King's Daughters Meet Tuesday at True Home
The next meeting of the King's Daughters will be held Tuesday evening July 14 at the home of Misses Carrie and Mary True.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1931
Page
2
The next meeting of the King's Daughters will be held Tuesday evening July 14 at the home of Misses Carrie and Mary True.
The Ladies Aid of the Community Church ends a business meeting in the church parlors scheduled for Friday afternoon July 10 at 3:00 o clock.
The Mount Dora Out-of-Door Club sponsors the first card party in the Community Building social room on Friday night July 10 to raise funds for a flag for the stage. All are welcome whether they play or not.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. C. G. Love less, 248 Fifth Avenue East, on Monday July 13 at 3:00 p.m. Mrs. James Simpson leads the program on “The College Abroad Movement,” a nationwide effort joining denominations. Everyone is invited to attend.
A benefit card party for the Order Eastern Star was held at Mrs. Harold Coleman’s home last Wednesday. This week Mrs. Miller Wells hosted and future events are planned by Mrs. Adam Hazelwood for July 15 at 2 30 p m to raise funds for lodge paraphernalia.
A card party to benefit park beautification will be held Friday July 10 at 2 30 pm in the pavilion at Lakeside Park. Tickets cost 25 cents and prizes are donated by Mrs Zell and others. Donations include $5 from Mr and Mrs Fred Begole and $5 from the local Pythian Sisters. Ex Governor Martin praised the town’s beauty and urged community support.
Mrs. E. J. Christopher hosted a Monday afternoon lawn bridge party with two tables of players to welcome newcomer Mrs. Paul Mahoney in Mount Dora. Cards were enjoyed on the lawn as guests visited after the game.
Following a series of pre ssions prizes were awarded to Ms. Wilson Smith and Mrs. E. Wil mot. Delicious refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Those enjoying the afternoon with the hostess and the honor guest were the Madames E. C. Stovall Harold Coleman Wilson Smith E. Wil mot George Zell and Mrs. Roberts of Tangerine.
The Ladies Aid of M. E. church will meet at Mrs. James Simpson’s home in Sylvan Shores on Friday afternoon July 10. Fifty eight members were reported at the last meeting after a membership contest. After a short meeting they will sew aprons and fancy articles for the Annual Bazaar set for December 11, with church transportation provided for those without a ride.
Miss Florence May Hibbard and Mr. Joseph Clifton White wed in a Sunday morning ceremony at the Baptist Tabernacle before many friends. The decor featured evergreens, white flowers, and a greens and white bridal arch with reserved seating.
Flower girls in blue and green organdie scattered petals as Betty and Marjorie wore dainty dresses. The ring bearer carried a white satin pillow. After the ceremony the couple left by car for Alabama and New Orleans. Mrs White wore a pink ensemble. They will reside at 448 Grand View Avenue after August 1 at the Fifth corner.
Local society notes list Mrs. H. M. Seem's indefinite New York stay and numerous visits from families in Apopka Mount Dora and Orlando. Guests include Cross City’s J. D. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Smith, and WW Haygood. summer trips to Daytona Beach Woods Hole and Angola Indiana are noted along with several family gatherings and trips to Pennsylvania New York and Cleveland.
Hussiatin and daughter Isa als Navea ted for their home in phi ten Tenn. The Reid household hosts several visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Sawell, and a few days by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Green of Menn. Richards and son plan to stay through summer and winter in Mount Dora. L R Heim and son arrive for a brief Mount Dora stay. The group will visit Boca Grande for fishing before returning to summer plans. Geor Dae and family depart for Ashland New Hampshire then New York. Bert Foss Ted and Lea Jones visit Grandview Avenue while touring Florida. The party enjoys Mount Dora and its surroundings during their vacation.
Mount Dora hosted a patriotic celebration featuring athletic contests, a county Legion baseball game won by Mount Dora, and a parade with prizes. Highlights included floats from Leesburg Coca Cola, Apopka Post prizes, and the Orlando 40 and 8 engine leading the procession.
A silver community float cup is on display in Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce window. It arrived in time to be shown in the Fourth of July parade preparations.
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