Take County's Brightest Spot and Spring Film Lineup
Continuous showings daily 3 11 with price 35c adults 10c children except Saturday. See Jean Harlow and Robert Taylor in Personal Property and Mickey Mouse in The WED THURS. Also Sea Devils with Victor McLaglen Ida Lupino and Preston Foster. Friday April 9 features Penrod and Sam and daily shorts with Billy Mauch Frank Craven Spring Byington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUN
Mon
Bob
Jean
Adventuress
Jean Harlow
Robert Taylor
Eee
Mickey Mouse
The
Coast Patrol
Victor McLaglen
Preston Foster
Ida Lupino
SEA Devils
Booth Tarkington
Penrod
Sam
Billy Mauch
Anthony Adverse
Frank Craven
Spring Byington
Social M E Ladies Aid Meeting at Sylvan Shores
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church meets Friday at 2 30 p m at Mrs James Simpson home Sylvan Shores with Mrs Jensen presiding The P T A will meet Tuesday April 6 at 3 30 p m at the Community Building The program Around the World with Music will be led by Miss Pemberton and the Sixth grade Everyone is invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
James Simpson
Sylvan Shores
Jensen
Parent-Teacher Association
Daniels Host Farewell Card Party at Titers Street
Mr and Mrs J E Daniels hosted a Friday evening four table five hundred party at their Titers Street home. It served as a seasonal goodbye before the couple depart this week for Middletown Connecticut Their hosts intend to reside there for the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Daniels
Titers Street
Mrs. Daniels
Middletown
Conn
Mount Kisco Guests Entertained at Lakeside Inn Luncheon
Mrs. Walter E. Osborne of Mount Kisco New York hosted a luncheon at Lakeside Inn for visiting Mount Kisco friends now in Mount Dora. Guests included Miss Evelyn J. Brown Miss Annie R. Reynolds Mrs. Harry T. Mathews Miss Florence M. Davis and Mrs. Gerome Fertis of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Kisco
Walter E. Osborne
N. Y
Lakeside Inn
Mount Dora
Evelyn J. Brown
Annie R. Reynolds
Harry T. Mathews
Florence M. Davis
Gerome Fertis
Philadelphia
Lakeside N
Bowling Club Picnic At Santando Springs
Thirty ladies and gentlemen from the Mount Dora Lawn Bow Club attended the annual picnic at Santando Springs. The day was perfect with some enjoying the bathing and others exploring the bean grounds near the remains of an early sugar plantation. At noon the ladies served a sumptuous lunch.
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Mount Dora
Dr Lathams Birthday Celebrated At Home
Mrs J R Latham hosted a dinner for the 82nd birthday of Dr Latham on Wednesday March 24 at their home. Guests included Rev and Mrs Fred Forward of Forest City Mr and Mrs E Williams and Madam Williams. Dr Latham received forty six cards from five states. After prayer meeting Rev and Mrs F W Overhiser Rev and Mrs Neslie V Underwood and children stopped by to offer birthday wishes.
