The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-07-15
couotv Girl . Bride

carriage of interest TO many
: uhout the state was solemnized
lp, ,ss i high noon in st. Paufs Epis-
"ss {, church, Savannah, Ga. when
~ d W. Lowden, Jr., of that city,
lame n,s the bride Of Mr. Paul Shannon
s sssIsyard Of this city.
Mrs Lowden formerly lived in Tai
.....oa and was Miss Ellen Thagard,
' .sr.bter of Mr.. e. P. Thaggard, for
~snv years one of Florida's state
hank examiners. Mr.. Appleyard is the
s..usest son of Col. 7. ]. Appleyard
.,d both young people are popular
!. Tallahassee among wide circle
!, friends. After a honeymoon jour
rsy Mr. and Mrs. Appleyard will re-
urn to Tallahassee and will make
their future home here. Tallahassee
items in Times-U Union.
The bride of this marriage was
harm in our county and lived in Ocala
~ number of years. She is one of
the twin daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
q P. Thaggard, who were at one
time prominent Ocala citizens.
The bridegroom is also known in
()cala, he is the son of Editor Tom
Appleyard
Ocala friends join with their other
friends in wishing for them a long
and happy married life.
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Mrs. Carl Geyer, of New Orleans,
La, has arrived in Ocala to visit
her sisters, Mrs. Parker Painter and
Miss Margaret Eddins at the home
Of the former four miles north of
the city. Mrs. Geyer was taken liz
en- route to Ocala and Mrs. Painetr
went up to Jacksonville to meet her
and accompanied her to Ocala. Mrs.
Geyer is now very much improved.
$3.50
Harris Powers, Frances Clark and
Lucreta Hooker returned home this
morning from Lake Weir, where they
spent several days as the guests of
Nj. and Mrs. Clarence Camp and
family
Mrs Phil Robinson of Inverness,
expects to leave on Sunday for her
former home in Roanoke, Va. to
spend the remainder of the summer
WIN her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. s.
Hare
MISS Ruth Payne, who has been the
popular young guest of Miss Nettie
Camp at Lake Weir, for the past ten
days viii leave Monday afternoon
l0r her home in Jacksonville. Miss
fayne expects to leave next week
l0r New York for a visit of two
weeks,
MISS Annie Lester Patterson after
= most enjoyable visit at the home
y hr and Mrs. w. w. Harriss and
f4untf.
Mmuy Will leave today for her
nome at Clearwater After a stay
a'wo weeks there she and her mother
w go north for he remainder Of
ns summer and in the fall Miss Pat
s''0a VIII return to Wellesley, Mass,
sas'e sne Is student at Dana Hall.
%'ss PATTERSON was among the young
S'''s VINO spent asst week at the lake
guest Of the Misses Camp at the
as'se party at which they enter
@'Hsd from Friday to Monday.
1--WE MISS Betty Harris who has
s''a visiting her father. Mr.. T. H.
,'a'''s AZ the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
T1A harris, and with her aunt, Mrs.
= Lloyd in Jacksonville. will
q s's 'omorrow with Miss Daisy Bel.
,s. " home in Miami. Betty is an
'aoie little girl and made friends
~ whom she met. and they will
s,ss onward with much pleasure for
''s' visits in the future.
MI = " Raglard and her two
Me- a'en' Ramona and Wilbur. left ON
sos.s 49, :, lor Illinois, where they will
IS Ssaa the next couple of months with
VS;,s ss'and's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
oe,,. (" !. Evans, Of Miami is in
Sbona guest TO her mother, Mrs. Lula
s,soss az her home on ocklawaha
srlv d Goode and SON left the
Rxss s OF the week for Dallas,
sice J, "n :, they viii spend the bail
'ne summer with relatives.
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Min. 3 Beckham. who is now
On. ner home in Fernandina. is