Social The King's Daughters Meet At Mrs Griffiths Home
The King's Daughters gathered Monday evening at Mrs Mae Griffiths home with Mrs H V Over as associate hostess. Fifteen members attended. Miss Betty West led the devotional service and Mrs Christie presided at the business session. Reports on several cases were given and plans laid for continued aid during illness. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for Mrs Grady Simpsons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Mae Griffiths
H. V
Betty West
Christie
Grady Simpson
Birthday Party at Villa Evans for Mrs Briggs
Mrs Ernest R Martin and Miss Fannie Noonan hosted a June tenth birthday party at Villa Evans for houseguest Mrs Robert P Briggs. The table showed hand drawn linen yellow and gold china and a large cake with sixteen candles while guests included Mrs Briggs Mrs Watt Miss Ashley Miss Cornelia Ashley Mrs Clarence Estey and Miss Mary Estey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Evans
Fannie Noonan
Martin
Robert P. Briggs
Ashley
Cornelia
Hand Woven Silks Impress Guests At Short-Notice Event
The article notes a heavy white silk shawl from Teneriffe and an embroidered silk muslin from a Memish Nunnery, both brought from a cedar chest to decorate a party. Guests praise the hostesses for a graceful display with under three hours notice.
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Teneriffe
Agnes
Mrs Cone Honored With Informal Garden Party At Colley Home
Dr and Mrs S C Colley hosted an afternoon reception at their ig Tetra home from five to seven o'clock honoring Mrs Cone. Guests wore floor length gowns and corsages of gardenias and maidenhair fern. A long list of local residents attended including Mr and Mrs R C Peeples, Mr and Mrs Harry P Johnson, Rev and Mrs J E Jenkins, Dr and Mrs Wythe Duncan, Mrs Anne Mare of Howey, and many others from Tavares, Leesburg, Montverde, Mount Dora and surrounding towns. The event featured sandwiches cakes and fruit punch on a lace covered dining table adorned with gardenias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colley
A. C. Yonally
J. B. Preyt
E. D. Gardner,Jr
C. L. Bassett
R. C. Peeples
Harry P. Johnson
J. W. Hundler
H. C. Duncan
Walton Hunter
L. A. Rus
Frank Sumner
J. E. Jenkins
J. A. Inman
Jack King
H. H. Cox
Rose Cox
Pauline Cox
B. A. Cassady
Leonard Barker
J. B. Prevatt
W. J. Rogers
W. L. Duncan
B. A. Williams
J. C. Cullen
Lena Nutt
Evelyn Cassady
C. M. Chase
Tavares
Karl Lehmann
Montverde
J. J. Wolfe
W. M. Mare
C. M. Pinkerton
Anne Mare
Howey
Wythe Duncan
L. H. Oetjens
Joe Butler
Leesburg
Anne Etta
Umatilla
M. M. Hannum
C. M. Tyre
J. M. Kirk
Wolfe
Eustis
H. T. Fenn
Edith Coleman
C. C. Cooley
Thomas H. Cooley
David Simpson
Geo. Keller
Mount Dora
Miss Charlene Mann Guests in Chicago Visit
Personal Mrs. Charles E. Mann and Miss Charlene Mann of Chicago are guests of Miss Nancy Stuart for a two weeks visit. Misses Mary True and Hilda Streeton left Sunday for Henderson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Mann
Charlene Mann
Chicago, Nl
Nancy Stuart
Mary True
Hilda Streeton
Henderson
Mount Dora Social Notes Share Travel Plans and Visits
A roundup of local residents' summer plans and visits. Amory Mississippi to Hartford Connecticut departures, Kiwanis delegates to Indianapolis, and Mount Dora folk hosting guests from Cleveland Seattle and Texas. Updates include a recovering boy and leasing arrangements at Lakeshore Drive.
