Friendly Club Valentine Party Hosted by Miss Reynolds
The Friendly Club meets at 128 East Seventh Avenue on Tuesday February 14 for a Valentine party. Mrs Collard and Mrs Hackett hosted four tables of five at the Blue Heron where W A Conrad won first prize Odell second and Mrs Wilson the consolation prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna R. Reynolds
East Seventh Avenue
Charles Collard
T. E. Hackett
Blue Heron
W. A. Conrad
A. R. Odell
Wilson
Woman's Foreign Mission society meets at parsonage
The Woman's Foreign Mission Society of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs. Rogers at the parsonage on Monday February 13 at 3 00. A Ron Eldon is in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Mission
Society of the Methodist
Mount Dora Chapter 103 Eastern Star Honors Past Matrons
The regular meeting on Friday February 10 at 8 p m honors Past Matrons and Past Patrons who will fill at stations. Visitors and members are welcome. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Mrs George Horton Hosts Bridge Tea At Chamber Of Commerce
Mrs George Horton entertained a group of ladies at the Orlando Chamber of Commerce, Orlando, with contract bridge in the afternoon. Guests included Mrs Ruby Branagan Mrs A Shonenberger Mrs H Meade and Mrs F Brydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Mrs Heim Hosts Bridge Luncheon at Sylvan Shores
Mrs L R Heim entertained fourteen guests at a luncheon in the banquet room of Sylvan Shores Hotel on February first. Prizes were awarded to four players with Mrs H A Stein taking first, Mrs Carl Graves second, Mrs Bidwell third, and Mrs Alta Belshe fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heim
Bridge
L. R. Heim
Sylvan Shores Hotel
H. A. Stein
Carl Graves
Bidwell
Alta Belshe
Saturday Night Dance and Masquerade Update
Community Building hosts a Valentine Dance with orange juice provided. On Saturday the 25th the annual masquerade invites all to attend in costume, residents and visitors welcomed.
Friendly Forum Club Meets for Dinner and Bowling in Orlando
The Friendly Forum Club gathered Friday February 5 at the Chimney Corner in Orlando for an evening of dinner and bowling. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. F Marion Whaley Miss Marie Kerns Miss Elizabeth Simpson Miss Harriet Margaret Bruner C W Ezzard Leon Cheek and Russell McKinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Forum Club
Chimney Corner
Orlando
Kenneth G. Rogers
F. Marion Whaley
Marie Kerns
Elizabeth Simpson
Harriet Margaret Bruner
C. W. Ezzard
Leon Cheek
Russell McKinney
Simpson Anniversary Supper At Sylvan Shores Hotel
Mr and Mrs David S Simpson Jr celebrated their first wedding anniversary with a buffet supper in the Sylvan Shores Hotel banquet room. Hosts Mr and Mrs Henry Stein entertained guests from the wedding breakfast a year ago. bridge provided the main diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. Simpson, Jr
Sylvan Shores Hotel
Henry Stein
Bridge
Lake County F.S.C.W. Alumnae Meeting in Leesburg
The Lake County Alumnae Association of Florida State College for Women holds its second meeting of the year in Leesburg on Tuesday February 14 at 7 00 PM at Mack's Coffee Shop. Dr Anna Forbes Liddell Professor of Philosophy will attend. All FSCW alumnae are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
F.S.C.W
Florida State College For Women
Leesburg
Mack’s
Anna Forbes Liddell
Monday Social Club Hosts Bridge Winners at Community Building
The Monday Social Club met in the Community Building with hostesses Mrs. W. J. Beebe and Mrs. Dye. Winners were Mrs. J. F. Hubbell in contract bridge, Mrs. Julia Sullivan in auction, and Mrs. G. E. DeMuth in five hundred. A covered dish luncheon is planned for next Monday the 13th at 12 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Beebe
Dye
J. F. Hubbell
Julia Sullivan
G. E. DeMuth
Community potluck hosts announced for noon card session
Attend with a dish to share as Mrs. Feee and Mrs. J L Hutchins host a midday cards gathering. Cards begin at 12 15 as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feee
J. L. Hutchins
Mrs Cooley Hosts Bridge Fun at Sylvan Shores
Mrs Thos H Cooley entertained at bridge night at her Sylvan Shores home last week. Guests included Mrs Edith Coleman Mrs Paul W Turrentine Mrs R E Lee Mrs Elmer Eckis Mrs F L Lawin Miss Delphia Norman and Misses Laura and Belle McLane. Prize winners were Mrs Lee and Miss Laura McLane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooley
Thos. H. Cooley
Bridge
Sylvan Shores
Edith Coleman
Paul W. Turrentine
R. E. Lee
Elmer Eckis
F. L. Lawin
Delphia Norman
Laura
Belle McLane
Lee
Laura McLane
Woman's Club Civics Meeting Lobes Judge Duckworth Speech
