The Ocala banner., 1922-02-03

collegiate press convention. Miss
Murphy made an address at ban
Iuuet given last evening in Rollins
College. -Times-Union
At the Temple Theater
Mr.. Bennett has ute number of
treats in store for his patrons next
week, as he has number of very
pretty and interesting pictures on his
program
On Monday the offering is "Shiek, y
an all-star cast. This is said by many
to be a very wonderful production,
and it is one that you should not
miss
sBits of Life" with Marshall Nei-
lans in the lead, is another offering
that will be of interest to ALL Then
there will be those two popular stars,
Mary Miles Minter and Shirley Ma
7son, who are always good.
On the 18th of this month the bill at
| the Temple will be "The Glee Club
of the U. of F."
"Stealers' on the night of Saturday
| the 18th, is another splendid picture
that has been booked by Mr. Bennett.
Mr.. E. o. Ford of the Broadway. has
said of this picture: "If you wish to
make hit with your church and
combat censorship. show this pic
ture."
Mrs. J. K Austin or New Bedford,
Mass, is in Jacksonville the guest of
Mrs. r. A. Alfred, and she will proba-
bly, come to Ocala before returning to
her home in the north, which will be
delightful news to her many friends
in this city.
Miss Stella Camp on Monday night
was the hostess for the A Club and a
few additional friends for their week
ly game of cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Camp have re-
turned home from a two-weeks' stay
at their home in Asheville.
The first of the mid-winter promo
tions in the Ocala High School took
place this week. Although there
were no graduating exercises. there
was quite a number who were pro-
noted to the high school from the
grammar school This mid-winter
promotion gives promise of being
most successful in our school.
On Washington birthday Mr.. Ben
nett has another treat for you at the
Temple that you cannot afford to
miss. 1t is none other than Lou Tel
|'legen himself-not on the screen.
MIR. P. G. Murphy was business
visitor to Orlando on Thursday
Miss Catherine Pyles left on the
limited last Sunday afternoon for Tam
pa where she will assist in putting
Marion County's exhibit in shape.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Blood and
small son have gone to Tampa to at
tend the South Florida Fair. Mr..
Blood will have a number of exhibits
at the fair.
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Miss Mary Burford expects to leave
the early part of next week for Bir-
mingham, where she will spend a
couple of weeks with her brother, Mr..
Robert Burford and his wife and little
girls.
| Miss Nettie Camp is expecting to
have visit from her college friend,
Miss Gilmore DeBold, of Cincinnati,
who will arrive some time in the next
week, and will spend couple of weeks
with her.
Mrs. Sam Leigh has joined her hus-
band in this city and they will again
make Ocala their home which is very
delightful to their friends They will
be at home to their friends at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Therrell, where
they have taken apartments.
| Miss Annie Davis and her brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Shell Davis,
left on Monday for Orlando, where
they will be joined by another broth
er and from there they will go for an
auto trip down the East Coast to Key
West During the visit of Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis in our city they made
many friends who regret that they
will not return here before going to
their home in the north.
Mrs. Hampton, of Fordyce, Ark, is
in Ocala with her daughter, Mrs. Alli-
son Wartmann, at her pretty home
on FIT, King avenue. The number of
friends that she has made on other
visits to our city are delighted to see
her again