Farewell Party for Chubby Chalker at B Y P U
The B Y P U Junior department held a farewell party for Chubby Chalker at Dorothy Adams home Monday night. Games were played and light refreshments provided by leader Mrs Latham and sponsors Mrs Mae Davis and Miss Leta Brantley. The event featured friendly fellowship and casual activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chubby Chalker
Department of the Baptist Church
Dorothy Adams
Latham
Mae’ Davis
Leta Brantley
Mount Dora Farewell Porch Party For Touring Visitors
A first showing of the feature drew the party back to Mount Dora where Miss Stuart and several guests hosted a farewell porch party for visitors who depart Friday for Chicago. Attending were Mrs. and Miss Mann, Mrs. Carl Loveless, Mrs. David S. Simpson, Mrs. Margaret Rothe, Mrs. L. H. Parris, Mrs. George Keller, Miss Carrie A. True, Miss Mary C. Marshall, Miss Betty West and Miss Edna Dennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Miss Stuart
Chicago
Miss Mann
Carl Loveless
David S. Simpson
Margaret Rothe
L. H. Parris
George Keller
Carrie A. True
Mary C. Marshall
Betty West
Edna Dennis
Miss Gere London Hosts Yacht Club Birthday Dance
Miss Gere London entertained Friday night at the Yacht Club for her birthday. Refreshments were served. Attending were Miss Norma London Bettye Leon Virginia Baker Carowin Hall Winifred Baker Shirley Coen Ruth Seebower Ellen Schrup Frances Davis Pomona Davidson Natalie Spilky Mary Louise Rehbaum Eleanor Minkley Jean Pearson Marion Hopcraft from Tampa and Messrs Billy Lawrence Billy McCown Bruggs Kennedy Blair Kramer L C Green J M Green Toby Green William Turrentine Roy Beasley Bobby Wells Curtis Minkley Stuart Sadler Richard Shipes Tommy Shipes Stephen Harvey LaMar Silver and J W Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gere London
Gere London
Norma London
Bettye Leon
Virginia Baker
Carowin Hall
Winifred Baker
Shirley Coen
Ruth Seebower
Ellen Schrup
Frances Davis
Pomona Davidson
Natalie Spilky
Mary Louise Rehbaum
Eleanor Minkley
Jean Pearson
Orlando
Marion Hopcraft
Tampa
Miss Shonenberger Hosts Bridge Party at Clayton Street
Miss Shirley Shonenberger entertained five tables of bridge Friday night at her Clayton street home. Assisted by her mother Mrs A Shonenberger and guests Miss Julia Chandler and Miss Dorothy White. Prize winners were Miss Marie Slack Mrs Clayton Tremain and Miss Mary Elizabeth Simpson. Refreshments followed play with numerous local guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Taylor
Leesburg
H T. Fenn
Martha Fenn
Roy Morgan
Eustis
Harry Clark
Jeannette Pike
Georgia Kirby
Mary Joyce Moorhead
Frances Pissgue
Carolyn Kennedy
Henry Land
Miltlee
Glenn Brown
Shirley Shonenbere
Gladys Simpson
Thleen Galieory
Shirley Shonenberger
Clayton Street
A. Shonenberger
Julia Chandler
Dorothy White
Marie Slack
Clayton Tremain
Mary Elizabeth Simpson
Elmer Austin
Helen Meadows
Wynona Hamrick
Umatilla
Anna Battle
Lorento
Almond Fretwell
Tangerine
J. G. Ray, Jr
Millard Reid
Kenneth Jensen
W. L. Taylor
Gladys . Simpson
Kathleen Galloway
Alice Chandler
Ruth Loveless
Helen Stewart
Vivian Craig
Local Mount Dora Residents Named in Pageant Brief
Miss Dorothy White Miss Jane Mc Cown and Miss Mary Elizabeth Simpson of Mount Dora are listed in a city society notice highlighting contestants for a upcoming pageant event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy White
Jane McCown
Mary Elizabeth Simpson
Mount Dora
Summer motor trips fill Mount Dora with visitors
A string of residents and guests depart or tour from Mount Dora and nearby towns. Personal visits span Orlando, Zellwood, Gainesville, Atlanta, Detroit, and beyond as families and friends travel for summers, conventions, and leisure with returns noted from Daytona Beach to Winter Park and Columbus.
