The Ocala banner., 1922-07-07
Kennedy y-PiIlans

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A wedding of much interest to many
in Ocala and throughout the county
took place Sunday afternoon at Moss
Bluff. Miss Dixie Pillans of Electra
became the bride of Mr.. H. A. Kenne-
dy of !ROdman. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. w. F. Creson of
this city, in the presence of relatives
and friends. Miss Pillans, when a
young girl, attended the Ocala High
School and recently she made her
home in Ocala with her brother Mr.
Louis H. Pillans. For some time she
was with the Specially Shop, later be-
ing with Pillans & Smiht's wholesale
grocery house. She resigned this po-
sition to accept a position with the
Rodman Lumber Company, and it was
here that she met Mr. Kennedy; the
friendship soon ripened into love and
the wedding of Sunday was the climax
to the romance,
Mrs. Kennedy is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs J. c.. PillanS Of Electra
She is very accomplished young girl
and has a number of friends who will
learn with interest of her recent mar
riage. Mr.. Kennedy holds response
BILE position with the Rodman Lumber
Company. After a short wedding trip
they will make their home at Rod
man.
Little Girls Honored
Monday afternoon little Miss Vir-
ginia Kreger. who is now in Ocala
spending some time with her grand
mother, Mrs. Lulu Standley, was the
honor guest at a very enjoyable pic
mic party given at Silver Springs
This party was given by little Virginia
Carmichael, and half dozen of her
! special friends besides the honor guest
were present to enjoy it. They made
the tripto the springs in autos. Upon
arriving all kinds of games were play
ed under the spreading oaks; later
swim ands water sports were INDUCED
in. After this mode of enjoyment was
over a picnic supper was served un-
der the oaks and this brought to a
close a very happy afternoon.
The next afternoon Margaret, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Chace,
entertained with picnic at \the
springs to compliment her guest, Maui
rine Gober, of Lakeland After the
return trip was made the little folks
went to the Temple theater, where
they witnessed the pretty pictures
These two parties given in honor of
two former popular little Ocala girls
gave much pleasure to quite a few of
the future bellies and beaux of the city
Mrs. J. B. Horrel and little son,
Jack have gone to Hendersonville, n
c., where they will remain until fall
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Jackson and their
daughter. Mrs. Peter Macintosh and
her small son, Ken, are in the city
daughters, Mrs Richard Stroud and
Miss Margaret Jackson. Their many
Ocala friends are delighted to welcome
them back to their former home, where
for so long a time they were such
popular residents
Mrs. Charles Kiplinger, who expect
ed to leave this week for the north,
will be detained for two weeks on ac-
count of the remodeling of her home
on N w. First street AS her plans
are now. she will leave July Is, to
join her husband, Dr. Kiplinger, who
is in Ocala developing his land. They
will go to the Catskill mountains and
Halifax, Nova Scotia, and plan to visit
Mrs. Kiplinger's childhood home, ST.
Johns, Newfoundland-M Metro
polls.
Dr. and Mrs. Lisk, of Fort Mccoy,
spent the first of the week here as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. p F. Hudson
They were en- route to ST Augustine
l-Palatka News.
Mr.. R. A. Burford spent a w\days
this week in Troy, Alabama, having
gone at this time to bid farewell to
his sister, Mrs. Bashinski and her
daughter, Mary Elizybeth, who are
leaving shortly for a fifteen months
stay in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Buckley, host
and hostess of the Gardinia at Fruit