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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1943

Page

5

Pythian Sisters Initiate New Member At November Meeting

The Pythian Sisters held their November meeting initiating Mrs. Lillie Mae Barks. Grand Chief Mrs. Clarice Brown of Bartow and District Deputy Mrs. Bessie Wilhelm of Orlando visited Mont Dora Temple No 12 for official duties. A large attendance enjoyed refreshments.

Pythian Sisters Lillie Mae Barks Clarice Brown Bartow Bessie Wilhelm Orlando Mont Dora Temple No. 12 Albert Fenton Mount Dora Munt Dora Temple

Monday Social Club Brings Bridge and Five Hundred Play

Four tables of bridge and three of five hundred were played this week at the Monday Social Club with Mrs. Frank Drake in charge in the president's absence. Mrs. Drake hosted bridge and Mrs. Earl Dodd led five hundred. prizes went to Mrs. R. Jones and Mrs. Boggs. Next week, Mrs. Jones hosts bridge and Mrs. A. H. Dickey leads five hundred. Games start at 2 15 and all are invited. The club meets in the Community Building social rooms.

Gamring Frank Drake Drake Earl Dodd R. Jones Boggs A. H. Dickey

November club meeting plans and donations noted

The group reports many members and visitors returned for the November meeting. The treasurer authorized a Thanksgiving donation to the Children's Home Society in Jacksonville. Basket committee members Mrs Fenton and Miss Gould prepared local baskets. New officers to begin duties January. December meeting set for Monday 13 at 8 pm in the Community Building with hosts Mrs Hen Z LaGier, Mrs E D Parker and Frank Bridgman.

Ene Children’s Home Society Jacksonville E. D. Parker Frank Bridgman

Double Birthday Celebration at Grand View Hotel

Mrs J A Thompson hosted a November 8 gathering at the Grand View Hotel honoring her husband Private J A Thompson and Mrs Jane Millard on their birthdays. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Kingston Sgt and Mrs Paul Hyke Cpl and Mrs Charles Maier Cpl and Mrs Floyd A Meade Pvt and Mrs Frank Mahon A C Minkley Paul Keser Judge and Mrs J L Millard and Pvt and Mrs J A Thompson.

J. A. Thompson Grand View Hotel Jane Millard Harry Kingston Paul Hyke Charles Maier Floyd A. Meade Frank Mahon A. C. Minkley Paul Keser J. L. Millard

Miss Martha Fenn Honored at Shower by Parker Morhead

Wednesday evening shower at Mrs. R V Parker home honored bride elect Miss Martha Fenn. Guests included Mrs. R N White Jr, Lem Downs, David S Simpson Jr, Henry Land, James Cooper, W M Norris, Glenn Chapman, Cecil Parker, Ruth Brooks, Thomas McKenney, Roy Morgan, J G Ray Jr, William Prinz, Howard Simpson, R H Schmittauer, Libby Drawdy, Frances Moorhead, and the hostesses. James Cooper won first prize, Miss Fenn second, Mrs Moorhead third.

Martha Fenn R. V. Parker Mary Joyce Morhead Parker R. N. White, Jr Lem Downs David S. Simpson, Jr Henry Land James Cooper W. M. Norris Glenn Chapman Cecil Parker Ruth Brooks

Mrs Luce Receives Birthday Surprise at Kill-Kare Lodge

Mrs B P Luce, an annual winter resident at Kill-Kare Lodge, received a birthday party last Wednesday evening featuring rummy and a pink rose iced cake with candles. Guests included Elwood Carpenter, Ronald Christie, A W Bertine, Olive Mansfield, Harriet Foster, Annie Reynolds, Ray LaBreck, Cora Burbank, Alexander Kerr, Isabel Van Loon visiting from Fort Lauderdale.

Luce B. P. Luce Kill-Kare Lodge Elwood Carpenter Ronald Christie A. W. Bertine Olive Mansfield Harriet Foster Annie Reynolds Ray LaBreck Cora Burbank Alexander Kerr Isabel van Loon Fort Lauderdale

Winter Visitors Arrive for Annual Stays in City

Personal notices list Charles Thorp and family arriving from Fairfield Connecticut and Mae Rundle from Greenwich at Grand View. Robert Godman and family depart to Canton Ohio for work while Irene Haislip returns from Staunton to winter with her sister in town.

