The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-05-14

| 1t will be a long. long time before
the class of 1920 of the .Ocala High
school forgets the picnic given them
! by Mrs. Claence Camp Tuesday even
! ing of this week at Lake Weir, the
! special guests of honor being Miss
Elizabeth Hooker a very popular
member OF this class. Nothing more
/ delightful had ever fallen to the lot Q.
these happy seniors.
Lake Weir is always ajcy0us setting
for picnic party and for several
hours Tuesday evening that part of
| the lake around the summer camp of
the Camp family resonuded with the
laughter and gaiety of the class of
| 1920
There are twenty-eight bows and
girls in this class and they lett town
in cars shortly before four O'Clock and
after a pleasant drive arrived at the
lost time in dOnning their bathing
suits and We're soon enjoying
wonderful swim. After the swim the
most delicious picnic supper that
could possibly be imagined was serv-
ed on the pavilion, and after supper
an hour or more was beguiled in
dancing, singing and in Ohter pleas
ant ways. Some of the members of
this class possess unusually good
voices, and their singing was a real
treat. The music and the drive back
home rounded out a most happy even
ing. Just before leaving the lake the
seniors all with one accord voiced
their appreciation to Mrs. Camp for
! her courtesy with a rOuSing high
school yell.
Mrs. Camp was assisted in her du-
ties by Mrs. William Hooker, and by
her guests, Mrs. Leta Bennett and
Mrs. Charles Lloyd.
Will Enjoy Magnificent Western Trip
This Summer
Mrs. Clarence Camp and her four
daughters, Misses Stella, Nina, Nettie
and Carita Camp. expect to leave ear
ly in June for a magnificent trip
through the west, to be gone abo
seven or eight weeks.
Mrs. Camp will leave for Boston
the last of May, and will join her
daughters in that city, and they will
leave from Boston on June ninth for
their trip. They will go through the
Yellowstone Park, the Grand Canyon,
California, and other western states,
and up into Alaska, and are anticipat-
ing very wonderful trip.
Mrs. w. K. Lane is spending a few
weeks with relatives in PHILADELPHIA
and New Jersey, having gone north
last week.
Prominently people from nearby
towns noted shopping in Ocala We'd
nesday were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hav-
iland of Belleview, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rogers of Lynne, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Cameron of Reddick, Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Gibson of Irvine, Mrs.
Jennie Hough and daughter of Sum-
merleld, Mrs. R. NJ. Spires of Hernaa-
do. Mr. D. NJ. Waldron of Bay Lake,
Mrs. J. A Bradshaw of Belleview
Mrs. Atkins of Summertield and Ms.
&c. G. Gutschlog of Mart-a.
Miss Mary BurfOrd. who has Jeeh
spending the past few weeks in Troy,
Alabama. with her aunt Mrs. Bashin-
ski. returned home Wednesday.
Little Miss Amy Cauthen Long has
issued invitations to birthday party
for the afternoon of May 18th. to be
given at her home on Watula street.
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The many friends in Ocala OF M
and Mrs. Townley Porter of Lady
Lake will rejoice to learn that Mr..
Porter, who was taken very i'll last
Friday is now recovering and VIII
soon be entirely we'll again.
Miss Florence Whitlock of Illinois
arrived on Wednesday and Will spend
some time in Ocala as the guest of
her sister, Mrs. H. w. Ragland. on
Watula street.
Mrs. E. M. Howard expects to leave
the first of June for Champaign, ILL.,,
summer.
Mrs. Rex G. Todd, who has been
spending the winter at Sebastian, on
the east coast, with her daughter, Mrs.
A. NJ. Withers. has gone to Clinton,
KY, to spend the summer months with
her mother.
DR.. Phillip Chazal, after a short Wis
it in Ocala with his brother, Mr. l.. R.
Chazal, and family, left Tuesday for
his home at Charleston S. C.
Master Harry c. Dozier Jr accom-
panied his father. DIR. Dozier, to Day
iona for the meeting of the stat O