Friendly Club Picnic Planned at Trimble Point
The Friendly Club meets Mrs. Kennell and plans a picnic supper on Monday April 1 at Trimble Point. Fourteen members attend the hospitality event and look forward to the outdoor gathering.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
5
The Friendly Club meets Mrs. Kennell and plans a picnic supper on Monday April 1 at Trimble Point. Fourteen members attend the hospitality event and look forward to the outdoor gathering.
Three members of the Lake County Little Theatre entertained the Woman’s Club at their March 26 meeting. A one act play titled Alexander’s Horse or Katherine Parr offered an amusing incident in theatre.
The Mount Dora Library hosts a film show titled We Live a Day on Thursday the 21st, organized by the Woman's Club. Patrons include Mrs. Anna Mattocks who oversaw refreshments while Henry Do Dorry Ann Me Fetridge Katherine Parr Mrs R H Will Page Joan Stanley were among the attendees.
Beverly Jean Sellers marked her fourth birthday with a St Patrick themed party at a Highland Avenue home. Guests included Charles Javens and Virginia Dur ness among others, with Mr. and Mrs. D D Sellers and grandparents hosting and a four candle cake centerpiece.
The Eastern Star benefit card party last Friday netted $25 with 21 tables playing contract and auction bridge and five hundred. Prizes went to Hazelwood Mosbacher Wardlow and others. merchants donated prizes. A bridge and shower for bride Mrs Walter Hackett followed at Mrs Claude Carter’s home with five tables of bridge and gifts for the bride.
Mrs J P Smith of Mount Kisco visits Mount Dora friends for the season. Mrs O J Bushnell returns to Chicago after visiting her parents. Miss Christine A Hohman of Warren Mass extends stay at Kil dare Lodge. Mrs Mary Torrey returns home after weeks in Mount Dora Hospital. S F Hayward underwent surgery at Orange General Hospital in Orlando and rests comfortably. Mr and Mrs Wm T Patterson go home to Ambler Pa after winter at Grand View Hotel. Mr and Mrs A N Stowe depart for Meredith NH after winter in Mount Dora. Dr C H Murray and Mrs Clinton J Slater of Lakeland were guests of Mrs M D Olds and Miss Mary Daniels. Mr and Mrs J L Bates of Syracuse leave after a month with Mrs Mabel Cleary. Mr and Mrs H Victor depart to Joe Ohio after wintering in their New York City area. Mr and Mrs A H Oakley leave for Newark NJ today.
Central Florida fishing veteran Mr. Oakley spends winters at Lakeside while Mr. Purdy and Mr. Reed head home from Croton Falls after a Florida stay. Mrs. Cross plans to move to North East with family, Mrs. Smith improves after a major Orlando hospital operation, and Dr. John C. Cooley visits. Travel and guests include Mr. Thomas H. Cooley regaining health, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer visiting from Kansas City, and Prof. Edgar L. Ashley in Mount Dora with the Misses Ashley.
Rev Noble will continue work for the year. Christian Endeavor meets Sundays at 7 30 in the Auditorium. The Society, organized March 17 elected officers Mary Norton president Marvel King vice president Ivian Norton secretary treasurer Pauline McDonald superintendent The P T A to sponsor a play Mystery Island by Lindsey Barber date to be announced. Community Building party March 27 invited all youths. Mr and Miss Furgeson visiting left for Seneca Kansas with aunt Miss Levings. Mrs Bartholomew and Mollie of Ormond Beach visited Tambling family. Miss Pomeroy and Mrs Arthur Taylor of St Petersburg were also present.
Residents and friends from several towns, including Barber, Clifford, Andrews, and Smith, gather for visits in Florida and Ohio. Attendants include Mrs Weddell, Mrs Fenton, Mrs Tambling, and Miss Adams with readings, piano selections, and a toast.
Social notes from Tangerine describe a Musical Tea at Fountain Inn Eustis with guests including Mrs Anna Rice Mrs Parkhurst Mrs Josephine Simpson and Mrs Key under Episcopal Guild direction. The Contract Club held two table games with prizes awarded to Mrs Parkhurst and Mrs Estey and to Mrs Fisk and Mr Brando.
Farmers in the United States enrolled since 1933 have received substantial rentals and benefits tied to cotton options and the cotton producers pool. The total amount is reported in the document as a large figure, reflecting widespread participation and government support.
A total of 2,396 men women and children are now cu agent steaders, reports the U. S. t ment of the Interior. To date 555 families have been approved as resi dents of 14 subsistence homestead projects in seven states.
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