The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-12-26
College Girls and Boys Home
For the Holidays


< wards. EIoise Henry. Cevie Roberts
J land Dorothy Schneider are home from
{ the Woman's College at TaIlahassea
Miss Schneider has as her guest dur
, ing the holidays one Of her college
! mates. Miss Slime. of Virginia, and
Miss Henry will entertain Miss Cath
crime White Of Washington, Ga, dur.
ing the holidays. Miss White viii
arrive on the 9th.
) Miss Isabel Davis is home from
, Southern College. and has a very at
tractiye guest, Miss Doris Verden, Of
Ohio, who is also student at South
ern-
| Messrs. Marshall earn and Robert
Chace are home from Mercersburs,
Penna.
i Mr. Jack Camp. Jr.. who attends
Woodbury. Forest, N. c., arrived
home Sunday for the holidasy,
Messrs. Norman Horne. Tom WALKS
and Dexter Phillips are home from
the Georgia Tech.
/ Miss Agnes Burford is homo srom
Lynchburg, Va. but win leave on Sat
l urday for Des Moines. Iowa, where
she viii be one of tine representa-
tives from her college at a big stu
dents convention to be held in that
city
i Messrs. Otis Green, Wellington
Meffert and Robert Blowers are nome
from Columbia College in Tennessee
Miss Elizabeth Horne arrived the
first of the week from Ter college IN
Maryland, and Misses Della and Hen
rietta Livingston srlni school IN South
Carolina for the h9 iay season.
4 The Misses Camp are home from
Boston and have as their attractive
guest Miss Irene Ahearn of Honolulu
The Ocala boys who are students
at the University of Florida are also
home for the holidays, and the pres.
Eence of these bright and happy young
girls and boys is adding a great deal
of happiness to the holiday season to
their parents and friends
Miss Ruth Simmons, who attends a
musical college in Atlanta this winter,
is at home with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs c. E. Simmons for the holidays
Mrs Harry. Borland leaves today
for Atlanta to spend several days with
her sister. She will be joined there
by her mother, Mrs. Thomas Parry,
of Pittsburg, Pa, who viii accompany
her home for the remainder of the
winter Mrs. Parry spent last winter
in Ocala and is most pleasantly re-
| membered by her daughters many
friends
Miss Edna Sciple has gone to her
home at Winter Haven for Christmas.
Mrs. J. Fl, Hill of Knoxville, Tenn,
who a few years ago resided in this
city, spent few days in OcaIa this
week, the guest of her friend. Mrs
s. p. HolIinrake.
Rev. and Mrs. William Wrighton
of Valdosta, Ca. are spending the
Yuietide in OcaIa. Rev. Wrighton for
a year was pastor Of the Baptist
church in this city and both he and
Mrs wrighton have many friends
here.
Mr.. R. t. Adams spent the week
end in Jacksonville.
Mrs James Wilcox, of Dunneilon, a
very prominent matron of that city.
spent Monday in Oeala on a Christ
mas shopping expedition.
Mrs. Henry Keidel and daughter
/ Miss Daisy Keidel. and niece. Miss
Louise Keidel. of Baltimore. have ar.
rived in Ocala t. spend the winter
with Mrs Keiders daughter. Mrs.
Christian AK and family at their win
ter home on Fort King avenue.
eese
Rev. and Mrs. C. w White and
their daughter will arrive in Ocala to-
day and will Immediately move into
J the Methodist parsonage on Fort King
avenue, and Rev. White viii preach
| his initial sermon next Sunday morn
J ing. The new presiding elder Rev.
Burhman and family, arrived from
Jacksonville on Tuesday and are oc-
! cupying the district parsonage Rev.
and Mrs. Smith Hardin and son. Wal
ter. left Monday for their new home
at Bradentown. making the trip in