The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-04-29
Miss Percy Saunders TO Wed Mr.
4. c. Freeland

announces the engagement of her
tiaugther. Percey to Mr. Robert Con
nally FreeIand, the wedding ta be
solemnized on May IT at s. O'Clock
in the evening at st Johns Episco-
pal church.
i Having lived here all of her life and
being exceedingly popular with count
less friends. Miss Saunders engage
ment is creating unusual interest and
her marriage viii be an important
event Of the spring.
Mr. Freeland formerly resided in
Durham, N. c.. but since returning
from overseas, where he served as first
lieutenant with the North Carolina
regiment during the war; he has made
Asheville his home and ii is there that
he will take his bride. He is connect
ed with the Asi1eyille supply Il Foun-
dry Company and is popular IN hlIsi-
ness and social circles. Jacksonville
Metropolis
| Miss Saunders is a very attractive
young girl and has visited in 0cala
a number of times as the guest of Mrs.
H NJ Hampton. Mrs. Hampton viii
so up to Jacksonville to attend the
wedding OF Miss Saunders and Mr..
Freeland
AIr. James Quins is spending a while
in Callahan as guest of his sister
Mrs. = J. Sykes.
Mrs. Jean Connolly, Miss Alice Sex
ton. Mr.. Charlie Simpson and Mr. John
Tarver formed eongenia1 party who
snotored to Gainesville on Sunday. Mrs.
Connolly went TO see Mrs Temple, who
formerly lived in oeala- Mrs. Tenn
pies friends regret that she CONTINUES
very i'll.
Mr. Alexander Woods is now resid-
ing in Jacksonville and will be Joined
in that city shortly BY his wife and
baby
Tie Leesburg Commercial has the
following to say of Ruth, given in
that city by a4l 0caIa cast.
Friday evening the Friendship Wes-
ley Bible class of the Oeala Methodist
church presented the play Ruth, in the
ELeesburg High school auditorium. The
story taken directly from the book
of Ruth and is depicted in tilreee acts
Between the scenes an enjoyable rnusi-
cal program of vocal and fiue solos
was rendered by number of Ocala's
most talented musicians. Proceeds of
the entertainments will be divided be-
tween the Leesburg school and the
building fund of the Methodist church
at Oeala
on Tuesday the Rotary Club had a
full meeting at their weekly meet Col
II Ia. Martin was the guest Of honor
He made a most. beautiful talk TO the
Rotes After Col Martins talk the
meeting. was then turned into capital
removal meeting Talks We're made
by Mr. RI. Nj. Hampton. Mr. Arthur
Cobb and DR. e. @. Peek. a commits
49, 49,. yxys,,,,.,,4ss.s 4-flfl served
q very delicious lunch
The Rofes decided to have their next
meeting an evening one. in order 70
allow them more time to discuss the
many important things that must
come. up before the club
Mrs. Fl. Nj. Hampton and children
expect to 90 TO Hendersonville. N G,
early in the season 70 spend the entire
summer.
Mrs. r. II. OFT. and her little daugfl-
| ter. Edith. have returned home from
i very pleasant visit in ORLANDO with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. ; = Gerig will Be
among the oeala people who viii go
up to jacksonville next week to attend
/ the Farrar Concert
t mr. and mrs. q. s Cullen's friends
are delighted to know that the Jewels
! that were stolen from them q eoapie
of weeks ago have been recovered
$3.50
| mrs. order Perkins VII leave g
I Tnes,tav for i visit in Jacksonville
,v5t,, her two sisters she goes especial
t N to hear Farrar sing
$3.50
j Miss Elizabeth Davis was the hos