Red and Black Shuffleboard Results Across Sessions
On Tuesday May 11 Red and Black played on 11 courts with Pete Rohm directing. Winners included Garbe Bridgman 112 88 over Red. Kinsman Garriott 105 75 over Black. Referees Owen McCauley umpires Patch Sutliff scorers Prentice Sutliff. Next Friday Red and Black saw Bloom Derby win 104 72 over Red with Patch Buxton taking 106 85 over Black. Officials Smith Rohm McCauley Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Rohm
James Thetford
Nina Patch
Fred Garbe
Millie Bridgman
Garbe-Bridgman
Lee Kinsman
Vera Garriott
John Sachs
Grace Dooley
Bert Owen
Clyde McCauley
Carroll Patch
Joe Smith
Bernice Prentice
Jennie Sutliff
Leonard Chaffee
Mrs. Spangler
Frank Bloom
Vivian Derby
Bloom- Derby
Leisurely European Tours for Older Americans
The American Association of Retired Persons and National Retired Teachers Association offer 72 tours for travelers over 55. The AARP NRTA Grand Circle Tour lasts 50 to 56 days visiting England Holland Germany Switzerland Italy Monaco and France with a New York departure. Tours emphasize slow pacing hotels near sights ample food and restful downtime. For details contact AARP NRTA Travel Service 555 Madison Avenue New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidelberg
Pompeii
Pisa
Cologne
Europe
Castle San Angelo
Hadrian's Bridge
American Association of Retired Persons
National Retired Teachers Association
AARP
NRTA
Grand Circle
England
Holland
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
Monaco
France
New York
Verne
Nata Travel Service
Madison Avenue
Rome
Hague
Zurich
Nice
Albion Land Elected CAR Leader at Sunday Meeting
Albion Land of Tangerine was elected president of the Children of the American Revolution at a Sunday Coa coochee Society meeting. Offcers named include Bard Lappin of Eustis as vice president May Ann Erben as secretary treasurer Tommy Land as registrar Jimmy Swift as chaplain Jimmy Clark as historian Barbara Bissell of Mount Dora as publicity chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coacoochee Society
Children of the American Revolution
Albion Land
Tangerine
Bard” Lappin
Eustis
May Ann Erben
Tommy Land
Jimmy Swift
Jimmy Clark
Barbara Bissell
Mount Dora
Mount Dora F and A M Lodge Meets With Dinner
Mount Dora Lodge No. 238 F and A M conducts its meeting with Masters degree to be conferred. First section 5 30 p m dinner after. second section at 8 p m. Visiting Masons invited. Attendees include Allen Wit tington Mount Dora Jack Ann Sally Mary Wilkerson Eustis Bill Kennedy and Charles Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Whittington
Mount Dora
Jack
Ann
Sally
Mary Wilkerson
Eustis
Bill
Charles Kennedy
Daylily Show Set for Leesburg County Bank Event
First Annual Daylily Show invites all growers and collectors to enter unregistered blooms at the bank building 800 North Boulevard West Leesburg from 2 to 6 30 p m on Sunday. Entries 8 to 11 a m. Free plant for first 500 attendees and trophies for top exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
North Boulevard West
Leesburg
N. Boulevard
Florida Southern Opens Summer Session June 14 at Lakeland
Florida Southern College Lakeland announces a summer session from June 14 to August 6 offering 71 courses across art biology business economics citrus education English history government industrial arts mathematics music physics psychology religion and sociology. Two teacher workshops run June 16 to July 2 and July 7 to 23 with nine three credit hour courses each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Southern College
Lakeland
Florida Southern
Mrs. Alice Bolton Passes After 20 Years in Mount Dora
Mrs. Alice K. Bolton 76 died Sunday. Formerly of New Haven Conn she lived in Mount Dora over 20 years. Services at St Thomas Episcopal Church Eustis Tuesday 2 PM. She held multiple church and lineage society roles and is survived by niece Ruth L. McLean. Interment in Springfield Mass. Rehbaum Funeral Home arranged the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice K. Bolton
New Haven
Conn
Mount Dora
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Eustis
Cannon Eugene L. Nixon
Ocklawaha
D.A.R
Daytona Beach
New England Women
Christian Temple Mason
Florida Society of Colonial Dames
John Holand
Winter Park
Society of the Mayflower
Frances J. Dade
United States Daughters of 1812
Old Plymouth Colony
Episcopal
Mary Baker Eddy on labor and compassion
A brief pithy exhortation attributed to Mary Baker Eddy urging selflessness in service to humankind. The sentiment centers on relinquishing ego to focus on helping others and advancing collective welfare. The quote reflects Eddy’s spiritual philosophy of compassion and duty.
Fosdick on God Not a Cosmic Bellboy
The author argues that God is not a magical bellboy and cannot be summoned by a simple button press to grant awe or rewards. He reflects on the nature of divine response and human expectation.
Pasteur and the germ theory shaping medical science
Louis Pasteur, a French schoolmaster, is hailed as a pivotal figure in medicine for proving the germ theory of disease and advancing bacteriology. The piece notes his influence on research directions and his lasting impact on health science. A small ad plugs Seabrook's Pharmacy and a household hint about cellophane tape on medicine labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Pasteur
Pasteur
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Kinsman-Garriott
Leasant
PAG
Joe
Bethel Smith
Madison
Norman Cabic
North
James Swager
Niles
Ohio
Leonard “Pete” Rohm
Indiana
Knoebel Garriott
Bedford
Frank Stewart
Sylvan Shores
J. G. Ray, Jr
Jules Verne
CAR
F.&a.m. Lodge
Chevy
Chevrolet
S. Bay St
Eustis, Florida
Florida
Alice Bolton
Y Ld
Mt. Dora
Mary Baker Eddy
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Bill Seabrook
Seabrook
North Donnelly Street
Old Milwaukee Beer
Mount Dora, Fla
Paul Newman and
Patricia Neal
Adult Entertainment
the Satan
SUN
MON
Golden Triangle
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