Mount Dora Home Demonstration Club Meeting
The Mount Dora Home Demonstration Club will meet Wednesday in the Community Building on February 28th.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1945
Page
5
The Mount Dora Home Demonstration Club will meet Wednesday in the Community Building on February 28th.
The Ocklawaha Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a regular meeting on March 1 at 2 30 p m. at the Florida Public Service Lounge in Eustis with hostesses arranging arrangements.
The wedding of Miss Lehaera Turrentine and Ensign C A Vaughn featured a moss green doe skin suit for the bride and a double ring ceremony without a minister. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Wilma Vaughn and best man Ensign Vaughn's brother. After a Florida coast honeymoon the couple will reside in Green Cove Springs. The event included family from Eustis and Mount Dora with local church groups and a reception at the bride’s home.
A surprise birthday dinner was hosted Friday evening the 16th at the home of O. M. Hale by daughters Modelle Treadwell and Rose Hale. The four birthdays honored were Mrs. L. V. Almand of Monroe, Georgia Euell C. Hale of Monroe George Treadwell of Mount Dora and Mr. Hale. Guests included Mrs. Leonard Burch of De Land and Miss Martha Treadwell of Mount Dora.
The Monday Social Club held fifteen tables this week with seven contract, seven five hundred, and one auction. Mrs. Frank Drake won contract and Mrs. A. R. Odell won five hundred.
A speech urges uniting religion with daily work and farming as civilization’s forgotten foundation. The speaker stresses closeness to God's mysteries of nature, life and growth through soil and labor.
Personal notices list Mr. A. A. Tanner ill at Waterman Memorial Hospital while Mr. Thomas Hasley of Pa visits his sister Mrs. H Andrews. Several friends and relatives, including the Tibbetts and Reid families, stay as guests at Sylvan Shores and Woodland Avenue, with trips to Bradenton and Silver Springs noted.
Sgt. and Mrs. Herbert W. Bibber welcomed daughter Lillian Marie born Monday February 19 at Waterman Memorial Hospital Eustis weighing seven pounds five ounces. Grandmother Mrs. Lillian Banks names the baby. Carl Henderson Jr and his wife of Gainesville announce a six and a half pound daughter Margaret born Tuesday February 13 in Gainesville Florida. Mother and babies reported doing well.
The weekly gathering led by Miss Blakeley and Mrs. Riley served fish to guests and neighbors after a busy fishing event by Pete, Paul, Werner, and Rumsey. Ern Riley launched a boat to mixed reviews as Mrs. Blakeley marks her 89th birthday and birthday week begins.
Town folks laud Mr. and Mrs. Refior as they begin life in their new residence. Grady Simpson is urged to recount his initial trip aboard Pop's boat, praising nautical skill and Boy Scout training while noting his back complaint.
The Florida Agricultural Experiment Station publishes Press Bulletin 605 on The Blacklee Watermelon A New Fusarium Wilt Resistant Variety for Florida. It outlines the variety origin and key horticultural traits and recommends readers obtain copies from County Agent R E Norris or directly from the Station in Gainesville.
M D S H basketball schedule for 1944 45 includes February 14 16 conference tournament February 20 Leesburg February 23 Winter Park and March 1 2 district tournament Home games start at 8 pm Admission includes federal tax 15c for elementary 25c for Jr Sr High and 35c for adults
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