Social Missionary Meeting Held at Winter Park Home
The Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church gathers for an all day meeting at Mrs John H Ne ville s Winter Park home on Monday October 8 with each lady contributing a covered dish for lunch. Mount Dora guests entertain in Bridgeport Conn. with Mrs Mary Lyon and Mrs Tom Potter hosting Mrs L Heim Mrs Halpen Mrs R Whte and Mrs S Gledhillie at the Lyon apartment and later at Mrs Gledhillie s dessert bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Park
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
John H. Neville
Mount Dora
Connecticut
Mary Lyon
Tom Potter
Grand Chief Crystal Manson visits Mount Dora Pythian Sisters
On Monday November 5 the Grand Chief Crystal Manson will make her official visit to the Mount Dora Pythian Sisters. All members and visiting Sisters are invited to attend. Bazaar dates are set for December 7 and 8 with many articles in progress for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Manson
Mount Dora
Birthday double celebration for Wentworth and Mac Donell
Mrs E M Wentworth and Mrs Mary Mac Donell celebrated birthdays on September 30 with dinner parties on Sunday and Monday. Wentworth hosted a one o'clock family dinner Sunday with Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Wentworth
Mary MacDonell
Birthday Dinner Shares One Candle Life Span Theme
Monday Mrs. Geo L Zell hosted Mr. and Mrs Wentworth and Mrs MacDonell along with her mother and sisters for dinner. Special guest stecDonall joined. Birthday cakes displayed one candle each symbolizing life. Cards followed with six handed play by the group including Mr and Mrs Wentworth Mrs MacDonell Mrs Hubbard Mrs Zell and Mrs Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
stecDonall
Wentworth
Mrs. MacDonell
Hope Mer- Mick
Childred
Nan
Mary
Torrey
Geo. L. Zell
Eastern Stars Meet After Memory of Founder Robert Morris
Eastern Stars schedule first regular meeting after vacation on Thursday October 11 at 6:00 p.m. in the Masonic Hall. A brief program precedes a covered dish supper for Eastern Stars and families. Committee members include Mesdames Harold Coleman, C. C. Moorhead, C. C. Dooley, and Clarence Gudgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morris
Masonic Hall
Harold Coleman
C. C. Moorhead
C. C. Dooley
Clarence Gudgeon
P. T. A. Discussion Group Meets at High School
The PTA sponsors the first Discussion Group meeting led by Mrs. Jerue at the High School Auditorium on Wednesday October 10 at 3 00 PM. Parents and teachers will decide the year’s study subjects based on concerns faced by families. Every mother and interested reader is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerue
King’s Daughters Meet for Election of Officers
The natty Daughters hold their next meeting in the evening at 8 walock on Fourth Avenue with Mrs Velma Nice. An attendance of 23 last meeting at Mrs T J Storer’s home included hostess Mrs R G Shipes. A nominating committee of Miss Hilda Streeton Mrs H W Overhiser and Mrs Hortense Davis will report next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Natty Daughters
Walock
Velma Nice
Fourth Avenue
T. J. Storer
R. G. Shipes
Hilda Streeton
H. W. Overhiser
Hortense Davis
Business Women Organize Meeting In Mount Dora
All business and professional women interested in forming a club in Mount Dora are invited to a Wednesday night gathering October 10 at 8 in the Community Building. Mrs. Hortense Wells of Tampa, former state president, and Mrs. Edwina Dyke of Winter Park will discuss the B P W C and assist with plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Hortense Wells
Tampa
Business and
Professional Women’s Clubs
Edwina Dyke
Winter Park
Legion Auxiliary Reports Strong Summer Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary enjoyed its largest summer attendance on Tuesday night. The group pledged over one hundred glasses of jelly for local welfare. Ticket sales for Friday's card party in the Community Building are progressing well. Delegates to the national convention in Miami were chosen, and plans cover a banquet and joint officer installation on October 16. Auxiliary officers named include Elsie Chamberlain and Effie Javens among others.
