King's Daughters Meet at Coffin Home in Quiet Session
The King's Daughters gathered Monday at Mrs. George Coffin's home with Mrs. Coffin and Miss nee Marshall as hostesses. A small yet pleasant meeting approved buying sewing materials for biweekly sessions run with the Eastern Star. They sew for the Red Cross when possible and for the King's Daughters when not. The next meeting is set for June 23 at Mrs. Ronald Christie's home in Sorrento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
King’s Daughters
George Coffin
Coffin
Nee Marshall
Eastern Star
Red Cross
Ronald Christie
Sorrento
Community Church Choir Members Host Fried Chicken Supper
Members of the Community Church choir enjoyed a fried chicken supper at the home of Miss Jean Hendrie and Miss Delphia Norman on Ninth Avenue and Helen Street. A choir business meeting followed to plan beautifying the Donnelly Avenue front. Subscriptions to the Seed Section fund are being accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Church
Jean Hendrie
Delphia Norman
Ninth Avenue
Helen Street
Donnelly Avenue
Bction
Hanscom
Hendrie
Norman
Maxine Saltsman
W. A. Vnes
Coors Keller
Borough
C . Fone
Kenneth Maglathlin
Peet E. Tincher
Alice
Suit White Marriage Announcement in Florida
Mr and Mrs W M White of Zellwood announce the marriage of daughter Laura Merle to Harold C Suit of Struthers Ohio. The ceremony occurred December 25 1940 at the First Methodist parsonage in Ocoee Florida with Rev G L Chivington officiating. Mrs Suit is a Mount Dora High School graduate. Mr Suit is a Struthers High School alum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. White
Zellwood
Laura Merle
Harold C. Suit
Struthers
Ohio
Wm. H. Suit
Ocoee
Florida
G.L. Chivington
Winifred Beck
Suit
Mount Dora High School
Struthers High School
State Street
Miss Roberts Weds Mr Daniels In Morning Ceremony
Lottie Roberts and Mr C Keller's daughter wed Tuesday morning in the sun room amid garden flowers. The couple, after a breakfast at Esther's Dutch Kitchen in Eustis, plan to live in Mount Dora, with Rev Kenneth G. Rogers and relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Roberts
Kenneth G. Rogers
Ray Daniels
Rita
Marjorie Daniels
George Keller
L. Sarver
C. E Tincher
Angus M Cleveland Weds Miss Lillian Spink
The marriage of Miss Lillian Agnes Spink daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Spink of North Adams Massachusetts to Angus MacKenzie Cleveland son of Mr and Mrs Roderick Cleveland of Bridgeport Connecticut took place Monday at St Johns Episcopal church in North Adams Reverend William Critten den officiated and James Morley Chambers played organ. The bride worn a white starched marquisette gown with long puffed sleeves and Venetian lace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus M. Cleveland
Lillian Spink
Lillian Agnes Spink
Frank Spink
North Adams
Mass
Angus MacKenzie Cleveland
Roderick Cleveland
West Mor
Bridgeport
Martha Tidwell
George Tidwell
Mareld Ceseet
J. B. Cozart
Mount Dora
Florida
St. Peter's Oe
Elizabeth Tidwell
Betty Stollenwerck
Dorothy Waller
Elizabeth Bigger
George Tidwell, Jr
Dorothy Watt
Lynn Lou Tidwell
Los Angeles
Marquisette
Philip M. Harding
Gilbert McSpadden
William Robinson, Jr
Jim Herman
John Stephenson
Albert Campbell
Pittsfield Bride Weds Bridgeport Groom in Richmond Hotel
Miss Patricia Spink served as flower girl while Rita Fairweather acted as maid of honor in daffodil gowns. Attendants carried marguerites and baby’s breath. The couple plan a Bridgeport home after a reception in the Blue Room of the Richmond hotel. The bride is a nurse and graduate of Bishop Memorial. the groom is a Williston Academy graduate and Syracuse student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Fairweather
Pittsfield
Mass
Doris Barrows
Verna Allen
North Adams
Patricia Spink
N. Y
Richmond
Bridgeport
Bishop Memorial Training School
Cleveland
Williston Academy
Syracuse University
Phi Epsilon
Mount Dora
Angus H. MacKenzie
MacKenzie
MISS ADELAIDE KEY BRIDGE TEA HOSTESS COMPLIMENTING MISS POWELL AND MISS MILLER
Miss Gwendolyn Powell of De Land and Miss Joan Miller of Orlando were guests of honor at a bridge tea hosted by Miss Adelaide Key of Tangerine at Mount Dora Yacht Club. Powell, a Stetson graduate and Pi Beta Phi past president, and Miller, a Florida State College for Women student, plan further study at Vanderbilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Powell
