Missionary Union Holds Annual Meet at Mount Dora
The Woman's Missionary Union held its annual gathering at the Baptist Tabernacle in Mount Dora with over 125 delegates and visitors. The program included prayers, hymns, devotions, reports, special music, and election of officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Union
Baptist Tabernacle
Mount Dora
C. C. Long
L. J. Hackworth
Leesburg
H. C. Peelman
Jacksonville
C. Daniels
Umatilla
W. H. Bixby
Edmunds
D. H. Bickers
J. Ray Arnold
C. C. Garrett
Society To Meet With Mrs. Marsh
The Congregational church women host the November Missionary meeting at Emma S. Marsh home 949 Grandview street on Thursday November 14 at 2 30. The study focuses on the International Missionary Council at Jerusalem 1928 with topics The Jerusalem Council and the spread of early Christianity. All are welcome for the program and social hour after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Congregational Church
Emma S. Marsh
Grandview Street
International Missionary Council
Jerusalem
Jerusalem Council
Edward Torrey Weds In Shanghai
Edward W. Torrey son of the late Captain Norman W and Mary P Torrey of this city married Miss Uroos kaia in Shanghai China on October 23 1916 Mr Torrey a Peabody Mass native and Bowdoin graduate has worked with National City Bank of New York since 1912 The couple are on a wedding trip in Japan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Torrey
Norman W
Mary P. Torrey
Nine
Urooskaia
Shanghai
China
Torrey
Peabody, Mass
Peabody. High. School
Bowdoin College
National City Bank of New York
Japan
W. C. T. U. Meeting At Mrs Callahan's Delights Members
The W. C. T. U. met at Mrs. Callahan's on Monday with sixteen attendees including two visitors. The gathering proved a very delightful occasion as members engaged in proceedings and discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Tou
City Charter Extracts Read At Seebring Convention
Wm Johnson city clerk read extracts from the city charter at the state convention in Seebring. Attendees were urged to attend. prohibition literature was ordered. A $1.21 collection was taken. New members Mrs Johnson and Mrs Urquhart joined. Three members paid dues: Mrs Silas, Mrs Urquhart and Mrs Higgins. Delicious refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Johnson
Seebring
Union
Johnson
Urquhart
Silas
Higgins
Mount Dora Winter Visitors Include Mich and Ohio Residents
Caro Michigan residents C T Purdy and T J Storer arrive for the winter in Mount Dora. Mrs John Morrell and Mrs Gertrude Weiland come from Brunswick Ohio for a sojourn. Dr Miller Wells leaves for Jacksonville for the State Dental Meeting. Ladies Aid to hold all day session at Congregational church on Friday November 15. Ferdinand Smith to arrive from the north for the season. H H Mallory and F H Begole return for winter stays. Mrs A R Odell and daughter Liona join from Cleveland Heights with R V Bourgeois and Aura Masters visiting. Liona attends Rollins College. Woman's Club meets at Congregational church parlors Tuesday at 3 pm. John Whitney of Leesburg arrives for a short visit and plans extended stay later. Adeline Wise and Mildred Douglas return from Minnesota for winter. W S Van Valkenburg dies at sister A R Odell’s home in Cleveland on October 15.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Congregational Church
A. R. Odell
Liona
Cleveland Heights
Mount Dora
Aura Masters
Rollins College
John Whitney
Leesburg, Va
Whitney
W. S
van Valkenburg
Cleveland
van. . Valken
Mount Dora Welcomes Incoming Winter Residents
Burg resident spent winters in the city and has many friends here. Mrs. F R Parker has arrived to spend the season at home. Mount F S Thompson of Connecticut is due in Mount Dora this week for an extended stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg
F. R. Parker
Mount Dora
Connecticut
Church Calendar Announces War Causes Talk
D B Spencer pastor leads a service schedule with Sunday School at 10 and morning worship at 11. At 7 p m Christian Endeavor, Miss Harriet Banks to discuss Up rooting the Causes of War on November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Spencer
Christian Endeavor
Harriet Banks
Church Services Schedule for Armistice Day
Sunday November 10 includes Sunday school at 10:00 with Mr. Cooley and a 11:00 sermon by the pastor. Epworth League at 6:30 p m and an Armistice Service at 7:30. Wednesday midweek service at 7:30. Pastor James H. Elder invites all to attend.
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Cooley
Epworth League
James H. Elder
Baptist Tabernacle Sunday Services and Activities
The Baptist Tabernacle lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m preaching by the pastor at 11 a m and 7 30 p m B Y P U at 6 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Public is invited to attend all services D P Montgomery pastor.
First Church of Christ Scientist Eustis Services
Announcement for the First Church of Christ Scientist in Eustis listing corner Grove Street and Lemon Avenue location with Sunday services at 11 am Sunday school at 9 45 am Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 pm reading room hours Tuesday and Saturday afternoons 2 4. All are welcome.
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First Church OF Christ Scientist
Eustis Corner Grove St
Lemon Avenue
Fitness Advice From Gymnasium Fashion Past
The piece recalls a 25 year old gymnasium trend urging a taut posture with chest high and abdomen drawn in. It notes a later slump toward a lax, bulging waist and promotes waist bending exercises and a forward walking cue as methods to regain a taut silhouette.