Dance Hosts Miss Mildred Bartlett and Ruth Beerbower
Miss Mildred Bartlett and Ruth Beerbower hosted a delightful Friday evening dance at Tangerine town hall. Guests included Gere London Eleanor Minkley Norma London Shirley Coen Carowin Hall Doris Chamberlain Martha Fenn Virginia Beerbower Ellen Schrup Bayard Roberts Jr Bobby Wells Curtis Minkley LaMar Silver Stuart Sadler J M Green Blair Kramer Stephen Harvey Bud Wingler Bruggs Kennedy Julian Drawdy Tommy Shipes Richard Shipes Jr L C Green and Lee French Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Bartlett
Ruth Beerbower
Tangerine
Town Hall
Gere London
Eleanor Minkley
Norma
London
Shirley Coen
Carowin Hall
Doris Chamberlain
Martha. Fenn
Virginia Beerbower
Ellen
Schrup
Bayard Roberts Jr
Bobby Wells
Curtis Minkley
LaMar Silver
Stuart Sadler
J. M. Green
Blair Kramer
Stephen Harvey
Bud Wingler
Bruggs Kennedy
Mrs Alvord and Palmer Host Afternoon Tea
Mrs. John J. Alvord and Mrs. G. Arthur Palmer entertained many friends Tuesday from four to six at their Ninth avenue home. Rooms were decorated with garden flowers and guests wore corsages and floral bouquets. Mrs. Lashar Quixley Zell Hubbard poured tea with several others assisting in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John.j. Alvord
G. Arthur Palmer
Ninth Avenue
West
Thomas Lashar
A. C. Quixley
George L. Zell
Frank Hubbard
Stillman Mrs Carl Bloom and Miss Margaret Simpson
Mrs Bloom and Miss Simpson are named in a local society note, detailing engagement or social news involving families connected to the Stillman household.
Monday Card Club Meeting Describes Dinner and Games
Members of the Card Club met Monday evening with each attendee bringing a guest. Sixty five people enjoyed dinner at 6 30 with chairs led by Elizabeth Evans Ten Broeck Beebe Alta Belshe. After dessert, five hundred and auction and contract were played, Shapcloth Brydon Houston Harp and Griffith among top players.
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Card Club
Elizabeth Evans
Ten Broeck
Beebe
Alta Belshe
J. H. Brydon
Jeffreured
J. Aouston
Shapcloth
J. A. Houston
Harp
George B. Evans
Louis E. Griffith
Mrs J Page Laughlin Hosts Tea for Sister Guest
Mrs J Page Laughlin presided at a formal afternoon tea at Muy Alto Lake Jem honoring her sister Mrs Robert Idon Rose of Marquette Michigan who has stayed with them for weeks Favors included corsage bouquets and several ladies from Marquette New York City Scotch Plains Mount Dora and nearby towns attended.
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J. Page Laughlin
Robert Idon Rose
Marquette
Michigan
Muy Alto
Lake Jem
Laughlin
Rose
F. H. Begole
Myron J. Sherwood
Edward Page
Eustis
Easter Egg Hunt at Methodist Church Draws Young Children
Primary Department of the Methodist Sunday school hosted an Easter egg hunt Monday afternoon led by Mesdames Robert Goodman Jack Norton Ben Cook and Herbert Whitehead. Prizes were awarded for finding the most eggs among older and younger participants. Refreshments of cookies and orange juice were served to children and attending mothers and grandmothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Robert Goodman
Jack Norton
Ben Cook
Herbert Whitehead
Martha Simpson
Berry Norton
Betty Whitehead
Bettyann Ray
Carolyn Andrews
Helen Whitehead
Easter Egg Hunt Celebrates Dorothy Mae Connor Birthday
Mrs. Owen Connor of Lake Jem hosted an Easter afternoon egg hunt at Mrs. R. J. Trimble’s home for Dorothy Mae Connor. Prizes went to James Bean Ann Pike and Patsy Connor. Attendees included numerous Connor relatives and local residents such as C. H. Estey Guy Colado Roger Brannan and Dr. R. W. Dickson.
