Spence Mount Meeting At Masonic Hall At Eight
Social event notes from Mount 8 describe a meeting at the Masonic Hall at eight o clock with members urged to attend. The Pythian Sisters held an early Monday supper and meeting with Italian spaghetti and strong attendance. Broadcast on birthday for Ray who turned four and loves WDBO Orlando with a party afternoon for children.
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Oo. E. S. the of Mount 8
Masonic Hall
Ray
Ann
WDBO
Orlando
J. G. Ray
Notable Birthday Celebration Honors 83rd of Mr. W. W. Radcliffe
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bell hosted a gathering with Villa Dora guests to honor Mrs. Bell's father, Mr. W. W. Radcliffe, who turned 83. Friends extended best wishes for many more happy returns on the birthday observance.
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Mrs
A. E. Bell
Villa Dora
Mrs. Bell
Mr. W. W. Radcliffe
Mr. Radcliffe
Mite Box Opening by Woman's Forempcovered Society
The Woman's Fortnightly(?) Society will meet on April 11 at 2 30 p m at the Methodist church. Miss Barrett mite box secretary leads the program and asks members to bring their mite boxes. All women are invited to attend this meeting.
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Mite
Woman’s Fore Mpcovered Society
M Y
Methodist Church
Miss Barrett
Closing meeting of Sylvan Shores Club
The Sylvan Shores Social Club held the season’s final meeting at the Sylvan Shores Hotel. Members played contract bridge and other games with winners named as Mrs. C. W. Pickett, Dr. S. C. Colley, Mrs. S. J. Staples, and Miss Bennett.
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Sylvan Shores Club
Sylvan Shores Social Club
Sylvan Shores Hotel
C. W. Pickett
S. C. Colley
S. J. Staples
Bennett
D A R to Meet Today At 2 30 P M
Daughters of the American Revolution convene this Thursday afternoon at 2 30 with several listed members. Delegates from the State Conference last month will report and Mrs E C Taylor will review a book. Visiting Daughters invited.
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D.A.R
Daughters of the American Revolution
Grace Smith
Ellen Bryne
Mable Bishop
Irene. Graeber
Adelia
E. C. Taylor
Woman's Club Annual Luncheon Plans April 12
The Woman's Club will hold its annual luncheon on Tuesday April 12 at 1 00 p m at the Lake County Country Club Reservations should be made with Mrs Eardley Wilmot by April 10 A 50 cent luncheon charge applies The hostess group provides the lunch at monthly meetings and transportation to the Country Club will be provided for those who need it
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Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Lake County Country Club
Eardley Wilmot
Country Club
Dessert bridge party honors Club president at Community Building
Sixty ladies attended the Monday Club dessert bridge at the Community Building on Monday afternoon in honor of their president Mrs James Brydon. Mrs Leslie Jackson presented Mrs Brydon with a lace table cloth from the club members.
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Monday Club
James Brydon
Leslie Jackson
Brydon
Club honors work of aeigh Olds with panel of officers
A club honors aeigh Olds for her work appointing a committee of Mrs. Leslie Jackson Mrs. Rollin Brown Mrs. Gravelee Mrs. Ruby Branna gan Mrs. Earl Beebe Mrs. Wilbur Mrs. Ronald Christie and Mrs. George Marston to guide activities and recognition.
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Aeigh Olds
Leslie Jackson
Rollin Brown
Gravelee
Ruby Brannagan
Earl Beebe
Wilbur
Ronald Christie
George Marston
Mount Dora Folks Keep Busy With Winter Departures
Local social notes show numerous residents and visitors from Mount Dora leaving for northern homes or journeys, including the Post Office staff on jury duty and many friends taking trips to Connecticut, Ohio, Michigan, and New York. Several patients improve in Mount Dora hospitals, while others linger or plan returns. Peggy Champ of Mount Dora will perform a key role in Stetson University Players production Dear Brutus.
