Picnic Supper at Community Church Chapel
The Ladies Aid announce a picnic supper at the Community Church chapel on Friday August 22. Members should bring sandwiches and one other dish for themselves and a guest, with a silver offering also expected. The King’s Daughters held a meeting August 6 hosted by Miss Helen Merritt with 23 present and next gathering set for August 20 at Miss Vada Ham’s home 412 Hillcrest Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
King’s Daughters
Helen Merritt
Vada Ham
Hillcrest Court
Beach Party Fun For Local Children And Card Evenings
Sonny Malone hosts a Friday beach party for sixteen youngsters after lakeside play and supper on the sand. Guests include Margaret Ann and Dorothy White Martha Fenn Betty Ann Placie and others from Bradenton. Mr. and Mrs. A C Quixley host a bridge gathering with high scores by Mrs J G LaDue and Mr J G LaDue. A monthly card party is planned for August 22 at the Community Building with a 25 cent entry and displays of donated tableware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny Malone
Margaret Ann
Dorothy White
Martha Fenn
Betty Ann Placie
Bradenton
Florida
A. C. Quixley
Bridge
J. G. LaDue
Tom Potter
LaDue
Estella Clark
Mary McDonald
R. N. White
Mount Dora
Estelle Clark
Mary White
Mrs Geo Malone Hosts Lake Shore Drive Bridge Party
Mrs Geo Malone hosted a Tuesday bridge party at her Lake Shore Drive home honoring Mrs E L Belche and daughters. Tables lined the lake side porch. salad and ice cream were served. Martha Belche won high score with a yellow casserole. Crane took second prize jade beads. Alba D Belche earned consolation cards. Guests included E L Belche Martha Belche Alta Bel che Edwin Belche Lewis Carder John Millard J G Kirby Al Bell George LaDue Owen Car Fletcher Crane Fred Greek Bradenton Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Malone
Lake Shore Drive
E. L. Belche
Martha Belche
Fletcher
Crane
E.L. Belche
Alta’ D
Belche
Edwin Belche
Lewis Carder
Porch Party For Woman's Club Attended By Fifteen Members
The Woman's Club porch party at Mrs. R. N. White home drew fifteen members, a strong summer turnout with many members away. President Mrs. Evans proposed an all day sewing meeting for Tuesday at the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
R. N. White
Tennis Tournament Planned For Donnelly Park Youths
A community meeting in the Triangle praised local youths for improving tennis and outlined a September tournament with players from Eustis and Tavares. A collection will be donated to the Jacksonville Children's Home, and a reception will honor participating youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnelly Park
Eustis
Tavares
All Day Meeting Supports Children Home Society Needs
The Woman's Club led by Mrs. Eliza beth Evans met August 12 at the community church to aid the Children’s Home Society of Jacksonville. They voted $25 for the home and $25 for the Community Building social rooms, formed two new committees, and spent the day sewing with lunches provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Elizabeth Evans
Children’s Home Society of
Jacksonville
Estella Clark
Lillian Banks
Social notes of local residents and visitors
Personal Sara Margaret Pooser returned Thursday from a visit to her grandmother in Hendersonville North Carolina. Mr. Wm Willett is in the city from Maitland. Miss Amanda Powell of Savannah Georgia visits her cousin Miss Kathleen Galloway. Mrs E A Kresner arrives from Chicago to join her husband at Dora Manor. Mrs Sally Lawrence and son Billy visit Mrs Fred McDowell in Port Orange. J R Ronsheim of Cincinnati guests of his brother Lt Ronsheim. A P Sidell leaves for two week mountain vacation in the Carolina. Mr and Mrs Harry Backus and son travel to Great Neck Island for August. Mrs N C Williams leaves for Staunton Virginia for a month. Mrs A B Altizer spends August in Huntington West Virginia. Mr and Mrs J W Noroth greet friends at Sunset Hill after their June 2 wedding. Norton was Doris Parker. Mr and Mrs O E Tate of Atlanta are guests of Mrs David S Simpson and relatives for two weeks. Doris and Twilla Camp, who attended Summer as at Gainesville, return to Mount Dora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Noroth
Sunset Hill
Norton
Doris Parker
Avon Park visit and area social notes details
A compilation of local visits and outings includes Walter Ruthford’s visit, Nancy Jane Stuart’s Ohio trip, Chief Cliff Palmer at Daytona Beach, the Simp son family joining a Waynesville camp, Mount Dora Americana Auxiliary events, Dr. T. R. Spencer’s New York clinic study, and numerous relatives visiting Mount Dora, Eustis, and nearby towns. The piece notes dairy upgrades by Charles A. Parker, Florida travels of the Goss family, hospital plans for Mrs. George Zell, and a large D. O. K. K. initiation trip to Tampa with a 200-plus class. It closes with birthday events for James Patrick and a family picnic at Rock Springs, plus a Lake County outing by American Legion and Auxiliary members to Lecahure Park.
