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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-26

had no spark plugs cleaned on the trip
md had no tire trouble whatever, they
report.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-26

Mr. and Mrs. ID. ID. Phelps have just
returned from q motor trip on whicf
they went 1888 miles. They drove
their new Special Six Stude baker Sc
dan and spent some time at Seaside
l}ellingham and also saw the sights
in Rainier National park. They used
76 gallons of gas on the trip, an aver
age Of POP miles to the gallon. They
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-26
around construction.

around construction.
Crooked River Highway
Prinecille- Post: Good dirt road.
Post Paulina; Fair. ~
Paulina- Burns: Fair, rough u
places. p
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-26

Ed Johnson, now with the Oregol
Motor Garage, will soon be with thf
TrombIey Motor Co. In his new posi-
ton, he will have charge Of the flool
and palts department.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-26

local representative of the Covey Mo
tor Co.
Frank Sullivan is now salesman
for the Trombley Motor Co,
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chased a very charming home in Or
tega, one of Jacksonvilles most popu-
lar suburbs, and will shortly move in.
to same. Their new home is located
near the Florida Country club. Mrs
Fitch was formerly Miss Sallie Camp,
of this city.
| Another Florida Beauty
Miss Gilmore Logan of Jacksonville
! has recently been chosen the most
beautiful girl in Florida ia the con-
test held by the Jacksonville Journal
She will be called Miss Florida" and
will represent us at the Atlantic City
beauty show She left Monday with
her mother for Atlantic City. She
will be a credit to our fair state and
II is believed by many that she will
be acclaimed by the judges there the
most beautiful girl in the United
States. Besides getting the trip She
was beautifully fitted out by the me.-
chants Of Jacksonville
Messrs William Charles and Will
liam Moore Of Tampa were in the city
during the past week having come to
spend their Labor Day vacation
I Frank Harris, Jr., left last Sunday
for Jacksonville where he was the
over night guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Charles Lloyd. Monday night he left
/ for Detroit where he was called as
witness before the United States
court. Before returning home he will
go to Chicago to visit with his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis A. Shepherd
Mrs D. w. Tompkins has gone to
Atlanta where she will spend the
next few weeks the guest of friends.
Miss Dixie Roberts spent a few
days in Orlando the guest Of her
friend, Miss Laura Robinson.
T. D. Bryan, Jr.. is in Gainesville
the guest of his grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs S. F. Wauts.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Wilson and
SON, Walker AID Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Gerig formed a congenial party who
mocored over to Daytona Beach to
spend Labor Day. They left Saturday
afternoon and returned on Tuesday.
Dr.. A. L. Izlar motored to Ocala
from his home in Clearmont and spent
Sunday in Ocala with his son L. T.
Izlar and with his former friends.
Ocala friends OF Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Pasteur have learned with much
pleasure of the birth Of their SON
that was born to them last week at
their home in the Magic City.
Rev. and Mrs. J. j. Neighbour and
daughter who have spent the past few
months in the North have returned
home. They are at present at their
cottage home at the lake where they
will stay until Rev Neighbour fully
RECEIVERS his strength after his recent
severe illness.
Mr.. w. J. F. Sage of Tampa spent
few days in Ocala during the week
with his brother, Mr.. c. X. Sage and
his family at their home on Second
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Stripping who
have been enjoying the past month
in the mountains of North Carolina
have returned home and report very
pleasant vacation
Mr.. Ross Chambers who was called
to Ocala last week on account OF the
death of his brother George Chambers
has returned to his home in Macon.
While here he was the guest of his
mother, Mrs. Mary Green Chambers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Bryant and
children have gone to Waynesville,
North Carolina. where they viii spend
the next month.
Rev. c. F. Benjamin arrived in
Ocala Saturday and mas joined his
wife ar the home Of her aunt. Mrs.
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chased a very charming home in Or
