The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-10

one Of her college friends and Mrs.
Earl Hall has as her guest her attrac-
tive sister, Miss Nellie Balm of Green's
boro, N. C. Miss Ethel Horne will |
have friend from Augusta, Ca. and |
there will probably be other young
visitors here for the holidays.
There are a number of Christmas
parties being planned for the Yuletide |
although the visitations to these af-
fairs have not yet been issued.
On Christmas night the Eight
O'Clock Dancing Club will give their
Christmas ball at the Womans Club
and on New Years Eve will give their
New Year bali at the Country Club.
The Ching Ling Club will also give
a pretty bali during the holidays.
On New Years Eve the girls CT the
II. A. G. Club will give their annual
holiday ball at the Woman's Club.
Mrs. Jack Camp will give dance
some time during the holidays at the
Country Club in honor of her son, Mr..
Jack Camp, Jr, and she will also give
party at her home for her yeaa ger:
son, Master Henry Camp, who is also
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The "a Club girls are also plan
ming a Christmas ball and there will
| in allsprobability be a large number Of
other Christmas and New Year par
ties and the season bids fair to be a
very gay one in Ocala.
curry-o'NeaI
Ocala and Florida friends are offer
ing best wishes and congratulations
to DR.. James Curry, of Dunnellon and
Miss Claudia O'Neal, upon the recent
public announcement of their engage
ment.
The wedding of this popular young
couple will be a quiet event taking
place in Ocala, in the early part of the
New Year
Miss O'Neal is an Ocala girl, grad
uate of the Ocala High school. Is a
nurse by profession, she having train
ed at Or. Rogers sanitarium in jack
sonville. She is very beautiful girl
of the brunette type and by her
charming amnners and attractive per-
sonaIity has won for herself large
circle of friends.
DR.. Curry, is from Missouri ana
while practicing his profession In
Jacksonville, met Miss O'Neal and the
romance soon began. He is now liv-
ing in Dunnellon, where he is practic-
ing. He is a most splendid young man
and the friends he has made during
his visits to Ocala, offer to him their
best wishes.
Messrs. Clarence and Jack Camp,
of this city and Messrs. W. E. Cum
mer and Charles Lloyd, of Jackson
vile spent a couple of days in Savan-
nah this week attending meeting of
the Florida Hard Rock Phosphate Elk.
port Association.
Mrs. r. A. Burford and Mrs. James
Hicks Hill went up to Jacksonville
Tuesday morning returning Wednes-
dav night. They went up especially
i'm order to hear the Rev. Billy Sunday.
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MIR. and Mrs. Samuel E. Leigh's
host of Ocala friends are very deeply
regretful of their decision TO move 10
Tampa early in the New Year.. Tney
have become very popular among
quite a large circle of friends here,
who are going to miss them exceed
ingly.
Mrs. HI. A. Waterman and little
daughter, Leta, will go up to Jackson
vile about the 18th to remain until
after Christmas, with Mrs. Water
mans parents and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
p ]. Potter and Mrs. Mallory Liddon
Mr.. Waterman will join them for
Christmas and they will be accom-
panied home by Mrs. Liddon, who VIII
visit them here for several weeks.
Mrs. George Fl. Ford will come down
from Jacksonville the first OF next
week to remain until after Christmas
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. A
Weathers. Mr.. Ford will join her
here fen Christmas and Mr.. and Mrs.
! b. S. Weathers, of Jacksonville Will
also spend Christmas in Ocala with