Mount Golf Club to vote on clubhouse financing Saturday
Subscribers to the Mount Golf Club will meet at 3 p m on Saturday, November 29, at the course off S day to discuss financing a new clubhouse. If weather blocks outdoor plans, the meeting moves to the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
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Mount Golf Club
S. Day
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Groves
Frank Stebbins
Grits Rice
E. K. Hannah
Arnold Ha
Colonel Lester
Captain Dish
Joe Swift
Bud Marino
Arnold Haynes
Roy Christopher
Arnold Re
Frank Srey
Frank Stockwell
Harold Overhiser
Willard Wadsworth
Clayton Tremaine
E. K. Hahnah
J. M. Turner
Jim Vincent
Pete Trenham
Local Churches Report Good Services and Baby Contest Win
Last Sunday services at Bethel F M and Mt Olive A M E churches were praised. A Baptist baby named Shiller Cooks, daughter of Mrs. Dazell Cooks, won the baby contest among four infants. Gospel singers from Plant City performed well at the A M E church. The East Florida Primitive Baptist association closed a fine Jacksonville meeting with a large state delegation and Georgia visitors. Thanksgiving plans include high hopes by Masonic groups with services at St Marys Baptist church and a community meal.
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Bethel F.M. Church
Mt. Olive A.M.E. Church
F.M. Church
Little Shiller Cooks
Dazell
Gospel Singers
Plant City
A.M.E
East Florida Primitive Baptist Association
Jacksonville
Fla
Emmanuel Russell
Georgia
Masonic
Blue Lodge
Royal Arch
East Town
Mount Dora
Eustis
Leesburg
Royal
Sanford
St. Mary’s Baptist Church
Dubie Luster
Mattie Gamble
Lela James
Pallbearers Union
Plymouth
M. Thomas
Onion Native to Ancient Egypt Celebrated as Early Crop
A fragment notes that onions were honored by ancient Egyptians and depicted on monuments. It states the vegetable is among the earliest cultivated plants with a long history of cultivation spanning millennia.
Ocean coverage contrasts hemispheres
The article states 71 percent of Earth's surface is water. It notes 61 percent of the Northern Hemisphere area is ocean versus 81 percent in the Southern Hemisphere, highlighting hemispheric water distribution.
Hydroplane Opal Changes Clarity With Water Saturation
A rare opal variety hydroplane is nearly opaque when dry but almost transparent when fully saturated with water, illustrating how porosity alters its appearance.
Local Residents Gather for Thanksgiving Week Visits
Canton visitors Carol Zeelwood Mereae and family tour A R King home during the holiday. New York residents Mr and Mrs Alvin Smith wintering with Mrs O B Goolsby. Kingwood couple E S Brown and Mr Mrs Evans staying with Mrs Julia McDonald. Sunday school party hosted by Mrs Leon Osborne with many guests. King and Fly families honored at buffet by Miss Estelle King and Mrs Marian King. Washington DC visitors B F Wicker Nell Wicker and Linda Leigh at Mary Vincent home.
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Mereaeter
Carol
Canton
A. R. King Dolring
Alvin*Smith
New York State
O. B. Goolsby
E. S. Brown
Evans
Kingwood
W. Va
Julia McDonald
S. Sergt
Dale Cross
California
Leon Osborne
Sunnday
Joy Vincent
Becky Vincent
Cath Wiggul
Eloise Laird
Iris
Mary Jo Ryals
Ira Byers
Gary Potter
Bobby Green
Butch Gardner
Tommy Ryals
Edward Laird
George Uptagraft
Jackie Parker
Shelly Freiderick
Kenneth Bryant
Estelle King
Marian King
King and Fly
Joe King
B. F. Wicker
Nell Wicker
Linda Leigh
Washington, D. C
Mary Vincent
Bird Calls Indicate Primitive Language in Birds
The Encyclopedia Britannica notes that birds such as jays and plovers use alarm calls to communicate. These calls are often intelligible to other creatures, suggesting a rudimentary form of language among birds.
Karl Lehmann and Lake County in Bass Claim Debates
A New York correspondent debates bass weights with Karl Lehmann secretary of the Lake County Chamber of Commerce and Phil Taylor of the state department of agriculture. The exchange centers on the 17 pound 4 ounce Lake Harris bass and Lake County as a bass fishing hub. Golf offer noted at Mount Dora nine holes for a dollar all day a dollar fifty.
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New York State
Florida
Karl Lehmann
Lake County
New York
Lehmann
Karl
Taylor
New Yorker
America
Mount Dora
Sorrento Church Notices and World War II Veteran Spotlight
The Sorren to church reports Saturday activities including Bible Study at 10 15 and worship at 11 led by Rev E O Sutherland. Members Nellie Ford and another 90th birthday honorees receive flowers. a missionary meeting is noted. Robert J Godwin, World War II veteran, is profiled for his service from 1944 to 1946, earning the Bronze Star and multiple ribbons.
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Sorrento
Lakeland
Earl
Jack Raulerson
Herman E. Godwin
Ahen
Lucius
Charles Hee
The
Presbyterian Church
E. O. Sutherland
Nellie
Ford
Robert J. Godwin
United States Army
Camp Stewart
Georgia
Camp Howze
Texas
England
France
Belgium
Germany
Australia
Switzerland
States
R. J
Jean Nicolet First White Explorer Of Lake Michigan
Britannica credits Jean Nicolet as the first white explorer to navigate Lake Michigan. He sailed a birch canoe through the Straits of Mackinac and reached Michigan in the summer of 1634 during an exploratory voyage.
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Jean Nicolet
Lake Michigan
Les
Straits of Mackinac
Michigan
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Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce
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