The Fruitful Papaya on South Florida Markets
Papayas are sold year round in south Florida barring frosts and heavy rains. The fruit's supply and flavor vary. ripe papaya makes a tasty breakfast or dessert fruit and pairs well with lemon, lime, pineapple, and citrus in cocktails and salads. A papaya pie and papaya desserts using milk or eggs are noted with basic recipe details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Florida
Papaya Pie and Milk Sherbet Recipe Steps
Combine lemon juice with melted butter then fold in papaya eggs and spices to bake in a pie shell for 45 minutes at moderate heat. Papaya sherbet uses papaya pulp lemon juice orange juice and milk or cream with sugar, churned in an ice cream freezer with ice and salt.
British insult to American womanhood sparks uproar
The piece denounces Stanley Baldwin and British royal snobbery over King Edward VIII and Wallis Warfield as unfair to Americans. It argues Baldwin forced Edward from the throne and denied Wallis royal status, accusing the British ruling class of class prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Windsor
Wallis
Warfield
Baltimore
Europe
Wallis Warfield
Duchess of Windsor
Edward the Eighth
British Empire
Stanley Baldwin
Baldwin
Shropshire
England
Edward
Royalty and the common man in a rebuke of Baldwin
Neville Chamberlain in the House of Commons condemned Stanley Baldwin as lacking Lincoln’s charity and fairness. He praised Lincoln as noble, contrasting Baldwin’s “snobbish”, “mean and narrow” platform and malice toward all. This sharp retort frames Baldwin as the opposite of Lincoln in historical reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville Chamberlain
Baldwin
House of Commons
Stanley Baldwin
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Angel's Holiday Rampage At Princess Theatre
Jane Withers stars in Angel's Holiday a Twentieth Century Fox comedy at the Princess Theatre. She and co stars Robert Kent Joan Davis and Sally Blane chase kidnappers turn sleuth milking headlines while thwarting a staged disappearance. The film director James Tinling with producers John Stone and writers Frank Fenton Lynn Root deliver a farcical caper with a festive holiday mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Withers
Princess Theatre
Robert Kent
Sally Blane
Angel
Twentieth Century-Fox
Jane
Joan Davis
Sally
Bliss
Robert
James Tinling
John Stone
Frank Fenton
Lynn Root
Six Ways to Fight Mosquitoes
The article outlines mosquito life stages and control tips from The Progressive Farmer. It lists six measures: screen homes, break up water sites, cover or drain water containers, clear underbrush, oil nearby ditches, seal wells or replace open wells, and use sulfur burning to repel or kill insects.
Moving turkeys to new ground to prevent disease
The article notes that relocating turkeys to fresh ground is a key measure to reduce disease spread in the flock. It emphasizes sanitation and pasture rotation as practices to protect poultry health.
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Sparks
Ieee Do
Lake County
Ee Ee
Fred Scott
Dick Tracey
SUN
Mon
Een
Eae Este
James Melton
Pat Ellis
Thurs
Spencer Tracy
Franchot Tone
Gladys George
Miss Shonenberger
Claudette
Melvyn Douglas
Robert Young
March of Time No
Powell
Carroll
Berlin
Air Hn
Alice Fayeritz Brothers
20Th Century-Fox
M Love Oe
Zellwood
West Palmach
Willie Kate Grantham
Georgia
Relates
Atlanta, Ga
Emma F. Clark
Mansfield
Ohio
Columbus
Florence G. Hanscom
Dansville, N. Y
Mrs. Crider
J. B. White
Gainesville
Mr. White
University of Florida
E. Williams
Madam Williams
J.J Chapman
Martha Smith
Emma Jane Tallant
Daytona Beach
Margaret Lewis
Winter Park
Arthur Lewis
Madeleine Milner
Wilkinsburg, Penna
Ed Moorhead
Tyler
Texas
Mr. Moorhead
Myrtle Kempf
Homosassa
A. M. Brodie
Onekama
Mich
Berea
Kentucky
Manistee
Michigan
Ira A. Mitchell
Sebree
Lincoln Park
N. J
Ray Stillman
Milford
Detroit
National Educational Association
Jacksonville
Ednad Dennis
Charles E. Mann
Charlote Mann
Nancy J. Stuart
L. D. Parris
Larkin D. Jr
Grand View
Parris
Ethel Hemphill
Claudette Colbert
Paris
J. M. Smith
Florida Keys
Harum-Scarum
First National Bank
Mount Dora, Florida
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Mt.Jora Hardware Company
Hale’s Grocery
Canada Dry Beverages
Monarch
Traula
Harold Wilson
Cooley & Osborne
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