The Woman's Club Civics Department chaired by Mrs Elizabeth Evans will hold a February 14 meeting at 3 p m in the Community Building. Judge E G Duckworth will discuss an important 1939 State Legislature bill. Tea to follow. All district women and voters urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civics
Woman's Club
Civics Department
Elizabeth Evans
E. G. Duckworth
Duckworth
Villa Dora guests picnic at Juniper Springs
Thirty two guests from the Villa Dora Hotel enjoyed a house picnic to Juniper Springs after a morning of uncertain weather. They traveled forty miles, had a prepared lunch, and engaged in games, nature walks, and film coverage. The staff organized swimming and diving exhibitions for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Dora
Juniper Springs
Florida
Junior Choir Hosts Tacky Party At Methodist Parsonage
The junior choir held a buffet supper and tacky party at the Methodist parsonage on Tuesday sponsored by the Choir Guild chaired by Mrs. J C White. Participants included Miss Craig Mrs Kenneth Rogers Mrs Paul Pate and others with John Doxey winning first prize in the tacky contest and Ida Hiley second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Parsonage
Choir Guild
J. C. White
Miss Craig
Kenneth Rogers
Paul Pate
T. C. Jensen
V. Bardine
Stone
Latham
Eudora White
D. H. Bishop
John Doxey
Ida Hiley
Helen Wells
Geraldine Richardson
Allene Moon
Florence Lee
Martha Williamson
Iris Moon
Anna Margaret White
Libby Drawdy
Gloria Watts
Marilyn MacLelland
Pomona Davidson
Sara Roseborough
Marion van Voorhis
David Harvey
Impressive PTA Program At Mount Dora Meeting
The Mount Dora P T A held its February meeting at the Community Building. Suzanne Sawyer led singing, attendance prizes went to the second and eleventh grades, and Founders Day was marked by the pageant As Told By Candles directed by Mrs. Nana T. Laney. Eleventh grade girls Adelaide Key Pomona Davison Doris Cowart Doris Charblein Emadene Kelly Irene Edwards Frankie Lou Morris performed. Refreshments followed with cake and punch, served by Mrs. Norman Tuckett and committee with seventh and eighth grade mothers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T.A
Mount Dora
Suzanne Sawyer
Nana T. Laney
Adelaide Key
Pomona Davidson
Doris Cowart
Doris Chamberlein
Emadene
Mrs Young and Mrs Cooley HostBridge Events
Mrs C Raymond Young and Mrs Thomas H Cooley hosted bridge gatherings at Young’s South Clayton home with a Valentine theme. Fragments list numerous attendees including Mesdames Quixley Scribner Morley Beerbower Alvord Hubbard Palmer Zell Wilmot Drugg Hazelwood Condit Key Estey Stovall Thomas Ray Brea Colley Brad ley Kennedy Drake Brea Colley Sted Vaden Fuller Brea Colley Bradner and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Zell
Eardley Wilmot
H. L. Drugg
Adam Hazelwood
J. Christopher
H. R. Bradner
D . E. Condit
A. R. Key
C. H. Estey
E. C. Stovall
Robert Thomas
Julius Kirby
W. W. Haygood
C. C. Dooley
J. G. Ray, Sr
C. R. Javen
Winners listed for consolation prizes and main awards
Mrs Henry Stein received a consolation prize. Players named include Henry Land, S. es son, Taylor, W A Vincent, H S Burgess Thayer, Gerald A Reh a Jr., H H Chamberlain, J G Ray, Misses rar and Kathleen Gallowa. Winners were Mrs Birt, Hurlburt, Mrs Ray and Mrs Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stein
Henry Land
If S. Esson
Taylor
W. A. Vincent
H. S. Burgess Thayer
Gerald A. "Tur
Alfred Reha Jr
H. H. Chamberlain
J. G. Ray
Jf Misses _ rar
Kathleen Gallowa
Mrs. Birt
Hurlburt
Ray
Thayer
Delegates elected for state conference and national congress
At Tangerine on February second a business meeting chose delegates for the State Conference and the National Congress. For the 6 to 10 group at Tempe delegates include Miss Bish atega a op, Mrs. David S. Simpson, Miss Grace Smith, Mrs. Reilly, Mrs. Tyre and alternates Alvord, Mrs. Estey, Miss Lillian Schobey, Mrs. King, Mrs. Schumacher, Mrs. Wright. Continental Congress delegates named are Mrs. Rush with alternates Mrs. Reilly, Mrs. Igon, Mrs. Tyre, and Mrs. Wright. Col. Watson urged youth work in Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution. The Children of the American Revolution featured an entertaining program of American composers directed by Mrs. Esther Wyatt and Mrs. C. M. Brown. A brief review of Stephen Foster’s life by Mrs. O. W. Sadler followed. Mrs. Wyatt gave a sketch of Carrie Jacob Bond. Various songs were performed and Maj. Charles L. Marsh closed with a talk on National Defense. A social hour and refreshments concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangerine
Tempe
Bishatega
David S. Simpson
Grace Smith
Reilly
Tyre
Alvord
Estey
Lillian Schobey
King
Schumacher
Wright
Stephens Foster
O. W. Sadler
Foster
Marsh
Sadler
Conklin
Haun
Local social notes reach Jacksonville and beyond
