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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
5
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church will meet Friday at 3 PM at Mrs. A. J. Waltz home. It will be a social meeting and guests are invited along with their hand work.
Mrs. C. Raymond Young hosted a dessert bridge last week for members of her Wednesday afternoon bridge club and several friends. The gathering featured a pleasant afternoon of card play and socializing after a delicious dessert course.
The Y B C Club sponsors a dance on Saturday night June 8 at Lake County Country Club. University Club men provide music as one of the souths outstanding orchestras. The orchestra departs soon for summer engagements in the north making this a final local performance. Dancing begins at 10 PM.
The W. C. T. U. held its final meeting of the season on Monday June 3 led by President Miss Gallimore. The session opened with singing and a reading of the first Psalm. Miss Gallimore stressed prayer power and shared experiences in India and Tennessee. Sentence prayers followed. Mrs. Overhiser updated on a Parent Teachers Association consultation. Miss Fitch was to inquire about temperance education law in Florida public schools. Miss Gallimore requested release from the presidency due to her brother’s ill health, which was granted. Mrs. Tallant announced two new members Mrs. Lackey and Mrs. Chapman.
Miss Dorothy Hopcraft and Mr. L Clayton Tremain wed Sunday afternoon June second in a simple ceremony at the Tremain home. Dr. Fred Marsh officiated as family attendance and decorations featured pink flowers antignon and asparagus fern. The bride wore a white silk suit with white accessories and a bouquet. Barbara Hopcraft served as her bridesmaid. Best man was Ross Tremain. Mrs. Curtis Wise played music, and a wedding cake framed the dining-room refreshments.
The couple makes their home for the summer at 354 Highland Avenue surrounded by red roses and copetagus fern.
Local residents prepare for summer travel and relocations across states. Mrs. Ted Drawdy visits Day tona Beach. H W Andrews heads to Connecticut for the season. D W Ten Broeck and family plan Rhinebeck visits. L E Klatte travels to Kansas City to see her mother. Several others depart for Rochester, Bloomville, Mount Kisco, Tallahassee, and Wisconsin, while some recover at home from illness and plan brief northern sojourns.
The Mount Dora Theatre screens Universal’s The Bride of Frankenstein with Karloff, Clive, Hobson, and O’Connor. Fox Film’s Ladies Love Danger follows, starring Mona Barrie and Gilbert Roland as a mystery comedy. Sally Eilers returns in Alias Mary Dow, with Raymond Millan and Baby Jane in support. The Dying Young Man and other features are also planned, including West Point Raven and The Temple.
Local notes record W J Burton and junior enjoying an extended visit in Sanford. Paul Conrad returns from Iowa University for summer with plans to resume a master’s degree next fall. Sadler, Simpson and Sadler head home from a Philadelphia to North Carolina trip. Mrs C W Cooper travels to Chicago for a family reunion after orphanage ties. Parker burns recovery improves in Salem Mass. Florida University students plan summer visits. C E Fisher returns to Kansas after trips to Silver Springs Bok Tower and Daytona Beach. Ernest Green and Tom Kelly journey to New England for summer positions and recovery from Bay Pines hospital.
Farm and Grove Notes reports a June 20 deadline for emergency citrus loans at up to 50 per acre, max 2000 per individual, four years to repay with second mortgages if funding spans more than one year. A. L. Smith named Lake County field man leads screw worm control with county agent cooperation and district offices in Tavares and Umatilla.
Mrs Hazel and Mr Bloodgood attend social gatherings with Mount Dora friends as Lois Hazel graduates from the State College for Women in Tallahassee. Mrs Chamberlain plans to attend the Day tona Beach convention. others host dessert bridges and family dinners. The P T A hosts a benefit social at Mrs Estey home with tea and cookies.
A study by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration shows Northeastern industrial states shipped 57 percent more manufactured goods for home use to Southeastern agricultural states in the first year of the 1933 34 adjustment program, per a Washington report to the State Agricultural Extension Service.
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