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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1948
Page
6
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The Lions Club earns praise for organizing a well rounded entertainment to benefit the Days of 49 event. The community backs the effort with enthusiasm and generosity as residents enjoy a friendly night under Florida skies.
A New England grocery feature describes a heart shaped tomato aspic mold for a Valentine day salad with a lemon flavored gelatin, pepper bay onion and sugar blend and cream cheese border. It also suggests turning plain muffins into party fare by topping with orange marmalade from A P and decorating sugar cubes with tinted water for tea trays.
A Lake County event recreates a 1849 carnival atmosphere with attendees in period dress and casino-like gambling tables. Notable figures include Ken Depew in red underwear and Betsy Kramer in a black mantilla, while Indians Os-Ke-Non-Ton and Winona mingle among the crowd.
City Council approved a resolution unanimously Tuesday night to sell the municipal lighting equipment to the Florida Public Service for 82000. Lions Club members Grady Simpson Gordon Cowboy and Christ Jacobsen managed the entrance funds from the event supporting the Lions 1948 sight conservation fund. Leon Cheek was noted as their steady high-spender guest, with hundreds counted in the evening.
One hundred members and guests attended a Thursday night social with dancing and dinner. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. A Bell and Mr. and Mrs. A F Schup of Mt. Plymouth. Canadian visitors included Mr. Z T Bower and Mrs. A T Hooley of Winnipeg with Mrs. Gretchen Elliot hosting. Other guests were Mrs. B Robertson of Kingston and Mrs. Sanborn of St. Petersburg. Tuesday bridge prizes went to Mrs. Etta Spear Mrs. Margaret McCrady and Col. Harold Willis.
Dr Robert R Reed will occupy the Community Church pulpit this Sunday at 11 a m marking his first appearance since being called to the pastorate The Bible class led by Mrs Leslie R Moore meets at 10 a m in his temporary absence from Mr Brian The Women s Association meets Thursday the 19th instead of Friday with Miss Pattie Lee Coghill of New York as speaker and the annual sacrificial Thank Offering to be received All women invited
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