Mount Dora social notes highlight visits and travels
Dr and Mrs A Bruce Gill host Muskingum College visitors in Mount Dora. Rev Robert Montgomery praises local flora. Mrs Kate Gill returns from England with son Raymond. niece Priscilla Marvin earns Outstanding Freshman Woman at Stetson University. John H Hall rehired as NY consultant. Mrs Harry Patten to summer home in New York. Mrs Bessie Phillips misses granddaughter’s summer visit. Miss Bess H Medary receives Alumni Achievement Award for medical social service work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dorn
A. Bruce Gill
Muskingum (Presbyterian) College
New Concord
Ohio
Priscilla Marvin
Emma Williard School
Troy
N. Y
Stetson University
Tau Beta Sigma
Kappa Kappa Psi
John H. Hall
Donnelly St
Western Union Telegraph Co
New York
Hall
Mount Dora
Harry R. Patten
Larchmont
Bob Tilkus
Our City
Bessie Phillips
East Eighth Ave
William Robinson
Detroit
Mich
Dawn
Dienne
Bess H. Medary
Bertha Eddy
South Clayton St
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Rhode Island Hospital
Providence
R. L
Miss Medary
Marjorie Medary
Zellwood Garden Club Ends Spring Session with Installations
The Zellwood Garden Club held its last spring meeting at the Community Center with Mrs. W. C. McCormack hosting. Mrs. Clare Roach presided as president, and new officers were installed by Mrs. Grinnell. Members present included Mesdames Vincent Osborn Langford Grinnell McClure Pugh Love and King and Dr Irma Miller. Glenn Ledford will attend the Ocala Conservation Camp June 13 19. The group spent time glazing ceramics from the April session and planned a fall bazaar to sell finished pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zellwood Garden Club
W. C. McCormack
Clare Roach
Mesdames
George S. Vincent
Ralph Osborn
Leonard Langford
Charles Grinnell
Leon Osborn
Paul Hughes
Miner Stackpole
George McClure
Martha Pugh
William Rice
William D. Lovelady
Irma Miller
Estelle King
Eulice Hall
Woodward and
Washington Sts
Qur Club
Glenn Ledford
Ocala
Kiwanis Club Resolves in Memory of Esther Bishop
Mount Dora Kiwanis issues a memorial resolution for Esther Bishop a longtime club pianist and community volunteer who served 15 years with the Mount Dora chapter. The board expresses deepest sympathy to her family and notes her years of service in song leadership and civic work. Resolution passed May 6 1965 signed by president Charles S Pettyjohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Mount Dora
Esther Bishop
Kiwanis Club of
Charles S. Pettyjohn
Student Council election slated for Friday May 21
The eight candidates contesting the Student Council offices include Allen Whittington Connie Penley for President Susan Bruch and Jackie Pease for Veep Lorene Brown and Cindy Shipes for Secretary and Alice Toy or Marty Cox for Treasurer Campaign speeches take place Thursday and ballots Friday The Seniors prepare Holler essays due Wednesday and the Key Club pool party was held last Monday night at City pool Two plays directed by Byron Nicols The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife and The Valiant will be staged Thursday evening in the High School Cafetorium Everyone is invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Whittington
Connie Penley
Susan Bruch
Jackie Pease
Veep
Lorene Brown
Cindy Shipes
Alice Toy
Marty Cox
Key Club
City Pool
Byron Nicols
Lake County Duplicate Club Hosts Eight-Table Bridge Night
The Lake County Duplicate Club met at the Umatilla Community Building for an eight table Mitchell master point game. N S winners were H D Hufford with Mrs. J Born man first, Ernest Butler with Mrs. Bernard McCabe second, Mrs. Ellen Confer with Mrs. Ray third. E W winners were Mrs sae ue at Maes Martin with Wesley Elston and Mrs W Ege aa tied for first and second, and Mrs Joe Lee third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Umatilla
Mitchell
H. D. Hufford
J. Bornman
Ernest — Butler
Bernard © McCabe
Ellen Confer
Ray
Sae Ue
Maes Martin
Wesley Elston
W.egeaa
Joe Lee
Easy Spring Barbecue Includes Marinated Chicken and Angel Cake
A portable stainless steel rotisserie cooks marinated chicken breasts with a closed top to trap juices. Artichoke salad nests and a strawberry decorated angel cake offer a complete spring barbecue menu with step by step marinade and grilling instructions.
