Engagement announced for Floryne Lotz and Wilmer Stokley
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lotz announce the engagement of their daughter Floryne to Wilmer C. Stokley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stokley, wedding date to be announced later. The Ladies Aid Society of the Community church elected officers: President Mrs. W. S. Randall, Secretary Miss Margaret Lewis, Treasurer Mrs. Lillian Ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Lotz
Floryne
Wilmer C. Stokley
Charles Stokley
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of the Community Church
W. S. Randall
Margaret Lewis
Lillian Ranks
Community Church Missionary Meeting Scheduled
The ladies of the Community church invite all interested to a December missionary meeting in the chapel Friday at 3 p m. A program has been prepared and a shared hour will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Church
Benefit Card Party by Pythian Sisters Sets Christmas Drive
The Pythian Sisters sponsor a Christmas card party at the Community Building social rooms this Thursday at 8 o clock to fund a charity. Tickets are 25 cents. King's Daughters join Monday at Mrs George Coffin's home for the Christmas meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
E ‘S
Commonity Building
Monday Social Club Meeting Attracts Wide Interest
The Monday Afternoon Social Club held a lively session across thirteen tables with prize won in contract by Mrs. Ruby agan. Mrs. Lottie M. Wal yams and Mrs. Judd tied for five honors. Hostesses for next Monday are Mrs. William Fielding and Mrs. Susan Sawyer. Play starts at 2 15 and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Agan
Lottie M. Wal Yams
Judd
William Fielding
Susan Sawyer
Pythian Sisters Junior Committee Meets With Vera Parker
The Junior Ways and Means committee of the Pythian Sisters met Tuesday night with Mrs. Vera Parker. Seven members attended and a business meeting was followed by refreshments. Attending besides the hostess were Mary Elizabeth Simpson Norma Wise Louise Silver Helen Parker Lois Cooper Fannie Mae Eckholdt and Doris Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Vera Parker
Mary Elizabeth Simpson
Norma Wise
Louise Silver
Helen Parker
Lois Cooper
Fannie Mae Eckholdt
Doris Norton
Tourist Yule Service at Community Church
Next Sunday evening December 17 the Community church hosts a Tourist Yule Service with a short program carols and a traditional Christmas tree. Tourists and locals will receive a cordial welcome and are asked to bring an inexpensive gift to place on the tree for later distribution to the King's Daughters.
Christmas Dance Planned by Mount Dora Junior Woman's Club
The Mount Dora Junior Woman's Club will host a benefit Christmas dance at Lake County Country Club on Monday night December 25 from 10 till. Ed die King and his nine piece orchestra will provide music. Proceeds will fund hospitalization for the needy. Advance tickets are one dollar per couple. at the door the price rises to 1.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Lake County
Eddie, King
King
Dance so early boys and save the difference
The fragment notes a call to action urging prompt dance participation to narrow a gap or margin. It emphasizes urgency and energy suitable for a brief local notice or social item.
Tourist Dance in Community Building Saturday Evening
Community notice invites all to a tourist dance in the Community Building this Saturday from 8 to 11 PM featuring old time quadrilles and modern dances. Tickets cost 25 cents and the event serves as a social outing for all who wish to learn or enjoy the various steps. The dance committee includes C. L. Deming M. G. Stevens and C. T. Purdy with W. A. Conrad as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Cart
Cordia
Iers
C. L. Deming
M. G. Stevens
C. T. Purdy
W. A. Conrad
Mrs Cornelius Hosts Dessert Bridge At Sylvan Shores
Mrs M Cornelius entertained with a dessert bridge Friday at her Sylvan Shores home. Honored guest was Mrs M B Charfflin of Akron Ohio who is wintering with her husband and two daughters. Guests included Mrs Charfflin Mrs Henry Stein Mrs Hattie Stein Mrs Walter Drake Mrs Alfred Rehbaum Sr Mrs John Pease Mrs John M Welch and Raymond Young. Prizes went to high score Mrs Henry Stein and second high Mrs Welch with a guest prize for the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius
M. Cornelius
A Shores
M. B. Charfflin
Akron
Ohio
Charfflin
Sylvan Shores
Henry Stein
Hattie Stein
Walter Drake
Alfred Rehbaum
John Pease
John M. Welch
Raymond Young
Welch
Luncheon and Meeting of Ocklawaha Chapter D A R
Ocklawaha Chapter D A R honored State Regent Mrs T C Maguire of Plant City with a luncheon at Villa Dora Hotel Mount Dora at 12 30 last Thursday. The luncheon featured lavender flowers and dolls as favors gifted by the Chapter Regent. The State Regent spoke on D A R work and was introduced by Miss Allen. Miss Carr of Tavares spoke on weaving and the Weavers Guild of Tavares. The group discussed the Florida D A R Golden Jubilee project a home for aged D A R members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF the American Revolution
Ocklawaha
T. C. Maguire
Plant City
Villa Dora
Mount Dora
D. A.R
Miss Allen
Weavers’ Guild of Tavares
Daughters of Florida
Ellis Island i Yoo
Daughters For Humanity
Oliver
Scobey
Hazelwood
Clark
Nutt
Conklin
Drugg
Marsh
Belshe
Carl Steiner
Mount Plymouth
North
Ida Battle
Alec Stupple
Jimmie
Sorrento
Mr. Taylor
Georgia
Taylor
Lake County Groves Corporation
Davis
Umatilla
Florida
Winter Guests Settle in Mount Dora Homes
Personal notices list guests and seasonal residents in Mount Dora and nearby areas. Names include G B Kellogg of Tampa at Harrold House, Mrs R L Bruck of Cuyahoga Falls, Jacob L Tyson of Jenkintown, Martha Moats of Waverly, Captain Geo O Cunningham of Sewickley, Jordan E Bruzee of Geneva, E B Gilchrist of Cleveland, H N Parcells of New Milford, Carl Broom, Edgar S Russell of Brooklyn, and Ruth Mitchell of Brockton. Several families stay in Kirby and Morley residences while others visit relatives and enjoy winter visits with friends in town.
