WINTER PARK TOPICS. A Weekly Review of Social and Cultural During the Winter Resort Season. The New Building of All Saints P. E. Church Photo by Pago.

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1 WNTER PARK TOPCS A Weekly Revew of Socal and Cultural Durng the Wnter Resort Season Actvtes Vol. 9 No. 3 Wnter Park, Florda, Frday, March 27, 942 Prce 0 Cents NEW EXHBTON AT RESEARCH STUDO On Sunday afternoon a new exhbton opens at the Research Studo n Matland. t s a three-part dsplay consstng- of the hghly colorful and decoratve pantngs of Howard Schleeter, the pleasantly orderly cement sculpture by Clfton Adams and a seres of "cyeloromantes" (a combnaton of pantng and stage model) by the untrng expernentor, Andre Smth. Referrng to Schleeter's work, Mr. Smth says n a foreword to the exhbton: "Weary crtcs, prognostcators of art movements and clusters of mnor prophets have long ago declared Abstract Art, n all ts manfestatons, a bured experment. And yet n the face of ther combned funeral oratory t stll moves along brskly as ever and constantly wnnng- followers among artsts as well as art lovers. "The work of Howard Schleeter s n the front of ths healthy movement whch allows the panter the same freedom n pant as muscal notes allow a composer, that s, not an mtaton of nature, nor an mpresson of nature, but a personal nterpretaton of t by means of form, color and space. Add to hs pantngs ther textural enrchment (not. unlke a woven fabrc) a Schleeter pantng becomes almost a thng n tself, a fabrcaton that, back of ts creator's concept, has a basc foundaton n earthborn realty. "All ths may sound a bt wordy, but not more so than any attempt at an explanaton n verbal terms of a manfestaton whch, after all, asks of us only a vsual reacton through our personal nterpretaton, Howard Schleeter's pantngs must be seen n order to be apprecated. And by seeng mean that deeper sense of vsual understandng whch, regardless of surface qualtes of pant and pattern, gves us the sprt of Truth wthout whch no work of art s worth a moment's consderaton." The New Buldng of All Sants P. E. Church Photo by Pago. ALL SANTS NEW CHURCH BULDNG TO BE OPENED FOR SERVCES ON PALM SUNDAY All Wnter Park wll jon n congratulatons to the congregaton of buldng had become very apparent gaton, The nadequacy of the old All Sants Protestant Epscopal n 938, and the vst to Wnter Church next Sunday when ther Park of the noted ecclesastcal archtect, Ralph Adams Cram, durng new church buldng wll be opened for ts frst servce. As representatve of Bshop Wng, the Et. Rev, securng- a tentatve desgn for a that year, was most auspcous for Paul Mathews, D.D.,. retred Bshop (Contnued on Page 5) of New Jersey, wll offcate and the Rector, Rev, W. Keth Chdester, wll preach the sermon. The constructon of the new church has been watched wth gratfcaton and communty prde all through the wnter. To many who mssed the passng of the old buldng whch had for so long graced ths corner of nterlachen and Lyman Avenues, the gradual dsclosure of the smple but beautful outlnes of the new church was as nterestng as the unfoldng of a flower. The new All Sants gves an mpresson of quet and hallowed dgnty, yet frendly and nvtng, a wholly approprate and nsprng sanctuary. The openng of the new All Sants s the goal of several years of effort on the part of the congre- GLBERT & SULLVAN'S GAY "THE GONDOLERS" OPENS TONGHT AT HGH SCHOOL AUDTORUM Tonght's /the nght, and the longawated show of the year by Gl- wll stand out as one of the best the result s a grand show whch bert and Sullvan Socety wll be entertanments of the season. presented at the Hgh School Audtorum at 8:5. "The Gondolers", as a beneft for the Symphony Or- "The