Card lore and local notes from Mount Dora newspaper
Special to all card players of Mount Dora and local society notes. The piece traces card origins from China and India to Europe and America with references to suits, face cards, and calendar connections. It then reports a snowy Kingston to Mount Dora family visit, Chamber of Commerce planning, visiting Ohio guests, student honors at Howey Academy, and campus speakers plus birthday parties at local homes.
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Mount Dora
China
India
Europe
Cleveland Trust Bank
Cleveland
Ohio
Austin Burridge
Twinsburg
Price
Leesburg
Blue And Gold Banquet For Mount Dora Cub Pack 19
Mount Dora Cub Scout Pack 19 hosts its annual Blue and Gold Banquet Tuesday at 6 30 p m in Roseborough Elementary School Cafetorium For Cub Scouts and parents only each family brings its own table and silverware Guest speaker Dr Joe Akerman of Apopka will discuss How the Cubbing Movement Began.
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Mount Dora
Roseborough
Joe Akerman
Apopka
Coffee Set Friday By Woman's Club Mount Dora
The Woman's Club of Mount Dora hosts a coffee Friday at 10 a.m. at the Garden Gate to welcome new members. Honorees include Mesdames V. W. Helard, J. D. Viden, Roy S. Williams, Clarence Steadler, J. Paul Bell, O. K. Daly, Paul Turrentine, and Mesdames Paul Cordner, M. H. Wheat, W. A. Kincaid, E. Siegler Philips, George W. Van Atta, Miss Madeleine Austin, and Miss Ellen Cox.
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Woman’s Club of
Mount Dora
Garden Gate
Mesdames V. W. Helard
J. D. Viden
Roy S. Williams
Clarence Steadler
J. Paul Bell
O. K. Daly
Paul Turrentine
Mesdames
Paul Cordner
M. H. Wheat
W. A. Kincaid
E. Siegler Philips
George W. van Atta
Madeleine Austin
Ellen Cox
Circle Meeting Change for Ixora Circle
Ixora Circle of the Lakes and Hills Garden Club changes meeting place on Friday. Members gather at the Garden Gate at 2 p.m. Mrs. R. Conboy presents an illustration program on a horticultural garden tour. Mrs. J. M. Richardson is the hostess.
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Ixora
Library Adds Wide Range of In Cold Blood and New Volumes
Mount Dora Public Library expands the shelf with In Cold Blood by Truman Capote and a broad mix of mystery science fiction and non fiction titles. Highlights include The Proud Tower by Barbara W. Tuchman and Land and Isles of Greece by Philip Deane. The library is a Women’s Club project, with a forthcoming dessert bridge as the annual fund raiser.
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Truman Capote
Mount Dora Public Library
Kansas
Jeremy York
Alfred Hitchock
Frank Gruber
John Boland
Helen MacInnes
Barbara W. Tuchman
Paul I. Wellman Deas
Jackson
Lincoln
Malvina Hoffman
Rachel Carson
Suyin
Han
Land
Isles of
Greece
Philip Deane
T. de Chardin
Adam Clayton Powell
Neil Hickey
J. M. Bruce
Harry Overstreet
Lo Kung Yuan
Norman Taylor
Shirley Thomas
R. C. Orem
Handbook
W. F. Thrall
Library of Literary Criticism
C. W. Moulton
Consumers All
Dept. of Agriculture
J. B. Priestey
Dodie Smith
Geoffrey Jenkins
the Farm
John Updike
Charles Knickerbocker
The
John Fowles
Elizabeth de Trevino
Eugene Vale
Martha Foley
Graham Greene
Vian Smith
Liberty
Noel Gerson
E. Berridge
Adela Rogers St. John
Jesse Stuart
Elizabeth Cadell
Len Deighton
Rose
Jane Duncan
R. Wilder
Mount Dora
Woman’s Club of
County Duplicate Bridge Club Results at Umatilla
The Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Umatilla Community Building for an eight-table Mitchell movement. North-South winners were first Mrs. R. B. Cooper with Mrs. Frank Boli, second Mrs. Ellen Confer with Mrs. L. F. Douglas, third Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dean. East-West winners were first Mrs. H. D. Hufford with Tom McNeil, second Mr. and Mrs. Jack Groves, third Mrs. Gladys Remy with Mrs. J. B. Giltner.
