The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-30

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charge from the army remained in
Coblenz, Germany, where he is with
the Young Mems Christian Assocfa-
ton, as warehouse manager, Coblenz
is opposite Herscheim, where the
couple will make their home.
Mrs. Stephens, prior to her mar
riage was Miss Marie Florey, of
Herscheim. Union. For sew
eral years Mr.. Stephens was a resi-
dent of Ocala.
U. D. C. Scholarships
| The following scholarship are now
open to applicants. All applications
must be made in writing to Mrs. Amos
H. Norris, chairman education Flor
ida division, U. d. C.
The' Children of the Confederacy
will bestow a scholarship upon girl,
a resic1nt of the state of Florida, a
lineal defendant of a Confederate
Veteran, who is not able to obtain
college education otherwise. Said ap-
plicant must be eligible to enter the
! freshman class at the Florida State
College for Women at Tallahassee.
A Florida hero scholarship will be
| awarded according to the following
requirements:
Loans will be made to students of
the University of Florida lineal de-
scendants of Confederate Veterans,
Who enagegd in overseas service in
the recent world war as follows: An
amount not to exceed $3.50 per year
without interest until registration, or
graduation. joint note to be made by
the applicant and one responsible
property holder of the state of Flor
| ida.
The applicant to submit statement
and references showing that he is a
lineal descendant Of Confederate
Veteran, and copy of discharge pa
pers showing that he saw overseas
service.
The applicant must be eligible to
enter the freshman class OF the Uni
versity of Florida. Beginning the first
day in July after resignation or grad
uation notes will bear interest at z
per cent. One hundred dollars and
accrued interest to be paid yearly till
Indebtedness is paid.
Applications for loan can be made
to Mrs. Amos H. Norris, 713 Plat ST.,
Tampa, Florida, chairman of commit
tee of education.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron of New Or
leans. left Wednesday afternoon after
short visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. G.
B. Weihe, for points north before re-
turning home. While in the city their
host and hostess conveyed them to
see all the pretty points of interest
and they were delighted with the
town. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron
thought Silver Springs the most mar
vefOus piece of natural scenery they
had ever seen and they have travelled
extensively. Mr.. Cameron is a prom
inent lumber man of New Orleans
and the friends they made while in
the city trust they will return at an
early date for another visit
WndYaocdoy mo i1cr OF tola he
home of DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Schumach-
er was the scene of merry party, /
when Miss Mabel Overstreet. her |
house guests and wedding attendants /
were entertained with a swimming /
party in Lake Nettie, followed by a |
10 o'clock breakfast. served in the |
dining room, which overlooks the lake. |
The table was centered with lovely |
lace lunchean set. The menu consist. |
ed of fruit cocktail. creamed chicken |
in individual ramkins, green peas, per-
lection salad, tea, biscuit, jelly. coffee, |
olives, nuts and minis, in the serving |
of which Mrs. Schumacher was ably |
assisted by Mrs. Ray Ferran and Mrs |
w. A. Goin.-Eustis items in Tampa |
Trobune.
Mrs R. B. Bullock has been called !
to st. Petersburg by the illness Of her
son, Mr.. Raymond Bullock.
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The little two and half year old |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. viii |