Mount Dora Garden Club Elects Officers In First Meeting
The Mount Dora Garden Club held its first meeting of the season at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weidman on Wednesday afternoon November 14 with twelve members present. Officers elected include Miss Louise Newhall president Mrs Trigg Tuttle vice president Mrs Reid secretary and treasurer Mrs 8 L Mitchell program committee chairman Mr Reid flower show committee chairman and Miss May D Lewis publicity chair. An informal talk on seeds followed listing calendula petunias California poppies dianthus ageratum nasturtium and more as good plantings now with opportunities to buy or sell extra plants for club funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Reid
May D. Lewis
Florida
Fidelis Sunday School Class Enjoys Day at Peaceful Farm
The Fidelis class of Mount Dora Baptist Sunday school spent a spend the day party at Mrs. Lamont Gould's home Peaceful Farm. Activities included social time embroidering and garden viewing with a luncheon at 1 o'clock. Guests included Mrs Williams Mrs Harper Mrs Chapman Mrs Michael and others.
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Fidelis
Mount Dora
Michael
Merry
Shipes
Kelly
Hackworth
Verrigan
Blount
Cookingham
Misses Rice Host Bridge Evening at Home
Thelma and Lillian Rice hosted a bridge gathering with three tables and prizes for the top scorers Dorothy Heath Marion Abele and Irene Carter. Guests list included Heath Carter Cornish Brantley Watson Riley Lindman Hay and Roberts. next meeting set at Dorothy Heath’s Sylvan Shores home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma
Lillian Rice
Dorothy Heath
Marion Abele
Irene Carter
Marcia Cornish
Rosalie Brantley
Mary Watson
Thelma Riley
Mary Lindman
Olivia Hay
Marguerite Lindman
William Roberts
Sylvan Shores
State Forester to Address Woman's Club Meeting
Members of the Woman's Club will meet at the Congregational church on Tuesday afternoon, November 27, for the regular session. State Forester Harry Lee Baker will present an address and interests gentlemen in attending are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Congregational Church
Harry Lee Baker
State Forester
Mr. Baker
Ye Club
Town Sports Schedule Announces Weekly Leagues
The schedule lists Monday to Saturday play across volleyball basketball and tennis with 70 players in Business Men's and Girls' leagues. The town basketball team starts mid December playing every Tuesday, and planners are urged to avoid conflicts by choosing Thursday or Friday events while the recreational bureau will not postpose any games.
Christian Endeavor Meetings and Bazaar Announcement
The article invites all to attend Christian Endeavor meetings and notes cordial interest from older members aiding the youth. A mid week prayer service is at 7 30 p m with a Friday Ladies Aid Society at 2 30 p m. The annual bazaar is planned for December 11.
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United States
Christian Endeavor
Ladies’ Aid Society
Epworth League
James H. Elder
Social notes from Mount Dora reveal seasonal visitors
Miss Marian McCarty of Salem is a guest at the Harrold House this week. Hartford couple Mr. and Mrs. F S Thompson expected in Mount Dora. Mr. and Mrs. E D Parker arrive from Norwalk Ohio at 849 Grandview. The Watrings return to the Harrold House after a West Virginia visit. Mrs T B Opie from Hillside New Jersey to spend winter in Mount Dora. Several local hostesses and visitors, including Mrs H W Blunt, Mrs J H Simms Jr, and W J Phelps, are listed along with office hour changes for Dr M L Puffer and newcomers like F E Learned and Mr Mrs George Adams. Dr Charles Gallimore and Miss Anna Gallimore arrive from an unknown point.
