Social and wedding of Mr and Mrs John C Brantley
Mr and Mrs John C Brantley announce their wedding on May tenth at home on street with Rev J F Brant officiating. The ceremony included Pfc James N Davis Jr on furlough from Quantico and maid of honor Miss Ethel Stone. Attendants and guests listed include Mount Dora residents and relatives. couple to reside at 961 Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bela
John C. Brantley
J. F. Brant
James H. Sutley
Mount Dora
James N. Davis, Jr
Quantico
Ethel Stone
Aubrey Mercer
Claud Chapman
Cliff Dumas
Mary Ethel Stone
W. E. Keen
George E. Hall and Sons
Robert
Frank
Rivenbarker
Frank Lawrence
High Springs
J. F. Brantley
Pascagoula
James N. Davis
Mr and Mrs Cole Given Surprise Bridal Shower
Mr and Mrs A B Cole were surprised by the Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church with a bridal shower on Wednesday evening May 24. Refreshments included a decorated wedding cake cut for the couple and served with dewa nagan. The couple received many lovely gifts from friends present.
King's Daughters to Meet Next Monday
The June meeting of the King's Daughters will be held next Monday at 8 p m in the Community Building. Hostesses will be Mrs Emma Tallant Mrs Anna Hildwein and Mrs L J Drawdy Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
King’s ‘Daughters
Emma Tallant
Anna Hildwein
L. J. Drawdy
Local residents depart for summer visits and homes
Mrs. Mary Hoffman leaves for a three month New England tour. Mrs. Fannie Dickey and Mrs. Edith Myers head to Cleveland Ohio. Mrs. H V Fish spends the summer at a Daytona Beach beach home. Prof and Mrs D D Roseborough depart for Jonesboro Tennessee. Miss Louise Ericson returns home to East Weymouth Massachusetts. Rev Clovis Brantley visits Mount Dora parents in Florida. Mr Henry W Banks returns from Lake County Medical Center improving. Mr Stanton M Child plans December return to New York Forest Hills Inn. Mr and Mrs T J Storer and L A Tibbitts head to Plymouth Dells Hendersonville North Carolina. Mr and Mrs Frank R Parker go to Salem Massachusetts after six months in Mount Dora. Mr and Mrs W H Havans occupy Major Marsh’s cottage on Lake Beauclair. Havans may build near Tangerine. Mrs W C Williams and Miss Irene Haislip travel to Burnwell West Virginia. Mrs Williams health concerns. Mrs John Morris and daughter Juanita visit Savannah Georgia for summer. Morris also to see daughter Mrs Chester Bloodworth in Thomasville Georgia. Mr and Mrs Fletcher Crane and Mrs Josephine Vinton attend Miami commencement as Bee John Coffin graduates. Emily Coffin and Frances Smith visit. Jessie Gould says they reached New Hampshire.
