The Ocala banner., 1920-06-11

number OF times at the home of his
wife's relatives and his friends will
be very sorry to learn of the accident
al killing of his brother.
Mrs. L. w. Ponder has returned
home from Palatka, where she spent
the past few weeks. She was accom-
panied by her sweet little niece, Lucie
Johnson, who will be her guest for a
while.
The following invitations have been
received by friends of the family in
Ocala:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Monroe Igou
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Willie Netherland
Mr. Howard Grattan Gamble
on Thursday the twenty-fourth of June
one thousand nine hundred and twenty
at eight o'clock in the evening
Presbyterian church
Eustis, Florida
Mrs. q. H. Mote OF Leesburg. was
a visitor to Ocala during the week,
a guest of her sister, Mrs. William
Hooker Mrs. Mote came to attend
the graduating exercises, which class
her niece, Miss Elizabeth Hooker was
a popular member.
Mr.. C. v. Miller, OF Tampa was a
visitor to Ocala during the week.
Miss Eloise Bouvier. former poDu-
lar Ocala girl, but WHO recently NOV
ed to Jacksonville is In Ocala a guest
of her grandparents. DIR. and Mrs.
w. M. Richardson.
Mrs. Sylvan McElroy and little son
Of Orlando are the guests of Mrs. Nc
Elroy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Dozier.
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Closing Of the ocala High School -
Rewards for the nine long months
of book toiF' were handed out on
Monday night to % members OF the
graduating class of 1919-1920.
The Temple was packed to it's seat.
ing capacity, with friends, not only
from Ocala but the neighboring towns
came to witness the exercises Of the
largest class that has ever finished
at the Ocala school.
The stage was decorated In the
class col0rs and with cut flowers and
ferns and with the Sweet girl gradu.
ateS" and the masculine members OF
the class formed beautiful picture
for the eyes to rest upon. The follow
ing was the delightful program that
was rendered:
Music-High School orchestra.
InvOcation-Reg. W. p. Buhrman.
Chorus-Glee Club.
Address OF welcome-Fred Winer.
president OF senior class.
PfanO-Christine Close
Address to graduating class-Hoa.
r. L. Turner.
Glass valedictory-Winnie Gordon.
Duet-Elizabeth Bennett and Ruth
Chaffee.
Presentation of honor essay medal
J. H. Brinson.
Presentation of diplomas-Y. w. .
Duval
ChOrus-Glee club
The address to the class given by
Hon. r. l.. Turner of Inverness was
a very delightful talk and was listen.
ed to with eager interest by all who
were present
Miss Sara DeHon was the happy
winner of the honor essay medal, that
is given each year by Mr.. John Ed.
wards, and is judged by three persons
who are selected by the principal of
the school, who each read and pass on
their Judgment of the essays and the
one who has the highest marks is
selected. Miss DeHOn, who took
Music as her subject, had the honor
of being first choice by all three judi
geS, her essay was beautiful tribute
TO the power of music.
The following is the names of those
who received their diplomas on Mon
day:
Misses LenOre Colby, Irene Hender-
ly, Mary Bryce. Irene Rou,, Annie Had
sock. Kathleen Leitner, Billie Ken
nedy, CATHERINE Henry, Winnie Cor
don, Eva Theus, Sara DeHon. Augusta
Dodd. Mildred Manning, Estelle Nc
Ateer, Helen Veal, Irene Tompkins,
Elizabeth Hooker, Ruth Stevens and
Lucille Gissendaner, Ralph Cullen,
Frederick Winer, Ernest HensIey.
Robert Smith, Ronk Buhrman. Will
lizard Steele, Edward Chazal. Robert
Blake and James Melton.
Band Concert
On Thursday night it seemed like
old times in Ocala with the large
crowd on the square. going to hear
the band concert. The band has Just
recently been organized by Mrs. Sara
Jane Manley, and TO say Ocala is well
pleased is only to small compliment.
Nothing adds more to the entertain.