The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-06-03
Wedding Of Interest

Approaching Wedding of interest
A wedding of much cordial interest
to everyone in Ocala and many
throughout the county and state will
be that of Miss Blanche Mizelle of
Jacksonville to Mr. T. D. Lancaster,
Jr., of our city.
The marriage OF this. popular young
couple will be very quiet event TAX
ing place at the home Of the bride on
June 14th and will be witnessed only
by near relativese and few friends.
Immediately after the ceremony the
young couple will leave on the Clyde
Line for New York, where they will
spend their honeymoon.
The bride of this marriage is very
popular in Ocala, where she often Wis
tied her sister, Miss Elizabeth Mi
zelle. She is very sweet and
charming young lady and her Ocala
friends will give her hearty welcome
to Ocala, her future home.
The groom is one of Ocala's most
popular young men, possessing a ge-
NAL and friendly manner. At the last
election he was elected, by a large
majority, to the office of county clerk,
a position he is filling most satisfac-
torily to all. He has a very large
circle of friends who will offer him
sincere congratulations upon his ap.
preaching marriage.
Upon their return to Ocala they
will have rooms at the home of Mrs
Il. E. Bridges.
Mrs. G. S. Scott and Mrs. ]. H. Tay.
Tor returned home. the end of last
week from Jacksonville. They were
accompanied home by Mrs. SCOTS
two little granddaughters, who were
brought to Jacksonville by their faith
er, DIR. e. L. Scott Of Birmingham.
These two pretty little Misses will Wis
it their grandparents during the alb.
sence of DR.. and Mrs. Scott, who have
gone to Boston, Mass, to attend a
medical convention.
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Miss Roselle Cooley. Of Jacksonville
now resident of New York, has beer
elected to represent Florida at meet
ing of the Southern Cotton Growers
at the Pennsylvania kotel in New
York city. May 81. The election was
at the recent meeting of the board OF
directors of the Florida Federation oil
Women's Clubs at Leesburg, thirty oil
the fifty board members being present
and the election being unanimous
Miss Cooley was elected upon receipt
of letter from the Southern Cotton
Growers Association, requesting each
president of state federation of
women's clubs, to have the federation
select a pretty girl to represent the
state, and wear "a cotton dress at the
meeting of the association in New
York city. Miss Cooley has received
official notification of the appoint
ment Times-Union Miss Cooley's
mother is well known to many Ocala
people
Miss Agnes Burford, who is one of
the most popular students attending
Randolph-Macon, at Lynchburg, ex-
poets to visit friends in Kentucky and
Virginia before returning home for
the summer vacation.
The members of the graduating
class of 1921 will give their class play
at the Temple tonight It promises
to be most interesting. and the Tom
pie should be packed.
Sunday, May goth, the Ocala Coun-
try Club closed for tho summer Dur
ing the past season many have been
playing golf and many social teas
have been held at this popular club
$3.50
Tuesday at the regular luncheon OF
the Rotary Club they had as their spe
cial guests of honor the boys of the
graduating class Of the o. H. S., and
Principal Hensley. It was matter
Of very deep regret that ION accoun,
OF the final examinations some were
unable to attend The newly elected
president. Harry Horland. Il irving I