Woman's Club to Meet at Community Building
The Woman's Club will hold its first meeting of the year on Tuesday, November 12 at 3 p m in the social room of the Community Building.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
5
The Woman's Club will hold its first meeting of the year on Tuesday, November 12 at 3 p m in the social room of the Community Building.
The Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Rollin Javens. Mrs Dooley will direct the program. Eastern Star activities announce a Thursday initiation on November 14 with full attendance requested. visitors must show dues receipts or demits dated within a year by order of the Worthy Grand Matron.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Congregational church will meet Friday afternoon November 8 at 3 o clock in the chapel. The program begins a winter series on Latin America with focus on Mexico. The topic is Who Are Americans.
A social hour will follow the meeting and a cordial invitation is extended to all ladies to attend.
The Pythian Sisters announce a Friday event at Fraternal Hall with an official visit by the Grand Chief. An initiation note and a sponsored dance at the Mayfair Hotel in Sanford on November 9 aims to entertain, foster fellowship, and boost national defense interest.
The Epworth League of the Methodist church in Mount Dora hosted a moonlight boat ride after a 6 o'clock chicken dinner. Reverend and Mrs. Perry B. James entertained the league officers and program committee, with attendees including Vivia Craig Shirley Shonenberger Katherine Killian K L Carpenter Robert McMurray and John James.
The Girl Scouts honored their leader Mrs Frank Burkart on her birthday during their regular Monday afternoon meeting in the Library building scout rooms. Assisting were Mrs Kramer and Mrs Shubert. Beads were crafted under Miss Esther Cadman supervision. Five Mount Dora troop members attended a party Monday night at the Eustis scout house.
Mr and Mrs Charles Sembler of Sebastian Florida announce the marriage of their daughter Cora to Mr Glendy Graham Sadler on Saturday November second 1935 Mrs Sadler a Florida State College for Women graduate has taught in Sebastian for two years He is son of Mr and Mrs Orin W Sadler Jr of Mount Dora born in Tangerine Florida and holds a University of Florida B S and M S degrees 1933 and 1934 respectively They will continue in their present occupations and both belong to several scholarly and professional organizations.
Personal news lists Miss Carolyn Barker of Tavares visiting Mrs. Claude Carter. Mr. F. B. Smith arrives from Norwalk Connecticut for the season at Villa Evans. J. B. White, UF Gainesville student, returns home for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Eddy return from a summer in Waukon Iowa.
Mr Holmes Lashar remains lame with a leg tendon injury while Mrs R N Balbantin of Tampa visits Mrs Horace Blunt at the Harrold House. Numerous families and guests arrive for wintering in Norwalk area, including the Griffiths of Taftsville and Drs Spooner of Detroit.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Kelly announce the birth of a nine and a half pound daughter on Friday night November 1 1935 at the Lake County Medical Center.
Ethelyn P. Zell urges Mount Dora residents to fund a park upgrade after slow donations. She notes $5 city help last year, recalls children trampling beds, and offers Azalia plants and Aristolochia Grandiflora seeds to supporters.
Library notes report new opening hours from Monday to Wednesday and Friday sessions from three to five o'clock. The Bookmending Guild shows ongoing activity with members continuing work on valued volumes and shared learning opportunities.
A library announces membership for one dollar a year granting two books at a time with five cents weekly for new titles. Readers are invited to donate magazines after reading. Recent acquisitions include The Constant Couple Orbert Storm Lincoln Stars Look Down Cronin The Inquisitor Walpole and more along with non fiction titles.
Tangerine school and community children enjoyed Hallowe en activities in the Hall on Tuesday night with games, stunts, a grand costume march and prizes. Mrs Key directed the program assisted by Mrs Owen Conner. Mrs Jepson served refreshments. A recent PT A event included a successful benefit card party in the Community Hall.
Mrs Sue Taylor returned home to Tarpon Springs after visiting her niece Mrs Whitehurst. Miss Lucy McDonald spent the weekend in Orlando. Mrs Laura Hopkins hosted the Fairfax Circle on Tuesday. Robert Morton Paul Morton Wallace Osborn Everette McWhorter Margaret Bell Argent McLucas Agnes Hortense Geo A Vincent Vera Lyons Edwin Fly attended the Young People Rally in Orlando at First Church Sunday.
The Jerome Kern operetta Roberta starring Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers and Irene Dunne returns to Mount Dora Theatre for showings Friday and Saturday. Audiences will relive Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and Astaire Rogers dance numbers while enjoying Miss Davies in Page Miss Glory and Jane Withers in This Is the Life later in week.
A Tallahassee home demonstration piece advises light, satisfying meals between noon and six for active school children. It suggests peanut butter sandwiches, milk, fruit, and bread and butter options sized to activity, noting timing to avoid spoiling dinner.
Professor Bertil Hanstrom of Lund University Sweden will winter in Florida waters to study mullet habits. He teams with Bass Biological Institute and the Rockefeller Foundation to uncover breeding and migration patterns. The expedition sails on the two masted schooner Virginia. Florida building permits for the first eight months of 1935 total 18 354 066 76 dollars, about eight million more than 1934.
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