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Newspaper

Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1963

Page

5

Pearl J Downs Keeps Working at 76 in Mount Dora

Pearl J Downs, a part time press feeder at the Topic, plans to keep working despite age. Her life centers on family including son Lem, daughter in law Caroline, and four grandsons, plus 80 years of service across multiple presses and towns.

Pearl Downs Pearl Pearl J. Downs Lem Atlanta Envelope Co Atlanta Eugene Downs Lemuel Johnson City Tenn Clearwater Fla Mount Dora Fort Leavenworth Kansas Caroline Arlington Mount Dora High School University of Florida Caroline Kennedy W. M. Kennedy Kennedy Michael Orlando Junior College Granny” Downs John Pat Chris Col. Downs Fort Greeley Anchorage Alaska Liberty St Methodist Church

Comdr Sadler and friends share travels and reunions

Comdr Stuart T. Sadler USN and family vacation with his mother at Sloewood while he heads to a new assignment in Washington DC. Mrs Sadler visits Lake Jem, Tampa kin. other items note reunions at the University of Florida, dance exhibitions in New Orleans, and college students earning honors and dean’s lists.

Comdr Stuart T. Sadler USN Stuart, Jr Catherine Sam S. Sadler USS. Preble Thomas Kelly Jack Brandon

Garden Circle Groups Plan Meetings and Install Officers

Garden circles announce programs and officer installations for April. Founders Circle meets April 1 at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs. Eugene Moss’s home with flower arrangements as a program. Azalea Circle to install new officers April 2 at 2 p.m. at First Federal Savings and Loan and Magnolia Circle meets April 1 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. A L Brown’s home with a garden program. Camellia Circle installs officers April 9 at Lakes and Hills Clubhouse. A member participation program on home flower arrangements led by Mrs. Brinker will be held at 9 30 a.m. at Mrs. Mac Donald Pierce’s home.

Founders Circle Eugene Moss George Church O. M. Simpson Roland Cooper Alice Smart Magnolia Circle A. L. Brown Morningside John Eager A. M. Garrison Camellia Circle of the Lakes and Hills Garden Club Harry Cain Lawrence Hower Norman Himes George Hicks W. I. Park George Anderson M. F. Brinker

Hibiscus Society Hosts Slide Show and Nominating Plans

The Golden Triangle Chapter of the American Hibiscus Society held a meeting last Thursday at the Mount Dora Community Building. Miss Clara Schmitt presented color flower slides while Roxy Martin Knudson spoke on pruning and insects. Knudson was named chairman of the nominating committee to prepare year ahead candidates, with a report due at the April gathering. Regular meetings are 8 p.m. on the third Thursday each month.

Golden Triangle American Hibiscus’ Society Clara Schmitt Roxy. Martin N. O. Knudson Hibiscus Society Mount Dora

Dolly Madison Fan Gifted by Chapter to Washington DC

The Major Francis L. Dade Chapter of the Florida Society United States Daughters of 1812 purchased a Japanese fan from the Dolly Madison collection on display at the Side Door Gift Shop. The fan will be sent as a gift to Headquarter House of the Society in Washington DC honoring Mrs. James H. Whitaker the Chapter’s immediate past state president.

Francis L. Dade Florida Society U.S.D Dolly Madison James H. Whitaker the Society Washington, D. C

Woman's Club Sets Annual Luncheon With Guest Speaker

C Russell Mason executive director of the Florida Audubon Society will speak at the Mount Dora Woman's Club luncheon on April 3 at 1 p.m. in the Community Building. Reservations to hostess chairmen Mrs. Cora Armstrong or Mrs. Clarence A. Davis at 383 3443.

C. Russell Mason Florida Audubon Society Woman’s Club of Mount Dora Mason Woman’s Club Cora. Armstrong Clarence A. Davis

Bridge Winners at Lake County Dup Movement

The Lake County Dup Movement winners in a 914 table Mitchell event were: on NS pair first Madge Gardner Eus tis and Bernard McCabe of Mount Dora, second Ed Dean also of Mount Dora, third J B Giltner with Frank Boli of Tavares, and fourth Ernest Butler with E J Rhein of Leesburg. In EW standings first W B Verbsky of Willowick Ohio, second E A Nimnicht with W D Hufford of Leesburg, third G R Caldwell and Jack Groves with Mount Dora fourth.

Lake County

Women Seek Savings Through Trading Stamps

Women seem to save trading stamps for the same reasons. Leading the list of 25 almost wanted items are percale sheets, silver services and color TV sets.

Gray Ladies Honor Fourth Through Sixth Grade Caps

At Roseborough Elementary an assembly recognized new Gray Ladies caps for fourth to sixth graders. Miss Phoebe Griffith of the American Red Cross awarded certificates, Mrs Val Tyre gave pins, and listed new and continuing members including Mildred Wiederhold Betty Beall Pat Adams Thelma Hudson and Alys Simpkins. Alys Simpkins will chair 1963 1964 with Mary Flavell as vice chair.

Roseborough John Cain Gray Ladies Mount Dora Phoebe Griffith American Red Cross Val Tyre PTO Mesdames Mildred Wiederhold Betty Beall Pat Adams Thelma Hudson Alys Simpkins Neva Kelaher Penny Brautcheck Myrtle Bowie Jackie Bowman Shirley Brooks Kathryn Cain Margaret Eddy Mary Flavell Jeanette Couch Ruby Granthan Jessie Harris Jean Husebo Irma Malcolm Laverne Snowberger Lola Tucker Betty Turk Doris Wingler Rose Uhl

New Officers For Tangerine Garden Club

Newly elected officers of the Tangerine Garden Club are Mrs. Cecil Bothwell president Mrs. Bernard L Cremin first vice president Mrs. Robert Drury second vice president Mrs. Harry R Campbell secretary Mrs. Logan Dickie corresponding secretary and Mrs. Monroe Dickie treasurer. A man who causes fear cannot be free from fear.

The Tangerine Garden Club Cecil Bothwell Bernard L. Cremin Robert Drury Harry R. Campbell Logan Dickie Monroe Dickie

DAR To Honor Good Citizens

The Daughters of the American Revolution will honor four high school students as Good Citizens at the April 4 meeting. Representing Eustis is Donna Erben, Mount Dora’s Lynn Morgan, Tavares’ Beverly Briggs, and Umatilla’s Betty Vosberg. Maude Beiser will present two Mount Dora piano students, Phillip Dettra and Sally Rayburn. A nominating committee will introduce the new officer slate. Visiting members are invited to attend Thursday at 2 30 p.m. at the Umatilla Community building.

Eustis Donna Erben Lynn Morgan Mount Dora High School Beverly Briggs Tavares Betty Vosberg Umatilla Maude Beiser Mount Dora Phillip Dettra Sally Rayburn R. M. Carswell R. O. Cornell Otto Knack George V. DeVault W. R. Cunningham W. F. Austin J. R Reedy C. H. Edwards J. W. Hooten H. W. Land F. P. Patterson Ocklawaha D.A.R S. O. Sorensen Ormund Powers O. B. Koone Americanism J. Edgar Hoover National Convention of the American Legion

Faulkner Quote On Fear As The Basest Element

The line proclaims fear as the basest human trait, attributing it to the basest form of behavior. It reflects Faulkner's blunt view of fear as a corrosive force shaping choices and moral stance.

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