Social Weekend Party at Daytona Beach
Mr and Mrs Henry Land honored house guests Misses Tippy Marshall of Poughkeepsie New York and Kiki Harris of Henderson North Carolina with a Daytona Beach house party. The group left Friday and returned Monday including Miss Rhoda Simpson and Messrs Buster Sadler Julian Metzinger and William Nichols of Orlando.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona
Henry Land
Tippy Marshall
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Kiki Harris
Henderson
N. C
Daytona Beach
Rhoda Simpson
Messrs
Buster Sadler
Julian Metzinger
William Nichols
Orlando
King's Daughters Meeting To Collect Materials For WPA Garments
The King's Daughters will meet Monday evening next week at the home of Mrs. A. M. Cameron Lakeshort Drive. Each member should bring a remnant of material to be made into garments in the WPA workroom at Eustis and distributed to needy cases. Members will meet at Miss True's gift shop. transportation is available for those without cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
A. M. Cameron
Lakeshort Drive
WPA
Eustis
Miss True
Saturday Evening Bridge Party Held by Evans and Lemert
Mrs. Elizabeth Evans and Miss Helen Lemert hosted a Saturday evening card party at their Alexander street home. After a 7 30 dessert course four tables of ladies played progressive contract bridge for a social, lighthearted night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Evans
Helen Lemert
Alexander Street
Epworth League Picnic Ties Mount Dora and Winter Park Groups
Epworth League members from Mount Dora and Winter Park enjoyed a joint picnic at Santando Springs last Friday. The event began with a swimming party, followed by a shared supper and a social hour. Prizes, including water pitchers, were awarded for high scores at each table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Mount Dora
Epworth League
Winter Park League
Santando Springs
Winter Park
Reading Circle Program Delights Neighbors
Mrs E M Wentworth hosted the Reading Circle and neighbors Monday evening. Miss Edith Wentworth selected and read chapters from Elizabeth Goudge's A City of Bells with noted charm and clarity. Light refreshments followed the reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Wentworth
Elizabeth Goudge
City of Bells
Edith Wentworth
Miss Wentworth
Hazel daughter Lois weds James Collier Cooper in Florida
Mr and Mrs E G Hazel announce the marriage of their daughter Lois to James Collier Cooper on February 12 1938 in St. Petersburg Florida. Lois Hazel is a Daytona Beach Orlando alumna with Theta Upsilon and Kappa Delta Pi memberships. Cooper, son of J Collier Cooper Mount Dora, is a Citrus Growers Cooperative employee. They will reside in St. Petersburg.
Misses Marshall and Harris Honored With Bridge Party
Last Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Millard C Reid hosted a bridge party for guests including Miss Creighton Harris of Henderson North Carolina and Miss Kathleen Galloway. Prizes went to Miss Galloway and Francys Sadler, Mrs Henry Land, Howard Birt and Al Ramsdell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Harris
Millard C. Reid
Henry Land
Poughkeepsie
Creighton Harris
Henderson
N.C
Kathleen Galloway
Francys Sadler
al Ramsdell
Evan Henry
W. A. Vincent
Howard Birt
Alfred Rehbaum, Jr
J. G. Ray, Jr
David S. Simpson, Jr
G. B. Hurlburt
E. E. Trus
My Bill at Princess Theatre Sunday and Monday
Kay Francis stars in My Bill with Bonita Granville Anita Louise Bobby Jordan and Dickie Moore at the Princess Theatre for a Sunday and Monday showing. The drama follows a widow who after inheritance loss borrows from a banker and faces family strife before her son Bill helps reunite the family and lead to a marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Theatre
Kay Francis
Bonita Granville
Anita Louise
Bobby Jordan
Dickie Moore
Tom Barry
Miss Francis
Little Bill
Kay
Vincent Sherman
Robertson White
John Farrow
