Personal Notes From Mount Dora Readers
Local notes cover Army and academic moves. Michael F. Ray returns from three years in Germany and plans a psychology masters at Florida. Jeff and family resume studies after a Mount Dora visit. Others report trips, conferences, and family news across North Carolina highlands to New York.
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Michael F. Ray
J. G. Ray
Sylvan Shores
New Ulm
Germany
U. S
University of Florida
Rays
Gainesville
Christoph S In Omi
I Medea Teopher
Orlando
Jeff
Mount Dora
Phillips Gilder Wedding Set at First Methodist Church
Beverly Jean Phillips and William Gilder Jr. plan to marry September 6 at 3 pm at First Methodist Church Mount Dora. Beverly, a Mount Dora High School 1962 graduate, has held 4-H and FHA posts and worked for the U S Forestry Service in Brevard North Carolina. The couple will reside in Brevard after a wedding trip with a reception at the Phillips home. Invites were not sent. all friends invited.
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Leonard Phillips
Beverly Jean Phillips
William Gilder, Jr
William Gilder, Sr
McCrae
Georgia
First Methodist Church
Mount Dora
William T. Blair
Beverly
Mount Dora High School
Home Economic Dept
Demonstration Club Schedules Meeting
The Mount Dora Home Demonstration Club meets Wednesday at the Mount Dora Community Building. Workshop at 10 a.m. and the regular meeting at 1 p.m. Bring lunch for noon. Marion Valentine will discuss pictures in the home and help plan 1964 65 programs. All interested women invited.
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Mount Dora
Marion Valentine
Lake County
Beta Sigma Phi Zeta Alpha Chapter Hosts Charity Party
The Beta Sigma Phi Zeta Alpha Chapter held a Stan ley Products party at Mrs. Pat Lowe’s poolside patio with about 23 ladies. Proceeds benefited the chapter and gifts, prizes and refreshments followed. A Sept 8 meeting at Mrs. Neil Stoothoff’s home will feature a panel on Definition Of Happiness. An all day rummage sale is planned for Sept 12 behind the Atkins Laundry lot. The chapter wishes Mrs. Thomas Graves a speedy recovery. Hurry back, Carol.
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Pat Lowe
Atkins
Glass Of Fashion Fall Reflection
Fall fashion reflects a lean silhouette with slim lines and longer jackets. Miss Elizabeth Dickinson of the Florida Agricultural Extension Service notes skirt hems stay steady as texture tightens with twills, tweeds, crepes, and gabardine fabrics.
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Elizabeth Dickinson
Florida Agricultural Extension Service
Fashion notes on fabrics and patterns
The passage describes woolens in fashion with looped fabrics now smaller and pressed flat. It highlights black and white as predominant colors, and suggests combinations in tweeds, herringbone, and houndstooth fabrics.
Portable heaters boost concrete drying in Florida projects
Newly developed portable oil heaters have proven effective in stimulating quick drying of concrete in construction projects, according to the Oil Fuel Institute of Florida.
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The
Oil Fuel Institute of Florida
Mount Dora entrant named Miss Florida Telephone 1964
Babs Williams was crowned Miss Florida Telephone of 1964 at the Florida Telephone annual picnic at Camp La-No-Chee in the Ocala National Forest. About a thousand employees and families attended. 15 contestants competed with Diana Purcell of Ocala and Sharon Reich of Mount Dora as runners up.
Fall Activities Begin with Lake County Ladies Chorus Rehearsal
The Lake County Ladies Chorus invites members to the first fall rehearsal on Thursday at 10 a m in the Presbyterian Choir room Eustis S Center St directed by Vance S Keister with Georgia Keister on piano The chorus grew from 18 to 30 members and welcomes new singers Interested ladies may call Hulda Price Mount Dora 383 3883 Raymond Bailey Tavares 343 7663 Eugene Rauber Eustis 357 4755 or invitees from Umatilla contact Mrs Lee Hierholzer Altoona 669 3046.
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Lake County
Hulda Price
Mount Dora
Raymond Bailey
Tavares
Eugene Rauber
Eustis
Umatilla
Lee Hierholzer
Altoona
King's D&S Potluck Picnic Anniversary Event
The King's Daughters and Sons hold a potluck picnic at Gilbert Park at noon on September 5 to honor the first anniversary of the Mary True Cross White Junior Circle. The Junior Circle will be guests of the Sunshine Circle. members should bring their own table service beverages and a salad dessert or sandwiches.
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King’s Daughters and Sons
Gilbert Park
Mary True
Strength Within Always Rises When We Look Inside
A reflective line urges looking inward for strength, suggesting personal resolve and inner resilience as a steady source of power. The quote emphasizes self-reliance and steady inner focus as guides through challenges.
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Antonius
The Man Who Wastes Today Laments Yesterday
A compact adage notes that dwelling on past losses robs the present and future of effort. It warns against brief triumphs soured by regret and urges focus on current work to avert repeated disappointment.
MEMOS From Your Stylst on Skin Care Extremes
The piece cautions that skin is sensitive to temperature changes and advises washing with lukewarm water. It recommends keeping creams at room temperature and using masks and tingling cosmetics sparingly to avoid triggering broken capillaries.
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R. H. Montgomery
Candy
Roberta
Highlands, N.C
Alice
North Carolina
Ann Whittington
University of South Florida
Methodist Student Movement
Lake Junaluska
N.C
Mrs. Byerlee
California
E. C. Devorsak
American Podiatry Assn
New York City
Statler-Hilton Hotel
Paul Bronson
Dorothy Johnson
Miami
Thomas Kelly
Grandview St
Harold Overhiser
Stamford
Conn
John O’brien
C. R. Javens
Waynesville
N. C
Jacqueline Bitter
Detroit, Mich
John Phillips
Sarah Patton Boyle
Woodward Ave
Eustis, Fla
Lakeside Inn
Buck Hill Falls, PA
United States
James Carrs
Dick Edgertons
Beta Sigma Phi
Zeta Alpha Chapter
Turner’s Restaurant
Golden Triangle Shopping Center
Jack Poe
Don Christian
Leesburg
Jim Hughes
Ocala
Wendy Husebo
Claude
Agnes Smith
Dade City
Dorothy Whisham
King’s D&s
Margaret Mitchell
Golden Door
Fifth Avenue
Corne
Alexander
First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve
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