The Ocala banner., 1921-08-19

Lille Q6I1uQuEuEy- h1EGnt duN LES LtOkIl
fashion authorities state that skirts
VIII be longer and the high chocer col
Lar viii be fashionable late on.
1t viii be interesting to see
whether delinquency decreases as the
styles veer toward severity. It is not
so long ago that the best type of adj
yenturess and lady vampire was pic,
tured in a tight long dress with a
sweeping train and hustle. Delinquen.
cy must be hard put to it to keep up
with the styles.
Webster-Granthan
A surprise wedding was soIemnized
last Sunday evening at the close Of
the evening service in the Baptist
church. The contracting parties be-
ing Mr.. Frank Webster and Mrs.
Clara Grantham Rev. s. p Mahoney
who performed the ceremony at the
beginning Of the service had received
seven into the membership OF the
church, two OF these being young men
which pastor Mahony baptised right
away.
After going through the service,
having finished the sermon and sung
the closing song the benediction was
pronounced The pastor then asked
the congregation to be seated 1t was
then Miss Frances Mahoney began to
send forth musical strains of the we'd
ding march and to the surprise OF al
most everybody present the couple
who had been present during the ser
vice came walking down to the front
and took their place in front of the
pulpit where Rev Mahoney perform
ed the ceremony that bound another
couple into matrimonial bliss. While
Mr.. Frak Webster is well known in
the business circle of Leesburg. the
bride Is we'll known in OcaIa and was
performing the duties of a nurse when
Mr.. Webster first met the one who
was not only to nurse him during his
illness but eventually become his
bride.
The couple viii reside on the Web
ster estate, and all Leesburg and the
surrounding country join in wishing
them every Leesburg CONNER
ciaI.
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The Ocala friends of Mr.. Emmett
e. Robinson. Of Jacksonville. former
Iy Of this city, viii be interested in
knowing that he expects to move to
GreenviIIa,. N. c.. in the early fall. He
viii he greatly missed by his Florida
friends. However, he expects to make
a number OF visits yearly to Florida
Mrs. W E. Robinson and Misses
Fannie and Rosebud Robinson. OF Jack
sonvilIe, spent the first few days this
week at GreenviIIe. S c.. the guests Of
Mrs. Hit Estes, formerly Miss Eu-
genia Fuller, of this city They are
now at Tryon. ". G.. for a two weeks
visit before returning to Jacksonville.
Mrs. s.. r. PyIes left last Saturday
afternoon for her old home in Indi-
ana for a visit of several weeks among
relatives. She was accompanied on
her trip by Mrs. Collier, Of this city.
mother Of Messrs Eric and Travis
Collier, who is making her first trip
to that portion OF the United States.
Mrs Pyles was also accompanied as
far as Columbia. s. c.. by her small
grandson, Master Lorenzo CulIum, Jr,
Of Batesbnrg, where he was met BY his
father. VINO took him on home after a
visit Of several months in 0cala with
his grandparents.
DR.. Karl Weihe writes that he is
having fine time in Richmond. visit
ed Lees residence also the Jefferson
Davis mansion the White House ct
the C0nfederacy Made an interesting
trip to Williamsburg and Yorktown.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. a Bursora and two
daughters, Misses Mary and Agnes
Burford, are at Daytona Beach for a
stay of ten days. They motored over
the first part Of this week
Mr.. Ty Cobb, OF Orlando. spent
the weekend very pleasantly in this
city with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. u T. Johnson and
daughter, Lucy. of PaIatka were visi-
tors in Ocala on Wednesday
Mr.. T. NJ. Kilg0re has accepted 2
position with the Spencer Pedrick
Company and VIII in the future sell
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