Mae Rundle Greenwich, Conn Grand View Irene D. Haislip Staunton, Va W. C. Wil

Seasonal Guests at Local Hotels Oversee Florida Links

A stream of visitors and seasonal residents are noted at area hotels. Iva Buck and Nina Geddys split time between Ravenna and Kent, while Jane Sewell and Marion Soule stay at the Villa Dora after arriving from Maine. Other guests include Mr and Mrs Page from Vermont, Dr and Mrs Rinear and sister Mrs Kennedy, and Lieut and Mrs House with family in Florida.

Iva M. Buck Ravenna Ohio Nina Geddys Kent Simpson Hotel Jane Sewell Marion Soule Villa Dora Hotel South Berwick Maine H. F. Page Fairlee Vermont Mrs. Rinear Sylvan Shores Sherridan Road Mr. Rinear Mrs. Kennedy

Community Club Secretary Resigns in Regret

The Community Club accepts the resignation of Mrs. Caxton Doggett from the secretary position with sincere regret. The successor will be chosen at the first meeting of the club.

Caxton Doggett

Residents and Visitors Report Mount Dora Area Movements

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Meitin move from Orlando to Sylvan Shores at 1120 Oakland Drive with two children. Zell wood Fruit Distributors staff member is stationed at Leesburg then transferred to Orlando. Various visitors and residents, including families from Macon Georgia and Concord New Hampshire, are noted with moves, arrivals, and seasonal stays in Mount Dora and surrounding areas.

Mrs. Best Mount Dora Sylvan Shores Ralph Meitin Orlando Oakland Drive S. M. Arthur William Barber Grand View Hotel Leesburg

Winter residents and visitors add to Mount Dora season

Mrs Sherman Laskey from Toledo joins family plans and will winter with Dr Mildred Marsh. Dr Devorsak pursues a Chicago course and may be away a month. Mrs Allen Cochran leaves for West Palm Beach after a three week visit, sharing talks on missionary work. Mrs Isabel Van Loon from Fort Lauderdale attended a birthday party and returns to Red Cross USO duties. Mrs B D Peaslee, in Hillsboro NH, rents her Mount Dora home to Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson. illness keeps her away this winter.

Mildred Marsh St. Petersburg Devorsak Chicago Allen Cochran M. M. Hill West Palm Beach Cochran New Yorkolums Montana California B. D. Peaslee Hillsboro N. H Mount Dora Clayton Street Charles B. Thompson

Facts About the WACs Booklet Released for Recruitment

A new booklet titled Facts You Want to Know About the W A C is available at the W A C Recruiting headquarters in town. It is issued from Washington D C and aims to inform parents and prospective W A C recruits about army roles pay and training. Governor Holland has proclaimed a statewide W A C campaign from September 27 to December 7 urging women to enlist and release men to fight.

George Malone Washington, D. C Red Cross Defense Room Army of the United States Army Air Forces Army Service Forces Army Ground Forces Holland

Obituary of Edith Estelle Riley of Mount Dora

Edith Estelle Riley 73 wife of Ernest L Riley died suddenly Sunday at her Riley s Park home after months of ill health Funeral services set for Thursday 11 am at First Methodist Church Mount Dora with Rev Caxton Doggett officiating Burial in Forest Cemetery Born August 20 1870 on a Michigan farm later living in Adrian Manitou Beach Irish Hills and Mount Dora Surviving are husband one daughter Thelma Simpson three grandchildren and one brother R Finn Plymouth Also notes the first Christmas Seal sale in 1907 Wilmington Delaware by Miss Emily P Bissell to fund a tuberculosis hospital.

Edith Estelle Riley Ernest L. Riley Riley’s Park First Methodist Church Mount Dora Caxton Doggett Forest Cemetery Edith Estelle Finn Clayton Michigan Adrian Adrian High School Manitou Beach Irish Hills The Baptist Church Riley Thelma Simpson R. Finn Plymouth Mid

Tuberculosis Death Rates Then and Now

The article notes current tuberculosis deaths at one per nine minutes, contrasting early 1900s fatalities at about one every three and a half minutes. It discusses the historical severity and the progress in reducing deaths from the disease.

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