The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03

Strum was formerly Miss opheIia
Gray and is we'll known in this city.
She has named her infant son Charles
Gray Strum for her father. the late
Rev. Charles NJ. Gray. who for a num-
Der OF years was rector OF dracs
church in this city
kendrick Young Peaple Active
In w. c. 7. U. Work
! Miss Julia II. Webb OF Kendrick.
superintendent Of the Sunday school
department OF the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union OF Florida,
writes that many honors have bean
bestowed on the young people OF
Kendrick for w. C. T. U. work. On
the night of October Miss Webb
will present to one OF the Kendrick
girls, Miss Bessie Mae Findley, $3.50
in gold, the state prize in grade
school essay writing: given by the w.
C. T. Q. for the best essay on The
Evil Effects Of Alcohol on the Human
Body. Her essay has now gone to
the national superintendent n
scientific temperance instruction, to
compete for the national prize OF $50
in gold.
The Kendrick udon, OF which Miss
Webb is president, has had the three
$3.50 gold pieces hung on Q gold chain
forming a very pretty lavalier for the
young prize winner. Miss Findlsy.
who is a native Florida girl OF stsr
ling worth, received her education In
the Kendrick schools and Is now at.
tending high school In ocala.
Mrs. Jessie Bishop and her son.
mr.. Malcalm Williams, formerly Of
this city, were visitors in the city
during the week. greeting their
friends here.
Mrs. Kate MedIin, OF Gainesville.
spent few days in ocaIa this week
the guest OF Mrs. E. A. Osborne.
!
Miss Irma Blake, who had expected
to attend the Veterans reunion I'm
Atlanta, mex week, will be unable %
go on account of the continued illness
of her mother. Mrs. r. G. Blake.
DR.. ]. E. Chace has returned home
after an absence of several weeks az
Miami and Daytona beach. AT the
latter place he enjoyed ten days OF
pleasant fishing.
Mr.. G. S. Scott has returned home
from a short visit In Birmingham
with his son. DR.. E. - Scott and fam.
lily.
! Mrs. w. L. Denham. of Gainesville,
visited friends in Ocala this week.
Mrs. H. A. Davies, who vent over
TO Daytona beach to recuperate from
her recent serious illness. has return
ID home very greatly improved
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Mr.. Parker Painter has gone 10 his
former home in Chicago for short
business visit. While in cbfcNgo he
will also witness some OF the wSrld's
series of baseball
Mrs. H. W. Ragland and children.
Ramona and Wilbur. retained home
Wednesday afternoon from their for
mer home in Wisconsin, where they
have spent the summer with Mrs
RagIand's relatives Mr. Ragland
went out west and accompanied his
family home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Gray and family
! formerly of Macon, Miss. have arriv.
ed in Ocala, which city Is to be their
future home. Mr.. Gray recently pur.
chased the r. S. Hall farm on the
Silver Springs road and will take
charge of same at once.
Capt. and Mrs. e. b. Richardson.
o. Romosassa, were pleasant visitors
in Ocala yesterday for the day. They
have just returned home from a de-
! lightful trip to Buffalo. Niagara Falls.
New York City and other places in
the north
Miss Sara Agnew who has been the
guest of her sister. Mrs J. Carstens
for the past few weeks will return