tega, one Of Jacksonyilles most popu-
lar suburbs, and will shortly move in
to same Their new home is located
near the Florida Country club Mrs.
Fitch was formerly Miss Sallie Camp,
of this city.
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MCClymOnds. Rev. Benjamin will oc
cupy the Baptist pulpit during Rev
Collins vacation which he is spending
at Daytona Beach.
Miss Frances Dittmer to Wed
Ocala friends of Miss Mary Frances
Polly Dittmer have received cards
announcing her engagement to Mr.
Frank Cyril Cooper, the date of their
marriage not yet announced.
Miss Dittmar is the only daughter
of the late George F. Dittmer and Mrs.
Dittmer and for a number OF years
lived in Ocala and her former friends
here will learn with pleasurable in
terest of her engagement.
For the past few years Mrs. Dittmer
and family have made their home at
Brookline. Mass, and are now resid-
ing at Brocton, Mass.
Miss Mabel Mefert who has spent
the summer in one OF the girls camps
in Vermont and who has been the
guest of Mrs. c. c. Maynard in Wood
stock, Vermont, has returned home
Mrs. Leroy Cappleman and her
pretty little daughter, Betty, after a
few weeks visit in Ocala with Mr.. and
Mrs. D. B. Cappleman have returned
to their home in Miami
Mr. Max IsraeIsoa who has spent
the past three weeks in New York on
a purchasing trip has returned home
He bought many pretty goods for
Franks that will soon be on display
at this popular dry goods establish
ment While in New York he was the
guest of his brother-in-law, Mr.. Marcus
Frank
Mr. AMI Mrs. Leverett F'utch and
son, Simmons, and MIR. and Mrs. Raj
ford Simmons who have been enjoy
ing stay of some length at Daytona
Beach where they had cottage for
the summer are again at home to the
delight of their many friends.
Mrs. w. L. Colbert and two child
rem after month spent very
pleasantly with relatives in Miami are
again at home
Miss Ruth Warner has gone to
Michigan where she will attend col
lege this coming winter. She will be
greatly missed by her many OcaIa
friends. She will spend a short while
with her sister before entering col
iege.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lloyd, formerly
Of this city, who for several years
have been residing at 1884 Herchel
street in Jacksonville, will shortly
move into their beautiful new home on
Powell Place in that city. Until their
home is finished Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
are the guests Of Jacksonville friends.
Mrs. Fl. B. Potter and SON, Martin,
who have been visiting Mrs. Potter's
mother, Mrs. r. [. Martin, for the
past two weeks, returned to their
home in Jacksonville. They came and
returned via Sanford and Daytona.
Friends are delighted to learn that
the infanr child of City Manager and
Mrs. J. r. Brumby is very much i'm
provd.
Mr.. D. W. Taylor was a business
visitor to Jacksonville during the
week
Mr.. Earl Gregory spent his Labor
day holiday very pleasantly in Jack
sonville and Pablo Beach.
Mrs. Ford Rogers has returned
home after very pleasant visit OF
some length with friends in South
Florida
Mrs. Richard S. Hall, Mrs. r. s.
Hail. Jr., Harrington and Robert Hall
and Mrs. Wade Dumas of Ocala, ar.
rived in Miami Friday and have taken
apartments at the Royal Apartments,
Miami Beach, and VIII spend TWO
weeks here. Mr. Dumas will join
thec next week. Tasy cane By auto
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MCClymonds. Rev. Benjamin will oc-
cupy the Baptist pulpit during Rev.
Collins vacation which he is spending
at Daytona Beach
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mobile from Ocala over the Kissim
NEE and Melbourne route Mama
Herald.
The Ocala friends Of Mr. AMI Mr.
W D. Shepherd and little daughter.
Mary. who have made Ocala their
home for the past year aud heif.
will be sorry to learn that they ex
pect to leave Ocala soon 70 reside
elsewhere
Editor and Mrs Frank Harris whs
have been spending the past monfh
in HendersonvilIe at the Cedars. rs
turned home Tuesday afternoon The
friends of Editor Harris will BE- -
lighted to know that the mOuntala
air was very beneficial % him and
that he is much improved in health
Mrs Annie Atkins ami daughter
Miss Mabel Atkins. who have been
visiting relatives in oklahoma aiso
went to Colorado where they were the
guests OF Mrs. Van Hood AMI Miss
Margaret Porter.
Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Swartz ani son.
George Swartz. OF Tidewater spent
few days during the week n Tampa
Maud Gary returned home TUESDAY
afternoon from Hendersonville where
she has been for some time Ter
mother remained for some time long
er with her other daughter Frances
who is still ILL.,
