Adam Hazelwood Celebrates Ninety Birthday In Mount Dora
Adam Hazelwood a respected Mount Dora resident celebrated his ninetieth birthday with a surprise party Monday August 22. About twenty friends prepared supper at Mrs. Ernest Martin's home then joined him at his house for an evening of stories and bridge. Miss Fannie Noonan won ladies high score and Mr. Hoppenrath led gentlemen high score. several consolation prizes were awarded.
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Adam Hazelwood
Mount Dora
Mr. Hazelwood
Ernest Martin
Hazelwood
England
Wisconsin
Texas
Fannie Noonan
Hoppenrath
George LaDue
Fred MacMahon
J. L. Millard
A. C. Quixley
Alfred Rehbaum
Gertrude Thorn
Estella Clark
Carl Graves
Mary. McDonnell
John Hoppenrath
Miss Banks Hosts Delightful Summer Party
Miss Harriet Banks entertained a small group of friends on Thursday evening with cards dancing and refreshments including punch cookies and cherry sponge. Guests included Miss Rosalie Brantley Miss Jewell Boydston Marcia Cornish Esther Cadman Ruth Sherman Frances Bloodgood and Harold Scott along with Donald Wilt Geo Plitt William Kirby Harlow Barnett and William Barnett.
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Harriet Banks
Miss Banks
Rosalie
Brantley
Jewell
Boydston
Marcia Cornish
Esther Cadman
Ruth Sherman
Frances Bloodgood
Harold Scott
Donald Wilt
Geo. Plitt
William Kirby
Harlow Barnett
William ‘Barnett
Two Hostesses Host Bridge Party At Home
Mrs Ernest. Martin and Miss Fannie Noonan hosted a bridge party at their home on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs Adam Hazelwood. Pretty flowers adorned the rooms as tables for bridge were set. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Hazelwood and Miss Gertrude Thorne. Refreshments followed during the social hour. Attendees included Mrs Fred MacMahon and Mrs J L Mill.
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Ernest. Martin
Fannie Noonan
Adam Hazelwood
Hazelwood
Gertrude Thorne
Fred MacMahon
List of ladies with multiple surnames in social notes
Mrs. Carl Graves, Mrs. Hazelwood, Mrs. John Hoppenrath, Mrs. Estella Clark, and Mrs. A. C. Quixley are cited in a local household column detailing residents and social ties. The item records names without events or actions beyond acknowledgment.
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Carl Graves
Hazelwood
John Hoppenrath
Estella Clark
A. C. Quixley
Class of 1929 Holds Reunion at Mount Dora High School
Mount Dora High School Class of 1929 held its annual reunion on August 23 with six members attending. They traveled from Mount Dora to Wekiwa Springs for a swim and picnic supper, then proceeded to Sanford for a theater visit. The date for the next reunion is not yet set.
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Mount Dora High School
Mount Dora
Wekiwa Springs
Wekiwa
Sanford
King's Daughters Entertained With Red Cross Bag Gifts
Miss Betty West hosted members of the King's Daughters on Wednesday evening. Business topics included aid reports and necessities for consideration. Gifts were wrapped to fill a Red Cross Christmas bag. Next meeting set for September 4 at Miss Nancy Stuart's home.
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Betty West
King’s Daughters
Red Cross
Nancy Stuart
Bridge Club Meets With Mrs Cooley
Mrs. Thomas H. Cooley entertained her bridge club at home on Monday with a seasonally decorates rooms and a luncheon. High score went to Mrs. A. B. Altizer, second prize to Mrs. F. H. Heath, and consolation to Mrs. J. G. Ray. Members included Mrs. Altizer Heath Ray Hinson Helms Javens Dooley Jordan Javens Crawford and others.
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Thomas H. Cooley
A. B. Altizer
F. H. Heath
J. G. Ray
C. J. Helms
Rollin Javens
Jordan
Javens
H. S. Crawford
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Meeting Announced
Mrs. Jordan of Atlanta visits sister Mrs. C C Dooley in Sylvan Shores. W C T U plans meeting at Mrs Carr on Woodland Avenue September 2 at 3 p.m. Mr and Mrs H C Merriam and daughter Anne set to move to the Pacific coast for their future home this week.
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Mrs. Jordan
Atlanta, Ga
Sylvan Shores
Anne
Pacific Coast
Social notes of local visitors and residents travel
Miss Carrie True returns home after a month in New York. Mrs. Baldwin and her children Mildred and Richard visit with Mrs. Myers of Harrisburg before a month on the East coast. Mrs. Crawford guest of her daughter Mrs. Cooley in Elberton. J J West reports a pleasant trip with Miss Mamie True and Miss Helen Merritt. Ladies depart for Mount Dora. Mr. West travels to Minneapolis. Mrs. Frothingham returns from New York. Mr. and Mrs. Burcher back from Indiana. Mrs. Jaques and Mrs. Lawrence return from Madison Georgia with the McDowells. Miss Weber and the DeForest sisters visit Emma Likoski. Mrs. Adkins’s condition improves. expected move from hospital. Dr. Elizabeth Waller moves her office to Rehbaum and Mallory building.
