Tangerine Winter Returns Show Many Local Visitors
Mr. and Mrs Richard Everson return to Tangerine from South Hanson Massachusetts. Howard Chamberlain and a daughter visit Orlando with Mrs Carrie Huckins. Harriet Parhurst returns from North Brookfield to Tangerine with Miss Clara Bemis who will winter with Mrs Parkurst. Charles Gay arrives from Cavendish Vermont. E W Dahlin family in Sanford. Elsie Bartlet family weekend in St Cloud. Inez Unger returns from the North. Frank Howard and family of Woodstock Vermont at their cottage. Raymond Key Adelaide Key and Mrs Rice and Emma Streeter return from Brevard North Carolina with Edith Chamberlain visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Everson
South
Hanson
Mass
Howard Chamberlain
Carrie Huckins
Orlando
Harriet Parhurst
North Brookfield
Clara Bemis
Mrs. Parkurst
Raymond Key
Adelaide
Key
Rice
Emma Streeter
Brevard
N. C
Edith Chamberlain
Ladies' Aid Society Meeting at Mrs Victor Lent's Home
The Sorrento Ladies' Aid Society gathered at the home of Mrs. Victor Lent for their latest meeting. Members discussed upcoming events and shared community updates during the session.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Victor Lent
Local Social Notes Highlight Birthdays Travels and Visits
Thursday of last week’s meeting included plans for the bazaar and supper with plum pudding and coffee. Mrs J W Moore celebrated her birthday with classmates at her mother Mrs Victor Lents home. J L High left for Foley Florida for a lumber job. Lillie Mae Schiesser heads to Miami for two weeks. Glen Brown, a University of Florida student, visited. Mrs Victor Lent hosted Mrs Peet of Orange City New Jersey. Mr and Mrs J F Snook of Wellington Ohio stayed with the Barbers. John Godwin and Roy Register visited relatives. Mary Battle a Stetson freshman spent the weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Moore
Victor Lent
Peet
Orange City
New Jersey
Mary Battle
Stetson University
DeLand
Sperry Family Travel After Sudden Death in Georgia
Tavares residents Vaughan Sperry and wife left Saturday for Reidsville after learning of Mrs. Sperry’s father Mr Wilson’s sudden death. Mary Cassady traveled to Washington and Richmond to visit relatives, while Alfred Stubbs, Daisy Stubbs and Mrs. Daniel’s party planned a Savannah weekend trip. Mrs. E M Talley hosted a birthday gathering with bridge, and Mrs. Daniels and son prepared to join Mr. Daniels in Denver. The Missionary Society honored Mrs. Paul Daniel as she departs Tavares after six years active membership.
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Vaughan Sperry
Reidsville, Ga
Mrs. Sperry
Mr. Wilson
Mary Cassady
Washington, D. C
Richmond
Alfred Stubbs
Daisy Stubbs
P. F. Daniel
Bobby
Savannah
Mrs. Daniels
Denver
Colo
Mr. Daniels
The
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Paul Daniel
Fraud schemes target local businesses in misleading ads
The piece warns that hustlers pose as salesmen to pressure business people into unsafe schemes. It notes grafters forge chamber of commerce names to trap victims and hinder cooperation with legitimate local advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers of Commerce
Culls in Citrus Belt Market Attract Packers Action
Fruit packers report an active market for culls being canned by several enterprises in the citrus belt. Florida has probably seen the last of peddlers from Tennessee Georgia and the Carolinas who once hauled low grade oranges and grapefruit by truck to points in those states, undercutting the legitimate market for choice fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Tennessee
Georgia
Carolinas
Mrs J D Crawford Visits After Summer Abroad
Mrs J D Crawford spent the week end with her daughter Mrs J B Prevatt after a summer in Cincinnati Ohio and Kaggville Tennessee.
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J. D. Crawford
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kaggville
Tenn
J. B. Prevatt
Warning to Florida merchants against fall grafters
Business owners in Florida are urged to beware the fall influx of fly-by-night grafters targeting merchants hotels and restaurants with common scams. The notice warns vigilance and prompt reporting to authorities to curb losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Mr and Mrs Hardee Visit Friends From Tavares
Mr and Mrs Fred Hardee of Tavares called on friends here last Sunday, renewing acquaintances and sharing updates. The pair were greeted warmly and left with best wishes for their travels.
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Fred Hardee
Tavares
Church Notices Social Ideals Topic At Service
Church community details Sunday School at 10 a m worship at 11 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 p m led November 17 by Nelson Morley subject Social Ideals mid week service resumes at 7:30 p m on November 13 ladies aid society all day meeting November 15 at church parlors
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D. B. Spencer
Christian Endeavor
Nelson Morley
Ladies Aid Society
Sunday Services Schedule At Local Church
Morning service at 11:00 led by the pastor James H. Elder. Sunday school begins at 10:00 a m Epworth League at 6 30 p m and evening sermon at 7 30 p m Wednesday mid week service at 7 30 p m. You and friends are cordially invited.
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Epworth League
James H. Elder
Baptist Tabernacle Sunday Services and Events
The Baptist Tabernacle schedules Sunday School at 9 45 a m and services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with the pastor delivering sermons B Y P U meets at 6 30 p m A prayer meeting is held Wednesday at 7 30 p m The public is invited D P Montgomery pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Tabernacle
D. P. Montgomery
First Church of Christ Scientist Eustis Services
Corner Grove Street and Lemon Avenue hosts Sunday services at 11 am with a 9 45 am Sunday school Reading room open Tuesday and Saturday afternoons from 2 to 4 All are welcome Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening at 8 pm
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First Church OF Christ Scientist
Eustis Corner Grove St. and
Lemon
Armistice Day Service Hails World Peace at Methodist Church
An Armistice Day remembrance service was held at the Methodist Church on Sunday evening. Attendees included American Legion, Ladies Auxiliary and Boy Scouts with reserved central seating. The program featured patriotic music, a male quartet, and a solo “The Song of a Thousand Years.” Commander George White announced Lake County Armistice Service plans for Tavares. T. H. Cooley gave an address, Pastor J. H. Elder gave closing remarks, and the congregation sang “America the Beautiful.” The service emphasized war costs and the push for world peace. The church was well filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
Boy Scouts
Ferris
Lake County
Tavares
George White
T. H. Cooley
J. H. Elder
America the Beautiful
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Charles Gay
Cavendish
E. W. Dahlin
Sanford
Elsie Bartlet
Mildred
St. Cloud
Inez Unger
Frank Howard
Woodstock, Vt
Sorrento
J. L. High
Foley, Fla
Lillie Mae Schiesser
Miami
Fla
Glen Brown
University of Florida
J. F. Snook
Wellington
S. R. Barber
John Godwin
Roy Register
E. M. Talley
Bridge
B. A. Williams
Lucile
Barbara
Bourlay
Leesburg
St. Petersburg
United States
Washington
National
Tampa
O. M. Simpson
Washington Fidelity National Insurance Co
Mount Dora, Florida
Dear Mr. Simpson
Washington Fidelity National Insura Company
J. W. Riner
Riner
William. A. McGehee
General Agency
Fidelity National Insurance Company
S.s.sadler &Co
Mt. Dova, Fla
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Church
Ninth St
Bird Dog
J. R. Edwards
Mount Dora
First National Bank
Semen Federal Reserve Site
Hupmobiles
Transportation
W. P. Wingler
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