Spark's Theatre Announces Low Admission Prices
Spark’s Theatre advertises new low prices with children 10 cents and adults 35 cents except Saturdays. Continuous shows run daily from 3 to 11.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1936
Page
5
Spark’s Theatre advertises new low prices with children 10 cents and adults 35 cents except Saturdays. Continuous shows run daily from 3 to 11.
Miss Shirley Shonenberger entertained the S C N Club with a first prize won by Miss Marie Slac. Guests included Misses Martha Fenn Flora Morley Marie Slack and Mrs Clay ton Tremain Mrs R J Perkins Carl Foster and Mrs Robert.
Mrs Edith Coleman hosted Mr George Turner of Orlando and fellow members in a six o'clock dinner on September 2. Guests included Mrs Cecile Strong, Mrs Ray, Mrs Worthington of Jacksonville, Mrs W W Haygood and Miss Clark of Apopka, and Mrs Martha Simpson with Mrs J G Ray Sr of Mount Dora.
Mrs. Olive Goddard hosted a Saturday birthday party for her daughter Joan turning ten. A group of young guests played games and enjoyed refreshments. Attendees included Lois Goddard Lois Holloway Mildred Holloway Arline Bass Betty Lucille Minkley Dorothy Bond Sue Bond Dorothy Geiger Irene Crane Grace Lee Martha Williamson Anne Wilt Laura Roseborough Betty Joan Fleming.
Personal notices list trips and guests including Miss Carrie True from New York, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hartwick of Tampa visiting the Downs, Aad Jones from Gainesville spending time with Mrs. John ape Treadwell, and many others traveling to Georgia, North Carolina, Alabama and beyond during the week.
Strong Martha Simpson and Meene Coleman were guests of Mrs. W. W. Haygood at a banquet. Among Mount Dora attendees for Home Demonstration Day at Camp McQuarrie were Grant Cowles, Mr. and Mrs. Nettleton, Mrs. Finzel, Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. Fielding, and Mrs. Gilbert.
Ethelyn P. Zell of the Mount Dora Park Commission outlines proper flag use and decorum. The guidance covers forbidding disrespect, prohibition on dipping the flag, stacking above other flags, avoiding contact with the ground, and proper bunting arrangements blue above white above red. She emphasizes respectful handling during ceremonies and cautions against draping or embroidering flags on items.
A boy was born September 2 at Latta County Medical Center in Umatilla. Mother and baby are doing well and expect to go home soon.
Mrs Harlan H Winn of Dallas visits her mother Mrs Trubles. Mr and Mrs C F Whitney return from Hendersonville NC. Lucy A McDonald arrives from Michigan. Banilla Vincent visits from Washington DC. Osborn hosts the B Club. Gardner couple and Annice McGraw return from Kentucky. Margaret Stewart heads to Ferdina to teach. Maude McEwen returns to Jacksonville. Audrey Ross returns from Michigan Illinois Missouri vacation. Ruth McEwen expected to arrive from Jacksonville.
Mrs. Harry Thomas of Miami Beach called on Sorrento friends recently. Mr. and Mrs. Foy Hall and daughter Miss Betty Jo have returned to their Texas home. Sarah is visiting her sister, Mrs. Myra Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Lent and Mrs. Rauler are connected with Tennessee affairs.
Miss Mary Norton returns to health as friends gather in Sorrento. Mrs. Ozburn, first white child born there, dies in Miami after a career in Atlanta. Miss Theresa Haas dies in Jacksonville and burial is in Sorrento. Baptist meetings closed with nine baptisms. Florida State College for Women to revise curriculum with new survey courses and broader general education offerings.
The Florida Citrus Control Committee recommends continued proration of grapefruit shipments for the week starting Sunday with size and grade restrictions. Early shipments limits have boosted market confidence, while changes in testing methods alter juice content requirements.
Lake county growers have entered 55 690 acres for soil conservation payments. The acreage includes citrus groves truck gardens and other farming lands and was entered on 1031 worksheets. Payments average one dollar per acre for adopting soil building measures. County Agricultural Agent C R Hiatt supervised the program with R E Norris assisting during Hiatts absence. Norris was sent by the University of Florida extension service and will stay as assistant to Hiatt.
A playful note recalls Mickie telling a merchant he would not advertise until business improved. The anecdote ends with the stove growing cold as the merchant refused coal until sales picked up.
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