Notable Bailey Talks on Family at Congregational Club
The 1's club held a regular session at the Congregational church with Thomas P. Bailey of Rollins College as guest speaker. He spoke on Saving the Family, stressing love in marriage and basic principles for a strong union and family life. Alice Davis sang several vocal numbers with accompaniment by Mrs. R. N. White as many in attendance praised the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Bailey
Rollins College
Bailey
Puntry
Dr. Bailey
Alice Davis
R. N. White
Mount Dora P T A to Meet May Evening
Mount Dora High School auditorium hosts the monthly Mount Dora Parent Teachers Association meeting on May 1 at 7 30 pm presided by Mrs Trigg Tuttle with T A Webb Orlando regional secretary as guest speaker. A large dance is planned during the visit and program items include several important matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jation
Mount Dora High School
Trigg Tuttle
Press
T. A. Webb
Orlando
Mount Dora
Community letters honor Mount home improvements and donations
A local note from Tampa Florida thanks contributors for the Mount House project and its renovations. Mary D Lyons describes thanks to donors including Annie Donnelly and Bess Eaton and mentions Carl Risley’s gift of a bird bath and services. The letter praises the park as a town credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Risley
Bess Eaton
Wisconsin Girl Meets Opera Star Aboard Dixie Flyer
Miss Ethel Zehms of Fond du Lac Wisconsin traveled by Pullman on the Dixie Flyer from Chicago to Jacksonville when she found herself riding with Madame Galli Curci the famed diva en route to a grand opera engagement in Atlanta. Curci invited Zehms to meals and the two talked for hours as Zehms observed Georgia flood conditions through the train windows. The Dixie tracks remained high enough to keep the train on schedule, reaching Jacksonville just fifteen minutes late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Zehms
Fond du Lac
Wis
Mount Dora
Dorothy Heath
Sylvan Shores
Galli Curci
Chicago
Jacksonville
Zehms
Pullman
Madame Galli Curci
Atlanta
Miss Zehms
Wisconsin
Georgia
Dixie
North
Garden Club Meeting Reports Flower Show Plans
Mrs George W Raymond hosted a Garden Club gathering on Donnelly Street. Mrs Thomas Lasher shared details on the Sanford flower show and the federation meeting at Winter Park. Members planned two or more shows next year and will each grow two flower varieties with selections reported to Mr Ferson.
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George W. Raymond
Garden Club
Donnelly Street
Thomas Lasher
National Garden Club
Sanford
Church Notices at The Friendly House Beside the Way
Congregation notices list minister D B Spencer announcing Sunday services with Bible School at 10 a m Junior Y P meeting at 11 a m worship and Communion service also at 11 a m Senior Y P at 6 30 p m. Spencer and Dr Cornelia Clapp attended the state convention at Daytona Beach where Spencer spoke on church service to strangers.
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D. B. Spencer
Bible School
Spencer
Cornelia Clapp
Congregational Church
Daytona Beach
Sunday Services and Church Schedule
Sunday services include Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning worship and sermon at 11 a.m. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Mid week prayer service Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Pastor James H. Elder.
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Epworth League
James H. Elder
Hinton Leads Weekend Church Services and Sermon Series
Pastor G. Talmadge Hinton presides over Bible School at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with a sermon titled Breaking Fallow Ground The series on Signs of the Times begins at 8 30 p m nightly and choir practice is set for Friday at 7 80 p m with evening activities scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Talmadge Hinton
Estella Clark Hosts Spring Bridge and Games Party
Mrs. Estella Clark hosted a Friday afternoon gathering at her home with three tables of bridge and five hundred. Prizes went to Mrs. Thomas Lasher for high bridge and Mrs. William Watt for high five hundred, with refreshments served later. Guests included Mrs. Harry Mallory Mrs. William Watt Mrs. J.G. La Due and others.
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Estella Clark
Thomas Lasher
William Watt
Thomas Potter
Knapp
Harry Mallory
J.G. la Due
Elizabeth Waller
Carl Graves
Fenn
Conklin
Fred McDowell
Arthur Stowe
William S. Cadman
Surprise dinner honors Miss Dorothy Heath
Miss Dorothy Heath, who survived a severe automobile crash last November, was celebrated at a Grandview Hotel surprise dinner hosted by Miss W A Adams. Bridge games and prize pins capped the evening with a congenial guest list including Frank Heath and several Misses.
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W. A. Adams
Grandview Hotel
Dorothy Heath
Heath
Frank Heath
Marie Cornish
Frances Brown
Rose Mary Ringo
Beatrice Pickens
Dorothy Trainer
Marguerite Lindman
Irene Carter
Dr. Strayer
Entertains Pupils at Luncheon and Theatre Outing
Mrs. R. N. White, local private school teacher, entertained pupils Robert Quixley and Robert and Richard Jones at the Villa Dora Hotel for lunch. They visited Col. W. J. Sanborn to view his trove of rare treasures, then went to a theatre in Eustis to finish the day.
