Mount Dora Art League notes 1926 1976
Community update from Mount Dora Art League president Phyllis Dobay. Donor responses for the bicentennial museum project rise, with travel tales from members including Phyllis Payne’s 9,500 mile journey. Mentions of map coordinates, meeting spots, and summer arts activity in Wisconsin, Ontario, and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Dobay
Historical Museum
Phyllis Payne
Phyl
Bertha
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
South Dakota
Wyoming
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Arizona
Utah
Eagle Pass
Switzerland
France
Jim Brown
Warren
Bill
Belva Coates
Rice Lake
Wisconsin
Rice Lake Senior Citizen Center
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
D.C
Dodie
Bill Bleecker
North Carolina
Helen Smith
League
Jack
Ethel Tradinger
Trudingers
Irene Mcintosh
Georgetown
Ontario
Cleo
Guy Midget
Marion
Ill
Mexico
California
Leah
Ery Heroy
Grahamsville
N.Y
Muriel
Emerson Conlon
Equinunk
Florida
Tangerine
Mae Waldie
Ward
Kingston
Mich
Mae
Garden Club Sponsors Two Cadette Scouts at Camp
Lakes and Hills Garden Club of Mount Dora sponsored two Cadette Girl Scout Troop No. 111 members Elaine Dunaway and Sue Hummel at Wekiva Youth Camp in Wekiva Springs State Park near Apopka. The program, run by the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs, focuses on outdoor teaching, nature study, crafts, hikes, archery, swimming and canoeing. The girls earned a crafts and dried natural materials merit badge this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Lakes and Hills Garden Club
IceHouse stages Annie Get Your Gun in Mount Dora
IceHouse Players of Mount Dora presents the Irving Berlin musical Annie Get Your Gun with stars Betty Carr Burke and Randall Cadmar. Performances run July 22–August 8 with multiple shows. tickets range from 1.00 to 3.50 and reservations at 343-5326.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Annie Oakley
Irving Berlin
Herbert
Dorothy Fields
Annie
New York
U.S
IceHouse
IceHouse Players
Annie Get Your Gun
Charlie Davenport
Jack Blatt
Dolly Tate
Sandy Spell
Mac
Colleen Sistrunk
Foster
Laurence
Bruce Gillmore
Ross Barnett
Salina Petri
Tony DeFoe
Melon Patch Theatre
Thirteenth Street
Leesburg
Hetouse
Neatre
Bonnie Swanson
Central Florida Guild of Professional Artists Show
The Central Florida Guild of Professional Artists displayed works in Wildwood during its bicentennial celebration. Awards included best of show to Gene Neal, first in watercolor to Neal, first in oil to Glenn Ricci, first in pastel and third in acrylic to Shirley Kephart, first in graphics and second in oil to Betty Zigman, and division first in handicrafts to Marjorie Danagher. Affiliations available through listed artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Florida Guild of Professional Artists
Wildwood
Gene Neal
Glenn Ricci
Shirley Kephart
Betty Zigman
Marjorie Danagher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Art League
Lakes and Hills
Melon Patch
Sistrunk
Frank Butler
Randall Cadmar
Betty Carr Burke
Mark Madsen
Little Jake
Angie Lee
Nellie
Catherine Craig
Jessie
Crystal Caig
Minnie
Martha Smith
Little Horse
Buffalo Bill
Cliff Pineau
Sitting Bull
Robert Thompson
Schuyler Adams
Ernest Henderson
Nancy Sistrunk
Sylvia Potter-Porter
Marilyn Pineau
Lynn Crisp
Lavery Accord
Rick Davis
Keith Giordano
Lyn Hinkle
Gary Krogh
Kathi Moore
Laurence Sistrunk
Sherri Spradling
Joe Meckstroth
Allen Wilson
Doa Whitaker
Brandon Wald
Ralph Swanson
Donnelly Street
Parker's
U.S.D.A
Sth Avenue
Bay Gruber
Art Guild
Prince and Princess Gardner
Sronsons
Epg
Golden Triangle
Queboans
Jim Hunt
Sandy Colley
Bank of Mount Dora
Nyame
Bank OF Mount
Golden Triangle Shopping Center
F.D.I.C