Tangerine Notes Highlight Local Social Activity
The Tangerine Notes recounts a Mrs. L C Smith book club meeting with reader Mrs. J L Moody and guest Elsa Key. It notes wedding rehearsal at Tangerine Community church for Miss Maxine Codelle Gerwig and William Graham Edwards, plus Aug plans of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Whitehill including visits to Connecticut and Maine with relatives before returning to Lake Ola.
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The
Book Club
L. C. Smith
J. L. Moody
Charles R. McDowell
Elsa Key
Ivor Hughes
Louis Johnson
C. H
Estey
Mr. Johnson
Maxine Codelle Gerwig
William Graham Edwards
Tangerine Community Church
Dwight Whitehill
New England
John Olsson
Connecticut
Helen Lent
Hher
Lent
Hinesburg
H. E
Kezer
Kenneth Cooms
Tangerine
Bristol
Maine
Lake Ola
Mrs. Olsson
Service Guild Hears Mount Dora School Story
The Wesleyan Service guild of First Methodist church hears Mount Dora's Christian Home and Bible School story at 8 p.m. today. Orvel Boyd, president, speaks. Mrs. John Crosswhite leads devotionals at Mrs. Gordon Dake's Grandview Street home.
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Service Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Mount Dora
Gordon Dake
Grandview St
Orvel Boyd
John Crosswhite
In Hospital List From Lake County Hospitals
In Lake county hospitals this week are Miss Laura Thompson Mrs Grace Burke Mrs Dorothy Foote Miss Grace Hicks Mrs Ann Hamlin Mrs William Strickland Mount Dora and Mrs Rosa Page Lake Jem in Waterman Memorial Eustis and T B Murphy Mount Dora in Durham Young Leesburg.
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Lake County
Laura Thompson
Grace Burke
Dorothy Foote
Grace Hicks
Ann Hamlin
William Strickland
Mount Dora
Rosa Page
Lake Jem
Waterman Memorial
Eustis
T. B. Murphy
Durham Young
Leesburg
Youth Center plans summer activities and dances
A Youth Center meeting outlined summer recreation and work plans including a semi formal dance when officers are installed. A cleanup party and band rehearsals were also announced as part of the center’s preparations for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Cleary
Sara Jo Sullivan
Jack Simpson
Ann Pike Hamlin
Mary Martha Simpson Waite
Henry W. Land
Howard Simpson
Harry Clark
Jessie Pike
Jennie Stovall
Grace Pike
Bennett Land
Jean Pike
Kathy Land
Barbara Moots
June Bowie
Jalene Howell
Anne Travers
Shirley Hopkins
Joyce Moon
Carol Siess
Pam Brown
Patty Johnson
Sullivan
Culver Military Academy
Indiana
Jay
Arthur Colaianni
East Town Honors Leader C O Lott for Summer Studies
East Town residents honor Professor C O Lott as he heads to the University of Pittsburgh for a summer of work toward a master's degree. Gifts and a cash donation were presented by civic leader Mrs M L Gilbert and J C Russell spoke of Lott’s years of faithful service to the school and community. Milner Rosenwald academy head praised the past year as the most successful and pledged continued effort for a better community.
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C. O. Lott
East Town
Lott
University of Pittsburgh
M. L. Gilbert
Planning Commission
J. C. Russell
Milner-Rosenwald Academy
Accident Victim Rites Held For Ralph Miley
Funeral services for Ralph Eugene Miley, 28, of Zellwood were held Monday at the Baptist church. Miley, killed in a Route 441 head on crash early last Saturday, leaves a widow Lillian a daughter Clara a son Tommy and his extended family in Zellwood and nearby towns. Rehbaum Funeral Home directed with burial in Tangerine Zellwood cemetery.
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the Baptist Church
Zellwood
Ralph Eugene Miley
Plymouth
Miley
Lillian
Clara
Tommy
John Miley
James Miller
J. E
L. E
Winter Haven
Horace M
Japan
Willard
Mount Dora
Rehbaum
Fireplugs to Come Forth from Hiding
City Work Supt. Rollin Javens told Council Tuesday that about a dozen fireplugs lie hidden by overgrown weeds. He asked who should mow around them and was granted permission to expose them and bill the Park Board for the work.
