Perry B James Takes Up Pastorate in Mount Dora
Rev. Perry B James begins work as pastor at Mount Dora following transfer from South Miami First Methodist. He arrives with extended Florida and Tennessee religious education background and prior roles in Illinois and Alabama churches. Mrs. James, Daisy Killian, holds a B M from Alabama College and taught piano.
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St. Augustine
James
Mount Dora
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
South Miami
J. H. Elder
Methodist Church
Florida
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Knoxville
Tennessee
University of Tennessee
Alabama
Birmingham Southern College
Birmingham
Garnett
Northwestern University
Evansville
Illinois
Northwestern
Rock River
Richards Street
Joilet
Ing
Teacher's College
Columbia University
New York City
Daisy Fai Killian
Biringham
Alabama College
Montevallo
All FERA Projects Halted For Present
A district memo from Ralph Arey Acting Director of Operations FERA states serious Washington curtailment of funds will cut Lake county May allotment to less than half. Payroll for week ending May 3 will consume half the amount. direct relief will require half. No work can continue until further notice as efforts to secure increases proceed.
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Ralph Arey
FERA
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Washington
Lake
Sixth Grade Play Thanks Listers For Support
The sixth grade expresses gratitude to Mrs Brown Mrs Thompson Mrs Wingate Mrs Truskett Mr and Mrs er Mrs Homer Morris Mrs bt Miss n Battle and Mrs Hopcraf for assisting with the play A Success: Music costumes and overall effort.
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Brown
Thompson
Wingate
Truskett
Homer Morris
N Battle
Hopcraf
Local Mount Dora Baseball Opens Season Versus Apopka
The Lake Orange district hosts Mount Dora versus Apopka at Field today at 3 30 P M. Otis Hale begins his eighth year with perfect innings pitched, sparking optimism for a strong local team. Jeff Sparky Brantley, a Fort Myers tryout alum with high batting and fielding marks, headlines a rising lineup as weekly player sketches start. Frank Drake serves as secretary treasurer to support the club’s finances.
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Lake Orange
Otis Hale
J. G. Ray
Ad- Thos
Mount Dora
Jeff (Sparky) Brantley
Connie Mack
Fort Myers
Frank Drake
Poppy Day Planned by Legion Auxiliary in Mount Dora
Mount Dora units plan a Poppy Day observance on May 26 to honor World War dead and aid living veterans. Mae Griffiths leads the Auxiliary with poppy distribution on city streets and fundraising for disabled veterans and families.
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Mount Dora
United States
Flanders Field
American Legion Auxiliary
Mae Griffiths
Vivia Craig
Lake City Veterans Hospital
Griffiths
American Legion and Auxiliary
Evangelistic Services Set to Open at Mount Dora Church
A series of evangelistic services will begin May 27 at the First Baptist Church of Mount Dora. Pastor W. R. Lambert and local church members will prepare May 27 through June 3, then Dr. C. M. Brittain of the Florida Baptist Convention will lead the preaching. The meeting is expected to close June 10 and invites all Christians and those seeking grace to attend.
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First Baptist Church of
Mount Dora
W. R. Lambert
C. M. Brittain
Florida Baptist Convention
Jacksonville
Baptists
Skit Night Postponed At Community Building
Skit Night by P. S. C. at the Community Building has been indefinitely postponed to avoid clashing with another local social event. The decision followed a notice of shared scheduling and related concerns arising from the conflict.
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Bo McElvey
Weather Delays Finish Of Lake County Golf Tourney
The Lake County golf tournament faces delays as leaders West and Loy collide late in the event with West declared winner at the clubhouse. Contenders include Webb Loy Eustis Dr Miller Wells Mount Dora and other locals in the Heim Trophy chase.
