The Ocala banner., 1922-06-02

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McCranie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
y. j. McCranie. When she was small
girl Mrs Finlayson lived in Ocala for
several years. She has grown up to
be very beautiful young woman, and
her marriage took place in Jackson
vile few weeks ago.
Hospital Auxiliary Meeting
The Marion County Hospital Auxil-
ary held called meeting at the hos
pital last Friday afternoon. Business
pertaining to the recent carnival were
discussed and settled Miss Marshall
told that an instructress for the
nurses had been secured, Miss AItoff,
from Iowa. She is expected to arrive
some time in July and will begin her
work the first of August Plans were
discussed to hold silver tea for the
benefit of the Auxiliary some time in
July to secure funds to fit up class
room. This tea will be held at the
armory in the afternoon and the gen.
eral public will be invited to attend.
1t will be a delightful social affair.
The exact date will be announced
through the papers and through the
pulpit. The annual election of offic-
ers took place with the following re
suit: Pesident Mrs. John H. Taylor,
Vice-president Mrs. II. C. Dozier,
Second yoce-president Miss Mary Mar
shall, Treasurer Miss Mary Burford,
and Secretary Miss Mary Mcdowell.
House Party at Indian Rocks
What is more delightful than
house party composed of congenial
girls? A jolly crowd of girls are plan
ming to leave Ocala soon after the
closing of school for Indian Rocks
where they will spend a week or ten
days on camping trip. Mrs. E. H.
Martin and Mrs. Russell DeHon will
be the chaperones. Each girl has de-
cided that they will let the boys in
for a small share of the fun and they
expect to invite a few of the boys.
Boating and bathing will be the prin-
ciDal mode of entertainment. The fol-
lowing are the girls who will attend
this house party: Misses Jess DeHon,
Clifton Sexton, Margaret Hooker, Cor
.nelia Dozier, Hazel Lawson, Chris
tine Close, Sydney Cullen and others.
Mrs. Simmons of Coyington, Ca, is
in Ocala, the guest of her sister, Miss
Lydia Dozier
Mr.. and Mrs. Milby Lloyd and their
two sons are planning to spend a por-
ton of the summer at the Lake. They
will occupy the summer camp of Mrs.
Lloyd's sister, Mrs. Jack Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. " OFT and little
daughter, Edith, accompanied by Mr..
John Dozier, left Friday for Orlando
and spent the weekend in that city
the guests of relatives.
Mrs. L. t. Izlar's friends who are
legions. will be glad to know that she
has recovered from her recent illness,
and left on Saturday for Blackville,
s. c., where she expects to make her
home with her daughter. Mrs Sam
Buist. Mrs Izlar will be greatly miss
ed by her many Ocala friends, but they
wish for her continued good health.
Hardy Groom, who has been in the
hospital for the past few weeks suf-
fering with his broken leg, left on
Friday and is now in Williston with
his mother. Mrs George Bitch.
Mrs. Wade Dumas and Mrs. James
Knikht, motored to Gainesville on
Friday and spent the day with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Philip Murphy. who has been
Ill at the hospital for the past few
days left last Saturday, and is now
the guest of Mrs. Wade Dumas for
short while before returning to her
home in Avon Park.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Taylor, Miss
Mamie Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
S. Scott, DR.. and Mrs. Hugh Henry.
and Mr. Ben Rheinauer left on Mon
day for their trip to California, going