Cornell College Marks End Of 112th Year In Commencement
Cornell College will close its 112th year with a June 6 commencement. President Arland F. Christ-Janer will confer degrees on about 175 graduates, grant four honorary doctorates, and give Alumni Achievement Awards to three Cornellians. Honorees include Earl J. McGrath, Bentley Glass, Robert Hartung, and Lawrence W. Towner. Alumni Awardees are John R. Coulson, Arthur F. Janssen, and Bess Medary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell College
Arland F. Christ-Janer
John R. Coulson
Parkside
Chicago
Arthur F. Janssen
Maquoketa
Workshop Planned by Florida Federation of Women’s Clubs
The Florida Federation of Women’s Clubs District 7 will hold a Workshop meeting Tuesday at 9 30 a m at the Leesburg Women’s Club. A Dutch luncheon at noon may be had at the Lancer’s Restaurant in Leesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Federation of Women’s Clubs
Leesburg
Circle Meetings of Women’s Association at Local Homes
The Women’s Association of First Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday at 9 45 a m at designated homes Ruth Circle with Mrs Jerry Bason Rebecca Circle with Mrs D Maltby Martha Circle with Mrs Glenn Schillerstrom and Mary Circle with Mrs M Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association of
First Presbyterian Church
Ruth
Jerry Bason
Rebecca
D. Maltby
Martha
Glenn Schillerstrom
Mary
M. Pierce
Optometric Group Elects Barker As County Director
Dr Leonard Barker of Sylvan Shores was chosen Lake County Director of the Central Florida Optometric Assn at a recent meeting. Officeholders for 1965 66 include President Reynolds Swanson Orlando VP Robert Sennett Leesburg Secretary J R Mitchem Azalea Park Treasurer Joseph Devine Pine Hills plus County Directors Dr Leonard Glickstein Orange Dr R Landall Volusia Dr F Murray Osceola and Dr C Persons Seminole. The Women’s Auxiliary elected Mrs Richard Henrick president Mrs J R Mitchem vice president and Mrs Daniel Ritz secretary treasurer. A joint banquet and installation is set for Orlando Tuesday June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Barker
Sylvan Shores
Lake County
Central
Leonard Glickstein
Orange County
R. Landall
Volusia County
F. Murray
Osceola County
C. Persons
Seminole County
Women’s Auxiliary
Association
Richard Henrick
J. R Mitchem
Daniel Ritz
Orlando
Dunton Named To Lakes and Hills Club Committee
Lakes and Hills Garden Club president Roy S. William appointed Mrs. Leo Dunton as Ways and Means chair with co chair Mrs. E A Nimnicht. The group plans a Desert Bridge fundraiser on Friday December 3 at Circle members homes with 100 tables expected and workshops for tallies prizes and door prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy S. William
The
Lakes and Hills
Audubon Society Seeks Cypress Tracts In Florida
The Florida Audubon Society seeks cypress swamps as natural area preserves. Through Mr and Mrs A M Daviss gift five acres of undisturbed cypress swamp near Groveland were deeded to the society. Executive director C Russell Mason notes cypress wood value and swamps as nesting sites for birds and homes for bobcats and raccoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Florida Audubon Society
A. M. Davis
Groveland
Davises
C. Russell Mason
State Audubon Society
Davis
Southland
Rainbow Girls Install New Officers Sunday
The Order of Rainbow Girls will install officers Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Masonic Temple Cathy Stewart to be worthy adviser Jeannie Wilson installing officer Others to be installed include Betty Kelsey Cheri Shivers Nancy Ham Judy Ham Pam Carlton Sheila Ham Nancy King Carol Pugh Linda Hodges Marilyn Miller Carol Brown Judy Nation Beth Johnston Shirley Edenfield Melinda Hagan Mary Pugh and others in the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Cathy Stewart
Jeannie Wilson
Betty Kelsey
Cheri Shivers
Nancy Ham
Hope
Judy Ham
Pam Carlton
Shelia Ham
Debbie Brown
Nancy King
Carol Pugh
Linda Hodges
Marilyn Miller
Carol Brown
Fidelity
Judy Nation
Beth Johnston
Service
Shirley Edenfield
Confidential
Melinda Hagan
Outer Observer
Mary Pugh
Musician
Students Seek Summer Jobs From Lake Sumter College
Lake and Sumter County businessmen and women are reminded that many Lake-Sumter Junior College students seek summer employment for practical experience and funding. The college can place students in sales clerical secretarial work accounting bookkeeping business management drafting and design and other technical or scientific areas. Employers should contact Dean E J Bruns at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake and Sumter Counties
Lake-Sumter Junior College
E. J. Bruns
Bruns
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Montgomery
D. D
Chigiellagak, thepsCollate
Iaritta
Michigan
Kate A. Gill
Ninth Ave
England
Raymond Gill
Paris
Holland
Robert
Jordan Marsh
Golden Door
Esther
Optometric Group
Barker
Mrs. Dunton
Committee of Lakes, Hills Club
Audubon Society
Cypress
Rainbow Girls
W. Fifth Ave
Jennie
Alexander St
Tussy
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