Boat Trip for Visitors on City of Dora Celebrates Capt Wise
Buck Sadler Lem Downs Charles Norris John Murray Harry Clark and Herbert Boltin hosted a day long boat and fishing trip on the City of Dora for guests from Augusta and Texas. The party toured Lake Dora Dora Canal Lake Eustis Dead River and Lake Harris with meals aboard. Visitors praised the scenery calling it beautiful and compared favorably to ocean fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Sadler
Lem. Downs
Charles Norris
John Murray
Harry Clark
Herbert Boltin
Velma Nice
Dora
H. J. Wise
Lake Dora
Dora Canal
Lake Eustis
Dead River
Lake Harris
A D
Pe Clauders
Frankie
Martha Kreps
A. F. Glander
Lamilee Say
Boyce Long
Philip Pierce
James Bartley
Augusta
C. J. Palmer
Ceclia Palmer
Harvey Palmer
Martha Tibbets
Texas
Captain Wise
F. C. Dodd
Nice
Mount Dora
Local residents take brief trips and returns across states
Mrs James H Rumph departed for Camden Arkansas last week. Betsy Kramer returned from Hendersonville North Carolina. Mr and Mrs William Norris came back from a short vacation. A C Quixley and spouse plan a few days in Recacete Florida. Bruce Wilde Franklin and wife left Sunday for Birmingham Alabama. Sol Spilky travels with Miss Jennie Stairman of Philipsburg Pennsylvania. A F Schrupp and spouse returned after a month in Daytona Beach. W L Taylor and daughter Mary Jo weekended in Jacksonville. W T Wynne of Miami visiting Arthur Ort on and family. Mrs Albert Ramsdell left for Cleeland Ohio for about a month. Nancy J Stuart returned from three weeks in Ohio. J Frank Husmann and family and Glenn and Reid from Cincinnati left this week. Rose Hale returned from Georgia visits. William Miller visiting in California saw cousin Harriet Banks. L B Einsel and Emma N Taft moved to Eustis to own home and grove on Lake View Ave. Claude Chapman family left for Crawfordsville Georgia.
Guests and travelers noted among Daytona Beach visitors
Mrs. E M Wentworth and Miss Edith Wentworth visit Mrs Alfred Rehbaum at Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mrs S M Coen and daughter Shirley depart for an indefinite northern trip. Kathleen Galloway Shirley Drugg Francis Sadler and Johnnie Mae Stanley head to Corona del Mar for two weeks. Mrs L E Cross from North East Pa sends regards to Mount Dora. Merle Eberling of Hamilton Ohio visits Tincher on Grandview Street. Dr and Mrs R E Lee with Grace Florence and J W Shaw travel to Little Switzerland NC for a month. Dr and Mrs H T Fenn and daughters Martha and June return from Little Switzerland. Frank Burkart leaves for six weeks business trip to Baltimore Philadelphia and New York by steamer from Jacksonville. Edna Dennis at Plymouth Mich visits Harold J Curtis and plans August 10 departure to East Liverpool Ohio. Lillian Clarkston of Ocala returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burkart
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Jacksonville
Edna Dennis
Plymouth
Mich
Harold J. Curtis
East Liverpool
Ohio
People and Travels Around Mount Dora Area
A series of visits and travels are reported: Miss Mary Carshall weeks here after summer West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Dahlin and Miss Spilky return from Chicago with Miss Bess Ehrlich. Mr. and Mrs. Crane vacationing in Waynesville with daughter Gladys Irene visiting Juliet Lowe camp in Cloudland Georgia. Wedding? Mr. and Mrs. Jones tour Florida. Mrs. Whelchel and relatives visit E. L. Downs in Gainesville and Daytona Beach trip. Death of Russell McKinney’s father near Coldwater Kansas affects Turrentine family visiting Coldwater, delaying their return to Mount Dora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carshall
West Virginia
George Dahlin
Natalie Spilky
Chicago
Miss Bess Ehrlich
Miss Spilky
Fletcher Crane
Waynesville
N. C
Gladys Irene
Juliet Lowe
Cloudland
Russell McKinney
Paul Turrentine
Turrentine
Coldwater
Kansas
Local social notes from Mount Dora and Gainesville
