The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

| wore with the team for the entire
season. They have all returned TO
their homes. Oyerstreet and Taylor
20 Winter Garden and Whitney to
Alabama. Messrs. Bracken and Rymer
have gone to Gainesville where they
will enter the University this coming
term. Messrs. Brown and Leon have
gone to their home in Tampa. The
good wishes of the Ocala fans will fol-
low them where ever they go.
Mrs. Sallia Chambiss who has been
visiting relatives in Georgia for the
past six weeks has returned home
Mr. Arthur Williams of Arcadia
was business visitor to Ocala during
the week.
Mrs. Harry Dozier, state president
of the auxiliary of the American Le-
gion AMI Mrs. Philip Murphy, acting
state secretary, will spend a portion
cf next week in Sanford on business
pertaining to the Legion work
Donald, and Iranette Wilson who
have been spending some time in
Ocala with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. w Martin have gone to
Knoxville, Tenn. to join their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs William Wilson. Mr.. Will
son. Mr.. Martin accompanied them
rs far as Jacksonville.
Mrs. Susan Saunders, who makes
her home here with her daughter,
Mrs G. w. Martin has gone to Ala
bama where she will spend some
time as the guest Of relatives. She
was accompanied on her trip by her
great grandchildren, Donald, and Irne-
nelte Wilson.
Senie misunderstanding
Tuesday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Stanaland, at Lynn,
their daughter, Gladys, became the
wife of Rev E. N. Henderson of Jack
sonvilie. There were present only the
relatives and few neighbors to wit
ness the ceremony. The bride and
groom were both born and reared
in Marion county, and have many
friends to wish them much happiness.
They both attended the Ocala High
school. Rev. Henderson is the son
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hend-
erson and a brother Of Mr.. Henry
Henderson OF this city. Mrs. Hender-
son is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph StanaIand OF Lynne and the
marriage of this couple unites two of
our best known families. Rev. and
Mrs. Henderson left in their car soon
after the wedding for their home in
Jacksonville where the groom is
pastor Of the Wodlawn Baptist
church
Farewell Party FOR Miss Sale
Saturday afternoon at the Green
Tree tea room, Mrs A. A Martinez
was hostess at two table bridge
party given IN honor of Miss Rush
abelle Sale, who will this year be a
student at Florida State College for
Women
After several interesting card
games dainty refreShment course
was served. Those enjoying this
social courtesy were Miss Rushabelle
Sale, Misses Louise Lipscomb, Isa-
bella Lowry, Elizabeth Nelson, Helen
Parkhill, Elizabeth Copp, Daisy Paul
and Sarah Honaker.-Tampa Times.
Miss Sale spent few days in Ocala
guest of her grandmother and her
aunt, enroute to Tallahassee. Her
numerous friends were delighted to
again have visit from her
! Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Novenger and
young son of Ocala are the house
guests of Mrs. Novenger's father, Mr.
F. r. Frimp. They expect to be here
several days.-Orlando Reporter Star
Miss Anita Groom Smith of Ocala
is spending few weeks in the city
with her sister, Mrs. W.T. Brinson.-
Madison Items in Times Union
Mr.. w. H. Clark our correspondent
from Lake Weir was visitor to Oca.
la during the week and paid this Of
fee call Mr.. Howard Clark accom-
panied his father nome Tuesday and
spent few days at the Lake with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. " A. Wilds have rent
ell the w. c. Jeffords home on Ockla
waha ave, and will take possession
the first OF October. Mr.. and Mrs
Jeffords, after a short visit here, vii