The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-21
ORMOND

OnMOND, March z0-Ihe regular .
meeting of the v. l. A., was held Fri
day. March IA. After the reading of
the minutes of the last meeting and
new business disposed of, the reports
from the various booths, entertain
ments, gate receipts, etc, of the
village fair were called for. The to-
tai net receipts were found to be
$377.76, which was enthusiastically re.
ceived. and considered fine addition ]
to the Anderson and Price Memorial
Library fund. Resolutions were then
offered asking that vote of thanks
be rendered. through the columns of
the various Daytona papers. to all
those outside of the association who
SO willingly and efficiently assisted
in making the far so much of
success. The program of the day,
Household Economics was then
taken up, Miss Anna Lippincott hav-
ing the program in charge. Mrs.
David w. Lewis gave very inter-
esting as we'll as amusing paper on
"Homemaking vs.. Housekeeping, . |
Miss Lippincott following with a
short paper on Household Econ |
omics.' referring particularly to the
value and use of cheese as q food, |
illustrating same by serving to those
present delicious repast consisting
of cheese fondu sandwiches, cheese
gingerbread, coffee and punch, CIV
ing the receipts for the cheese sand
witches.
DR.. and Mrs. Laswell and daughter
Katherine left for. their northern
home at Alma, H., Saturday last
Considering the extreme healthfulness
of Ormond DR.. Laswell has worked
up very good practice. and the
town generally, as well as their
friends socially, will welcome their
return in the fall
Charles B. Prettyman's yacht
sailed for Philadelphia Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. Prettyman and his family
will remain until Thursday. Mr.
Prettyman expects to build another
| fine house on the beach during the
coming summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. D. Moller of
Dover, N. j., left for their home
Sunday Mr. Moller is a good deal
OF a fisherman and enjoyed that
sport nearly every day during his
stay here.
Messrs. Riley and Clifton of Day
I tona We're arrested Sunday night up
in the canal, brought before Justice
McNary and bound over to the high
er court in 5000 bonds, for catching
fish with seine. Deputy Sheriff
Jones discovered them in the act.
The annual meeting of the Village
Improvement association was held
March z. the same officers being re
= elected for the ensuing year: Mrs
Macon Thornton, president; Mrs. J
B. Price, first vice president; Mrs. E
len Borden, second vice president;
Mrs. Daniel Waldron, recording sec
rotary; Mrs. Udora Watson, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. Isabelle B
III
h Simpson, treasurer; Miss Ella Foulk
: auditor
. Ross Adams recently found a hel
on his chicken ranch sitting on s
I eggs. She was trying bravely to d.
her duty, but had undertaken rattle
more than she could carry out.
4 Mrs. B. Clements of Birmingham
I Ala, arrived in Ormond last Sunda
and will spend two weeks at Furious
u Lodge, the home of Mr. and Mrs. ]
~ r. Clements
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Sawyer hav
sold their beautiful home in st. Loui
] and now expect to live in the cas-
4 While attending the inaugural Ger,
monies at Washington. Mrs. Sawye
was taken quite i'll and was oblige
to spend ten days in the hospital i
q that city. She has recovered an
- they are now in New York.
The Hon. Halvor Stevenson an
Z Mrs. Stevenson of Washington. ]
4 c., have been guests of Mr.. and Mr.
Z J. r. Clements at Furlough Lodge t
- past few days.
Mrs. D. w. Dohrn, who lives in o.
of Mr.. Wilson Millers cottages, fe
recently, dislocating her shoulder. S
is now improving though slowly.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hastorf lie
Tuesday for their home in New Yol
City, after a pleasant winter in G
mond
Soho Day at Ponce Park, satu
= day, March p. Oysters free; Iun
served at the park. SOC round tri
Come all ye Ohioans and me
WOLFE Kin Rnak Iaauae fsrr,x cIocL-