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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1939

Page

5

Mrs Simpson Hosts Bridge Club at Highland Avenue

Mrs. David S. Simpson Jr entertained her bridge club on Wednesday at her Highland Avenue home. Mrs. Joseph Swift won high score with Mrs. T. Evans Henry second. Other members present included Mrs. F Marion Whaley, Mrs. Albert Rams dell, Mrs. J G Ray Jr, Mrs. Millard Reid and Mrs. Glenn Brown.

David S. Simpson Jr Highland Avenue Joseph Swift T. Evans Henry F. Marion Whaley Albert Ramsdell J. G. Ray Jr Millard Reid Glenn Brown

Rev and Mrs Overhiser Celebrate Golden Wedding

Rev. and Mrs. Fred W. Overhiser invite friends to an evening reception at 8 o clock on Tuesday June 20 at the Baptist church to mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary. The notice invites all friends to attend this Golden Wedding celebration.

Birthday Surprise For Mrs Shipley On Tremain Street

Mr Vernon G Shipley hosted a surprise birthday party for Mrs Shipley at their Tremain street home Wednesday evening last week. Guests included Mr and Mrs Luther Green Mr and Mrs Robert Goodman Mr and Mrs W M Kennedy Mr and Mrs Ben F Cook Mr and Mrs Ardell Batton and Miss Lurlene Green.

Vernon G. Shipley

Night Meeting At Betty West Home Sees Aid Discussed

Miss Betty West and Miss Edna Dennis hosted a night meeting with routine business and reports of aid to several families. Calls were few in the latest two week period. Toys and funds for children were discussed and other groups will be asked to help finance them. Only one meeting monthly through June July and August. The next gathering July 10 at Mrs. J. M. Turner’s home with Mrs. W. A. Vincent as associate hostess.

Betty West Miss West Edna Dennis J. M. Turner W. A. Vincent

Drake Host and Guests Attend Chicken Pilau Supper

Mr and Mrs Frank Drake hosted a chicken pilau supper on Saturday then led a fox hunting outing in the Sorrento scrub. Guests included A C J White Alton White Schon enberger Charles Boxell Sam Swiger Don McWhinney Russell Drake Agnes Connor Thelma Hoots Lucy Gilbert Frances Wilkerson Pat Gibbon Kenny Glass and others from Mount Dora Ocala Tavares and Eustis.

Frank Drake Sorrento A. C. J. White Alton White A. Schonenberger Charles Boxell Sam Swiger Don McWhinney Mount Dora Russell Drake Ocala Agnes Connor Thelma Hoots Tavares Lucy Gilbert Frances Wilkerson Pat Gibbon Kenny Glass Eustis

Bicycle Ride and Weiner Roast at Lake Gertrude

A group of young locals enjoyed a Wednesday night bicycle ride to Lake Gertrude followed by a hearty weiner roast. Chaperoned by Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Fenn, Miss Martha Fenn, and Leon B. Cheek Jr, the party included Betsy Kramer Helen Wells Martha Williamson June Fenn Maxine Clery Jeanette Adair Evelyn Turrentine Libby Drawdy Bernice Rutherford and others from Leesburg Wilton Adams John Burkart Charles Boxell Bernard McCabe Ernest Minkley Geo Malone Thomas Ravenscroft Gerald Ayres Ernest Hoppel of Orlando.

Lake Gertrude Betsy Kramer Helen Wells Martha Williamson June Fenn Maxine Clery Jeanette Adair Evelyn Turrentine Libby Drawdy Bernice Rutherford Leesburg Wilton Adams John Burkart Charles Boxell Bernard McCabe Ernest Minkley Geo. Malone Thomas Ravenscroft Gerald Ayres Ernest Hoppel Orlando H. T. Fenn Martha Fenn Leon B. Cheek Jr

Party at Mrs. Hanscom's on Grandview Street

Thirty seven ladies attended a gathering hosted by Mrs. Florence G. Hanscom last Friday at her Grandview Street home. Flowers filled the house with blue hydrangeas roses and gardenias while Chinese checkers amused guests. Refreshments were served at five with fruity desserts and juice as the birthday of Mrs. Alfred Hathaway was celebrated with a chorus.

Florence G. Hanscom Grandview Street George Church Kenneth Maglathlin Margaret Lewis Betty West Alfred Hathaway

Local residents enjoy travels and summer plans regional notes

Personal visits and departures mark a busy period as Mrs. Adam Hazelwood returns from Daytona Beach, J L Redd from a ten day 4 H Club camp, Louise Walden visits, and several others head to universities and summer destinations including Tallahassee, Gainesville, Nashville, and New Orleans. Mentions include families, former Florida residents, and health updates on Mr. Tiemann.

Miller Wells announce birth of Patricia Berry

Dr. and Mrs. Miller Wells announce the birth of a daughter Patricia Berry on Sunday June 11 at 10 30 p m at Lake County Medical Center Both mother and baby Patricia Berry are doing well

Miller Wells Lake County Medical Center Patricia Berry

Fine rains refresh warm spell as storms ease heat

After a period of unseasonably warm weather, rains on Tuesday lowered temperatures and brought welcome moisture. Vegetation benefits from the showers, though lakes remain low. Gulf storm activity aids the region and hopes rise that this week’s rain will raise water levels.

