P. T. A. Executive Committee Meeting Set
The Executive Committee of the Parent-Teacher Association will meet Tuesday, November 5 at 3 30 p m in the High School auditorium.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
5
The Executive Committee of the Parent-Teacher Association will meet Tuesday, November 5 at 3 30 p m in the High School auditorium.
The Lambert Circle of the Baptist church met with Mrs. C. E. Moorhead hosting and fifteen members present. They handled routine church business in a concise session.
An open invitation notes that visitors are welcome to join a community hour. The event emphasizes inclusivity and provides space for neighbors to connect, share updates, and enjoy informal conversations.
The Mount Dora Art League will hold its first season meeting on Thursday November 7 at 3 p m at 949 Grandview Street home of president Mrs Emma S Marsh. Prominent artist M Gamow may attend. all interested persons are invited.
A steady stream of visitors and residents descends for the winter in Mount Dora. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hoppenrath of Lakeon II, Dr. and Mrs. Paris E. Miller returning from Maine, and Miss Lillian Franz and many others arriving at Woodland, Grandview, and Lake Dora locales.
The Mount Dora Home Demonstration Club will meet with Mrs W A Conrad on Wednesday November 6 for an all day work meeting. Members should bring lunch or a covered dish and any material to be made into articles for the Lake County Bazaar set for December 6 and 7 in the Demonstration Rooms in Tavares.
Dessert Bridge courses continued in the afternoon with prizes awarded for high score to Mrs. Chamberlain and second high to Mrs. Shubert. Guests included Mrs. Lee's company of Mesdames Burkart Garcia Condit Davis Thayer Shubert Cooley Coleman Chamberlain Christopher Torrentine.
The marriage of Miss Florence Merrill daughter of the late James Merrill and Mrs Merrill of Augusta Maine to Rev Henry E Dunmark took place September 4. Mrs Dunmark a Massachusetts General Hospital graduate is married to a doctor of letters who has served as Maine State librarian for twenty years. They reside at 16 Walton Street Augusta Maine after a brief wedding trip.
Legion Auxiliary Mount Dora Unit 35 met at Mrs J M Turner’s home October 29 with Mrs Harold Overhiser assisting. Committees were appointed by President Turner. A joint supper with the Legion was planned. Meetings now on the first Thursday each month with the next on December 5 at Mrs Rollin Javens’s home. Halloween colors featured during a social hour with cookies and punch.
Personal Miss Annie R Reynolds returned from Mount Kisco New York where she spent the summer. Mrs S W Gledhill has returned from the north and is in her winter home 328 Fifth avenue east. Rev G Leon Wells of St Cloud former pastor of the local Methodist church and Mrs Wells were in Mount Dora Tuesday attending the district meeting of the Central Flor.
Mr. F. E. Learned arrives from Boston to spend the winter at his Ninth avenue home, traveling by steamer to Jacksonville. His housekeeper Miss Lottie Roberts accompanies him for the season. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Wallace and family from Huntington, West Virginia, stay at Grand View briefly before settling in Mrs. Stovall's Fifth avenue home.
The Park Commission asks that children and seniors avoid damaging park furniture shrubbery and plants during Halloween events. Mrs Zell offers to buy inexpensive park improvements and contributions are welcomed. The Navy Day flag issue arose because the raising rope broke, delaying replacement.
Thirty four young girls rehearse daily for the operetta Florinda to be presented under the Pythian Sisters on November 15 at 8 pm. The fairy tale of Florinda’s capture by witches and rescue by fairies will be told with pretty music. Attend and enjoy. Tickets priced ten and twenty five cents.
The Venora Chamber of Commerce sponsors a men’s volleyball league to start at Donnelly Park stadium next Monday night. Interested players must register at the Chamber office before Saturday morning to allow captains and sponsors to draw team rosters. Sponsors include Mount Doraware Co Grady Sim oncount Dora Pharmacy Claude Golden Triangle Foundry Robert Hale’s Grocery Otis Hale McMurray.
Election of officers for the Lake County Home Demonstration Council for the coming year was held October 24 at Tavares. President is Mrs. Frank Finzel of Mount Dora, First Vice President Mrs. Smith of Astatula, Second Vice President Mrs. Park of Groveland, Secretary Mrs. Kurtz of Whitney, and Treasurer Miss Marian Duncan of Tavares.
Sorrento church notes report Rev Noble address on Temperance and infant baptism for the son of Mr and Mrs Conant. Attendance 100. Rate Wiersdale Christian Endeavor rally Friday. Hallowe en party delayed to Oct 31 at church. costumes and best costume prize. Sunday School business meeting held Oct 30 at Mrs Barker s. Senior Endeavor began Oct 27. led by Mr Barker, now led by Rev and Mrs Noble due to illness. Several local news items and visits noted through Oct 31.
Mrs W S Jones, Mrs Helen Worthing, Mrs E W Fly and others attended a Missionary Zone meeting in Sanford with the Fairfar Circle hosting prayer and garment ingathering for the Needlework Guild. The text notes attendance at the Methodist Quarterly Conference in Ocala and a birthday dinner for Frank Morton of Orlando hosted by his parents.
The Mount Dora Theatre showcases Storm Over the Andes starring Jack Holt with Mona Barrie and Antonio Moreno Friday and Saturday. Lionel Barrymore stars in The Return of Peter Grimm on Sunday and Monday with Helen Mack and Edward Ellis. Also to be shown are Hoberta with Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers Irene Dunne on November 8-9 featuring Miss Dunne’s vocal highlights.
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