Mount Dora Visitors and Veterans Fill Holiday Halls
Local notes recount Lt. Com. Leonard Lindstrom and Betty visiting Mount Dora with family, detailing his Navy career from World War II through Korea aboard ships like the Oriskany and Forrestal. Also listed are holiday guests at the Cocklin and Simpson residences, plus town residents hosting travelers from Alabama, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Lindstrom
Betty Fiisther
Ogden
Long Island
Ana Sega
Wile Watts
Southern Pee Railroad
Monticello
Nev
Wee Ie
Pacific
Guene
Iwo Jima
ToWa
Memphis
Hosa
Nor- Va
Pretty Roebrich
Oh Gee Ag
Brooklyn
Wycoff Heights
Betty
New York
Norfolk
She Ang
der Lindstrom
Orinskany
Forrestal
Gail
Newcomers to Attend Gift Show in Costume Jewelry Field
Miss Cornelia Tarbell leads a party heading to a gift show to view new costume jewelry ideas. From Lebanon Kentucky Mr and Mrs J L Berry regular winter guests vacationing at Sylvan Shores motel with plans for a winter home on their property. Also at the hotel are Dr and Mrs J Joronsen of Chicago and Mount Dora property owners. Clarence Norris of Akron Ohio and Ina Webster entertained a guest Mrs Ethel Weeks of Bradenton the Manatee county home demonstration agent. Cousin Ida Hill to fly in from Onalaska Wisconsin. R C Woodard Grandview street hosted visitors from Midland and Lansing Michigan over the holiday. David Ray Lassiter celebrated seven with a birthday party at the McDonald street home. guests included Lois and Phyllis Jorgensen Chuckie and Jackie Norris Barnett and Trina Pinkston Sammy Bagwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvan Shores
J. L. Berry
Lebanon
J. Joronsen
Chicago
Mount Dora
Clarence Norris
Akron
Ohio
Ina Webster
Ethel Weeks
Bradenton
Manatee County
Ida Hill
Onalaska
Wis
R. C. Woodard
Grandview
Eir Son
Midland
Lansing
Mich
David Ray Lassiter
Sam Lassiter
McDonald St
Lois
Phyllis Jorgensen
Chuckie
Jackie Norris
Barnett
Trina Pinkston
Sammy Bagwell
Beauty Around Us lecture draws Florida garden clubs
Lakes and Hills Garden club presents The Beauty Around Us by president Mrs. Carl S Graves at the Community building February 29. Two parts, morning Quickies and afternoon Show-Offs, cover simple arrangements and flower-show prep with a luncheon between sessions. Tickets from circle chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Lakes and Hills Garden Club
Gold Coast
Lakes and Hills
Carl S. Graves
Ed Nimnicht
Ways and Means
Circle
Mrs Payn Speaks At Lakes and Hills Garden Club Meeting
The Oleander circle of the Lakes and Hills Garden club will meet Friday January 13 at 2 p m at Mrs J B Bond home 909 11th av for a plant exchange and a horticulture talk by Mrs G H Payn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oleander Circle of the
TV Program Announced by Local Science Church
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Eustis and Mount Dora area announces a television program titled How Christian Science Heals. It will begin Saturday at 1 15 p m on WDBO TV featuring personal religious experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ, Scientist
Eustis
Mount Dora
Wdbo-Tv
Emerson Quote: A Good Intention Clothes With Power
A brief quotation notes that good intent clothes power, reflecting on influence and responsibility in action. It underscores the idea that ideas alone require diligence to translate into real effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Woman's Club Plans Benefit for Mount Dora Library
The Mount Dora Woman's Club hosts a dessert card party to support the local library on Friday January 20 at 1:30 PM. Tickets are available at the library or by contacting Mrs. Frank Kemp, Mrs. Frank Druar, or Mrs. Prinz. The event showcases the library’s status as a leading Florida facility with 400 members, a 16 195 circulation last year, and 100 juvenile patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Dogesty Micedd En Obe
Mount Man’s Club
Fey
William Prinz
Frank Kemp
Frank Druar
Prinz
Woman’s Club
Mount Dora
Florida
Woman's Club
James Ert
My Kircher
W. Bomke
CH. Estey
Frederick Iiei
Evening of Music Set in Mount Dora Feb 10
