The Ocala banner., 1921-10-07

Grove Park Inn ThHy are making
the trip in their car. Miss Carita
Camp left AsheviIIe Tuesday for
Washington, d G.. where she has en-
tered the Colonial school for the winf-
er and Miss Nina Camp left abouf
two weeks ago for Wellesley
South Carolina Wedding
The many friends IN Ocala of Miss
Sybil Buist Of Blackwell S. CT, who
when quite young often visited IN
FOeaIa, viii be Interested in the fol
lowing from the Columbia State
81 Wyatt Browning. Jr.. captain 8.
rs reserve corps, formerly Of Black
vile. but now of Columbia, and Miss
SybiI Buist. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Bnist, Of Blackwell, and i
granddaughter Of the late Rev Ar
thur Buist and also Of the late Mai
Lauriston T. Iziar, were married yes
terday morning in Savannah. at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MUIR
ray Walsh They viii come to Co
Iumbia at once and viii live at 1917
Gervais street
Buck Browning. as he IS fanil-
iarly known in Columbia, was edneat-
ed at Belmont College and the Uni
versity Of South Carolina, and was
active in baseball, playing on the
university team Before graduation
he left for the first training camp
at Fort OglethorDe. and was commits
stoned lieuetnant and assigned to the
Eighty-irst division at Camp Jack
SON. being attached to the mastering
Office under oil j MaIconl Graham.
When the Eighty first left for Green
vile he was transferred at his own
request 70 the Three Hundred and
Twenty third infantry, becoming its
intelligence officer. and was under
fire several weeks before his regf
ment was called into action. Since
being discharged from the army he
has been farming near Blackwell mad
also holding position as bookkeeper
for the Commercial Bank. He Is now
connected with the cotton brokerage
office OF Edmund Al Fielder in Co
Iumbia.
The bride Is young woman Of
distinct charm and viii be welcomed
to Columbia By the hosts Of friends
Of her popular and widely known hus-
band.
Engagement or interest
Much cordial interest eenters in the
recent announcement of the engage
ment and approaching marriage Of
Mr. Whitfield w Palmer Of OcaIa and
Miss Margaret Eddins Of Waco, Tex.
the wedding to take place at the home
of the brides sister. Mrs Carr Guyer.
in New Orleans on November g.
The hride-eIect IS a sister OF Mrs.
Parker Painter Of Ocala and was i
pretty and popular visitor there last
summer
Mr.. Falmer is a brother OF Mr
Harry p Palmer Of this city and has
many friends here. where he IS a fire.
quent visitor He is one Of Ocala !
prominent business men. is manager
Of the r. S. Hall estate and well
known ali over Florida Tampa Trib-
une
Miss Margaret Lloyd Of Suffolk.
Va. viii arrive today to spend some
time as the house guest Of her broth
er and sister-in-Iaw. Mr. and Mrs.
MiIby Lloyd Miss Lloyd Is to be
enc Of the pretty attendants at the
Moore Nichols wedding on the 18th
Of this month. Miss Lloyd has visited
IN OcaIa On several occasions and Is
quite q social fayorife and her
friends are delighted to have her
with them again
The road to Silver Springs needs
Mr. r. r Martins attention 1t is
getting IN bad shape and il It is allow
ed to be like il is now. the tourist who
ride over il won't give Ocala much OF
boost Let's get 10 wsrk ON it now
Mrs. Henry Henderson, who under
went an operation for appendicitis a
couple OF weeks ago, has recovered
enough to be taken to her home.
which fact viii be most interesting
to her host Of friends.
Miss Onie ChazaI expects to leave