Ladies Society Meeting Setup For February 21
The Social Ladies Society will meet Friday afternoon February 21 at 2 30 pm to discuss important community business and will hold a regular monthly missionary meeting at 3 pm.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1941
Page
5
The Social Ladies Society will meet Friday afternoon February 21 at 2 30 pm to discuss important community business and will hold a regular monthly missionary meeting at 3 pm.
The social room hosted a Monday Card Club event honoring husbands. A six o'clock dinner was served. The evening featured placards and twenty eight tables set for games and socializing.
The report notes a Monday afternoon party where Mrs Owens won the prize at auction and Mrs M John received five hundred. Future events include a follow-up auction led by J Babcock and Mrs W A Conrad with F G Miller at five hundred as entries, starting at 2 18.
The Eastern Stars host a community benefit card party on Friday February 28 at 8:00 p m Tickets available from members or at the door Mrs Agnes Cameron chairs ticket sales Hostesses include Miss Kathleen Galloway for contract Mrs Eleanor Jackson for auction and Mrs Pearl Camp for canasta Five hundred Chinese checker boards present with no cash prizes A door prize is offered Mrs Tymie Fulford handles refreshments Miss Doris Camp chairs the ways and means committee and serves as party chairperson.
The Tourist Club masquerade dance drew strong attendance with over forty masked participants. Prizes honored best dressed couple, best dressed man and woman, most unique and orig inal costumes, and several comical and clown categories attended by community members. The event ended with dancing and a final grand march, and a final party is scheduled this Saturday at 8 15 at the Community Building.
A stream of personal notices lists residents and guests returning home from cities like Chicago Albany and Cleveland citing illnesses travels and visits. Mentions include Mr Paul Milner Mrs John Bruner Henry Stein the Hegges Hopkins DeMuth and many local families with sorority elections and a Legion Auxiliary event noted.
Sorrento resident Parker Stacy of Syracuse travels toward Zephyr Hills to visit relatives. Ralph Warner Sheldon dies in Zephyr Hills after a three month illness, after living winters in Sorrento with his wife in Walcott New York, funeral held at Coober and burial at Sorrento cemetery.
Relatives of Mrs. Sheldon and about twenty five New York friends wintering in Florida attended services at Sorrento cemetery. Miss Doris from Southern College in Lake area also present. Many floral pieces were sent by friends in Florida.
Miss Fannie Noonan hosts visitors at the Villa Evans offering warm hospitality and orange juice to inquirers about roads and towns. A list of late arrivals includes Grace Hauck Terrecks Mercer Van Deusen and others from New York Ohio and Michigan. The Misses Quennard and Davis hosted an informal tea with wintering friends as Fannie Noonan and Mrs Geo Thayer attended. Luncheons and teas await the public by advance reservation.
A Bradenton report notes ongoing efforts to settle delinquent taxes and ease collections. The piece mentions low property valuations and a regional push for fire protection measures in Florida while highlighting state projects and local fiscal adjustments.
Florida Public Service Corp analyzes 1940 operations noting an 8.9 percent rise over 1939 due to phosphate mine demand amid war. Payroll climbs 9 percent to 682 664.91 dollars. taxes up 14.7 percent with 74 percent local. Fuel costs rise. rates down slightly since last year but at 50 percent of 1930 levels. Florida Power offers a 24 percent bonus to 1940 employees earning 160 dollars monthly or less. Governor Holland cuts 22 auto tax office staff.
A lively string of funny Parson anecdotes illustrates his clever resolves. The Parson and his wife guide daily life, with the wife slipping in hints while washing clothes. The piece notes several new books at the Mount Dora Library, listing titles and authors across fiction, mystery, and non fiction categories.
Oviedo stars Beasley with 11 points lead a 26-24 boys win over Mount Dora in a lively rivalry. Oviedo girls edge Mount Dora 24-16 as Johnson and Shipes top scorers with 12 and 8. In the next night, Mount Dora’s Hurricanettes win 44-38 over Eustis, Geraldine Harper scoring 25 of 38. In the boys game Mount Dora loses 31-26 with Felton Dean scoring 12.
Lake County elementary teachers will participate in the school exhibit at the Lake County Fair in Eustis March 10 15. County Superintendent Frank Banning and school principals visited the fairgrounds to view the display prepared by county schools including home economics manual training commercial and other departments. The exhibit aims to be the most comprehensive ever shown at a Florida fair, per Lake County Fair Association president L L Polk.
Glenn Thomas Richards 50 died in a Eustis hospital on February 13 after a lingering illness. Former Guilford New York resident spent winters in Mount Dora. Survived by father George A. Richards and sister Mrs Alfred W. Little of Delhi New York. Funeral services held at France Funeral Parlor on Saturday with Rev T D Schene officiating. Body to be buried in Oxford.
Sr Class Play Friday February 21 at Community Auditorium Tavares ae girls Monday February 24 Apopka boys and girls February 26 Here Home games at 7 30 p m
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