Local Personal Notes On Guests And Travelers
Mrs F A Huntress left for Rio de Janeiro Brazil after a week with Mrs L J Carder. Emersons and Miss Emerson headed home to Winchester Mass and Mastings on Hudson NY after winter at Villa Dora. Mr and Mrs Thomas Wardell depart Missouri after winter in Mount Dora. Mrs Adam Hazelwood will entertain at home. Mary Lyon and her uncle William Dewherst of Tampa stay with J P Donnelly. Arthur Stowe and spouse depart for summer home in New England. Roy Garrett called to Cleveland on business from Mount Dora. Mrs A C Perkins will tour the west coast visiting Clearwater and Tarpon Springs. Mr and Mrs William J Johnson with guest Mrs Mary Patton and Miss Nancy Stuart motored to Daytona Beach. Mr and Mrs A B Altizer and Mr and Mrs C J Helms spent weekend at Daytona Beach. Mrs F W Eastman leaves for Fond du Lac Wisconsin. C C Dooley returns from Georgia.
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F. A. Huntress
L. J. Carder
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Mesdames Emerson
Miss Emerson
Villa Dora
Winchester
Mass
Mastings-on-Hudson
New York
Mary Lyon
William Dewherst
Tampa
J. P. Donnelly
William J. Johnson
Mary Patton
Nancy Stuart
Daytona Beach
Altizers Host Delightful Bridge Party At Home
Mr. and Mrs. A B Altizer hosted a social bridge event at their home last week with five tables and spring themed decor. Prizes went to Mrs. C J Helms, Mrs. Vere Strayer, Mrs. C R Kenneth, Thomas Cooley, Vere Strayer, and W L Hinson. refreshments followed the games with invited guests including the Hockemeyers, Helms, Strayers, Hinsons of Orlando, Green, Wilkerson, Javens, Ray, Coles, and Marie Cornish.
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A. B. Altizer
C. J. Helms
Vere Strayer
C. R. Kenneth
Thomas Cooley
W L. Hinson
C. R. Javens
J. G. Ray
Jack Coles
Marie Cornish
Mount Dora guests and residents enjoy weekend outings
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hurlburt and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McTurk led a Montverde picnic with other guests. Harold Coleman joined Mount Dora residents at Daytona Beach. Mrs. R. N. White and Miss Margaret White spent the weekend in Gainesville visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Parker returned to Mount Dora from St. Petersburg and stays at the Mount Dora Hotel. Miss Henrietta Houghton, ill here, will leave soon for home.
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Archie Hurlburt
W. R. McTurk
Montverde
Harold Coleman
Mount Dora
Daytona Beach
R. N. White
Margaret White
Gainesville
Mount Dora primary grades plan reading party and exhibition
In Northampton Massachusetts Miss Houghton will be accompanied by Mrs. Oscar Bontempt. The Mount Dora school primary grades announce a reading party and an exhibition of their work on Wednesday afternoon May 2. All mothers and friends are invited to attend. E V Cartledge has been ill and confined at home for a week. Mr and Mrs Harry Mallory have returned from a trip to Cuba. Mr and Mrs Jones and family have been spending the win-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mass
Miss Houghton
Oscar Bontempt
Mount Dora
E. V. Cartledge
Harry Mallory
Cuba
Local residents make visits in Jacksonville and Indiana
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heath and Mrs. F. W. Eastman motored to Jacksonville early this week. Mrs. C. J. Helms left this week for Indiana, where she will spend some time visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Heath
F. W. Eastman
Jacksonville
C. J. Helms
Indiana
Bachert Couple Plan Buffalo Home Trip
Mr and Mrs Philip Bachert depart Saturday by car for their Buffalo New York home and will stop in Hendersonville North Carolina for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Bachert
Buffalo
New York
Hendersonville
N. C
Harry Fish Returns to Mount Dora from New York Trip
Harry Fish has returned to Mount Dora after visiting Mount Kisco in New York. He traveled earlier to visit friends and work, and now resumes daily life in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fish
Mount Dora
Mount Kisco
New York
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SSS Marionch Editor
Reiey Speaks
Woman's Club
Gertie
Margaret Post
Mabel Odore
Emiyion
Peee
Louise
Rantham
yFinch
Annie Donnelly
Mary D. Lyons
Tampa, Florida
Mt. Dora
S. H. Eddy
Waukon
Iowa
Woodland Avenue
Congregationas
Methodist Episcopal
Miss Heath
Thomas Wardell
Missouri
Adam Hazelwood
Mrs. Arthur Stowe
New England
Roy Garrett
Cleveland
Ohio
A. C. Perkins
West Coast
Clearwater
Tarpon Springs
C. C. Dooley
Altizers
Coleman
the Home Bakery
Golden Triangle Cleaners
Hale & White
Mrs. Parker
St. Petersburg
Mount Dora Hotel
Henrietta Houghton
Mrs. Jones
Ter
Chicago, Ill
Yowell
Drew
Orlando, Florida
Marillyn Crepe
Ming Toy
Satain
Sporting Goods
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