The Ocala banner., 1922-07-28

son, before returning to her home in
Atlanta. Mrs. Orr was accompanied
to Palatka by Miss Annie Howell, who
is spending a few days here with her
cousins, Miss Louise and Hariette
Hudson-Palatka Items in Times
Union.
Mrs. w. H. Cheney, of Orlando.
spent Wednesday in Ocala the guest
of Mrs H. C. Dozier.
Last Saturdays issue Of the Sa-
yannah press contained the pictures OF
five pretty girls of the sub-debutant
set, among these pictures was that
of Mary Birdsey, tn edaughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Birdsey, so well
known to all in this city. The girls
of this set are being very lavishly en-
tertained during the vacation season.
At present they are attending a house
party at Tybee.
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Dainty little Virginia Burford, OF
Birmingham. who is spending some
time in Ocala with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Burford, was the
honor guest at motion picture party
on Tuesday afternoon. given her by
her aunt, Miss Agues Burford. The
little folks met the honor guest at
the Temple and they enjoyed the pro-
gram, which was an unusually good
one for the little folks as it consisted
of couple of funnies, After the pic
tures, accompanied by Miss Agnes
Burford, the crowd were driven to the
ice cream parlor where cream and
cake was enjoyed, and later an auto
ride was taken ali over the city, then
the guests were taken to their homes
after having had a most delightful
afternoon with the hostess and honor
guest.
Mr.. r. A. Burford, Jr., arrived on
Tuesday from his home in Birming-
ham and is business visitor in the
city. While here he is the guest OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Bur
ford at their hmoe on Fort King.
Rev. and Mrs. Harrison Black and
pretty little daughter, Amelia Lee.
have returned to their home in Olds-
mar, after a delightful visit in OcaIa
with Mrs. Blacks parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W@Martin.
The Womans Club is doing all II
can in the Identification of Ocaia, and
its members need no stimulating but
in order to stimulate efforts in others
in the "make-the-city-beautiful" move
Enent we print the following from tlfe
COvington tGa.) News:
Do you owe your city anything? II
you do, pay it. You may have paid
your taxes. your house rent, your
water bills and your church assess
ments. and in doing so you may think
you have hquidated all claims there
are against you; but there are others
that need your attention. Is your
city thrifty? Are the streets clean.
well paved and well lighted? Is there
systematic effort to make your city
Beautifully What about your park
and its shrubbery? Are your houses
neatly painted, the lawns well-kept.
the alleys free from uttel and refuse.
and are the people coHtented and
happy? If they are not. and the sur
roundigs are not as clean and beau
tiful as they should be. your debt to
your, city has not been paid. for you
have neglected to raise your voice
for a better and a higher standard
of municipal economy. Think, 1t over,
We all owe it to ourselves and our
city to make our environment as beau
tiful and sanitary as possible, not
only for our own good but for the
benefit Of the city in which we live
and raise our families"
Mr.. Young. Of Plant City. AFTER a
few days spent in Ocala during the
week has returned to his home.
Mrs. r. s. Rogers, who has made
Ocala her home for some time has
gone to Chicago. her former home.
whore in the future she win reside.