Goulds take rest trip to Concord hospital then Contoocook home
May 24 notes Mr Gould travels to a Concord hospital for a two week rest before continuing to their home in Contoocook Eva Pease travels from New Hampshire to join them for the summer in Contoocook Mrs Sydney Lane and the Spooners spend a few days en route to Balsam North Carolina then Rodman New York for a visit Mrs Cornelius and family depart for Indianapolis to summer at the Marott Hotel and Sylvan Shores home closes for summer Melissa Cornish stays to wrap up their Sylvan Shores house before joining parents in Indianapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gould
Concord
Contoocook
Eva Pease
New Ham
Miss Gould
Sidney Lane
James Spooner
Marlene
Carol
Fort Myers
Spooners
Balsam
N. C
Lane
Rodman
N. Y
Herman B. Cole
George M. Cornelius
Indianapolis
Ind
Marott Hotel
P. W. Cornelius
Melissa Cornish
Sylvan Shores
Corwith Man Sees Cold Weather Delays Crops in Mount Dora
Mr. Bert Meyers of Corwith Iowa and Mount Dora winter resident and Shuffleboard Club member renews his Topic subscription. He praises friends in Mount Dora and notes crops are late due to cold wet weather with replanting of corn needed as land stays flooded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Meyers
Corwith
Iowa
Mount Dora
Shuffleboard Club
Davis Family Vacation Highlights Across New Orleans and Addison
Mr and Mrs A E Davis of 1466 Donnelly avenue returned from a visit with their son Percy Davis CEM in New Orleans where he guided tours of historic sites. In Addison Alabama they reconnected with five grandchildren four daughters and one small son of Mr and Mrs Daves and enjoyed family time together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Davis
Donnelly Avenue
Percy Davis
CEM
New Orleans
Peace hinges on divine laws in annual church talk
The Christian Science Board of Directors told The Mother Church annual meeting in Boston that lasting world peace rests on divine laws not selfish aims. They praised the California peace conference as a practical step toward outlawing war, reflecting God’s government in human affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Board of Directors
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
California
Christian Scientists Elect New Leader Amid Wartime Travel Rules
The Trustees elected Mrs. Myrtle Holm Smith of Waban as President of The Mother Church for the coming year. Roy Garrett Watson was re elected Treasurer and Mary G. Ewing Clerk. The report notes wartime travel restrictions for those beyond 50 miles from Boston and praises peace conference efforts in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tian
Boston
Office of Defense Transportation
Myrtle Holm Smith
Waban
Massachusetts
Paul Stark Seeley
Roy Garrett Watson
Mary G. Ewing
California
Great Britain
New Blue and Red Stamps Go Into Effect June 1
The OPA in Jacksonville announces new blue stamps Dl El Fl Gl Hl and red stamps V2 W2 X2 Y2 Z2 valid through September 30 for processed foods and meats. Expired stamps are to be destroyed. Drivers urged to observe 35 mph to save tires as rationing continues. June 3 raises spinach and tomato point values while tomato juice values drop. other values remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Roy M. Coffey
Jacksonville
Coffey
Florida
Coffe
Control of Redbugs with Sulphur Dust
Redbugs in lawns and yards can be managed by applying dusting sulfur on the surface until the area takes on a yellowish tint. Lightly dusting sulfur on ankles and other exposed body parts that contact foliage can help protect against pest bites.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob Crosby
Fay McKenzie
Edward Norris
Sterling Richard DIX
Carter Hall Guilfoyle
Irene Manning
Charlie Ruggles
Eve Arden
John Ridgely
Bill Boy
Andy Clyd
Ellen Hall
Lumberjack
Snow White
Half Moon St
Mary Hoffman
New England
Fannie Dickey
Edith Myers
Cleveland
Ohio
D. D. Roseborough
Jonesboro, Tenn
Louise Ericson
J. E. Williams
East Weymouth
Mass
Clovis Brantley
Henry W. Banks
Lake County Medical Center
Stanton M. Child
New York
Forest Hills
Forest Hill
Long Isand
T. J. Storer
Hendersonville
N.C
Plymouth Dells
L.A. Tibbitts
City
Frank R. Parker
Salem
Tremain Street
W. H. Havans
Miami
Major Marsh
Lake Beauclair
W. C. Williams
Irene Haislip
Burnwell
West Virginia
Williams
West Eleventh Avenue
John Morris
Juanita
Savannah
Fletcher Crane
Josephine Vinton
Miami Senior High School
John. Coffin
Emily Coffin
Frances Smith
Jessie Gould
New Hampshire
Laraine Day
Lana Turner
Susan Peters
M-G-M
the Princess
First Church OF Christ
Scientist
Mount Dora Electric Company
Highland Ave
Sylvan Shores Hotel
H. A. Stein
Grand View Hotel
A. C. Bowdish
Lake Dora
H. A. Dahm
Elbow Bend
Universal
Office Price Administration Department of Information
Jacksonville 2, Fla
Sam
United States
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hale’s
Ferry
Ferry Morse Seed CO
Detroit
San Francisco
The
Lake County Fair Association
Eustis
Hoover Service
Mt.Dora
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