Lawn Bowling Trellis Aglow With Flame Vine And Honors
The Lawn Bowling club reveals a trellis covered in flame vine creating a cool retreat for chatter and waiting for the jack. Al Maden, Tommy Turnbull of Santa Barbara, with Alan Lamont, win doubles at the Santa Barbara club over two days. Names like Bill Hay Mel Hooper Hugh Folkins Fred Edwards appear among tournament notables. A European Luxury Tour offer from Stewart Brown invites bowlers for a May–July 1953 trip including Queen Elizabeth’s coronation.
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Lawn Bowling Club
al Maden
Tommy Turnbull
Mount Dora Club
Santa Barbara
Cal
Pacific Coast
Alan Lamont
Anna Turnbull
Pernomeineeln
Vicvwoliuus Uwsipies Wal
Bill Hay
Mel Hooper
Hugh Folkins
Redlands
Fred Edwards
Oakland
Tommy
Stewart Brown
London
England
Queen Elizabeth
International Bowling Board
Sheldon
Lee
Denbroder
Breck
Shuffleboard club reports rising play and close scores
The club filled 12 courts for last week’s Red and Black contest with 12 courts in use. Col. E C Musgrave and Mrs Lillian Miller led with 217 in the secret number 213 game while Tom Hunter and President Hornung had 226 for the Reds. Reds beat Blacks 115 to 36 as Ward Gibbs and C D Peterman became captains. A high score contest saw Mrs E C Musgrove and W F Hall on Red with 240 and Tom Potts and Harry Wright on Black with 237. Blacks won 103 to 62 in the playoff. A successful eedish supper drew many members. Rumors of a Thanksgiving Feathers and Bristle single-play tournament with social prizes circulate. watch the bulletin.
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Ward Gibbs
C. D. Peterman
Reds
Blacks
E. C. Musgrove
W. F. Hall
Tom Potts
Harry Wright
Mount Dora Football Seeks Conference Title Clincher
Mount Dora aims to clinch the conference title as three games remain in the season. The squad features backfield quartet Hall Stark Duke and Wise and a strong line led by coach Don Spear and assistant Paul Odom. Injuries have been manageable, and Clermont rival Jones stands out as a potential upset if Mount Dora falters.
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Mt. Dora
Hall
Stark
Duke
Wise
Mount Dora
Don Spear
Paul Odom
Clermont
Jones
Sorrento News Update Highlights New Residents and Visits
Sorrento welcomes Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Matthews from Calumet City Illinois as permanent residents. Clark Butler improves at Bay Pines Hospital and may be released soon. Several visitors pass through town including Mr. and Mrs. Buxton from Massachusetts and J L High Jr from Anniston Alabama. A honeymooning couple Mr. and Mrs. David Dier of Toledo Ohio visit the Pim grandmother. Mrs. Doris Cowart McKinna of Norfolk Virginia visits her mother Mrs. Hazel Cowart. A Halloween party hosted by Mrs. Elsie Dean features local and out of town teens. The Presbyterian Women plan a November 13 meeting at the Navy church with piano and singing. Rev. and Mrs. Sutherland attend a three day Presbyterian meeting in Bradenton. The Sorrento Mt Plymouth Civic Association installed officers with Karl Lehmann presiding and refreshments served.
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G. W. Matthews
Calumet City
Ill
Sorrento
Clark Butler
Clark
Bay Pines Hospital
Anniston
Ala
J. L
David Dier
Toledo
Ohio
Dier
Bert Pim
Doris Cowart McKinna
Norfolk
Hazel Cowart
Hattie Allen
Patsy
Pearl
Joanne Doerr
Audean Truby
Pennsylvania
Bobby Gene Williams
Teddy Smith
Joe Wilcox
Gerald Jones
Alvin Durham
Emery Boyd
Max
Bert Christian
Kenny Robertson
Women’s Society of the Presbyterian Church
Navy
James Moses
F. R. Tubbs
Charles F. Pegram
E. O. Sutherland
Presbyterian Synod and
Synodical
Bradenton
Sorrento-Mt. Plymouth
Hurricanes Seek 20th Straight Win Friday
Mount Dora's Golden Hurricanes enter Friday's game at Clermont aiming for a 20th consecutive victory. They crushed Groveland 38 6 last week behind a dominant rushing attack and stout defense, with Wise Hall and Dake scoring and the line paving path for multiple scores.
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Dora
Wise
Central Florida
Frank Hall
Wade Simpson
Boo
Jerry Dake
Groveland
Doran
Simpson
Mount Dora
Dake
Kenneth Dawson
Bobby Stark
Ralph Olson
Gene Holley
Mount Dorn
Dan Spear
Paul Odom
Henry
Rappel
Roseborough
Hu McRee
Bennett
Parker
Day
Pugh
TeStrake
Kel*y
Dawson
J. Wilson
Norton
Partridge
Ford
G. Wilson
Stark
Hall
Hawkins
Davis
Stovall
Combs
Washington Biological Survey Bird Banding Misread Letter
A Washington Biological Survey note recalls bands read Wash Biol Surf. A farmer wrote angrily that he shot a crow after following instructions, claiming the text led to harm and mockingly suggesting a divorce may follow from trusting such guidance.
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Washington Biological Survey
Surf
St Mary M B Church Sunday Proceedings and Death Notice
The East Town report covers a Sunday at St Mary M B Church with 9 40 a m service led by Deacon Pool, a 3 pm deacon contest won by Deacon Wesley Reese, and an 7 30 pm devotion. It notes the death of Mrs Terrentine Jr wife of Mr Robert Terrentine and affection for family. The Bethel Baptist association is mentioned as upcoming in Overda.
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St. Mary M. B
Robert Pool
Pool
Russell
Johnson
Sanford, Fla
S. L. M. Gilbert
Wesley Reese
Terrentine, Jr
Robert Terrentine
Robert
Ra Burley, Jr
Elatons
Bethel Baptist Association
Overda
T. M. Thomas
Teporte
Hospital Records List Ill Inpatients at Waterman Memorial
In hospital records at Waterman Memorial this week list inpatients Mrs. Anna Carr Mrs. Ada Kimball Mason Squire and Fred Westcott all receiving treatment for illness in the ward.
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Dorans
Waterman Memorial Hopital
Anna Carr
Ada Kimball
Mason Squire
Fred Westcott
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Fuller
Spencer
Ruth Bridgman
Ida Fuller
Dr. Lee
Blackburne
Nelson
Rehm
Kellogg
Soper
Elizabeth Denbroder
Dr. Bennett
J. W. Willmott
Wise Boat Works Sales and Service
Frigidaire
Pittsburgh
Sporting Goods
Eustis, Fla
Make Brown's
W. A. Olsen
Hurricanes
Sorrento News
Mr. Plymouth
By Elenor Sammons
Byron Smith
East Town
THE
Florida Times-Union
Lovett
New Orleans
U. S
Hamburg
Hershey
Star Kist
Maxwell House Coffee
Bakerite
York
Duncan Hines
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