DeLand
Joan Miller
Orlando
Adelaide Key
Tangerine
Mount Dora
Powell
Stetson University
Pi Beta Phi Fraternity
Panhellenic Council
Miller
Florida State College For Women
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Leroy Smith
Jeanne Colley
Joanne French
Betsy Kramer
Mary Estey
Evelyn Stowe
Doris Chamberlain
June Fenn
Norma Gardiner
Edith Knox
Peggy Linzel
Joyce St. Onge
Verna Baer
Mary Helen Hill
Barbara White
Willetta Branch
Elaine Freedland
Patricia Cloward
Evelyn Cates
Jean Douglas
Lois Bacon
Joanne Saunders
Shirley Coen
Ellen Schrup
Mildred Bartlett
Mary Louise Rehbaum
Dorothy White
Eleanor Minkley
Frances Davis
Betty Lotz
Doris Cowart
Cal Jones
Pomona Davidson
E. E. Trusket
Geraldine Richardson
Estelle
Katherine Hurt
Elsie
Helen Hutchison
Mary Wight
Mary
Dorothy Wiggins
Louise Perkins
Maureen Thomas
Catherine Bellas
Winter Park
Eleanor Yothers
Alice Price
Betty Slemens
Orlene Cox
Herman Heidrick
Frances Blake
Louise Jourdan
Catherine Caine
Tim Merrill
Margaret Shriner
Jean Guernsey
Patty Anne Gillespie
Natalie Vance
Catherine Shell
Gracia Barr
Mary Dee Luff
Serena Stripling
Jean Otey
Mary Wherret
Local residents head to summer rest and visits
Mrs. H A Vinton plans a Bedford New York summer trip. J M Green visits with E M Green family. G S Thompson visits sisters in New York. Janis Jansen guests of LaMar and Sylvia Silver. J E Green ill at S L Kittrells. Eardley Wines away to Orange New Jersey for Mrs Wilmot’s illness. Jos R Price family moving to Lakeland. Suzanne Sawyer summers in DeLand and studies at Stetson. Jeanne Colley to Tallahassee for summer school then Vanderbilt. S L Kittrell returns from Georgia and Panama City. E B Blackburne leave for Upper Newton Falls. Frank Hadlock family heads to Three Lakes. Norman Tuckett and son fishing at Oxmoor. S M Thompson and Dorothy Thompson to South Heights after Grand View stay. Harry Stein and M B Claflin to Akron for Mrs Stein’s illness. F G Davis family to South Yarmouth Cape Cod. Edna Dennis and Helen ...
Gallimore and Miss Dennis Headed to Ohio for Summer
Gallimore left Tuesday with Miss Dennis in the car for Ohio. Miss Dennis travels to Steubenville while Gallimore goes to Gates Mills for the summer. Gallimore graduated from the University of Arizona in Tucson in 1941 and completed a first aid course there before leaving the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallimore
Dennis
Ohio
Steubenville
Gates Mills
Uated
University of Arizona, At
Tucson
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Cairo
Lone Star
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Ray Milland, William Holden
Ayne Ee Donlevy
Wings
Tubs
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Frigidaire Electrical Appliances
Paul B. Brown Co
Brown Bldg
Eustis
Terrace Grill
Douglas Hall
Esther
Atwater Ave
Sparks SS PR
Tele Lea
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Harry Davenport
Mitchel Leisen
Donald Duck
Adelaide
KEY Bridge
Miss Powell
Miss Miller
Harold Cozart
Memphis
Mary Lindman
Fla
Stonewall
Frank Tidwell
Los Angles
Ben Butler
Iceola
Ark
C. M. Semmes
Morrillton
Fred Wilson
Fayetteville
Mount Dora Electric Company
Rators Highland Ave
Hale
H. A. Vinton
Bedford, N. Y
J. M. Green
Mrs
E M. Green
Max Moorhead
Jacksonville
C. C. Moorhead
G. S. Thompson
East Liverpool
Sixth Avenue
Janis Jansen
Leesburg
LaMar Silver
Overlook Drive
Sylvan Shores
J. E. Green
S. L. Kittrell
Jos. R. Price
Lakeland
Mountra
Suzanne Sawyer
Tallahassee
Georgia
Panama City
E. B. Blackburne
Seventh Avenue
Upper Newton Falls
Frank Hadlock
Maryann
Richard Koebke
Three Lakes
Wis
Norman Tuckett
Norman Jr
Oxmoor
Lake Harris
Mr. Tuckett
Dorothy
Thompson
South Heights
Grandview Street
Harry Stein
M. B. Claflin
Akron, Ohio
Stein
Mr. Stein
Claflin
F. G. Davis
Grace Davis
North Donnelly Avenue
South Yarmouth
Cape Cod
Edna Dennis
Helen
Royal Anne
Rumford
R. H
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Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Yowell
Yowell-Drew CO
Orlando, Florida
Frederick W. Sleight
Westinghouse
Mt.Dora
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