The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-10-08

earn and Mayor Robert L. Anderson
and others will be present to instruct
the ladies. 1t is hoped that every
lady in Ocala will avail her self of this
opportunity, and if their are any who
have not registered, they can do so on
one of these days.
/ Opening of the Woman's Club
The Woman's Club will have their
first meeting for the club year 1920-21
on Saturday, October the sixteenth,
at three o'clock, and it is hoped that
all members will be present
! The year books have just been issued
and perusal of them will show that
Mrs. Dozier, the president has gotten
lot of splendid and interesting pro-
grams.
The first afternoon meeting will be
in the form of a reception to be given
as special compliment to the teach
ers of the public school. 1t is sincere
ly hoped that they will all be present,
so all the parents may know them
better.
The program for the afternoon will
be in charge of Miss Sheppard, chair
man of education, and Mrs. H. NJ
Hampton, chairman of music
TN.
for the afternoon
During the summer the club house
has been painted, the floors done over,
and new curtains made, and many
other Improvements are visible.
Let all club women remember the
date. and be present at the first and
all meetings. Our club is wide awake
and is doing things and each mem
Der is expected to do her share.
Mayor Robert L. Anderson returned
home on Monday from a delightful
visit in Maine, with his wife. They
were the guests of Mrs. Anderson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christian AK.
The hosts of friends of Mrs. Ander-
son will learn with regret that she was
taken quite suddenly with an acute
attack of appendicitis and remained
in Baltimore, where she will undergo
an operation Mr.. Anderson will re-
turn to Baltimore in a few days.
| Ocala friends of Mr.. T. F. Alexander
of Tampa will offer to him their con-
CALCULATIONS upon his recent marriage.
Mr.. Alexander is president of the Tam
| pa Rotary Club and is one of Tampa S
most prominent lumber men. He is
very pleasantly remembered by the
members of the Ocala Rotary Club.
when they were the guests of Tampa
at the recent convention.
Mrs. A. n Withers, who has been
spending the summer in Henderson
ville North Carolina, will arrive in
Ocala today to spend a couple of days
as the guest of her mother. Mrs. Rex
Todd. AS Miss Rexie Todd, Mrs
Withers was one of Ocala's most popu-
lar girls and her friends will be de-
lighted to have her with them, if only
for a short stay.
On Monday afternoon the Methodist
church was we'll filled. Miss Annette
Gist, who has been in Japan doing
missionary work was present and gave
most interesting talk upon her work
in that far away country. She told
OF their dress. manners and customs.
Her talk was very pleasing and it is
hoped she will give some more talks
before she retuns to Japan.
Everybody look at the lot by Mack
Taylor's filling station and see how
lovely it looks. If more vacant lots
were cleaned and put in the same con-
dition, wouldn't the town look lovely.
Mr.. Taylor is setting a splendid ex-
ample. one that it would &c we'll to
initiate =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Anderson
have gone to New York on a visit
and before returning will visit in Ken
lucky.
Mrs. j. w Melton has as her guest
at her home on Ocklawaha avenue
her daughter-in-law, from Tampa.
1888
Mr. w A Coin, of Eustis was visi-
tor TO OLE city ON Tuesday His friends