Co operative School Lunch Program Supports Pupils
Rural school patrons sponsor a cooperative lunch with a daily hot dish priced at five cents. Children bring produce for tickets, a cook is employed, and girls assist. Parents donate food and meals go to needy children through ticket exchanges.
Rubber Napkins For Babies Urges Frequent Change
The guidance warns against using waterproof or rubber napkins for infants except on rare outings. They irritate skin and block perspiration, so change the napkins as often as needed to keep the baby dry and comfortable. Do not assume safety simply from waterproof coverings.
Care of Oven After Use
After using the oven, leave the door open until steam evaporates and the oven cools. This helps prevent rust and prolongs the appliance's life.
Mount Dora High Points Editorial Staff
The Mount Dora High Points lists its editorial leaders including Ed in chief Norma Ferris assistant editor Dean Pinkston and publisher Hugh Merry with William Victor serving as business manager.
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Norma Ferris
Ass’t
Dean Pinkston
Hugh Merry
M’gr
William Victor
Mt Dora Falls 1 0 To Ocoee In Narrow Soccer Bout
On October 24 Mt Dora was defeated by Ocoee 1 to 0. The opening quarter was fast with the front line delivering good kicks while the back-field held under Ocoee’s rushes. A disputed throw-in favored Mt Dora after referee Mr Pratt’s questionable call. The second quarter quickened as Dora pressed for a goal and Ocoee’s defense faltered briefly, with the entire Mt Dora squad contributing to the tense play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Dora
Ocoee
Pratt
Dora
Mt Dora Narrow Loss To Umatilla 1 0 In Rough Clash
Mt Dora fell 1 0 to Umatilla on November 1 in front of a large crowd from both schools. The Dora squad opened with strong kicking and attacked the Uma tilla goal earning a corner kick. Jesse Dooley delivered several sharp kicks while Clovis Brantley replaced Victor in the second quarter as Umatilla pressed. Despite wind and steady Dora defense, no goal stood as Mt Dora produced rushed plays with limited consequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Dora
Umatilla
Jesse Dooley
Dora
Clovis Brantley
Victor
Mr. Dora
Joseph
Primary Health Week Program Notes
Friday afternoon activities included the Health Week observance with a Health Play titled Genevieve's Health Dream. Performances featured songs such as Oh drink some milk and Hallowe'en Song by Marion Edwards and Wilton Adams, plus The Battle exercise and talks by Dr. Dickson.
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Genevieve
Marion Edwards
Wilton Adams
Hallowe’en
Dickson
Three Upper Classes Sign Three Year Ring Contract
October 22 the three upper classes of the high school signed a three year contract with Peters Co for class rings. Seniors and juniors have ordered their rings for this year and the sophomores will likely get theirs next year. The three year contract secures a fine ring at a reasonable price and the design mirrors that described in the last issue. The two upper classes hope to wear their rings by December 5.
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Peters Co
Candy sale and ring orders announced for next Thursday
The seniors announce a candy sale next Thursday at 12:30 and note new rings ordered after Mr. Arey visited two weeks ago. Several members have paid, and the order includes seven rings expected to arrive soon.
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Arey
Junior Class Notes Welcome New Group Member
We are glad to welcome to our group of nine a new member.
Juniors Prepare for Class Ring Delivery and Practices
Kenneth Jensen from Jacksonville notes strong junior class spirit as rings are awaited. The group plans play practices starting Monday and urges all members to know their parts by the first six weeks term amid mixed progress and relief among classmates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marion Abele
Missionary Union
Society
Edward Torrey
C. T. Purdy
T. J. Storer
Caro, Mich
John Morrell
Gertrude Weiland
Brunswick, Ohio
Miller Wells
E. G. Clifford
J. D. Thyng
D. M. ‘Hayden
Grace Dodge
Washington, D. C
Ferdinand Smith
Mrs. H. H. Mallory
West Springfield
F. H. Begole
Marquette, Mich
Villa Dora Hotel
Woman’s Club
Adeline Wise
Mildred Douglas
Minnesota
Charles Bell
Texas
Frank Buneck
Florist
E. Badger
Eustis
Methodist Episcopal
MT. Dora VS. Ocoee
Gould Sadler
Vivian Thompson
Myrtle Jepson
Robert McMurray
Dorothy Battle
Joseph Swift
Ruth Loveless
Jane McCown
Eleanor Wells
Assembly
Rings
Lillian Goodrich, R. N
Philadelphia Orthopedic Institute
Apt
Ingram
Orlando
Vitaphone—Movietone
Beacham
RITZ
Richard Barthelmess
Young
Nowheres
Marion Nixon
Nancy Carroll
Helen Kane
Jack Oakie
Kenneth Jensen
Carte
Delicatessen
Mosteller Bros. Garage General
N. Donnelly St
J. J. West Realty CO
Alexander
Parchment Bridge
Rebaum & Crane
Hale & White Cash Grocery
Sidel’s Market
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