The Ocala banner., 1921-11-18


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run ot many months at prices ranges
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o'NeaI-Kennedy
4 very quiet marriage took n,aoa
on Thursday night of last weak ],
.nenome Of Rev. G. H. Trout when
IN the presence of his family he pnit.
ea In marriage Miss Billy KENNEDY
ana Mr.. Maston O'Neal
on account of the very recent br.
eaVement, in the brides family rho
marriage was a very quiet one
MISS Kennedy is a graduate of the
ocala High School, class of 1920 and
IS very lovely and attractive voung
sifi. She is very popular with 4
large circle of friends. For the nast
year she has held a very responsible
position at the Book Shop, and here
sne IS very popular for her courteous
manners and they will be delighted to
learn that she will continue to hold
this position.
Mr.. o'Neal is a clever young ocala
boy, IS in the automobile business
His friends, who are many are con.
graduating him upon his choice Of a
bride.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Neal left in their
car on Saturday, for a wedding trim
and upon their return viii make
Ocala their home.
Birthday Party
Last Saturday afternoon the home
OF Mrs. ]. K Dickson on Oklawaha
Ave, was the scene of a pretty party,
when Mrs. Dickson entertained her
young friends in honor OF the eleventh
birthday of her daughter, Elisabeth.
The hostess and her young daugh.
ter greeted the guests and after all
had arrived couple of happy hours
were spent on the lawn playing
games that are so dear TO the hearts
of children.
At five Mrs. Dickson invited the
guests into the dining room which
was beautifully decorated in pink and
green. The center of the table was
ornamented with a CAKE with its
eleven lighted candles.
Each guest present was allowed to
cut this cake. Refreshments of
cream and cake was served.
Mrs. Josie H.. Sinclair TO Spend
Winter at West Palm Beach
Mrs. Josie ]. Sinclair who is now
making her home in Boston, has gone
to West Palm Beach where she ex.
poets to spend the winter.
Her two daughters, Misses Sue
Sinclair and Lillian Sinclair, are both
living in Boston and doing well, the
former expects to soon take examina-
tions to become a certified accountant,
the latter is secretary to the Editor
Boston Post.
Mrs. Sinclair spent a portion of last
winter in Ocala. and her friends are
hoping for another visit this winter.
!, Mr.. L. NJ. Murray left on Tuesday
for a couple Of days visit in Jackson
vile.
Miss Marie Robertson. after short
visit in OcaIa as the guest at the
home of Mrs. H. A. TenEycke. return
ed to her home in PaIatka on Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Adams who IS attend
ing school in Orlando. spent the week
end at home with her parents She
was accompanied by one Of her young
school mates, who was her guest.
Mrs. Frank Harris. left on Tuesday
for jacksonville, where she VIII be the
guest of her daughter, Mrs c. H.
.lovd at her home IN Riverside.
Mrs. E. L. Carney spent the past
weak il Lakeland, where she attend
ed the meeting Of the Confederate
veterans. sic acted as their matron
Of honor
Mrs Henry Schoeffin OF Tampa, ar
rived On Saturday to be the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. P. Y Leayengood.
mrs William Hooker and Mrs II
= Dozier went up to Gainesville and
scnant { couple OF days attending The