Ladies Aid Meeting At Community Church Parlor
The Ladies Aid of the Community church will meet Friday afternoon November 6 from 2 30 to 5 00 oclock in the church parlors. All are welcome.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1931
Page
5
The Ladies Aid of the Community church will meet Friday afternoon November 6 from 2 30 to 5 00 oclock in the church parlors. All are welcome.
Regular business session of the Woman's club set for Tuesday November 10 at 3:00 PM in the club rooms. Meeting includes current events social hour and program notes. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church will gather at Miss Newhall 813 Fifth Avenue Monday at 3 PM with an interesting program. W C T U held November 2 at Community church chapel with 10 attendees under Dr Clapp. topics included media coverage and Allied progress. next meeting in December at the same venue.
Mrs Burgess Thayer entertained seventh grade members at a Hallowe en party in a vacant house on Grand View Street. Mrs J A Rutherford assisted. The event featured Halloween games and stunts followed by sandwiches and punch.
Mrs. George L Zell hosted a Tuesday night welcome party at her McDonald street home for her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Fred MacMahon who have spent months in Virginia. Mount Dora residents attended the Georgia Florida game and Gainesville homecoming day events on Saturday with Miss Affa Hubbell offering a game ticket to the top student in her class won by Robert McMurray Gould Sadler and J D Mosteller tied for first and drawings determined the winner.
The hostess and a notable list of guests gathered for a social occasion including Mr. and Mrs. Carl Graves, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Quixley, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. LaDue, Miss Margaret Simpson, Mr. John Simpson, Mr. Charles Edgerton, and Mr. Archie Hurlburt.
The first Missionary meeting of the Community church will be held Friday November 13 in the church parlors. Mrs. George L. Hanscom leads with a missionary play America For Americans by Katharine Scherer Cronk. Dr. Clapp speaks on Our Debt To The Foreigners and Mrs. D B Spencer recounts the American Board of Missions first meeting.
The Baptist Young People's Union held a Hallowe en and tacky party at Miss Margaret Ray's home in Sylvan Shores. About 25 youths attended in tacky costumes. Kathleen Galloway won the peanut hunt. Mrs J G Ray Jr won the handicap race. Ginger cookies punch and suckers were served.
Friends of Miss Jeanette Dickson of Mount Dora will be interested in social events from the Orlando Sentinel Star. School faculty hosted a dinner at Perrydell teahouse for Miss Dickson an instructor at Cathedral School for Girls ahead of her wedding to Tampa’s Guigiano Frederick Colado.
Local residents and visitors head to Mount Dora for winter living and seasonal events. Notables include Mrs. M W Siegel leaving for New York business, families relocating on Liberty Street, and greetings from Orlando and Pensacola travelers. Art League opens season at Miss Easter Armstrong's home. Mayors from three towns judged prizes at Eustis Hallowe en Frolic.
In Mount Dora near Lake Carlton residents host new arrivals from Danbury Cleveland Ocean Grove and East Liverpool. Visitors include Mr L A Heim Mrs Heim and family planning a winter stay on Woodland avenue. the Kinseys and Fenns attend church events while Bible classes begin. A fall accident leaves Mrs Parfitt recovering. Wilford Norris and G A Ganin enjoy a Silver Springs outing with Florence Davis.
At Mount Dora theatre the weekend features Homicide Squad with Leo Carillo and Noah Beery, a shipboard Transatlantic romance thriller with Edmund Lowe and Greta Nissan, plus The Mad Parade about war nurses and Armistice Day women’s tales.
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