Personal Miss Hattie Hale moved to Jacksonville last week to settle there. Mr and Mrs Oliver Wreyford of Parma Ohio visit Mrs Lillian Pierson. Miss Jean Smith left Friday for New York City to finish a commercial course. Mrs H L H Blair and Mr C C Blair visit Cleveland Tennessee for a few weeks. Mrs Homer Freeman of Flint Michigan visits her mother Mrs Charles Collard. Friends of Mr N W Dean hope to see him out again after a serious illness. Mr Thomas Finn of Worcester Massachusetts visits Mr and Mrs A A Tanner for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Smith
New York City
N. W. Dean
Residents and visitors flock to Mount Dora area homes
A rundown of social notes lists Mr and Mrs L R Heim returning to Fairfield Connecticut after weeks in Mount Dora, multiple families visiting Sylvan Shores and Lake County scenes, and local residents joining bands and trips to St Peters on. The items include guests from Concord Michigan Evanston Illinois Pittsburgh and Georgia, plus illnesses and recoveries at hospitals and a Stetson University band concert conducted by Professor John J Heney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Parker
Mount Dora
Stetson University
John J. Heney
Mrs.m. Oliver
Allison
Mount Kisco, N. Y
H. J. Akehurst
Lake Franklin Park
Travel Tales At Mount Dora Library Section
The Mount Dora Library features a travel and adventure section with works by Richard Halliburton. His Seven League Book explores the world including the world’s “No Women Allowed” land, elephant rides over the Alps, Herod’s gelow ruins, Mecca’s sacred city, and other famed locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Richard Halliburton
Alps
Hannibal
Herod
Gelowe
Salome
John the Baptist
Mecca
Dora
Mount Library
Wings of the Navy at State Theatre Eustis
Warner Bros cosmopolitan film Wings of the Navy showcases naval aviation with George Brent Olivia de Havilland John Payne and Frank McHugh The action centers on mass aircraft landings and flights while a brotherly love story unfolds The action starts at Pensacola Naval Air Training Base Florida and many scenes were shot on location there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wings OF the Navy
State Theatre
Eustis
United States Navy
Warner Bros.Cosmopolitan
George Brent
Olivia de Haviland
John Payne
Frank McHugh
Navy
Brent
Payne
Olivia de Haviand
Naval Air Training Base
Pensacola
Florida
Lake County Exhibit Promotes Florida County in West Virginia
Lake County Chamber of Commerce sends a mobile projector with 40 views of Lake County to Charleston Parkersburg and Mount Hope West Virginia then to Witheville Virginia in citrus stores. The display invites West Virginians to spend winters in Lake County Florida and includes literature distributed to citrus shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Virginia
Lake County
Agriculture scientists explore bagasse for paper making
United States Department of Agriculture researchers report sugarcane bagasse could be used to produce book and magazine papers. The study investigates fiber content and potential papermaking applications to substitute wood pulp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
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Sabu Raymond
Bob Baker
SUN
MON
Gary Cooper
Merle Oberon
Fredric March
Virginia Bruce Patsy Kelly
MY Heart
Blue Meron
Foreign Missionary Meeting
Eastern Star
Tun Young
Daret Gaynor Pous
F . Apaubette Goddard
Hattie Hale
Jacksonville
Oliver Wreyford
Parma, Ohio
Lillian Pierson
H. L. H. Blair
Mr. C. C. Blair
Cleveland, Tenn
Mrs
Homer Freeman
Flint, Mich
Thomas Finn
Worcester, Mass
A. A. Tanner
Mount Dora Electric Company
Highland Ave
Dr. Oeeee
Paris
George
Gainesville
J. J. Ht Dew
Mrs. Earloot
Lans
Coun
Varios
Ninth Avenue
Grantham
CCC
California
Frank Aldrich
Concord, Mich
Myrtle Kempf
St. Peterson
W. J. Ferris
Highland Avenue
General Hospital
Claire Purdy
Albert Paddock
Tenth Avenue
West West
Albert T. Belshe
Winnetka, Ill
Thomas Thompson
Evanston, NL
Carol G. van Kleeck
Morristown
N. J
Mae Williams
Pittsburgh
Tracy M. Kramer
Margaret Etchels
Joe Etchells
Brewster-on-the-Cape
Mass
Seapines School
Fred A. Baker
Pawnee, Ill
Albert Belshe
Bobby Vincent
Walter Russell
Henry Jennings
Safety Harbor
Eugene Allen
Floyd Miller
Mrs. Miller
T. J. Storer
J.G. Ray, Sr
Atlanta
J. G. Ray, Jr
Robert Lee. Yarbray
C. R. Ray
Henry Jewett
Orth, II
Sandy Hill Farm
Frederick
Pinehurst
N. C
Mr. Kramer
Key West
Hale
Broilers
U. S. Choice Steer
Federal
Swift Premium
Lamb
A. P. Sidel
Mgr. Meat Dept
Hollingsworth’s Valentine
Cashwell Walgreen System
Chas. Carpenter
Mount Dora Kiwanis Club
First National Bank
Mount Dora, Florida
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ostoria
Mt.Dora
Grandview Hotel
A. P. Speas
Coleman’s Bakery
West Virginia
J. G. Ladue
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