Junior Woman's Club to Meet in Watch Club
The Social Junior Woman's Club will convene on Wednesday afternoon April 17 at 3 o clock at the Watch Club. Members are urged to attend.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1940
Page
5
The Social Junior Woman's Club will convene on Wednesday afternoon April 17 at 3 o clock at the Watch Club. Members are urged to attend.
The King's Daughters gathered Monday night at the J J West home with Miss West Miss Edna Dennis and Mrs A W Bertine as hostesses. Twenty eight attended and planned summer work to handle an expected surge in calls caused by prior freeze related work shortages.
The Friday Social Club contributed 6.05 to dye materials for garments to be produced in the WPA sewing room. The report notes ongoing King’s Daughters work and new members. next meeting April 22 at Mrs. Ronald Christie’s home in Sorrento with hostesses Mrs. Christie and Miss Nancy Stuart.
Anne Campbell held an outdoor luncheon at her grandmother Mrs. F. P. Gatelius home with guests Betty Davis Jane Edgerton Edgerton Jr Robert Goodman and Charles Wilkinson. The party followed by a Princess Theatre matinee preceded her departure with parents Dr. and Mrs. Duncan Campbell for North Bay Canada.
Ocklawaha Chapter D A R held a regular ril meeting at Veterans Hall in Umatilla last Thursday. The By Laws were amended during the session and Mrs Rush was elected State Chaplain. Dept Commander Lyles spoke on National Defense and Patriotic Education in public schools.
Personal Miss Dorothy White is spending a few days in Fickscoville visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs John C Bailey departed yesterday for their home in Middletown Conn. Mr and Mrs A J Morse left yesterday for their home in Northampton Mass.
A cascade of winter visitors and locals return to their homes from Mount Dora and nearby towns including Til Middletown Conn Weymouth Nova Scotia New Haven Conn Contoocook N H Ridgefield Conn, with health updates for several figures such as Geo W Raymond and Miss Gertrude Thorne. Many travelers head back to New York Philadelphia Gainesville and other locales after extended sojourns at Harrold House Lakeside Inn and Mount Dora.
Master C W Rogers son of the Rogers family remained ill with pneumonia but has improved after returning home to 409 East Fifth Avenue. Visitors from New York and Ottawa toured Florida attractions including Bok Tower and the oversea highway. The group also met old classmates in Mount Dora and praised the lakes and hills region.
The Mount Dora Girl Scouts thank the public for Saturday tag day gifts and appeal for more funds to start building plans this summer. Leaders stress the project will honor the town and urge continued support to ensure the camp ground is laid and grounds prepared.
Sorrento residents Mr. and Mrs. Truman Royal and daughter Phyllis, wintering in Haines City, are visiting sister Mrs. J. L. High. Mrs. Johnson returns to Syracuse after a visit with her father. Cowart party and Miss Pomona Davidson join a St. Augustine trip with Misses Adelaide Key Doris Chamberlain and others, ending with a Marineland stop.
Mrs Fulford Kennedy High and Baker attended a Golden wedding party. Mr and Mrs Rugg hosted at Plymouth. Mr and Mrs Otto Andrews, former Sorrento residents, were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Oscar Torbert. They head to Flint Michigan then plan to return to Florida and buy a Lakeland home this winter. Lyons couple sold Jacksonville business and home, plan to build a new bungalow. Poultry farm manager Bagwell and family occupy the old landmark farm house.
Mr and Mrs Edd Toftey left for Grand Marias Minnesota after a social at the Esmays Lake Dora overlook. New arrivals include D S Stoll Arcadia California and H T Watson Naples Minnesota aiming to winter near Lake Dora. The Esmays and neighbors report trips to Clearwater Winter Garden Orlando and a trailer cottage park being built by Harold Esmay.
Lake County Medical Center thanks patrons and participants for the April 5 hospital ridge party. Thirty two tables were used, gross receipts reached 164.75 dollars, with abundant floral decorations and multiple prize donations from Mrs and Mr F W Hawkins of Philadelphia. Prize winners include Mrs W G Freeman, Mrs Jas Avery, Mr Ray Thurmond, and several residents of Eustis Orlando and Sanford.
A Christian Endeavor Rally for the Central District takes place at Goss Memorial Methodist Church in Orlando on Friday evening April 12 at 7:30. Rev J T Dingley will lead devotion and Miss Josephine Daugharty directs the Friendship Circle after music by the church. Awards for attendance and publicity will be announced. A Midwinter Conference and Alumni meeting of the State C E is set for Sunday April 14 at Montverde, hosted by Florida C E Alumni president Charles F Evans.
Through a friend’s kindness several new juvenile titles join the fiction shelves. One-String Fiddle by Erick Berry follows Irby a Tennessee boy and his dog William as they win a fiddling contest with help from Billiam. Thimble Summer by Elizabeth Enright is praised for young readers aged nine to ten and even adults who enjoy a quiet farm tale.
The notice reviews a children’s book about Garnet and a talisman thimble linked to luck and excitement. It highlights a Newbery Prize winner from 1939 for juvenile literature and notes another young readers title, Princess of Yucatan by Alice A. Lide, about Itza legends and a treasure. A second mystery stories addition is promised later this month.
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