The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-21
Miss Clara Epperson
WEEDS in jacksonville

The marriage of Miss Clara Epper
son and Mr.. John Upchurch which
occurred in Jacksonville Wednesday
was quite surprise to their friends
here and elsewhere. The happy event
took place at the Main Street Baptist
church
These young people are very pop.
ular here, well connected, the bride
being the youngest daughter of Hon,
J. B. Epperson, wealthy citizen
who had much to do with the building
OF this town. Mr.. Upchurch is one
OF the leading families in Jacksonville
and rising young business man.
After the ceremony they left for
Atlanta, Charleston and other south
ern points. They will be gone for
two weeks, returning to Meredith,
where they will reside, the groom
having interests Williston
Items in Times-Union.
Mrs. Upchurch is a niece of Mrs.
Maude Horne of this city and has
frequently visited her aunt here. Her
Ocala friends will learn with cordial
interest of her recent marriage.
Marriage of Mrs. Ethel Yonge
and Mr.. Reaves Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Boone announce
the marriage of their daughter, Mrs.
Ethel l.. Yonge Miss Ethel Lena
Boone), to Mr.. Joseph E. Reaves OF
Columbia, S. c. Rev. j. E. Oataes,
pastor of the First Baptist church,
of st. Augustine, performed the cere-
mony on November 8.
Mr.. Reeves is connected with the
J. w. Snyder Co, and has many
friends.
After trip down the east coast
Mr.. and Mrs. Reaves will reside in
this ty.-JacksonvilIe Metropolis.
Mrs. Reaves as Mrs. Yonge resided
in Ocala for several years.
Will Move TO Charleston
Mr.. Fl. c. Hardee has just sold his
home place located about three miles
south of town on the Lake Weir
road, and with his family expects to.
leave at an early date for Charleston,
S. c., to make their future home.
Miss Ruth Hardee, who is city
salesman for the wholesale grocery
firm of Jake Brown, will continue to
make Ocala her home for the pres
ent
Ocala will regret to lose this ex-
cellent family. who have been resi-
dents of Ocala for many years.
Mrs. Sam Leigh has bone to Jack
sonville to spend while with her
mother, Mrs Fanny johnson.
Mrs Tom Pasteur of Inverness is
spending a few days in Ocala, the
guest of her sister-inIaw Mrs. Geo,
Pasteur
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Mrs. Lew Lyons and her two attrac
tive children, Billy and Mary, arrived
from their home in Des Moins, Iowa,
and will spend the winter here, the
guest of Mrs. Lyons mother and
sister, Mrs E Van Hood and Miss
Marguerite Porter.
Miss Blair Woodrow is expected to
arrive home today. Miss Woodrow
has been enjoying series of visits
with relatives and friends in Char
lesion. s. c.. New York and Balti.
more
Mrs. w. T. Gary, president of the
Woman's club, Mrs. L. C. Bennett,
second vice president, Mrs. E. T..
Helvenston and Mrs. z. A. Osborne,
delegates from the club, attended the
federation, which was held in the
Sunshine City A splendid program
has been planned for this meeting
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Miss Ellie Tydings, who for the
past four years has been doing mis-.
sionary work in this country, is ex-
pected Friday to spend the winter
with her nephew and niece, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Tydings. Miss Tydings
has for many years been missionary
to Mexico
Mr.. and Mrs. Milby Lloyd are ex-
pecting Mr.. Lloyd's sister, Miss Mar
garet Lloyd, OF Richmond, Va, TO
come for a visit to them about the
first of December.