The fifth annual Evening of Music will be held February 10 at the Mount Dora Community Building. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and featuring the Florida Symphony Orchestra, the event raises funds for underprivileged children. Tickets soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Frederick W. Sleight
Kiwanis Club
Florida Symphony Orchestra
BPW Fashion Revue Set by Local Businesswomen Club
The BPW Fashion Revue returns as the largest show to date at the Community building on Wednesday January 18. Local models from shops such as the Grand Leader Sara McCain Inez Thomas Bernice Prentice and others will display men and women's wear jewelry millinery and coiffures, with Ann Merchant in charge and Royal School of Dance providing entertainment. Door prizes are provided by local merchants, and tickets are available from BPW members or the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Merchant
Fannie Spilky
Sara McCain
Smart Shop
Inez Thomas
Bernice Prentice
Bernice Shop
BPW
Melilla Etchells
Ruby Chapan
Sally Dress Shop
Jim Jackson
Cortlands
Royal School of Dance
Merchant
Maxine
Helen Newman
Highlander
Turner’s Restaurant
Western Auto
Founders Circle to Meet at Garden Barn
The January session of the Lakes and Hills Garden Club Founders Circle takes place Monday at 2 p m at the Garden Barn. Miss Reba Harris will present Here s How to Decorate with House Plants. Hostesses are Mrs S C Colley Mrs O M Simpson and Mrs C J Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Founders Circle
the Lakes and Hills Garden Club
Garden Barn
Reba Harris
S. C. Colley
O. M. Simpson
C. J. Brown
Circle meets with Martha Circle hostesses at Warren home
The Martha Circle of the Methodist church will meet next Tuesday at 2 30 p m. at 600 West 11th Avenue with Mrs H D Warren as hostess. Assistant hostesses are Mrs A H Moore Mrs A R Scott and Miss Helen Bishop.
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Martha
The
Methodist Church
H. D. Warren
11Th
A. H. Moore
A. R. Scott
Helen Bishop
Busy Man Delegates Task to Secretary Quote
Appears as a quotation attributed to L. C. McCandles about delegating work. The line suggests efficiency through assistants and time management. No additional context or events provided.
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L. C. McCandles
Bowling Club Plans Night of Welcome
The Lawn Bowling club will stage a Night of Welcome next Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The social event invites active and associate members for a get together and includes a gifts dedication. President and Mrs William Carthew will head the receiving line with Mrs Margaret Bennett leading the arrangements and other officers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Club
William Carthew
Margaret Bennett
Modern Physics Notes on Matter and Energy
Edmont W. Sinnott remarks that matter in the old sense has vanished, replaced by a system of electrical charges quanta and space stresses that defies ordinary understanding and yields only to mathematical subset analyses.
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Edmont W. Sinnott
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Leonard K. Lindstrom
Greene Springs
United
Jom
Albert L. Brown
Lake Shore Sr
Frank W. Morrill
Worcester
E. Orleans
Mass
Co. F. Sutliff
Connie
Alma
Tremain
Miles Sprague
Birmingham
Ala
Cocklin
S. Highland
D. H. Best
Astatula
William R. Cocklins
Marlin Burkholder
Doris
Beverly
Greencastle
Edith S. Roberts
Stamford
John Bukey
G. C
Marie Flint
A. G. Weiss
Palmetto
Fla
Will Wiggins
Johannesburg
Joe Sirianni
Elberon
N. J
Raoul Barker
Raoul
Air Force
Eglin Field
W. D. Aubrey
Ruth
Oren Jamison
Lakeview
H. E. Jones
Etta Spear
C. A. Carriel
Dr. Carmier
Presbyterian Church
Vero Beach
Dan Sullivan
Baker Jr
Kipp Sullivan
North Webster
Ind
Jill
Nannie
Paul
Linda
Lorna
Elwood
Miami
Dorothy Leinbach
Dorothy
Cornelia Tarbell
Commander
Leonard Lindstrom
Frigidaire
First Federal Savings & Loan Ass.n. OF
Lake County
W. Main St
Leesburg
Geo. J. White
Alfred Rehbaum, Sr
Geo. J. White, Jr
Sue Bond
Wylania Miller
Ass’t. Cashier
J. E
William E. Holler
George J. White, Jr
First National Bank OF
Mount Dora, Florida
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mrs. Payn
Loadstone
Richard E. Burton
Club
Chamber of Commerce
BPW Fashion Revue
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