Mrs. W. D. Morton formerly Miss
Lizzie Mente) OF Waycross Is sDend
ing some time in Jacksonville wlth
relatives.
Messrs. W. D. Stark. division Das
senger agent OF the Coast Line an1
A. Rice King. Florida passenger agsaf
Of the N c. and ST. Louis were visi
tors in Ocala during the week
Mrs. Frank Wetherbee and daugh.
ter. Miss Elizabeth wstherbss after
a few days visit in Ocala with mrs.
IS. r. WheIay and Miss Olive Whalsv
have returned to their new home ia
Leesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Woods of Evins.
ION and Ocala have gone % Fart
Lauderdale where Mr. Woods has A..
cepted a position. They wlll maka
that city their future home rhelr
Ocala friends will. greatly miss thsD.
but wish for them much good luck n
their new home.
Misses Sidney Cullen and Edith -
wards who have been spending ~
summer months az camp az Caps Cod.
Mass. have returned home.
Mrs. Mamie Fox. who waa calle.f
to ST. Petersburg on account 81 tha
illness Of her son. Mr. Charlie Fox as
returned home. She left her soa naeb
improved.
Miss White Dickers0n after a
very pheasant visit in Ocaia Win 49,
sister. Mrs. Sid whaley has rsturusa
to her home In Madison.
sss
Col. and Mrs. Hampton ~ FordTca.
Ark, after a very pleasant two weeksf
stay in Ocala with their danwhfer.
Mrs. Allison Wartmann a. her homs
on Fort King. have rsturned - lhalf
home. They were Accompanies 81
their daughter and her chlidren ana
niece who will spend some tims as
their guests.
Mr.. G. c. Bennett. who has eeen an.
joying visit In ths mounlaina ~
North CarOloina. has returned aoma
While away he vas also the xuest -
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baekman sesla
al their home in soafh Carollaa
Mr.. Floyd Coleman. wa las saea
spending his sumner vacatIsa = A.
eadia with his parents Res and nfa
W. H. Coleman. Is noW - 0eaIa e.
short vislg with Mr al Nfs BF
Borden before he refnFns Is Ne
York. where he 4 stufl,nw nase go
making a wonderful sae1ass 80 haa
r-~fou.ton
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Mrs. S. T. Sistrunk, who had expect
ed TO Join her sister. Mrs. Alfred
Beck last week in Jacksonville and go
With her 20 Tennessee was detained
az home but will join her a little
later.
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lookiag af-er her farm which is locat-
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ran.s. Mr and Nrs =. ". Tcoxlar.
sss
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some time, expect 20 spend the winter
n Ocala. 20 be near her mother. hrs.
kobert Marsh ana her other relatives.
Mt and Mrs. CharleS y. Cullen ana
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The First Baptist Churcsh in Dun
nellon vas the scene u an impress
site ceremony Saturday afternoon.
sept 3 whea Miss Iris Knight. Of
thai ciiy vas united ia marriage
% NJ q Gray Roane. og Baltimore
NJ Res r. O'Bryant performed
the nuptlals
a profusion % golden rod vas
usea with greenery IN making the
ehurch lovely setting for such an
etent The altar was banked with
kolden rod aud potted plants OF var.
ious kiads. palms being predominant.
TIE bride vas attired In a travelling
eut of navy blue. which was trimmed
~th handsome moleskin. With this
aae @oFe a hat OF dark blue velvet
end ether accessories Co match. A
hfiae's coFsage 0f roses and lilies Of
the valley vas worn with charming
amect
Mss Louise Grambles. OF Dunnel-
''n. ~ho vas the maid OF honor. wore
becoming model OF black canton
crepe. which was completed with a
p'cture hat OF black. Miss Grumbies
carried . bouquet OF white Killarney
roses
Mrs. koane Is the daughter OF Mr..
aaa Mrs Walter Nelson Knight and
y oae of Dunnellon's most attractive
Young women. She Is also widely
kaown IA Tampa aud her many friends
~ this section are extending best
wishes Tor future happiness.
NJ. and Mrs. Roane left immediate
y following the ceremony for a ten
days trap 20 Richmond. Va. and other
points adjacent. They will then go
% Baltimore % make their home.
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The Ocala friends Of Mr. AMI Mr.
". D. Shepherd and little daughter.
Mary. who have made Ocala their
home for the past year aud a hsif
will be sorry to learn that they sE
pect to leave Ocala soon 70 reside
elsewhere.
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mobile from Ocala over the Kissim
NEE and Melbourne route Mama
Herald.
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- o Mrs Aielaile Du~an..
! ~.ls ~ 5 & (Cin Durant
3a.e manufacturer AMI once a
.ng f'fai They expect to sail for
80 Sep embe- Is on the Majestic
5a fasr honeymoon.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-08

