Lawn Bowling and Bridge Club Notes and Matches
Friday evening saw 20 bridge enthusiasts meet to probe bridge mysteries with no cookies, while 15 lawn bowlers traveled to Daytona Beach for a friendly league clash. Blanche Hewitt and Dr. Chain won prizes. Rough Neck Runners defeated the league 24 to 11, as Catharine Wilson and others recover from illness and surgery.
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Blanche Hewitt
Dr. Chain
Daytona Beach
Alex Whiteside
Tom Spencer Mannea
S.cs.b
Supreme Council
Sphinx
Catharine Wilson
Charles Gray
Uriah Davis
Forrest DeGraff
Eustis Hospital
Shad
St. Johns
Shuffisbeard club hosts annual seniors contest and games
The Chamber of Commerce sponsored a 75 and over shuffleboard contest with 22 participants. Luminaries like Ingersollith and the Stent and Jackson families joined in social play, while Lorain county clubs held doubles matches, card parties, and a baked ham dinner for 160 attendees.
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Ciselen
Chamber of Commerce
Happy Shin
Lake County Association
Leesburg
Raymond Elliott
John Sach
French
Tyson
Prentice
Messers
Anderson
Simondl
Louise Wimberly
Kuhlman
Lyle Wood
Harve Osterland
Thetford
Good Skips Inspire Teams With Positive Leadership
A notable leader guides by clear directions near the jack and builds ends with constructive praise. He remains calm and supportive, never sulking or expressing frustration at errors. His approach motivates players to give their best, earning respect whether they win or lose.
East Town church drives fund for new black church
In East Town a community drive seeks $10 000 to build a new black church. St Marys M E members attended Bible school and worship service, Founders Day at Milner Rosenwald academy featured Rev Don Pelhan, and 41st anniversary of Deacon Charles E Williams drew attendees from multiple towns and New York. Tax books close April first for 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s M. E
Joseph Bowls
Milner-Rosenwald Academy
Don Pelhan
Mt. Taylor M. B
Leesburg
Judge Willmott
East Town
St. Mary’s
Charles E. Williams
Mount Dora
Zellwood
Plymouth
Apopka
Eustis
Tavares
Orlando
Sanford
Daytona
DeLand
Wildwood
Ocala
New York
Man Who Is Willing to Make the Best of It
A concise adage notes that those who adapt and stay flexible often avoid the worst outcomes. The saying emphasizes resilience and practical optimism as a guiding approach to hardship.
Tangerine Notes From Mrs Poling Society Tidbits
Mrs C E Poling reports from Tangerine Florida with visitors from Johnsville New York Huntington Indiana and Brookville Ohio Florida as a vacation spot. Guests recount flooded Wabash River and snowless Florida. Book club met at Mrs Kenneth Maglathlin with Moody reading Spooks Deluxe by Denton Walker.
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George McGraw
J. L. Hronek
Johnsville
N. Y
Sanford
Calvin Depew
Thern
Michigan
Florida
Alva Myers
Milo Harris
Robert Harris
Huntington
Ind
Book Club
Kenneth Maglathlin
Moody
Denton Walker
Adin Reiling
Brookville
Ohio
Tampa
H. E. Davis
Paul D. Cook
New Smyrna Beach
Ernest Wood
Cook
Sioux City
Iowa
Cast Chosen for March IceHouse Private Lives
The IceHouse theatre names Susan Odom and Paul Bronson as leads for Private Lives with Beverly Bowles, B. Y. Pennington and Jack ie Yonally in supporting roles in the March production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Odom
Paul Bronson
Beverly Boulware
B. Y. Pennington
Jackie” Yonally
Herlong Questionnaire Seeks Constituent Guidance On Key Issues
Rep A S Syd Herlong Jr of Lake County asks constituents to answer a questionnaire outlining federal policy questions before the 86th Congress. Items include a 1.5 cent gas tax for highways, ending federal excise taxes on telephones, education aid, higher Social Security taxes for health coverage, and a WWI veteran pension over sixty with no need or disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S
Syd” Herlong, Jr
Lake County
Tenoroc Sanctuary in Florida Aids Wood Ibis
The Tenoroc Mine area near Lake in Central Florida becomes a wildlife sanctuary for the endangered Wood Ibis with water and nesting trees protected from intrusion. The Florida Audubon society will post the area and grant access only by permit, aiming to help America’s only stork recover from drought loss and development.
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Tenoroc
Lake
Florida
Florida Audubon Society
Audubon
Maitland
North America
Américe
Trading stamp industry boosts Florida living for many families
The trading stamp industry is presented as a key expansion sector aiding Florida's economy. It claims to benefit more than three out of four Florida families who save stamps, noting 1957 purchases of 764000 dollars from Florida manufacturers and employment for 289 Floridians across related sectors. The piece is issued as public information by Sperry and Hutchinson Company, originators of S and H Green Stamps.
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Florida
Sperry and Hutchinson Company
S&h Green
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Ninth Avenue
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Doran’s
Gibson
Gibson’s
Dorothy and
Stan Wareing
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U.S. Army
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Navy
By Morris Deering
Ingersollith
Bill
Jessie Ore
Granny
Hollister
Toronto
Cinda
Hollister Farmning
Andy Anderson
Rebecca Stent
Ethel Jackson
Buffalo
Com. S. R. Foley
Sylvan Shores
Val Ringle
Jerusalem
Kingdom
Jordan
Mandelbaum Gate
T. M. Thomas
C. E. Poling
Hawaii
McClellan Committee
MT Dora Florida Ste
Wdbo-Tv
WDBO
S. Highland Street
Fred
Evelyn Kreimes
J. G. Ray, Jr
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