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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1929

Page

3

Moonlight boat picnic near Eustis with candy note

A group of about thirty residents enjoyed a moonlight ride on Lake Harris after a picnic at the Lake Eustis dock. Wine and ice cream contributed by local merchants accompanied dancing in the warehouse, with thanks extended to Mr. Williams and the Eustis merchants. A Chicago item reports Candy consumption averages for American women, asserting six times weight in candy over a lifetime.

Lake Eustis Transportation Company Williams Eustis Lake Harris Chicago Ferdinand A. Bunte Bunte Brothers United States Mr. Bunte

Fashion Frocks Youth in Flower Tinted Taffeta

Bejeweled in bewitching yellow rayon taffeta, a sweet sixteen party frock described as simple to make at home. The design features a self fabric bow, light trim, and form fitting influences for evening wear. Color suggestions include daffodil to deep orange yellows, pale green accents, and white options with color provided by accessories.

Aes Western Newspaper Union

Guidance on wedding invitations and announcements in early 20th century society

The article outlines who should issue wedding invitations and announcements, typical timing for mailing, and practices for guests. It notes that invitations come from the couple’s parents or an elder relative if parents are dead, with various ordering of relatives. It also covers differences between church and home weddings, guest limits, and how separate invitations and announcements are handled. The piece then shifts to local society notes, listing several residents and their travels or visits to Miami, Daytona, Philadelphia, and Atlanta, and mentions a recovery from a car accident.

Restaives

SORRENTO Ladies' Aid Society picnic at school grounds

The SORRENTO Ladies' Aid Society held a Thursday afternoon picnic on the school grounds after their business meeting. All members attended and a picnic lunch followed. Miss Claudia Knight of Mascotte is visiting Mrs. Foy G. Hall. Mrs. T. A. Battle returned from Norman Park Ga after her father's death. Miss Opal Royal leaves Friday for a vacation visiting Virginia and Pennsylvania. Little Marge High and J. L. Jr. joined relatives in Sanford. Mrs. Gene Moltere and daughter returned to Tarpon Springs after two weeks with Mrs. J. W. Sanders, bringing Mrs. S. Sadler and Edward Moltere Jr. who spent the weekend. Miss Hattie M. Allen heads north for summer travels with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stenberg after wintering at Lake Lucy.

Ladies’ Aid Society Opal Royal Virginia Pennsylvania Gene Moltere Tarpo Springs J. W. Sanders S. Sadler Edward Moltere, Jr Hattie. M. “Allen Points North Fred Stenberg Lake Lucy

Miss Cochran Guests at Keller Home in Local Visit

Personal Miss Jean Cochran of Pittsburgh is the guest of her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs George Keller at their home here. Mr and Mrs H C Backus and son George left on Tuesday for

Jas. B. Cozart Harold Memphis, Tenn Jean Cochran Pittsburgh Mrs George Keller H. C. Backus George

Farmers Week Citrus and Nut Programs Planned at UF

The University of Florida will host Farmers Week August 12 to 17 with citrus focused sessions on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Monday afternoon will cover citrus insect laboratory study. Thursday afternoon splits into grape and avocado discussions. Friday morning will feature pecan topics.

University of Florida

Church Announcements Highlight July Program

Pastor D. B. Spencer invites all ages to Sunday school at 10 a.m. and a 7 p.m. Christian Endeavor. Miss Roberta Widner leads a discussion July 28 at 3 p.m. on How the Church is Making our Nation Better. Ladies Aid Society meets at the church.

D. B. Spencer Christian Endeavor Roberta Widner Ladies’ Aid Society

Methodist Sunday School and Services With Rev Garth

The Miami District Rev Garth will address Religious Education and lead the Second Quarterly Conference after the Wednesday 7 30 p m service. Morning sermon at 10 00 a m Epworth League at 12 30 p m Evening sermon at 7 30 p m Pastor James H Elder invites attendance.

Cooley Epworth League Garth Miami James H. Elder

Baptist Tabernacle Sunday Services Schedule

The Baptist Tabernacle invites the public to attend Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with pastor D. P. Montgomery. A young people’s meeting follows at 6:30 p.m. and a prayer meeting is held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.

B.Y. P. WU D. P. Montgomery

First Church of Christ Scientist Eustis Services Timings

Corner Grove Street and Lemon Avenue hosts Sunday services at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 p m. Reading room open Tuesday and Saturday afternoons 2 4 p m in the church edifice. All are welcome.

Corner Grove St Lemon Avenue

Stokes Advises Lawn Fertilization and Pest Watch

Florida Experiment Station expert W. E. Stokes stresses summer lawn fertilization with 4 to 6 pounds of nitrate of soda or ammonium sulfate per 1000 square feet and prompt washing to avoid burn. He urges contacting Community Chairmen to spray groves in zone two under Plant Board directions and notes mites threaten fruit crops this year.

W. E. Stokes Florida Experiment Station Stokes Plant Board

When We Follow the Gypsy Trail Camping Menu Ideas

A light outdoor feature offers simple camping utensils and a shelf of emergency foods for picnic meals. It lists broiled bacon and olives, Frankfort sausages, potato chips, cole slaw, apple butter cookies, dill pickles, deviled cheese, and toasted crackers with cheese mix, all proposed for campfire or stove heating.

Frankfort

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E. T. Williams Northland By Julia Bottomley New York Charles Edgerton Philadelphia Harriet Banks Laura Turner Janet Wolfert Elizabeth Waller J. J. West Mr. Young Daytona H. A. Eckholdt Ernest Mosteller Tampa J. G. Ray Marguerite North Atlanta Sorrento Claudia. Knight of Mascotte Foy G. Hall T. A. Battle Norman Park Georgia Marge High J. L. Jr Sanford Charles. Flowers Methodist Episcopal Baptist Tabernacle First Church OF Christ Satsumas Josephine B. Gibson H. J. Heinz Company Crown Gasoline Standard Oi Company Incorporated Kentucky Standard Oil Touring Service W. Bloom St Louisville, Ky
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