Home Demonstration Club Meets Next Week
The Home Demonstration Club schedules its regular meeting for Wednesday at two o clock with Mrs. Allen to attend. A recent sewing school in Mount Dora produced many dresses and gowns and included general instructions. Mr. and Mrs. T J Potter hosted a supper and bridge party Saturday night with two tables of bridge. prizes went to Miss Margaret Simpson and Mr. Jack Simpson of the Villa Dora Hotel. Guests included Mrs. Parfitt, Mrs. Ethelyn Zell, Mrs. Violetta Downs, and Mr. and Mrs. F H Begole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Potter
Margaret Simpson
Jack Simpson
Villa Dora
Parfitt
Ethelyn Zell
Violetta Downs
F. H. Begole
Pot Luck Bridge Club Holds Supper and Bridge Night
The Pot Luck Bridge Club enjoyed a supper and evening of bridge Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Helms in Sylvan Shores. Ladies prizes went to Mrs. C. R. Javens and Mrs. W. W. Haygood. Men’s prizes to Dr. M. Wells and Mr. J. G. Ray. Next meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. Haygood in Apopka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pot Luck Bridge Club
C. J. Helms
Sylvan Shores
C. R. Javens
W. W. Haygood
M. Wells
J. G. Ray
Bridge Party Honors High and Low Scores at Clayton Street
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Turrentine hosted a Saturday bridge party with three tables on Clayton street. Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Thayer won high score and Mr. and Mrs. Rabin Battle took low score after progressions, followed by a salad course and dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Turrentine
Clayton Street
Burgess Thayer
Rabin Battle
Week End House Party Hosted by Mary Louise Rehbaum
Miss Mary Louise Rehbaum hosted a weekend house party with her mother Mrs Alfred Rehbaum as chaperone. Guests Frances Fuller Burnell Holder from DeLand Emily Battle and Betty Ingram from Mount Dora joined in Friday evening, a Rock Springs picnic, church choir duty, and a final Sunday disbanding at the Rehbaum home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Rehbaum
Alfred Rehbaum
Rehbaum
Rock Springs
Congregational Church
Mary Louise
Frances Fuller
Burnell Holder
De-Land
Emily Battle
Betty Ingram
Mount Dora
Children Day Service At The Community Church
A Sunday morning service at the Community Church featured a pantomime recounting the church school’s history. Miss Margaret Lewis, teacher of the Beginners department, presented the Bible story to the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lewis
School pageant traces creation to Emmaus vision
Mrs. Frank David son presented scenes for a children’s program from creation to flood. The program opened with a synagogue school, moved through middle ages altar boys, then a Robert Raikes style class with Frances Harvey teaching, and finished with Mrs. Evans’s dramatization of Cleopas meeting Christ on the road to Emmaus from Luke 24:18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davidson
Robert Raikes
Frances Harvey
Evan
Cleopas
Christ
Emmaus
Forty second wedding anniversary surprise porch party
Mrs E D Parker hosted a Friday porch party for the Ladies Aid at her Grandview Street home. Forty three ladies attended as the Parker couple marked their forty second anniversary with flowers, refreshments, and a guessing game won by Mary MacDonell and Margaret Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Parker
Grandview Street
Washington
Ronsheim
Henry Banks
Mabel Cleary
Going Away Party for Northbound Guests Hosted by Downs
Mrs Ethelyn Zell, Mrs Parfitt and Mrs Violetta hosted a going away party Tuesday evening at their home. Honor guests Mr and Mrs F H Begole, Mr and Mrs Carl Graves, and Mr and Mrs H H Mallory are leaving for the north. Guests received money bags with gold coins to avoid stranding en route. Bridge prizes awarded: ladies Mallory high, Birkbeck second, Potter average. men Graves high, Mallory second, Begole average. Others present included Miss Margaret Simpson and a roster of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelyn Zell
