Miss Elder Bride of Burgess Thayer
Mr and Mrs W G Elder of Winder Ga announce the marriage of their daughter Delma to Burgess Dudley Thayer of Mount Dora Florida The ceremony was quietly solemnized September 10 at the bride parents home Rev E E Steele officiated After a motor trip through the Carolinas the couple will reside in Mount Dora after October 1 They wore blue crepe and orchids and roses.
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Atlanta Journal
W. G. Elder
Winder
Delma
Burgess Dudley Thayer
Mt. Dora
Florida
Itte
E. E. Steele
Carolinas
Thayer
George D. Thayer
Mount Dora
Mount Dora Woman's Club Plans Active Season
The Mount Dora Woman's Club gears up for a busy season starting in October with appointed committees for welfare work local and county, Ways and Means active due to Community Building, Hospitality for opening meeting, and a strong program schedule through May. Officers include Elizabeth L. Evans president and a roster of named secretaries and treasurers.
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Mount Dora
Lake County Welfare Board
Ways and Means
Public Library
Elizabeth L. Evans
Madeline Milner
Vv. J. Sanborn
Louise Newhall
Mary MacDonell
Trigg Tuttle
Lewis
Milner
Frank
Lake Dora
America
Woodlands
W C T U Schedule Changes For Umatilla and Sebring
The Lake District executive meeting will convene in Umatilla on October 2 with a local gathering the following Monday at 3 p m. The State Convention moves to Sebring from November 11 to 15, replacing Leesburg as previously noted.
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Lake District
Umatilla
Sebring
Leesburg
Church Activity Notes for September 29
D B Spencer pastor leads Sunday school at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am. Evening Christian Endeavor services at 7 pm feature Miss Martha Wells guiding the topic How the Young People’s Organizations in our church can Work Together.
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D. B. Spencer
Christian Endeavor
Martha Wells
Residents Return and Travel Notes From Mount Dora
Mrs H M Leem spent the summer in New York and returns home in Mount Dora. Charles Edgerton left for a Philadelphia business trip for several weeks. Miss Ellen Jarrett came back from a Beach vacation. Emma Taft and E E Truskett returned from a state trip. C E Perkins came back from Washington and Connecticut for Eternal Paint and Lacquer Co. Wesley Bradner spent Sunday with grandparents in Bradner Beach New Jersey while a UF student. William Youngs returned after months in Ohio. Harold Coleman recovering well after appendectomy in DeLand hospital. A church parlor event is planned for October. George Malone Per and family have returned to Mount Dora.
Rally Day noted as church marks observance
The Sunday School and Christian Endeavor Society plan Rally Day next Sunday after a period of activities. Several locals are mentioned as having recent travels and visits including Mr. and Mrs. Cool ey welcoming an eight pound daughter, and others returning from trips to Daytona Beach Long Island and the Midwest.
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Congregation
Sunday School
Christian Endeavor Society
Thomas H. Cooley
Rally Week Promises Busy Sunday School Schedule
Sunday School led by Mr. Cooley at 10 a.m promoting day. Pastor preaches at 11 and again at 7 30 p.m. Epworth League service for youth at 6 30 p.m. Mid week service Wednesday at 7 30. Oct 1 mothers and babies meet at 3 p.m. Oct 4 covered dish supper at 7 p.m. Oct 6 Ally Day features program Seeking Life's Golden Keys at 10 a.m.
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Cooley
Epworth League
Nutter
Waltz
Baptist Tabernacle Sunday Services Schedule
The bulletin lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with B Y P U at 6 30 p m and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m The public is invited to all services Pastor D P Montgomery signs the notice.
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D. P. Montgomery
First Church of Christ Scientist meets in Eustis
The listing notes Sunday services at 11 a m and Sunday school at 9 45 a m with a testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8 p m. Reading room hours are Tuesday and Saturday 2 4 p m in the church building. All are welcome.
