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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1929

Page

4

Lewis Family Christmas Reunion in Mount Dora

The Lewis family gathered Christmas Day at Mrs. Catherine Lewis's home on McDonald Street. A. P. Lewis of Winter Park and J. T. Lewis of Perry joined daughters Helen and Katherine to celebrate Mrs. Lewis eighty fifth Christmas in their pioneer city home. The day featured a large Christmas tree, gifts, and a big noon dinner, with neighbors and friends paying their respects.

Lewis Catherine Lewis McDonald _ street A. P. Lewis Winter Park J. T Lewis Perry Mount Dora Afernoon Lewises

Miss Heath and Dr Patrick Wed in New Orleans

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Dorothy Heath and Dr William Patrick. They wed in New Orleans on November 30. Mrs Patrick, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Heath of this city, has lived in Mount Dora for years. Dr Patrick, from Umatilla, is at Tulane studying medicine. They plan to reside in New Orleans in the near future.

Dorothy Heath William Patrick New Orleans Patrick Frank Heath Mount Dora Umatilla Tulane

King's Daughters Entertained at Mrs. Coffin's Home

Mrs. George Coffin hosted the King's Daughters gathering on December 18 at her home. The meeting approved plans to assist the needy and pledges of good work were made. Refreshments followed the program, and the next meeting is set for January 8 at Mrs. Sadie Slough's home.

George, Coffin King’s Daughters Sadie Slough

Masonic Service Will Be Held

Announcement invites all Masons and visiting brethren to meet at the Lodge room at seven oclock on Sunday morning to observe the St esse ceremony.

St. Esse

Time Budget for Efficient Daily Planning

This guide urges housewives to map a daily schedule like blueprints for a home. List all daily and periodic tasks, estimate time for each, allow for interruptions, and adjust by cutting, delegating, or substituting tasks to fit available hours. Better planning brings greater contentment and a richer life.

Metal furniture shows stark, modern elegance in steel designs

The piece describes metal furniture as the latest trend blending extreme simplicity with perfect proportions. It notes high prices due to wood costs, yet emphasizes top notch quality, plain lines, and striking colors like red green or black. Bed frames and desks mimic fine steel cabinets, prioritizing comfort and elegance.

Leftover Holiday Scallop Dish Using Turkey or Chicken

Transform yesterday's feast into a appealing dish by chopping turkey or chicken, seasoning with onion parsley mushroom or catsup, and adding two cups cold gravy. Line a baking dish with mashed potatoes or cold rice, add the meat, top with a thin layer of mashed potato and grated cheese, bake slowly for thirty minutes.

Simple Stuffed Bread for Poultry Dish

Combine three cups bread crumbs one tablespoon poultry seasoning or sage one pint oysters with their liquid half cup melted butter half cup seeded chopped raisins salt and pepper to taste If the fowl is very fat omit the butter. Raisins may be omitted if not liked.

Sewing Hints for Avoiding Puckered Seams

Tips suggest slipping a strip of paper through a seam to prevent puckering on thin fabric and tearing away afterward. Instructions advise buying ready made collars and cuffs first and cutting the dress neck to fit them.

Fig Pudding Recipe Card

Combine one pound chopped figs two cups bread crumbs one and a quarter cups milk one cup finely chopped suet teaspoon each cinnamon and nutmeg half cup sugar and three well beaten eggs. Steam three hours and serve with hard sauce.

A Mother's Responsibility for Raising Honest Children

A mother should set a positive example for her children and provide a healthy atmosphere. She must guard her thoughts to remain clean, straightforward, kind, and hopeful, recognizing that children are highly sensitive and often read more than words convey.

Care Of The Hat Care of hats to maintain shape and avoid creases

The article advises how to store a fine beaver or felt hat to preserve its lines. It suggests folding or rolling methods with tissue paper and using wooden hat stands to keep the brim from bending.

