W C T U Members to Meet Monday at 3 P M
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union will meet on Monday. Miss Char Fitch leads the AST CHIEFS' CLUB and the Pythian Sisters Past Chief’s Club held a surprise initiation. A scavenger party at Williamson’s Ninth Avenue home entertained about twenty youths with a hunt and refreshments. Mrs Ray Eckholdt hosted Dorothy Eckholdt’s fifth birthday with games and peach ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Char- Fitch
AST
Macriffiths
Rosalie Brantley
Ted
Ray Eckholdt
Little Iss
Dorothy Eckholdt
Mount Dora Ladies Attend Pot Luck Dinner in Eustis
Seven Mount Dora women traveled to Eustis for a pot luck dinner hosted by Mrs. Josephine LaBreck. In the afternoon they played cards with attendees including Mrs. Ronald Christie, Mrs. Hortense Wells, Mrs. William Wingler, Mrs. Lois Boxell, Mrs. J. B. Wilkinson, Mrs. Frank Griffiths, and Mrs. Raymond Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Eustis
Josephine LaBreck
Ronald Christie
Hortense Wells
William Wingler
Lois Boxell
J. B. Wilkinson
Frank Griffiths
Raymond Daniels
S C N Club Supper And Bridge In Sylvan Shores
The S C N Club met Tuesday night at the home of Mr and Mrs James Simpson Sylvan Shores hostesses Miss Mary Elizabeth Simpson and Miss Shirley Schoenenberger led in the evening with low scores over seven meetings Buffet supper then bridge four prizes per table went to top finishers Present were the hostesses and several members including Misses Eleanor and Martha Wells Jane McCarty Marie Slack Frances Sadler and Doris Isted Mrs E M Wentworth hosted two informal breakfast bridge parties at Lake Dora Drive for her daughter Edith Wentworth of DeKalb Illinois during the week with many guests and two tables of bridge Mr Wentworth subbing for Mary Torrey at one event Read the article notes of future gatherings and the wedding of Mary Alicia Fortner and Charles Frederick Cueni Jr at St Thomas Episcopal Church in Eustis omitted details
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Bridge
S. C. N. Club
James Simpson
Sylvan Shores
Mary Elizabeth Simpson
Shirley Schonenberger
Eleanor and
Martha Wells
Jane McCarty
Marie Slack
Francys Sadler
Doris Isted
E. M. Wentworth
Lake Dora Drive
Edith Wentworth
DeKalb, Ill
Wentworth
Frank Hubbard
George Zell
Violetta Downs
Mary MacDonnell
G. B. Hurlburt
Mr. Wentworth
Mary Torrey
Elizabeth Evans
Helen Lemert
Alfred Rehbaum
Hoper Merrick
Harry Day
Orr
James Edward Fortner, Jr
D.T. Johnson
Mr. Day
Mendelssohn
Beautiful Florida Wedding Unites Miss Stanley and Groom
Miss Stanley wore green crepe and a white hat with pink zinnias corsage, while the groom’s corsage featured Radiance roses. A casual reception at the bride’s home followed the ceremony. The couple left for Daytona Beach to make their home at 442 Palmetto Avenue. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cueni Sr and family, Mrs. J. C. Whidden, and several Dr. and Mrs. residents from nearby towns.
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Stanley
Daytona Beach
Palmetto Avenue
Charles Frederick Cueni
Thelma Cueni
Ernest Cueni
Robert Young
J. C. Whidden
Winter Haven
Fortner
J. W. Dougherty
Mulberry
J. J. Prescott
Brewster
D. T. Johnson
Harry Day
Eustis
Mount Dora
C. E. Brooks
Joan Stanley
Irene Brooks
E. E. Truskett
Roxanna Champ
Georgia Kirby
Jeanette Pike
Florida couples entertained in Rochester Pennsylvania
Misses Bell and Laura McLane hosted a Friday card party in Rochester to honor Mr and Mrs Wise Mr Dora Fla a recent Bride and groom and Mr and Mrs William Ferris also of Mr Dora former Valley residents Four bridge tables played favors went to Mr Ferris and Mrs Wise Ferris a former Valley singer performed My Task and If I Could But Tell Half the Glory with accompaniment by Mrs G Porter Kensley Piano selections were provided by Miss Betty Gould Rochester Refreshments were served at tables adorned with garden flowers The hostesses assisted by Mrs D S Gould and Mrs Kensley Mr and Mrs Wise and Mr and Mrs Ferris plan to stay in the Valley until September before returning to the South
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Laura McLane
Rochester
G. Porter Kensley
Betty Gould
D. S. Gould
Kensley
Socialites spend days at beaches and travels noted
Personal notices list Mrs. C. E. Burchett and Mrs. E. R. Chamberlain enjoying a beach stay. Evelyn McDowell vacationed at Coronado Beach with Mrs. H. W. Willett. Sheila Spilky visits Daytona Beach, while L. C. Green hosts Laudermilk and Betty and Ralph Hall of Atlanta. Funds travel include Lashars at Daytona and Green family guest list. Several others, including Backus, Helms, Burton, Watt, Story, Overhiser, Ray, Hardy, Wentworth, and Lotz, are noted for weekend trips, vacations, operations, and visits to Daytona Beach, Illinois, New York, Adirondacks, and De Kalb.
Mrs Dahlin Returns From Three Weeks Vacation
Mrs George Dahlin returned Sunday from a three weeks vacation that took her to Washington DC Pittsburgh and other eastern points and to Chicago where she spent most of the time.
