The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-16
Will Attend State Golf Meet
In Tamna

! spring, ana Mr.. FRANK Harris, Jr.
will leave Sunday afternoon for Tam
pa to play in the tournament this
/ year sto be played on the Rocky Point
golf course beginning next Wednes
day morning where the qualifying
round will be held. Mr. R. G. Camp
Mr.. N. P. Davis and Mr.. Frank Drake
also expect to play in the tournament
going down to Tampa the first of next
week and possibly several of the
other Ocala golfers will go down to
I participate in the tournament.
Mr.. William Camp, Mrs Clarence
Camp and Mrs. Leta Bennett will
drive down to Tampa next Monday
and will be, among the spectators al
the tournament.
Next Weeks Program at the
Temple Theater
The following is the program fol
next week at the Temple:
Monday Will Rogers in Jbbilo.
Tuesday Alice Brady in Silent Sac
rifice.
Wednesday Shirley Mason in He,
Elephant.
Thursday The Victorious Model
Friday-D. w Griffith's Romance
of Happy Valley.
Saturday of Love.
n Today Vivien Martin in Innocent
Adventure
Tomorrow-H. B. Warner in Fugi
tive Matrimony.
There will also be the usual come
dies and Pathe and Ford weeklies
Mrs. Pearle w Raysor and he,
| daughter, little Miss Mary. Raysor
! who have spent the winter and
i spring in Ocala will leave on Sunday
for their home in Waynesville, n. G.
This is their third season in Ocala
and tie friends that they have made
hope that they will come again next
winter
/ Mrs. L. H. Won Engelken has gone
to Waterloo Iowa. to spend some time
I with her son-in-law and daughter. DR.
and Mrs. Rountreeeand her new grand.
/ daughtar, who made her arrival at the
i home of DR.. and Mrs. Rountree a few
weeks ago.
] The friends of Mrs. Harvey Clark
are delighted that she is able to be
out again after an illness CT ten days
with tonsilitis.
Mrs: Julia L. Weihe, sIrs. Alice
/ Yonce and Mrs Susan B. Cook le't
Tuesday morning to attend the Grand
f Chapter Of the order Of Eastern Star,
I being held at I4akeland this week
Prof p H. Hensley has gone to
Gainesville to attend the annual meet
i ing o fthe high school principals OF
the state. He will speak in the SUB
/ ject of the regulation of high school
athletics. Prof. ]. H. Workman, Of
Miami formerly of this city is also
on the program for talk at the meet
rig.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Anderson
Jr., after spending a few days at St.
Augustine and Jacksonville, have con
tinued their wedding trip to other
points of interest.
Miss Frances Tarver went up to
Jacksonville early Monday morning t.
undergo a slight operation on hel
nose.
Miss Ruth Harvey, who has been
the pretty young guest of Miss Blair
i Woodrow for the winter. left on Tues
day for her home in Charleston, S. G
Mr.. Timothy Fay. of the Loncola
Phosphate company. left on Wednes
day for his home in New York City
Mr.. George Lee Dairs. OF Savannah
spent Sunday in Ocala, the guest Of
friends leaving on Monday for Flora
City, where he will work for the Mu
tual Phosphate company, of which
his uncle, Mr. G. F. Armstrong is pres
ident
sses
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Dumas. o.
Brooklyn, N. Y. are new residents ii
Ocala, who WIN receive q warm vel
come to their new home. Mr.. Dumas
win be with the Loncola Phosphate
ii co.n nanv whnaA hendawaTferR are A