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West
Webb Loy
Eustis
Miller Wells
Mount Dora
Wells
L. E. Baldwin
Blondy Bunnell
Mount Dora High School
W. A. Vincent
Drugg
E. Close
Wilbur West
Lake County
Mount Dora Youths In Bad Accident After Car Overturns
Mount Dora youths Elizabeth Fenn Mary Bob Treadwell and John McElvey were injured when their Chevrolet sedan collided with a car driven by an unknown man near the Eustis Umatilla road. Roy Morgan of Eustis escaped unapprehended. All injuries are non fatal but will keep them bedridden weeks.
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Eustis
Umatilla
Mount Dora
Elizabeth Fenn
Mary Bob Treadwell
John McElvey
Roy Morgan
Miss Fenn
Miss Treadwell
Mr. McElvoy
Mr. Morgan
McElvoy
Local Genealogist Honored by Institute of American Genealogy
Mrs. Richard Koebke of 249 Highland Avenue is named among leading American genealogical researchers in the Institute of American Genealogy handbook. The acknowledgment connects her to The National Clearing House for Genealogical Information and a vast network across 1,984 cities, signaling expanded scope in 1984.
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Richard Koebke
Highland Avenue
United States
Handbook of American Genealogy
Institute of American Genealogy of Chicago
National Clearing House
Componte
Drugg Buys Home in Mount Dora Neighborhood Shift
Mr. H. L. Drugg, who bought the 1245 Alexander Street home less than a year ago, has purchased the Umlauf home at Eleventh and Alexander and moved in to make it his permanent residence in Mount Dora.
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H. L. Drugg
Alexander Street
Mount Dora
Eleventh and
Alexander
Orlando Florida Parade Fair aims to attract million visitors
Carter Bickford outlines a central Florida all state exhibit for a 1936 Orlando fair. Buildings would display Florida products including minerals, turpentine, rosin, citrus, fish and game, with an aviary, art, and a model packing plant. They expect a million visitors and plan transport incentives.
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Silas
Florida
Azalias
Palma
Bickford
United States
Orlando
Friday Program Delights Intermediates and Fourth Grade
A Friday program by intermediates and fourth graders features strong student performances. Betty Blanchard as the King anchors the cast with a large supporting lineup including Jack Meadors Stewart Mc Clelland and Betsy Kramer. The fourth grade presented Why they Do Not Lose Their Leaves with paper scenery and a reading, led by teacher Ther Cadmanard. The sixth grade offered the operetta Lets Go Traveling under Miss Vivia Craig with an active troupe and many named cast members.
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Betty Blanchard
Charles Boxell
Jack Meadors
Stewart McClelland
Cecil Stephenson
George Back
Kim
Betsy Kramer
Kam
Vivian McClelland
Snip
Winifred Harding
Snap
Jean Shipes
Pills
Joann French
Squills
Edwin Thomas
Possett
Walter Dun, Jr
Elmer Youngblood
Felton Dean
Thomas Shipes
George Jerne
Wilbur Woodruff
Chester Mortensen
Marvin McNair
Maurice Glass
Lords
Sheila Spilky
Mary Parker
Leda Mae Morris
Rita Daniels
Tris Moon
Helen Wells
Libby Drawdy
Martha Williamson
Will S. Wood
Esther Cadmanard
Bess Barney Davis
Evelyn Turrentine
Joyce Thompson
Maxine Clery
Annabel Nolting
Billy Jones
George Norris
Betty Lou Battle
Mrs. Carstairs
Frances Davis
Doris
Geraldine Richardson
Peggy
Doris Chamberlain
Victor
Gordon McDonald
Janice
Marian Hopcraft
Helen Louise Harper
Sylvia
Pomona Davidson
Nancy
Frances Faye Thompson
Ruth
Willie Mae Rutherford
Katherine
Frankie Lou Morris
Bettye
Bettye Lotz
Carol
Marjorie Niles
Marian
Marian Edwards
Geraldine
Delia Swearingen
Marjorie
Mary Alice Sullivan
Tom
Jerald Drawdy
Jack
Jack Haddock
Ted
DeVault Roseborough
Stanley
Dickey Widmer
Howard
Billy Lawrence
George
Arthur Hamilton
Jim
Carl Minkley
Billy
Kimball
Archie
St. Patrick
Mount Dora Backs Florida Exhibit Funds Drive
Mount Dora voters support the Florida Exhibit at the Chicago Worlds Fair with local funding efforts. The Chamber of Commerce and Town Council pledge 25 dollars each toward Mount Dora's quota, while citizens may contribute any amount at the Chamber office. The Mount Dora World Fair Fund committee includes Alfred Rehbaum and George Keller among others.
