Frisch social notes from a North Carolina home party
Harl Gilbert goes on an extended trip to South America sailing from New York City with plans to visit Brazil Uruguay and Argentina. Miss Heath hosts a Wednesday evening gathering at the Sylvan Shores home with Miss Mary Watson and a list of guests enjoying roses decorated rooms and a lace handkerchief prize. Mrs C C Dooley hosts a bridge club in Keon honoring Mrs J G Ray on her birthday with green and white decor a large cake and prizes for top players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Watson
Othy Heath
Not Heath
Love- Sylvan Shores
Ige
Frances Brown
Ruby Pike
Mary Lindman
Heath
Earl Gilbert
New York City
Sie
America
Gilbert
Brazil
Ururguay
Argen
Parana
Pararguay Rier
Iguazuhich
Etoria
Africa
C. C. Dooley
Keon
J. G. Ray
Thomas 5. Cooley
C. J. Helms
B. Altizer
Frank Heath
A. . Altizer
Thomas Cooley
Rs. Rollin Javens
J.G. Ray
V. L. Vinson
Orlando
Formal Party Marks Farewell for Mrs Griffiths
Mrs Frank Griffiths hosted a small farewell party at her home on Friday afternoon. The rooms were festively decorated with flowers and two tables were set for two hundred players. Prizes at cards were won by Nelson Urquhart Myron Cronwall Mrs Jold Overhiser and others. Prizes were presented to all guests before the hostess prepares to depart north. Delicous refreshments were served to several named attendees including Mrs Urquhart Mrs Myron Walt Mrs Ray LaBreck and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Griffiths
Eats
Nelson Urquhart
Eustis
Irs
Myron
Cronwall
Jold
North
Urquhart
Myronwalt
Ray LaBreck
Pariton
Harold Over
William Wingler
Rice Turner
Mrs Betts Bid Farewell In Informal Party
Mrs J B Griswold hosted a casual farewell at her home on Tuesday afternoon for Mrs H A Betts who leaves for the north this week. Guests included Mrs Warren Butts Mrs Lewis Miss Margaret Lewis Mrs E B Ferson Mrs Mabel Cleary and Mrs M B Little as they shared conversation fancy work and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Griswold
H. A. Betts
North
Betts
Warren Butts
Lewis
Margaret Lewis
E. B. Ferson
Mabel Cleary
M. B. Little
Young People Enjoy Weekend Trip to Benson Springs
A party of young people chaperoned by Miss Levenworth D. B. Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Slack spent a delightful week end at Benson Springs. The group includes Miss Marie Slack Miss Shirley Schoenenberger Miss Jessie Cooper Miss Eleanor Wells Miss Elizabeth Kimball and John Tuttle Robert White James Cooper Clayton Tremain and Charles Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levenworth
D. B. Bishop
Elwin Slack
Benson Springs
Marie Slack
Shirley Schoenenberger
Jessie Cooper
Eleanor Wells
Elizabeth Kimball
John Tuttle
Robert White
James Cooper
Clayton Tremain
Charles Norris
Pythian Sisters Meet In Eustis
Fifteen local Pythian Sisters traveled to Eustis on Monday to join Eustis members and sisters from other county sections. The pleasant and profitable evening concluded the term as the organization adjourns for the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Pythian Sisters
Eustis
King's Daughters Entertained At Home Meeting
Mrs C C Moorhead and Mrs David Simpson hosted the King's Daughters on Friday evening at Mrs Simpson's home. The group opened with devotional services and conducted routine business deciding to fill the Red Cross Christmas bag next meeting. After business, dancing followed and watermelon was served to twenty seven members. The next gathering will be at Mrs Mabel Cleary's home on Tuesday evening July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Moorhead
David Simpson
Red Cross
Mabel Cleary
Personal notes from local residents travel and visits
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. MacMahon dined with Fred Mc Dowell couple. A. E. Davis and daughter Eva head to Daytona Beach for two weeks with Eva returning to Orange General Hospital. H. A. Betts leaves for Milton Wisconsin for three months. 45 G. Ray on a ten day business trip to Atlanta. Bennett and Frances Harvey attend the Congregational Young People's Conference at Camp Immokalee. Caroline McMurray returns to Mount Dora after Lakeland visit. Ida La Force travels to Geneva New York to visit relatives. H. W. Bowder family return to Arcadia Pennsylvania. Betty West heads to East Liverpool Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Davis
Daytona Beach
Eva
Orange General Hospital
Orlando
E. B. Ferson
Camp Immokalee
Mount Dora
Frances and
Bennett Harvey
Summer travel notes from Mount Dora and area