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Lake County
Duplicate Bridge Club
Umatilla
Mitchell
R. B. Cooper
Frank Boli
Ellen Confer
L. F. Douglas
Ed Dean
H. D. Hufford
Tom McNeil
Jack Groves
Gladys Remy
J. B. Giltner
Library at Lake Sumter a Busy Place at 1966 Start
Dr. Paul P. Williams of Lake Sumter Junior College lauds the library as a hub for the campus. By year’s start the Silver Lake Center held 10 000 volumes including a gifted doctor’s thesis, with over 13 000 expected by June and 2 000 more at Johnson Center. The depository serves all county residents, offers 19 newspapers and 260 magazines, and distributes government materials free of charge. The library now seats 77, with plans to reach 125 and 20 000 volumes. Fall term usage reached 32 368 visits. faculty used it 632 times and 6 122 volumes circulated.
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Paul P. Williams
Lake- Sumter Junior College
Delbert H. Copeland
Lake-Sumter Junior College
LSJC
Silver Lake Center
Dixie Jean Allen
Allen
Copeland
Johnson Center
Lake and Sumter
Tavares
Mount Dora
Umatilla
Sumter County
Leesburg
Lake and Sumter Counties
Christian Science Monitor
National Observer
Manchester Guardian
Great Britain
Barron’s Weekly
New York Times
Sydney Herlong
Lake Sumter
Shirley's Studio Seeks Bridge Partners for Today
Shirley's Bridge Studio invites players needing a partner to call 383-3189 for a Master point game today at 1 p.m. in the First Federal Savings and Loan Association lounge. Last week's winners included Mrs. William Louthan and Mrs. William Clifton in first place.
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Shirley’s
Federal Savings and Loan Assn
William Louthan
William Cifton
Vivian Derby
Paul Johnson
Eugene Richey
Paul Dinsmore
Fred J. Heffron
Audubon Film Series Presents New England Saga
Audubon Wildlife film shows at Winter Park High School auditorium on Saturday at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m. John D Bulger serves as commentator for New England Saga. Admission at the door is 125 for adults 60 cents for seniors 25 cents for students and 0 for children.
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America
Picture
Winter Park High School
John D. Bulger
Chemistry In Hairdressing Treats Protein Need For Hair
The article explains hair strength relies on protein, likening it to nourishment when food is scarce. It notes hair becomes sick or tired without proteins and must be replenished with protein-based products. It advertises a free $3.50 protein treatment with every permanent wave this month at Shear Magic.
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Joy
Margo
Ollie
Heritage Talk Explores Christian Roots in DAR Meeting
Mrs. Henry Land addressed the Ocklawaha Chapter DAR on Our Christian Heritage with questions about America’s Christian status. She warned of secular trends and urged a nation under God, closing with the 1774 First Continental Congress prayer. Regent J. F. McKinna presided. Valentine Tea hostesses named.
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Henry Land
Ocklawaha
Dar
Supreme Court
H. D. Warren
R. L. Beach
M. D. Church
R. O. Cornell
J. F. Groves
D. B. Harvey
C. T. O'Neill
R. W. Scott
Glenn Loveless Sr
Frank Cragin
Advance Night For CES Slated At Masonic Hall
Tonight at 8 p.m. the "advance night" for line officers will be held at Masonic Hall, Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 103. Harry Senese will be initiated. A program and refreshment hour follow. At the last meeting, Bill Paul and Steve Maleski were initiated. The program Petticoat Lodge honored all Masons.
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Masonic Hall of the Order of the Eastern Star
Harry Senese
Bill Paul
Steve Maleski
Petticoat Lodge
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Woman’s Club
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