Interview with Lois Beville Cone 15
March 30, 1995


 had another friend who was Baptist. So, I would go to BYPU at the Baptist Church on
 Sunday afternoon with her.

0: And your family was Methodist? C: My family was Methodist. 0: Were both of your parents Methodist? Was there anything that you used to do at church that
 you remember?

C No, but I do remember two of my teachers from Sunday school when I was a young girl
 growing up, and one of them was Mrs. O'Neill, Clarence O'Neill's mother, and the other was
 Ms. Blocker. Those are the two that stand out. 0: Blocker, would that be B-l-o-c-k-e-r? C: Yes. Later they moved to Ocala and they had a furniture store in Ocala, but their mother,
 and Ms. O'Neill I remember.

0: Do you remember any social activities that the young people had at the church? C: Well yes, because I went to BYPU at the Baptist Church. O What kind of activities did they have?

C: Well, we would have a meeting and we would sing and sometimes they would have ice
 cream or just a little social time.

0: Where was the Baptist Church located at that time? C: It was located where, I think where the City Hall is. It was on University Avenue, on the
 corner.

0: Where City Hall is now. Probably their Rose Garden or the Entrance or something like that. C: Yes, in that area. 0: Do you remember when they moved to their present location? C: I do remember. Yes. 0: And did you attend BYPU there, too?

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