Parfitt
Violetta
Downs
F. H. Begole
Carl Graves
H. H. Mallory
North
Fred MacMahon
Mallory
A. W. Birkbeck
T. J. Potter
Graves
Mr. Begole
Margaret Simpson
Jack Simpson
George LaDue
A. C. Quixley
Estella Clark
Mary MacDonell
R. N. White
Engagement announced of Bettye Bouterse to Jefferson Ray Jr
Reverend and Mrs. M. J. Bouterse announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Bettye Cecil Bouterse to Jefferson Grover Ray Jr. The wedding will take place in due course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettye Bouterse
J. G. Ray, Jr
M. J. Bouterse
Bettye Cecil Bouterse
Jefferson Grover Ray, Jr
Mount Dora Wedding Set at First Baptist Church
Monday evening June first at the First Baptist church in Mount Dora the wedding of Miss Bouterse and Mr. Ray will take place with her sister-in-law as matron of honor and Carter as best man. Dorothy Ann Bouterse and Harry Bouterse Jr. will be flower girl and ring bearer respectively. Rev. M. J. Bouterse will officiate. Miss Bouterse, a Stetson graduate and Alpha Xi Delta member, teaches at Mount Dora Public School. Mr. Ray, UF alumnus and Mount Dora Lumber Co. junior partner, invites friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Mount Dora
Bouterse
Carter
Glenn Brown
Dorothy Ann Bouterse
Harry Bouterse, Jr
Miami
M. J. Bouterse
Miss Bouterse
Stetson University
Alpha Xi Delta
Ray
University of Florida
Mount Dora Lumber Company
Nutt-Dean announce marriage in Saint Thomas church
Mr and Mrs Robert H Nutt of 647 Woodland Avenue announce the marriage of their daughter Rachel Evans to Nathaniel Wheaton Dean on Wednesday May twentieth at Saint Thomas church Eustis with Reverend David T Johnson officiating. The couple left for their summer home in Winchester New Hampshire after the ceremony.
Elizabeth S. Smith Weds Harvey L. Davis in Mount Dora
Miss Elizabeth S. Smith and Harvey L. Davis wed Thursday at the Smith home in Fruitland Park. Mrs. Davis, a former Mount Dora sixth grade teacher and Leesburg faculty member, holds an L. S. degree from the Florida State College for Women. Mr. Davis works in Leesburg’s drug trade and is from Center Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Leesburg
W. J. Davis
Center
Alabama
Georgia Florida pair unite in May 10 ceremony
Miss Ethelyn Elizabeth Arnold of Rayle Georgia wed William Keen Stokley of Mount Dora Florida in a 10:00 a.m. ceremony at the bride’s home. Dr. John D. Mell officiated before a simple floral setting with music by local performers and family members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokley-Arnold
Georgia
Florida
Ethelyn Elizabeth Arnold
Rayle
William Keen Stokley
Mount Dera
John D. Mell
Athens
Marion Broadhurst
Loyd Eddings
Bay City
Texas
Sara Drake
Commerce
Betty Anne Callway
Crawford
Georgette
L. G. Arnold
Henry Arnold
Lincoln
Nebraska
Bride and groom plan wedding journey after reception
The bride and her groom depart for a wedding journey in their car and will settle in Mount Dora after completion, where he will work in the drug business. The bride, educated at Georgia State College for Women with a specialty in diaretics, is described as lovable and accomplished. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Stokley of Mount Dora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Arnold
Mattie Cheney
G. C. Watkins
Atlanta
H. H. Hunter
Crawfordsville
T. J. Burke
Scott. Ga
Sara Frances Hunter
Stokley
Mount Dora
Georgia State College For Women
Mr. Stokley
C. L. Stokley
Various Local Residents Leave for Summer Homes and Trips
The community details gatherings and travel plans of residents. Many will spend summer in places from North Carolina to Vermont, Florida to Iowa, with pauses for talks, picnics, and hospital updates. Notable names include Mary Elizabeth Simpson, Miss Affa Hubbell, and Mr. Theodore Jensen recovering after surgery.
