The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

SATURDAY, september the IOuEIu, the
home of Mrs. G. E. Thompson on
Fourth street was the scene of pref
ty, though quiet marriage. Mr.. Viii
liam Hammock and Miss Ivy Edith
Highsmith were the happy couple.
The ceremony was performed in an
impressive manner by Rev. w. F.
Creason, of the Presbyterian church.
There were present to witness this
marriage the relatives and a few
friends. The groom OF this marriage
is grandson of Mrs. Thompson. He
served his country in the aviation
service of the army and has just re-
Gently been discharged. He now
holds a splendid position at Oak with
the Arlo Box Company. He is a fine
young man and has many friends to
offer to him congratulations and best
wishes. His bride is from Chiefland,
and is a very sweet and lovely young
girl. She is the teacher at the Fort
Mccoy school this year and Is very
popular with both the pupils and pa
irons on the school.
They left on Sunday for Fort Nc
Coy. where for the present they will
reside.
Mrs. McoIlum to Preside at SEES.
sion Of Southern Tuberculosis
Conference
Mrs. J. w. McCollum, president of
the Florida Federation OF Women's
clubs, has accepted the invitation
to preside at the morning session
on Monday, October IL, OF the South
ern tuberculosis conference. which
will be held in Jacksonville October
11-1s inclusive.
Mrs. McCollum has taken an &C.
In the state. and has been active in
several campaigns in the effort to
stamp out tuberculosis. She is a
gracious presiding officer. and in adj
dition to presiding at that meeting.
will remain throughout the sessions,
participating in several meetings.
The ten States composing the
Southern conference will all have
parts on the program. and already
many delegates are preparing to at
tend the meeting. which from a health
point OF view. will be one Of the most
important held In the South this year.
Times Union.
Rotarians az Gainesville
Quite a large number OF Rotarians
with their wives and children went
up to Gainesville on Thursday and
joined with the Gainesville and Pa
Iatka clubs In an enjoyable picnic at
Newmans Lake. The Ocala crowd
went up on the noon A. C. L. train,
and were met In gainesville will
autos that carried them to the picnic
grounds.
spent at Gainesville's pretty resort
The Rotarians which had a splendid
program prepared added much to the
occasion. A lunch was served late
in the afternoon. after which dancing
and Roatry songs were enjoyed.
The crowd returned home on the
ten o'clock train. after having spent
a most enjoyable afternoon in our
sister city.
Mr.. Crawford Stanley OF Jackson
vile. came to Ocala on Wednesday
afternoon for a short visit to his
mother. Mrs. Lulu Stanley.
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Isabelle
Davis entertained the members of her
Sunday school class. and few other
friends. The first part OF the after
noon was devoted to attending to
business connected with the class.
The teacher. Mrs. c. W. White, had
the prayer and song service. After
the business session was over the
young girls present played games of
all kinds. regular kid" games, as they
had all come dressed in short dresses
and flowing hair. Present to enjoy
this enjoyable meeting with Miss
DAYS were Mrs. c. W. White. teacher,
Mrs. Evelyn Nichols. Mrs. J. w. Davis
and Misses Elizabeth Bennett. Ruth
Simmons. Annie Rooney. Maud Little,
Caroline White. Jennette Turner
Hazel McAteer. Mamie Brittian, Mary
Lane OF Orlando. and Corinne John
son OF Tampa.
Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. S.
T. Trantham and children and Mr.. and