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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1929

Page

4

Calgary Stampede 1929 Weeklong Frontier Festival

Calgary Alberta prepares for the 1929 Calgary Stampede July 8 to 13 with Guy Weadick as manager promising a bigger event. Prizes from E W Beatty and Sir Thomas Lipton will highlight bronco busting steer decorating calf roping and wild horse races among other contests. Indians camp at Victoria Park showcasing traditional skills while crowds admire the pageant of plains life.

Calgary Alberta Prince of Wiles E. W. Beatty Canadian Pacific Railway Thomas Lipton Victoria Park

Eastern i som Hosts Evening Bridge and Five Hundred

The Eastern i som held a Tuesday evening card party at the hotel parlor with rose decor. Sixteen tables hosted bridge and five hundred. prizes were awarded to several guests including Mrs A J Altizer Mrs Col oea farl Martin Miss Pike Mrs Paul Foland and others. Refreshments followed during the social hour with a partial guest list naming many local residents.

I. Som Cig A. J. Altizer Col Oea Farl Martin Miss the Pike Paul Foland Irene Carter Wallace Carter Otis Hale Clifford White G. R. Ray Pooser Rabin Battle Margaret Simpson Ruby Pike Galloway Kathleen Galloway T. J. Potter R.N. White W. A. Conrad A. W. Birkbeck

W. C. T. U. Holds Special Meeting

A special meeting at Dr. C L Callahan’s office was chaired by Mrs. Callahan. The group discussed the recent executive meeting in Clermont and urged the union to press for abolishing billboards advertising tobacco and cigarettes. A medal contest for public schools was proposed with prizes funded by the local union. The session adjourned to reconvene in June at the same location.

C. L. Callahan

King's Daughters Entertained for State Convention Delegates

Mrs. Horace Blunt entertained the King's Daughters at her home Wednesday evening. Regular business was discussed and delegates were chosen from Mount Dora for the first state convention in St. Augustine this week. Miss Ruth Atts, Miss Mamie True, Miss Bett West and Miss Hilda Streeton named as delegates. Refreshments were served and the meeting adjourned to meet with Miss Betty West on May 2.

Horace Blunt King’s Daughters Kings Daughters St. Agustine Ruthatts Mamie True Bett West Hilda Streeton Mount Dora Mee Betty West

Secret marriage announced for Miss Marjorie Colson and Edward Wilt

Coming as a surprise to many in the area, the marriage of Miss Marjorie Colson of this city to Edward Wilt of Eustis was held in DeLand on March 16. Mrs. Wilt is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Colson of St. Dora and is known in musical circles as a soprano. Mr. Wilt is the son of L. A. Wilt and twin brother of Don Wilt, long a resident of Eustis and a graduate of Eustis High School who later attended the University of Florida. He is currently employed by H. Miller company. Both newlyweds have many friends offering hearty congratulations and best wishes.

Marge Marjorie Colson Edward Wilt Eusbis DeLand Wilt Lemuel Colson St. Dora Mr. Wilt L.A. Wilt Dond Wilt Eustis Ustis High School University of Florida H. . .P. Miller Company Mrs. Wilt

Young Couple Starts Life With Bridegroom's Father

A young couple relocated to Eustis and are living with the bridegroom's father as they begin their new life together.

Piness Eustis

Surprise Party Honors Miss Wells On Fifteenth Birthday

Eleanor Wells was the honoree at a surprise party at her home on Monday celebrating her fifteenth birthday. Many games were played, gifts given, and refreshments served as guests enjoyed a delightful evening with attendees including Misses Mary Gorman Frances Harvey Shirley Schoenenberger Frances Elder Dorothy Battle Jane McGown Abbie Simpson Rhoda Simpson Ruth Loveless Margaret Ray Martha Wells.

Eleanor Wells Miss Wells Mary Gorman Frances Harvey Shirley Schoenenberger Frances Elder Dorothy, Battle Jane, McGown Abbie Simpson Rhoda Simpson Ruth Loveless Margaret Ray Martha Wells

Baptist Tabernacle Church Announcements

Sunday School at 9 45 a m with sermons at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Pastor D P Montgomery invites the public to attend all services Prayer meetingWednesday 7 30 p m and BY Ps A at 6 30 p m

B.Y D. P. Montgomery

Children’s Day Observed at Morning Worship May 26

D B Spencer pastor announces May 26 morning worship observance of Children’s Day with all fathers and mothers urged to attend. There will be no regular Sunday school exercises. May 26 at 7 p.m. Harriett Banks leads Christian Endeavorers on “How Missionaries Have Been Effective Leaders.” Endeavorers invite all to church parlors at 7:30 p.m. Friday May 24 for a social. No Wednesday meeting until further notice.

D. B. Spencer

Memorial Day and Seminary Services Schedule

On Sunday May 26 the church offers Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. followed by a Memorial Day sermon at 11:00 a.m. A Decoration Day note, Epworth League devotions for youth at 6:30 p.m. and a high school baccalaureate sermon at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Spencer will lead the music from the school. Mid-week service is at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. James H. Elder, Pastor.

