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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
5
The Home Demonstration Club will meet Wednesday afternoon December 12 at 2 30 pm in the Community Building social room for the usual work meeting. Work will focus on the club's quilt and members are urged to attend with visitors welcome.
The Woman's Club schedules a Christmas program for its meeting on Tuesday December 11 at the venue. Members will hear a program of readings and carols and discuss club activities for the holiday season.
A church group announces a Christmas program featuring customs, stories, poems, plays, music and pictures. Attendees are asked to bring contributions for King’s Daughters Christmas baskets and the Executive Committee will meet at 2 30.
The Pythian Sisters announce a sale in the Simpson Building Donnelly and Fifth avenues. The tea room opens Friday at 2 p m and runs to 6 p m. Saturday hours are 10 a m to 9 p m with a food sale starting Saturday at 10 o'clock.
A bazaar tea and hot lunch benefit the Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church will be held in the social room of the Community Building Monday December 17 from three to five tea will be served. The Gypsy Queen will read tea leaves and a twenty five cent hot plate lunch starts at six o clock. Please remember the date and attend.
The Business and Professional Women’s Club announces Dr Mildred Marsh as speaker for the December meeting. Her topic is General Impressions of Europe. The event begins at 8 p m in the Community Building social rooms on Wednesday December 12. All women are invited to attend.
About fifty ladies and gentlemen attended the first winter dance at the Yacht Club last Friday night and the success promises monthly dances. The club also hosts Wednesday night card parties and two events next week: the club meeting and smoker on December 13 at 8 pm and December 15 open house from 4 to 6.
A Christmas Candlelight Musical by the Eustis Music Club at Eustis Methodist Church on Monday December tenth at eight o clock. The program features ev ergreens and candlelight with a processional chorus and organ music to close the concert.
Excerpts from the Messiah to be performed under Mrs. Fred Byerstadt Hoc with the local choir augmented by visiting singers from Orlando. A silver offering will be taken during the evening.
The W. C. T. U. met in the Methodist church parlor on Monday December 3rd Miss Gallimore led devotion and program Miss Fitch appointed Flower Mission leader and tasked Miss Butts to arrange supplies and helpers Barnett and Cora White received assignments Posters and room directions were discussed Dues were paid by three members
The King's Daughters met at Mrs. J. E. Mattox's home with assistavan hostesses. Twelve baskets were prepared for Thanksgiving to aid the needy, a larger donation from students and seniors was acknowledged, and a play Miss Blue Bonnet is set for January 25 in the Community Auditorium. Next meeting December 11 at Mrs. Jack Wilkinson's home, toy donations requested for Christmas boxes.
Personal notices list winter guests and residents arriving for the season. Names include Dr. E. E. Strickland and family, Mr. and Mrs. Camp, Miss Twila Camp, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis of New York, Mrs. Lena Corbett, Miss Margaret Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Vincent, Mrs. H. W. Goddard, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Solinski and daughter, and many others staying at local addresses or visiting during Thanksgiving.
Layed for several days in Mount Vernon Kentucky after a road accident left both cars badly damaged but no injuries. A Cleveland salesman took responsibility for the crash. Dr Mildred Marsh spent three days in Tampa for the Florida Podiatry Association meeting. Mrs B J Wilkinson and son Charles visited Claxton Georgia. Various locals and visitors, including Mrs Braswell Dean wife of Congressman Dean of Georgia, and Mrs Greenway of Alma reported social travels and hospitalities.
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