Gondolers" s to be gven s one of the gayest, happest most chestra, tonght and Saturday evenng, and tckets may be procured muscal of all G. and S. operettas, and ts cast ncludes Charles Mendell as the notable Duke of Plaza cast nclude Edde Wate as the at The Bookery. Other stars n the Toro (That "unaffected, undetected/ Grand nqustor, Lamarr Smmons well-connected Warror"), Lucy as Luz, Presly Wetherell and, Erne Marshall as hs ron-wlled Duchess, ("Gvng hm the very best, ner, Vrgna Shaw as Ganetta, Walker as Marco and Guseppe Pal- and gettng back the very worst!") Marcelle Hammond as Tessa, Luclle Davd as nez, and the enthu- and Glora Mastrang-elo as ther beautful daughter Caslda, ("Let sastc chorus of Contadne and us recollect a few embraces"), Gondoler ncludes Vrgna Stone, Wnter Park's best muscal comedy talent has been workng lke Twachtman, Judy Trowbrdge, Er- Helen Baley, Helen Brady, Jean fury under the capable drecton of ka Heyder, Nancy Thurman, Gene popular Howard Baley (Capt. Corcoran of last yfear's 'Pnafore'), chel Harrs, Rankn Shrewsbury, Van dewater, Maude Warren, Ra- wth Blanche Bloch drectng the John Cooper, George Lnton, Folke muscal end of the combnaton, and (Contnued on Page 6) SOCAL NOTES Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Quarre have returned from Mam Beach where they vsted Mr. and Mrs. Georg-e Kendall, of Chcago, who had prevously been ther guests here. They stopped n Palm Beach to attend School Week exercses at Graham-Eckes School where ther daughter Margaret s a student and brought her home for the vacaton. Mr. and Mrs. James L, Goodwn, of Alabama Drve, have as ther house guest for two weeks Mrs. Carl Davs, of Harrsbu'g', Pa, Mrs. Davs s Mrs. Goodwn's sster-nlaw. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kraft, ther son, Kenneth Jr., and daughter Betse, are arrvng from Hghland Park, Chcago,., next week to spend the Easter vacaton wth the former's mother, Mrs. Georg-e Kraft, of Georga Avenue. The entre famly party wll spend Easter Day over on the East Coast. ' Mrs. Samuel Snellng of Swope Avenue has as her guest for a week, Mss Mary Stlus of Savannah. (Contnued on Page 2) A SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT HUNGERFORD What Hungerford Gves ts Students March 25, 942. Edtor, Wnter Park Topcs. Sr: My nterest n the Hungerford School s based on the type of educaton t gves. Vocatonal educaton. t does not teach colored boys and grls to use long words and to ape lterary folks. t teaches them how to work wth ther hands n ktchen, feld and shop, to do a good job and earn both money and happness. t follows the example of Tuskegee, the famous school establshed and run for many years by the great leader of colored democracy, Mr. Booker Washngton. He taught by voce and example that the colored boy or grl who could cultvate a crop, cook a meal; mend a plough, shoe a horse better than a whte man won a poston not only of equalty, but of superorty. That's the way to rase both self and race. And that's the way of Hungerford Ẏours truly, JOHN MARTN. The above bref trbute to Hungerford School by Dr. John Martn may ncrease the nterest of Wnter Parkans n a hghly valuable nsttuton. Too many of us have been vaguely conscous, the wrter among them, of an excellent school for negroes somewhere n the vcnty whch came to.notce frequently durng the wnter season because of ts sng-ers and the mld requests for fnancal ad whch were sent around. There were promnent ctzens on ts Advsory- Board, f you took the trouble to look over the lst, and ts appeals for mantenance funds were not carelessly turned asde. But the fact s that Wnter Park has so many nterests, that Hung-erford has not been counted very much wth