Miss Dorothy White of Mount Dora visited Miss Mildred Bartlett. Miss Virginia Mae Jepson of Gainesville vacationing with her parents. Mrs. Charles Marsh hosted a Friday afternoon contract bridge gathering. The P. T. A. Get-Together was held Monday at Mrs. C. J. Brown’s home with Mrs. Wile as co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy White
Mount Dora
Mildred Bartlett
Virginia Mae Jepson
Gainesville
Charles Marsh
Contract Bridge
C. J. Brown
Wile
Public Health Nursing Led by Ruth E Metzinger in Florida
The Bureau of Public Health Nursing of the State Board of Health in Jacksonville is directed by Ruth E Metzinger and oversees a statewide service with ten district nurses covering 7 to 10 counties. It includes three state consultants in tuberculosis county health work and midwifery, plus a colored midwife teacher, serving 186 white and 31 colored nurses who report monthly activities for future reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Public Health Nursing
State Board of Health
Jacksonville
Public
Ruth E. Metzinger
Red Cross
Department
Florida
Board of Health
Marine Corps seeks volunteers in Savannah district
Captain A C Small, Savannah recruiting officer, says August and September vacancies will be filled in the Marine Corps. Eligible men 18 to 25, height 64 to 74 inches, single with no dependents and good moral character may enlist. Examinations at the Savannah recruiting station in the Post Office Building. applications available by request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marine Corps
A. C. ‘Small
Savannah
Marineorps
Marines
Marine Corps Recruiting Station
Georgia
Lake County WPA Sewing Rooms Show Progress
The Women s Division of WPA reports July production in Lake County sewing rooms 1600 garments for Commodity Division in needful families. About 100 more garments were made and 270 repaired for non profit groups including The King s Daughters Mount Dora Baptist Church Eustis Presbyterian Church Masons and Harry Anna Crippled Children s Home. Contact Miss Helen Bennett County Supervisor of Women s Work for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Division
WPA
Lake County
State Welfare Board
King’s Daughters
Baptist Church of
Mount Dora
Presbyterian Church and
Masons of
Eustis
Harry-Anna- Crippled Children’s Home
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Mauch Twins
DR. Clitterhouse
Edw. G. Robinson
Humphrey Bogart
Claire Trevor
Claude Rains
Fay Bainter
Ray LaBreck
Earth
Coleman
Lacey
Surprise Ee
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Eee Frl
Mena
Edward G
HUGE
Dr.tterhouse
Claire Trevor Alea Jou Kine
Warner Ores
James H. Rumph
Camden, Ark
Betsy Kramer
Hendersonville, N. C
Mrs. William. Norris
A. C.quixley
Recacete Florida
Bruce Wilde Franklin
Birmingham, Ala
Sol Spilky
Miss Jennie Stairman
Philipsburg, Pa
A. F. Schrupp
Mrs. W. T. Wynne
Miami
Arthur Orton
Albert “Ramsdell
Cleeland
Nancy J.‘ Stuart
J. Frank Husmann
Glenn
Reid
Cincinnati
William Miller
California
Harriet Banks
L. B. Einsel
Emma N. Taft
Lakeview Avenue
Claude Chapman
Ralph and
Milton
Virginia
Crawfordsville, Ga
Alfred Rehbaum
Mrs. S. M. Coen
Shirley
Shirley Drugg
Francis Sadler
Johnnie Mae Stanley
Coronado Beach
L. E. Cross
North East, Pa
Merle Eberling
Hamilton, Ohio
C. E. Tincher
Grandview Street
R. E. Lee
Grace
Florence
J. W. Shaw
Little Switzerland
H. T. Fenn
Martha
June
North Carolina
Lillian Clarkston
Ocala
Lee Broom
W. T. Wheeler
St. Joseph, Mo
Mrs
Carl Broom
H. Clyde Jones
Russell and
Robert
Berea
Kentucky
Jones
Cliff White
Berea College
Frank Whelchel
Evelyn
Minnie Simmons
Frances Wheeler
E. L. Downs
Clover Ridge
Meat Dept
Pan
U. S. Marine Corps
First National Bank OF
Mount Dora, Florida
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Silent Yard
Mt.Jora Hardware Company
Standard and Portable
Coleman’s Bakery
Blue Heron
Delicatessen
Sandwich
Fifth Ave
East
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