Gulf

Melvyn Douglas Stars in Tell No Tales at Princess Theatre

Melvyn Douglas headlines the Sunday one day only program at the Princess Theatre in Tell No Tales. The film follows Cassidy the editor who outwits police and contacts Ellen the teacher as a ransom bill leads through multiple intertwined stories. Co feature Sweepstakes Winner stars Marie Wilson and Johnnie Davis.

Melvyn Douglas Cassidy Ellen Louise Platt Marie Wilson Johnnie Davis

Mount Dora Library Sells Recent Best Sellers Shelf

Library display lists recent best sellers including Disputed Passage by Lloyd C Douglas Uglas, All This and Heaven Too by Rachel Field, Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier, Three Harbours by F Van Wyck Mason, Tree of Liberty by Elizabeth Page, A Peculiar Treasure by Edna Ferber, Alone by Richard E Byrd, Days of Our Years by Pierre van Paassen, With Malice Toward Some by Margaret Halsey, and Benjamin Franklin by Carl Van Doren.

Mount Dora Lloyd C. Douglasuglas Heaven Rachel Field Rebecca Daphne du Maurier Three Harbours F. van Wyck Mason Elizabeth Page Edna Ferber Richard E. Byrd Pierre van Paassen Margaret Halsey Benjamin Franklin Carl van Doren

Jack Nelson Receives London Exchange Scholarship

Jack Nelson of Newton Kansas and nephew of Mrs Mary E is chosen as the first recipient of a London University exchange scholarship with Kansas University. He will study in London next year after earning an A B from Kansas University and holding roles in theater and singing groups.

Jack Nelson Harley S. Nelson Newton Kansas Mary E Kansas University London England University of London Sigma Chi Jack London University Washburn College Topeka Phi Delta Kappa Jane McCarty Stetson University Joe Mount Dora

Mrs Ellen Carter Ferson Dies at 81 in Mount Dora

Ellen Carter Ferson aged 81 died at 3 30 am Tuesday June 13 at her Helen Street home after a long illness. Born in Somersworth New Hampshire in 1858 she studied at Wellesley College and Massachusetts Normal Art School. She and Earl B. Ferson lived in Chicago before moving to Florida in 1913 later settling in Mount Dora. She was active in Congregational church Ladies Aid Garden Club Woman's Club and reading circle and was an accomplished painter. Survived by husband three sisters a nephew and several nieces. Funeral Wednesday at her home conducted by Rev D B Spencer with burial at Forest Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.

Ellen Carter Ferson Helen Street Somersworth N .H Wellesley College Massachusetts Normal Art School Boston Earl B. Ferson Chicago Florida Dunedin Mount Dora Ferson Congregational Church Ladies Aid Woman's Club Reading Circle Garden Club E. B. Ferson Ernest Mariett Grace A. Purbeck Wrentham Robert J. Chute Norwood Mass Herbert M. Carter Clifton N. J Paul A. Draper Canton B. Winslow Drake Stoughton H. Howard Noyes Maplewood Alice Mariett D. B. Spencer Forest Cemetery J. J. West A. C. Quixley N. W. Morley J. M. Smith J. M. McCown

Lake County C of C Largest in State Now

The Lake County Chamber of Commerce tops Florida for membership with 1205, led by Lake View Dairy of Eustis and Stan Hazelton. Leesburg holds the county's largest town membership, while Seneca and Astatula post the highest percentage surpluses. The three membership classes include Regular 1.00, Contributing 5.00, and Sustaining 12.50.

Lake County Mount Dora Seneca Astatula Fruitland Park Tavar Montverde Howey Mount Plymouth Sylvan Shores

Florida exhibit orange grove fenced to keep visitors out

Foster Barnes, head of landscaping, notes visitors at the World's Fair orchard area in Florida have fenced in trees with iron barriers to steal and carry fruit away in paper bags. The fruit, transported at great cost, is meant for display for fairgoers.

Florida Foster Barnes

Tarzan Finds a Son leads at State Theatre Eustis

Johnny Weissmuller and Maureen O'Sullivan star in Tarzan Finds a Son at State Theatre Eustis Sunday and Monday. The jungle romance pits Tarzan against a native tribe as he defends the baby survivor found after a wrecked plane. Cheeta and Baby Bee provide humor amid ape cavalry rescues and underwater jungle sequences filmed at Silver Springs Florida.

Tarzan Junior Johnny Weissmuller Maureen O’sullivan Eustis Edgar Rice Burroughs Johnny Sheffield America New York O’sullivan Weissmuller United States Silver Springs Florida

Shadow fishing at the fair inspires amused chatter

New York columnist Meyer Berger notes visitors avoiding outdoor sports, while adult men by the game fish exhibit in the Florida State Building mimic ghost-angling. He explains they are deep-water fishermen jokingly shadow fishing, likening it to Izaak Walton for a boxer.

New York Meyer Berger Florida State Building Izaak Walton

Winter Park Diamond Argument Sparks Sentinel Debate

The Orlando Sentinel notes a heated dispute over a diamond at Winter Park, detailing strong opinions and growing tensions among local observers. No injuries reported and no official resolution at press time.

Orlando. Sentinel Winter Park

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