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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1937
Page
5
The American Legion Auxiliary plans its regular meeting Monday evening December 2 at Sorrento Road venue. Miss Vivia Craig will host with initiation planned for attendees.
Mrs Charles E Abbott entertained at a one o clock lunch last Thursday in her apartment at the Rehbaum Mallory Building. Guests included Mrs.
The Ladies Aid of the Congregational church will hold a work meeting in the chapel Friday at 1:00 p.m. A card party hosted by the Eastern Star is set for Friday evening November 26 at 8 o'clock with a small admission, prizes, and refreshments. all are invited.
Elementary teachers from Clermont Tavares Eustis Leesburg and Mount Dora met Thursday afternoon at Sylvan Shores Hotel banquet room for a group conference and dinner. Mrs Lucy Wood of Mount Dora was elected president. Issues of elementary grades were discussed.
The King's Daughters met at Solwith on Hilda Street with reports on cases and routine business. A recent food sale raised 28 dollars. more funds are needed for radium cancer treatment. Plans for Thanksgiving baskets were set, limited to destitute families. One December meeting is scheduled, December 13 at Mrs Christie's home.
Winter visitors and returning residents fill Mount Dora homes from Florida and Michigan to Indiana. Notables include Mr. J. J. West, Mrs. Grace Grow, Dr. S. C. Colley guests at Lakeside Inn, and the Kraus and Gutelius families about town. Local activity centers on homes, hotels, and family ties as seasonal residents relocate for the season.
The experience social held Frida evening in the Community church was a success with good attendance and a delightful time. Proceeds reached $90 with pledges still unpaid, aiding the chapel heater fund. Mrs Florence G Hanscom led the event with a short musical program and readings between numbers.
A community event featured Victor Herbert pieces Moonbeams and Sweet Miss Mary sung by Mrs Stanley with Mrs Brown on piano. After the entertainment, refreshments greeted attendees and a social hour followed, with several humorous rhymes about a dollar donated to heat the parlor.
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