The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-04-29
dIdacy ana arc pledging her their sup

didacy and are pledging her their sup
port.
Miss Skinner has been active in state
wide work for, many agencies. and
since war time activities have ceased.
sre has devoted the same energy to the
success Of other enterprises as well
as the work OF the club women which
is most diversified. Times Union.
Miss Skinner has many friends in
OcaIa. where she has often given SPLEEN
did talks. She IS a bright and cuItnr-
ed woman and we'll posted ON all club
matters. She will make the Feedration
an ideal president.
Poultry Experts in 0caia
Mrs. Lena Jenkins and Miss Addie
BeIleharnbers viii be in 0caIa for sone
time making survey of the poultry.
raised in this vicinity.
These ladies have made special study
Of poultry culture. and are prepared
to help poultry raisers in and around
Ocala on such problems as euIIing.
feeding Of mouIting hens and other
such poultry problems.
While in OcaIa they will call on all
poultry raisers TO take up these Inn
portant problems.
The enterprise of the farmers Ex-
change Store has made ii possible for
the poultry keepers to get the benefit
OF the experienc OF these experts.
Miss Rcse Wolff to Graduate
Following invitations have been re-
received by Miss Wolff's 0caIa friends.
The faculty and graduating class of
the Elizabeth Matrer Academy request
your presence at the commencement
exercises on Saturday morning. May
the fourteenth nineteen hundred and
twenty-enes at ten o'colck. Elizabeth
AIatier College.
Gray-stokes
Ire Following invitation is being
issued
Nj. and Mrs. R. p. Stokes give IN.
marriage their daughter, Abbie to Mr.
Charlie H. Cray April 24th, 1921 on
sunday morning at Z o'clock, Cedar
Grove church.
Misses CaIlie Gissendaner, Marian
Dewey. Lucille. Robinson, and Onie Cha
zaI spent the weekend very pleasantly
in Gainesville where they went to at
tend a dance.
IRE Tampa Woman's. club have pur-
chased a beautiful lot and expect to-
soon erect a pretty club house.
Mr.. G. FL. Lloyd of Jacksonville spent
sunday and a part Of Monday IN ocala
ON business.
Mr.. John Dozier spent this week in
orlando . guest of his daughter Mrs.
McElroy
Mr.. Trueheart Bedford. q popular
travelling salesman, spent few days
in ocala during the week
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Mr.. and mrs. Robert t. Adams spent
4 few days in LeesDnrs during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mock. accom-.
named bv Mrs. e. M. Rhodes, left yes
terday morning for Tampa. Leeso,irg'
eyeala ana other points. where they VII
visit friends and relatives for q couple
Of weelxs.-Saturdayss Times-tInion.
col n. r. Rogers has returned from
a business trip to the state Capital at
Tallahassee. and before many years
We will be able to say Col. r. E. Rogers
lives in ocaIa. the state CAPITAL
Mr.. and Mrs. II e. Wilson Of Gaines
Vile ana Miss Mabel Weller and Joe
TRULY OF starlxe are spending the Week
near ocaIa fishing starlxe Items in
Times Union
$500
Mrs. Fred Robinson and her daugn-
ter. Miss Lucille Hobinson, after spend
ing the winter in Ocalel. have retllrneei
10 their summer home in Michigan
$50
ar \. 4 Munroe. and his niece. Mrs
4 Ian walkIey and little Miss Margaret
Ann Walkley. and Mr.. Ted Laheslsst t'i'
have gone on i motor trip to difTerenl