The Ocala banner., 1922-05-12

Uc away IOf dDOut ten days and IS ex-
pecting to have very pleasant and
profitable visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Celebrate
Fifty-ninth Wedding Anniversary !.
May fourth is a very important
date of the calendar in the lives of Mr..
and Mrs. John E. Bailey, well known
and among the oldest If not the old
est residents of Ocala, for that date
marks their marriage day. This
year Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey have been
married fifty-nine years and while no
formal celebration marked this event
quite number of their friends called
to offer their fluctuations and to wish
them more happy wedding anniversa-
ries.
/ Both Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey are still
very active and in possession of every
/ faculty. Mrs. Bailey is out daily at.
tending to the marketing and other
errands necessary in the family life
and Mr., Bailey is daily at his office
This paper joins their other friends
in extending its best good wishes to
this worthy couple
Fay-WiIIiams Marriage
in New York
The Ocala friends of the groom will
read with interest the following an.
nouncement:
Mrs. Harriet ]. Risbey
announces the marriage of
her daughter
Mrs Florence Risbey Williams
Mr. Timothy Frances Fay
on Saturday the twenty-ninth of April
one thousand nine hundred and
twenty-five
| Church of the Holy Name
New York City
Mr.. Fay is the President of the Lon
cola Phosphate mines with headquar-
ters in this city. He spent a portion
of the winter in Ocala the guest of
his nephew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wade Lumus. He is a delightful gen.
tleman and the friends he made will
be pleased to.learn of his recent mar
riage and are hoping for visit from
Mr.. Fay and his bride some time in
the near future.
Mrs. E. ]. Redding expects to go up
TO Jacksonville in a few days to be
present at the marriage of her grand
daughter, Miss Genevieve Redding
and Mr.. A. A. Cook next Tuesday
night.
Mr.. Kyle Wartmann, of Citra was
taken TO the Marion County hospital
Monday and had to undergo a very
serious operation. Mr.. Wartmanns
friends throughout the county will re-
joice' to learn that he is getting along
nicely following his operation.
Mr. Robert Hall has sufficiently re-
covered from his recent operation to
be able TO be moved home and he is
now almost recovered.
Mrs. l.. T. Izlar continues quite i'll
at the Marion County hospital al
though her condition is steadily show
ing Improvement
MIR. and Mrs. Clifford Raysor (Caro
Liddon) and young son, now of Lough-
man. are visiting Mr. Raysor's father
and family at Lowell. They spent
several days during the week with
Ocala friends.
Miss Elizabeth Davis entertained
the "A" club most enjoyably Monday
night and Tuesday afternoon the
members OF the Round Dozen Auc.
tion club had a very pleasant after.
noon as the guests OF Miss Stella
Camp.
Mrs. James kershaw. ethel Cros-
by) of Cocoa. has arrived in Ocala TO
spend several weeks with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Crosby. This is
Mrs. Kershaw's first visit home for
year and her friends are welcoming
her most cordially.
Mrs. Sarah Weaver, who is the
state poet of the United Daughters
OF the Confederacy. spent a few days
the past week in Orlando at the con-
vention. She accompanied her sister.
Mrs. A. A. Winer home and is her
guest for "A while before returning to
her home in Miami