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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1962
Page
5
Local brief notes WAL Johnson featured in the Golden Triangle Woman's World, highlighting community coverage and events centered on WAL Johnson.
Florence Melvin, a registered pharmacist at Mount Dora Pharmacy, combines a career in pharmacy with motherhood. Born in Georgia and residing in Mount Dora since childhood, she attended the University of Florida Pharmacy School when few women were present, later earning a degree at UNC Chapel Hill in 1946. She and husband Joe Melvin, of Leesburg, have three children and are active in the First Methodist Church and local civic groups.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hunter of Mount Dora announce the September 13 marriage of their daughter Jeanie Dee Hunter to Tommy Franklin Locke, son of a Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Locke of Uma a.
A concise quotation from Ernest Hemingway asserts that defeat is not a human default. The remark emphasizes resilience and perseverance.
A Mount Dora page notes Louise Rivers new Uptown store and a letter from John Blatt recalling past work at Oklahoma Publishing Co. The column lists local families and their travels from Florida to Maine and New Jersey, including appointments, graduations, and moves involving Camp, Norris, Javens, Pratt, Kennedy, Simpson, Amory, and Land among others.
A reader laments trading stamp exchanges and vows action by S H to halt exchanges. The column praises the Golden Triangle Shopping Center decorations and recalls a Mount Dora Swim Club banquet with trophy moments. It critiques fashion trends and Florida Citrus Commission fruit ripeness while noting early sunset and lingering warmth.
Mount Dora couple announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Betty Ann Lane to Cecil Gray son of Mr and Mrs George Gray of Sorrento Betty Ann a 1961 Mount Dora High School graduate Gray a University of Alabama alumnus and junior high teacher in Clermont school system
The line expresses a philosophical balance where peace starts once ambition yields. It reflects a classical quotation attributed to Edward Young, emphasizing restraint and harmony over striving.
A new Home Demonstration Club formed to serve the area north of Umatilla will meet the first Thursday of each month 2 to 4 p.m. at the Cross home Ravenswood Road Pittman. Officers include President Vern C. Van Selus and Vice President John Walsh both of Pittman.
A Sunday gathering at Summerall Tavares honored Rob ert A. Adkison on his 77th birthday, with numerous nieces and nephews from Tavares and nearby areas in attendance. Born September 11, 1885 in Coffee County Alabama, he moved to Wildwood Florida in 1939 and has resided in the area since.
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