Farewell Dinner and Theatre Party Guests Named
Social Mr. F. E. Learned of Ninth Avenue entertained guests including Mr. Philip Bachert and Mrs. E. V. Clements at a farewell turkey dinner on Saturday and later at a theatre party. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarver and Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Short were also guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Learned
Ninth Avenue
Philip Bachert
E. V. Clements
Frank Sarver
I. M. Short
Fifth Avenue
Frank Davidson
Thomas Armstrong
Grandview Street
Philip Bachett
County Home Demonstration Club Meeting at Tavares Today
The Lake County Home Demonstration club meets in the club kitchen at Tavares on Thursday May 27 for its monthly gathering. Amon er items include a short Seeks at F S C W in Tallahassee in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Home Demonstration Club
Lake County Home Demonstration Club
Tavares
Tallahassee
King's Daughters Event Hosted by Mrs. Tallant
The King's Daughters met Monday night at Donnelly Avenue Woodland home hosted by Mrs. Emma J. Tallant. Miss Betty West led devotion and Mrs. Mae Griffiths presided at the business session in the president's absence, with plans for the state executive board meeting. Cakes and fruit punch were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Emma J. Tallant
Donnelly Avenue
Woodland
Betty West
Mae Griffiths
Christie
State
King’s Daughters Organization
Miss Ethel Clark Honored At Lake Ola Picnic
Hostesses Miss Ada Kirby and guests hosted a Sunday picnic luncheon and swimming party at Miss Simpson's Lake Ola home in Shady Retreat. The event honored Miss Ethel Clark of Orlando, who wed Mr. Cuyler Smith that night. Orlando guests included Mrs. Campbell Thomas and other Motorcity attendees, with Mount Dora visitors also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gia Kirby
Miss Simpson
Lake Ola
Shady Retreat
Ethel Clark
Orlando
Cuyler Smith
Miss Clark
Campbell Thomas
J. V. Chapman
M. A. Smith
D V. Rouse
Roy Lee Smith
W. K. Price, Jr
F. S. Keith
Ouida
Luncheon Honors Mrs. De Tucker of Orlando
A bin luncheon honored Mrs. De Tucker of Orlando with many guests including Mrs. Land, Mrs. Fretwell, Owen Connor, Mrs. Thomas Cooley, Mrs. Lashar, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Swift of Atlanta, Mrs. Batton, Mrs. Chamberlain, Miss Chamberlain, Mrs. Bayard Roberts, Mrs. Estey, Mrs. Irrgang Jr., Mrs. Wilson of Winter Garden, and others. High score went to Mrs. Connor, second to Mrs. Vincent, screen prize to Mrs. Estey, low to Mrs. Allen. a boudoir lamp was presented to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Tucker
Orlando
Tucker
Ot Land
Almond Fretwell
Owen Connor
Jade
Thomas Cooley
T. Holmes Lashar
Truman Allen
Joseph Swift
Atlanta
Ardell Batton
Howard Chamberlain
Javens
Gerald Hurlburt
Edith Chamberlain
Bayard Roberts
C. H. Estey
Charles Irrgang Jr
Killarney
Wilson
Winter Garden
J. H. Tucker
Herndon
Vincent
Walter Tucker
Roy L. Pierce
Connor
Screeno
Estey
Allen
Engagement of Miss Nelle Bryant Announced
Mr and Mrs J M Bryant of Mount Dora announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Nelle Bryant to Mr Donald Condit Jr also of Mount Dora. The wedding will be June second at the Hotel Mount Dora where her father is manager. After a brief southern trip they will reside in Niagara Falls New York where Mr Condit is employed and will be at home after June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bryant
Mount Dora
Nelle Bryant
Donald Condit
Miss Bryant
Tennessee
Lenoir
New Jersey
New York State
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Condit
Juniors Entertain Seniors at Mount Dora High Banquet
Mount Dora High School held its annual Junior-Senior banquet Friday night with carnival themed decorations and programs. HI-POINTS, the school publication, provides a detailed account of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora High School
Local Social Guests List For Event Attendance
