James H. Hooten of Eustis dies at 86
James H. Hooten, 86, of Eustis died Friday. Born in Georgia he lived in Eustis since 1931. A retired law enforcement officer, he belonged to First Baptist Church of Eustis and Masonic Lodge 85. Survived by wife Annie and five sons, two daughters, 20 grandchildren, nine great grandchildren. Services Monday 10 a.m. at Zeller Kennedy Hamlin Chapel Eustis. interment Greenwood Cemetery Eustis.
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James H. Hooten
Eustis
Georgia
First Baptist Church of
Masonic Lodge
Annie
J. W
Orlando
Kissimmee
E. B
Mounta
C. L
Clermont
J. H
Henry Schneider
I. D. Rawlins Jr
Wildwood
Zeller, Kennedy & Hamlin Funeral Home
Robert S. Geer
Greenwood Cemetery
Stetson Senior Receives $10,000 Medical School Grant
Miami native Bill Schneider, a Stetson University senior, is awarded a $10,000 scholarship funded by the Justin and Valere Potter Foundation and Vanderbilt University School of Medicine. The award supports four years of study at Vanderbilt in Nashville Tennessee.
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Bill Schneider
Stetson University
Miami
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Nashville
Tenn
Justin and Valere Potter
Shuffleboard Results and Members Highlighted in March Events
Shuffleboard events on Tuesday March 8 and last Friday featured 14 courts led by John Howland and Thomas Wallingford. Red and Black playoffs yielded wins by Lewis-Buxton 112 85 and Woodard-Owen 105 92, with top Red and Black players posting high scores and trophies awarded to Ethel Wood and Bethel Smith. Members faced hospital illnesses, travel home, and a dinner attended by Betty White guest Mrs. Allen Ludden, as the club prepares for the Northern District Ladies Singles Championship in Leesburg.
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John Howland
Ward Lewis
Jack Buxton
Frank Thompson
Lena Pier
Lewis-Buxton
Lee Kinsman
Jennie Sutliff
Ralph Woodard
Clarence Owen
Woodard- Owen
George Vaughan
Fred Steele
Joe Savoie
Andy Simchock
Kay Therrien
Edith Wheeler
Thomas Wallingford
Lyle Wood
Ray Dooley
Ray Wood
Helen Romano
Lyle Wood-Dooley
Nina Patch
Joe Smith
Lena Gibbs
al Olson
Fred Greenstreet
Kissimmee
Ethel Wood
Bethel Smith
Mount Dora
Florida
Shuffleboard Assn
Leesburg
Hallie Hite
Memorial Hospital
South Bend
Ind
John Martelock
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Eustis
Winnie Beck
Carl Wagener
Stanley D. Allen
T. O. Noll
Allen Ludden
Betty White
Eva Premo
Bowling News: Club Rudo Seizes Second Place With 3-1 Win
DeLoach Liggett defeated the Palm Gardens team 3-1 to lead off the results. Club Rudo surpassed Alt man Bros 3-1 to climb to second. Hi-Way Inn and Don Taylor Ins. split 2-2 as Simplex swept Spears Coast 4-0. Almands edged Mount Dora Flower Shop 3-1. Hatties Hair Styling beat Lindsey Pav ing 3-1. Jean Taverine rolled 207 high, Martha Johnson 541 high series, Palm Gardens 931 high team game, DeLoach Liggett 2391 high team series.
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DeLoach Liggett
Palm Gardens
Rudo
Altman Bros
Hi-Way Inn
Don Taylor
Simplex
Spears Coast
Almands
Mount Dora Flower Shop
Hatties
Lindsey
Jean Taverine
Martha Johnson
L Palm Gardens
Club Rudo
Slex
DeLoach Ligett
Flower Shop Hatties Hair Styling
Altman. Bros Lindsey Paving
Don Taylor Ins
L. Crawford
H. Thompson
L.cox
Story Telling Hour Set In East Town
Mrs. Jimmie Lee Bell, branch librarian at the East Town Mount Dora Public Library, started a Saturday story telling hour for children aged 6 to 10. The branch hours: weekdays 5 to 7 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m. to noon. all eligible children are invited.
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East Town
Mount Dora
Gem And Mineral Society To Meet In Leesburg
The Lake County Gem and Mineral Society will meet at Lancer's Restaurant in Leesburg on Saturday. A luncheon at 12 30 will precede elections for 1966 officers and renewal of club memberships. All gem enthusiasts are invited to attend and an interesting program is planned.
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The
Lake County Gem and Mineral Society
Lancer’s
Leesburg
Doctors advise healthy aging tips for businessmen
Prominent physicians urge a life of moderation to avoid ulcers and stress. They recommend avoiding pep pills and mid day drinking, delegating tasks, eating moderately, and regular exercise. Wives are advised to let husbands unwind with a paper before dinner and a non midday drink. Drugstore Seabrook’s Pharmacy promotes quality prescription service and a nightly warm bath tip.
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Seabrook
North Donnelly Street
Mount Dora
John H. Thomas Dies In Tampa
John H. Thomas, 48, died at a Tampa hospital Monday while visiting from Chicago. He is survived by a son in the Air Force, a brother in Georgia, and four sisters in South Carolina, Georgia, Washington DC, and Florida. Rehbaum Funeral Home of Mount Dora is handling arrangements.
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John H. Thomas
Tampa
Chicago
Ill
John H. Jr
United States Air Force
William H
Jessup
A. E. Pitts
Greenville
S. C
Anne Oldt
Atlanta
Callie McLaughlin
Washington, D. C
Ray B. Clay
Mount Dora
Rehbaum
Florida counties bound by Lake Okeechobee size
The report notes that land areas of half of Florida's 67 counties are smaller than Lake Okeechobee's 700 square mile surface, highlighting the lake as the state's largest fresh water body and a reference point for county sizes.
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Florida
Lake Okeechobee
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By Fred Steele
Patch- Smith
Donnelly
J. G. Ray, Jr
America
Florida Gas Company
Lorodan
Dora
Eloy
Florida Gas
New Goodyear
Goodyear Service
N. Grove St
Clifford
Robert Summers
Summers
Bowling News
By Billie Woody
Gem and Mineral Society
By Bill Seabrook
Frank Stewart
Sylvan Shores
B.R
APTS
Alexander
W. H. Wagg
Chevrolet
Chevy
R. L. Polk & Co
Detroit
Michigan
S. Bay ST
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