The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-01-16

/ daughter are expected tomorrow aft.
ernoon from Youngstown, Ohio, to
spend the remainder of the winter
with Mrs Schreiber's parents, Mr.. and
) Mrs. George K. Robinson.
! Parent Teachers Association Commit.
tee Collecting Funds for the New
Il Fairgrounds
/ The following ladies, Mrs. Eugene
Peek. Mrs. Harry Dozier, Mrs. Harvey
Clark, Mrs. L. j. Knight, Mrs. J. T..
i Gerig, Miss. Annie Davis, Miss Cora
Griffin, Miss Mamie Taylor and Miss
i Mabel Meffert have been very busy
] all of this week, soliciting funds for
the Parent Teachers Association. The
money is to be used to buy playground
apparatus and to beautify the school
grounds, and also to put in shape the
three beautiful lots that Mrs. A. E.
Osborne has recently donated for the
purpose of girls Fairgrounds. The
lots are very attractive lots across
the street south of the school house.
The different committees are meet
ing with splendid success and before
ianother week has passed hope to have
raised the sum needed for this worthy
cause. If any one has been overlooked
and they care to subscribe they are
asked to send their contribution to
any member of this committee.
In Honor of Mrs. Eugene Cox
| Mrs. Eugene Cox of Atlanta, who is
spending the week as the guest of Mrs.
E. Lyle Griffin on Hyde Park Place,
was the honoree at an elaborate and
delightful dinner at the Eagle Cafe
Saturday, given by Mrs. Roy House
holder. The other guests were Mrs.
Griffin and Mrs. G. L. Castor.-Tampa
Tribune.
Tuesday, January thirteenth, was
the fifth birthday anniversary of little
Miss Adelaide Duval, and in commem-
Grafton of that event her mother gave
her just the most enjoyable little par.
/ ty imaginable in the afternoon, at
which she entertained several dozen
of the small friends of her little
daughter. Outdoor games were play
ed, birthday cake and other refresh
ments were served, and it was just a
beautiful afternoon for the children.
Mrs. Duval was assisted by Mrs. Will.
liam Hooker and Mrs. Frederick Hook
er in caring for the small guests.
On Thursday afternoon and night
Won Stroheim's wonder play, Blind
Husbands will be special big screen
production at the Temple. at this
photoplay the New York Times says:
'It is superior to most of the years
productions It's pictorial quality in
dicates that Mr. Stroheim unlike
directors-grasps the fact that the
screen is the place for moving pictures
and that what ever is to be done on
it with artistic finish must be done
! pictorially. In a number of his scenes
there are no words at all, only
eloquent pictures, more eloquent than
verbs could be-
Peggy Hyland on Tuesday Vivien
Martin on Friday and H. B. Werner
on Saturday are also numbered among
the screens attractions for next week
at the Temple.
/ Rev. and Mrs. Neighbcr and little
daughter, formerly of New Jersey;
arrived in Ocala on Monday to make
this city their home. Mr.. Neighbor
is the new rector of Grace Episcopal
church. For the present they will
board as it is impossible for Rev. L.
H. -Kirkby and family to give up the
rectory owing to the serious illness of
/ Mrs. Kirkby Rev and Mrs. Neigh
Dor and daughter were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Davis this week.
$3.50
| Mr. Wa. Barnett has recently ac-
cepted a position with the C. W.. Ear
ling Company and is located with head
Iqurters in Palatka. His wife and little
/ daughter, who have enjoyed an ex
tended stay in Gainesville, with rela.
tiyes, will join him in the near future
in the Gem City Gainesville News.
The 1919 Club which was organized
in this city about six weeks ago, is
proving of much interest and pleasure
to it's members. The course Of study
lselected was the Americanization Miss