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Owen Connor
Lake Jem
Dorothy Mae
R. J. Trimble
James Bean
Ann Pike
Patsy Connor
Connor
Trimble
Thurston
Dorothy Mae Connor
Nell Marie Connor
Betty Cooley
Ann Colado
Barbara Shank
Dorothy Shank
Carolyn
Mary Joyce Andrews
Barbara Batton
Mary Estey
Ann
Jean Pike
Emily Coffin
Gladys Irene Crane
Patsy Allen
Arlene Cross
Marthy Johnson
Mary
Anna Kelly
Billy Shank
Cris Jacobson, Jr
Billy
Simmonnett
James’ Bean
Tommy Kelly
Roger
Billy Brannan
Wallace
Billy ’ Verigan
James McW
Local Social Notes From Mount Dora Area
Mrs Warren Butts is improving after illness. Miss Vivia Craig is under observation at Orange General Hospital in Orlando. Mr and Mrs A H Oakley left for Newark New Jersey for their winter stay. Miss Mabel Stein from Akron is visiting Henry and Mrs Stein at Sylvan Shores Hotel. Miss Lilla Johnson of Orlando spent the weekend with Mrs E W Crowell on East Eleventh Ave. Miss Mary McDowell of Donnelly Ave is seriously ill at Mount Dora Hospital. Friends hope for a speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs Willard D Boyle have been on Lake Drive for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivia Craig
Orange General Hospital
Orlando
A. H. Oakley
Newark, N. J
Lakeside
Mabel Stein
Akron, Ohio
Henry Stein
Mrs. Stein
Sylvan Shores Hotel
Lilla Johnson
E. W. Crowell
East Eleventh Avenue
Mary McDowell
Donnelly Avenue
Mount Dora Hospital
James R. McDonald
Fifth Avenue
Florida Winter Visitors Return North as Spring Arrives
A string of winter visitors depart Florida towns heading home to New England and Canada. Mr. Wellington E. Johnson and family, formerly of Mount Dora, traveled with friends. Dozens of names and towns from New Hampshire to Connecticut are listed as travelers end winter stays at Lakeside Inn and other Florida spots.
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Wellington E. Johnson
Mount Dora
Florida Visit Sparks Family Reunion and Historic Ties
The Gates family of Coal Port Pennsylvania with two sons Dr Lionel Gates and Mr Robert Gates toured Florida staying at McCracken cottage on Lakeshore Drive. They enjoyed southern travel but found Florida most attractive and plan to return next winter. A Michigan car brought Norman L Bryan and Mrs Bryan and their son George plus Mrs Ladson of Waterford for a ten day visit. Mrs Ladson aged 87 recently celebrated her birthday as four generations gathered for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Gates
Coalport
Lionel Gates
Oflvania State Hospital
Shenandoah
Robert Gates
McCracken Cottage
Lakeshore Drive
Florida
E eSappy
Michigan
Masten
Norman L. Bryan
Bryan
George
Detroit
C. J. Ladson
Waterford
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Will Dear
Mrs. Alvord
Mrs. Palmer
Alexander Korda
Erich Pommer
Richard Purcell
June Travis
Mrs. Rose
Mrs. Warren Butts
Williard D. Boyle
Messrs
William Barber
Concord, N. H
Barnard Cottage
J. H. Boldridge
Landrum, S. C
Exeter Farms
Mrs. L. C. Smith
Lake Ola
George Hawkes
C. R. Wilmot
McDonald Street
Alice Little
Contoocook
N. H
Hollywood
Emma Tallant
Hilda Streeton
Chas. J. Hall
Dover, N. H
R. T. Gould
Jessie Gould
Rehbaum Apartments
Eugene Allen
Swartz Creek
Rehbaum-Mallory
Don Stratton
River Forest, Ill
Daisy Heist and
State
N. H. Parcell
H. W. Andrews
Clifford F. Kiefer
West Milford
Mr. Andrews
Connecticut
John Higgins
Boston
Mass
Mr. Higgins
R. J. Hunnewell
Julia
Winsted, Conn
B. D. Peasley
North
Isabel van Loon
J. W. Culhane
Hamilton
Canada
S. W. Gledhill
Bridgeport
L. F. Cobb
Joy
Cheshire
Gerome Ferris
St. Petersburg
Wake
BD Oo Institute
Flora Robson
England
Princess
China
Ballard’s Pancake
Welch
Spot Cash Grocery A
G. Moss Dornnelly
Lida Larrimore
America
the Sun
First National Bank
Mount Dora, Florida
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Mt.Dora
Swirls
Alexander Street
Hale’s Grocery
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