The column records numerous residents planning summer trips or returning from trips. Several names appear including Dale Boydston recovering from illness, Miss Annie Reynolds traveling to Mount Kisco New York, T Armstrong heading to Digby Nova Scotia for two months, Frances Elder Marguerite Sidel attending Epworth League Institute, and others visiting Jacksonville Daytona Beach Cleveland and Washington. Several gatherings and conduct of meals and social events are noted among families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Reynolds
Mount Dora
Mount Kisco
New York
Miss Reynolds
Miss Betty West Honored Before Departure North
The Misses Mamie and Carrie True hosted a small gathering at their home Tuesday evening to honor Miss Betty West prior to her departure for the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie
Carrie ‘True
Betty West
North
Church Notices and Sunday Activities
Church notices announce 10 a m Sunday school 7 p m Christian Endeavor topic America First in What Miss Harriet Banks in charge Junior C E not meeting next Sunday due to Mr and Mrs Grant Cowles attending the State Christian Endeavor convention Ruth Butts will accompany the Senior C E to the convention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Harriet Banks
C. E
Grant Cowles
Jacksonville
Christian. Endeavor
Ruth
Leesburg melon output shows gain as shipments rise
Leesburg district melon shipments climbed with about 750 extra carloads moved last week, lifting the season total to roughly 2 900 carloads. Florida movement added just over 300 cars in six days, state total around 4 450 marketed. Demand remains good and prices steady with only small variation from the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
Florida
Midweek Church Service Notice
The text invites the public to a mid-week service at 7 30 Wednesday evening conducted by James H Elder pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Elder
Tea Tale on Women Work Costs and Cummings Speech
Edith Mae Cummings, Detroit businesswoman turned real estate president, argues feminine reluctance to work outside the home costs the nation. She cites 35 million women over 21, with only 15 percent employed, and estimates government and household expenses totaling trillions for 1926, urging economic awareness and policy change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
America
Edith Mae Cummings
Mrs Cummings
United States
Uncle Sam
Nation
Market Reports on Melon Sales This Week
The report notes melon sales moved during the week with most fruit selling around 500 to 525 dollars for thirty to thirty two pound melons. The figures reflect typical wholesale pricing in the period and show steady demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.o.b
Walker Hudkins and Ring Feuds Stir Public Fuss
The piece recalls Walker Hudkins and opponents including Pete Latzo Joe Dundee Tiger Flowers Sid Terris and Tommy O'Brien amid wide public excitement. It notes Gus Sonnenberg slated to wrestle Strangler Lewis on June 29 with Sonnenberg confident of victory. The column ends by commenting on reckless driving as spring arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walker-Hodkins
Walker
Pete Latzo
Joe Dundee
Tiger Flowers
Hudkins
Sid Terris
Tommy O’brien
Gus Sonnenberg
Dartmouth
Strangler Lewis
Gus
Strangler
Vacation musings on home pride and travel contrasts
A reflective piece contrasts fi nancial talks with everyday life and vacations. It jokes about travelers roughing it in tents or road trips while appreciating hometown folks and the friendly greeting on Main Street. It notes Wisconsin road quality but cites Cal Coolidge’s retreat due to muddy roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Union
Cal Coolidge
White House
Methodist Episcopal Service Schedule for July 1 1928
The Sunday schedule lists Sunday school at 10:00 a m church worship and sermon at 11:00 a m Epworth League at 6 30 p m and evening worship and sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ss Heath
Harl Gilbert
Bikes Griffiths
Mrs. Betts
F. G. MacMahon
Fred McDowell
Milton
G. Ray
Atlanta
Bennett
Frances Harvey
Congregational Young People’s
Caroline McMurray
Lakeland
Ida la Force
Geneva
H.W. Bowder
Arcadia
East Liverpool
Ohio
Dale Boydston
T. Armstrong
Digby
Nova Scotia
Frances Elder
Marguerite Sidel
Epworth League Institute
E. E. Truskett
Caney
Kansas
D. C. Sherman
Edward Jaques
R. N. White
Margaret White
J. J. West
H. R. Stillman
Clyde Line
Shelton
Conn
C.C. Dooley
M. F. Hockemeyer
Robert
A. B. Altizer
Jack Cole
Cleveland
Washington, D. C
W. G. Wilkinson
Pass-A-Grille
Rollin Javens
Georgia
C. Dooley
North Carolina
Edith Mae Commings
Chaff
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Benton Harbor
Boston
Montreal
Niagara Falls
Philadelphia
Portland
Port Huron
P. W. Torrent
Mt. Dori
Oni Roling
Bill
Goober
Cliff
Tex
Gip
Sylvan Shores
Mt. Dora
The
American Bakeries Company
Coleman
Grand Leader Department Store
Mount Dora, Florida
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