Social M E Ladies To Meet At Methodist Church
The Ladies Aid will meet at the Methodist church Friday afternoon at three o clock. An interesting program will be given. The Woman's Missionary Society will meet Monday May 13th at three o'clock in the Friendly Class Room. mite boxes should be brought or sent to the meeting. May Day surprise for Mrs Lashar twenty Girl Scouts called with May baskets flowers candies and cakes for a real May Day party. table decor a feature.
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M. E
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Lashar
Thomas Lashar
Mien city event described with street scenes and paper décor
An eye fixed on a May evening scene shows figures in dainty crepe paper as Sings and Gamme perform. The text portrays a mainjature surrounded by hand crafted paper adornments and a festive street atmosphere during the event.
Informal Birthday Party for Mrs Frank
Mrs Frank hosted a birthday gathering at home on May 7 with a pleasant afternoon of conversation and fancy needlework. Ice cream and cake were served to attendees.
O. E. S. Set to Hold Important Meeting on June 17
Worthy Grand Matron’s attention to be discussed at a special O E S meeting on June 17. Full attendance requested. A Mother’s Day program will be presented.
Benefit bridge party hosted for Girl Scout Troop
Mrs Adam Hazelwood and Mrs A Schoenenberger plan a Friday afternoon May 10 at 3 o clock benefit bridge party at Mrs Hazelwood home First avenue. A charge of 25 cents each will be collected with proceeds to assist the Girl Scout Troop. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Hazelwood
A. Schoenenberger
Hazelwood
First Avenue
Officers’ Club
Pythians Sisters
Grand Temple
Children’s May Party Winds Through Morley Lane
Mrs. T. L. Madden and Mrs. Olive Goddard hosted a large group of children on Monday afternoon. They visited Mrs. Madden’s home then walked to the Morley home on McDonald Street for a May Pole dance and winding of the pole in festive costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Madden
Olive Goddard
Philatheia Class Enjoys Theatre Party To See David Copperfield
Members of the Philatheia class of the Methodist See School were entertained by teacher Miss Vivia Craig Monday night at a theatre party to view David Copperfield. Attending were Misses Mary Elizabeth Simpson Coralee Cooper Marian Van Voorhis Marjorie and Dorothy Loveless Lois Jerne Mary Agnes Harding Shirley Schonenberger Mary Louise Rehbaum Dorothy White Virginia Ingram Emily Battle Katherine Killian and Mona Martefisen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist See
Vivia Craig
David Copperfield
Mary Elizabeth Simpson
Coralee Cooper
Marian van Voorhis
Marjorie
Dorothy Loveless
Lois Jerne
Mary Agnes Harding
Shirley Schonenberger
Mary Louise Rehbaum
Dorothy White
Virginia Ingram
Emily Battle
Katherine Killian
Mona Martefisen
Legion Auxiliary Holds May Meeting at Burgess Thayer Home
The American Legion Auxiliary met Monday night at Mrs. Burgess Thayer's residence with strong attendance. They voted a donation to the Girl Scouts, planned benefit card parties for the library fund, and named delegates Mrs. H. Chamberlain and Mrs. B. J. Wilkinson to the state convention in Daytona Beach June 6 7 and 8. Poppy Day set for May 25 with Miss Vivia Craig as chairwoman. Refreshments were served. The June gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Robert Goodman and marks the final summer meeting.
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Robert Goodman
Choir Hosts Farewell Boat Cruise and Steak Supper
The Congregational church choir organized a farewell party for soon leaving members Dr and Mrs A M Brodie Miss Alice Davis Mr Frank Hall and Lieut William Pearce. A 5 pm boat ride from Yacht Club dock sailed along Lake Dora and Dora Canal to Summerall Park for a steak supper. The evening featured a dusk canal ride and a return to the dock around 9 30 pm.
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Congregational Church
A. M. Brodie
Alice Davis
Frank Hall
William Pearce
North
Yacht Club
Lake Dora
Summerall Park
Dora Canal
Lake Eustis
Tribute List Includes Vincent, Vincent, Roseborough, Truskett and Wise
A list of names appears including G. R. Vincent and Mrs. W. A. Vincent, Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Roseborough, Mrs. E. E. Truskett, Barbara Hopcraft, Shirley Shonenberger, and Captain H. H. Wise.
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G. R
W. A. Vincent
Fletcher
D. D. Roseborough
E. E. Truskett
Barbara Hopcraft
Shirley Shonenberger
H. H Wise
Nine Couples Enjoy Evening at Tangerine Town Hall
A group of nine couples shared an evening of dining and dancing starting with a fruit cocktail at Miss Martha Fenn’s home and courses with Miss Virginia Ingram, Miss Flora Morley, and Miss Helen Stewart. The party, listing Virginia Ingram, Helen Stewart, Edna Mae Neil, Virginia Beerbower, Martha Fenn, Roberta Widmer, Flora Morley, Barbara Blanchard, and Jean Smith, later danced at Tangerine Town Hall with Roy Britton, Roy Christopher, Buck Sadler, Robert McMurray, Cecil Parker, Frank Pooser, Edward Brooks, Julian McWhinney, and William Ingram.
