The Ocala banner., 1922-06-02
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Musical
Under the able instruction Of Mrs.
Brown G.. Cole the music in the Ocala
High school has made very rapid i'm
provement. She is a most able in
'structor in not only the piano bu,
along other lines of music. This is
her second year as teacher in the
school and the marked Improvement
was greatly noticed by her pupils on
Friday night when they gave their
annual concert This concert took
place at the Woman's Club, which had
been decorated in the class colors
and large crowd of the relatives
and the friends were present to en-
poy their program.
The program consisted of piano.
cornet, vocal and violin solos by
different members of the class and
each number was heartily applauded.
The second part Of the program, a
very interesting musical sketch en-
titled "The Village Black Smith," was
given by a portion of the class. This
proved to be one of the most enjoy
able numbers on the program, each
sone doing his part excellently.
These annual musicals are now to
ibe looked forward to each year by
the many patrons of the school.
Mr.. Jene Jones to Wed
Many friends in Ocala of Mr.. Jene
Jones will learn with great deal
of interest that he will be married
on the seventh day of June to Miss
Dorothy Pettys. of Sheffield, Alabama.
The wedding will take place at the
home of an aunt of the bride, and will
be attended by friends and relatives
of the bride and groom. After the
wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will take
a wedding trip and for the present
they will make their home in Barlow
where the groom will be in business
with his father
Mr.. Jones is very popular in Ocala,
during the last basket ball season he
was the splendid coach for the girls
and he made them one OF the best
teams in the state He has been
student of the U. of F. for number
of years and is quite popular with a
large number. of the young set and
they will all be delighted to learn Of
the approaching marriage.
Successful Supper
The supper given by the Business
and Professional Womens Club last
Friday night was "a decided success,
both socially and financially. The
supper began at six and was to have
lasted until eight but before that
time most of their good food had been
sold The club rooms were beautiful
ly decorated for his occasion. The
members of the graduation class sarv-
ed the meal and they all looked de-
cidedly fetching in their caps and
aprons.
A very delicious Marion Made Sup
per" was served. This was the first
affair of this kind that this club has
had and it is hoped by all who were
present that it will not be the last.
They realized over $50 dollars. Vari-
Gus members of the club assisted
in various ways to make it
success. During the evening very
lovely musical program was given
which added greatly.
Tonight at the Temple Theater
the High school class viii give
their annual play, entitled Nothing
But The Truth" The cast has been
chosen with much care and no doubt
these young acotrs will be greeted By
large audience On Sunday morning
the commencement sermon will be
preached at the Temple, and on Mon
day night the graduation exercises
Will take place. The class is very
large one this year ana their friends
and the patrons of the school are
looking forward with much pleasure
TO this entertainment
Misses Caroline White and Lyndai
Mathews, who have been attending
college this year at Macon have re-
turned home and will spend the vaca-
uon with their parents.
Mrs. Coody took charge of the Arms
boarding house on the first day of
June. and will run this popular place
curing the absence of Mrs. Arms,
VINO expects to take well earned
rest going to the mountains of North
Nsfoiina for the summer months.
mrs Coody has had quite a bit of ex.
pe'ience in this line of business.
mrs. w r Tavlor oud MrS T.aNiar