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Hiachay, VINO also will be a
member of this jolly housa
party. Mrs. j. NJ. Meffert went along
with the girls to keep them out Of
mischief and see that they don't have
too big time. They expect to spend
their time bathing, canoeing, dancing
and in various ways.
Mrs. AlyIison Wartman and her
baby daughter have gone to Fordvce
Ark, where they will visit with Mrs
Wartman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Hampton.
Mrs. j. w. Felts and Mrs. Eunice
Felts have gone to Laurens, S. c.. for
a visit of couple weeks with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Griffin and lit
tie daughter are at home again after
a delightful visit at Junaluska, N. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simmons and their
pretty little daughter, Mary Elisabeth,
have gone to Statsboro, Georgia, for a
visit with relatives. Mr.. Simmons
will remain only a short while but
Mrs. Simmons and daughter will be
away for couple of months,
y
Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Flewellen and Miss
Smith of Mcintosh, formed a congenial
shopping party in Ocala Tuesday.
Mrs. Ola Potter and her two child
rem, Eugene and Johnnie Lou, have re-
turned home from visit with rela-
tives in Alabama.
Mrs Eaton Lindner, and her two
daughters, have gone to Pennsy1-
vania, where they will spend some
time as the guests of relatives
Fridays Times Union, contained a
very beautiful picture of Mrs. r. r.
Carroll of this city. viii before her re-
cent marriage, was Miss Ruby Bauk-
night, of Jacksonville.
DIR. and Mrs. Spence aud family of
Camilla, Ga, who have been spending
some time at Woodmar on Lake Weir,
returned on Sunday to their home in
Georgia. They are delightful people
and the friends they made hope for
another visit in the near future.
Mrs. Thomas Sexton left Tuesday
for a visit to her sister, Mrs Henry
Clark, where she expects to spend
week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Clark and
daughter, Frances. and nephew, Har-
ris Powers, of Chicago, left on Tues
day for Woodmar on Lake Weir,
where they will spend the next two
weeks. They were accompanied by
Miss Marguerite Sexton, Master Ted
Drake who will be their guests. Dur
ing their stay Frances and Harris
will entertain a number of their
young friends.
Miss Matte Bell Cameron, of Al
bany. Ga. is expected soon for Visit
at the home of her aunt, Mrs, N 1.
Mitchell. Miss Cameron formerly re-
sided in Ocala and her young play
mates will be delighted to welcome
her.
Misses Sara and Jess DeHon, after
a pleasant visit of week In Tampa
with relatives. have returned home.
Mrs. Jean Conoley, after pleas
ant vacation spent with her broth
ers in Texas, has returned home ana
Is again at her place in the ready
to wear department of Rheinauer 8.
Mrs. A. C. Hamerick and handsome
Young nephew, Billy Nelson, OF JACK
sonyille, are in ocala guests at the
home of Mrs. Hamerick's sister, MIS-.
n u Crook on Wenona street
The members of the Rotary CiuD
have recently had more palms set
out in the "civic center lot, anu
expect to soon have flower beds MADE
and 4 small parA of this lot. The con-
seryation committeeWf the Woman
club are having grass planted on the
two plots given them by the city. near
the depot and early in the ran VIM
also plant flowers upon these Two
nlots with these two live organiza-
t,ons working together, they could
soon carry out the slogan Make ocaia
The More Beautiful A good start
has a,raadv been made and they ex-