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Martha Fenn
Virginia Ingram
Flora Morley
Helen Stewart
Tangerine
Edna Mae Neil
Virginia Beerbower
Roberta Widmer
Barbara Blanchard
Jean
Kinsey and others head to summer homes and travels listed
The Misses Anna and Ida Kinsey depart for Ocean Grove New Jersey for summer. Mr. and Mrs. Moorhead visit Tampa Mrs. Wyatt Mabel Claire and Mrs. Robi. Pearson at Daytona George Malone recovering in Orange General Orlando after major operation. J C Helms in Orange General Orlando after operation. Mrs Cory and children to Mahwah New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Parker to Salem Massachusetts for summer. Mr and Mrs Stitzel to Loudenville Ohio with son-in-law Workman driving. Tommy Hurlburt recovering from foot operation in Orlando. Martha Lucas guest at Lake Ola. Frank Hall leaving Mount Dora for Jacksonville then Massachusetts.
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George Malone
Orange General Hospital
Orlando
J. J. Stitzel
Loudenville
Ohio
Mr. Workman
Tommy Hurlburt
G. B. Hurlburt
P. T. A. Holds Annual Meeting and Social Events
The P. T. A. met at Mrs. Swift’s home with the annual election of officers led by President Mrs. M. B. Swift and officers Mrs. Hazel, Mrs. L. C. Smith, and Mrs. Bloodgood. The program included Dad’s Night and a series of gatherings with community members attending events and trips.
Graduating Class Receives Gifts and Refreshments
Mrs. Swift led the close of the program with a few fitting words as the P T A presented a gift to each graduate. Punch and cakes followed the event. Ward Estey cornet Carl Wile violin and Mrs Keyana provided intermission music and refreshments. Mrs Wile, the teacher, earned much credit for the students' yearly progress. Mrs M B Swift hosted Miss Martha Lucas of Corning New York who spent several months at Daytona Beach.
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Martha Lucas
Corning
N. Y
Daytona Beach
Simple Rules for Planning Meals and Serving
Guidance on meal planning emphasizes plain, one dish meals with careful preparation. It advises including mashed potatoes roast ham kraut Graham bread butter and fruit sauce with milk, and warns against mixing similar textures or serving conflicting courses. It also suggests preparing most meals in the morning and posting 6 to 8 potato cabbage apple and meat preparations for variety.
Leftovers Drive Cheaper Marketing and Efficiency
The piece notes a shift toward marketing using leftovers to cut costs and improve efficiency. It highlights how firms repurpose existing resources to reduce expenses while maintaining outreach.
Wool yields greatly increased in Florida research with sheep
A Florida Agricultural Experiment Station report shows Columbia sheep producing 3.66 more pounds per fleece in 1935 than 1934, with longer fleeces and higher yields in native flocks. Parasite issues were overcome by drenching and pasture rotation, and sanitation and feeding improved overall.
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Florida
Quincy
Columbia
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ee Station
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Salmon and Macaroni Balls Meal Teaches Four
A 1.00 menu offers Salmon and Nocera Balls with Peas in Cream Sauce Baked Hubbard Squash Tomato and Orange Salad Baking Powder Biscuits Peach Fluff and Black Coffee. The recipe covers mixing, forming eight balls frying at 390 degrees and serving two balls per person with peas in cream sauce and a peach fluff dessert.
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Mt. Dora Theatre
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Mon
Clark Gable
Constance ’ Bennett
Universal News and Navy
Richard Arlen
Madge Davis
Ralph Bellamy
Stepin Fetchit
FBI
Philo Vance
S. S. van Dine
Paul Lucas
Alisonce
Louise Fazenda
Dona
Ies Ferd
Tary Cotte
Mr. Wong
Eustis Theatre
Dick Powell
Gloria Stuart
Adolphe Menjou
Alice Brady
Pathe News
Cartoon
Anna Sten
Gary Cooper
Hity
Will Rogaers
Richard Cromwell
Rochelle Hudson
Paramount News
Yale
Patricia Ellis
Larry Crabbe
Cesar Romero
Hillcrest Tea Room
Pearl Florist
Floral Telegraph Delivery Association
Citrus Ave
Eustis, Fla
Anna
Ida Kinsey
Ocean Grove, N. J
Mrs. C. C. Moorhead
Tampa
Mrs. Moorhead
Esther Wyatt
Mabel Claire
Robi. Pearson
Daytona
C. J. Helms
Walter Cory
Mahwah, N. J
Sylvan Shores
F. R. Parker
Salem
Mass
M. B. Swift
Lake Ola
Mount Dora
Jacksonville
Massachusetts
Brando
Beerbower
Hamlin
Bloodgood
Roberts
Key
C. H. Estey
de Forest
Sarasota
Lillian Frantz
Louise Lust
Dr. Lust
Butler
N. J
Charles Gay
Cavendish
Doubleday
Vermont
Bryant
H. T. Brown
Julia
W. H. Mamlin
Chautauqua
Webb
Swift
PT. A
Wile
Orange County Music
Tallahassee
Sound Business
First National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Florida Public Service Company
Alfred Rehbaum
Mt.Dora
HOTEL
Co. C. Moorhead
Hale
Woodruff
Goodrich Tires
Goodrich
Kimball
Donnelly
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