The Ocala banner., 1921-11-18
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,hird anniversary of the Arm
was very quietly celebrated in
dr.
business houses in the city
.,ased all day. The square had
,srv beautifully decorated with.
IA the national colors, and the
Il ! few service flags were seen
g ron some Of the homes.
eleven o'clock services were
Il the Episcopal church, and
J, rathered here to give thanks
peaee.
.srv beautiful address was made
asx J. j. Neighbor. and Lest We
- was beautifully sung by Mr..
sr Lucas.
!. soon as this service was over,
xrowd gathered at the court house
~ where a short program had
i arranged by the Marion County
s American Legion.
nv we're about sixty members in
! With dozen ladies from the
dIiary They were called to- at
.ron BY Captain Drake, and short
ssne Rev. Neighbour, the chap
then the colors borne by Edward
mond, the color guards were Mel
rosh for the army and John Met
hr the navy.
Iut upon the stroke of twelve.
i III stood with uncovered heads,
d silent prayer for two minutes
bonor Of Americas unknown sold
Who was at this hour being buried
IL the highest honor in ArIigton
natery
liter the silent prayer taps were
1nded by Travis Collier.
Rsg. Neighbour, then in clear
ice read the message that was at
bit hour read by President Harding
tie burial of the unknown soldier
Arlington
his brought to close the short
sacred ceremonies held in OcaIa
IAe third anniversary of the Armis-
stins Of the U. o. C.
Dtkinson chapter U. D. C. held an
elesting meeting Friday afternoon
the home of Mrs. E. L. Carney.
Several visitors were present,
ndag whom was Mrs. Sara Weaver,
Mani, who is visiting her sister,
b 4. A. Winer. Mrs. Weaver is
poet laureate of the Florida divis-
q D. c., and is always a well
ne guest at all of the U. D. C. meet
ms Weaver made a talk to this
apIer which was both enjoyable
n helpful.
ne yearly report of the officers
flhe past year were read and show
that Dickinson chapter was
#iing all obligations and doing
M work.
An. R. 3. Bullock. theretiring pres
al was given a rising vote of
Anzs for her faithful and efficient
9k during the past two years.
amer the usual routine of business
Z been attended to. the officers for
ensuing year were elected as fol-
Hs
%ks Josie Williams. president;
G. Johnson. first vice-presi
Y Mrs. James Engesser, second
president: Mrs. H. P. Whiteside,
asafsr; Mrs. E. L. Carney, histor-
3 Mrs. R. B. Bullock, recording
Ftary; Mrs. S. r. Whaley, resis-
Mrs. A A. Winer, corresponding
sssary.
Hling the social hour which the
zss we're enjoying. a cup Of hot
and cake, served by Miss Bar
q Ware Johnson. Mrs. Carney told
ae Splendid Q. C. v. reunion in
sanooga and the magnificent
aaer IN which the visitors were
strained by the good people Of
J hospitable city.
'srlag the reunion Mrs. Carney
I natron of honor for the Florida
's'un y G. v. and held also, posi-
s. On the sponsorial staff of three
e department. commanders.
.'''al Big Pictures Rpoked
Me Temple Theater.
3 Bennett Of the Temple Theater
'est booked two particularly Inn
~as pictures for the Temple. One
4ese pictures is NThe Affairs OF
'0l which has been showing to
10y houses all over the coun-
8 tais IS 4 brand new picture and
yes Wallace Reid and Gloria
'ason Every character in this
..s1e IS taken hv q big star" and