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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1948
Page
4
A historical notice lists pricing for a one year six months single copy subscription in advance with titles for Publisher Editor Plant Supt and a price of 1.25 marked by a date code 05.
The Lions Club earned a special pat on the back for a community entertainment night funding the Days of ’49. Patrons enjoyed a friendly, generous mood under a Florida sky with ample spirit and sportsmanship as dollars traded for fun slips to fund the Lions’ cause.
A recipe exchanges a heart shaped tomato aspic mold using tomato juice and gelatin with a decorative cream cheese border. It also offers turning muffins into party fare by topping half filled muffin tins with orange marmalade for an attractive glaze and colorful tea tray sugar cube decoration using Flavor-Tested teas.
A lively recall of a Lake County event featuring 1849 era gambling and fashion. Attendees include Mrs Al with diamond necklaces, Ken in red underwear directing a big wheel, and 11 year old Jerry Drake and Billy Harriet observing. Prizes praised for Grady Simpson and Chet Conelly. notable participants include Chief Os Ke Non Ton and Winona with a non English speaking sitter.
City Council unanimously approved a resolution for the sale to FI Public Service for 82000. Lions club volunteers Grady Simpson Gordon Cowboy and Christ Jacobsen helped with fundraising for the 1948 sight conservation drive, noting Leon Cheek as a steady patron.
One hundred members and guests enjoyed dancing and dinner at a Thursday night event. Mr. and Mrs. A Bell hosted as dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. A F Schup of Mt. Plymouth. International guests from Canada attended lunch with Mrs. Gretchen Elliot, including Mr. and Mrs. Z T Bower and others from Winnipeg Kingston and St. Petersburg.
Dr Robert R Reed will occupy the pulpit Sunday at 11 a.m for the first appearance since his call to the pastorate of the arch The Bible class meets at 10 a.m led by Mrs Leslie R Moore during Mr Bridgman’s temporary absence The Woman's Association meets Thursday the 19th instead of Friday with Miss Pattie Lee Coghill of New York as speaker The annual sacrificial Thank Offering will be received All women invited.
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