Senior class fundraiser and high school activities summary
The senior class plans a baked turkey and dressing sale for Mother's Day with 25 cent tickets and Friday drawings to announce the winner. Anne Travers leads the project. A prior fundraiser raised 50.53 dollars from a boys versus girls basketball game used to fund a Washington trip. The group also rehearses songs for commencement with Glee Club events and outings to Umatilla Gainesville and Silver Springs highlight student activities and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Travers
Washington
Walter TeStrake
Ossie Hawkins
Jerry Dake
Bobby Partridge
Jeff Ray
Buster Brown
Richard Bennett
Peggy Graves
Norma Jean Wise
Cathi
Shuffleboard Season Ends With Farewells and High Scores
The community bids farewell to W. M. Wickman, Polly Wilson, Frank Dixon, and Cora Randall as they head to summer homes. Antoinette Kuhlman remains hospitalized after a fall, with readers urged to send cheery notes. Shuffleboard results show Rev. Kuhlman and Place claiming first high Red, and a playoff pairing of Kinsey and Meade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Wickman
Polly Wilson
Frank Dixon
Cora Randall
Li.c.han
PeTwers
Antoinette Kuhlman
Waterman Memorial
Eustis
Rev. Kuhlman
Fred Place
Mae McClintock
Earl Shorb
Bert Peterman
Walter Hall
Charley Meade
A. R. Kinsey
John Bridgeman
Six teams visit Tavares for friendly playoff
Six Hughes-Walter teams led by Jimmy Hall Fred Place Hunter Remley Tom Dooley and Estelle Hall went to Tavares on th y 8 h for a friendly match against the host club. The event featured long time members and 125 attendees but one member was unable to participate.
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Hughes-Walter
Jimmy Hall
Fred Place
al- Soper
Apri
Unclear Fragment on Funerary Event and Violence
Fragmentary OCR text references old timers, violence, and a funerary setting but provides no concrete names, dates, places, or actions to identify a specific incident or report.
Lawn Bowling Club News From Pinehurst and Mount Dora
The column covers club travel to Windsor and Toronto, mentions the passing of Harry Soper, reports Pinehurst County club’s third annual lawn bowling tournament with teams from Orlando Buffalo Toronto and New Jersey, notes deep sea fishing by five bowlers, welcomes George Stedrowsky, and recalls a 1930 rule about white trousers plus new membership requirements.
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Senna Soper
Pinehurst
N. C
Major Marsh
Pinehurst County Club
Orlando
Buffalo
New Jersey
Toronto Canada
London
Ontario
Toronto
Canada
Rogers
Mount Dora
Fox
Daytona Beach
Thompson
Clark
Christenson
Orange
N. J
Wilmot
Dr. Lee
Nelson
Skoglund
Morse
Rollie Morse
George Stedrowsky
Lake Shore
Boston
Mount Dore
Dugald MacCullum
David Dakers
Jack Judge
Tom Howitt
Bob Harrison
Carl Fuller
I. A. Clayton
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ida Fuller
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Ima Burns
Patty Johnson
Jalene Howell
Joni Vincenti
Gene Wreble
Gainesville
Sara Joe
Payson Sullivan
Patsy Wells
Carol Siess
Barbara Moots
June Bowie
Gordon Roepke
Betty Stockton
Jo Jean Hopson
Tyrone Parker
Martha Sadler
Barry Graves
Jimmy Simpson
Silver Springs
Bill Lynch
Richard Stout
Owen Conner
By Morris Deering
Pete Weaver
Rock Springs
Nalcrete
Hell
Mark Peters
Fifth Ave
Florida
Bill Carthews
Windsor
Hewitts
Clayton Applegates
Ilion
N. Y
Bill Boyles
Ardmore
Forrest Deans
Bangor
Maine
Catherine
George Davis
Cleveland
Ohio
Ed Pulis
Clare
Grace Trager
Georgetown Pa
Happy Landing
Harry Soper
Phillips 66
Stewart & Stubble
Highland & Sanford RD
I. R. Olson
Continental Air Lines
S. Phillips Petroleum Company
Tweedle Oil Company
Leesburg
John Morely
Triangle Cab CO
Ed Avery
Donnelly ST. At the Park