Miss Marie Matthews, of Ocala, i;
the attractive house guest of her broth
er-in-law and siste., Mr.. and Mrs
Grady Matthews, for several weeks
visit. it..-Jacksonyille Journal.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-08

Rev. C. F. Benjamin arrived in
ocala Saturday and mas joined his
wife az the home OF her aunt. Mrs.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-08

Editor and Mrs. Frank Harris. uhs
have been spending the past monfh
in HendersonvilIe at the Cedars. rs
turned home Tuesday afternoon. rhe
friends of Editor Harris will BE- o.
lighted to know that the mountain
air was very beneficial % him and
that he is much improved ia health
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san Francisco. Cal. Sept. 2.-Ed.
ward V. Rlckenbacker. former auto
mobile racer and American overseas
aviator. announced here today he
would be married in New York. Sep
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-08

Robert A. Burford. Jr., Of Birming-
ham was a visitor to Ocala during
the week and while here was the
guest OF his parents.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Fitch. who have
been making Jacksonville their home
S3r the pas. year, have recently pur-
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-08

Sundays Times Union contained
picture Of Mrs. Lester A. Weekly of
this city, recent bride who before
her marriage she was Miss Pearle
Josie Strickland of Starke.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-08

Rev. and Mrs. j. r. Cunningham.
whose marriage at Montreal on Thurs
day evening was brilliant event. are
spending few days at the Battery
Park before going to Grenada, Miss.
where the groom is pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church.-Asheyille Citi-
zen.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-08

Mrs Annie Atkins ami daughter
Miss Mabel Atkins. who have been
visiting relatives in oklahoma siso
went to Colorado where they were the
guests OF Mrs Van Hood AMI Miss
Margaret Porter.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-08

After a weeks delightful stay in
Paris Mrs. Clarence Camp and Miss
Nina Camp. of this city left there
recently for a tour OF Spain.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Bryant and
children have gone to Waynesville,
North Carolina. where they will spend
the next month.
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,ir. e4r1 lane Min,y Who for some
we So. 4 popular re.ijea. OF Oeala.
bgt g39 s nov making ber nome ia
Tampa Is spending shor. while
tsra ull lrienis and while here IS
.ookiag af-er her farm which is locat-
"a near The city
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Mrs. II. A. Ford and Miss Emily
have gone to Macon TO
spend some time with Mrs. Ford's
daughter. Mrs Ralph Birdsey.
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Mr.. c. c. Bennett. who has been e.
joying a visit In ths mountalna ~
North carolOina. has returned aama
While away he vas also the xaest -
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Baekman ssFla
at their home in soath Carolina
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-08

Miss Rosebud Robinson, OF Jack
sonyille formerly of this city, after a
stay Of several weeks at Breyard. n
c., is now the guest Of Mrs. H. w
Estes (Eugenia Fuller in Greenville
s C. Miss Fannie Robinson, who was
also at Brevard, has returned to Jack
sonyille and Mrs M. E. Robinson, who
was visiting in Savannah while her
daughters were at Breyard, has also
returned home.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-08

