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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1962
Page
4
The Woman's Fellowship meets Friday December 21 at 2 30 p m to present Christmas in America. Mrs Howard A Turner leads the program and members should bring gifts for distribution by The King's Daughters.
The Lake County Ladies Chorus will present a program of Christmas carols at the Mount Dora Kiwanis Club Christmas program today. Noah Webster began writing the dictionary in 1807 and finished in 1828.
The column lists Santa at the Civic Building Friday from 3 to 5 for children and a Friday adult Christmas party with games and refreshments. A Sunday pageant and candlelight service at the Presbyterian Church is announced, plus remarks on a past Mount Dora High School concert and local residents visiting or moving to Sorrento. It notes Civil Defense meeting attendance, a Canada couple building a winter home, and mentions a wedding anniversary honor and a luncheon with a handkerchief lei.
A fragmented OCR list presents scattered entries ranging from flower Lily to post office terms and OSS references. It reads like puzzle notes with numbered items and stray fragments including anti-tan gun and ship's call for aid.
Prof. and Mrs. Alphonse Carlo and Dr. Rudolph Fisher of Rollins College will present a Christmas music program at Mount Dora Community Church this Sunday. The group has offered an unusual Christmas program to church members and friends for several years.
Invited guests include Mrs. Jean Gardner, Mrs. Lil Austin, Mrs. Kate Story, Mrs. Eve Senese, Mrs. Pearl Cope, Mrs. Marge Cope, Mrs. Daisy Saywell, Mrs. Ruby Paul and Miss Elizabeth Corbus of Hudson Ohio. A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year wish closes the note.
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