The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-09

son, cunning especially LOT the Auucl
son-Ax wedding which he served as
best man for his brother, Mr.. r. L.
Anderson, Jr.
Easter Sunday Service at Grace
Church
The Easter Sunday morning service
at Grace Episcopal church, was one OF
the most beautiful and impressive SER
vices ever held in that little edifice.
The church was exquisitely decorated
with Easter lilies, ferns and other
pure white blossoms. The rector Of
the church, Rev. John J. Neighbor
preached a beautiful sermon on the
Resurrection, which was listened
to by one oS the largest congregations
ever assembled in the church. The
members of the Knights Templar at.
tended this service in body.
Mrs. Frances Wells of Brooklyn, \.
Y, who has been spending the winter
at Belleyiew and whose music has
charmed on many occasions there
throughout the season, sang beautiful
". her solo being, Fear Ye, o, israel,
which was greatly enjoyed.
Following the sermon the commun-
ion service was held.
Two OF ocaIa's Most Notable
Attractions
The March number of the Dixie
Highway prints two very excellent
pictures of Silver Springs and the
Ocala Country Club.
Herewith it says, "are pictures
of two of the most favored attractions
of Ocala. one of the most pleasing Of
the cities along the Florida route OF
the Dixie Highway.
The Ocala Country Club was one OF
the first institutions in Florida to lay
out golf links, and now has one of the
best in the state. The large oaks
shown in the picture back of the ninth
hole, lend peculiar charm to the
landscape.
Silver Springs, according to the re.
port of the United States Geological
Survey, are the largest in the. country.
The deep, cool waters, clear as air,
flowing in an immense volume from
wonderful, natural pools and caverns
reflect the surrounding sub-tropical
forests, and are unsurpassed in their
beauty. At Silver Springs is "a bath
ing beach, with bath houses, dancing
pavilion, restaurant and soda fountain
boats, and picnic grounds. The
waters of the Springs have a tempera
ture of about 20 degrees the year
around. A boat trip from Silver
Springs down the beautiful Silver
River, whose waters are also clear
as air, and the winding and weird
OklawaEa. is one of the most unusual
and attractive in this country. Blue
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the county, are the second largest
springs in the United States.
Mrs. Donald Schrieber and little
daughter, Charlotte, returned to Ocala
Tuesday from Inverness, where they
spent few days as the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Phil Robinson.
Mrs. William Sinclair after weeks
visit in Ocala with friends, left Sun
da yafternoon for her home in Jack
sonville. Mrs. Sinclair expects to re
turn to Ocala for another visit in June
Trusten Drake, Jr., who has beer
home for several weeks convalescin,
from an attack of pneumonia and VIII,
is now entirely recovered, will leay,
Saturday afternoon for New Jerse.
to continue his studies.
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Mrs. Robert Duffie, of Georgia wh'
was to have been one of Mr.. Rober
Anderson's attendants at his wedding
last night, was prevented from COMING
to 0cala by the serious illness OF hi
mother.
Mr.. r. I. Turner and his daughter
Miss Rena Turner, Of inverness, wer,
shoppers in Ocala Tuesday for tn
day. Miss Turner. who is yer.
sweet and attractive young lady i
soon to move to Arcadia to reside
her marriage to a prominent younl
Arcadia man to take place at an earl!
date