Social O. E. S. TO MEET IN Thursday Night Session
O. E. S. Chapter invites members to a meeting Thursday night at 8 p m with visitors welcome. The brief item notes the social, planning and attendance details for the group.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
5
O. E. S. Chapter invites members to a meeting Thursday night at 8 p m with visitors welcome. The brief item notes the social, planning and attendance details for the group.
The Friendly Club held its last meeting of the season on Monday, ending a year of activities and social gatherings. Members reflected on achievements and planned future events for the group.
The Friendly Club donated seventeen dollars to the King's Daughters milk fund aiding undernourished children. Elmer Eckis and Syl are noted in the readable text along with a choir sing and prayers at a club event.
Mrs W L entertained guests on Monday at Ninth Avenue for her mother Mrs Nancy W Redditt with a birthday surprise. A friend brought the honoree from Tavares to a home filled with about thirty ladies who called to offer wishes. A 74 candle cake was cut and served with refreshments.
Mrs R E Lee and Mrs Leon aes host a farewell tea for Miss Ruth M Bradner who departs Tuesday for the north. Bridge prizes go to Mrs D Faulkner high score and Mrs Walter Hackett low. Mrs Turrentine won a cut prize. Refreshments were served and guests included Mrs Arthur Lemerick Mrs Burgess Thayer and others from Tangerine.
Mrs C M Browns music pupils staged an April recital on Tuesday April 16 at Mrs Pan M Kramer home. Mothers and guests attended with Mrs Thomas Lashar honored guest. Natalie Spilky recited piano history and Doris Cowart received certificates and pins for completing the year in the Sherwood course. The event showcased growth and progress through monthly recitals led by Miss Vivias.
Personal notices list Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Nutt visiting their Coral Gables daughter, Nancy J. Stuart, Eva Blotz visiting Otz relatives, Mrs. Ralph Jones stopping over from St. Petersburg, and numerous families departing for summer homes in Ohio Wisconsin New Jersey Vermont Massachusetts New York and Buffalo after winter stays in local villas and cottages.
The article lists numerous residents and visitors from Mount Dora leaving town for spring and summer homes or returning north. It notes Miss Liley and Miss May Lewis among others, with destinations including Watertown New York and Water town New York. Also mentioned are Dr. H. A. Kelly's talk at the Methodist church and local departures to states such as Ohio Connecticut and Massachusetts.
Mrs Hamlin notes attendees at a P T A benefit card party at the Community Building Mount Dora on Phage or mead night. Dr Richmond departed Monday for his northern home in Fredonia New York en route for several visits. Message arrives of the death of Mr Richard Everson South Hanson Massachusetts who spent the winter in Tangerine and died in Boston. A luncheon honors Marjorie Howell Buffalo New York hosted by Mrs L C Smith with Mrs R Key Mrs C H Mrs Mary E Webb Mrs Sweaster and Mrs Sault invited.
In Zellwood last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. O B Goolsby marked the wife's 57th birthday with a family reunion. Daughters Lillian Bryant Brantley and Pearl Edenfield attended with families from Brewster Fort Meade and Zellwood. Easter at the Zellwood Methodist church included songs by Mrs Vincent and a male quartet.
Everette McWhorter of Zellwood, Apopka High student, was elected treasurer of the State Hi Y congress with Walter Beckham of Miami as president, Charles Getchel of Fort Pierce as vice president, Gadi Lawton of Orlando as secretary, and Joe Taylor of Tampa as chaplain during the Tampa session.
Natalie Spilky earns a preparatory piano certificate from Sherwood Music School in Chicago under Mrs. C M Brown. She completed Preparatory A in six months instead of a year with an average of 98 percent.
The public school Easter egg hunt happened Friday afternoon with eggs hidden by department teachers on the old playground. First grade prize to Billy Goodman, second grade to Lucile Harding, and third grade to Jessie Dixon.
Miss Lois Hazel of the State College for Women at Tallahassee spent Easter with her parents. Mr and Mrs Bailey of Winter Park were weekend guests of Mrs Beehower. The auction bridge club held its weekly game Thursday afternoon at the Hall with refreshments served by Mrs Bowen.
The Mount Dora Theatre announces opening attractions including Thunder Island starring Merle Oberon Charles Boyer and John Loder praised by the New York Times. The program also features Ten Dollar Raise with Edward Everett Horton and Karen Morley, Shadow of Doubt with Virginia Bruce and Ricardo Cortez, Under Pressure with Edmunde Lowe and Victor McLaglen, The Phantom Empire chapter 4, and David Copperfield scheduled for Sunday and Monday.
The Movie Column discusses a rise in Grand Opera films with stars like Maria Jeritza and productions such as Rose of the Rancho. It notes past operatic hits One Night of Love and Pagliacci, mentions stars Ronald Colman and Robert Donat, and reports publicity rules penalties for misleading ads. The chatter points to a cinema season rich in music and star power across studios.
Dr John Harvey Kellogg asserts citrus juices boost red blood cells and hemoglobin by supplying vitamin C which aids iron utilization. French researchers note fruit juice enhances blood formation. Kellogg urges daily three glasses of orange water or lemonade to address anemia and help blood-making organs.
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