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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1932
Page
2
The M. E. Ladies Aid will gather Friday at 3 o'clock in the church parlor with Mrs Silas and Mrs Loveless as hostesses. O. E. S. Mount Dora Chapter No 103 will hold memorial services Sunday November 27 at 3 pm. Angeline Battle W M invites interested friends.
Mrs Cliff White hosted the Pythian Sisters sewing gathering on Fifth Avenue Monday night. Attendance was good and the Bazaar work neared completion. The Bazaar is set for December 9 in the vacant store beside the Grand Leader. final arrangements will be announced next week.
Mrs. J. J. Alvord entertained six tables of bridge at the Yacht club in connection with the St. Thomas Guild luncheon and bridge event held on Friday.
Tables for contract and auction were decorated with violets and rosebuds from Mrs. Zell. Mrs. Carl Graves won high score in contract with Mrs. E. E. Stokes second and Mrs. Sam Sadler third. in auction, high scores went to Mrs. Mallory and Mrs. McKay.
About eighty attended the Mount Dora St Thomas Guild benefit luncheon and card party at the Yacht club last Friday. Prizes went to Mrs Morgan Horton Mrs C H Estey Mrs D T Johnson Miss Warren Mrs Clinton Childs and Mrs Harry Day. The next meeting is December 13 at Mrs Ronald Christie's home to bring or send a ten cent toy for charity.
The King's Daughters gathered with Mrs. George Coffin on Tuesday night, twenty two members attended and each donated for Thanksgiving baskets. The Garden club benefit at the Community Building last Saturday drew twenty tables and about one hundred guests with strong Mount Dora support led by president Mrs. W. L. E. Barnett. Door prize turkey went to Mrs. R. C. Conklin, five hundred winner to Mr. Armstrong, consolation to Mrs. Waltz, auction high to Mrs. Koebke and low to Mrs. MacMahon.
Personal notices list arrivals for the winter season. F H Vinton of Bedford New York stays at Harrold house. W J Gridley and spouse reside Sunset Court from Deansboro. Cressy Brown and Staples in Rehbaum apartments. Livingston S Page and Clarkston Michigan in Mount Dora at 136 Fourth Avenue. J H Bouton and family at 844 Clayton Street. Charles Edgerton and son Richard from Philadelphia rent a lakeside log cabin for the season.
Mr and Mrs Arthur E Weeks return from Pachogue Long Island to spend the winter in Mount Dora. Oak Park resident Mr J Heist trips to join his mother Daisy Heist. Dr J C Andrus of Hastings Michigan winters at 909 Eighth Ave with sister Mrs Dora Powers. Mrs William Cook and son Harold of Ludlow Vermont arrive and stay on Tremain Street. Sterling Hayward of East Orange and wife sail from Jersey City on the S S President for a world tour via Panama Canal Honolulu China Japan India the Philippines and the Holy Lands returning by April first.
Florida gardeners can secure daily bloom year round by planting bulbs classified by dormancy. Evergreen bulbs prefer warm planting, autumn bloomers go dormant in autumn and sprout in spring, and winter bloomers suit winter planting. Narcissus groups including Paper White and Grand Soliel d'Or should be set now for six to eight weeks of flowering, with staggered planting extending into December.
The writer argues against an economy driven by scarcity and radio hype. He contends that wise spending and income circulation create jobs and prevent hardships, warning that relying on government and manufacturers alone won’t restore prosperity.
A Tallahassee based Home Demonstration program offers weekly tips for homemakers. The publication provides practical guidance on cooking cleaning budgeting and family management.
The article outlines careful fruit cake prep with USDA guidance. It covers selecting and prepping fruit and nuts, mixing steps, liquids like cider or juice, half the flour with leavening and spices, baking in a slow oven, and testing for doneness. It also notes storage, mold prevention, and optional dippings or plantings for bulbs and ornaments.
An old advertisement urges readers to use Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate two pounds of bile flow, claiming they aid digestion and relieve symptoms of a tired, toxic feeling. The copy warns against substitutes and directs shoppers to look for the red label, dated 1931 from C.M. Co.
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