The Ocala banner., 1922-05-26

mention. Mrs Todd is expecting to
enjoy every second of this trip and
her numerous friends are wishing for
an enjoyable time. At Yellow Stone
Park, Mrs. Todd will leave the party
and go to Montana to spend the. bal
ance of the summer months with her
brother, Mr.. James Green, who lives
/ in that state.
More OcaIa Graduates
! Quite a number of Ocala's young
people are to graduate this month and
next winter from various institutions
of learning in different parts of the
country. The approaching graduation
of Miss Nina Camp, Miss Agnes Bur
ford and Miss Wynona Wetherbee
have already been noted in these
columns
The Woman's College aat Tallahas-
see will hold it's annual concert exer-
cises May 26-31 and from this splen-
did college two Ocala girls are to
graduate this year. Miss Moeta Todd,
the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Rush Todd is to receive her diploma
and B. S. degree on May 31st and
Miss Cevie Roberts, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs G.. V. Roberts, is to receive
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music Miss Roberts is very talent
ed musician
On May 30th at Gainesville Mr.. Ed
ward Badger Green, of this city. is to
graduate, receiving his diploma from
the University of Florida law school
at Gainesville.
Mr.. Arthur Crago, another Ocala
boy, a graduate of the Ocala High
school several years ago, is to gradu-
ate from the University of Florida
next week, when he will receive his
A. S. degree from this university
We still are hearing of new homes
to be built or are in the course of con-
struction. Not in long time has the
building boom. been so great as it is
now The building bee has stung
quite few of our citizens and it is
the wish of this paper that he would
sting all who have not already built
their own homes. The very latest
bungalow to be started is the one that
is to be put up by Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Todd. This home will be another of
the attractive bungalow style houses
that are now so popular Another
small home is in the course of con-
struction on one of the pretty lots re-
Gently sold at auction on the Silver
| Springs driveway. The material is
being hauled but so far we have been
unable to learn who was having it put
up. Ocala is certainly enjoying a reg
ular building boom and may the good
work continue until every person owns
their own home and every vacant lot
has upon 1t handsome home.
Mr.. Bert Pearson, former Ocaia
boy. who has been making his home
in the West for the past few years
arrived In Jacksonville recently for a
visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
w. Pearson, who now make their home
In that city. Mr.. Pearson may de.
eide TO locate permanently In Jack.
sonville. also.
Rev L. B. Warren. OF Atlanta. who
Is so we'll known In this city and so
affectionately remembered here spent
last week in Jacksonville attending
the services of the Southern Baptist
Convention. 1t will be most painful
and distressing news to Mr.. warren's
friends to know that he has now lost
the sight of both eyes and is totally
blind. In spite of his great affliction
Mr.. Warren has still the same de-
lightful and charming personality.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. w. Strum OF Jack
sonville, have just begun the erection
of beautiful home on Powell Place,
Riverside. Jacksonville. Mrs. Strum
is most pleasantly known here as Miss
Ophelia Grey, having spent her early
childhood in Ocala.where her father
the late Rev. C. W. Grey. was the
much loved rector of Grace church
The Strum's new home is next to the
handsome new home Of Mr.. and Mrs