Social P. T. A. TO MEET
The Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday April 30 at 8 p m in the Community Building. A short business meeting will precede a social gathering and everyone is invited.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1936
Page
5
The Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday April 30 at 8 p m in the Community Building. A short business meeting will precede a social gathering and everyone is invited.
The Umatilla Woman's Club hosts a benefit card party for Lake County Medical Center on Friday May 1 at the Eustis Woman's Club building. The Lake County Federation women's clubs aid in the event to support hospital expansion and equipment needs. Any type of card game may be played to raise funds for the medical center's continued service.
Mrs. W. N. Shouse of Umatilla serves as general chairman for a county party where prizes will be awarded at each table and a grand prize donated by the La Verne Beauty Parlor of Uma tilla. Refreshments will follow and tickets are sold by county club members. Donations come from many unable to attend.
The Jepson home hosted a bridge wedge party on Monday with elegant en suite rooms and floral decor. Prizes went to Mr L Ra and Mrs W L Ra, with consolation to Mr Ardel Batton and Mrs Ardel Batton. Refreshments followed as guests included numerous local couples and relatives.
Miss Helen Josephine Merritt and Mr. Frank William Davidson were married Saturday at 4 p m in the home of the bride’s uncle Thomas Armstrong 759 North Grandview Street. The ceremony was performed by Dr D B Spencer with a floral bower and guests including relatives and neighbors. The couple will reside at 759 North Grandview Street after a motor trip along the East Coast.
Personal Miss Esther Cadman has returned to her school duties after two weeks illness. Kabelac left the first of the week to spend the summer in Chicago. Miss Betsy Hallet left Saturday for Yarmouthport Mass after spending the winter here. Mr Gould Garcia of Jacksonville formerly of Mount Dora is spending a few days here this week. Dr and Mrs Latham were guests of Mr and Mrs L C Kingsberg in Orlando last Saturday. Mr and Mrs H R Bradner and Mrs O M Condit left Sunday for their summer home at Bradley Beach N J.
Long list of winter guests and residents leaving Mount Dora for homes in Ohio New York New Jersey Maine and Connecticut. Notable departures include Mrs Burges Thayer Mr and Mrs Grady Simpson and Dr and Mrs W S Randall. Several plans to return next winter and settle later in Mount Dora.
The Girl Scouts of Mount Dora Lane Troop will hold their Court of Awards on Friday May 1 at 4 p m at the Yacht Club. Agents, friends and all those interested in the Girl Scouts and their work are urged to attend.
Mr and Mrs Adam Hazelwood spent several days in St Cloud visiting the State G A R Convention and enjoyed themselves greatly The report notes their money was not accepted at all and mentions Mr Hazelwood may be among the few 95 year veterans present
The Mount Dora Theatre opens its summer schedule with motion pictures this Sunday and Monday featuring Will Rogers in A Connecticut Yankee. Myrna Loy and Maureen O Sullivan support him in the film. Matinees are offered both days and a Saturday May 9 program stars One Way Ticket with Walter Connolly Peggy Cunningham and Lloyd Nolan. Free photograph requests are available through management.
The Lake County Chamber of Commerce board will meet at the court house offices in Tavares at 3 00 p m Monday May 4 with full attendance expected. Horace L Smith secretary of the Marion County Chamber will discuss a Florida Drivers License Law and Fire Chief Ed C Henshaw will demonstrate Fire Prevention. Smith has an address planned at the Umatilla Kiwanis Club then at 3 o'clock before county directors.
Kiwanis clubs plan an inter-club gathering at Howey-in-the-Hills on May 21. The event includes afternoon golf for Kiwanians and guests, followed by supper and entertainment from seven o'clock in the evening.
Don Smith was elected president of the Young Democrats of Lake County succeeding A S Herlons Jr of Leesburg who chose not to run for county judge. John Lavin of Tavares was elected secretary treasurer with Andrew Miller leaving Leesburg.
Only 800 of 4000 registered Lake County citizens have paid poll taxes and qualified to vote in the June primaries. County tax collector B A Williams says about 25 payments per day are received, far short of the 100 daily needed before the May 16 deadline. Funds go to Lake County schools. Citrus County expects more vegetable gardens this spring per home agent Elizabeth W Moore.
A Detroit Free article notes a man who assesses a family by the value of its car while a woman waits to see the clothesline wash. The piece hints at social judgments tied to household practicality and status.
Clarence Laye of Lake County School Board and state association officials announced that music will be reinstated in Florida public schools after a three year absence. The state Board of Education will fund a teacher salary from the teacher fund, with districts previously covering the cost. Further action on restoring public school art will follow the music decision.
Mrs E L Schumacher of Eustis attended a Coral Gables meeting of the National Federation of Women’s Clubs board of directors. She brought Lake County literature to share with board members, supplied by the Lake County Chamber of Commerce.
Rev J O Kroff a former Cumberland Presbyterian minister near Pittsburgh Pa now lives on road 441 near Tavares Florida. He raises Advance Blackberries from ten plants sent by the University of Florida four years ago and now sells about 80 cents of berries per plant with a local market at 20 cents a box.
The Colonel of the Harry Anna Home, 12 year old Lin ard Jones, suffers tuberculosis of the spine and has been bedfast for nine years. Despite this he keeps up correspondence with show folk and circus fans. A brace is ordered and teaching him to walk may begin. Dr Frank Fort believes a cure is possible. He receives many letters from circus people and George Lux of Erie Lithographing Co. is a notable friend.
Karl Lehmann secretary of the Lake County Chamber of Commerce was named one of Florida’s delegates to the 31st Annual National Rivers and Harbors Congress to be held April 27 and 28 at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington D C Governor Dave Sholtz announced the appointment. Lehmann said he cannot attend due to work obligations. He also serves as secretary of the St Johns River Improvement Association and the Florida Waterways Congress. In cooking notes greens are flavored with browned butter and onions, with bacon pieces and bacon fat, or a olive oil mix with vinegar or lemon juice and celery salt.
The article advises using little or no bleach and avoiding overloading shelves with sheets. It warns that folding and ironing cause wear, and suggests minimizing ironing and avoiding very hot irons. It notes rough bed springs can snag sheets and outlines careful laundering practices.
Seminole county home demonstration club women raised 131.65 last month through suppers plays and canned goods sales to fund 4H club girls att attending the short course and for other purposes. Miss Josephine Boydston serves as home agent for the county. County Agent D M Treadwell says a Dixie county steer won grand champion at the Fat Stock Show in Jacksonville, spurring cattlemen in the county to fatten steers for 1937.
A terse observation notes that some men show generosity when they have a little Scotch. The remark hints at social behavior influenced by liquor without detailing individuals or events.
A terse remark notes that people rarely boast about how far their lawn mower has traveled. The line implies practical, understated pride in maintenance over performance.
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