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Marian McCarty
Salem, Mass
Harrold House
F. S. Thompson
Hartford, Conn
Mount Dora
T. B. Opie
Hillside
N. J
George Adams
Norwich
N. Y
Eckholdt
Ninth and Alexander
Mildred Marsh Beauty Shoppe Opens in Mount Dora
Dr. Mildred Marsh moved to 205 Fifth Avenue and held a formal opening for the Mildred Marsh Beauty Shoppe. Mrs. T Potter and Mrs. Mary McDonnell guided visitors as the shoppe showcased modern equipment and cake and punch in a cordial reception. Services and schedules for Mount Dora church events follow in the notice.
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Mount Dora
Mildred Marsh
Marsh
Fifth Avenue
T Potter
Mary McDonnell
Church Notices Methodist Episcopal Services
Methodist Episcopal Church notices announce scheduled services and affiliations. Readers are invited to attend worship, hear sermons, and partake in fellowship activities at the church.
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Methodist Episcopal
Church Service Promotes National Missions Details
D. B. Spencer, pastor, invites all to Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. The subject, National Missions, will feature Dr. Cornelia Clapp presenting home mission activities with the aid of the youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Spencer
Christian Endeavor
National Missions
Cornelia Clapp
Autumn Wool Coats Highlight Modernist Tweed Trends
In a crisp autumn reflection, patrician woolen coats without fur showcase chic, with deep cuffs and oversized patch pockets as key details. Ombre markings and bold geometric patterns offer diverse designs from subtle to modernistic, while solid black broadcloth promises dressy wear. Paris trims with flat black furs are noted.
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Ulster
Paris
Western Newspaper Union
Winter Guests and Local Residents in Gates Mills
Gates Mills, Ohio residents host visitors for the winter. Dr Gallimore’s daughter Helen is ill and cannot travel south. Mrs Annie E Wason of Lowell Indiana arrives to stay with Miss Charlotte Fitch. Mr and Mrs Arthur Stowe and Mrs Rossiter return from Meredith New Hampshire to spend the winter on Liberty Street. J F Farley and Groveland friends visit the Eckholdts. Frank S Webster of Shawmont Montana and Bertha Eddy from Waukon Iowa plan wintering here.
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Gates Mills
Ohio
Ninth Avenue
Miss Gallimore
Dr. Gallimore
Helen
Annie E. Wason
Lowell, Ind
Charlotte Fitch
Arthur Stowe
Rossiter
Meredith, N. H
Liberty Street
Frank S. Webster
Shawmont, Montana
The Babies' Christmas Dear Mae
A mother notes many baby gift items seen at M. B. Little's for Christmas including toilet sets, bootees, wool Bonnets and caps, coats, capes, sweaters, blankets, crib quilts, and bib sets with prices 25c to $1.00.
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Mae
M. B. Little’s
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Garden Club
Club
Recreational Bureau of the Park Commission
Donnelly Park Stadium
Recreational Bureau
E. D. Parker
Norwalk
Grandview Street
Mrs. Watring
West Virginia
H. W. Blunt
Tampa
H. Y. Reeder
Henry Jr
Welaka, Fla
J. H. Simms Jr
Valdosta, Ga
E. E. Stokes
Lakeshore Drive
W. J. Phelps
Newton Center, Mass
Villa Dora Hotel
A. J. Jordan
Jeannette Jordan
Waycross, Ga
J. Henry Robinson
Chicago
Seattle
Emma Leavenworth
M. L. Puffer
Dr. Puffer
F. E. Learned
Braintree
Mass
Ninth and
MacDonald _ streets
Charles Gallimore
Miss Anna Gallimore
Jonmy Eboy
Sonny Boy
Lewis
Franklyn
Fox
Billie
Gronaz Orsen
Heaven
Fox Trot
Jesse
Beauty Shoppe
Union
Elder
By Julia Bottomley
J. F. Farley
Groveland
J. J. Eckholdt
Ww. B
Magnolia
Eustis, Fla
C. H. Berry
Frock and Frill Beauty Shoppe
Texas
Frank Buneck
Badger Ave
New England
Carl S. Graves
Miss Carrier
True
Blue Bird Tea Room
Merita
American Bakeries Company
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