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Rollin Javens
Council
Park Board
Javens
Wayne Moon
Fire Department
Jack Groves
Parkways
Citrus Growers Institute Plans Set at Camp McQuarrie
The 21st Citrus Growers Institute will be held August 16-20 near Astor Park in Lake County. County Agent R E Bob Norris says the Florida Agricultural Extension Service sponsors the program with industry leaders and scientists addressing citrus nutrition pest control soil management and marketing. Attendees may join daily sessions from 8 30 to 4 30 or attend individual days with optional recreation and night lodging at camp for those who reserve through Norris at Tavares.
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Citrus Growers Institute
Camp McQuarrie
Astor Park
Lake County
R. E
Bob” Norris
Citrus Institute
Florida Agricultural Extension Service
Norris
Tavares
Red and White Food Store Opens in Mount Dora
A Red and White Food Store opens at the former M and A Market location at Grandview and 11th Avenue Mount Dora. Owners Margaret and Richard Denson will continue to run and supervise the business as the chain debuts in Florida this year.
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Mount Dora
Grandview
11Th Av
West
Florida
Margaret
Richard Denson
Papaya Gardening Tips From Fruta Bamba in Cuba
The papaya or Fruta Bamba grows from abundant black seeds and forms a large, tough stemmed herb. It yields fruit from 3 to 15 inches long and 1 to 10 pounds in weight. regular fertilizer and summer mulch help, while leaf spot can cause defoliation. Remove infected leaves and apply Bordeaux mixture to the undersides of mature leaves every two weeks until symptoms vanish.
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Cuba
Free Parking Not Meant for Storage
City officials consider restricting free municipal parking after Free parking lot hosts a five month unmoved car. Work Supt Rollin Javens notes lack of license plates and says a downtown businessman holds a mortgage and refuses to act on its over parking.
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Rollin Javens
Liberty Ruined by Licentious Power, Washington Quote
A Washington quote warns that arbitrary power grows most easily where liberty is abused by licentious behavior, underscoring the danger of eroding freedoms.
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Washington
Young Patrolman Reports on Capital
Clarence Sims described his Washington trip for the 18th annual national assembly of the School Patrol of America at a Kiwanis club meeting last week. He recounted sights from the Capitol to the Smithsonian and a big parade with 30 000 patrolmen, noting his brother George joined him for lunch from U S Naval HQ.
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Clarence Sims
Washington
National Assembly of the
Mount Dora
Capital
Bureau of Engraving and Prints
Pan-American Building
House
Congressional Library
The
Capitol
Griffith Stadium
Clarence
Smithsonian Institute
Mount Vernon
Constitution
Miami
Dwight Whitehill
James DeGarmo
Robert Quixley
Winn Sleight
Uriah Davis
Newton E. Dabolt
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Methodist Church
E. H. Shoemaker
Chuckie Norris
Pat Austin
Nancy Hughes
Rickie Litsinger
Duane Muecke
Linda Pohlman
Jimmie Dake
Carol Elliott
Lois Wood
Dillard McMahan
Betty Sue Shaw
Toni Walker
Marlene Dake
Christine Seaberg
Michael Ward
Becky Ray
Linda Felton
Betsy Wilson
Vernell Kay
Margaret Atkins
Bobby Gore
Johnny Coffield
Ann Carroll
Corinne O’hara
Jo-Ann Jones
Bible School
Garry Conliffe
Ariel
Janice Liles
Margie Waller
Janie Huett
Janice Coffield
Judy Roach
Carolyn Cox
Joyce McLain
David Coffield
Marie Stark
Bob Caudel
Arrington
S. Highland Street
Saturday Evening Post
Tidewater
Cypress
Builders Supply Co., Inc
Cortland’s
EVER
Red & White
Young
Dead River
City Dock
Silver Springs
Wise Boat Works
Jersey
Sunset Valley Dairy
Parker Bros
Orlando
Farm Equipment Store, Inc
John Deere
Orlando Farm Equipment Store, Inc
Fairvilla
Stanley
Crane Furniture
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