Eloise Barham Davis and Elmer Stokley Wed in Blackstone
Miss Eloise Barham Davis daughter of Marvin Mann Davis Meredithville Virginia and Elmer Joseph Stokley son of Charles and Mrs Stokley Mount Dora were married Saturday June 27 at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert B Thomas Blackstone Rev A H Eubank officiated. The bride wore an ivory satin gown with cap veil and orange blossom wreath carrying a bouquet of bride's roses and valley lilies. Maid of honor was Annie Mae Davis blue net gown. ring bearer was Robert B Thomas nephew of the bride. Best man was Paul Stokley Portsmouth. After a wedding trip they will live in Detroit Michigan.
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Stokley-Davis
Eloise Barham Davis
Marvin Mann Davis
Meredithville
Virginia
Elmer Joseph Stokley
Detroit
Charles Stokley
Mount Dora
Robert B. Thomas
Blacktone
A. H. Eubank
Blackstone Christian Church
Annie Mae Davis
Rachael
Local Residents Plan Summer Travel And Visits
Personal notes record Miss Mary Lindman vacationing at Daytona Mrs L C Green visiting her mother in Kennesaw GaDr and Mrs J Acheson departed for Louisville Ky E R Sherburne travels to Lowell Mass W P Wingler awaiting August at Staibourne Fla Mrs Paul Turrentine and children set two week Daytona Beach visit Miss Margaret Lewis visiting her brother and sister in law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Turrentine
Daytona Beach
Margaret Lewis
Weekend visits and travels of Daytona Beach guests
Rita and Marjorie Daniels spend the weekend at Daytona Beach as guests of Dorothy and Anna Margaret White and plan to return with Mr. White. Mrs. E. E. Truskett and Mrs. W. A. Vincent tour to Miami to visit relatives. The Blunts plan a two week Daytona Beach vacation. Other families travel through Texas, Indiana, Illinois and Chicago, with returns to Mount Dora and Florida for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Adams
Elberton
Adams
Rita
Marjorie Daniels
Mrs. E. E. Daniels
Daytona Ach
Dorothy
Anna Margaret White
Mr. White
E. E. Truskett
Oklahoma
W. A. Vincent
Miami
Carolyn McMurray
Robert McMurray
Indiana
Illinois
Wayne Richardson
Chicago
Florida
Our Flag Series No 2 Quotations Feature Beecher Quote
The item presents a quotation from Henry Ward Beecher about the United States flag as more than fabric. It frames the flag as national history and the Constitution represented by a free people in government.
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OUR Flag
United States
Henry Ward Beecher
The American's Creed and The Flag Code
A reprint discusses The American Creed by William Tyler Page and The Flag Code drafted in 1923. It emphasizes government of the people, sovereignty of states, and national ideals of freedom equality justice and humanity. The note cites Patriot heritage and ongoing patriotic messaging from Ethelyn P. Zell.
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William Tyler Page
United States of America
Washington
United States
Army
America
Ethelyn P. Zell
Mount Dora Park
Zellwood Social Notices Mention Local Moves and Travel
Zellwood residents report changes in living locations with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Baker returning to stay, and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tuggle relocating to Miami. Vera Lyons travels to Waxahachie to visit parents. Evelyn Brown and Helen Worthing plan a Maine vacation. Wallace Osborn and family return from Miami. Mrs. Mertice Sheddan hosts bridge. Woman's Missionary Society gathers at Mrs. L. B. Vincent's home. Mrs. Robert Lovelady II hosts Fairfax circle event.
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J. R. Baker
Zellwood
Mark Tuggle
Miami
Vera Lyons
Waxahachee
Texas
Mertice
Sheddan
Bridge Club
Woman’s Missionary Society
L. B. Vincent
Robert Lovelady II
Fairfax Circle
Evelyn Brown
Helen Worthing
Maine
Wallace Osborn
Local Notes and Out-of-Town Visits
Mr. and Mrs. H. Chamberlain and daughters depart for a New England States tour, returning by September first. Other residents vacationing include Mr. and Mrs. Bailey and the Beerbowers in North Carolina. Illness affects Mrs. Oakley Andrews while Mrs. Donald MacWhinney visits relatives in New York State. Ward Estey relocates his house. Chapman Sagoe buys land from G. Hurlburt on Lake Ola with extensive improvements planned.
