When I was a child, I addressed adults by Mr., Mrs. or Miss and their surname. My parents, like many other adults, showed the same courtesy to the neighbors.
Nobody does it today.
There are exceptions to this practice. No one, upon being introduced to Mrs. Lyman, would have called her Ruth. Mrs. Lyman was a proper Bostonian, with all the rights and privileges appertaining thereto. As a proper Bostonian, she didn't get too familiar with people, at least at the beginning. Mrs. Lyman died when she was 97 years old, and I knew her for the last 25 years of her life, but I never addressed her by anything other than Mrs. Lyman.