Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers for 1930
The American Legion Auxiliary met and elected officers for 1930 led by President Mrs. Leslie Jackson. New roles include Vice-President Mrs. Howard Chamberlain Secretary Mrs. Geo. Dahlin Treasurer Mrs. Harold Overhiser Sergeant-at-arms Mrs. William Williamson Chaplain Mrs. C. R. Javens and Historian Mrs. C. L. Callahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
President Hall
U. S. Veterans
Lake City
St. Petersburg
Leslie Jackson
Howard Chamberlain
Geo. Dahlin
Harold Overhiser
William Williamson
C. R. Javens
C. L. Callahan
Candidates at W C T U Meeting Support Prohibition
Eight W C T U members and seven visitors met at the Congregational Church on Monday December 2 for the monthly meeting. Candidates Lackey Spencer Hackworth and Drake spoke in favor of law enforcement and prohibition. Delegates’ state convention reports were postponed to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Messrs Lackey
Spencer
Hackworth
Drake
Tourist Club to Hold Meeting at Community Church
The Mount Dora Tourist club will meet Friday evening at 7:30 at the Community church. Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, the program includes vocal solos and string trios. The nominating committee will submit a presidential candidate.
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Mount Dora
Ladies Aid Bazaar at Methodist Church Annex
The annual Ladies Aid bazaar will be held in the Methodist Church annex on Thursday December 12 opening at 2 00. A cafeteria supper will be served at 5 30 P M. Everyone is welcome.
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Ladies Aid
Methodist Church Annex
Local Social Notes and Visits Highlight Week
Miss Dorothy Heath returns from New Orleans after Thanksgiving. T. M. Gowan of Rome, Ga., visits daughter Mrs. L. P. Jones. Mrs. Mary E. Trace returns from summer in Ohio, visiting Warren Meadville Wesleyville Gallion. Affa and Helen Hubbell attend Florida teachers convention in Pensacola. Affa named chair of Social Science. Woman's Club to hold all day sewing for Jacksonville Children’s Home at Congregational church. Club members sew Tuesdays through Christmas for destitute children. Dr. Wilkinson and Mrs. Slocum of Macon Mo. guests of Mrs. Thomas Wardell. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Jaques visit home here. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Shannon arrive from Sewickley Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Trace
Ohio
Warren
Meadville
Wesleyville
Gallion
Affa
Helen Hubbell
Pensacola
Miss Affa
Florida Educational Association
Woman’s Club
Congregational Church
Jacksonville
Woman's Club
Mount Dora Welcomes Winter Residents In Group Visit
The community notes arrivals and departures as residents plan winter stays. Vinnie Alexander leaves for Jacksonville. Jean Hendrie returns from Sewickley. W A Sheldon reopens his Mount Dora studio after Northampton trip. Mary D Lyon from Tampa visits. Stitzel and Workman guests of Emma Taft. P T A meeting features Florida State Forester Harry Lee Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D. Lyon
Tampa
T. J. Potter
Lyon
Mary Dewhurst
Mount Dora
J. J. Stitzel
Howard Workman
Laudonville
Ohio
Emma Taft
Workman
Stitzel
Farmer’s State Bank
Mr. Workman
Loudonville
Why Is A Cake Small
The article explains a cake may be small if not enough baking powder or soda is used to leaven it or if too much liquid is added. It also notes using a pan that is too large can prevent proper rise and advises choosing a pan that fits the recipe yield.
Shingle belles and hair care chant from Pathfinder
The text repeats a shingle belles chant about hair care, encouraging shaving and washing the neck, and noting that cutting more reduces combing needs.
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Pathfinder
Banff Winter Carnival Draws Enthusiasts
Winter sports fans head to Banff for a lively carnival as trade notes cite shipments abroad showing strong demand. An expected growth plan includes a $25,000 plant at Long Beach to export 2500 gallons daily, expanding to 10,000 gallons within four months.