Miami Beach Woman Returns From
Europe; Writes interestingly of
The Places Visited
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Mr.. Floyd Coleman. va aas eeea
spending his sumner vacatloa = A.
eadia with his parents. Res and nfa
w. H. Coleman. Is noW u 01aia e.
short visfE with Mr. al Nfs b ~
Borden before he refnfns IS Na
York. where be i stusxinw uaaa go
making wonderful saecese ~ ha
profession.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Milby Lloyd and two
sons left Wednesday for Virginia
where they will spend the next few
weeks with relatives.
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Mrs. Richard S. Hall, Mrs. r. s.
Hail. Jr., Harrington and Robert Hall
and Mrs. Wade Dumas of Ocala, ar
rived in Miami Friday and have taken
apartments at the Royal Apartments,
Miami Beach, and VIII spend 5wo
weeks here. Nj Dumas will join
them next wee,S. Tnsy came By auto
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-08

Mr.. w. ]. F. Sage of Tampa spent
few days in Ocala during the week
with his brother. Mr. c. X. Sage and
his family at their home on Second
street.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-08

Mrs. w. D. Morton formerly Miss
Lizzie Mente) Of Waycross is spend
ing some time in Jacksonville wlth
relatives.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Swartz ani son.
George Swartz. OF Tidewater spent e
few days during the week n Tampa
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-08

Mrs. Frank Wetherbee and laugh.
ter. Miss Elizabeth Wetherbee after
a few days visit In Ocala with Mr..
s. r. Whelay and Miss Olive WhalsY
have returned to their new home ia
Leesburg
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-08

Mrs. Ford Rogers has returned
home after a very pleasant visit OF
some length with friends in South
Florida.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Woods of Evins.
ION and Ocala have gone % Fart
Lauderdale where Mr. Woods has a..
cepted a position They wlli maka
that city their future home rhelr
Ocala friends will greatly miss thsB.
but wish for them much good luck IN
their new home.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Stripping who
have been enjoying the past month
in the mountains of North Carolina
have returned home and report very
pleasant vacation.
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Messrs. W D Stark. division pa
senger agent OF the Coast Line an1
A. Rice King. Florida passenger agsaf
Of the N. c. and ST Louis were sisl
tors in Ocala during the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
MINISTER
IN DEDICATION SERVICE

Especial 10 Tn" Times Dispatch
WINCH ESTER. VA. Nov. 5-The
Rev. Or. !. -. clair Neal. OF Balti-
moro. l. I" preach the sermon on
tho "cca sion tho r"dcd!cati"n OF
Market Street Methodist Episcopal
church here the latter par, Of No.
Nembcr. Tn. church building has
und"rrou" Important improvements
aud alterations during the last sum
MGR. Til" local congregation Is the
largest of that branch OF Mc;hodism
in virginia. DR. Neal, who is tho
oldest active minister Of the Balti-
more conferences. is native IF this
city. and preached his nr=t sermon
as licensed minister at Greenwood.
near here. WIN the exception OF a
year and 4 half on the old Hancock
cMd) circuit, all his ministry has
been in baltimore. where h. nov IL
executive secretary az tho Method
list EpiSc"pal City Mission. aud tn.
church Extension society n. viii
be the guest of his cousin. John
S!oat. banker, while here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-06
TO AID IN ERECTION Of
ST. PAUL S At j. OF VA.
Included in Fund to Be Raised
by Episcopal Church
of L. s.

t?wa=ds of 80 500 900 Will no spent
by The Episcopal Church on educa :
tonal projects during The next three
years. according to plans which ar.
announced In connection with tho
every member canvass of the mem
hershir OF tho church on November
2s
The tricnnial budget. which was
adopted by N" recent general con-
vention al Portland. ore provinces.
Tor an expenditure Of Si..sn0. 900 on
missionary. educational and social
work T." which the church already is
committed. Z" this bulge, the CON
Nentiun added forward pp~sSram
involving an additional expenditure
OF ss.iuo.0o0, Of which over $1,000
400 Will /" spent on designated rdu-
cati"nai projects In th!s country
Included ia this amount IL an item
~ S5o,hor toward the erection Of
81. rauls Memorial church At the
University az Virginia. $4,000 for
a new building at the Blue Ridge
Industrial school In Green" County.
and s25noo for scholarships In the
nv" schools III the diocesan system
Of church schools. These amounts are
Included IN the list Of prlcritics Of
:hc church and ar" separate and dis
tinct from the amount to he raised
within the Diocese Of Virginia FOR
It's own diocesan budget.