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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1934

Page

5

Bloodgood Irrgang engagement announced

Mr and Mrs William F Bloodgood announce the engagement of their daughter Frances Eleanor to Mr Charles William Irrgang Jr The announcement was made last Thursday at a Bridge Tea hosted by Mrs Bloodgood Frances has been a guest of Mrs Ross Tremain and is currently hospital supervisor in Concord She plans to resign and join Mr Turrentine in Concord when the resignation takes effect in a few weeks

Irrgang-Bloodgood William F. Bloodgood Frances Eleanor Charles William Irrgang, Jr Wm. Bloodgood Ellison Perio Cochn Ellison Concorda Tine Dora Shale Mar Eustis Marsh Ross Tremain Concord Turrentine

Carter Hobbs Nuptials Tie Miss Hobbs to Claude Carter

Miss Mildred Inez Hobbs and Claude Eugene Carter wed in a simple ceremony at the Baptist parsonage on a Saturday afternoon. The service used a single ring, conducted by Dr. W. R. Lambert, with the bride's attendants and the couple as the only guests present.

Wedding of Mr Carter and bride at Mount Dora

The groom wore a white linen suit with light shoes and tie, and the bride appeared in powder blue. The ceremony featured summer flowers and the couple traveled to Daytona Beach for a weekend. They reside at 347 Ninth Avenue East and will welcome friends. Carter is son of Mrs. W. A. Carter, living in Mount Dora since boyhood. the bride has lived here over a year and is popular among local youth. Numerous pre nuptial events were held in her honor.

Daytona Beach Ninth Avenue East Carter W. A. Carter Mount Dora

Party on Harrold's Fifth Birthday Celebrated

Mrs Horace Blunt hosted a July 11 party at the Harrold House for her son Harrold's fifth birthday. Guests included Tommie Drake Davis Moorhead Robbie Turner Freddie McDowell Stella McDowell Ruth Shipes Ruth Irene Risley Dottie Eckholdt and Juanita Morris. Games stories and refreshments followed the celebratory events.

Horace Blunt Harrold House Harrold W. R. Lambert Tommie Drake Davis Moorhead Robbie Turner Freddie McDowell Stella McDowell Ruth Shipes Ruth Irene Risley Dottie Eckholdt Juanita Morris

Ladies Aid Meeting and P T A Card Party Plans

The Congregational Church Ladies Aid meets Friday at 10 in the church parlors with sewing to continue and a picnic lunch at 12 30 for husbands and families. P T A hosts a July 24 card party at Mrs Gould Garcia Sylvan Shores with 25 cent tickets to raise funds for playground equipment. A surprise shower honors Miss Mildred Hobbs at Mrs J G Ray Jr’s home in Sylvan Shores with prize winners noted.

Ladies Aid Ladies Aid Age of the Congregational Church Lillian Banks Raymond Parent-Teacher Association Gould Garcia Sylvan Shores

Hostesses Serve Salad with Notable Guests

The hostesses served numerous salads including attendees Misses Hobbs Kirby Schonenberger Moor Joyce Mary Joyce Moor head Vada Ham Carolyn Kennedy Carolyn Barker and Mesdames Ray Helms Dickson Perkins Marvel Cooley Morrow Austin.

Hobbs Georgia Kirby A Schonenberger Mary Joyce Moorhead Vada Ham Carolyn Kennedy Carolyn Barker J. G. Ray, Sr C. J. Helms Robert W. Dickson Raymond Perkins A. O. Marvel Thos. H. Cooley Denny Morrow Elmer Austin

Bride Honored With At Home Reception for Chicago Bride

Mr and Mrs A E Davis hosted a fortnight of guests including their son Robert H Davis and his bride Mary Steiskal Davis formerly Miss Eva Davis of Addison Alabama. A July 5 reception featured a two tier wedding cake and group photos on the lawn as the bride received gifts.

