Methodist Ladies Aid Meeting Invite
Social Methodist Ladies Aid to meet and be present, friends are invited to attend.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1940
Page
5
Social Methodist Ladies Aid to meet and be present, friends are invited to attend.
The King's Daughters will hold their next meeting at the home of Mrs. Ronald Christie in Sorrento with Mrs. Christie and Miss Nancy Stuart as hostesses. Members gather at 7 30 p m at Mrs. George Coffin's home 619 Seventh Avenue and depart together by car plenty of transportation available for all who wish to go.
The Monday Social Club plans a donation lunch next Monday at 12 45 PM with each attendee bringing a covered dish and her own dishes and silver. Card playing begins at 2 15 PM, and prizes were won by Mrs Jones in contract, Mrs Brown in auction, and Mrs TenBroeck in five hundred.
The missionary society of the Community church will meet Friday at a.m. The subject is Women’s Work in Missions Home and Foreign. Devotional service will be conducted by Mrs. Harry Westbrook.
Migrant work will be discussed by Miss Charlotte Fitch and Miss Medeleine Mill. Notes and brief items will be given by Mrs. D. W. TenBroeck, one of the society’s committee. All ladies’ committees are cordial invited. Light refreshments will be served.
Kathleen Galloway spent a week in Orlando for the 36th Annual Session of the Colonial Grand Lodge of Florida Order of the Star. She was invited as presiding officer by Worthy Grand Matron Donna J. Hainline, marking a first for the Grand Chapter of Florida with Grand Escorts to Grand Officers.
Lake County Spinsters Club held a semi formal buffet supper and dance at Mount Dorage Club last Thursday evening. Members wore wrist corsages and escorts wore bachelor buttons with a candlelit Spinters cake cut by president Miss Martha Fenn. Guests included numerous local couples and attendees listed by name.
The Mount Dora Woman's Club held its annual closing luncheon marking the end of a successful season. Members reflected on accomplishments and planned events for the coming year.
On April 10 at the Lakeside Inn over ninety members and guests attended with centerpieces and boutonnieres. Reports praised 1939-1940 as a year of growth, programs, and generous club contributions. Special commendation went to the ways and means committee led by Mrs. Eardley Wilmot for financial success and expanded responsibilities. Retiring president Mrs. Charles L. Marsh praised members and affirmed faith in the Federated Woman's Club of America. Incoming president Mrs. W. A. Sheldon outlined hopes for continued growth and community service.
Mrs Margaret K Rothe of Philadelphia Pa and Mr Charles Edward Gebbard of Lebanon Pa wed Thursday morning April 11 at 10 in the garden of Mrs William Watts on Woodland Avenue. The ceremony was by Dr Harry Westbrook Reed with no attendants. After cake cutting the couple left for a short wedding trip and will reside at 950 North Clayton Street. Special guests included Mrs William Watt Mrs Rose Berger and several others.
Personal notes record Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hall staying longer at Atlantic Beach Florida while Miss Corine Dickers of Ocala visited the Harrold House over Sunday as a pleasant guest.
Dr and Mrs N S Mayo left for Highland Park Illinois after winter at Villa Dora. Mr and Mrs John B Barker of Deansboro New York and Mount Dora head north after winter here. Mr M B Cox of Auburn Maine returned home after three months at Harrold House. James Walp of Bridgeport Connecticut passed through town and stayed at Harrold House. Mr and Mrs Wm F McSweeney of Flushing New York visited last week then left. Mr and Mrs C W Brock left for Camden New Jersey after winter visit. E J Wilcox returned to Baltimore Maryland after winter at 109 Donnelly Avenue. Miss Katherine Frey and Miss Louise Curtis of Mount Vernon New York left after six weeks in Mrs Carrs apartment Woodland Avenue.
New York as RCA NBC and United Air Lines stage history making telecast from aircraft. About 10 000 observers witness first use of light weight TV gear in Manhattan harbor Wall Street and skyline while a second plane carries a receiver to join aviation writers. The system uses vest pocket cameras and a 104 centimeter wave length with ten portable units weighing 700 pounds.
Mrs Betsy Hallett leaves for Yarmouthport Mass after winter on North Fifth avenue. Mr and Mrs William Patterson head to Ambler Pa after spending winter at Lakeside Inn. Mrs Frank Learned drives to Washington DC en route to Braintree Mass. Mr and Mrs E D Ferris of Pearl River NY plan a few days more before returning home after wintering at Dr Ketchams Grand View. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Jones and Mrs A H Dickey travel to Cleveland Ohio for summer, returning in fall. Mr and Mrs Charles MacCausland of Sea Girl NJ visited town last week. Mr and Mrs Eugene Allen depart for Swartz Creek Michigan driving through. Mrs George L Zell and others take a motor trip to Miami and Key West. Zell's account appears in this paper.
The Misses McLane welcomed their cousin Miss Elizabeth Alcorn of Youngstown Ohio for the first week of April. She arrived from Hollywood Florida where she had spent two weeks.
Mr and Mrs E E Pecker return to Marblehead Massachusetts from their annual winter stay in Mount Dora at 809 Donnelly Avenue. Mr Pecker is a noted member of the local shuffleboard club.
Mrs Louise Casey leaves Mount Dora for Hillsboro New Hampshire after a winter stay with Mrs Peaslee and Miss Hilda Streeton. Mr and Mrs O E Joes from New Haven cut their Florida trip short by the cold snap. Miss Marian Gorham plans to spend next winter with her grandparents in New Haven Conn. Mrs Gaillard B Fuller heads north via Cincinnati for the Ohio Federation of Music Clubs convention.
The secretary and party head to Loudonville Ohio but will accompany to Cin. Miss Matilda and Louise Diebold of Philadelphia join the trip. Belle and Laura McLane with guests Mr. and Mrs. Eckels travel to St. Petersburg to view the All States Festival and note Ohio wins first prize, Pennsylvania second. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Rankin of Swarthmore, wintering at Fort Lauderdale, stay briefly at Villa Dora before returning home, their two winterstays noted.
The speaker expresses a choice for staying home rather than attending a party where someone will recount a movie plot. It reflects a desire for quiet, avoiding social obligation and lengthy storytelling.
Dr and Mrs R C Conklin express gratitude to all who helped during the Sunday fire at their home. They thank those who aided with cleanup provided quarters and support, noting they could not personally thank everyone.
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