Joo Paty to Lead Break Making Operations Agency
Miss Mary Emma Jones returns from Mount Dora to Johnson City for a visit and plans to travel with Mrs. Banks and her daughters Violet and Harriett to Daytona Beach before joining Johnson City. The trip involves an automobile journey with the Downs family in the summer context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joo Paty
Agenald
Mary Emma Jones
Mount Dora
Thrift versus saving emphasized by S W Straus
S W Straus argues thrift is more than saving and urges use of saved funds to improve health, knowledge, and productivity. He warns against overemphasis on saving, notes potential harm to commerce, and stresses ongoing personal and societal progress. The piece also notes regional civic notes on Scouting, juvenile delinquency, and local infrastructure updates.
Scout Troops Linked to Lower Delinquency in Bridgeport
A survey by Bridgeport Connecticut Recreational Council and Community Chest finds areas with Boy and Girl Scout troops show little delinquency, while the highest delinquency areas lack Scout troops. Arnold Sorenson reports efforts in trouble zones including near Pequonnock River and Yellow Mill River with troops meeting at Station No. 2 firehouse and St. Mary’s church, while other areas begin organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreational Council of
Bridgeport
Pequonnock River
Yellow Mill River
Also Mentioned on This Page
Social Register
Margaret Lewis
Sara Margaret Pooser
Hendersonville
North Carolina
Wm. B. Willett
Maitland
Tom Willett
Amanda Powell
Savannah
Georgia
Kathleen Galloway
Sally Lawrence
Billy
Port Orange
Fred McDowell
J. R.ronsheim
Cincinnati
Lt. Ronsheim
A. P. Sidell
Lime Morning
Carolina
Harry Backus
N. C. Williams
Staunton
Virginia
A. B. Altizer
Huntington
West Virginia
O. E. Tate
Atlanta
David S. Simpson
Wee
Doris
Twilla Camp
Gainesville
Avon Park
Walter Ruthford
Nancy Jane Stuart
Ohio
Cliff Palmer
Daytona Beach
David Sim
Sam
Rhoda Simpson
Mr. Aeson
Waynesville, North
Mount Dora Americana Son Auxiliary
Eustis Aunillary
T. R. Spencer of
Clinic
New York City
Helen
Katherine Lewis
Winter Park
C. A. Lewis
Miss Lewis
Richardson
Helen Richardson
New Jersey
Mr. G. Ganin
Florence Davis
M Kisco
Charles A. Parker
George Goss
Wade
Flora
Jimmie
Mayo
Martha Jo
Visi
Ivan Parker
Franklin Park
Joan Parker
Gulf Gas Company
Valley
Mount
George Zell
New York
Carl Graves
Villa Dora
Goddard
Itigen
Lincoln
New Hampshire
Lee Hunter
Bessie R. Pooser
Frank
Geo. Prey
Georne
Salisbury
Jones
Salt Springs
Carrie True
Mary True
Annie Hill
Miss True
Jacob Polanski
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Tampa
Bill Wingler
Andrew Mosteller
Earnest Mosteller
James Patrick
Charles A. Farnese
Rock Springs
American Legion and Auxiliary
Lecahure
Taarate Poatin
Aed
Bela
Lakeside Park
W. A .Carter
S. W. Straus
American Society For Thrift
Orlando—Real Property Operating Company
Trout River Bridge
Orlando
Beacham
Joan Crawford
Robert Montgomery
Anita Page
Dorothy Sebastian
RITZ
Wild Company
H. B. Warner
Frank Albertson
Sharon Lynn
Rial
DR. Richardson
Fourth Ave
Mt. Oo Fla
State of Florida
Osteopathic—Medicine Surgery Hospital
C. Conklin
M.D
Tye
Donnelly St. Mount Dora
Fla
J. J. West
Alexander
Commercial Printing Division
Eastman Films
W. E. Lackey, Jeweler
Builders Supply CO
Mount Been
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