A. E. Davis Robert H. Davis Chicago Griffin Daves Eva Davis Addison Alabama Mary Steiskal

Card Party and Shower for Miss Hobbs in Sylvan Shores

Carolyn Kennedy and Carolyn Barker hosted five tables of bridge at Miss Kennedy’s Sylvan Shores home honoring Mildred Hobbs. Mrs C J Helms won high score and Jeannette Pike consolation, followed by a shower of gifts. Refreshments featured ice cream cake shaped like playing card suits and assorted confections. Attendees included Mesdames Helms Morrow Ray Sadler Perkins Austin Marvel and Misses Slack Pike Kirby Treadwell Moorhead Fenn Champ Shonenberger Galloway Pace of Tavares.

Miss Hobbs Carolyn Kennedy Carolyn Barker Miss Kennedy Sylvan Shores Mildred Hobbs C. J. Helms Jeannette Pike Mesdames Denny Morrow J. G. Ray, Jr Robert Sadler Raymond Perkins Elmer Austin A. O. Marvel Marie Slack Georgia Kirby Mary Bob Treadwell Mary Joyce Moorhead Elizabeth Fenn Peggy Champ Shirley Shonenberger Kathleen Galloway Jane Pace Tavares

Social notes recap from Mount Dora and nearby towns

Personal visits populate a long list of travelers and locals. Miss Georgia Kirby returns from Daytona Beach while Hilda Streeton visits Eustis with Mrs. Spooner. J C Cooper visits Daytona Beach to see her daughter Mrs Graves. Several families vacation at Coronado Beach and Chowenwaw Girl Scout Camp with relatives in Good Hope and Stratton Georgia among others.

Georgia Kirby Daytona Beach Hilda Streeton Eustis James B. Spooner J. C. Cooper John T. Graves Rose Hale Good Hope Stratham

Local Residents Plan Summer Outings and Visits

The text notes Mr. Paul Conrad traveling by bus to Eau Gallie to visit relatives for a few days, with plans for him to return with W. A. Conrad and family for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Drugg and daughter Shirley Drugg from Enth Avenue left to spend the rest of the summer in Proctorville Vermont, expecting to return in October.

Paul Conrad Eau Gallie W. A. Conrad Paul H. L. Drugg Shirley Drugg Enth Avenue Proctorville Vermont

Northern sojourns as families depart for summer visits

Mrs. T. E. Hackett and daughter Janet with Mrs. Arthur Avery of Orlando begin a three month North visit. They plan to visit Chicago and Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Davis head to Chicago, stopping in Addison Alabama with Mrs. Griffin Daves. Thos. H. Cooley travels to Elberton Ga then Atlanta for two weeks of R O T C training at Ft. McPherson. Mrs. Crawford accompanies him.

A. E. Davis Robert Davis Griffin Daves St. Cloud G. Leon Wells Dr. Wells Betty Ann T. E. Hackett Janet Arthur Avery Orlando North Chicago Lansing Michigan Robert H. Davis Addison Alabama Thos. H. Cooley Elberton Atlanta Ft. McPherson

Mrs E E Stokes Returns From Jacksonville to Lake Dora

Mrs. E. E. Stokes and her daughter Eddie Fay have returned to their Lake Dora Drive home. Mr. Stokes, purchasing agent for the FERA in Key West, will remain there or in other temporary locations while his work continues.

E. E. Stokes Eddie Fay Jacksonville Lake Dora Drive Mr. Stokes Key West FERA Stokes

Mount Dora Visitors Share News Of Tallahassee Trip

Misses Ma and Elizabeth Atchison of Orlando visited Mount Dora on Tuesday on their return from Tallahassee. Elizabeth teaches in New York but hopes to return to Florida to practice there. Mr and Mrs Frank Drake plan a Friday trip by car to Hendersonville North Carolina for a month or more. Mrs Drake will then visit relatives in Pennsylvania. Their nephew Tommy Drake travels with them to Hendersonville to see his grandmother Mrs T B Connor.

