The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-02
Miss Sara Pearl Martin to
be an April Bride


daughter OF Mr.. John r. Martin OF
this city, Is to be married on Monday,
APRIL the fifth, to Mr. Frank Mer-
Mn OF Dade City. The marriage Of
this popular, couple will be very quiet
taking place at the brides home, and
win be Witnessed By the relatives and
nearest friends OF the bride and
groom.
After a wedding trip they will go to
Dade City. where they will reside.
Miss Martin was born and reared
IN Ocala. and is a very beautiful and
winsome girl. and has friends all over
the state who will join with her
Ocala friends in wishing for her every
happiness in her married life.
Mr. Merrin came to 0cala soon
after he was discharged from the
army, In which he served as lieu
tenant. and stayed here for a~year,
and by his courteous manners he has
won for himself the strong friendship
az a number Of friends who viii sim
cerely congratulate him upon winning
one Of Ocala's loveliest girls for his
bride. The good wishes Of all are TO
follow them to their future home in
Dade City. where the groom is county
demonstration agent
Home Talent Entertainment
OF course everybody is going to the
home talent performance that is to
be given at the Temple Theatre on
Friday. April the 9th. Write the
date down in your memory book 50
You won't forget. AS this is the first
home talent performance that has
been put on since before the war,
every one Is eager tc go. Ocala is
very boastful when she claims to have
q wonderful array OF talent in all
lines. This entertainment is being
gotten up BY the Hospitality Commit
tee OF the womans' club, and Mrs.
]. A. Manley. who has reputation
a. 4 singer and director. has been
working very hard with the actors
and It certainly gives promise to be
the best In its line ever put on the
stage. Mrs. Leverett Futch and Miss
Music Bullock. who both have SPLEEN
did voices. win have the leading roles
In the japanese operatta, and then
there viii be chorus of about thirty
OF our very best voices. In the female
minstrel there will be all the popular
songs. jokes and then there viii be
many surprises in store for all who at
tend. The director and actors have
certainly worked hard to make this
the very best home talent entertain
ment ever staged in Ocala and you
surely don't want to miss it. The
date Is to be Friday. April 9th. at the
Temple Theatre and the proceeds are
70 go to the play ground and memorial
avenue funds.
Mrs. G. A. Carmichael and grand
daughter. Mrs. James Engesser re-
turned home Sunday afternoon from
pleasant visit with friends in Jack
sonville They were joined in Jack.
sonville sunday morning by Mrs. Car
michaers Youngest granddaughter.
Mrs. Charles Flippen. formerly OF
Ocala. but now OF Fort Lauderdale.
who accompanied them home for
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. FIagg, of Boston,
who have been spending the winter
in Florida, are now in Ocala. guests
Of their cousin. Mr.. F. f. wetherbee.
Dir. and Mrs. Flagg have visited in
ocala several times. and have many
friends who win be glad to welcome
them.
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Adams and their
daughter, Dorothy spent this week in
Miami where they went to attend the
convention CT the hotel men. They
motored down in their new car.
Mr.. L. C. Watkins and his family,
who have been in OcaIa for the past
few months. staying at the home of
Mr. &. G. Bryant's left on Monday in
fhelr car FOR Birmingham. Ala. where
they expect 10 reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Edwards are en-
ioying q visit from Mr.. Edwards aunt.
Mrs. Gradick, OF Jacksonville. who
win remain with them for several
weeks