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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1931
Page
6
The article advocates a well planned breakfast routine to reduce morning chaos. It promotes varied hot breads like coffee cake and waffles, and explains self rising flour saves time. It notes self rising flour is soft wheat flour with added baking powder salt and calcium phosphate.
The Zellwood Methodist church held a watch service to ring in the new year with prayers and singing. A Zone meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society is set for January 13 at the church with lunch served. Local students spent holidays at home before returning to Asbury College Wilmore Ky State College Gainesville and Industry School Montverde. Mrs Fly and Miss Estelle King hosted a New Year party for Epworth League members with home made candy punch and fruit cake. A program by colored women and their pianist from Florida Memorial Academy featured spirituals and songs. Junior Vincent recovering from burns while helping light heaters, other Vincent also improving. Children from the Jacksonville Home Society visiting Zellwood, with Miss Edith Davenport hosting. Mr and Mrs Frank Stott announce a son born on New Year's Day. Richard Whitney arrives from New York on a business pleasure trip staying at the Holly Arms Hotel.
SORRENTO Mr. Bob Stupple and Mr. Tom Carney arrived Tuesday afternoon from California where they have been participating in various golf tournaments. They expect to remain there three months taking part in the golf tournaments throughout the state. Mr. and Mrs. Tremain Royal are staying at the home of Mr. Royal's sister, Mrs. High. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Cowart and Doris Cowart motored to St. Augustine Sunday to carry Aileen Cowart and Lois Hazen back to school. They spent the Christmas holidays with their parents here. Mr. Marion Matlock returned to his home in Alexandria, Va. after a visit here with his mother and brother. Mr. A. H. Stupple left for his home in Highland Park, Illinois, after a month in Lorren. He expects to return next winter.
Mount Dora Library adds new titles across fiction biographies and juvenile works. Notable entries include The Deepening Stream by Dorothy Canfield and Sergeant York Last of the Lone Hunters by Tom Skeyhill, plus works on Gandhi Curie and Adams. The library hours are Monday Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
A Mt Dora Florida notice offers shorthand book keeping and typewriting courses with free textbooks and five dollar weekly payment for six private hours per week. It claims a simple learning system for all ages, plus free penmanship spelling and letterwriting with course. Piano and band instrument lessons offered. contact Yeringtons by postcard for home visits.
Fifty one Epworth League members and guests enjoyed New Year’s Eve at Sunnyside, Mrs. Bishop’s Seventh Avenue home, led by Daniel H. Bishop. They played games and made popcorn balls, then split up at 11:45 and most went to Eustis for a theatre party to welcome the new year.
Florida stands as a key connecting link between the North and southern countries, with growing air transport for passengers freight and mail. Palace Wing Dope No 2 and Fire Damped Dope promise taut wings durable fabric and slow burning in emergencies as aviation expands toward 1931.
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