PTA November Meeting and WCTU Session Report
The November PTA meeting is moved to Wednesday November 3rd at Mrs Sol Spilky’s home due to a night meeting on November 2nd. The W C T U met at the Methodist church with Mrs Iser presiding and readings from Proverbs and an article on women as civilization’s hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Sol Spilky
Ww. Cc. T. U
Sue Incen
Levotion
Wason
Union
Paschal
Gideon Magazine
Chicago
Social notes from Winter Park area residents
Local observations list many visitors and residents. Guests include Rev G T Hinton from St Petersburg visiting the Harrolds and Blunts, and Miss Sallie Kreise from Cincinnati staying with Mrs Chas Peffly. Several families relocate for winter and summer homes, with travel to Chicago, Bainbridge Indiana, Atlanta, and Columbus, Ohio noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Hinton
St. Petersburg
Harrolds and
Blunts
Sallie Kreise
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chas. Peffly
Seventh Avenue
Beachbound visitors return with tales of a week away
A garbled item notes someone named Lizzie spending time at a beach and returning with stories. The fragment mentions departures and a brief trip lasting about a week. No clear dates or places are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea
Vais Dea
Lizzie
Joos couple send greetings from Mont Carmel and Vermont
Mr and Mrs O E Joos write that they are back at their old home after a busy season and plan changes of address to Cheshire Conn They mention pleasant visits in Templeton Mass with Mr Carl Graves of Villa Dora and sending regards to Mount Dora friends through the Topic publication
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Joos
Mt. Carmel
Conn
Vermont
Templeton
Mass
Carl Graves
Villa Dora
Mount Dora
Cheshire
Tru Mr
Mid 'O. E. Joos
Haywards Thank Friends for Birthday Cards
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hayward express thanks for birthday cards and greetings sent on Mr. Hayward’s 88th birthday last month. They plan to visit their winter home early this season and stay several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoppenrath
Chicago
S. F. Hayward
Mr. Hayward
Florida Springs Ranked as Great Asset by All Florida Committee
The All Florida Committee reports Florida’s mineral springs rival Europe’s watering places and could draw thousands of health seekers with proper advertising. It cites seven springs yielding over 100,000 gallons per minute and Silver Springs at 22,000,000 gallons per hour as the world’s largest. The report notes 22 springs are sold commercially and many purer sources exist, urging promotion to attract visitors and new residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Europe
North America
All Florida Committee
Silver Springs
Ocala
Farm Legislation and the Economic Social Order
Spuds Johnson argues that farm law is not the sole legislation shaping agriculture. He says farming forms part of the broader economic and social order, so any change affecting that order also impacts the farm sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spuds Johnson
Bank Held Up in Apopka Noon Robbery
Three masked men robbed the State Bank of Apopka at noon taking about $5,000 while staff were at lunch. Burgist rode with the trio on a Ford V8 before being dropped. he was lightly hurt. Police searched nearby counties with insured funds noted and no customer injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of
Apopka
W. G. Talton
T. W. Swanner
F. L. Burgist
Orange County
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Apopka Bank
Florida At The Fair Show Adds Grove Heaters For Florida Exhibit
Florida Exhibit manager installs oil fired grove heaters in a celo glass enclosure to keep Florida at Florida temperatures. The World’s Fair promotes school groups visits at five cent admission while organizers plan future use of the exhibit after the fair ends. A decision on returning or keeping the display in Chicago is due by November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Clements
Florida Garden
Brown
Florida
Florida Publicity Department
Tropics
Tallahassee
Miami
Orlando
Tampa
Chicago
Rosenwald
Preparing Soils for Annual Flowering Plants
The article emphasizes enriching soils now to ensure good condition for seedlings. It highlights soil conditioning, organic amendments, and proper nutrient balance to support healthy growth through the flowering season.
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Pathe
Jean Muir
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THURS
FBI
Zane Grey
Sun-Mon-Tae
Geo. Arliss
Gentleman
Pythian Sisters
Ruble’s Veterinary Hospital
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Harrold House
J. M. Turner
Bainbridge
Indiana
T. M. Rogers
Eustis
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W. M. Igon, Inc
G. A. LaBreck
Kare Lodge
Donnelly and
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Ray Brantley
R. H. Nutt
Cliffside
N. J
Edward Brooks
Winter Garden
Alfred Rehbaum
Atlanta
Alfred Jr
Georgia Tech
Walter M. Cory
Mahwah
Sylvan Shores
Grady Simpson
Onsted
Michigan
Katherine Etchells
Jos. Etchells
H. A. Vinton
Bedford
N. Y
Harry D. Madden
Elizabeth
Walter Turner
Columbus
Madden
Emma Jane Tallant
Concord
Nettie Kilborn
Contoocook
N. H
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Mrs. Tallant
H. W. Andrews
Growers’ Institute
Camp McQuarie
Mrs. Joos
C. B. Smith
Exeter Farms
Beautiful Lake
Mount Dore
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Fla
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Thompson
Hershey
Swift & Co
Kraft
Kay Kraft
First National Bank
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Mt.Dora
New Cash Grocery
Arm & Hammer Soda
Maine
Spot Cash
Moss Corner
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