The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-04
Two Musical Concerts

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the musical on Friday night given by
the pupils of Miss Kate Gamsby's
music class.
The stage was simply but artisticaI-
" decorated with pot plants and many
bowls of cut flowers.
| Each selection by the little folks,
and the advanced pupils were beauti-
| fully rendered and were thoroughly
enjoyed by the large crowd who were
present.
Miss Gamsby's class is divided in
to the junior and senior divisions and
each year she awards a silver and
gold medal TO the pupil who has the
most perfect lessons. This year Vic
| let Jones and Charlotte ChazaI won
the junior medel with 233 parfecC les
sons out of possible 240, and little
Miss Mary Troxler, who is the baby
OF the class was close second with
231 perfect lessons. In the senior
class Miss Edith Edwards was the
lucky pupil, she having 237 good les
sons and Miss Babyette Peyser were
honorable mention with 234 perfect
lessons.
Judge w. S. Bullock in his genial
manner presented the medals, and he
also presented to Miss Gamsby pl
ty electric toaster from her class.
Rev f. w. Creason, the new pastor
of the Presbyterian church has gone
to Augusta, Ca, for visit to his wife
and little daughter, and the trip is be
ing made especially at this TINA tc
mee5 Il e fine young son that the
stork left for him on May %.
$3.50
Mrs L. C. Bennett has recently
purchased a bort automobile from
the agent at Belleview. Mrs. Bennett
purchased this car to use in her rap
idly growing insurance business.
Mr.. FOrney Lancaster left last Fri
day afternoon for his home in Pitts
| burg after a pleasant visit with his
! parents and sisters. Mr.. Lancaster
expects to return to Ocala for visit
next winter accompanied by his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sands Haviland left
Belleview last Friday afternoon for
Danbury, Conn, to attend the funeral
| services of their old friend. the late
Judge L. L. Hopkins. From Danbury
they will go to their summer home at
Bridgeport and will return to Belle
view in September.
George H. Wilder is one Of the most
successful campaigners in Florida, and
friends who have watched the pro-
gress of the campaign predict that
the canvass of the vote in the primary
will surprise the opposition. It is
Claimed that Mr. Wilder will carry
| most of the counties of The district,
and that his II Omination is reasonably
certain. In e. my preciTctS It Is be-
| LEVIED the support that will be aC-
| corded the Pant Cit raa Will be-
practically solid.-Plant City Courier
A recent issue of the Springfield
Sunday (Ohio) News prints a very
splendid picture of Miss Dorothy
Hickman and one of her hostess, Mrs.
Royal Conrad Leslie. Mrs. Leslie is
bride of few months having NOV
ed to Springfield from Xenia Miss
J Hickman as her guest both in Sprini
field and Xenia has been very royal
ly entertained. q
Mrs. d. c. Stiles, Jr, has returned
to her home in Jacksonville, after u
pleasant visit in Ocala with Mrs. A.
T. Thomas and Mrs. William Wolff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Harris and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs J. w. TaIIey
and children and Mrs. TaIley's moth
eT, Mrs. Foy motored II ORLANDO on
Sunday and spent a very delightful
day in that little city
| Mrs. Annie Van Deman, after visit
! Of three weeks in Jacksonville as the
guest OF Mrs. Fred w King. left on
| Monday afternoon for Asheville. N.
=. 10 spend the summer. She will be
located at No. Aston Place fer the
summer months. Mrs Van Da1au
vill return to Ocala next fall for the
winter.
Miss Margaret Gerig spent several
| avs in Jacksonville this week. the
&sest Of relatives.
Mr. Mildly Lloyd was a business
visitor to Sanford and Tampa during
| the week.
On Thursday night the Presbyte.
| rian church was beautifully decorated
with many flowers and ferns for the
| installation service of their new pas
| tor Rev w. f. Creason. The church
Twas well filed with members and their
/ friends. Rev. W. A. Cleveland, pas
tor CT the Springfield church in Jack
sonville, preached the sermon, and
Rev J. G .Venable and Rev. r. l.. Nc
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