Bridge Party Honors Mrs Charles Barnett Bride
Mrs Charles Barnett of Tangerine was honored at a Clayton street home bridge evening with three tables. Prizes went to the honoree Miss Louise Walden and Miss Kathleen Galloway. Guests included Mrs W L Taylor and several local women. Junior Woman's Club plans a meeting on Wednesday October 19.
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Bridge
Charles B
Shirley ‘Schonenberger
Clayton Street
Charles Barnett
Louise Walden
Kathleen Galloway
W. L. Taylor
Clayton Tremain
Ardell Batton
Wm. Prinz
Vivia Craig
Suzanne Sawyer
Helen Meadows
Delphia Norman
Stetson Professor to Speak on The International Situation
At 8 p m at the Yacht Club Dr G L professor of Political Science at Stetson University will discuss the international situation today A social hour follows Hostesses Miss Johnnie Mae Stanley Frances Pemberton Martha Fenn assisted by Misses Suzanne Sawyer and Shirley Shhonenberger Senior Woman's Club members and their husbands are invited Husbands of Junior Club members may attend Those planning to go are asked to not miss Miss Stanley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yacht Club
G. L
Stetson University
Johnnie Mae Stanley
Frances Pemberton
Martha Fenn
Suzanne Sawyer
Shirley Shhonenberger
Miss Stanley
Interesting program at missionary meeting
The Women’s Foreign Society of the Methodist Church held its monthly gathering in the church parlors on Monday afternoon. Miss Anna Gallimore led devotions and spoke on Paul the first missionary after Stephen. Mrs. C. C. Dooley reported the year’s work and goal attainment. Mrs. Kenneth Rogers shared stories on India and compared Buddhist and Christian teachings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Forigne Society of the Methodist Ch
Anna Gallimore
Paul
Stephen
C. C. Dooley
Kenneth Rogers
India
D A R Meeting in Tangerine Discusses National Defence
The Ocklawaha Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. David S. Simpson’s Lake Ola home with Miss Hattie Allen presiding. Mrs. Orin Sadler spoke on National Defence and the article Defencelessness of Democracy by Mrs. Schumacher was read. Hostesses included Mrs. Simpson and others, refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocklawaha
Daughters of the American Revolution
David S. Simpson
Lake Ola
Hattie Allen
Orin Sadler
Schumacher
Henry Land
Frank Burkart
W. F. Bloodgood
C. H. Estey
King's Daughters Meeting At Mrs Frank's Home
The King's Daughters held their Monday night gathering at the residence of Mrs. Frank, continuing their community service and fellowship activities with members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Davidson Chapter Elects Officers and Plans Food Sale
Davidson with twenty three present. Three probationary members were elected to full membership. Election of officers was held with Mrs. Harold Overhiser as president, Mrs. Ronald Christie as vice president, Mrs. Emma J. Tallant as secretary, and Miss Nancy Stuart as treasurer. The next meeting is October 24 at Miss Stuart's Fifth Avenue home. A food sale is planned for early November as finances are tight. The new president will arrange a meeting with civic groups and Dr. Bird head of the Lake County Health Unit. Refreshments were served after adjournment by the hostess with Miss Mary True and Mrs. N. W. Dean assisting.
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Bird
New Lake County
Mary True
N. W. Dean
Legion and Auxiliary Joint Meeting In Mount Dora
The American Legion and Auxiliary will hold a joint meeting at 8 pm in the Community Building. Dixie Kuhr will install Mount Dora Post No. 35 officers including Commander Dave Wiley and Adjutant Richard Eddy. Auxiliary officers to be installed include President Mrs. Robert Goodman and Secretary Mrs. George Dahlin. State and local officials will attend as guests.
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Wm. Williamson
Lester Jackson
Robert Goodman
Joseph Tucker
Kathleen Stewart
George Dahlin
Mary Marshall
Harold Overhiser
Ada Williamson
William McClure
American Legion Auxiliary
Ruth Goding
P T A County Council Chooses Theme For Year
Lake County Council of Parents and Teachers held a luncheon at the Floridian Hotel in Howey with Mrs. J B Stephens presiding. The group selected Progressive Cooperation as the year theme and outlined aims to improve the Lake County Health Unit and secure kindergartens. Committee chairs were named including Education in Eustis and Publication in Tavares. A fall meeting with Mount Dora P T A is planned at 7 00 o clock Friday October 21 with supper at thirty five cents per plate.
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P. T. A. County Council
J. B. Stephens
Lake County Council of Parents and Teachers
Howey
Lake County
A. B. Dean
Eustis
D. D._ Roseborough
Mount Dora
Paul Colbert
Tavares
A. R. Key
Carl Hibson
Umatilla
Thomas H. Cooley
Stephens
M. L. Murphey
John Clark
Walter Ames
F. C. W. Kraemer
G. Barr
Emma Beville
Leesburg
M. D. Reybold
Beulah Valley
G. S. Harvey
Lady Lake
S. M. Coen
Town Roundup of Snowbird Guests and Returns
Mrs Mary Flint of Lakeland visits Mr and Mrs W E Lackey. Mr and Mrs William H White return from White Plains New York. Miss Lillian Franz and Miss Louise Lust return to Tangerine from Butler New Jersey. The list recalls residents visiting winter homes in Sylvan Shores and other locales. Geo J White of the First National Bank attends a Federal Reserve Board meeting in Jackson Mississippi.