many people who should be strong supporters and workers for ts success. At the urgent nvtaton of Mr. Wllam F. Pelham, whose enthusasm for other good works as well as Hungerford, stamps hm as a mltant, constructve Amercan, attended the Sunday afternoon concert at the school, had heard on varous occasons a quartet of the young men students sng ther amusng: "States Song" "What dd Dela-wear" and "Where Dd Mary-land", etc. Ther efforts, whle entertanng-, were no preparaton for the program of sprtuals sungby the whole group of men and women students, Led by ther Drectress. Mrs, L. B. Hall, wfe of the prncpal, Mr. John E. Hall, ths body of some 40 women and men sang tradtonal sprtuals wth a beauty of tone and a natural, unaffected devoton that t has seldom been my good fortune to hear surpassed. The voces had a mellow, sweet qualty, free from forcng, and there was an effortless balancng of the four parts that produced a sngularly spontaneous rse and fall of muscal tone. The hgher notes (Contnued on Page 6)

2 Page Two WNTER PARK TOPCS, FRDAY, MARCH 27, 942 The QcPwn Shop Corner Shop Phllps Block "Wnter Park ANNOUNCES A CLEARANCE SALE wth sweepng reductons on our entre stock of Gowns - Coats - Hats Frances Slater Gowns Wraps Sport Clothes SOCAL NOTES Mr. J. Edward Grnfleld-Coxwell has returned to Boston, Mass. He s a member of the Frst Specal Headquarters and Servce Company of the Massachusetts State Guard Reserve. Mrs. Emma B. Lyman, of 757 French Avenue, entertaned at a tea Tuesday for a few frends ncludng' Mrs. "Walter H. Tappan, Mrs. Thayer, Mss Harret Smth, Mrs. Bertram Scott, Mrs. Henry Warren, Mrs. Moultre M. Cromwell, Mrs. Arche C. Burnett, Mrs, Edwn V. Spooner, Mrs. George Scott and Mrs. Theodore Emery. Mrs. Lyman wll leave shortly for her northern home at Exeter, N. H. Mss Mldred Charmbury s here from the Graham-Eckes..School n Palm Beach to spend the bref sprng vacaton -wth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Charmbury of Cortland Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Charmbury were n Palm. Beach last week to attend School Week festvtes, afterwards brngng ther daughter to Wnter Park. Dr. Samuel W- Hausman, of Red Bank, N. J., has been spendng a week n Wnter Park at Mrs. Hazel Lenfest's on Comstock Avenue. Dr. Hausman's son, Weston Hausman, Ml HUE %WfstCna Oyster A Gft Shop known the world over. On pato reached from 20 N. Orange or 35 Washngton St. Orlando Excellent Parkng for Customers Also Ogunqut, Mane a former Rollns student, s now a plot wth Unted Ar Lnes. Jack Atlee, accompaned by a frend were down, from Camp Blandng to pass the week-end wth Jack's mother, Mrs. George Atlee, of Alabama Drve. Mr. and Mrs. Wllam E. Curts were among those entertanng frends at Sunday evenng supper at the Country Club, Ther guests ncluded Mr. and Mrs. W. Stewart Glman, of Wnter Park, Mr. and Mrs. George Gll of Orlando, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Messenger, of Altamonte. Mr. Curts and Mr Glman who were classmates at Yale, renewed ther frendshp here n Wnter Park after many years. Mss Granns and Mss Drummond entertaned at a small cocktal party Wednesday for Mrs. John Atterson, of New Haven who arrved a few days ago for an ndefnte stay.l Mrs, Francs W. Joannes has returned to Pne Orchard, Conn, wth Mr. Joannes, who came down to drve her back. Robert Bgelow s home for hs sprng vacaton from St. Marks School vstng hs parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bgelow, of Knowles Avenue. Dr. James B. Thomas, for many years the well-beloved rector of All Sants Church, was gven a brthday party by members of hs famly last Sunday afternoon at the Thomas home on Va Tuscany, the occason beng hs 7st