Social Theatre Party Hosts Benefit Picture Night
Miss Lillian Thurston hosted a theatre party at the Mount Dora Theatre on Tuesday night with guests at the Lakeside Inn. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church meets Friday at 2 30 in the church annex. A benefit card party for the Tangerine Improvement Society will be held Monday evening the 21st at 7 30 in the Community Building Tangerine.
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Lillian Thurston
Mount Dora Theatre
Lakeside Inn
Tangerine
Tangerine Improvement Society
Ladies Aid to Meet for Sewing Friday at 2:30
The Ladies Aid of the Community 1 will gather in the church parlor Friday afternoon at 2 30 to sew. All ladies of the congregation are invited to attend and participate.
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Es Aid Ladies Aid of
Visiting Guest Honored Mrs Parker Hosts Peabody Guest
Mrs E D Parker entertained last Wednesday afternoon at her home honoring Mrs Lewis Southwick of Peabody Massachusetts. A number of friends were present and a pleasant afternoon was enjoyed. Light refreshments were served.
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E. D. Parker
Lewis Southwick
Peabody
Mass
Evening bridge party at Dr and Mrs Miller Wells
Dr and Mrs Miller Wells entertained guests at their home Monday evening with three tables of bridge. Prizes were awarded to Mrs C C Dooley and Mr C R Javens as the games concluded, followed by a salad course and coffee refreshments served by the hostess.
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Miller Wells
C. C. Dooley
C. R. Javens
Friendly Club Meeting Near Tavares Road
The Friendly Club met Monday afternoon with 18 members including Mrs. Kennell. Members enjoyed fancy work and pine needle baskets with light refreshments served by the hostess. The next meeting will be at Miss Jean Hendrie’s home.
Old Timers Hold Annual Luncheon in Winter Park
Twenty four members and guests of the Old Timer's club met for an annual luncheon at Charleen's Tea House in Winter Park. Afterward the party attended a movie in Orlando. Next week’s meeting will close the season, with arrangements led by Mrs. T J Potter.
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Charleen’s
Winter Park
Orlando
T. J. Potter
Rustic attire requested for next Saturday dance
Next Saturday March 19 a Rustic Dance invites attendees to wear everyday work clothes. Evening wear is taboo and cotton dresses will be in vogue. The committee hopes it will be a jolly time for all.
Neighborhood Party A Held at Villa Dora Hotel
A postponed neighborhood party was enjoyed Thursday afternoon at the Villa Dora Hotel with Mrs. S. W. Gledhill as hostess. A dessert bridge used four contract tables and one for auction. Contract winners were Mrs. Givens, Mrs. Carl Graves, Mrs. Maude Shepard, Mrs. A. W. Birkbeck, and Mrs. L. R. Heim. Auction winners were Mrs. George Bidwell and Mrs. H. H. Mallory.
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Villa Dora
S. W. Gledhill
Givens
Carl Graves
Maude Shepard
A. W. Birkbeck
L. R. Heim
George Bidwell
H. H. Mallory
Baptist Ladies Observe Week of Prayer at Church
The Baptist Missionary Society held a spend-the-day prayer meeting at the church last Tuesday March 8. They studied all phases of the work and found the outlook encouraging. A regular monthly meeting is scheduled for Friday March 18 at 3 p.m. All members are urged to attend and visitors are welcome.
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Home Missions
Baptist Missionary Society
Tea Honors Out-of-Town Guest at McDonald Street Home
Mrs Charles R Wilmot hosted a delightful tea at her McDonald street home on Tuesday afternoon honoring her house guest.
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Charles R. Wilmot
McDonald Street
Orange hostess serves tea and treats at reception
Mrs. O. J. Matthews of Orange New Jersey hosted a reception with Transvaal daisies in the living room and calla lilies in the dining room. Tea punch and dainty sandwiches and cakes were served by the hostess aided by Mrs. Eardley Wilmot.
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O. J. Matthews
Orange
New Jersey
Eardley Wilmot
Entertain At Cards By Mr and Mrs Hiram Bradner
Mr and Mrs Hiram Bradner hosted a Saturday evening gathering at their home with a bridge and five hundred evening. Bridge prizes went to Mrs D E Condit and Mr C Irwin Cordit while Mrs Stanley Warren won the five hundred prize. Light refreshments followed. Guests included the Warrens Flavells Condits Schonenbergers and Mrs J Bradner.
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Hiram Bradner
D. E. Condit
C. Irwin Cordit
Stanley Warren
William Flavell
C. Irwin Condit
D. M. Condit
A. Schonenberger
J. Bradner
Literary Department Woman's Club Meet
A meeting of the Literary department of the Woman's Club was held Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. L. E. Klatt reviewed new books including Life Goes On, At End House, and The Master of Chaos. Miss Madeleine Milner summarized films and plays. sketches of authors were given by Mrs. O. W. Sadler. Mrs. W. A. Sheldon reviewed Green Hell. The season’s last meeting will be the third Tuesday in April.
