The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-06-27

Bring baskets filled till you press the
cover,
And loaf of bread for each meat
lover
Come all and join us in our plan,
And enjoy the feast as best you can.
Belleview will strive to do her best,
Furnishing hot coffee and meat the
best.
Let us be awake and all in line,
At $50 a. No. Railroad time.
2 p. m.-Songs-By the soldiers.
Address-Hon. N. ]. Wicker, Cole
man.
3 p. m-singing: BY the w. G. T.
u.
Address-Mr. w. T. Gary Ocala.
Closing with sports and games.
Prizes awarded to the winners.
J. E. PELoT, Chairman.
Silver Medal Contest at Gambler
The Belleview silver medal contes-
tants held contest at Gambler San.
day afternoon under the auspices of
the w. c. T. U. The following pro-
pram was given:
Song-"An Round the World the
Ribbon White is Twined,"-All pray
er, by Mr.. Lahon.
Silver Medal Chorus.
Then followed the selections by the
seven contestants.
Song-'"Thes Rainbow on the Cloud
Silver Medal Chorus.
Recitation-"My Little White Bas-
ket," Mariennia Stanley.
Brighten the Corner Where
You Are" Silver Medal Chorus.
After much deliberation the judges
awarded the medal to Miss Katherine
Fencher.
Song-"America."
Benediction.
Besides the contestants and the
Silver Medal Chorus, which was COM
posed of silver medal winners. Belle
view was represented by Rev. Mr..
Mahon, who serves Gambler and Belle
view as pastor of the M. e. church.
Mr.. L. Weihe, Mrs. d. C. Stanley. Mr..
David Stanley, Jr., Mr.. G. E. Alb
shire, Mr.. and Mrs. C. q. Crandall
Mr.. Fenchter, Mrs. J. D. Harrell.
Doctor P. D. Billiard, wife and two
children, from White Springs, have
located in Belleyiew and are accupy.
ing the Goodnough cottage.
Mrs. Snow of wildwood is carins
for her daughter, Mrs. Lula Dudley.
who is sick
Mrs. hurry and two children OF
Gainesville are visiting Mrs. Murry's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. N. Field
ing. VIM. Fielding, her brother be-
ing sick, returned home with her.
Mrs. Ebert Crosby has gone to
Union Springs, Ala, to see her moth
er who is "a years old and has hal a
third stroke of paralysis.
Kenneth Redding, an overseas sol
der, who has been discharged from
the service, came home on the15th.
His father, Buddil Redding, died dur
ing his absence. Kenneth looks fine.
On the 18th Miss Minnie Tremere
visited her sister, Eleanor, at Pana.
soffkee.
j. A. Freeman and son have put in
a gasoline pump tank in front of their
store and are to build a cement walk
around it.
On the 18th a son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Nelson, DR.. Peek in
attendance. During the next night
some wag placed on the shop a sign
reading Nelson & Son."
Rev. s. E. Lawhon was unable to
hold services in the Methodist church
Sunday on account of painful in
jury to his foot, caused by a pair of
shears falling from height, the point
OF which entered his foot for some
distance and causing severe wound.
Dr. Tanner preached in place of Mr..
Lawhon.
MRS. ]. t. Hames has received
letter from her son, Thomas, an over
seas soldier, saying that he is at
Camp Jackson to be discharged and
will be home in few days. His
brother. Winters Hames, is in Ger
many with supply train.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Wendell and
daughter, Irma. of Fort Plain, ny.
returned to their home on the 23rd.
They have rocCol ~