annversary. Two daughters, Mrs. Lawrence S. Lynch of Jacksonvlle and Mrs. LeslyeVT;! Dffn, of Wnter Park,. Mr. Lynch and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dunn, the latter a granddaughter of Doctor and Mrs, Thomas, all gathered n the afternoon for a vst and supper and remaned for the evenng. ANGEBLT HOTEL BULDNG A commttee from the church, headed by Mrs. Fred L. Hall, had presented Dr. Thomas wth an llumnated Cross made from a pece of beautfully fnshed wood from the old church. Mss Mary Goodman, of Hartford, Conn., s vstng her sster, Mrs. Rchard Wrght and Dr. Wrght, of Chase Avenue. San Juan Hotel Buldng Members of the League of Women Voters were entertaned at a tea yesterday at the home of Mrs. George Kraft. The Fortnghtly Club met at Hooker Memoral ths week wth Mr. and Mrs. Wllam E. Stark as hosts. Mrs, Lous C. Cornsh talked on her experences n the Phlppnes... '.._.. _ There s a great need for furnture of all knds at the Hungerford School, to furnsh the dormtores. Chars, especally, would be apprecated, also mrrors, any sze, and rugs or carpets, f there are persons n Wnter Park havng artcles of ths knd that they no longer need, and would lke them put to good use, phone 303-J or 303-W and a car wll be sent to transport them to the school. Mrs. Leslye T. Dffln announces the marrage of her daughter, Vrgna, to Pvt. Dale Dunn, of the Orlando Ar Base. He s the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Dunn of St. Clarsvlle, Oho. The marrage took place on March 7th n Sanford. The brde, who> attended the Wnter Park schools, s the grauddaughter of Dr. and Mrs. James B. Thomas of Va Tuscany. Town and Country Smart Clothes frocks formal casual afternoon evenng MRS. NELL HARTLEY, Mgr. Orlando A New Hat for Easter! We stll have an attractve selecton of mported brads and straws. Jeannette Newark Mllnery GROVER MORGAN Wnter Park's Home Owned Jewelry Store Hamlton and Elgn Watches, Seth Thomas Clocks, Parker Vacumatc Fountan Pens, General Jewelry Merchandse. Opp. Colony Theatre. Tel 402 Your Dependable Druggst The Rexall Store TAYLOR AND EDWARDS Successors to Gary's Pharmacy WNTER PARK, FLORDA For Prescrptons Cosmetcs ce Cream and Candy Camera Supples Call 96 for Delvery Servce TRED OP YOUR OLD HAT? Our new Sprng Straws are here R. C. BAKER!:!! : "! : : : :: : ::! :::!!! :: : : f ::!: ::!! ::!: :!!!! :::: K :!!!:! : ::. :::!!;!!!. :::!.; 202 * East * Park Ave.,

3 WNTER PARK TOPCS, FRDAY, MARCH 27, 942 RACHMANNOFF PROMSED FOR NEXT SEASON'S PROGRAM OF THE ORLANDO CVC MUSC ASSN. < The annual Cvc Musc Assocaton membershp campagn opened last Monday nght wth a dnner meetng at the Orange Court. There were nearly 60 workers present. Dr. Lous M. Orr, presdent of the assocaton, announced that Rachmannoff had been engaged to appear on the seres for next season. t was also announced that new members would have the prvlege of attendng the last concert ths season on Aprl 9 when Nathan Mlsten, volnst, wll appear. Serge Rachmannoff, famous composer-panst, who wll be heard here next season on the Cvc Musc Assocaton Seres, s regarded as one of the foremost lvng muscans. He was born at Onega n the Provnce of Novgorod, and early showed muscal ablty. At the age of nne, he entered the St. Petersburg Conservatory, to study the pano, but three years later transferred to the Moscow Conservatory, studyng frst wth Tschakowsky's frend Sverev and afterwards wth Slot, and takng theory and composton wth Taneev and Arensky. n 892, he won the gold medal for composton, left the conservatory and went on a long concert tour through the ctes of Russa. n 897, after he had already ganed fame as a concert panst and composer, he was apponted conductor of the Moscow