Dora Chapter 103 Home Night Meeting Tonight
Dora Chapter No 103 hosts Home Night at Masonic Hall tonight at 8:00. Visiting members are cordially invited to attend.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1944
Page
5
Dora Chapter No 103 hosts Home Night at Masonic Hall tonight at 8:00. Visiting members are cordially invited to attend.
Five tables of bridge and five hundred formed the party at the Monday Social Club this week. Mrs. F. H. Schuckert won the prize at pede and Mrs. Clair Purdy led in five hundred. Play begins at 2 15 next Monday with Mrs. Ray Blanchard hosting bridge and Mrs. J. L. Swort at five hundred.
The O. E. S. Memorial Service for Mount Dora Chapter No. 103 will be held Sunday, November 26 at 3 00 pm at the Masonic Hall. The meeting is open to the public and non members are invited to attend this public ceremony. A special Martha Program has been arranged.
The Mount Dora Parent Teacher Association executive board will meet at 3:30 PM on Wednesday November 29 at the High School. President Mrs. Alice Strite calls for full attendance by officers and committee chairmen.
The Woman’s Auxiliary of St. Thomas Episcopal Church met November 14 at 3 PM in the Parish House with Mrs. Eugene Simpson presiding. Mrs. John H. Kauffman led a program on We Who Are Americans by Kenneth D. Miller, highlighting American unity and heritage.
Mr and Mrs W A Sheldon arrived the last of the week from Northampton Massachusetts for their winter stay and are again at 248 Fifth Avenue.
Mr W A Baker arrived Thursday from Contoocook NH and is in The Goose apartments owned by Mrs Tallant. Mrs Baker hopes to join later this season. Gerald F Meuthing of Covington KY is visiting Mrs James S Bryant at Mount Plymouth where their husbands serve in France. Richard Dick PM2c US Naval Base Miami visited Dr R E Lee last week. his wife works in the Secret Service in Washington DC.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Finn spend the winter with E L Riley at the Riley Miniature Homes after returning from Michigan this week following a summer there.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Winton Mrs. Lavoy Winton and Miss Honey Winton arrived Monday from Manchester Tennessee to spend three or four months in their winter home at 150 South Clayton Street.
Dr. and Mrs. James A. Richards visited Orlando on Friday as Dr. Richards conducted the funeral for a former member of his Winnetka parish. Mrs. Richards attended the service. Also noted were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schrup of the same locality.
Mount Plymouth resident travels to Dubuque Iowa for the burial of Mrs B s brother Mr B J Schwind who died in Orlando on November 9 and expects to be away three or four weeks.
Mrs Anna Hildwein visits daughter and son in law Roy R Lewis Jr ACM 1 c stationed at Jacksonville for the present but may be sent elsewhere at any time.
J B White, once Mount Dora county agent in Gulf County, now heads the Mobile Experiment Unit while his wife Ruth Harvey White lives in Wewahitchka. Zoa Weddle returns from Monticello Illinois to live with her daughter and son in law C M Brown, with son C A Weddle joining for an extended visit. Homer Morris family recounts return from Greenville South Carolina where his small son, treated for burns at Masonic Hospital, shows rapid improvement. Pickens Talley arrives from Texas to take her two sons home as Lt Talley serves as bombardier on a B 29. M L Urann of Hanson Massachusetts, recovering from a stroke, improves and walks with a cane. sister Mrs McGown, also ill, travels fifty miles to visit.
Personal Miss Geraldine Richardson spent the weekend in Augusta visiting friends. Mr and Mrs J B McDonald returned from East Liverpool Ohio to their winter home in Sylvan Shores. Dr and Mrs N S Mayo arrived from Highland Park Illinois for their annual winter at Villa Dora. Mr and Mrs J C Earl of Deansboro New York and Mount Dora arrived last week and are at 429 Ninth Avenue. Mr and Mrs M P W Kreutz, from Massachusetts, at Villa Dora for the season. Herbert Whitehead, recently from a hospital in Orlando, is improving and active. Mrs H H Mallory has returned from Grand Rapids Michigan to her winter home on McDonald Street.
Mr and Mrs R C Thomas again escape serious harm after their car derailment on the A C L Champion in southern Georgia. Fourteen cars left the track with several overturning but the Thomases were in a intact car. They credit the service men aboard for aiding the injured and note prior wrecks detoured them via Leesburg and Eustis en route to Mount Dora.
Mr and Mrs Garland G Brooks announce the birth of a son Glenn Raegan on November 16 in Hanson Massachusetts. The infant weighed eight pounds five ounces. The baby's father is at a port of embarkation and expects to depart overseas soon.
Recent acquisitions include The Case of the Crooked Candle by Erle C Gardner Fair Stood the Wind for France by H E Bates Knight of the Cimmarron by Chuck Stanley The Saint on Guard by Leslie Charteris Silver Gulch by W Hopson Non Fiction Basic History of the United States by Charles and Mary Beard From Victory to Peace by Piper and Oakley Life and Gabriella by Ellen Glasgow The Call of the Canyon by Zane Grey Bucky O Connor by W M Raine The Hash Knife Outfit by Zane Grey Out of Celebes by A E Dingle Laramie Rides the Range by Frank Spearman The Unknown by Alexis Carroll Make your kitchen fat fight for freedom and save fats for ammunition for the front.
Economists advise using cranberries stretched with raw relish to ease a smaller harvest. A simple mix with cranberries apples and orange yields a week or two of refrigerator storage. An alternative uses uncooked citrus relish with grapefruit and lemon juice for a three cup batch.
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