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Geo. J. White
First National Bank
Jackson, Miss
Federal Reserve Board
Secrets of an Actress at Princess Theatre Sunday and Monday
Kay Francis stars as a glamorous heroine in Secrets of an Actress a Warner Bros picture about Broadway folk. George Brent and Ian Hunter play her lovers while Gloria Dickson features as the mercenary wife in a tale of tangled romantic and professional ties.
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Kay Francis
George Brent
Ian Hunter
K Werser Grea It Bet Pee
Princess Theatre
Warner Bros
Kay
Gloria Dickson
Milton Krims
Rowland Leigh
Julius J. Epstein
Local residents report recoveries and travel notes
Burgess Thayer, assistant post master, is recovering from a major operation and expects to leave hospital Saturday. Mrs. Robert Goodman underwent an appendectomy at Lake County Medical Center and is recovering. Mr. J. C. Urquhart and Mrs. Urquhart returned from Chicago with Dr. Clara Ochs and Miss Marie Ochs of Oak Park. Mr. J. A. F. Simpson and Miss Margaret Simpson returned from Scotch Plains and are at ease with Mrs. A. W. Birk. Mrs. Mary MacDonell came back from Marquette with F. H. Begole’s sister after his death. Dr. Heber D. Ketcham returned from an extended motor trip. George S. Horton and spouse plan to leave their Union Springs summer home, visiting New York, East Orange, and Washington, D. C. Miss Alice Davis reports no hurricane damage at South Yarmouth but plans to return to Mount Dora soon, arriving in a few days.
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J.C. Urquhart
Chicago, Ill
Clara Ochs
Marie Ochs
Oak Park
Illinois
George S. Horton
Union Springs
New York City
East Orange
N J
Washington, D. C
Alice Davis
South Yarmouth
Mass
Mount Dora
Notable winter plans amid hurricane damages and travels
Dr. Mildred Marsh and Dr. Eneric Devorsak expected to be in Mount Dora but delayed by the hurricane. Their summer cottage was damaged, Bridgeport fruit trees blown down, little other damage. Mrs. Emma Sears Marsh to spend winter on Grandview street with an aunt and cousin visiting. Mrs. Geo Li Bidwell notes Hartford Courier picture section on hurricane devastation. property undamaged. Mrs. George Dahlin travels to Chicago for Gustave Brand Golden Wedding. congratulations flow. Mrs. Frank Hubbard and Mrs. George Zell return from a motor trip north visiting Long Island, Scotch Plains, Ambiter, Pa., Washington and the Tennessee–North Carolina mountains.
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Mildred Marsh
Eneric Devorsak
Mount Dora
Bridgeport
Emma Sears Marsh
Geneva
N. Y
Grandview Street
Geo. Li. Bidwell
Hartford Courier
George Dahlin
Chicago
Ill
Gustave A. ‘Brand
Frank L. Hubbard
George L. Zell
Long Island
W. T. Patterson
Ambiter
Margaret Simpson
Scotch Plains
N. J
Fred MacMahon
Washington, D
Tennessee
North Carolina
Health Resort Set to Open on October 20
Dr. B. Lust of New York City visits the Health Resort. Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Griffith of DeLand were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Moody. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Estey and daughter Mary dined with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Morse of Mount Dora on Sunday.
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B. Lust
New York City
R. E. Griffith
DeLand
J. L. Moody
C. H. Estey
Mary
R. J. Morse
Mount Dora
Humming Bird Patrol Divides Tasks For Badge Work
All patrols gathered in the main room then split into corners to work on goals. Betsy Kramer reports that two girls pursued Electrician, three First Aid, one Signaling, and three Dramatics badges during the session.
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Humming Bird Patrol
Betsy Kramer
Tangerine Guests Arrive for Winter Stay in Ca vendish
Mr and Mrs Charles Gay of Cavendish Vermont arrived Sunday to spend the winter in their home. Miss Lillian Frantz and Miss Louise Lust arrived last Friday from Butler New York and are getting the
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Charles Gay
Cavendish, Vt
Lillian Frantz
Louise Lust
Butler
N. Y
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Tate
Charles Starrett
Cheyenne
Tim Tyler
SUN
Mon
Gable Way
Jones
Spencer Tracy
Mickey Rooney
Edward G. Robinson
Wendy Barrie
I AM the Law
Junior Woman's Club
Alice Bryant
Mount Dora, Florida
Las MT. Dorata
Fay
Paty
Lynn Waema Yare
March of Time
marTee Nee
Mary Flint
Lakeland
W. E. Lackey
William H. White
White Plain
Lillian Franz
Butler, N. J
Ted Estey
Freddy and
Stella McDowell
Estella Clark
F. L Lawin
Eden, N. Y
Sylvan Shores
Charles Wyer
Mount Plymouth
Yarmouth
Maine
Geo. F. Cary
Portland
Gordon Folger
Anne Armstrong
Terre Haute
Indiana
C. E. Tincher
Annie R. Reynolds
Mount Kisco
Seventh Avenue East
L. R. Hem
Alfred Rehbaum
J. M. McCown
H. L. Banks
H. H. Mallory
L. R. Heim
Wm. J. Johnson
J. J. West
A. J. Waltz
Robt. W. Dickson
J. E. Formher
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Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Burgess Thayer
Lake County Medical Center
J. A. F. Simpson
A. W. Birk
Mary MacDonell
Marquette,Mich
F. H. Begole
Mr. Begole
Heber D. Ketcham
West Virginia
Lawrence
Kansas
Tulsa
Okla
Florida Telephone Corp
Mount Dora, Fla
Florida Telephone Corporation
Mt.jjora Hardware Company
Girl” Scouts
Coleman’s Bakery
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