Elizabeth Atchison Orlando Mount Dora Tallahassee Elizabeth New York Florida Mrs. Frank Drake Hendersonville N. C Mr. Drake

Sorrento Social Notes Include Visits and Births

Mrs Johnson and daughter Rowena of Sanford visit Futrells in Sorrento. Foley residents Mr and Mrs High tour old friends in Sorrento. Leo Knight family from Cozy Cottage head to St Augustine to see parents. Flowers and Gay Sanford call on friends. Barber couple plan trip to Ohio to see children and World’s Fair. Steffens Cassia call on Sorrento friends. Births include a daughter to J B Martin and a daughter Dorothy Jean to Frank Haas Jr at Lake County Hospital.

Johnson Rowena Sanford Futrell S. R. Barber Ohio Niagara Falls C. Steffens Cassia Sorrento J. B. Martin Frank Haas, Jr Lake County Hospital Dorothy Jean

Y W A Organizes at First Baptist Church Meeting

The Young Women’s Auxiliary forms at the home of Rev and Mrs W R Lambert with Miss Jane McCown leading devotion. A nominating committee selects officers including President Willie Mae Gresham and Vice President Willie Kate Grantham.

First Baptist Church W. R. Lamberton Jane McCown Lurlene Green Willie Kate Grantham Ellene Thompson Doris Gray Willie Mac Gresham Mildred Snell Florene Lotz Willie Mae Gresham Green W. R. Lambert A. A. Stanley

Lake C O C district meeting highlights tropical exposition plans

Attendees from Leesburg and other districts gathered in Winter Park to discuss a possible tropical exposition featuring exhibits from South and Central America and tropical lands like Java and Sumatra. The meeting also showcased Jean Pfister’s mountain paintings and included nursing classes planned by the Red Cross and FERA in Lake County towns.

Winter Park Aveny Leesburg Club Orperce Acme South Central America Java Sumatra Florida Jean J. Pfister Rollins College Canadian Rockies California White Mountains Adirondacks Pfister Rosalie G. Morton Lake Osceola Lake County County Red Cross Organization FERA A. N. Stvender Leesburg Eustis Clara Palmer Tavares Paul F. Daniels Lady Lake Irma Teague Umatilla Henry Self Lisbon L. Gastfield Okahumpka L. L. Williams Mount Dora Cooper Elks Kansas City F. W. Hannum Herbert Wales Miller

Few Complaints Filed on Cotton Allotments

Cotton growing counties filed formal protest against their allotted quota under the Bankhead Act with time for filing. C A Cobb cotton administrator says only a small number of complaints have been received and they have been sent to a special review board.

C. A. Cobb

Negro Farmers Canning Vegetables In Home Pantries

In Hillsborough county Negro farmers added over 3000 cans of vegetables and tomato juice to home supplies. The canning occurred at the Plant City center under Negro Home Demonstration and Agent Florence L. Britt supervised the effort.

Hillsborough County Negro Canning Center Plant City Negro Home Demonstration

Florida bank charter 13102 financial statement dated June 30 1934

State of Florida Lake County report by J M McCown cashier attests to assets totaling 512776.12 with deposits including United States Government funds public funds and deposits of other banks. The schedule shows secured and unsecured loan pledges and other items reflecting the bank's financial position.

Florida United States Banking House Banking House Reserve Federal Reserve Bank Post Savings State of Florida County of Lake J. M. McCown Louis R. Tremain

California Teacher Praises Florida Extension Bulletin

A California teacher requests 25 to 50 copies of Florida Extension’s Foundation Plantings for Homes for use in Union High School Orange horticulture courses. Instructor Charles C. Triplett says California lacks a comparable bulletin and aims to enhance instruction with the Florida publication.

Florida California Pacific Coast Florida Agricultural Extension Service Union High School Orange Charles C. Triplett

Cleanliness Priority Varies Between Kitchen and Parlor

A reflection on household hygiene notes that keeping the kitchen spotless holds greater practical importance than tidying the parlor. The idea emphasizes sanitary food prep and storage as essential to daily living.

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