The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-30
.Rev. 7. {. York Weds in This City

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Rev. r. {. York Weds in This City
Rev. t. E. York, pastor of the Meth
odist church of Bushnell, and Miss
Donnie Williams of Bushnell, accom-
panied by party of friends, motored
/ to Ocala the first of the week, and
were quietly united in marriage at
the Methodist parsonage, Rev. L. w.
White performing the ceremony, after
which Rev. and Mrs. York returned
to Bushnell to reside.
Rev. York, who is member of the
Florida Methodist conference, has
had number of charges in this coun.
ty and has many friends in this Sec
ton who will be much interested in
learning of his marriage to Miss Viii
liams.
Misses Carrie Spencer and Helen
Badgett of Farmville, Va, are the
lovely young guests of Miss Elizabeth
Davis, having arrived in Ocala Wed.
nesday night for stay of several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Borland and
son, James, who left in June for At
latte City, N. j., to attend the big In
ternational rotary convention, return
ed home Wednesday. After the Ro-
tary convention they visited relatives
in Pittsburg, and also visited in New
York and other places before return
ing home.
Mrs. James NJ. Bryan, Jr., expects
to return to her home in Tampa this
afternoon after a happy visit OF fort
night to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Stripping.
Ocala friends of Mr.. Theodore Da
Wis, brother of Mrs. c. R. Tydings
and Miss Annie Davis of this city, and
who has frequently visited them here,
will be interested in learning that he
expects to move next month from
Cleveland, Ohio, to Chicago to reside. |
Mr.. Davis has been connected with |
st. Luke's Hospital in Cleveland fol
some years, but has been offered q |
splendid position with the Inter
church World Movement, with head |
quarters in Chicago, which he has &C
cepted.
Mrs. j. C. Johnson and children
have gone to their old home in Ken.
lucky to spend the balance of the
summer with relatives. /
Mrs. Howard Walters and Miss Mar
garet Walters, after short visits at
Rock, Hickory, Henderson
vile and Asheville, N. c., are now al
st. Augustine for couple of days
and will return home tomorrow.
Among the visitors to Ocala or I
Monday was Mr.. l. S. Billups of Sum
merfield. !.
Messrs. v. E. Knoblock of Lowell, ] |
X. Mixson of Irvine and E. A. Dupree
of Citra were business visitors in the |
city Tuesday.
Mrs. j. L. Davis and Mrs. Sue Nc |
liver were down from Irvine for the i
day On Tuesday.
Mr.. D. c. Hull, now of Havana, !
Cuba, but former Ocala boy, has /:
been enjoying a pleasant visit at his /:
old home, being a guest at the home
of his relatives, Mrs. F. A. Howse and
family on Oklawaha avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Hall, Jr., are ex
pected home today from their wed
ding trip, and for. the present will be
the guests of the groom's mother
Mrs. R. S. Hall, on Fort King ave-
nue.. Mrs. Hall, Jr, as Miss Margue
rite Balm, was one of the most popular !
and talented members of the young
society set of Goldsboro, N. c., her
marriage to Mr.. Hall on June Both
being very large, and prominent SO.
cial event in that city. Since their
wedding MIR. and Mrs. Hall have been
up into the Adirondack mountains.
stopning ON their way hack 81 co1ae