The Ocala banner., 1920-06-11


talks were also given by Mr.. J. H.
Thompson and Mr.. N. E. Bolles. The
program was arranged by the prin-
cipal of the school, Miss Olga Dagley.
The graduates were Clifford l. Ander-
son, Ion Walker and Elizabeth Kim
borough. The highest attendance ut
the school during the year was seven
ty-eight, which was more than three
times the attendance one year ago
Oldsmar items in Times Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ball and son.
Fred. Jr., are spending a short while
in Jacksonville as guests of Mrs.
Balls relatives.
Mrs. r. c. Camp and son, Bob will
leave the last of the month for Chau-
tauqua, N. Y, for the remainder of
the summer
Miss Elizabeth Horne returned on
Saturday from Maryland. where she
has been attending college this year.
She will spend her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Maud Horne Her many
friends are glad to have her back with
them.
Hon. E. L. Wartmann, of Citra at.
tended the commencement exercises
at the Woman's college last week.
On Saturday afternoon of last week
in Tallahassee Miss Effie Rolfs, of the
Florida State College for Women en-
tertained at dinner at the Blue Bird
tea room in honor of her sister, Miss
Clarrisa Rolls, 1920 graduate from
the college. Miss Dorothy Schrieber.
Of this city, also 1920 graduate, was
one Of the guests at this delightful
dinner party.
sees
Mrs. McCabe and her sweet little
baby daughter, after spending a short
while in Ocala with Mrs. McCabe's
sister. Mrs. Sam Leigh, left Sunday
for short visit with relatives in Jack
sOnville.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Chris.
tian Ak and Mrs. Mary G. Chambers,
entertained twelve of their friends at
a game Of auction. They entertain
Is already most attractive home, but
on this occasion 1t was more so with
the addition Of so many cut flowers.
Their guests included the members
of the Thursday auction club, and a
few of their girl friends. After play
ing cards for several hours the hos
tess served salad course.
Movie Hero to Wed
With the announcement that Rich.
ard Barthelmess is to marry Mary
Haye. the Follies beauty, several
thousand feminine hearts will lose a
Leat.
Richard Barthelmess, speat a while
ia Ocala a couple Of years ago, with
Marguerite Clark, when they were
making the Seven Swans and last
winter he spent in Miami with his
mother. His most recent appearance
was as the beach comber in Grif-
fith's "The Idol Dancer" soon to be
released.
NetherIand- i0ou
Good Advice
When you dim your headlights, re-
member to turn your spotlight off the
approaching car because the spotlight
blinds the driver as bad as the head
light does. "A stitch in times saves
nine" and little judgment will go
long way towards stopping the sad
accidents we read about every day
lorida Motorist.
DR.. and Mrs. Karl Weihe and Mrs
F. G.. B. Weihe have returned home
from most pleasant visit in Jack
sonville.
Mrs. R. S. Rogers, who has been
spending the past winter in her form
er home at Chicago. has returned to
Ocala. !
Mr. Charlie Woodrow. after spend
ing the past month in Ocala as a
guest at the home of his brother, Mr.
}. S. WOOdrw, has returned to his
home in New York. He is quite
favorite in Ocala and his friends hope
to have another visit from him next
spring.
Miss Mary Sheppard, who is assist
ant principal of the Ocala High school
has gone to Tallahassee where she
will teach in the summer school.
Miss Mary E. Marshall spent a few
days in Jacksonville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sexton and
amily. who have for the past sixteen
years, been residing in Mrs. james
Hicks Hills house on First street.