The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-06-03


Star Spangled Banner, and the bene-
diction was pronounced, and now
the unwilling of the pollars goes into
Ocala history.
One OF the pretty features of the
ceremonies was that of forming all
OF the pretty flowers into one huge
bouquet, using red, white and bue, an,
carried to the home of Col John M.
Martin, Ocala's grand old man. and
given to him with loving remember
ence from the city.
The inscription that is on these pil-
lars that were unveiled has been pub
lished so many times, but as all the
names of those who paid the supreme
sacrifice has never been given, we viii
give them in full
They are: Alfie Brooks. Wiley
H. Burford. John w. Clayton, Thomas
s. Clayton, James E. Leitner, Archie
Lopez, John W. Bell Gilbert e. Proc
tor, George L. MacKay, Homer Rod
gers, Arthur Madden, LAGRANGE Sis
trunk, Frank C. S. Smedley, Preston
HI. Weatherbee, Arthur E. Thompson.
James C. Reynolds and Virgil ]. RAN
dial.
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Miss Stotesbury and Mr.. Parker
Painter Win Cups.
The ringer cup for the women mem
bers of the Ocala Country Club, which
closed its season last Sunday was won
by Miss Emily Stotesbury, whose
ringer score for the season was
forty-four.
1 This ringer cup was an exceedingly
attractive one and was presented to
the Ocala Country Club by Mrs. Carol
Perrenot. now Of New York city.
Mr.. Parker Painter with the three
lowest score for three rounds won the
| Gillespie cup for this season. The
links have closed for the summer.
The host of friends of Mr.. d. B.
Ixibler, of Dunnellon, are sorry to learn
of his illness. He is row in Jackson
vile, where he is undergoing treat.
4 ment by well known specialist. Mrs.
KILLER is in Jacksonville with her hus-
band. His friends are hoping for his
early recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sexton and
family moved on Tuesday into the
Howell house on Sanchez street, and
/ Mr.. and Mrs o. E. Cox and boys
moved into the house vacated by the
Sexton family.
DR.. A. w. Leaman. of Leesburg,
4 spent the weekend very pleasantly
in Ocala guest of Mr., and Mrs. 4. 7.
Adams.
Mrs. w. H. Cozart and son, Mr. vii
4 liam Cozart, of Augusta, Ca, arrived
on Monday to visit their uncle, Coz
John M. Martin. Every one will be
4 delighted to know that Col. Martin is
resting well, and gaining strength
Miss Dorothy Adams, who has peen
attending school in Orlando the past
j school term has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond B. Bullock
and son Albert Bullock, spent a few
days of this week in Jacksonville, q
4 guest of their daughter-in-law, Mrs.
j Harry b. Bullock.
Mr.. Harvey Clark spent lew Gays
in jacksonville during the week on
Z business. He was the guest OF MT.
and Mrs. G. H. Lloyd, at their home
in Riverside. Mr. Clark was accom-
/ nanied home by his small niece, Bet
! ty Harris. who has been in Jackson
vile the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Camp returned
from Jacksonville Thursday, driving
new Cadillac limousine, 1921 mooei.
$3.50
Mrs. Arch McIver Of Morriston e8-
nacts IL soon 60 to Lake Weir, Wnere
sha vii, snend the summer at the
home Of Mr.. D. E. McIver.
Mrs. richardson has gone to JACK
sonville to spend some time win nel
/ daughter, Mrs. j. A. Bowler, and ner
family. Dr. Richardson has gone =
Hawthorne. where he will be guest
Of his son for short viist