Winter home trip takes several to Miami and Hendersonville
A group including Miss On, Dr. Charles Galli, Dr. M. Wells, Mr. Dahm, Mr. P. Whitten, Mrs. Hortense Davis and children Frances and Bessie, left on Saturday for Miami. Miss Laura H Barney, with her parents, went to Hendersonville North Carolina taking Jerry Davis for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Massey
Tremain Street
Malone
Charles Galli
M. Wells
Dahm
P. Whitten
West
Hortense Davis
Frances
Bessie
Miami
Laura H. Barney
Hendersonville
N. C
Jerry Davis
Poppy Day Observance Reflects War Memorial Meaning
On May 23 Americans will wear red poppies to honor World War I dead and support living veterans. Proceeds fund disabled veterans and their families, with poppies made by veterans and aided by high school students, underscoring sacrifice and remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Lonesome Hospital
France
Wentworth Night Honors Des Moines Transport Chief
The Transportation Club of Des Moines hosts a Wentworth night at the Kirkwood hotel to honor Col. E M Wentworth retiring from the Pennsylvania railroad. Judge Henderson will MC and Charles Lyon will speak on thought. The event includes a 6 30 dinner and a women’s glee club performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
E. M. Wentworth
Mount Dora
Wentwrth
H. C. Rainey
Tavares Road
Pennsylvania Railroad
Transportation Club of Des Moines
Kirkwood Hotel
Wentworth
John H. Henderson
Iowa Commerce Counsel
Charles W. Lyon
Rally and Circus by Central Florida Scouts at City Auditorium
The Boy Scout Council of Central Florida will stage a rally and circus at the Orlando City Auditorium on Monday night June 1 at 7 30. Tickets cost 10 and 20 cents and the event features competitive scouting activities, stunts, pantomimes, and plays by several troops indoors to suit all weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Council of
Central Florida
Exposition Park
Orlando
Orlando City
Control Sago Palm Blight with Bordeaux Mixture
Dr G F Weber associate plant pathologist with the Florida Experiment Station advises spraying sago palms showing yellow brown leaflet margins with a Bordeaux mixture 4 4 50 containing calcium caseinate at 1 pound per 50 gallons. Apply to new growth before it reaches 4 inches in length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Weber
Florida Experiment Station
Notice to Creditors for Hortense E Dickson Estate
Probate notice to creditors beneficiaries and claimants of Hortense E Dickson also known as Hortense W Dickson deceased. Claims must be filed within twelve months from April 30 1931 with Lake County Florida County Judge in Tavares. Sworn statements required. Administrator Robert W Dickson Mount Dora address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense E. Dickson
Hortense W. Dickson
E. M. Tally
Lake County
Florida
Tavares
Soto Anecients Bante A.D
Robert W. Dickson
P. O
Mount Dora
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Social Register
Mary Elizabeth Simpson
Lloyd Anderson
North Carolina
Evelyn Trace
Fifth Avenue
J. J. Alvord
Mrs. Palmer
Green Farms
Conn
H. E. Wadham
Hamden, Conn
Affa Hubbell
Russia
Methodist Church
Frances Gregory
Omen
G. Raymond LaBreck
Mount Kisco
N. Y
Mrs. Huestis Eddy
Waukon
H. G. Cloyes
Jacksonville
Vermont
George C. Thompson
East Liverpool
Frank R. Parker
Salem
Mass
William Hockman
Red Bank
N. J
H. V. Fish
Helen Street
Bertha Eddy
Woodland Avenue
Richard Eddy
John R. Flavell
Bradley Beach
Lake Dora
Theodore Jensen
Tremain Court
Marquette, Mich
Dr. Richardson
Ormazd Grotto
Jean Hendrie
Sewickley, Pa
Mt. Dora Theatre
Charlie
Charles Ruggles
Metro
Betty Compson
Elliott Nugent
Jean Arthur
Paramount Sound News
Helen Twelvetrees
Bryant Washburn
Buck Jones
American Legion
Scouts
W. C. Williams
Sylvan Shores Road
Red Mount Dora
SAGO
Eustis Theatre
John Barrymore
Trilby
Metro News
Reginald Denny Arlotte Greenwood
Alhambra
EL Brendel
MR. Lemon
Orange
Fox News
Ken Maynard
Bard
Broadway
Elizabeth
Waller
Osteopathic Physician
Donnelly
Lake View
R. C. Conklin
M. D
Donnelly St. Mount Dora
Fla
Idr. Richardson
Fourth Ave
Dora
State of Florida
Osteopathic—Medicine Surgery Hospital
Sidel
Sidel’s Market
W. E. Lackey, Jeweler
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!