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Pisrida
Chicago
Florida
Mount Dora
Iida
Local Ace Enters Orlando Tennis Tournament
Charley Norris, Mount Dora’s top player, is entered in the state wide amateur meet in Orlando. His first match was played yesterday afternoon but results could not be included in this issue. Locals wish him luck.
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Orlando
Mount Dora
Charley Norris
Charley
Local American Legion Auxiliary Unit 35 Reports Active Year
Mount Dora unit 35 of the American Legion Auxiliary held a regular meeting at Mrs. C. J. Helms home. New initiates included Mrs. Fanny Spilky and Mrs. Delma Thayer as a class obligated. Poppy Day planned for May 26 with Miss Viva Craig chairing. A fundraising goal to send two delegates to the state convention set for Gainesville June 7. The unit has joined jelly making and aims for 100 glasses by October 1 for local distribution, reaching 104 percent with 25 members. Next meeting June 5 at Mrs. Howard Chamberlain’s Tangerine home.
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Mount Dora
American Legion Auxiliary
C. J. Helms
Ernest Youngblood
Helms
Fanny Spilky
Delma Thayer
Poppy
Vivia Craig
Gainesville
Howard Chamberlain
Miss Mary True Employed at Bank in Mount Dora
Mrs Ellen Church assistant cashier at First National Bank of Mount Dora resigns to join husband S F Church in Eustis jewelry business. Mrs Church and family move to Eustis but will visit Mount Dora. Mary True succeeds her as assistant cashier, joining from Bank of Mount Dora where she previously worked.
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Ellen Church
First National Bank of
Mount Dora
S.F. Church
Eustis
Milar True
Miss True
Bank of Mounting
Col Sanborn Improves After Hospital Stay
Col W J Sanborn, hospitalized since last week with a neck injury from a car wreck, has shown marked improvement and desires to return home.
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Col
W. J. Sanborn
Lake County Hospital
Mr Swartz Improves After Serious Illness
Mr Swartz G W Swartz is improving after a serious illness. He is up and about his room part of the time and gaining steadily at his northern home in Michigan.
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Swartz
G. W. Swartz
State Declamation Contest Held Here
The statewide Declamation Contest under the state Woman's Missionary Union was held at the Baptist Church last Saturday with about two hundred attendees. Eleven contestants from YWAs GAes and RAs spoke on Stewardship, with winners Miss Fisher Punta Gorda YWA and Miss Moss Punta Gorda GA. A Lily Drill by Mount Dora G A and Sunbeam groups delighted the audience. Local WMU members served luncheon. Miss Kath leen Galloway played piano and Mr Tew Sanford conducted worship music.
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State Woman's Missionary Union
Baptist Church
Louise Smith
Jacksonville
Y. W. As
G. As
R. As
Celia Crossland
Punta Gorda
Bertha Fisher
Daytona Beach
Agnes Brandon
Lake Worth
Vivian Thompson
Mount. Dora
Evelyn Collins
Tallahassee
Miss Fisher
G. A
Ka Moss
Louise Mullis
Cross City
Carolyn McCullough
Hastings
Miriam Carter
West Palm Beach
Miss Moss
R. A
Beatrice Priester
DeLand
Girl Scouts Surprise Mrs Lashar With May Birthday Party
On Tuesday night May 1 the Girl Scouts hosted a surprise party for Mrs Thomas Q Lashar. It began as a May party but became a birthday celebration since her birthday falls on May 6. Fifteen guests attended.
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Girl Scouts
Thomas Q Lashar
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