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Carrie True
New York
E. W. Baldwin
Mildred
Richard
Mrs. Myers
Harrisburg
J. J. West
Mamie True
Helen Merritt
Mount Dora
Mr. West
Minneapolis
Church News and Sunday Schedule
CHURCH D. B. Spencer, pastor. 10 a.m. Sunday school. 7 p.m. Christian Endeavor. Miss Betty West to lead discussion September 1 on Being Loyal to Our Work. 3 p.m. Friday September 6 porch party by the Ladies Aid Safety at Mrs. J. J. West on Grand View street. Next Sunday's schedule: 10 a.m. Sunday school, 11 a.m. morning sermon, 6:30 Epworth League, no evening preaching. Mid-week service Wednesday 7:30 p.m. James H. Elder, Pastor.
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D. B. Spencer
Christian Endeavor
Betty West
Ladies’ Aid Safety
J. J. West
Grand View Street
Lows
Epworth League
James H. Elder
Baptist Tabernacle Sunday Services and Prayer Schedule
The schedule lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m led by the pastor The B Y P U gathers at 6 30 p m and a prayer meeting is held Wednesday at 7 30 p m
Eustis Church Notices Invite Community to Services
The public is invited to attend all services led by D P Montgomery pastor at SCIENTIST Eustis Corner Grove Street and Lemon Avenue. Sunday services at 11 am with Sunday school at 9 45 am. testimonial meeting Wednesday 8 pm. Reading room open Tuesday and Saturday 2 4 pm. All are welcome.
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D. P. Montgomery
Eustis Corner Grove St
Lemon Avenue
Fine Picture to Show in Sanford
The Marx Brothers bring their stage hit The Cocoanuts to film showing at the Milano Theatre for three days starting Sunday. The review touts their wit and screen presence as they translate song and dance to cinema in this all talking all singing all laughing production.
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Milano
Music Revels with Marx Brothers and Berlin Melodies
A lively film production showcases Marx Brothers with Irving Berlin tunes and Ziegfeld stars Oscar Shaw and Mary Eaton. The chorus delivers dazzling numbers in a fast paced musical comedy that surveys a glamorous stage world.
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Marx Brothers
Irving Berlin
Ziegfeld
Oscar Shaw
Mary Eaton
Marx Brothers Film Scene Sparks Laughter with Gag Parade
Groucho delivers rapid witty chatter while Harpo performs silent pantomime and Chico delivers some of the funniest staff in the film. Zeppo appears as straight foil and briefly showcases onscreen testing. Joseph Stanley and Robert Florey co directed the production. Irving Berlin wrote the score for the original stage version and contributed a new theme song. Oscar Shaw and Mary Eaton lead the romance.
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Groucho
Harpo
Chico
Zeppo
Joseph Stanley
Robert Florey
Irving Berlin
Oscar Shaw
Mary Eaton
Governor Carlton Advocates Aviation Growth In Florida
Governor Carlton told a Miami audience that Florida sits at a pivotal airport location for South American trade. He predicted a long era of prosperity in commercial aviation and touted the Pan American Airways expansion as a catalyst for trade and goodwill between the North and South.
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Carlton
Miami
Florida
Pan American Airways
North
Washington
White House Bans Card Games in Press Room
Press correspondents covering the White House have been barred from playing cards in the press room while awaiting news breaks. The custom of bridge and other card games dating back to the Roosevelt era is halted by the new restriction.
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White House
Roosevelt
Picnic Sandwich Varieties for Outdoor Meals
Guides for packing and preparing moist substantial picnic sandwiches. Recipes yield six servings each, including Egg and Olive, Ham and Tongue, Ham and India Relish, Relish Sandwiches, Baked Beans and Chili Sauce, Tomato Cucumber and Pickle, Chicken, and Celery and Nut variants.
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India
Presidential gaze and press room clash halt games
The passage notes President Coolidge occasionally watched games and offered remarks while the press room atmosphere vexed callers. Last week the games were stopped by request as callers struggled to reconcile presidential surroundings with the noisy press room next door.
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Coon
Coolidge
Hoover
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bridge Club
Cooley
H. 8. Crawford
Elbertton, Ga
T. H. Cooley
Arthur Frothingham
Robert Burcher
Indiana
William Lawrence
Madison, Ga
Fred McDowell
Hazel Weber
Irene and
Hattie DeForest
Emma Likoski
Dudley Adkins
Orange General Hospital
Elizabeth Waller
Rehbaum and Mallory Building
Methodist Episcopal
Baptist Tabernacle
First Church OF Christ
Milane Theatre
Amary Eaton
Mt. Dora Pharmacy
Ruth Hinzman Ferran
Eustis, Fla
Ways
Kiel
Biwaewew
McCormick & Company
McCormick & Co
Baltimore
Josephine B. Gibson
H. J. Heinz Company
Sidel’s Market
First State Bank of
Eustis
Fountain Inn
Fla
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