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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1954
Page
2
Mrs. M. J. Cross died April 27 at her Hastings home after a short illness. A longtime Shuffleboard and Monday club member, she served as secretary of the latter. Burial was in Hastings family plot. Her passing deeply saddens club members.
The Writers Group of the Mount Dora Art League will meet Tuesday to start their sixth Summer session in the Public Library League room. The subject is May Baskets. All are invited, announced temporary chairwoman Mrs. Bess Nelson.
A compact aphorism on intellect and character urging unity of intellect with energy. It suggests that diagnosis requires accompanying resolve or staff. The quotation emphasizes that understanding alone is insufficient without paired action.
The standing committees for the 54 55 season list C Rogers as games chairman Bayard Webb oversees league players George Davis handles rink assignments Lloyd Bennett runs intramural games with Al Fisk Billy Boyle Ferguson F Dean and Carrell on the panel The entertainment committee is chaired by Mrs Charlotte Druar with members Mrs W K Kearsley Mrs J Neptune Mrs George Anderson Mrs F Dean Mrs George Davis Mrs Ralph Beach Mrs Charles Gray and Marie Warren The Saturday night card party group includes Mrs Burr Irvin or tag Lloyd Bennett and Dr Bennett The grounds committee is led by Tom Spencer with Molyneaux Bill Bomke and Dr Bennett in charge
The Sorrento-Mt. Plymouth Civic association held a regular meeting with a good crowd. They discussed charter attendance, sponsoring a Boy Scout troop if leaders are found, and appointing a nominating committee for next year's officers. Meetings will pause until September though Saturday Game Night continues.
Dr. Gene Nutt of the University of Florida Agriculture Experiment Station will speak on turf grasses at the Men's Garden Club meeting next Monday at 8 p.m. in the Community building. The board reported the club will donate five horticulture magazines and several government pamphlets to the Public Library.
Earl C. Logan died Sunday at Waterman Memorial hospital in Eustis at 81. Funeral services were held Monday at Rehbaum's Funeral Home with Rev. H Mauriece Felton officiating. A longtime Chicago insurance man, he had lived in Mount Dora for two years. He leaves a daughter Mrs W Hartford of two, John A Logan of Washington D C, W H Logan of Ft Lauderdale, a niece Mrs R P Ashbaugh, Tangerine, five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Interment was Pine Forest cemetery.
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