Capital stock details and surplus note incomplete
The fragment lists common capital stock with total par of 100000 and a missing surplus amount, indicating an incomplete financial note or balance entry requiring completion.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1939
Page
5
The fragment lists common capital stock with total par of 100000 and a missing surplus amount, indicating an incomplete financial note or balance entry requiring completion.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Community Church will gather Friday January 20 at three o'clock in the afternoon at the Manse. The Mount Dora Yacht Club holds its fourth stated meeting tonight at eight at the clubhouse with the annual election on the agenda.
The delightful Tourist Dance returns this Saturday night at the Community Building. Attendance is rising and everyone is welcome to come and have a good time.
The last TSDC gathering met at Norma Gardner's home in Tavares. Election of officers followed with Peggy Conklin as president, Ruth Beerbower as vice-president, Norma Gardner as secretary, and June Adell Bass as treasurer.
Barbara Williams notes reporters for Mount Dora Mildred Bartlett Eustis Virginia Walter Tavares Ruby Prevatt. A business hour followed by a social hour. The next meeting is at Cree's home in Tavares this afternoon. A dance is planned at the Mount Dora Yacht Club soon.
A social card party is planned in the social room of the Community Building next week evening. An auxiliary benefit is offered with attractive prizes for game winners. The fee is small and all are invited.
The Monday abverneen v Social Club held a covered dish luncheon this week at the yoga Building with Mrs. James H. Brydon in charge. High score for contract won by Mrs. E. Jones. auction by G. F. Weeks. item valued at five hundred won by Mrs. Charles Collard. Next week's hostesses named as Mrs. D. W. Ten Broeck and Mrs. A. Shonenberger.
The Woman's Club will hold a regular meeting on January 24 with Miss Edith Davenport, Zellwood artist, as speaker from the Art Department led by Mrs Emma Sears. Tea will be served after the program. New members added to the 1938 1939 list include Mrs J H Bryden and several others.
Mrs Ernest Martin and Mrs Fannie Noonan hosted a Thursday afternoon reception at Villa Evans from 3 to 6 o'clock honoring guest Isabella Taylor of Brookline Massachusetts. Guests included Mrs Martin Mrs Taylor Miss Noonan and Mrs Frederic W Mar with Mrs William Watt and Mrs Adam Hazelwood pouring. Early spring garden flowers decorated the rooms. William C Vey of Tavares announces his daughter’s marriage.
Yvonne Verda Ter wed James Monroe Greene in a quiet January ceremony at a St Cloud Methodist church. Maid of honor Betty Ogle and best man Leon B. Cheek Jr. stood by. Greene, son of E M Greene, is Mount Dora High graduate working at Cashwell Pharmacy. Ter resided in Mount Dora and attended local schools.
The Council of Parents and Teachers held a Thursday January twelfth covered dish supper at the Presbyterian church. Mrs J B Stephens presided and Mrs Frank ae br Eusti gave the welcome. the speaker was Mr Rolin J Ebinger of Clermont. Notables from the Florida P T A included Miss Edith Miller and Dean Ray V Sowers among many attendees from Lake County and nearby towns.
Personal notes list Mr and Mrs H Gardner Lund of Woonsocket Rhode Island and Mr and Mrs Irving Lockwood of Easystown Connecticut arriving last week. Arthur Sprankle and Fred Renz of Medina Ohio and George V Vanstone with Mrs Nellie Hier of London Ontario arrived recently. Mrs Leon Roundy of Billerica Massachusetts visits Emma J Tallant 308 Donnelly. John Higgins of Boston returns for winter at Lakeside Inn. Helen Oates left Mount Dora for Lake Helen. Laura and Belle McLane came from Rochester Pennsylvania to stay in town. Mrs J Fletcher Farrell of Bronxville New York visited Alta Belshe over the weekend. William J Woods of Westport Connecticut returned and stays with Mrs Birkbeck. Walter Phillips of Washington DC were weekend guests of C E Tincher at 821 Grandview Street.
Frank Burkart travels Friday to attend the National Canners Association convention in Illinois. Numerous guests arrive for the winter season, including Mrs. Grant Sipp of Paterson New Jersey and Mrs. Charles Pickett of New Preston Connecticut with others from Hartford Chicago Portsmouth Rochester New Albany and beyond. Local members of the Brantley and Thompson families and several Legion attendees are also noted as part of winter community movements and visits.
I wish to express appreciation to our many friends for the wonderful help and sympathy shown at the passing of my beloved husband, Marion Tower Condit.
Sweethearts at State Theatre Eustis features Miss MacDonald and Eddy in a modern revival of Victor Herbert with new Dorothy Parker Alan Campbell dialogue. Producer plot and jealousies fuel laughs alongside songs like Sweethearts Every Lover Must Meet His Fate Pretty as a Picture and On Parade. Supporting cast includes Morgan Bolger Rice Auer Bing Gardiner. Matinee and evening shows at 2 20 2 45 7 10 and 9 30 p m.
The Mount Dora Library showcases a Merriam Webster International Dictionary with 600 000 entries and 12 000 illustrations for readers. New books include The Door of Life by Enid Bagnold and The D A Calls It Murder by Earl Stanley Gardner among fiction and non fiction titles.
Thirty girls attended the meeting on January 16. They sang songs and discussed business. Mrs. Lunn from the north visited the troop. All patrols worked on the hostess badge. Beaver Patrol visited Mrs. Rogers for dramatics badge work. Marilyn Johnson and Joanne French served as scribes.
The P E O Sisterhood of Eustis sponsors an evening of entertainment in the city auditorium on Thursday January 26 at 8 pm Miss Marguerite Wills head of speech Florida Southern College Lakeland will headline with dramatic readings The program includes musical numbers by Katherine Killian Mount Dora in a vocal trio and violin solos The admission is small and supports girls college education in this international organization
Diphtheria deaths in the United States have dropped by about ninety five percent since 1900, according to U S Census Bureau reports.
Rev. J. P. Allison of Cleveland Heights Ohio died Saturday night at 11 20 in a Daytona Beach hospital where he was taken for treatment the day before. He and his wife had come to spend the winter with Mrs. A R Odell and will be buried in Cleveland after the funeral. The couple had been wintering in Daytona Beach with Mrs Odell.
The record notes winter seasons past when Mr. Allison supplied the pulpit at Eustis Christian Church at various times during their stays and that they have lately made only brief visits stopping there with Mrs. Odell.
Daniel Eber Condit 76 longtime Mount Dora resident died at home on Clayton Street Wednesday night January 11 after a brief illness. He is survived by his widow Marion Tower Condit and a son Donald Eber Condit of Niagara Falls New York. The body lay in state at Rehbaum Funeral Parlors until Friday afternoon then was sent to North Ridge New York for services and burial.
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