The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-12-19
'oeaIa to be Visited by Miss


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The Young Women's Christian AS.
sociation of Florida are fortunate in
having as their State Director of the
Educational campaign for the World
Service Program. Miss Martha Whit.
ing who is we'll known in the state
and who Is also deeply enthusiastic
about her work.
Miss Whiting has received letter
from Mrs. John ID. Rockefeller, Jr.,
chairman of the EDUCATIONAL Campaign
or the National Board Y. w. c. A.,
in which is outlined the essential fea.
lures of the coming program. Mrs.
Rockefeller believes that the cooper
alton of the $500 women who attend
ed "Y" conference during the past
season and who COMPRISE her commit
tee. puts the work on firm basis
Tor success.
Miss Agnes Davidson is State Chair.
man for Florida. and she will work
with Miss Whiting to reach every
part OF the state with the assistance
of speakers and various kinds Of
publicity.
Miss Writings itinery for the month
of January includes parts of the west
coast of Florida.
Meeting of Womans' Glib
The regular meeting of the Wo.
mans club was held Saturday after.
noon at the club house, with Mrs. W.
T.. Gary the president in the chais
A report from the different commit.
tees were heard, after which Mrs. B.
F. Condor gave a delightful musical
number during the social half hour
Mrs. j. X Dickson, Mrs. e. M. How
ard, Mrs. J. r. Dewey and Mrs. ]. w
Davis, and they passed hot tea and
waffles and mints.
At this meeting the president IN.
nounced that we had taken in four
new members, Mrs. Weller Carmi
.chael, Mrs E. G. Lindner, Mrs. r. 4
Adams and Miss Dorithy Lancaster
and the club gave them asvely wei
cUme.
Misses Stella, Nina, Nettie and Car.
tia Camp who are attending college
s,ar Boston are expected h'lnc on
friday TO spend the Yule-iit.' At hcme
with their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
.elce Camp They will be accomplish
I'd home by their friend Miss Ahern
who will be their guest during the hol'
iuaHs
Ocala is going to be very gay dur
ing the holidays. Many parties are
being planned for the college set.
II won't be long now before Ocala
will have lovely public tennis court,
built ON the civic center lot, by the
public library. It will be the gift of
the Womans' Club. Mrs. r. B. Bull
lock, chairman of the Civic commit
tee Is IN charge and the work has al
ready begun. It is one OF the many
things we have needed and we should
have more than one, and we hope that
before long we can have half dozen
ON this lot.
Mr.. Howard Clark who has been
connected with the Federal System OF
Bakeries since July has severed his
connection with them and is again
with his brother Mr.. Harvey Clark at
the o. X. Tea Pot grocery. His host
of friends are delighted TO have him
home again.
Nisa Mary Bull who has been with
the Afleck millinery for the past two
seasons has gone TO st. Augustine TO
spend the Christmas season with her
sister, Mrs. Jerinigan.
Mrs. n. NJ. Hampton and her three
little children and maid are expected
20 return home Friday from Asheville
where they have been since tho nrst
ol August.
The many friends OF the Hoiinrake
family will regret very much to learn
that they are leaving ocala soon TO
reside In our sister city. Gainesville.
Mr.. Horlnrake has purchased good
business there and left the early past
az the week to take chcarge. His VIE