The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-11
SOCIETY
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Received Degree From stetson

of Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Floyd of this
city, received her A. B. degree from
the College of Liberal Arts in Stetson
University this week, and members
of the family party who attended the
Stetson University commencement eX-
ercises are now at home at the Floyd
lsidence on Bay street, having re-
turned Wednesday from DeLand. Mrs.
Floyd and Mrs. Brooke G. White Jr. OF
Jacksonville, and Miss Edith Floyd
have only just recently returned from
their trip northward, Mrs. White and
her young sister having been away
for almost two months. Mrs. Floyd
who joined her daughter in Washing
ton following the convention OF the
National Society Daughters of the
American Revolution. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooke G. White enjoyed a stay OF
several weeks with them in New York.
Members Of the party were accom-
panied southwark by Tom Perry Of
Washington, D. c., who attended the
commencement exercises at Stetson,
and is now the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd at their home here for few
days before returning to Washington.
st. Augustine Record.
Miss Floyd deserves much credit
for having finished this four years
college course in three years and her
friends are very proud of her. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
B. Floyd of st. Augustine, who were
formerly citizens of Marion county
and she is a granddaughter of DR..
James Stuart Lewis one of Florida's
pioneer citizens.
Z Ferrell-Turner
On Tuesday June 8, in Dunnel1on.
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Turner, their daughter, Marine was
quietly married to Mr.. Albert Ferrell.
The house was simply decorated
for the occasion and there were pres
ent a few friends and relatives. The
bride was married in her going away !
suit and looked radiantly happy.
After the ceremony very delicious
wedding breakfast was served, after
which amid shower of good wishes |
the couple left for wedding journey |
in the north. Mr. Terrell is a fine |
gentleman, is in the railroad service, |
and his friends offer to him congratu- |
lations upon his choice of wife
Among the out of town guests at |
the marriage were DR.. and Mrs. Walt |
er Hood and Mr.. W. X. Zewadski, !
III lie and aunt of the bride.
Methodist Church to Build
On Sunday night, Rev. c. w. White. |
pastor of the Methodist church, made |
the very pleasing announcement that !
they would start at once the improve
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been accepted and the work will be !
begun as soon as possible. They ex-
pect to add on a Sunday school room, !
modern and up to date in every way |
and will also make many changes on !
the main body of the church, and |
when completed it will add greatly to |
the appearance of the already beauti- !
full building.
We understand that the Catholics |
also expect at very early date to be- |
gin work on their new building on |
Ocklawaha avenue, the foundation of |
which was begun some years ago.
Prof j. II. Workman, for a number |
Of years principal. of the Ocala High |
school, after making wonderful re- |
cord in building up the public schools |
in Manu. has accepted a contract |
from the school board of Pensacola, |
and the Pensacola newspapers are |
hoping that he will do the like wond- |
ers for their city. He is winning high !
encomiums.
Harry Dozier, who has been visiting |
his aunt, Mrs. Sylvan McElrOy in !
Orlando since the closing of school, |
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Bryan, Jr., {,
whose wedding was quiet event TAX |
ing place in Ocala on Wednesday, |
passed through Ocala on Sunday after !
noon for their future home in Tampa, |
where they win be at home to their |
friends at go Hyde Park avenue. |;
They were greeted at the station in
Ocala by crowd Of their friends.
Mr.. James Mcdonald stopped ovel
in OCala on Friday and spent Satur-
day In Ocala as the guest OF his sister.
Mrs. Frank Harris, he was enroute TO
Tampa, where he will be for some
time guest of his daughter, Mrs.
James Anderson. on Jetton avenue.
The members of the Baptist Sunday
school enjoyed an all day picnic at
Silver Springs on Thursday
The many friends of Miss Lille
Frost will be sincerely sorry 10 learn
of her illness, and will regret tc learn
that she has been taken TO the hospi-
tai for treatment.