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H. Chamberlain
Mildren
Doris
New England
J. E. Beerbower
Virginia Beerbower
Ruth Beerbower
Wm. Bailey
Winter Park
North Carolina
Oakley Andrews
Donald MacWhinney
New York State
Ward Estey
G. Hurlburt
Lake Ola
Former Secretaries Join Lake County Chamber of Commerce
Former Lake County Chamber of Commerce secretaries from its founding through this year except one have joined the Lake County Chamber of Commerce to help rebuild the organization. Don Peabody, the first secretary in 1915, lives in Coral Gables and works in abstract business. Willis Powell, the early organizing secretary, now in Indian Springs Georgia, provides letters of encouragement from his country estate. Franklin Wood of New York, tied to Prentice-Hall, joined early and has shown cooperative spirit. Paul T. Harber, successor to Wood, has not joined. John C. Lochner of Clermont joined early and has helped recruit members. Mrs. Belle Hamilton of Leesburg, a former secretary, joined early and aided recruitment. President Harry P. Johnson and the current board praise past secretaries for their cooperation.
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Lake County Chamber of Commerce
Lake County ‘Chamber of Commerce
Don Peabody
Lake County
Indian. Springs
Willis
Powell
Franklin Wood
New York
Prentice-Hall Company
Mr. Wood
Paul T. Harber
Washington, D. C
John C. Lochner
Clermont
Paul Harber
Lochner
Belle Hamilton
Leesburg
John Lochner
Hamilton
Ocala
Florida Times- Union of
Jacksonville
Tampa Morning Tribune
Harry P. Johnson
Lake County at Cleveland Great Lakes Exposition
Lake County is well represented at the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland. Grapes from Lake County Florida attract attention in a red display with fresh lugs replenished daily. County residents M. Martin and Veron Steen assist, while Charles M. Poole runs a popular Clermont Winery in the Italian Streets of the World, forecasting larger production and expansion.
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Lake County
Cleveland
Karl Lehmann
Beacon
Florida
C. R. Hiatt
County A
Florida Manor
Howey-Okahumpka
Okahumpka
Clermont
M. Martin
Tavares
Chicago
New York
Foster L. Barnes
Vernon Steen
Eustis
Byron Stephens
Sanford
Charles M. Poole
Poole
Water scenes offer ideal light for amateur photography
The article highlights marine and lakeside photography opportunities for amateurs. It notes water reflecting light provides bright tones and sharp results, advises stopping down lenses on bright water, and suggests cameras from fixed focus boxes to fast SLRs for action like racing boats and diving swimmers.
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Eustis Theatre
Direction
E. J. Sparks
Joe E. Brown
Earthworm Tractors
Cartoon — News
John Arledge
Louis Latimer
William Engamae Co Nai
Myste
Bradford
W. C. Fields
Rochelle Hudson
Dick Foran
Trachery
John’ Lewis
Alfred Rehbaum
Alfred Jr
Daytona
Eleanor Minkley
Jean Shipes
Chawenwa
Green Cove Springs
Ruth Honea
Cartersville, Ga
E. M. Green
Sol Spilky
Sheila
Mrs. Spilky
Natalie
A. C. Quixley
Robert
George Malone
Yellowstone Park
Jennie Stovall
D. R
Waynesville
N. C
J. M
Cartersville
Greens
Miss Honea
Frank L. Hibbard
Betty
Violet
Brewster, N. Y
Mr. Hibbard
J. R Hibbard
Mr. Etty
Coleman
Harrold House
Adams Cottage
Seventh Avenue
J. C. Cooper
Lake County Medical Center
Umatilla
R. M. Bevill
U.S.N
G. W. Barber
Mr. Bevill
J. R. Tucker
H. R. Bradner
Bradley Beach
N. J
L. C
Quixley
Mallie Curtis
Mary Lindman
L. C. Green
Kennesaw, Ga
Mrs. J. Acheson
Eae
Louisville,Kentucky
E. R. Sherburne
Lowell, Mass
W. P. Wingler
Staibourne
Lloyd Atkins
Horace Blunt
Harrold
George
Laura Hackett
Janet Hackett
George Chapman
Tyler
Tremain Street
Arthur Lane
The
Hartford
DeLand
L. R. Tremain
Gene Downs
Lake C
Sion
Peeance
First National Bank
Mount Dora, Florida
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Insurance Deposit Corporation
Mt.Dora
Golden Triangle Dry Cleaners and Laundry, Inc
Fourth Ave
Hale
Mace Witt
Lux
Lifebouy
Rinso
Crosman’s Flower and Garden Seed
Kimball
Donnelly
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