Milady

Tennessee Method for Boiling Ham

The old Tennessee method of boiling ham is handed down by generations of cooks. After curing and smoking with hickory for 30 to 40 days, the ham should be at least one year old before boiling. The procedure includes soaking, adding hay to the boiler, boiling until the bone shakes, and finishing with a corn meal brown sugar crust and spices. The narrative ends with a memory of saving a crust of bread from the dish.

Tennessee

Church Announcements at Community Church

Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. Mrs. Grant Cowles oversees the midweek service on December 29. January 1 marks the annual church business meeting. January 27 at 2 30 p.m. features the Ladies Aid Society annual meeting.

Community Church D. B. Spencer Christian Endeavor Grant Cowles Ladies. Aid Society

Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Services Text

Sunday school at 10 00 a m. Morning worship and sermon by the minister at 11.

Eer

St Johns Day Service Invites Masons and Friends

The mid week service will be on Wednesday evening at 7 30 and seats are reserved for the Masonic Order. The public is invited to attend any or all services and strangers are asked to feel at home in Gods house. James H Elder, pastor

St. Johns God’s House James H. Elder

Baptist Tabernacle Sunday Services Announced

The Baptist Tabernacle lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m with preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m led by Pastor B P Montgomery. A B Y P U session is at 6 30 p m and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m.

Baptist Tabernacle D. P. Montgomery

First Church of Christ Scientist Eustis Services

The First Church of Christ Scientist in Eustis announces Sunday services at 11 a.m. with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. A Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 p.m. Reading room hours are Tuesday and Saturday 2 to 4 p.m. All are welcome.

First Church OF Christ Scientist Eustis Corner Grove St Lemon Avenue

Christmas Week Guests and Local Social Notes in Mount Dora

Personal visits feature Commander F. J. Cleary at Mrs. Mabel Cleary’s home on 9th Avenue. Chicagoans Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Belcher arrive to spend winter in Mount Dora with daughters Martha and Alta Dee, who attend Illinois and St. Louis schools respectively. Open House at Sunshine Corner on New Year’s Day. Visitors include Dr. Elizabeth Waller and Dr. W. H. Waller, and Miss Nettie Kilborn returning after eleven years.

F. J. Cleary United States Navy Mabel Cleary 9Th Avenue E. L. Belcher Chicago Mount Dora Martha University of Illinois Alta Dee St. Louis Madeleine Milner Carolyn Wright Sunshine Corner 9Th. Avenue

Christmas Dinner Gatherings Spread Quiet In Ohio

Mr and Mrs George hosted guests for Christmas dinner at their home in Willard Ohio on Thursday. Mrs Samuel Gledhill of Dora is expected to arrive soon and spend time with relatives while W H Boyce, recently from Vermont, will visit for the coming season in Mount.

E. D. Parker J. C. Gibson Willard, Ohio Key West Willard Ohio Samuel Gledhill Cut Dora Ithe Remal George E. Barnard Cook N. H Mount Dora W. H. Boyce Vermont Mount

Restaurant Menu Snippet With Soup and Salad Items

List shows Cream of Tomato Cold Halibut Haddock or horseradish dressing, tomato soup, a combination salad, French dressings, chilled peaches, crackers and cheese, cream of pea soup, fresh fruit salad with peaches bananas melon and cream cheese, brown bread and butter, and iced cookies and coffee.

Philadelphia

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Miss Heath Enry Elizabeth Waller W. H. Waller Hunter R. Smith St. Petersburg Nettie Kilborn Contoocook, N. H Curtis Wise Wayzata, Minn Mrs T. E. Hackett Janet Lansing Midh T. W. Hackett Hungerford Maitland Helen Affa Hubbell Iof Palmetto R. D. White Lake Mary, Fla Hive Home Parker C. E. Hubbell York M. Dora Alexander Sts Tirkey Lake In Markets, Inc Josephine Hon Home Ept H. J. Heinz C
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