Winter residents and visitors listed at local addresses
A long roster of arrivals, callers, and temporary residents is noted at homes and hotels in Mount Dora and surrounding areas. The list includes Beebe, Gurley, Wratten, Mitchell Pee, Welborn, Green, Parsells, Barber, Whaley, G J, Hale, Oakley, Coe, Swartz, Beeman, Sullivan, and White among others, with updates on health, travel, and stays at Lake County Medical Center, Hotel Mount Dora, and the Lakeside. Also reported is the death of Mrs. N mi Jones Pyatt in Florida and a Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation order for 400 cars of Florida oranges for relief distributions the week of December 11 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation
Florida
Picture Show Matinee for King's Daughters
A matinee for the King's Daughters will be held at Princess Theatre Thursday December 21 at 3 o'clock. Proceeds go to the King's Daughters Christmas work. Sparks Theatre enterprises donate yearly, with tickets sold by the Daughters and local school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Princess Theatre
Talley
Sparks Theatre Enterprises
Miss Lois Whitney Services Today
Miss Lois A. Whitney died Tuesday from a heart attack. Daughter of G. M. Whitney of Mount Dora and Conneaut Ohio she lived in Mount Dora nine years with her father and sisters Clara E Whitney and Anna Whitney and brother Wilbur C Whitney. Funeral at Rehbaum's today at 2 pm with burial in Glenwood Cemetery Conneaut Ohio. Rev Myron Bunnell to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois A. Whitney
G. M. Whitney
McDonald Street
Conneaut
Ohio
Conneaut High School
Grove City College
Grove City
Nineteenth Century Literary Club
United Congregational Christian Church
Mount Dora
Clara’. E. Whitney
Anna
Glenwood Cemetery
Myron Bunnell
United .Congregational Christian Church
Finland Aid Drive Seeks Nationwide Contributions
The Finland relief fund led by Herbert Hoover calls for voluntary gifts across 48 states and major cities to help Finland meet its next debt payment. Governors and mayors are urged to designate next Sunday as Finland Day, with Mount Dora residents invited to drop off gifts at the Topic office. Walter Ferguson coordinates contributions and mailing to headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
United States
Russia
Herbert Hoover
Finnish Relief Fund
Naion Mount Dora
Walter Ferguson
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Eustis
Blondie
Karloff
Chas. Laughton Melvyn Douglas
Jack Randall
Wild Horse Canyon
Dick Tracy
SUN
MON
Olark
Tyrone Power
Linda Darnell
George Coffin
Th Avenue
Dora
People Fury
Richard Arlen
Andy Devine
Beverly Roberts
Samuel S. Hinds
Universal
Eed Ana
PUNE
Mt Mai
Mr. G. B. Kellogg
Tampa
Harrold House
R. L. Bruck
Cuyahooga Falls
Kirby Home
Jacob L. Tyson
Jenkintown, Pa
Martha Moats
Waverly, Ohio
Donnelly Avenue
Capt
Geo. O. Cunningham
Sewickley,Pa
L. H. Blair
Jordan E. Bruzee
Geneva, N. Y
East Seventh Avenue
E. B. Gilchrist
Cleveland, Ohio
Kirby Homeé
H. N. Parcells
New Milford, Co
Clayton Street
Carl Broom
Edgar S. Russell
Brooklyn, N. Y
Tremain Street
Fred Chase
Belfast
Maine
Morley
Ruth Mitchell
Brockton, Mass
Roland Morse
Charles. Boyce and Son
Poultney
Vermont
A. J. Camp
Foul Teer
Orlando
H. A. Harrold
W. J. Beebe
Flin Michigan
Are
Jairus Gurley
I. A. Wratten
Deansboro, N. Y
Barker Apartments
Highland Avenue
Ira A. Mitchell Pee
Lincoln Park
Lake Gertrude
T. E. Welborn
Kenosha, Wis
Herald House
Orlo Vista
van Ness Green
Edgerton
Wis
N. T. Parsells
New Bedford, Conn
Lula Mae Barber
F. Marion Whaley
Mount Dora High School
Lake County Medical Center
O. M. Hale
A. H. Oakley
Newark, N. J
Lakeside
Daytona Beach
Ernest W. Coe
Centerbrook, Conn
The
Chamber of Commerce
Baker Street
J. W. Swartz
G. W. Swartz
Medina
A. J. Wartz
Fifth Avenue East
C. E. Beeman
Grand Rapids, Mich
Dan Sullivan
Warsaw
Ind
Riley
Mary Emma White
Nmi Jones Pyatt
S. Pyatt
Wachaula
Fla
Pyatt
O. E
Bowling A Fla
White
Leslie Jackson
Wm. Sauber
David Johnson
Mount Dora Electric Company
Highland Ave
Coleman’s Bakery
SWIFT
Armour’s Star
Armour
Kingan and Swift
A. P, Sidel
King's Daughters
Lois Whitney
AID For
Christmas Club
First National Bank
Mount Dora, Florida
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
MiJjora Hardware Company
Crane Furniture Co
Sally Dress Shop
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