The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-10-01


Ocala, having arrived from Tennessee
on Wednesday. Early in November
he will be joined by his grandfather
Mr.. Stephenson, who expects to buy
a farm in our county. We are glad tc
welcome them back to our city, and
trust they will find a farm to suit
them.
Miss Skinner Declines to Run On
Republican Ticket
That Miss Elizabeth Skinner has no
idea of entering into politics at the
present time is shown by the follow
ing excerpt from the Clearwater Sun:
Miss Elizabeth Skinner, selected
by the Republican leaders of Pinellas
county ass their candidate for county
school superintendent, has declined to
make the race, says the st. Petersburg
Independent, and the party is now
hunting for some other woman to op-
pose the Democratic nominee. Miss
Skinner was selected for the nomina-
ton because of the leading position
she occupies in club work in this coun-
ty and because it was believed her
reputation for brains and ability
would get a lot of votes.i'
Miss Skinner has visited Ocala a
number of times, having made several
delightful talks to the members of Wo-
mans Club. Her Ocala friends are
glad to see that she WON'T be used by
the Republicans as their candidate.
Dr.. Morenen Buys a Home
DIR. and Mrs. c. w. Moremen have
purchased from Mr.. Jack Thompson
and Mr.. Carl Ray the attractive little
bungalow that they are now building
on For King avenue. This is the first
of number of bungalows they are
building to sell, and it is a most at
tractive little home, and when finished
will make lovely place. Work will
now be rushed to completion and DR..
and Mrs. Moremen will soon be able
to occupy their home.
Bride and Groom Return
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mitchell
Tucker, whose marriage was a pretty
event taking place on the 18th of
September, have returned home from
their wedding trip. They made their
trip through the country in their car,
and visited Daytona Beach, Palm
Beach, Miami, Tampa and st. Peters.
burg. They are now at home to their
friends at the home of Mrs. Cleve VIII
Hams, on Fort King avenue.
Auxiliary Members American Legion
Members of the woman's auxiliary
of the American Legion are urged to
meet next Wednesday evening at s
o'clock on the second floor of the ar
mory. Please come and help us build
up our local organization.
CLAIRE l.. MOREMEN, Sec.
Mrs. Buena Mimms of Winston Sa-
lem, who is so popular in Ocala, where
she is often a guest of her sister, Mrs.
+. l.. Carney, has recently been APP
pointed matron of honor to represent
the u c. V. of North Carolina, at
their annual reunion in Houston. Tex
as, the first week in October.
$50
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Chaille and two
children and Mr.. Chaille's another of
Miami were pleasant visitors in Ocala
on Monday. and were kept busy greet
ing their friends. They were travel
ing in their car. and were en- route
to points in North Carolina and Geor
gia.
MIR and Mrs. Clifford Anderson and
children of Oldsmar spent a couple
Of Gays this week in Ocala. guests OF
NJ. and Mrs. Robert L. Anderson.
Esst
Mrs. NJ. E. Lane has returned home
from a pleasant visit in Tennessee
and Ohio. where she was the guest
of relatives during the summer.
Mr.. Henry C. Cameron. who now
has his headquarters at Albany, Ga.
spent few days this week in Ocala
with his wife and children, who are
still residing in our city.
Mr. T. w Brown, who is popular
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