Cafeteria Supper Planned by Methodist Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will hold a cafeteria supper in the church annex on Friday at 5 30 p m.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1932
Page
2
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will hold a cafeteria supper in the church annex on Friday at 5 30 p m.
King's Daughters announce the next meeting will be held Tuesday evening January 12 at the home of Miss Betty West 647 Grandview Street with Mrs Myron Cronwalt as assistant hostess.
The Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church will hold a regular meeting on Monday January 11 at 3 00 PM at Mrs Conklin s home Sixth avenue and Alexander street Visitors are welcome.
Mrs Ronald Christie hosted her bridge club last Thursday at her East Fifth Avenue home. A savoury salad dessert and punch were served. Two tables of bridge were played with Mrs Joeley Daniels winning first. guests included Myron, Mrs Frank Drake, Mr Rank Griffiths, Mrs George Neeler and Mrs Russel Drake.
Cadman entertained at a charming bridge party at her home on Lake Gertrude Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. William Lafroos Mrs. Harry Burton Mrs. Wendell Perry Mrs. A O Marvel Mrs C D Retan Mrs William Roberts Mrs Paul Ault and Misses Ida Conklin Liona Odell Laura Neville Prizes went to Miss Laura Neville Mrs C D Retan and Miss Ida Conklin. Dessert and beverages followed.
The American Legion Auxiliary of Mount Dora will install its new 1932 officers on Tuesday afternoon January 12 at 2 30 p m at the Legion Hall. Installing officer will be Mrs Frank E Weiser of St Petersburg vice president of the first district. The auxiliary will entertain Mrs Weiser with a luncheon at the Blue Bird Tea Room after which the installation will take place. All auxiliary members and eligible members are urged to attend both the luncheon and the installation ceremony.
Miss Annie Reynolds hosted a two table bridge party at Sunny Corner on Tuesday. Honored guest Miss Evelyn Browne of New York City, a house guest of Miss Florence Davis, attended. Prizes awarded included high score to Mrs F. T. Chase, consolation to Mrs George Lamoreux, and guest prize to Miss Evelyn Browne. Other attendees included Mrs L E Griffith, Mrs William Carpenter, Mrs Thompson, Mrs Edward Haines, Mrs Mary Torrey and Miss Florence Davis.
The Mount Dora Epworth League outlines resolutions for a new year aiming to be the biggest and best group in its line. The article emphasizes a fresh start and renewed goals for the organization.
The W C T U gathered January 4 in the Community church chapel with sixteen members. Mrs. Overhiser led the program. Mrs. Gifford read The Clamor for Less Government arguing for more oversight in business industry and railroads. Dr. Clapp and Mrs. Sheldon reported The Progress of the Allied Forces in prohibition. Miss White recited The Tramp Musician and the Works of Progress in 1931 outlined achievements in prohibition over the past year.
The Missionary Society of the Community church will hold its first meeting of the year at the home of Mrs Moon. Mrs Grant Cowles will lead devotions. Talks include Samaria in the Year of our Lord by Mrs W S Cadman Jerusalem in 1928 by Mrs Mary Torrey and Anywhere 1931 by Mrs Cleary. A social hour will follow and all interested friends are invited.
The Sunshine Circle of King's Daughters in Mount Dora thanks friends and supporters who spread Christmas cheer. Churches, organizations and individuals aided the effort with gifts and toys for over 165 boys and girls, white and colored, with clothing provided in some cases. The group wishes everyone a happy New Year.
About 25 Christian Endeavorers from Community church held a New Year’s Eve calendar party at Mrs. Grant Cowles home. Each month featured a member in costume with a related game prizes in Christian Endeavor colors were awarded for each activity. January Alfred Rehbaum Jr snowman February Mary Louise Rehbaum heart costume March Ruth Harvey green costume April Nelson Morley rain coat umbrella peanut hunt May Flora Morley flower basket game June Flora Morley the June bride clothespins as brides July Robert Quixley flag during America singing August Frances Harvey picnic lunch sandwich and pies
Local society notes list visits and hostings across Auburndale Mount Dora and Winter Haven. Guests include Mr F H Begole in Hernando and families such as the Carpenters Phelps Lyons Waller and Morley clan with New Year hospitality and nursery school enrollment.
A long list of visitors from New Jersey Ohio and other states spent New Year holiday time around Mount Dora Winter Park and Daytona Beach with several extended trips to Silver Springs Daytona Beach and the west coast of Florida. Notables include Mr W Mann Browne Miss Ruth Bradner and the Fredericks family along with local hosts Mr and Mrs Arthur Lewis Mrs Catherine Lewis and Mrs W G Spayde. Mrs Longacre and her memory are mentioned as well.
The Woman's Club will meet Tuesday at o'clock in the club rooms at the Community Building. Nomination of officers will be the special business of the meeting.
The Lake county W M U executive board held its first quarterly meeting of 1931 32 on Wednesday December 30 at the home of Mrs J H Mathews in Leesburg Presiding was President Mrs C C Long Fourteen members from various churches attended and discussions led to plans for advancing the Lord s work The youth leaders also met the same day at 10 30 a m A luncheon for officers and board followed at 12 30 p m hosted by the hostess
The Mount Dora theatre opens with Frankenstein starring Colin Clive Boris Karloff and John Boles Mae Clark promising a packed house. Next comes The Brat with Sally O Neill a family friendly comedy. Sob Sister with James Dunn and Linda Ware rounds out the week.
A survey by the American Woman's Association and the Presidential Committee for Employment found unemployment rising up to 30 percent among trained women over ten months. Government service shows no salary drop, while teaching remains relatively secure. luxury and pleasure oriented vocations lag. Rose Schneiderman calls for economic planning and a national system of employment exchanges to reallocate labor and prevent human waste during depressions.
Rev. T. W. Carlton urged Christian reflection on judgment during Sunday service at the Zellwood Methodist church. Rev. Samuel Thomas led evening revival at the school auditorium all week. News notes include Ruth Osborn returning to Asberry College and Paul Morton resuming studies at Florida University. Lonnie Stevens visited Zellwood from Jacksonville Children's Home Society. Miss Davenport hosted Lonnie's Zellwood friends with games and treats.
The Brantleys and family in Brewster hosted holiday events at M O B Goolsbys with a watch night service at the 1st church. A prayer service around 11 noted. coffee and sandwiches served during a social period. Carlton offered well wishes as the year began and a singer recovered from two weeks illness attended.
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