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been spending this week in Ocala. the
guests OF Mrs. Nelson's mother. Mrs.
F. D. Poser Mrs. Nelson will return
home today. but will leave little Jean
with her grandmother for few
weeks longer.
Miss Marie Hickman returned 20
Ocala Monday afternoon from visit
Of several weeks with friends in Vir
ginia. On Tuesday night in company
with her grandmother. Mrs. \. HicA-
man, she left for Philadelphia ard
from there will go to Lewes. Del, for
the summer
Mrs Sam Frazier ad baby, of Lake
land are the guests of Mrs. Frazier's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Burnett.
Mrs. Frazier came up especially to be
present at the eighth grade gradual
ing exercises on Monday morning her
sister being one of the graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs d. S. Woodrow and
Miss Blair Woodrow returned home
on Monday from a short visit with
friends in Jacksonville.
Miss Margaret Mcneil, who has
been one of the popular teachers in
the grammar school the past term, left
Tuesday afternoon for her home in
kiSSimmee.
M hnr -
York City. is the guest of his brother,
Mr.. ID. S. Woodrow and family for a
few weeks. This is his first visit to
Ocala in several years and his many
friends here are giving him a cordial
welcome.
The many young friends of Mr.
Edward Chazal are very cordially in
terested in learning that he was sue
cessful in passing the examinations
that he recently took for entrance to
the West Point Military Academy and
will leave in June for West Point
Mr.. Chazal is member of the class
of 1920 o. H. S. and is very bright
and clever lad and his friends will
watch with interest his military ca.
reer
Mrs. E. F.. Lyles of Kendrick spent
Tuesday in Ocala with friends.
DR.. w. K. Lane left on Tuesday
for New York. where he will spend
the next couple of months, taking a
post graduate course at. one of the
universities in that city.
Mr.. James Carlisle, who has for the
past year been making his home in
TT Myers. spent couple of days in
Ocala this week with his parents, en-
route to Louisville, Ky. Mr.. Carlisle
has accepted position as salesman
for the Belknap Co. of Louisville, and
1t will be pleasant news to his friends
to know Ocala will be his headouart.
ers, and he will move his family back
to Ocala from FIT. Meade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durand and children.
OF falaha. spent Sunday in Ocala com.
ing to bid goodby to Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Durand. who left on Tuesday for
Butler, Pa, where they will be located
Tor the next year or two.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Robinson. of In.
verness spent the weekend in OcaIa
guests of Mrs. Robinson's aunt. Mrs
Clarence Camp.
Mrs. Nolan, after spending a week
IN Ocala with her daughter. Mrs. Fred
Ball. returned on Sunday to her home
in Jacksonville.
On Friday night at the home of
MISS Margaret Hooker, one of the pop-
ular members of the freshmen class.
the freshmen's entertained at a most
dehghttui kid" patty in honor of the
seniors. The Hooker yard was aglow
with many lights and every one pass
ing could see that the kids" were
having the time of their lives. Each
guest present had a stunt" to per-
form, and this formed much amuse-
ment A prize had been offered for the
most attractive costume and Miss
Jess DeHon and Mr. Ronk Buhrman
captured this trophy. Dancing on the
tennis court was enjoyed until a late
hour when refreshments were served.
lis OpllipliAlCiIC tSuuST0u 10 the
seniors BY the freshmen was greatly
appreciated.
Mrs E. j. Mills-Price and childen.
who have been spending the winter
and spring in Ocala with Mrs. Mills
Prices parents. Mr. and Mrs G. K.
Robinson, will leavs the first of next
week for their home in Boston, Mass.
They will be accompanied as far as
Washington by Mrs. Robinson, who