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J. C. Urquhart
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ind
Mount Dora Club
Zellwood Summer Visitors Pass Through Town
Miss Maude McEwen of Jacksonville is in Zellwood for the summer. James Bird of Fernandina was a guest Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Osborn returned from Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Fly attended the Methodist convention. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Jones hosted the Literary Club Tuesday. Gardner McGraw returned to Banner Elk NC. Mrs. J. B. Haynes and children plan a Texas visit. Miss Dorothy Morton, in Orlando this year, spends the summer with her parents. Mrs. James Vincent hosted the Bridge Club Wednesday. Miss Agnes Vincent, FS C W student, arrived for summer. Cortley Dorris of Winter Park spent the weekend in Zell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude McEwen
Jacksonville
Zellwood
James Bird
Fernandina
Wallace Osborn
Georgia
E. W. Fly
W.S. Jones
Literary Club
Gardner McGraw
Banner Elk
N.C
J. B. Haynes
Texas
Haynes
Dorothy Morton
Orlando
James Vincent
Bridge Club
Agnes Vincent
Cortley Dorris
Winter Park
Zell
Sorrento Social Notes Include House Guests and Trips
Miss Vesta Ann White of Sanford visits Miss Aleen Cowart in Sorrento for a few days. Mrs. Eugene Moultere and daughter Antionette of St Petersburg stay with relatives in Sorrento. Mrs Emma Battle and daughters Mary Battle and Mrs Martin were guests at Coronado Beach last week. Mrs Thyme Fulford, Sorrento school teacher, heads to Lakeland for summer school at Southern College. Mrs Fulford, Mrs Cowart, Allen Cowart, and Allen join Coronado Beach activities and Lola Kennedy hosts a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Ann White
Sanford
Aleen Cowart
Eugene Moultere
Antionette
St. Petersburg
Sorrento
Emma Battle
Mary Battle
Martin
Coronado Beach
Thyme Fulford
Lakeland
Southern College
Fulford
Cowart
Allen Cowart
Allen
Lola Kennedy
Hulerd
Local notices and social updates from Ft Meade area
Mr Pronk attended his daughter Frances Battle’s graduation at Ft Meade. Grace Conant, 4 H Club representative from Sorrento, returned from Tallahassee with project pride. Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at Miss Allen’s home with Mrs Cowart co hosting. Glenn Edwards family spent weekend at the beach. Six Camp Fire Girls led by Mrs Newton Strite left June 8 for Washington DC for a ten day trip with Lenora Conroy Emmadine Kelley Gertrude Moore Doris Cowart Margery High Myra Schofenhosen.
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Pronk
Batle
Ft. Meade
Frances Battle
Grace Conant
Tallahassee
Sorrento
Just for today I will live through this day
A compact set of self-improvement vows urges daily restraint and focus. It promotes happiness by choosing mindset, study, helpful acts, and courtesy. It also prescribes personal discipline, purposeful planning, quiet reflection, and courage to enjoy beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happ
Alsham Lincoln
National Folk Festival showcased living traditions across states
The 1935 Chattanooga, 1936 Dallas events and a 1937 St. Louis festival spotlight folk music, dances, and crafts. Participants were everyday workers from plantations to mines, not trained artists, highlighting warmth behind American life. Headquarters at 220 S Michigan Ave Chicago.
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Chattanooga
Dallas
St. Louis
Prove Farmer
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Knott
Anna Blanche McGill
Why People Cuss and Florida Forest Wealth
The Progressive Farmer cites Dr. George W. Crane arguing profanity stems from inferiority complexes and fear, with loud language masking insecurity. Florida woodlands generate about $125 million yearly and wood products plants exceed $95 million in investment.
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George W. Crane
Florida
Woods
History Is Made at Night stars Boyer and Arthur at Princess Theatre
Charles Boyer and Jean Arthur headline this Walter Wanger romance about a Paris meeting turning into a modern cross Atlantic love affair. Supporting names include Leo Carrillo Colin Clive Ivan Lebedeff and George Meeker with direction by Frank Borzage and photography by Gregg Toland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Boyer
Jean Arthur
Princess Theatre
Walter Wanger
Boyer
Paul Dumond
New York
Paris
France
America
Leo Carrillo
Colin Clive
Ivan Lebedeff
George Meeker
Lucian Prival
Georges Benavent
Gene Towne
Graham Baker
Hollywood
Frank Borzage
United Artists
Gregg Toland
Safety rules to observe for road and home assets
A list of twenty safety rules from The Progressive Farmer urges cautious driving and home protection. It covers driving practices such as overtaking, intersection slowdown, red lights, stop signs, night driving, and maintaining safe distances, plus car upkeep like brakes, headlights, tires, steering, and wipers, ending with insurance for assets and a points-based self‑check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Grange
Florida ship canal endorsement grows in House committee
The House Rivers and Harbors Committee adds to its backing for the Florida ship canal project. The committee argues the benefits would accrue to a large portion of the nation and its population, exceeding those of any other federal public work, urging forward action.
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House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Florida Ship Canal
Birmingham Age-Herald
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