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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1945

Page

5

Social Club events and Home Demonstration notice

Five tables of contract one of auction and three of five hundred mark the Monday Social Club card party hosted by Mrs. M. Can ee at the Aye Club with Mrs. Earl Beebe and Mrs. Harry Henderson to host next week. Mount Dora Home Demonstration Club meets April 25 at 2 30 in the Community Building to paste crossword puzzles for soldiers. annual meeting officers elected: President Mrs. Katherine Lobeck Vice President Mrs. Ada Williamson Secretary Mrs. Rose Searing Treasurer Mrs. Earl Beebe.

M. Caneee Earl Beebe Harry Henderson Mount Dora Wny Katherine Lobeck Ada Williamson Rose Searing

Pythian Sisters Hold Memorial Service

The Pythian Sisters held memorial services on Sunday April 8 at 4 p m. The hall was decorated with flowers and bouquets were placed for those who contributed to the Temple. Dr Arthur P Pratt of Sylvan Shores gave the address and Mr Gadeveres sang There is No Night There. After the service flowers were laid at the cemetery.

Pythian Sisters Arthur P. Pratt Sylvan Shores 1 Gadeveres

Blunt Brothers Honor Miss Dodge With Surprise Birthday Dinner

Masters George and Harrold Blunt hosted a surprise birthday dinner for Miss Jessie Dodge at the Harrold grandparents home. Easter lilies and snapdragon decorated the house and table with produce from the Blunt garden. Jessie received a birthday wish from George and Harrold. Attending were Miss Dodge’s sister Mrs Belle Rogers, Mr and Mrs H A Harrold, Horace Blunt and others.

George Harrold Blunt Miss Dodge Miss Jessie Dodge H. H. Harrold Jessie. K. Dodge Jessie K. Eppy George and Harrold Belle Rogers H. A. Harrold Horace Blunt

Hospital auxiliary holds spring meeting in lounge of Wo-ae on April 9

At 3 p m on Monday April 9 Mrs Clara Palmer presided as general chairman over the executive board of the hospital auxiliary. Minutes from March 5 were read and approved with the treasurer reporting 91 44 on hand. Committees reported progress incl 120 dozen surgical dressings 850 flat dressings and 139 finished garments returned to the hospital. Officials appointed Agnes Ludlow as corresponding secretary and William H Hirst as supply chair during absences. A towel and washcloth shortage was noted and members urged to solicit donations. The next meeting is the first Monday in May at 3 p m in the hospital lounge.

Clara Palmer Annette King Eva Lahey Palmer Agnes Ludlow Elizabeth Miller William H. Hirst

St Thomas Auxiliary Reports Meeting On April 10

The Women’s Auxiliary of St Thomas Episcopal Church held its regular monthly meeting in the Parish House on Tuesday April 10 at 3 pm. Mrs Eugene Simpson presided as secretary and treasurer reports were reviewed and devotionals led by Mrs Annie S Finel.

ST. Thomas Women’s Auxiliary St. Thomas Episcopal Church Eugene Simpson Simpson Guild John C. Fischer South Florida Henry Irving Louttit Louttit Holy Trinity Church of West Palm Beach Holy Trinity South Flor

Consecration Nominating Committee Names Guild Officers

The diocese awaits consecration of a bishop as the nominating committee announces officers for the guild. Named are Mrs. H B Blake president, Mrs. John H Kaufmann vice president, Mrs. Rabunee treasurer, and Mrs Annie Finel secretary. Celia R Whitaker introduces guest G Rogers rector of St Serm ing DeLand who speaks on Christian Fellowship in Action.

