The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-07-29


| Mrs Mamie Hall has purchased +.
handsome seven-passenger Marmor
lear It is beauty and attracts nn 4,
attention. 80
Mr.. Holmes Walters, who has baar
lefty salesman for the Lewis-chitty
Company has resigned his position
ana : again with the Court Pharmacy
Mr.. 2, IAsasser, has succeeded NJ
Walters with the Lewis-Cnittv 81
Mrs. z. I sasser. spent a few DAYS
during the week with relatives and
friends at WilIiston.
Mrs. Clifton Long and daughter. Of
Trenton, are IN 0cala spending some
time with relatives.
| Miss Helen Padgett. who spent the
past several weeks in 0cala. the
house guest Of Miss Marguerite Ed
wards, returned on last Friday to
her home in Tallahassee.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Edwards and
daughter, Miss Marguerite Edwards,
motored to Daytona Beach on Satur-
day. Mrs. Edwards and daughter viii
spend some time there. Mr.. EDWARDS
returned home on Monday.
Mrs. w. H. Clark came up from her
home at Lake Weir on Sunday and
spent few days as the guest of her
son. Mr.. Howard Clark.
Miss Lille Marsh is in South Flor
ida, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Skip
per. She also spent a few days in
Tampa the guest Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weller CrmfchaeI and
their little daughter. Martha, have
moved out to Silver Springs. where
they will be during the remainder Of
/ the summer season They are occu-
pying Mr. Ed Carmichael's cottage
during his absence in the west.
Mr.. and. Mrs. W w. Harriss are
spending a very delightful time in
Sarasota, where they motored the lat
ter part of last week
Miss Donnie Sims returned home
on last Saturday from pleasant va
cation spent with friends in Okla
homa
Misses Carita and Nancy Doggett,
of Jacksonville. who spent the week
end at the Lake, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Camp and family
have returned home, the former leaV-
ing Monday and the latter remain
ing in town until Wednesday after
noon. These Ntwo very charming
young girls made many friends, who
regretted that their visit was of such
short duration 1t will be remembered
thar Miss Doggett is che yonug lady
who conceived the beautiful idea dur
ing the war Of the silent six o'clock
bell every evening which beautiful GUS
tom was observed in this and many
other cities until after the arfnis-
sice was signed Miss Doggett IS
alse theaauthor ola most interesting
book on the early history of New
smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mackay were
called to Jacksonville On Thursday OF
last week BY the severe illness Of their
son, Mr.. Kenneth Mackay, who was
suffering from a nervous breakdown
Mr. MacKay returned home Satur-
dav and Mrs. MacKay and son on
Monday. The latter is much improved
and his host Of friends are sincerely
hoping that this popular young boy
viii soon be entirely restored to
health
Tuesday night Miss Mary Burford
entertained the members Of the 4
club. the young ladies who were WITH
her on the houseparty at the Lake last
uaal and i few other friends at auc-
ton. This was gay lstie aHaif' al
color laughter and chat and the even
ing was spent most happily AROUND
the auction tables. which were arrang
81 IN the hall, library and music room.
each Of these rooms being most attrac-
lively adorned with quantities q Deau-
t1f,,; flowers. There we're i've tables
i players and the games resulted
favorab1y for Miss Onie Chazai, VINO
was awarded an attractive emDlolusl
al auction set Miss Stella lamp =
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