Isabell S. Thursby Recipe Steps
A terse kitchen note details beating thoroughly and turning into a buttered mold. It instructs steaming for three hours and serving with sauce.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1932
Page
4
A terse kitchen note details beating thoroughly and turning into a buttered mold. It instructs steaming for three hours and serving with sauce.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Community church will meet in the church parlors on Friday afternoon November 18 at 3 o'clock. All are cordially welcome.
The Order of Eastern Star hosts a benefit card party in the social room of the Community Building Monday evening, November 21 at 8 o clock. All who can attend are urged to come. refreshments and prizes will be provided.
The young women's auxiliary of the First Baptist church will meet Tuesday evening, November 22 at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Grady Simpson on Pine Street near North Donnelly. All young ladies are cordially invited.
The regular Wo mans club meeting is set for Tuesday afternoon in the social rooms of the Community Building at 3 o clock. The drama and literature department will present a one act play reading.
Fourteen members of the Mount Dora temple Pythian Sisters attended the district meeting in Leesburg on November 10. The event had afternoon and evening sessions with a mid day supper for 50 members. The Grand Chief paid an official visit during the proceedings.
The Mount Dora ladies of St. Thomas Guild host a benefit luncheon and card party tomorrow at the Yacht club. Luncheon is served at 12 30 with cards to follow including bridge or five hundred as play.
The notice invites both ladies and gentlemen to a forthcoming event described as especially delightful, with cordial invitations extended to all.
Mrs Fannie Spilky and Mr O D Stephens were initiated at Mount Dora Temple No 12 as Adella Molnar Grand Chief paid official visit. Past Grand officers of District 3 attended with visitors from DeLand temple. Hall decorated in temple colors. roses and gifts exchanged. Refreshments followed.
Mrs. Josephine Simpson remains in DeLand Hospital for observation since last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Stowe arrive from Meredith New Hampshire for the winter on Liberty street. Miss Annie R Reynolds now at 121 West 6th Avenue Mount Dora for the winter after returning from Mount Kisco New York. Edna Dennis Betty West Florence Davis and Carrie True spent Armistice Day motoring to Gainesville for a pleasant day. Frank Fowler and his granddaughter Marcia return to Mount Dora from Mount Kisco New York for the winter season.
A Mount Dora Florida ad promotes a Thanksgiving dinner menu featuring mashed potatoes creamed peas creamed beets candied yams corn fritters with fruit sauce white and whole wheat bread chocolate pie milk buttermilk and a 50 cent Turkey Dinner. Watch for evening opening hot sandwiches and short orders.
Resident news notes visitors arriving for the winter season include Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Fish from Mount Kisco New York at Tenth avenue and Helen street, and many others from Ontario Pennsylvania Connecticut and Massachusetts occupying homes and hotels around Mount Dora.
Mr and Mrs C Minkley announce the birth of a daughter on November 10. She weighs nine pounds and is named Evelyn Claudette. Mother and baby are both getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wicker announce the birth of a daughter Aleatha Nell on November 15 1932 Mrs. Wicker was formerly Miss Clifford Vincent of Zellwood
Last week an omission occurred in the Honor Roll. Bessie B Davis, grade III, should have been listed and is now added in the official correction.
The Home Demonstration club will meet Wednesday November 30 at 2 30 in the Community Building. County president Mrs Steffenstof De Land will demonstrate crystallized fruit. A large class is expected and everyone is welcome. The December meeting will cover Christmas suggestions.
An unusually large and beautiful rose named Sunburst drew attention in the Topic window. Grown by Mr. W. A. Conrad at home, it was grafted in mid April, bloomed first in July, and has produced six large blossoms and three strong shoots two and a half feet long. The Conrad couple say proper planting and care yield fine roses, with several varieties and dozens of blossoms on their bushes.
The baby alligator Sam'l, Abby Jo Simpson's pet at the College of Physical Education, Boston University, is drawing wide interest. Sent by her uncle S. S. Sadler, he has been featured in the Boston University News and local papers, and mentioned on a KDKA radio program. He appears content and enjoys radiator heat.
A weekly note from home demonstration specialists in Tallahassee offers practical tips for household tasks. It covers efficient cleaning methods, budgeting, and simple recipes designed for homemakers seeking time and cost savings.
The Farm and Live Stock Record's November issue highlights State beautification and Winter Gardens with Florida entrances arch designs. Articles describe beautification efforts, winter gardens, livestock, deciduous fruits, and marketing across Florida regions.
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