Ida H. B. B Blake John H. Kaufmann Rabunee Annie Finel Eoetaoin Celia R. Whitaker Christian Education G. Rogers St Serming DeLand Ronteel Christian Fellowship In Action Rogers Guild

Local residents plan summer trips and visits

Mrs. Marian Condit leaves Westwood for home on Tuesday. Mrs. S. H. Eddy and Miss Cornelia Smith spend weeks at Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Dillenbeck head to Chestnut Hill Pa for summer. The Moores depart Kill Kare Lodge for Concord Mass. The Thomases travel to Patchogue Long Island. Mrs. Sidney H. Lane and daughter join Mr. and Mrs. Spooner in Fort Myers for an extended visit. Capt Eugene Kelley and Mrs. Kelley of Jacksonville visit the Condrs. W. ave returns to Concord after Mount Dora stay. he is Shuff leboard Club secretary treasurer. Dr. and Mrs. Winston Stephens and Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Wheel er leave for East Longmeadow Mass. Mrs. A. D. Howland and Mrs. Oscar Abel return to Mount Vernon N Y after a ten day visit. Mrs. Clarke Burrell returns to New York City with her niece Mrs. O. W. Sadler. Mr. Sadler visits Dr. Glendy Sadler in Chatta hoochee as Mrs. Sadler stays in New York.

A. D. Howland Sharon Kill Kare Lodge Oscar Abel Mount Vernon N. Y Clarke Burrell New York City O. W. Sadler Mr.Sadler Glendy Sadler Chattahoochee Mrs. Sadler New York

Residents Say Goodbye After Prolonged Visit

Local families recount departures after a pleasant week with visitors from barber college. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. LaRue left for home and will be recalled by four percent of friends made this year. Dr. and Mrs. N. S. Mayo also left for Highland Park Illinois after their annual Villa Dora stay, always among the early arrivals and extended stays in spring.

E. E. LaRue Aia Arees

Mount Dora man new owner of Winter Park shoe store

J. E. Dixon of Mount Dora became owner of the Leader Shoe Store in Winter Park. He is visiting with Mrs. Dixon’s mother, Mrs. L. J. Drawdy, Sr., since mid November.

J. E. Dixon Mount Dora Leader Shoe Winter Park Dixon L. J. Drawdy

Man Hospitalized After Heart Attack Remains Restful

Mr J M remains in stable condition after a heart attack Tuesday night. He is resting quietly with no visitors except immediate family as relatives pass through on their way north and to summer homes in Strat.

J. M

Dora visitors share memories with Mount Dora relatives

S-Sgt. Homer G. Owens and Mrs. Owens visited friends in Mount Dora over the weekend. Owens recently returned from overseas as a tail gunner on a B-17 Flying Fortress and earned the Flying Cross with oak leaf cluster along with other commendations. He is stationed at Drew Field, Tampa.

Homer G. Owens Owens St. Petersburg E. L. Downs Berlin Meng Drew Field Tampa Martha Tee Brooklyn, N. v Downs

Births at Chattahoochee and Zellwood Florida

Dr. and Mrs. Glendy G Sadler announce a daughter Marian born April 5 at Chattahoochee Florida weighing five pounds nine ounces. Mr and Mrs Ernest Parkhurst announce a baby boy at Waterman Memory Hospital Eustis. The Parkhurst baby weighs five pounds nine ounces. The father a carpenter's mate first class USNR based at Guantanamo Bay Cuba hopes for leave soon after 31 months stationed there.

Glendy G. Sadler Marian Chattahoochee, Florida Ernest Parkhurst Ao Aorta Waterman Memory Hospital Eustis Moer Joby Parkhurst Zellwood Carpenter USNR Guantanamo Bay Cuba

County Offices Closed in Respect for Roosevelt

Lake County officials meet at the Lake County Chamber of Commerce to plan observance of President Roosevelt's passing. The courthouse closes for the day and again at noon Saturday. a sympathy telegram to Mrs Roosevelt is prepared by a committee. public offices are closed as a token of respect.

States J. W. Hunter Lake County Franklin Delano Roosevelt Washington, D. C Florida Ralph Arey

Dukes Family Returns From Jack Trip

Mrs. E. E. Dukes and her sons Gene and Jack have returned from a journey connected to Jack, with no further details given in the readable text.

E. E. Dukes Gene Jack

Dairymen urged to file 1945 subsidy applications by May in Tavares

Lake County farmers are reminded to submit their dairy subsidy payment applications for the first quarter of 1945 by May in the AAA office at Tavares. Those who did not file 1944 conservation program payments must apply before June to receive payment for peculation details in the 1944 program.

AAA Tavares Lake County

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