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Long Beach
Tampa Chamber article sparks debate on liquor openness
An alleged Tampa Chamber of Commerce piece claiming Florida's Tampa area is open to liquor and vice is provoking statewide scrutiny. Northern papers cite the piece to denounce lax enforcement, noting high prices and easy access, while local officials dispute the portrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa Chamber of Commerce
Tampa
Florida
Chamber of Commerce
Tampa Chamber
Milwaukee Journal
the Journal
Improvement in fruit growing emphasized in Florida citrus drive
The article notes that improving fruit growing benefits all interests and Florida will gain more money from citrus. The Exchange aims to inform business men with facts through an educational campaign. Mr. Stovall says civic club courtesy will not be exploited and speakers will avoid proselytizing or recruiting for the organization.
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Florida
Boatmen Enjoy Mount Dora Visit and Canoe Journey
The text describes boatmen savoring a Mount Dora visit, noting the thrill of the ride and the route from Jacksonville to Sanford via the St. Johns, by truck to Mount Dora, through lakes and canals back to the St. Johns and down to Jacksonville, with an awareness of potential mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Sanford
St. Johns
Mount Dora
Tourist Club Opens Meeting With Registration Drive
The Tourist Club held an opening meeting and distributed registration cards for completion at the office or the next gathering. Mention was made of summer achievements in Mount Dora including work at the community building hotels and other efforts. The Mount Dora Yacht Club loaned its dance floor to the Tourist Club until the new dance hall is ready.
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Mount Dora
Flower Show Planned in Tavares at Pioneer Hall
The Tavares Garden Club will stage a flower show at Pioneer Hall across from the courthouse. Entries include calla lilies dahlias mixed gladioli pansies double petunias mixed roses and other central Florida flowers. Prizes awarded for best overall bloom and for basket entries by school pupils up to junior high. Premium booklet info to be distributed in early December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Tevares Garden Club
Heath Re-elected Kiwanis Secretary
Frank H. Heath, secretary of the Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce, was re elected secretary of the Mount Dora Kiwanis club at a meeting of the newly elected officers and directors. Heath also serves as secretary of the Mount Dora Yacht Club and is city recreation director.
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Frank H. Heath
Mount Dora
Doctor Marsh Attends Florida Podiatry Convention
Dr Mildred Marsh of this city attended the Third Annual Convention of the Podiatry Association of Florida in Jacksonville on Sunday and Monday. She reports the meeting was of outstanding interest with addresses by Dr Burnett and Dr Kirby Smith of New York, both prominent in the profession, and through Burnett she has been chosen to study under Kirby Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Marsh
Podiatry Association of Florida
Jacksonville
Marsh
Kirby- Smith
New York
Burnett
Kirby
Student plans study on skin diseases in Florida
The text notes that she will travel to New York later in the season to pursue study titled Skin Diseases Peculiar to Florida, indicating a focus on regional dermatological conditions. The passage emphasizes educational steps rather than clinical outcomes or dates.
Wells Wins Tourney At Mount Plymouth
Wells clinched the ringer tournament at Mount Plymouth Golf Course, finishing with a 64 after six birdies and twelve pars. Harold Coleman and Frank Heath tied for second at 67, while Carl Graves was fourth with 68.
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Miller Wells
Mount Plymouth
Wells
Harold Coleman
Frank Heath
Carl Graves
Grand Leader Begins Big Sale at Mount Jora Store
The Grand Leader department store in Mount Jora opened a pre holiday sale featuring new merchandise from New York markets. Through the days before Christmas, shoppers can select a variety of attractive Christmas gifts at reasonable prices from items on display.
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Mount Jora
New York
AAA Manager Praises Mount Dora For Goodwill Tour
Theo F. Behler manager of the Florida division of the American Automobile Association thanks Mount Dora residents for smooth reception of a goodwill tour. He notes citizens’ early-car lineup and efforts to show attractions, and mentions plans to consider a branch touring office in Mount Dora.
