having the
5, most perfect boy baby in Marion
: county, in the person of Thomas X
Slaughter. Jr., aged fifteen months
S who was a practical illustration OF
st the application of the rules Of mod
ern eugenics as advocated by the
S most advanced of the medical pro
/ fession of today. That Dr.. Slaughter
is a product Of Belleview there is nc
IS doubt for here is where he gained
his start in life as one of the mos
|. successful of marion county's med
ical doctors, and as Leyon is only {
= suburb Of Belleyiew. that clinche
d the contention. And to see the doctor
r, swell up with pride. proves it.
Also when Mr. and Mrs. Ceci
IA Bryant received the first prize 70
y having the most perfect girl baby II
! Marion county. it proves that Belle
r view is @. X. so far as its boys anC
II girls are concerned. for be it known
that Cecil Bryant was born am
Id reared in Belleview.
t, | believe in this here woman suf
lie frage business, and as soon as | cal
get posted on a few more points a
at 10 what these women are driving al
will tell you more about it, and
OF don't care a darn what the policy o
ID the paper is on this question, II
Id going to express myself anyway.
The dance was a swell affair, an
d, the Ocala Star was represente
d there, as we'll as a number of othe
people from Ocala, Gambler, Shady
I'd Symmetrical and Lake Weir.
ed Mr. David c. Stanley is treatin
in his friends to some of his new GRO
ot. Irish potatoes-every one you ea
ok tastes like more.