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Woman’s Club
L. E. Klatt
Vicki Baum
End House
Agatha Christy
Miss Pinkerton
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Irving Bacheller
Clarence Darrow
Napoleon
F. M. Kircheisen
Madeleine Milner
O. W. Sadler
Mary Annette Beacham
Elizabeth
Henri de Jouvenal
Colette
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
W. A. Sheldon
Julian Duguid
Social notes reveal visitors and upcoming events in Mount Dora area
Personal Wesley Bradner vacationed in Gainesville while Frank Roach visited Miss Nancy Jane Stuart in Athens. Florida guests include Miss Virginia Harris and Mr Claude Carter with the Marvels in Mount Dora. Notices mention tours through St Peters burg Lakeland and trips to Kill Kare Lodge and Peabody Mass. The Primary Play Magic Gifts is set for March 17.
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Frank Roach
Athens, C
Nancy Jane Stuart
Winter travel notes include multiple residents leaving town
Condit leaves for Niagara Falls New York for winter months as others depart to Petersonburg and Savannah for extended visits. The group includes Mrs. Barclay and Mr. Barclay of New York City. Gilbert Ganin leads a motor party to Sanford celery plant. Ellsworth Goemt heads to Ossining. Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Jones stay in Sylvan Shores. Mrs. Henry S Allen and Mrs. Sparrow return from a southern motor trip to Orange New Jersey Worcester Massachusetts. Mrs. W C Bruce visits Mount Dora after Ohio trip.
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Gilbert E. Ganin
Sanford
Matilda
Laura Sherwood
Florence Davis
Betty ‘West
Mr. Ellsworth Goemt
Ossining
N. Y
Henry S. Allen
Carl Sparrow
Charles R. Wilmot
Savannah
Orange
N. J
Worcester
Mass
W. C. Bruce
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
A. R. Odell
Fifth Avenue
Bruce
Jos. Bruce
Miami Beach
St. Petersburg
Mount Dora
Florida
County Board Reviews Tax Delinquency and Bureau Requests
Florida county officials debated a Florida Western & Northern Railway tax reduction and rejected a $1000 funding request for the Interior Traffic Bureau. Read letters on county matters, budget bills, and six month reports from tax officials and county officers.
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R. P. Hamlin
C. E. Duncan
Florida Western & Northern Railway Company
Board of County Commissioners
Elliott
Interior Traffic Bureau
Lakeland
Lake County
Ernest Amos
Martha Harris
Florida Orange Festival
Winter Haven
Central Florida Truck Lines
Wm. Squires
U. S. Good Roads Association
Florida Federation of Women’s Clubs
W. V. Knott
R &B Dist
W. V
E. M. Tally
Geo. J. Dykes
Mary S. Allen
Mary L. Partrick
C. R. Hiatt
C. A. Hardin
B. A. ‘Cassady
County Commission approves bills for payment in Mount Dora
Motion by Commissioner Yancey carried to approve expenses for payment and forwarding to the State Board of Administration. Bills include J. W. Hunter services 450.00 Lake County Citizen advertisement 8.00 Z. D. Giles special master fees 20.00. Funds drawn from Special Road and Bridge District No. 10.
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Donnelly
Mount Dora
Yancey
R Stokes
State Board of Administration
Tallahassee
J. W. Hunter
Ladd Et al
White
Lake County
Z. _D. Giles
SORRENTO COMMUNITY NOTES VISITORS AND ILLNESS
SORRENTO Friends of Mrs Chandler show improvement after illness lasting several days. Visitors include Mrs F G Hall and Betty Joe Hall from Zellwood. Mildred Seawright Mar cene Sanders Miss Ethel Reynolds and Cecil Chapman spent Sunday at Bok Tower. Lee Wright of Apopka visited Hoke Wood’s home. L M Shisser and William Slearns of Sanford joined Bok Tower visitors Sunday.
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F. G. Hall
Betty Joe Hall
Zellwood
Sorrento
Mildred Seawright
Marcene Sanders
Ethel Reynolds
Cecil Chapman
Bok Tower
Lee Wright
Apopka
Hoke Wood
Remember the Primary Play to night at Mount Dora
The notice asks for attendance at a Thursday primary play to support the children. It promotes subscribing to the Mount Dora Topic at two dollars per year.
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Mount Dora
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Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church
Dickson-Ives
Dickson- Ives
Central Florida
Maruel Coats
Orange Avenue
Literary Department Woman’s Club
Wesley Bradner
Gainesville
William W. Flavell
J. C. Urquhart
Jacksonville
Seminole
Virginia Harris
Kissimmee
Claude Carter
Mrs
A. O Marvel
Frances Crowell
Helen Merritt
Boston
Big Tree
Longwood
Clarence Condit
Donald
Westwood, N. J
Kill Kare Lodge
Edwin B. Fish
Katonah, N. Y
Harry V. Fish
Helen Street
Frederic Weston
Rochester
E. Real
Sylvan Shores
Storey
Miss White
Sanibel Island
Bridgeport
Conn
H. M. Johnson
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Mr. Johnson
Asbury Park
Miami
North
Ida Tower
D.E
Condit
Niagara Falls
New York
George Barclay
San Pa
A. E. Barclay
Petersonburg
Charlie R.wilmot
Declan
First National Bank
SreTsny
United States
Standard Oil Service
C. C. Moorhead
Turer
Mt.Dora
Merchants & Miners Line
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Philadelph Baltimore
San Juan Hotel
Oriana
Erchants & Iners Line
Walter E. Hall
Walter E
FE. M Tally
Tavares
Coun
Clara H. Burchett
P. O
Fla
Ste
Maria EK
Farrington Martin
Louise M. Newhall
Mo Mora
P.O
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