Community notices report Ladies Aid tea and club events
Social and church groups announce a six o clock dinner at the Blue Heron and a Tea in honor of Mrs Reed at the Milner residence 206 E Ninth Ave January 5 from 3 to 5. The Monday Social Club hosts next week with club members as hosts. Eastern Star Mount Chapter No 103 held a December 28 meeting with decorations, games and refreshments. The Woman's Club January luncheon and a speaker on Democracy and Service are planned. Miss Florence Woods and Dr Deems wed in Orlando with guests from Mount Dora Nashville and Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Ladies Aid of the Community Church
Eleanor Jackson
Agnes Cameron
Doris Camp
7Elas Gudgeon
J. M. Smith
Robert Fenton
Woman’s Club
Woman's Ae
Edna
Orlando
Committee On Human Relations
National Council of Women
Florence Woods
Deems
Florence Oester
Hunt Ind
Trinity Church
George Trapp
Chee
David Lee
Spain
Jamison
Sakovilie 7 Tenn
Simpson
Na Ue
Mr. Jameson
A. R. Rietz
Huntington
Ind
University of Indiana School of Medicine
St. Louis
Phi Deltami Beach
W. P. Woods
Prism Bridge Cottage
Uests
E. Ssn, Jr
Mount Dora
E. Spain Jamison
Nashville, Tenn
W. B. Deems
Huntington, Ind
Local Cards Session Invites Community Players
An invitation announces a friendly card game starting at 2 15 PM with entries open to local residents. The note emphasizes a casual gathering for social play.
Mount Dora group to install officers for 1940
Members of the Mount Dora organization plan an installation for 1940 officers on Monday evening January 8 at 7 30 p m The Grand Marshal will be the Right Worthy Associate Conductress of The Theus District 12 Leesburg acting as grand marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S
Theus
Leesburg
Patterson Hosts Society Bridge Luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. Patterson entertained at a bridge luncheon with guests including Mr. and Mrs. William T. Patterson and a list of attendees: Dean, S. Mayo, Mr. and Mrs. George, Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Milner, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. E. Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Herting, Mr. and Mrs. A. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Porter, and Mrs. Dora M. Gledhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
William T. Patterson
Pata Dean
S. Mayo
George
Paul C. Milner
W. L.E. Barnett
Berry
Herting
A. Jones
Porter
Dora M. Gledhill
Miss Rehbaum Hosts Bridge Luncheon at Home
Miss Mary Louise Rehbaum entertained at a bridge luncheon with guests including Mrs. Alfred Lee Walken and others from Tavares and surrounding towns. Attendees listed: Barbara Williams, Vera Pratt, Norma Gardner, Mildred Bartlett, Shirley Coen, Ellen Schrup, Lida Rech, Jean Cooley, Dorothy ite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehbaum
Mary Louise Rehbaum
Miss Rehbaum
Alfred Lee Walken
Feet Garak
Yiaruenie
Hoontin
Barbara Williams
Ee, Prevatt
Norma Gardner
Tavares
Mildred Bartlett
Shirley Coen
Ellen Schrup
Lida Rech
Jean Cooley
Dorothy Ite
Winter Visitors and Local Notices Update
Personal Miss Harriet C. Foster arrives for winter at Kill-Kare Lodge in Meriden Connecticut. Many visitors named include Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Allen from Swartz Creek Michigan and Mrs. Betsy Hallett from Yarmouthport Massachusetts. Health updates report George Coffin recovering after surgery and Mrs. M D Olds in critical condition at Lake County Medical Center. Buster Whaley recovering from flu. Paul R. Miller and wife from Waterville Ohio on their honeymoon trip through Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet C. Foster
Meriden, Conn
Kill-Kare Lodge
M. D. Olds
Lake County Medical Center
Paul R. Miller
Waterville
Ohio
Mary M.' R
Oklahoma
Florida
Old Age and Survivors Insurance Payments Begin with New Year
Social Security payments start in 1940 with first January benefits issued February 1 for eligible workers and dependents. Qualified wage earners age 65 may file after earning $50 in six quarters since 1937, with benefits to a retired worker's family and widows or surviving parents under specified conditions. Claims at 311 S Orange, Orlando.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
S. Orange
Orlando
Florida
Plan to Withhold Valencia Shipments Until March 1
The Citrus Commission reports a strong response from shippers who handled about 4.66 million Valencia boxes last season, with 4.25 million in favor of withholding shipments until March 1. Of 127 replies, 121 support the proposal and six oppose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Citrus Commission
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Sparks
Preston Foster, Ann Dvorak
Charles Starrett
Alice Faye
Warner Baxter
M. E. Ladies Aid
The
Blue Heron
Shonenberger
Odell
Carolyn McMurray
Kathleen Stewart
Eustis
Atwater Ave
FBI
Sidney Toler
Charlie Chan
Kent "Taylor
Yesteryear
Fey
Eugene Allen
Swartz Creek
Mich
Mrs. Geigneau
Mabel Richards
East Seventh Avenue
H. S. Cook
Ludlow, Vt
W. M. Cook
Anna Slack
Henry Land
Little Dcathien
Sara Jo
Mr. Lands
Apopka
Ralph Denekosirs
East Springfield, Pa
Grant Cowles
Roy J. Blackman
Doris
Mobile, Ala
Mrs. Blackman
W. S. Taylor
Betsy Hallett
Yarmouthport
Mass
Stuart
Fifth Avenue
George Coffin
Buster Whaley
Geo. J. White
L. BR
HEM
Alfred Rehbaum
J. M. McCown
H. L. Banks
First National Bank OF
Mount Dora, Florida
Con
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cleveland
Paul K. Weaver
Orlando Field
Social Security Board
Federal Insurance Pro
Commission
Coleman’s Bakery
Stokley’s
A. P. Sidel
North Donnelly Ave
ING
Nothelse
Cory Brewers
CORY
MtDora Hardware Company
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