The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-21
BELLEviEW

place and Pedro that was quite an
event. The music surpassed that
made by thirty boilermakers all rivet-
ing OF one time. Kenneth and his
bride took it in good part, knowing
( the musicians were his friends. Ken.
meth is respected and liked by all
who know him, and all wish him and
| his wife a happy, prosperous life. His
father died while he was a soldier
in France.
Rev. S. E. Lawhon on the 18th
went to Tampa to attend a meeting
of the consistory. He expects to re-
turn on the 21st.
Ernest Mott of Jacksonville is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Mott
Mrs. w N. Fielding has returned
from visiting Mrs. Murray her daugh
ter, in Gainesville.
Mrs. John Harrell brought to-
Gales store a ground puppy (so-call-
ed that attracted much attention. It
is an ugly looking brute. Length of
body and tail about eight inches, has
the look of an alligator except the
color of the skin which is of an olive
color. and spotted. Eyes protrudes
above the head. 1t was found by
Harry Harrell in a hill of potatoes.
Mrs. E. B. Fisher, of Bridgeport,
Conn, writes that there have been
many days of rainy, disagreeable
weather. With her husband she ex-
pected to start for Belleview on the
18th to reside here during the win
| ter
! At a meeting called by Mr. Nathan
Mayo of the Marion County Fair com
mittee to aid the fair by making an
exhibition of this county's products,
Belleview joining with Gambler as one
precinct have nobiy responded to the
call, and by hard work have made
an exhibit that the writer feels will
please and receive the credit is de-
serves, as all may see that visit the
fair. The committee in charge were
indefatigable in their labors and are
! deserving of much credit.
Rev. S. E. Lawhon preached in
Gambler in the morning and in Belle
view in the evening
Rev Mr.. Britain of Ocala preach
| ed in the Baptist church Sunday af-
ternooR.
The S A L. r. r. Co. have ap-
proved the long term lease to the
Belleview Utilities Co. This means
that construction will begin at once
and the buildings completed as soon
as possible. The space leased isl
250x303 feet on main siding, east of
Bass avenue. Several carloads of
building material, car of insulation
and much express matter has arriv-
ed. and running water grought OF
the company's grounds,
The bond issue will receive but lit
tie aid from Belleviews if the map
that has been circulated is right
1t goes a mile to the west of Belle
view, down sandy, billy road that
has but one white inhabitant on it,
and hut four or five negroes, a road
that will cost much to build and keep
| in good repair
| Medal Contest at Belleview
On Friday night, November al
there was an enthusiastic and we'll
attended silver medal contest hell
at the Baptist church. Eight little
girls from 0 13 years of age formed
the class
| The following program was render
| ed:
Song: Faith is the Victory" All
Scripture Reading.
March and Song: Soldiers
Time" Contest class.
Prayer.
| Contestants REGULATIONS.
Reading; THE Gift Of Gratitude.
Four ladies.
Solo: Little Feet, Be Careful"
Mona Lawhon.
| Presentation of Medal: Won by
Mittie McClendon.
Solo: "The Brewers Big Auto
Can't Run Over Me" Mr.. Lawhon.
| Song; MAKE Me Channel of
Blessing" All.
Benediction.