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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1951
Page
2
A vintage guide promotes a hearty teen breakfast to boost energy and performance. It features seasonal fruit with puffed wheat cereal, bacon and eggs, milk, muffins, marmalade and butter, and provides muffin recipes for Best-ever Bran Muffins and variations with dates or molasses.
Mount Dora welcomes Ora Niles back to the club with praise for his strategy and skill. The article notes his 21 5 3 skipping league record and club success, along with updates on national singles results and several local players and clubs from Florida.
East Town churches held Sunday services at St. John's P B and Bethel F M with Sunday School. The Pallbearers Union met No. 4 Society in Sanford. Rev. W W Wiggins presided. permanent president Mr Hill was ill. New plans were made as the group prepared to meet next September with No 6 Society. The Loving Home band met Tuesday night amid patient illness among members. Mt Olive A M E held services with sermons by Rev Hampton and Rev Martin. revival began Tuesday at 7 p.m. and continued through the week under Rev W N Zanders from Apopka. a collection totaled 104.43 dollars. Care for the sick continued with Deacon Monroe, J G Williams, Will Chapman, and Sister Bessie Hampton named.
In Lake County Florida public notice filed by Executrix of the estate of Earl Wayne McVicker deceased. Final discharge sought after filing final returns and petition for discharge. Applicant to appear before County Judge W Troy Hall Jr on October 1 1951 for approval and discharge.
Jean Patterson long active in Mount Dora and Lake County youth work serves as secretary to the club’s early leadership. She helps clean the Youth Center after Boy Scout sessions and dreams of a waterfront Lake Dora youth complex. An IceHouse Player and sailing enthusiast, she also pursues drama, cooking, singing, and reading while awaiting marriage. Her family includes parents in Lanett and siblings in California, Hawaii, and Germany.
Mount Dora sent six teams to Tavares with 11 70 total for Reds and 755 for Blacks, winning the playoff 100 to 79. The club hosted a Red and Black contest in Eustis, with high Reds 341 and high Blacks 422, and Mount Dora won 114 to 88. A Kitchen contest raised funds for underprivileged children, with Mrs. Peterman winning four blocks and Queen, plus a 5 prize. The club hosted multiple events Saturday, concluding with a Blacks victory 103 to 81 and strong community support.
A reserve officer serving a two week tour was tasked with a descriptive brief on heavy ordnance. Lacking knowledge he consulted the Britannica and submitted a mimeographed report to his commander. It was marked Strictly Confidential by the Army.
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