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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1964
Page
5
Jennie hosts an Open House with elaborate floral decor, a new side portico for dry entry, and a buffet with fruit punch. Guests admire pink motifs, carnations, and garden arrangements as visitors tour the redesigned home.
A salon ad advises that skin and hair affect each other and recommends hair off the face to aid skin care. It highlights cleansing, rest, diet, exercise, and protection, and promotes tinting, perms, and new hairdos at THE GOLDEN DOOR SALON on Fifth Avenue this week.
This article argues point count guides bidding more than fixed law. It explains high card points vary with suit length and partner holdings, stressing fit and trick-taking potential.
A reflective line from Helen Keller compares each new book to a ship that carries readers beyond the fixed boundaries of their limitations into the vast, splendid movements of life’s infinite ocean.
Members of the Pilot Club of Lake County attended an Area Workshop in Gainesville on Saturday September 12 with participants from Eustis Tavares and Lake Jem. Lt Governor Gwen Biddle led the workshop and plans include other workshops in Panama City West Palm Beach Orlando and Clearwater on September 19. An official visit by the Lt District Governor is scheduled for October 8 at 6 30 PM at Lake Shore Acres Restaurant. The October 22 Sing Along night will involve Ocala and Clermont clubs at the Tavares Civic Center with hosts Mrs Pearl Cullen and Mrs Fannie Spilky coordinating extensions and membership.
The Lake County Hibiscus Society hosts a September 27 show in the Leesburg Community Building from 1 to 5 PM. Exhibits include rare blooms from private and American Hibiscus Society of Florida members with judging at 11 AM and public viewing after 1 PM. Members welcome newcomers. prizes awarded hourly.
The Panhellenic Association announced new pledges to 19 sororities at Florida State University after a formal rush schedule for the fall semester. Kappa Alpha Theta pledged Patricia Vason of Mount Dora, daughter of Dr. Robert Vason and Mrs. Genevieve Vason.
The Ocklawaha Chapter DAR held a Colonial Tea at St Thomas Episcopal parish house on Sept 17 marking the 177th anniversary of the Constitution. Reg ent Mrs A W Peschke presided in costume, with Coacoochee Society members aiding and Sammy and Bobby Swiger in Scout uniforms handling colors.
A reception for Miss Helena Nutt is planned October 1 from 4 to 6 p.m. by the Tax Assessor and Tax Collector staff in the Educational building at First Baptist Church of Tavares. Nutt retires after 46 years in the Tax Office. she attended Stetson and Rollins, served as Assessor after her father's death, and is active as Pilot Club past president and OES past matron. She also serves as church organist.
The Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club held a six and a half Mitchell movement at the Umatilla Community Building. North-South winners were first Mrs. Paul Bryan and Mrs. J. W. Sparks, second Mrs. Madge Gardner and Mrs. Wesley Elston, third Mrs. R. E. Cooper and Mrs. J. A. Murray. East-West winners were first Mrs. H. D. Hufford and Mrs. Ellen Confer, second Mrs. Paul Gerding and Mrs. Paul Johnson, third Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stock. The club’s Ninth Annual Open Pair Tournament is set for Saturday October 3 1964 with two sessions and dinner at Pine Meadows Country Club for 4.50. Contact Mrs. Bernard McCabe for reservations.
The Lakes and Hills Garden Club Founder's Circle meets at 1:30 p.m. on October 5 at Mrs. W. F. E. Holler's Lake Shore Drive residence. Co-hostesses are Mrs. Geo. D. Church and Mrs. Robert E. Travers. The program titled Early Christmas Workshop is led by chairwoman Mrs. E. A. Nim nicht.
The Lakes and Hills Garden Club holds an executive board meeting at 9 a.m. Friday September 25 in the Community Buildings Mount Dora.
The Ocklawaha DAR starts the 1964-1965 season with a noon October 1 luncheon at St. Thomas Episcopal Parish House Eustis. Speaker Mr. W H Bill Reedy Lake County Safety Council on Transportation and Safety. Chapter chairs will outline committee objectives and projects.
The Hibiscus Circle of the Lakes and Hills Garden Club will meet Friday Oct. 2 in the Community Room of the First Federal Savings & Loan Bank. Guest speaker Miss Alice Smart of the Florida Nursery will discuss Fall Activities In Our Garden.
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