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Peggy Champ
Mount Dora
Brutus
Stetson University
Little Theatre Friday and Saturday Schedule Update
Miss Champ, a Stetson senior, headlines at Little Theatre Friday and Saturday. Mrs. S W Gledhill departed Friday for Bridgeport Connecticut to seek a time before leaving for California, with plans to travel west and return via the Canadian Rockies.
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Little Theatre
S. W. Gledhill
Bridgeport
Conn
Leaveralifornia
Cos Pacnina Canal
Canadian Rockies
Home beautification through 4-H and gardens in rural Florida
Rural Florida 4-H and home demonstration girls travel to woods for wild shrubs and order flowering plants in bulk to cut costs. They discuss plant preferences, learn names and care, plant many flowers, and plan contests when blooms appear. Men help ground work and planting as families beautify yards and farms with flowers.
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Aoe
Florida
Health Rules For Children And Road Closures Notice
Health guidance for children covers hygiene food water sleep study and manners. A traffic detour warns State Road 25 between Belle Glade and West Palm Beach is closed with alternative routes via Pahokee Canal Point and Route 194 to Twenty Mile Bend. Grading on State Road 22 east of Floral City is complete and passable.
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Belle Glade
West Palm Beach
Palm Beach County
Pahokee
Canal Point
Twenty Mile Bend
Floral City
Citrus County
Bridge Restorations Band Road Detours Near St Augustine
On State Road No 140 restoration work on the Anastasia Island bridge south of St Augustine in St Johns County is in progress and motorists will use the old road. State Road No 4 south of the St Johns River in Jacksonville is under way with detours via Atlantic Boulevard and either San Marco or Henderson avenues.
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Anastasia Island
St. Augustine
St. Johns County
St. Johns River
Jacksonville
Atlantic Boulevard
San Marco
Henderson Avenue
Whippoorwill and Katy Do Poem Echo at Night
A grandmother's house memory recounts a night scene where a cricket requests a sound and a distant garden replies with Katy did Then the narrator falls asleep in quiet darkness this short verse by Cresson E Finch captures a ghostly dialogue and hush.
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Katy
Cresson E. Finch
Too Late to Classify Reveals Campaign Squeaks and Schemes
In Russell Kay s column the coming primary campaign is laid bare as spectacle. Vivid describe of sound trucks, placards, paid ads, and radio harangues shows candidates courting crowds with flattery while grand promises and countercharges fill the air. The piece mocks the public desire for accountability over tallying votes.
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Russell Kay
Desoto Exposition Set For 19 Day Period In 1939
Florida State Fair Association directors announce the Pan American DeSoto Exposition will run for 19 days from January 1 to February 18, 1939 and be incorporated with the annual State Fair. The event commemorates the 400th anniversary of Hernando De Soto's landing in Tampa Bay in 1539.
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Florida State Fair Association
Hernando DeSoto
Tampa Bay
Col William Glenn Named Rotary Club President
Col William Glenn of Orlando editor and charter member has been named president of the Rotary Club. He has 18 years of service to the club and embodies the Rotary principle of Service above Self.
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William Glenn
Orlando
Rotary Club
Club
Rotary
Campaign schedule keeps Judge Elwyn Thomas on the road
Judge Elwyn Thomas returned home to Fort Pierce after a week of campaigning covering more than 100 miles in Union Bradford Lake Sumter and Duval counties.
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Elwyn Thomas
Fort Pierce
Union
Bradford
Lake, Sumter
Duval Counties
Sumter County Opens Bushnell State Farmers Market
Sumter County unveils a new State Farmers Market at Bushnell this week. The facility stretches 400 feet with about 128 feet enclosed, offering space for vendors and shoppers.
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Sumter County
Bushnell
Wages Paid to Florida Workers Top $34 Million Through February
More than 80 percent of the 34,198,565 agentee in Florida through February 28 were paid in wages to skilled and unskilled workers.
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Florida
Governor breaks ground for WPA hospital in Lake City
Governor Fred P. Cone laid the cornerstone for a new Lake City hospital funded by the WPA at $75,000 with approval from President Roosevelt during his Warm Springs visit.
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Fred P. Cone
Lake City
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
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