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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1964
Page
15
October meetings set the agenda for Lakes and Hills Garden Club as plans advance for a December 4 fashion show and bazaar at the Community Building. The event features four fashion scenes, flower arrangements by members, and proceeds from a $1.25 donation.
The District 3 Daughters of the American Revolution annual meeting will be held October 23 at the Community Building Venetian Gardens Leesburg. Luncheon reservations for 1 p.m. must be in by October 20. Ocklawaha Chapter members may call Mount Dora residents for reservations.
The Woman's Fellowship of the Community Church holds a 2 30 p m meeting Friday Oct 16. Captain Russell McKinney organizer and director of Aid For Education Plan in Eustis will address the gathering.
The quote asserts that beauty arises from a harmonious relation between an object’s quality and our nature. It links aesthetic delight to perceptual alignment and inner dispositions shaping experience.
Mount Dora hosts a series of dances starting October 24 with a Hallowe en event at the Yacht Club and three additional Buccaneer dances. A Christmas party on December 12 and a St Valentine event on February 13 follow, with a Regatta dance on April 3. The Rythmaires from Leesburg provide music. tickets available via Roy Christopher Tim Crook Al Seabrook or Buddy White. Dr and Mrs E C Devorsak return from New England with tips on highway traps on Routes 301 and 441 in Ocala. Mr and Mrs William Seabrook and son David visit Mrs Seabrook’s parents in Eustis. Mr and Mrs George J Coker return from a month in New York City.
Pendleton presents Highland Tweed Country Clothes featuring a fine-gauge virgin wool shell, a European-inspired fringe trim jacket, and a pleated skirt. The fall collection offers comfortable casual wear suited for town or country, with coordinated colors and match-mated hats available coast to coast in fine sportswear departments.
Founders Circle of the Lakes and Hills Garden Club conducts an all day workshop on October 19 at the Garden Club Workshop on Donnelly Street from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Members should bring a sandwich. coffee will be served. Mrs. BE. A. Nim nicht and Mrs. Roland Cooper lead.
The King's Daughters will convene Monday night October 19 at 8 o'clock in Mount Dora Community Building for a regular business meeting. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Lillian Christie and Mrs. Ruth Lee.
The Pilot Club of Lake County hosts Founder's Day and a joint Fun Night with Ocala and Clermont Pilots at the Tavares Civic Center at 7 p.m. on Thursday Oct 22. The event, led by Mrs Pearl Cullen and Miss Bette Kennedy, marks Pilot International's 43rd anniversary begun Oct 18, 1921 in Macon Georgia. The Lake County club, 13 years old, has funded the Lake County Blood Bank and various community projects including the Physical Therapy Department and the School for the Exceptional Child.
On November 14 the Girl Scouts plan a rummage sale in Mount Dora. Residents who wish to contribute can call 383-2161 for pickup.
A joint service by Your Doctor of Medicine, Your Local Medical Society, and the Florida Medical Association honors medical professionals and promotes physician collaboration. The event highlights regional medical leadership and aims to strengthen professional standards.
The article explains fingerprint uniqueness, noting no two people share identical prints. It traces Bertillon’s influence on records for identification, mentions prints from fingers and feet, and describes ridges and patterns like whorls loops and arches that distinguish individuals. It also notes newborns are foot or palm printed for ID and that fingerprints remain largely unchanged over life.
A tempting sandwich idea uses spread a burgers combining ground beef or other meats with condensed soup and seasonings. Spread on toasted buns and broil, serving with carrot sticks and apples for a quick lunch or supper option.
The Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday night at the Umatilla Community Building for a nine table Mitchell movement. North-South winners were first Madge Gardner and Ernest Butler. second Frank Boll and C Sparks. third Bernard McCabe and Memory Martin. fourth C E Busch and Ellen Confer. East-West winners were first Jack Groves and his partner. second R G Caldwell and Bill Freidman. third H D Hufford and Wesley Elston. fourth Ed Dean and partner.
The Mount Dora Woman's Club will meet October 21 at 2 p.m. in the Community Building. The program titled IceHouse Presents features a skit from a forthcoming production. Forty members attended the first meeting, with hopes to grow attendance in the coming months.
An advisory council of all adult leaders and interested parents of 4 H Club members is invited to a leader training meeting at the Agricultural Center in Ta vares on Thursday Oct 15 from 10 am to 2 pm. Miss Betty Mifflin will explain leader roles and how home economists and agents will help. New 4 H procedures will be explained and questions answered.
The Ladies Auxiliary 3229 of World War I will meet at the Methodist Church Wednesday October 21 at 2 p.m. All World War I veterans and their wives are invited to come.
The author argues bridge players must judge about 400 times per session and that success comes from counting unseen hands by points. By tracking partnership holdings and opponents bids like One Spade to One No Trump, defense improves with effort, turning play into greater fun.
The Mary True Crosswhite Junior Circle of the International Order of The King's Daughters and Sons hosts a rummage sale at Lakes and Hills Garden Club Workshop 430 Donnelly St Mount Dora on Saturday Oct 17 at 9 am. The six member group, age eight to thirteen, organized in 1963, supports local and international charitable works and is currently making clothes for a motherless family's children. Officers Sept 1964 to Jan 1965: Angela Newmans president Rose Ann Durden VP Sandra Cordle secretary Diane Durden treasurer. Barbara L Clark organizer invites donations and inquiries at 383-3623.
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