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Theo F. Behler
Florida
American Automobile Association
Chamber of Commerce
Heath
Mount Dora
Care for wet shoes to avoid stiff leather
When shoes get wet they can become hard and stiff when dried. Do not dry them quickly before a fire. Stuff tissue into them, set outdoors in a breeze and sun not too hot, wait for age to dry, then brush. Do not rub mud while damp. dry mud brushes off easily.
Chicago Women’s Club to fight ragweed and hay fever
The Chicago Women’s Club launches a campaign to eradicate ragweed by pulling up plants on vacant lots starting in July. About thirty to forty thousand Chicago residents suffer hay fever annually, with an estimated one million dollars in losses.
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Chicago Women’s Club
Chicago
Orlando coach Dave Wright visits Chamber of Commerce
Dave Wright, athletic coach at the local high school and a leading state figure in interscholastic sports, visited the Chamber of Commerce Saturday. He officiated several games featuring the city's Vikings.
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Dave Wright
Orlando High School
Chamber of Commerce
Wright
Vikings
Mount Dora Recreation Program Praised by State Official
Mr Wright hailed Mount Dora’s recreation program as among the best in the state and urged continued enthusiasm. He noted the town’s fine facilities and layout and predicted survival hinges on strong entertainment and recreation. He compared Mount Dora favorably with St. Petersburg and Palm Beach.
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Mount Dora
Wright
Orlando
St. Petersburg
Palm Beach
Fashion Tower Sees New Ensemble Silhouette Trends
The piece details a 1960s style shift toward a feminine, luxurious look emphasizing an ensemble theme. It features knee length or lower hemlines, near natural waists, draped necklines, tailored silhouettes, and lavish fabrics including soft velvets, silks, and furs with coordinated accessories and colors.
Jewelry and accessories to accent the costume
Pearls and semi precious stones to accent the color and note. Handkerchiefs, chiffons to harmonize with the costume. Large monograms.
Community Church Announces Schedule and Dec 8 Topic
D B Spencer pastor leads Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. Dec 8 topic What is Back of our Christian Giving led by Miss Frances Harvey. Midweek service at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and Ladies Aid Society meeting at 3 p.m. Friday Dec 13.
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D. B. Spencer
Christian Endeavor
Frances Harvey
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church Services on Fifth Avenue
The church on Fifth Avenue invites worshipers to a Sunday schedule including Sunday School at 10:00 A M Sermon by Pastor James H Elder at 11:00 Epworth League at 6 30 P M and Evening Sermon at 7 30 Mid week service Wednesday at 7 30 P M The public is invited to attend and worship with us.
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Fifth Avenue
Epworth League
James H. Elder
Baptist Tabernacle Sunday Services Schedule
The Baptist Tabernacle invites the public to attend Sunday School at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with B Y P U at 6 30 p m The prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 p m Pastor D P Montgomery leads the services onsite.
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D. P. Montgomery
First Church of Christ Scientist Service Times Eustis
The notice lists Sunday service at 11 a m and Sunday school at 9 45 a m at Corner Grove Street and Lemon Avenue in Eustis. A testimonial meeting is held Wednesday evening at 8 p m and the reading room is open Tuesday and Saturday afternoons from 2 to 4 in the church edifice. All are welcome.
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First Church OF Christ Scientist
Eustis Corner Grove St. and
Lemon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legion Auxiliary
W. C. T. U. Meet
Dorothy Heath
New Orleans
T. M. Gowan
Rome, Georgia
Mrs. L. P. Jones
Dr. Wilkinson
Mrs. Slocum
Macon, Missouri
Thomas Wardell
E.B. Jaques
W. T. Shannon
Sewickley, Pa
Will
Vinnie Alexander
Jean Hendrie
W. A. Sheldon
Northhampton
Mass
Harry Lee Baker
Florida State Forester
Tellahassee
Elias Seccombe
Derby, Conn
Debauch
Althoug Tampa
Cuba
West Indies
Coasts Guard Patrol
Tavares
Kiwanis
Dr. Marsh
Fashion Tower
OUN
Baptist Tabernacle
W. B. Powell
Eustis, Fla
R. D. White Lake Mary, Fla
Frock
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