The Ocala banner., 1922-07-21
engagement Of Interest Announced

The recent public announcement of
the engagement and approaching wed
ding of Mr.. Hansel DeVane Leaven-
good and Miss Mildred Price, OF Casey.
Illinois, is the cause of the greatest
interest to many in this city where
the groom to be was born and raised
The announcement was made one day
last week at very pretty party given
by the bride at her home. The en-
gagement of this couple has been an
open secret for some time, but the
date was not known to only a few
close friends.
The future bride has many friends
who will be delighted to know that
Ocala is to be her future home. She
taught English in the Ocala public
school year before last and by her
very sweet manner soon won the
hearts of all of her pupils, the faculty
and many of the patrons She was also
very popular with a large circle of
the younger society set.
Mr.. Leayengoods is one of the citys
leading young busiess men. He was
born in this city and by his close
attention to business has made
splendid success. Though quite young
he is the vice-president of the Ocala
Star Publishing Company He is in
every way a splendid young man and
his scores of friends are congratu-
lating him upon the approaching mar
riage.
The wedding of this young couple
will take place at the home of Miss
Price some time early in the month
of September
When. they return to Ocala they will
be at home to their friends at the
home OF Miss Frances Tarver where
Mr.. Leavengood has taken an apart
ment and is having it furnished for
his bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Frazure (Miss
Marion Turner) returned Wednesday
night from Ocala, where they have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ
Frazure. who are spending the sum
mer there. Mr., and Mrs. Tom Frazure
were married in West Palm Beach
July miami Metropolis. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Frazure and their son
and daughter are spending some time
In ocala and have apartments at the
home of Mr.. John Dozier.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. E. Carr (Alice
'Carlisle) are now making their home
In New York city, and write to friends
that they are pleasantly located and
like their home very much.
Mrs. Hardin Hinton and her two
children have moved to Ocala from
Summerfield and have taken the house
on Watula street recently vacated
by Mrs. James Nicholas.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Frazure and
their son and daughter spent Tues
day at Salt Springs. Mr.. Frazure who
mas not been in such good health has
brought his family here some weeks
ago from Miami in order that he
could secure the water from Salt
Springs to drink.
mrs. E. H. Martin and small SON,
henry have returned home from Indian
Rocks where they spent a couple of
weeks with their parents, Mr.. and
mrs. J. w. Gordon. Mrs. Martin and
son expect to leave shortly for Bre-
sard, North Carolina, where they will
spend the balance of the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bryant and their
TWO children spent the week end at
tneir summer cottage at Lake Weir
Iney have recently purchased one of
tne Z. E. Converse cottage and are
having it remodeled.
The members of the girl scouts are
expecting to spend this coming week
camping at Lake Weir. They will be at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. T.
1arys and Mrs. Gary. will go down
with them.
After visit with her daughter,
mrs, w. H. Ezell. Mrs. G. F. Gamble
mas gone to Ocala for visit with
son there.-Times-U Union.
Mr.. w. H. Livingston, Jr.. after
ieW days spent in Ocala the guest
OF his friend Mr.. T. II. Harris has
returned to his home in Jackson
vile.
AIRS. Harry Borland left this week
Tor Brevard, North Carolina, where
she will spend the balance of the sum-
mer months.