The Ocala banner., 1922-05-26

Charles Lloyd, also formerly of Ocala,
which is now rapidly nearing COM
pletion Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd expect
to move into their home about July
first
A Quiet Wedding sg
Tuesday morning, shortly after
sunrise, there occurrsed in this city
very quiet wedding. the contracting
parties being Miss Jewel Carroll, the
youngest daughter of Mr. Darling j.
Carroll of this city, and Mr.. J. H.
Spearing, formerly of Ocala. but who
is now making his home in Palm
Beach. This early morning wedding
took place at the Methodist parsonage
on Fort King avenue, and was wit
messed by the family. -
The ride was married in her trav-
cling suit of blue with trimmings of
the latest shade of fushia, which was
most becoming to her. They left the
parsonage and went directly to the
union station, and departed on the
early train for Jacksonville, where
they will spend few days with rel
atives and friends, and from there
will go on to their home at Palm
Beach, where they will reside.
The bride of this marriage was
reared in our city. She is a pretty
/ little brunette For a number of
years she has been one of the accom-
modating sales girls at Franks, and
has by her gentl eand sweet manners
made many friends for herself, and
they all regret that Ocala is no long
er to be her home. Mr. Spearing for
a number of years made his home
here, and is splendid young business
man. He has now very fourishing
business in Palm Beach, and has made
many friends there who will give his
bride most cordial welcome
An Enjoyable. Party
| Monday at the home of Miss Olive
Whaley, one Of /. this years popular
graduates, the girls of the senior class
entertained to honor the boys of this
class. They chose for their method
of entertaining 'Hayseed' party
The girls all looked as cute as could
be dressed in checked gingham
aprons, while the boys wore blue
jeans. The country breakdown, cake
walk and other country dances were
enjoyed. While games and music
came in for their share of the enter
tainment. The Whaley home on Ock-
lawaha avenue was aglow with lights
and was decorated in the class colors
of green and yellow and showed an
animated scene until nearly mid night.
The girls served their refreshments
of chicken pillau, hot rolls. pickles
/ and other good things to eat This
was one of the most enjoyable par.
ties given in honor of this years grad.
uates and will always be a pleasant
recollection to those who were pres
ent to enjoy it.
Death Of Mrs. Eugene eooher
After very short illness Mrs. Eu-
gene Booher died at the hospital in
this city Monday night. She was ta-
ken very III Monday and was brought
from her home. about two miles out
on the Sam Pyles hard road. to the
hospital for treatment. Her death
came as a severe shock to her hus.
band and other members OF the fam
ily She was the wife OF one OF our
sturdy young farmers. and had been
married about five years. She leaves
besides her grief-stricken husband
two small children and other rela-
tives to mourn her death. Her funer-
al took place Tuesday afternoon. Rev.
IC W. White, pastor OF the Methodist
church, was in charge tof the services
and the body OF this young wife. and
mother was tendereriy laid to rest in
Greenwood cemetery.
Mr.. d. G. Stiles of Jacksonville was
La business visitor to Ocala during the
week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Spain OF Co.
lumbia, Ca, are announcing 10 their
friends the birth Of son, born to
them at their home in Columbus. Mrs