Memory Lane Club Notes and a Somber Farewell
Community column records a bridge winners’ night at the club with Vera Kimberly and Willard Walker taking the top prizes. Members praise the Scrap Book project and note a memorial for George W. Weed, a bowler and fisherman, while sharing plans to review club memories in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galicia
Hostel de Los Reyes Catolicos
Spain
Pauillac
le Verdon
Medoc
Brest
Paris
Vera Kimberly
Willard Walker
Kimberly
Wesley Manor
Bridgy
George W. Weed
George
Shuffleboard results and club notices from Mount Dora
Tuesday evening April 29 Red and Black division had 13 courts with Clyde McCauley in charge. Elliott and Mrs Prentice topped Red 248, Elliott-Prentice won 101 to Bo. Therrien Patch top Black 244, Therrien Patch won 103 to 38. Officials listed. Next week’s play canceled by showers then season openings delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde McCauley
Ray Elliott
Prentice
Tom Hunter
Bethel Smith
Elliott-Preactice
E. P. Therrien
Carroll Patch
Joe Smith
Dottie Nolet
Therrien- Patch
Knoble Garriott
G. O. French
Bill Stambaugh
Fred Steele
French
Lake County
Clermont
Eustis
Bridge Winners at Golden Triangle Duplicate Club
Winners at the Golden Triangle Duplicate Bridge Club on Thursday in a five table Howell movement were Mary Helen Fowler and Steve Johnson first, Mr and Mrs Edgar Dean second, Mr and Mrs Ray Breedon third, and Dr Oliver Walker and Charles Weatherhead fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Triangle
Mary Helen Fowler
Steve Johnson
Edgar Dean
Ray Breedon
Oliver Walker
Charles Weatherhead
Duplicate Winners At Umatilla Bridge Club
The Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Umatilla Community Building for a six and a half table Mitchell movement. In North-South, winners were Mrs Frank Boli and Mrs Neff Sebree first, E A Nimnicht and spouse second, Jack Groves pair third. East-West winners were Mrs R B Cooper and Mrs H D Hufford first, Paul Byran and Paul Johnson second, Cleo Calhoun and Paul Gerding tied for second and third. Monthly April series crowned Mrs Bernard McCabe first, Madge Gardner second, Paul Johnson third, and Neff Sebree fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Duplicate Bridge Club
Umatilla
Mitchell
Frank Boli
Neff Sebree
E. A. Nimnicht
Jack Groves
R. B. Cooper
H. D. Hufford
Paul Byran
Paul Johnson
Cleo Calhoun
Paul Gerding
Bernard McCabe
Madge Gardner
Riley's Park Springtime News and Farewell Plans
Quiet days at Riley's Park settle into summer with shuffles on the court and a long three month vacation at Daytona Beach. Neighbors report gardening color, family visits, and several departures for the north while others plan trips, graduations, and weekend stays with friends in Lakeland and Lakeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Robbie
Daytona
Jay N. Booth
Lakeland
Ohio
Booth
Michigan
Central Christian Church of
Mount Dora
Petoskey
Mich
Earl Scudders
John Rusch
Venice
Fla
Earl
Harry
Tallahassee
Walter Hegen
Pompano Beach
John
Adeline Brill
Virginia
Adeline
Tena Amey
Orlando
Vera
Camm
Tena
Walter Wood
Syracuse
N. Y
Sam
Billy
Park
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Vermont
Alex
William
Soraes
Franklin P. Jones
Louise
Lloyd Goddy
Frances
Walter Towe
M. S. Kungsholm
Bouillon
Ralph Woodard
Nellie Beckhold
Ray Dooley
Chicago
Shuffleboard Club
Juliana
Mount Dora Lawn Bowling Club
Orlando Lawn Bowling Club
Orlando Club
Landseair Travel Service
Sylvan Shores
Woodward Ave
Eustis, Fla
Florida Traffic Safety Council
N. Donnelly St
Yayer", Driggers Ime
Riley’s Park
Goethe
R.c.bigelow
Norwalk
Conn
Parker’s Market
Fla. Mon
Sophia Loren
Peter Sellers
Russia
SUN
MON
Strait Jacket
Rama
First Federal
Gustis Eustis
AE Calan
Runaway Bay
Montego Bay
Port Antonio
Kingston West Indies
Hotel & Country Club
Jamaica, W
Jack Hagen
U.S.A
Lauderdale
N. Ocean Blvd
Fort Lauderdale
Landseair Travel
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