Attendees included Nana T Evelyn Cassady and Helen Meadows as members. Senior guests featured Nina Walden Eudora White Dorothy Loveless and Mary Louise Rehbaum among others. Junior guests listed were Natalie Spilky Hazel Edwards Ossie Ginther Nona Mortensen and several more with Bayard Roberts Jr and Ed Kimball among the names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nana T. Evelyn Cassady
Helen Meadows
Missa Pemberton
D. Roseborough
T. Sawyer, Jr
K. L. Carpenter
W. A. Vincent
Nina Walden
Eudora White
Dorothy Loveless
Mary Louise Rehbaum
Willie Kate Grantham
Emily Battle
Ellen Schrup
David Harvey
Woodrow Wingler
Frederick Sleight
Tracy Kramer, Jr
Carroll Hall
L. C
Ed Kimball
Curtis Minkley
Stewart Pike
J. W. Shaw
William Turrentine
Donald Strickland
Summer travels of Mount Dora residents light up notices
Personal items record Mr and Mrs D W Ten Broeck heading to Rhinebeck New York for the summer. Patricia Saltsman and daughters Thelma and Maxine depart for Hendersonville North Carolina. Many couples plan summers in Ohio New Jersey Florida and beyond with leisure travels and home plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Saltsman
Thelma and
Maxine Saltsman
Hendersonville
N. C
Orange County P T A Plans Summer Socials
Treasurer Mrs. F. O. Brando led plans for a hot semi monthly social program this summer with two hostesses per event at various homes. Two picnic trips were added and refreshments followed the meeting for members and out of town guests. The Orange County Council met at the Country Club in Orlando with Tangerine P T A sending the largest non school delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Brando
Orange County Council
Country Club
Orlando
Tangerine P. T. A
Orlando City
New Mount Dora Hi-Y Officers Take Office
The Mount Dora Hi-Y Club held its final meeting of the season at the high school. New officers were elected: Bayard Roberts as president, Willaim Turrentine as vice president, Ed Kimball secretary, Theo Green chaplain, Richard Shipes sergeant at arms, and Curtis Minkley treasurer, replacing the prior officers as school closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Tom Strickland Graduates Top Honors From Citrus High
Thomas W. Strickland of Citra and Mount Dora will graduate with honors in the class of 37 from Citrus High School. He serves as senior class president and athletic manager, captains the baseball team, and is valedictorian. He will receive a bronze key and speak at commencement June 4 with Ex-Governor John W. Martin delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Citra
Florida
Citra High School
Thomas W. Strickland
E. E. Strickland
Geo. W. Sheffer
John W. Martin
Tom Strickland
Citrus High School
Athletic Association
Marion County
Medical Association
Tom
Stetson University Commencement Events Schedule
The Stetson University DeLand program runs June 4 to 7 with a music concert Friday at 8 pm in the auditorium. The President's reception for graduates is Saturday 4:30 to 5:30 pm in the art room. Saturday 8 pm the Stetson Players stage King Lear in the Little Theatre. Baccalaureate Sunday at 11 am in the verses auditorium Elizabeth all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetson University
DeLand
School of Music
Stetson Players
Little Theatre
Verses
Elizabeth All
Tangerine P T A Holds Season End Meeting
The final P T A of the season served as the annual meeting. Reports show a successful year, with Mrs Walter Akerman of Orlando, president of the Orange Coin Council, installing officers led by President Mrs O W Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Akerman
Orlando
The
Orange Coin Council
O. W. Connor
Tea for parents and visitors in Chaudoin parlors Sunday
A tea for parents and other visitors will be held in the Chaudoin parlors from 4 to 5 Sunday afternoon. At 5 15 the Stetson Band will offer a concert in the Forest of Arden. Bat formal graduation exercises start at 10 Monday morning in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaudoin
Stetson Band
Forest of Arden
Bat
