The Ocala banner., 1922-06-09

has not been well for the past few
weeks and his friends are hoping that
the trip will be most beneficial to him.
He will be joined in North Carolina
by Mrs. Whaley, who is now in Co
lumbus, with her daughter, Mrs. Dud-
ley Spain.
Mr. and Mrs Connor Smoak and
Mrs. W. A. Coin, of Eustis, but former
Ocala citizens, motored up to Ocala
Monday and were the guests of friends
and relatives for the day.
Mrs. S. R. Whaley and her daughter,
Miss Olive Whaley, who was among
the fair graduates Monday night, left
Tuesday for Madison Mrs Whaley
will only remain there for a few days,
going from there to Columbus, Ca,
where she goes to see her young
grandson. who was born in that city
the latter part of May Miss Whaley
will remain in Madison for a month,
the guest of relatives. They were ac-
companied home by Miss Olive Dial,
who has been their guest for the past
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hager, who
have spent the winter in Ocala have
gone to Marietta, Ca, where they
will spend some time and from there
they will visit number of summer
resorts. They will, again return to
Ocala in the early fall and will be
pleasantly located at the home of
Mrs. Emily Green on Ocklawaha.
AS has been the custom of Miss
Gamsby sinnce she first organized
a class to offer two medals in her
classes one for the juniors and one
for the seniors and this year these
fell to the lot of Ruth Adams and vir-
ginia Peek, the junior class with 246
perfect lessons and with Mary Trox-
Ter honorable mention. In the senior
class Maude Gary and Nell Wallis
with 246 perfect lessons and Edith
Edwards with honorable mention.
!
Miss Emily Wenzel of Lakeland
spent few days in Ocala during the
week with her brother Mr.. Geroge
Wenzel and his family. Miss Wenzel
is now the manager of the McCrory
store in Lakeland.
The young society set will enjoy
another of those delightful dances at
the Woman's Club tonight. The
orchestra from Cleveland will furnish
the music. The weather is cool and
nice and dancing will be enjoyed the
more
Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Benjamin and
their splendid little son with a party
of friends motored down from their
home in Gainesville on Sunday and
spent the day with Editor Benjamin
Mr. Frank Wetherbee, who Is now
making his home in Leeshurg, came
up from there on Friday laving come
especially to attend the senior junior
class play that took place on Friday
night at the Temple. His daughter,
Elisabeth Wetherbee, was the ding
lady in the play and acted her part in
ia most excellent manner Mr.. Wealth.
erbee, remained over for the balance
of the commencement program.
Mr.. Herbert Freedlander, who was
one of the popular teachers in the
High school during the past term, has
returned to his home in Tampa to
spend the summer vacation. His Ocala
/ friends hope that he will return to US
again for the next school term.
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/ Mrs. Harry Dozier will go to Palatka
to attend an executive meeting of
the state Legion auxiliary meeting.
Mrs. George Mexican and attractive
young daughter. Miss Marie Mexican,
will leave today for OcaIa for a short
visit with relatives. joining Mr.. Nc
Kean in Jacksonville for an extended
trip to California and other points of
interest in the far west. Mr. Mexican
will probably return to Tampa in about
a month. but Mrs. Mexican and Miss