Miss Gertrude Thorne Hosts King’s Daughters Meeting
The King's Daughters group met at Gertrude Thorne's home with plans for a future gathering hosted by Mrs. Anna Wassert. Members discussed visiting relatives including Mrs. John A. Macready in Dayton and friends in Columbus before travel to California.
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Gertrude Thorne
The
King’s Daughters
Anna Wasser
Local social notes from Tavares and nearby areas
Miss Jura Buck of Little Rock Arkansas is visiting friends in Tavares this week. R E Morrison and sister Miss Cook have returned from a week with Mr and Mrs A J Wismer at Ft Lauderdale. Rev C Sewell Palmer came back Saturday after visiting his parents at Vero Beach.
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Jura Buck
Little Rock
Arkansas
Tavares
R. E. Morrison
Miss Cook
A. J. Wismer
Ft. Lauderdale
Rev. C. Sewell Palmer
Vero Beach
Local Society Notes From The Tallahassee Tampa And Danville
Miss Vera Carr returns from a two week vacation spent with friends in Tallahassee. Mrs. Joe Cullen spends weekend at Hampton joining Mr. Cullen and Mrs. W. M. Rease and daughter. Mrs. Paul T. Harber and daughter visit friends in Tampa last week. Mrs. Frank Summer leaves Saturday for Danville Georgia to visit her parents. Mrs. Carl Duncan and daughter Ann leave Thursday for St Petersburg to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Farmer. Mrs. C L Basset returns home after visiting relatives in Macon Georgia. Mrs. H T Dobson of Dallas is mentioned in these society notes.
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Vera Carr
Tallahassee
W. M. Rease
Paul T. Harber
Tampa
Carl Duncan
Ann
St. Petersburg
J. O. Farmer
C. L. Basset
Macon
Travel notes include Daisy Scott's short vacation end
Texas visitor to sister Mrs. Paul Daniel for three weeks left Saturday for Savannah Georgia to visit her mother. Miss Daisy Scott has returned from a two week vacation.
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Texas
Paul Daniel
Svannah
Daisy Scott
Unique Sleeve Treatments Are Made a Style Feature
Fashion notes show contrasting materials in sleeves and gowns as a Spring trend. Velvet paired with chiffon or satin creates striking effects, often in the same shade, with deep yokes and two fabric sections seamed together. The trend appears in evening gowns and washable fabrics alike, urging economical use of remnants.
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Western Newspaper Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman’s Club
Personal
Charles Edgerton
Philadelphia
Ellen Jarrett
Emma Taft
E. E. Truskett
C. E. Perkins
Washington
Connecticut
Eternal Paint and Lacquer Company
Wesley Bradner
Bradner Beach
N. J
University of Florida
O. Ni Condit
William Young
Ohio
Harold Coleman
DeLand Hospital
George Malone
Mount
Dorn
Pacific Coast
Raymond Perkins
Gainesville
Theo C. Jensen
Jacksonville
Miami
Mr. Jensen
M. P. Whitten
Chicago
Clara Gifford
Fifth Avenue
Mamie
Carrie True
Daytona Beach
Crane
R. N. Whte
A. C. Quixley
William Dorne
Montverde
George Dahlin
A. J. Mairs
Tavares Road
Harry Backus
George
Long Island
George Thayer
New England
George Zell
Walter Parfitt
Port Washington
Bridgehampton
John Parks
North
Mrs. Maurice Turner
Middle West
Arthur Daughty
Sarasota
H. A. Eckholdt
J. J. West
Kansas City
Minnesota
Laura L Turner
Methodist Episcopal
Baptist Tabernacle
First Church OF Christ
Eustis Corner Grove St. and
Lemon
John A. Macready
Dayton
Columbus
California
Joe Cullen
Hampton
Mr. Cullen
Frank Summer
Danville, Ga
H. T. Dobson
Dallas
Dickson-Ives Co
Orange Avenue
Orlando
Dickson-Ives
By Julia Bottomley
Sidel’s Market
First State Bank of
Eustis
Fountain Inn
Fla
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