Epworth League Spencer

First Church of Christ Scientist Eustis Services

Corner Grove Street and Lemon Avenue lists Sunday services at 11 a m and Sunday school at 9 45 a m Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8 p m Reading room open Tuesday and Saturday afternoons from 2 to 4 All are welcome into the church edifice.

Corner Grove St Lemon Avenue

Local residents return visits and travel plans noted

Mrs E E Truskett returns from Kansas after weeks away. Jack Heist of Chicago spends several weeks at his Lake Jem home. George Backus and family host and guests in Boca Grande. Umlauf couple leave for Buffalo after winter in Mount Dora. Arthur Frothingham and guests stay with Maddock and Brigham in Windermere on Sunday.

Jack Heist Chicago, Ill Lake Jem Arthur Frothingham E.S. Maddock Elizabeth Brigham Windermere

Wise Couple Headed to Wayzata Minnesota This Summer

Mr and Mrs H J Wise depart Sunday for their home in Wayzata Minnesota where they will spend the summer.

H. J. Wise Wayzata Minn

McGee Couple Leave for Summer Home in New Haven

Mr and Mrs E S McGee recently departed for their summer residence in New Haven Connecticut seeking cooler coastal surroundings and a relaxing season away from their usual routines.

New Haven, Conn

Winter visitors return to their homes from Florida and Georgia

Mrs. Frank Parker has left Mount Dora to return to Salem Mass. Mrs. L. P. Jones and her daughter Kathryn have come back from Atlanta Ga after a one month visit.

Frank Parker Mount Dora Salem Mass

Village Notes: Residents Begin Summer Travel

Mrs. Annie Wilson departed Wednesday for Lowell Indiana to spend the summer months. Mrs. Harrold Coleman has returned from Detroit Michigan after visiting there for several weeks.

Annie Wilson Lowell Ind Harrold Coleman Detroit Mich

Weekend Travels Mentioned for Malone and Nutt

Mr. and Mrs. George Malone spent Saturday at Daytona Beach. R. H. Nutt has left Mount Dora and will spend the summer at Cliffside New Jersey.

George Malone Daytona Beach R. H. Nutt Mount Dora Cliffside, N. J

Hibbards Plan Six-Week Visit and Summer Trip

Mr and Mrs Hibbard and their granddaughter Florence will travel north next Wednesday. The Hibbards will stay about six weeks and return to Mount Dora in July. Miss Mildred Marsh will visit her Bridgeport grandparents before going to New York for the summer.

Mrs. Hibbard Florence Miss Mildred Marsh

Memorial Day Flower Donations for Cemetery

Citizens are asked to donate flowers for graves at Memorial Day by leaving them with Mrs. George Dahlin of Malone Realty by Wednesday afternoon May 29. The fitting ceremonies are set for May 30 and flowers will be moved to the graves. The Park Board and Mrs. George Zell are credited for improving City Hall grounds with weed removal shrubbery planting and a new lawn.

George Dahlin Malone Realty Company Park Board George Zell City Hall

Road to Health Is Path to Beauty Says Rubinstein Expert

New York reports world famous beauty authority Helena Rubinstein urges health as the foundation of beauty. She says rhythmic exercises strengthen the body and restore function, arguing beauty begins with the engine rather than cosmetic surface work.

New York Mme Helena Rubinstein London Paris Mme. Rubinstein

Chamber of Commerce Adopts Resolution to Honor Brown

Continued from page 1 the board commends President Brown for loyal untiring leadership during the past year. H C Hannah chairs briefly as the board adjourns sine die and the annual meeting begins with S H Bowman Glermont Charles Demko Altoona E C Huey Lady Lake among the seated directors for the next year.

Brown H. C. Hannah Chamber of Commerce S. H. Bowman Glermont Charles Demko Altoona E. C Huey Lady Lake

Local Names Mentioned in Lyon County Notice

District list includes Tula F C Grable South Clermont Dr O J Woodley Mohawk F W Lagerquist Tavares among participants and signatories in an ongoing community notice with several unnamed residents. The fragment suggests a municipal or parish roster in a formal recording.

Tula F. C. Grable South Clermont O. J. Woodley Tavares

Sparkling Hats Dazzle in Midwinter Millinery Parade

Fashion notes by Julia Bottomley celebrate glittering hats for day and evening wear. Toques, caps, and caps are encrusted with sequins, gold and silver cloth, rhinestones, and furbelows, offering a lavish array of gun metal, Egyptian influences, and bold color contrasts.

Western Newspaper Union

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Marion Abele Parade EW Beatty Ke Eastern Star Baptist Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal First Church OF Christ E. E. Truskett Kansas Mrs. George Backus Boca Grande William Umlauf Buffalo, N. Y Venus Mme Rubinstein Beautyscommand Madame Welena Rubinstein H. C. Brown By Julia Bottomley B. A. Williams Rome Jefferson Thomas Leesburg Com Merita American Bakeries Company
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