The Ocala banner., 1922-01-27

girls will miss you. Saturday night
at the high school court-you must
be there and root for your home
team. Come and bring your family
and your friends.
Frieda HempeI Tonight
1; is seldom that town the size
of Ocala has the opportunity of hear
ing one that holds the reputation in
the musical world that Frieda HempeI
has. No one should miss hearing her
tonight.
This prima donna has thrilled the
people of this and other countries,
and she will by her golden voice
thrill you.
BESIDES hearing this Metropolitan
star you can also hear Mr.. Conrad
v. Bos, who is the pianist and the
flute will be played by Mr.. Rademan,
who also holds an enviable reputa-
ton among the artists.
Mrs Harry Dozier Honored
Mrs. Harry Dozier has recently
been appointed by Mrs Clinton Muir
ry, the national legislative chairman
of the American Legion Auxiliary, to
be the state of Florida's legislative
chairman. Mrs. Dozier is indeed a
splendid one to represent the state
organization in this Office and should
she see that she will be able to ac-
cept the office it will fall in good
hands. Mrs. Dozier is worker in the
local organization. and is thorouhgly
aware of the needs, and it is the hope
of all the members that she will ac-
cept this high compliment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Simons of Mi
ami are receiving the congratulations
of their Ocala friends over the arrival
of a sweet little baby daughter at
their home in that city. This little
lady is the granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Peyser of this city, and
they can hardly await the time to go
to see the little girl
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T. H. Harris of Qcala spent yester-
day in the city, greeting friends. Mr..
Harris is the son of Editor Harris of
the Ocala Banner. and during his stay
here received hearty and cordial
welcome.-Tampa Tribune.
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Mrs. r. L. Anderson was the host
ess of the A club at their weekly
meet, and the Tuesday evening club
had very enjoyable meeting with
Miss Ruth Simmons. and the Round
Dozen and few friends were enter
tanned by Mrs Wade Dumas.
How about the bathing costumes
worn by men? Are they not subject
TO criticism and regulation? Seems
to US that they are more scandalous
than those worn by women.
Mr. Cecil Clark and Miss Ethel
Horne, two of Ocala's society young
folks, have recently opened class in
dancing. Their classes are on Tues
days and Thursdays and are held in
the Merchants block As they are
both splendid dancers they no doubt
will have very large class
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Anderson spent
few days in Oldsmar this week as
the guests of their SON, Mr. Clifford
Anderson, and his family.
Miss Willie Camp of Franklin, Va,
well known in this city, is guest of
friends in Tampa, and she will no
doubt visit with her relatives in
Ocala before returning to her home
in Virginia. She has visited here a
number Of times and is quite popular,
and her friends will eagerly await her
visit here.
Mr.. J. NJ. Peterson, for seventeen
years on the Panama Canal s,nc. Is
visitor to Ocala He owns property
in the Burbank section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris. Frank
Harris, Jr. Mrs. Harvey Clark and
daughter, Frances. motored to Gaines
vile on last Sunday and spent love
ly time in the University City.