The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-05-23
Closing Exercises Of Our
public School

Of the 1853 session of the Ocala
| public school although there will be
short session Monday morning
when the pupils will receive their
reports and certificates for entrance
into the higher grades.
Tonight at the Temple theatre at
! half past eight o'clock the annual
school play viii be given by the grad
uating class assisted by few of the
other high school pupils A small adj,
I mission will be charged to assist the
class in paying the expenses OF
! renting the theatre for their COM
mencement exercises. The play is
"a College Town with Leonard Wes-
son and Miss Loureen Spencer play
ing the leading roles
i Monday morning at 10 o'clock at
the Temple theatre the eighth grade
will hold their commencement exer.
cises and Monday night at eight-thir-
ty at the Temple theatre the com
mencement exercises will be held
The commencement address will
be made by Dean TrussIer of the
University of Florida
The public is very cordially in
vited to be present at all these ex-
ercises.
In this connection this paper wish
es to bestow its praise to all of the
teachers in our. school, The schools
should have closed on Monday of the
past week but on account of the
schools having lost so much time
during the influenza epidemic all of
the teachers in the school cheerfulIy
volunteered their services for a week
without pay. Considering the small
ness OF the salaries paid to our
public school teachers this action on
their part is most commendable.
A Former ocala Soy 70 Wed
Ocala friends Of DIR. Robert Nelson
of Tampa have received the follow
ing invitation:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Undertake in
vite you to be present at the mar
riage of their daughter, Katheryn. to
DR.. Robert Goree Nelson, on Monday
evening, the second of June, one
thousand nine hundred and nineteen,
at seven-thirty o'clock, ''Avondale, ;"
Saundersville. Tennessee.
DR.. Nelson is son of Mr. and
Mrs. e. K Nelson, of Tampa, who for
a number of years made Ocala their
home. Robert, as he is known here,
has many friends who will be inter.
este6 in his wedding to a pretty
Tennessee girl. Tennessee is the or
iginal home of DR.. Nelson's parents.
Mr. Edwin Nelson will go to Saun-l
dersville to act as best man for his
brother and Mr. and Mrs. E. X. Mel
son will also attend the wedding OF
their son.
DR.. and Mrs. Nelson will reside
in Birmingham, where the groom
practices his profession.
Golf a Splendid Teacher
There is no finer school for teach
ing concentration and a strict at
tention in the matter in hand than
golf Few crisis, however unexpect-
ed, have the power to disturb a man
who has so conquered the weakness
of the flesh as to have trained him
self to bend his left knee, raise his
left heel, swing his arm well out from
the body, twist himself into the shape
OF corkscrew, and use the muscles
OF the wrist, at the same time keen
ing his head still and his eve on the
ball. It is estimated that there are
twenty-three important points to be
borne in mind simultaneously while
making drive at golf; and to man
VINO has mastered the art of remem.
pering them all any other task is
mere child's play.
Warren Scott 5ateman--
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Bateman of Nc
Intosh are announcing the arrival of
a son born May Is in Riverside hos
pital
The little fellow has been named
Warren Scott Bateman. Sundays
Times Union
Mr. w. ]. McGehee, agent in this
section for the Fairbanks-Morse en-
CINE. has now added to his stock a
complete line of accessories for auto
mobiles, including tires and tubes.