The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-03-10


OF that place are making extensive
plans for the entertainment, and those
who do not go will indeed miss won
derful trip.
Engagement Of Miss Supple and
MIR. Frazier
The engagement of Miss Edna Sip
pie, and Mr.. Carroll Frazier, both OF
this city. was recently announced at
very pretty party given by the mem.
bers of 1.-THE Friendship Bible class. .
Miss Sipple, has made her home in
Ocala for the past few years and is
very lovely young lady. She is an
, earnest worker in the Methodist Sun
day school and church She teaches a
class of girls who are devoted to her.
She possesses a fine voice and has a
number of times delighted the pub.
lie. She sings in the choir of the
church and it is matter of great de-
light for her friends to know that her
marriage will not take her elsewhere
to live.
Mr.. Frazier, is also devoted mem
Der of the Methodist church and Sun.
day school, and it was while doing
church work that the romance of this
couple began. Mr.. Frazier is valu-
able employee of Mr.. Mack Taylor, in
his automobile business and is very
fine young man. He is receiving the
warm congratulations of his friends
over the recent announcement Of his
engagement to Miss Sipple.
The wedding of this couple will be
quiet event taking place on the sixth
day of April.
Basket Ball Today
Today at the High school grounds
at four o'clock the Ocala girls team
that gave the Duval girls a run for
their money on last Saturday, will
play the Gainesville girls. Try and be
among those present to witness this
contest. 1t will be most interesting
game and if you desire to see the
home girls play you had best go as
this will be your last chance. They
play good ball and if you have never
seen them come out to see them They
need you. The girls are doing fine
work now and it is your duty to see
them play. Don't forget the date
This afternoon at four o'clock.
Miss Gertrude Meyer, who has spent
the greater part of the winter in
Ocala with Mrs. Christian AK, left
on Wednesday for her home in Bal
timore.
Mrs. j. N. Bryan, and her little SON.
J. n. the third, spent a few days in
Ocala during the week with Mrs
Bryan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
STRIPPING. Mr.. Bryan, who spent the
week in Jacksonville, attending the
golf tournament, joined them the lat
ter part of the week and accompanied
them home.
Mrs. r. v. OFT, and her little daugh
ter. have returned home from three
weeks pleasant visit in Orlando, where
they were the guests of relatives.
Judge and Mrs. Richard McConathy
have gone to ST. Augustine, where
they will join party of friends from
the north, and will spend some time
together visiting with them in the
ancient city.
Mr.. Frank Harris. Jr., left on Thurs
day for visit in Jacksonville, where
he will spend a few days with his sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Lloyd He goes al
this time to attend the golf meeting
that is being held in that city.
The Round Dozen card club held a
very pleasant meeting this week with
Miss Stella Camp as hostess. The
Tuesday evening club met at the home
of Mrs. Thomas Sexton, with Mrs
Leon Mason as the pleasing hostess.
Mrs. Andrew Turner, of DunnelIon
is in Ocala. the guest of her sister
Mrs. Walter Hood. Mrs. Turner has
been very i'll for quite a while and her
numerous friends are delighted to
know that she is now well.
Mr.. w: H. Clark, of Lake Weir, was
in ocala on Monday greeting his
friends. He reports things along the
Lake as progressing nicely, and says
that they are keeping up with the bal
ance of the world.
Mr. Joseph Needham. who is now