Bowling club notes and family travel updates
Sital LAWN 4 reports bowling activity slows with Bridge Marathon results led by Ed Blackburne Dr Bennett and Major Marsh. Northern travels include Lou Heaton to Kiwanis convention in San Francisco then Hawaii, Ed Blackburnes to Chicago for a nephew's wedding. Various readers share fishing, birding, and summer plans across Ohio Pennsylvania New York and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Blackburne
Bennett
Major Marsh
Lou
Judy Heaton
San Francisco
Robert
Hawaii
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Walter Ferguson
Ligonier Valley
Penn
Eardley
Hazel Wilmot
Connecticut
Ida Fuller
Syracuse
Clarence Rogers
Bergen
N. Y
Inger Rogers
Clarence
Lake Ola
Emmy Beach
I Am a Camera at Princess Theatre Opens Next Tuesday
The John Van Druten play adapted for film comes to the Princess theatre for a two night run starting next Tuesday. Julie Harris stars in the top role with Laurence Harvey and Shelley Winters in supporting parts. The story follows an English expatriate in Berlin and her chaotic life.
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John van Druten
Princess Theatre
Julie Harris
Laurence Harvey
Shelley Winters
Berlin
Adult swimming lessons planned at Mount Dora pool
Adults may learn to swim at Mount Dora municipal pool off Highland Street extension. Regular lessons begin tonight and continue each Thursday evening for adults seeking to learn or improve their stroke. Pool opens at 7 p.m. instructors are Jim Jackson and Fred Sanwald of the school staff.
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Mount Dora’s
Highland St. Extension
Jim Jackson
Fred Sanwald
Wives Entertain Firemen Husbands in Barbecue Dinner
Firemen were honored for volunteer service with a barbecue dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson. About 40 attended as Mr. Wilson cooked. The next auxiliary meeting is planned for July 6 at Mrs. William Ward's home.
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Firemen’s Auxiliary
George Wilson
Wilson
William Ward
Conference attendees named for Lake County health school event
Mrs Slater Cox secretary of the Lake County TB and Health association Miss Celia O Berry supervisor of nurses at the Lake County Health department and Mrs Mary Maguire principal of Eustis Heights Elementary will attend a three day conference on school health in Tallahassee June 2022 Cox to be a conference leader.
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Slater Cox
Lake County TB and Health Association
Celia O’berry
Lake County Health Department
Mary Maguire
Eustis Heights
Tallahassee
Cox
Sanford Game Makes Up for Eustis Loss
In Lake Orange league action the Dorans fell to Eustis 16 3 then defeated Sanford 13 8. Dorans pitcher Roy Ledford struggled in the first, while Leroy Browning steadied later. Dwight Mosteller led Dorans hitters with a triple and 3 hits, and Ed Baxley and Red ires added power in Sanford win. Nat Haber tracked 8 put outs for Sanford.
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Lake Orange
Dorans
Eustis
Sanford
Dora
Apopka
Roy Ledford
Cecil Barks
Leroy Browning
Dwight Mosteller
George Clemen
Walt Reynolds
Duke Schnieder
Bob Hall
Arthur Dufour
Ed Overstreet
George Clement
The
Ed Baxley
Nat Haber
East Town Churches Hold Spiritual Services and Community Honors
Last Sunday at Mount Olive A M E Church the day was spiritually alive with Bible school and a soul stirring sermon on The State of the Early Church. A testimonial meeting for Mrs M L Gilbert and Professor C O Lott was planned at the new Community Center, praising decades of service with gifts and flowers.
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East Town
Mamie Lee Gilbert
C. O. Lott
N. R. McNair
Paul Perkins
Orlando
Lott
Milner-Rosenwald Academy
Gilbert
Mount Olive A.M.E
Rose Lee Williams
M. L. Gilbert
Professor Lott
Catherine Jones
Clothing drive notice for King's Daughters charity
Mrs. Mary Crosswhite president of King's Daughters asks donors to leave clothing at Mrs. Emma J. Tallant residence at Third and Donnelly Street between 2 and 5 p.m. Saturdays. A person will receive the items during those hours. Joys are our wing sorrow our spurs.
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Mary Crosswhite
King’s Daughters
Emma J. Tallant
Donnelly St
Church Service Schedules for Local Churches
Local notices list weekly times for Baptist, Methodist, Church of Christ, Presbyterian, and Episcopal services. Rev. Coffield, Rev. Felton, Rev. Carrier, and Rev. Hargrave lead morning and evening worships with Bible studies, Sunday School, and youth programs at multiple addresses.
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St.edward’s Episcopal Church
Grandview St
Fifth Ave
William L. Hargrave
Faith Lutheran and Eustis church notices
Eustis churches announce services at Eustis First Church of Christ Scientist corner Lemon and Grove offers Sunday 11 am services and Sunday School. Wednesday 8 pm service. Faith Lutheran Church MO Synod basement library lists Sunday 8:30 am service and 9:45 am Sunday School led by Rev Phillip Schlessmann.
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Kelly
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Lemon and Grove
Faith Lutheran Church
Synod — Library
Eustis
Phillip Schlessmann
Little League Draws From 60 Play June 18
The Little League opens next Monday at 2 on the school field with over 60 players. They travel to Eustis for a sandlot game, then visit Umatilla Thursday June 25, as teams from Eustis, Umatilla and Tavares provide foes in a dozen games before championships. Coach Ronald Aldrich announces a roster of veteran boys led by Sonny Hughes and many others.
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Eoeng
Eustis
Umatilla
Ronald Aldrich
Fom
Doudeyendhin Cham
Deve Ca
Sonny Hughes
Burton Moorehead
Stephen Lane
Bobby Gore
Hugh Lindsley
Herbert Flavell
Neil Durden
Benny Muecke
John Lynch
John Tremain
David Starling
Lynn Rector
Johnny Coffield
Chris Ray
Tinker Durden
Bobby McCullough
William Lovelady
Donald McHaffie
Jan Potter
Paul Haskins
Karl Ivey
A Handy
Mark Williams
Henry Gerald
Tennis Lessons Under Way In City Recreation Program
Tennis drew a lively group of youngsters on opening night as the Chamber of Commerce recreation program offers lessons Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 7 30 to 9 30 p m Curt Wise will be the instructor. Youths of all ages are eligible to participate.
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Chamber of Commerce
Curt Wise
Classified Ad Promises Quick Rentals and Sales
A brief classified notice from The Topic offers to rent apartments and buy or sell items you no longer need. The ad emphasizes fast service and straightforward transactions for local readers.
Club hosts hot dog and corn roast at Gilbert park
Mesdames Hall Gray Englar and Brown organize a park gathering with BYO hot dogs buns and beverages. Corn and potato salad provided free as 60 players join a night of red and black shuffleboard competitions with high scores noted and romances hinted in club humor.
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Mesdamés Hall
Gray, Englar and Brown
Gilbert Park
Dane Hase Hiner
Itch Me-Not Offered At Mount Dora Pharmacy Ad
Mount Dora Pharmacy advertises Itch Me-Not for fast relief of eczema ringworm insect bites and surface itching. The product promises easy application and local availability with a 40 cent back offer.
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Mount Dora
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