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Marguerite Burton
The
Adirondaks
George Dahlin
Washington, D. C
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Simpson Family Reunion Visit In Jacksonville
Mr and Mrs M V Simpson drove to Jacksonville Tuesday to meet their daughter in law Mrs O M Simpson and granddaughter Mary Martha who have spent several weeks at Hendersonville North Carolina.
Parker Returns From Michigan Visit With Chicago Fair Trip
Mrs. Charles E. Parker returned from over two months in Michigan. She came back with Messrs. Green and Frank Harding who had spent ten days touring Chicago for the Fair and visiting Detroit Michigan.
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Messrs
Ernest Green
Frank Harding
Chicago
Detroit
Charles E. Parker
Mich
Messrs. Green
Michigan
George Groom
Green
Blunt Family Returns From Daytona Beach Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Blunt and family completed a weeklong trip to Daytona Beach returning Saturday. Mrs. Blunt’s mother, Mrs. H. A. Harrold, joined them for the final three days of the visit.
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Horace Blunt
Daytona Beach
Localities Buzz with Seasonal Visits and Trips
Miss Shirley Schonenberger and Dorothy White return from a two week Chicago visit and stay with Mrs Hupple in Highland Park. Mrs Anna Wood remains with her sister Mrs Hupple until fall. Esther Wyatt and daughter Mabel Claire arrive from Cleveland for wintering here and join Dr and Mrs Pearson at Daytona Beach.
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Shirley Schonenberger
Dorothy White
Chicago
Hupple
Highland Park
Anna Wood
Mrs. Hupple
Esther Wyatt
Mabel Claire
Cleveland
Ohio
Daytona
Pearson
Robert Pearson
Fifth Avenue
Daytona Beach
Mrs Martha Wells to Join Mount Dora at FSCW
Miss Martha Wells, graduate in 1934 from Mount Dora High, will join the Mount Dora contingent at F. S. C. W. leaving the last of next week.
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Martha Wells
Mount Dora High
Mount Dora
Legion District Conference at Sulphur Springs
The First District American Legion conference will be held at Sulphur Springs on Sunday September 9 starting at noon. Col Ira C Hopper of Lakeland Vice Commander says the event will cover key Legion matters for the coming year and Florida will run its annual membership drive before the October National Convention aiming for 100 percent district membership.
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American Legion
Sulphur Springs
Ira C. Hopper
Lakeland
Department of Florida
Californians Rent Home in Mount Dora for Health Benefit
Mr and Mrs Harry D Madden and their son Richard Bowman with niece Debra Bolick recently arrived from Southern California. They rent the late Mrs Frank Martins home at 250 South Clayton street for an indefinite stay to seek relief from high altitude, praising Mount Doras climate and pure water after a hot drive through midwestern regions.
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Harry D. Madden
Richard Bowman
Debra Bolick
Frank Martin
South
Clayton Street
California
San Jacinto Mountains
Madden
Florida
Mount Dora
Brouth
Middle West
Eustis Makes Its Initial Appearance Today
A report notes Eustis makes its initial appearance today at 3 300. The brief mentions a first showing or presentation time in a local event or meeting.
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Eustis
Orange Blossom Trail promoted to boost central Florida travel
Community leaders outline a regional campaign along the Orange Blossom Trail from Lake City to Lake Placid. The plan, backed by chambers of commerce, raises funds for roadside billboards and state road designations to attract visitors and support local economies during the Legion convention period.
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Zellwood
Mount Dora
Eustis
Leesburg
Tavares
Fruitland Park
Belleview
Ocala
Silver Springs
Lake City
Orlando
Orange Blossom Trail Association
Lake Placid
Florida
State Road Department
American Legion’ National Convention
Miar
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Claude Rains
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Whitney Bourne
Ruth Etting
Lee Tracy
Helen Mack
Biles Morgan
Jacksone
David ‘Holt
Paramount News
Cary Grant
Genevieve ‘Tobin
Stella
Freddy McDowell
Joan Merrick
Charles Wilkinson
Davis Moorhead
Adrienne Norton
Frances Smith
Jackie Stein
Raymond Carlton
Era
Ak Mor
Betty Lovers
Beverly Brown
Warren Spalding
Lorna Cole
LA Breck’s Parts Service
Mount Dora, Florida
H. W. Goddard
Burton’s Blue Bird Restaurant
Pennsylvania
C. E. Burchett
Evelyn McDowell
Coronado Beach
H. W. Willett
Sol Spilky
Sheila
L. C. Green
Mrs. Laudermilk
Betty and
Ralph Hall
Atlanta
Mrs. T. Holmes Lashar
Ted Drawdy
R. M. Goodman
Bobby and
Billy
George Backus
New York
J.C. Helms
Indiana
William Watt
New England
W. L. Story
Lake County Medical Center
H. D. Overhiser
Harold
J. G. Ray, Sr
E. G. Hardy
Elmer Austin
Hope Merrick
DeKalb
Illinois
Laudermilk
Betty Hall
Ralph Chapman
J. D. Lotz
Florence
Betty
Jacksonville
Beach
John Lotz
Florene
J. M. McCown
Mr. McCown
Highlands
N. C
Anderson, S. C
Ernest Mosteller
Clyde
Mr. Mosteller
8. F. Mosteller
Dalton
Eleanor Wells
Milley. Wells
N. Y
University of Rochester School of Nursing
Tallahassee
Legion District
Cool Motors
Garland
Hale
Kellog’s
Welch
Ferry’s
Bank
First National Bank
Aluminum
Mt.jjora Hardware Company
C. C. Moorhead
Goodyear
Goodyear Speedway
Donnelly
Complete Auto Electrical Service
United Motors
Delco-Remy
North East Electrical Systems
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