The Ocala banner., 1922-07-21

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Charles Standley and two children
spent Saturday at Lake Weir enjoy
ing family picnic. They were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Clark at
their home ON the lake The day was
spent fishing and bathing and at noon
a lunch was spread
Engagement Of Miss Inez Neville
And Mr.. Robert Rogers Announced
The engagement of Miss Inez
Neville and Mr.. Robert Rogers, both
of Dunnellon, was announced this
week at pretty party given in Dun
Mellon by the sister-in-law of Miss
Neville. The engagement was an
nounced in most clever manner
and the dainty bride to be was show
cred with best wishes. Miss Neville
is we'll known in Ocala and is quite
popular with a large number of the
society set. She is a very sweet and
lovely young girl. The only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Neville, who
are among the most prominent citi-
zens of Dunnellon Sheis a pretty
brunette and numbers her friends by
those who know her
Mr.. Rogers is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Rogers of this city and
a grandson of Col Robert F. Rogers,
who is Ocala's popular post master.
For the past number of years he has
been connected with one of the banks
of Dnnellon and has won for him.
self many friends by his close atten-
ton TO business. His Ocala friends
are showering him with congratula-
tions and best wishes.
The marriage of this couple will
be large event taking place some
time in the very near future.
Mrs. Lewis A. Shepard, who left
Jacksonville on last Friday for her
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her parents in this city had the ex-
perience of being in wreck, which
her friends are delighted to know was
not at all serious one Near. At
lanta the train she was on ran into
watermelon train, and completely
demolished a number of cars She
waS On tba 0hcaryo+;or ouI ~~r,, eor4
slight jolt, but she says that the
dishes were broken on the diner and
some of the passengers were badly
shaken up
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles -.andley and
their two children and nurse expect
to leave the early part of next week
for their home in Dawson, Ca, after
a pleasant visit in Ocala with Mr.
Standley's mother This was his
| first visit home in some time and
his friends were pleased to see him
and meet his wife During his visit
home he had the pleasure to be
with his entire family the first time
in many years.
Mr.. D. E. McIver leaves this after
noon for Sumac, where he will spend
a short while with his daughter, Mrs.
W. j. Frink.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Harriss left in
their car last Saturday for the noun
tains of North Carolina where they
will spend some time They are now
very pleasantly located in Asheville
Before returning they will visit other
places of interest in the mountains
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Fir. Harvey. Clark went to Jack
sonyiile on Thursday for short busi-
ness trip. While there he will be
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Lloyd
Mrs. j. H. Spencer ad Miss Laureen
Spencer have gone to South Carolina
| for visit to relatives. During their
absence, Miss Louise Spencer viii
take her sisters place in the Office of
Spencer and Pedrick's garage.
Edward Morgan and Robert Bechtel
heimer and family of Ocala are spend
ing the week end in Tampa Sunday
Tribune.
Mrs. Norton Davis and son, Frank
Bennett left this week for Jackson
willie where they were joined by Mrs.
Davis sister, Mrs E. F. Fitch and