The Ocala banner., 1921-08-19
What's wrong with sosbed tairr

| 80 WoLlu LAKES I'D the
defense OF women in a manner we
Know that the majority OF the read
ers OF this page VIII approve.
/ That great newspaper saws.
Bobbed hair is not dignifed, in the
opinion OF Marshall Field & Co. Of
Chicago. the latest recruits to the en-
pioyers' campaign against the fashion,
and the girl who refuses to wear her
crown OF glory in the time-honored
manner viii have to 60.
IF Marshall Field & Co. Or arry 9TH
company employing girls. can think
OF a more sensible innovation among
the hundreds adopted yearly by their
employees than the custom Of bob
nlng the hair, they have been more
onservant Of passing styles than the
average citizen The wonder is that
more women have not rebeIIed earlier
against the less sanitary and less COM
Iortable mode so long in vogue. Bob
Ded hair is easy to comb. easy to wash.
cooler IN summer. impossible to dis
arrange and not disagreeable to look
a. TO possess it is to share with the
men IN a degree the freedom from
necessity Of protracted labor in front
Of mirror which has given the male
a decided advantage in commercial
and industrial conception. 1t removes
one more OF the barriers 70 physical
activity which were raised against
women during the so-calIed age of
chivalry. Even the Chinese are aband-
oning the practice of foot-binding.
The American girl should be allowed
OF wear ner hair the way she likes it.
In essence the attempt to control
women's styles is only one more evi.
dence Of the rule Of Mrs. Grundy and
the various leagues for the suppression
OF personal liberty. in this our moral
age. Whatever is new is wrong in.
their eyes, But when it happens to be
sensible it will probably win out any
way World
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Heterick and
their daughter. former OcaIa family,
but now OF West Palm Beach spent
a few days here during last week, the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Mack Carter.
Gen w. E. McGahagin and his
daughter, who have been spending
very delightful summer at. Blue
Ridge, Ga. have returned to their
home at OckIawaEla The friends Of
Mr.. MeGahagin are delighted to see.
him again looking so well
Mrs. H. a. Ford and her son Mr..
Don Ford and her sister, Miss Emily
St0tesbury have taken Argyle cot
tage at Woodmar and viii spend some
time at that popular resort on the
Lake.
Jay Armour IS spending some time
at Coleman, the guest OF relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Preer and tam.
ily and Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Johnson
have returned home from pleasant
visit at Daytona Beach
Mr.. and Mrs j j. BIaIock and Mr..
and Mrs. Richard s. Hall have both
moved into their lovely homes that
have just been completed
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Anderson mo-
.tored up from their home in Olds-
mar and spent few days in Ocala,
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Anderson. They were accompanied
home on Tuesday by their children.
Cfinord. Arthur and Mary Elinor. who
have been the guests Of their grand
parents for the past six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Clark and
daughter, Francess who have been en-
tertaining at house party at Wood
mar on the Lake, returned home on
Tuesday Their guests during the two
weeks including Mrs. W A Wilds,
Misses Marguerite Sexton, Frances
Drake, Mamie Sue Spencer, Harris
Powers. Ted Drake, Bonner Clark and
Harry Dozier happy time was
spent By the little folks, all sorts OF
water sports being enjoyed
Mrs. Annie Long and young daugh-
ter. Amy. have gone to Clearwater
where they are enjoying visit with
Mrs. Tong's brother and his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. II H Henderson and
little son. Henry. are In Clearwater,
and VIII visit other places On the