New Smyrna Prepares Golden Jubilee Celebration
New Smyrna marks 50 years since incorporation with events starting Saturday including an Old Fiddlers contest and dances at the city bandshell. A Sunday Mass, picnic at Smyrna Yacht Club, pageant, Landis address, and Old Fort concert cap the jubilee with dignitaries from Florida and national figures invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Smyrna
Minorcans
Woman’s Club
Unday
Smyrna Yacht Club
Cary D. Landis
Old Fort
Landis
Volusia County
Fred Cone
U. S
Claude Pepper
Charles ©. Andrews
Joe Hendricks
DeLand
Swift & Co leases abbatoir at Ocala Farmers Market
W E Ellis announces Swift & Co the world’s largest packer has leased the abbatoir unit at Ocala’s Central Florida Farmers Market. The plant will service ten to fifteen Central Florida counties, providing a year round daily cash market for cattle calves hogs and sheep with an annual payroll around 80000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Ellis
Ocala
Florida
Leesburg Boys Win Prestigious Military Academy Appointments
Two Leesburg youths receive national military academy appointments. Steve Harrison earns a nomination to the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis while Robert Kramer is named to the United States Military Academy at West Point. Senator William L. Hill helped secure both placements for Lake County students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
Steve Harrison
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Robert Kramer
United States Military Academy
West Point
William L. Hill
Lake County
Late Winter Park civic leader John H. Neville dies at 57
John H. Neville 57 of Winter Park died Saturday in an Orlando hospital after a short illness. Private funeral services were held in Orlando with Rev. John H. Hanger officiating. Neville, Rollins Decoration of Honor recipient, attended Rollins Academy and Cornell University. Survived by widow Jessie B. Neville, two daughters Laura M. Neville and Elizabeth N. Williamson of Winter Park, a son Jack B. Neville of Seattle, and his mother Laura M. Neville of Lawrence Kansas. He had lived in Mount Dora and Sylvan Shores before moving to Winter Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Neville
John. H. Neville
Winter Park
Orlando
Eiselstein Brothers Funeral
Neville
Rollins
Lawrence, Kas
Mount Dora
Sylvan Shores
Death of Former Winter Visitor at Mount Dora
In a letter from Mrs. L. E. Cross of North East Pennsylvania the death in March of Mrs. N. P. Stowe is noted. Mrs. Stowe spent several winters in Mount Dora and at one time served as secretary of the Tourist Club after a period of sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Cross
North East
Mount Dora
N. P. Stowe
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Freddie Bartholomew
Madeleine Carroll
Tyrone Power
Laurel and Hardy
Drin Inces
Sabu
Elephant Boy
Toomai
Ele
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Rudyard Kip
Ling
Selznick
Eran
Pant Bhible Gamnor
D. W. Ten Broeck
Rhinebeck, N. Y
Mrs. M. W. Simpson
Hot Springs
Ark
Mrs. C. E. Abbott
Chattanooga
Points North
Harry V. Fish
Mount Kisco
Alfred Hathaway
Bedford
Ohio
East Fifth Avenue
E. D. Parker
Norwalk
A. H. Oakley
Newark, N. J
Greenwood Lake
N Y
L. B. Webb
Jefferson Ohio
John B. Griswald
Marie Martin
Fannie Noonan
Villa’ Evans
Esther Wyatt
Mabel Clair
Lillian Pearson
Trenton
N. J
Cleveland
Jean C. Hendrie
Delphia Norman
Sewickley
Jacksonville
Baltimore
Savannah, Ga
E. V Clements
Grandview
Buffalo
Allegany State Park
Atlanta Biltmore
Asheville
St. Petersburg
Mrs. Mount
Ivan Franklin
Rose Swindells
Portland
Oregon
Canada
New England
A. P. Goodman
Providence, R. I
Harrold House
Mr. Goodman
Dora
HLY
J. M. Smith
John B. Griswold
Eighth Avenue
Swift & CO
American Express
Eyes Ag
First National Bank
Mount Dora, Florida
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Silk Lines
Reds
Mt.Dora
Chase & Sanborn’s
Austin
Hale’s Grocery
wEias Lula As
Harold Wilson
Cooley & Osborne
Law
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