Prvate Opera. Hs own one-act opera, "Aleko" had already been produced wth success at the Moscow Opera and hs pano FLOWERS FOR EASTER Let us shp to your frends n the North our beautful Florda Flowers GERBERA DASES, CALLAS, GLADOLUS, STATCE A Corsage for yor Sweetheart s one of Easter's Most charmng customs Gardenas - Orchds - Roses Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere n the U. S. A. LUCY LTTLE'S FLOWER SHOP 238 E. Park Tel. 35 peces, songs, large secular choruses and orchestral works were begnnng to be recognzed far and wde. An nvtaton from the London Phlharmonc Socety to appear n the threefold capacty,of composer, conductor and panst, afforded Rachmannoff hs frst great success outsde of Russa, and hs performance here establshed hm mmedately as no longer a Russan but an nternatonal artst. Hs frst symphony was played at a concert of the Royal Phlharmonc Socety n 909, Arthur Nksch conductng. The story of hs career snce these debuts as composer, panst and conductor has been one of cumulatve success n all three, and when he made hs Amercan debut n 909, he already occuped the very dstngushed poston he holds today n the musc world. MOONLGHT PUTTNG AT VRGNA NN Another moonlght puttng contest was held on Tuesday evenng- March 24, after dark and the pvttng, of course, was splenddly llumnated wth flood lghts. Przes were gven by Mr. F. E. Parkhurst and hs daughter, Mrs. J. W. Coughln of Wlkes Barre, Pennsylvana. Lades' frst prze was won by Mrs. J. J. Hennessy and second prze by Mrs. E, H. Rathbun. Lades' specal prze for hghest score was won by Mrs. E. R. Lancaster. Men's frst prze was won by Mr. E. H. Rathbun. There was a te for second prze between Mr. E. S. Dunn and Mr, Walter Lloyd and on.the play-off Mr. Dunn won. Men's specal prze for hghest score was won on the play-off by Mr. Young after a trple te between Messrs Young, Baley and Hennessy. Mr. James Hancock was host to the Saturday evenng Brdge Party. Lades przes were won by Mrs. Fred Da'lngton, Mrs. Joseph Lncoln and Mrs. F. T. Moore and men's przes were won by Mr, E. N. Rathbun, Mr. T. L. Thomas and Mr. E. E. Lancaster. A Sunday evenng concert gven by Madame Homer's pupls was greatly enjoyed by T;he. guests of the nn and ther frends. Tho, sngers were Mss Lucy Marshall and Mss Glora Mastrangelo who were enthusastcally applauded bv the audence for ther excellent rendton of the dffcult selectons. They were accompaned by Mss Daphane Takach a very able and accomplshed muscan. The Jade Lantern (Studo of C. K. Huang) Northbound? Gfts to take home Gfts to send away Gfts to your frends here. Do not fal to nspect our large selecton. Phllps Block Summer Shop at Boothbay Harbor, Me. Wnter Park's Easter costumes are ready at Page Three Style-posted women, senstve to ndvdualty n dress, wll fnd t a pleasure to make selectons from the collecton of frocks we have assembled. Color s agan the keynote of Easter Our style shops offer effectve ensembles and enhancng accessores. THE WOMAN'S STORE Orange Avenue ORLANDO Host and hostess for the Monday afternoon puttng were Mr, and Mrs, E. H. Rathbun. Lades przes were won by Mrs. J. J. Hennessy and Mrs. Jos. Lncoln. Men's frst prze was won by Mr. E. R. Lancaster. Mr. E. Evans and Mr. E. S. Dunn were ted for second prze and on the play-off they played thrty-sx holes before Mr. Evans was declared the wnner. Tea was served after the Puttng Party to the quests of the nn aud ther frends and was very largely attended. On Sunday evenng, March 29, the Hungerford sngers wll be at the nn. Dr. T. G. Duvall, former Dean and Professor Emertus of Phlosophy at Oho Wesleyan Unversty, wll speak ths Sunday n the Knowles Memoral Chapel at Rollns College on "deas We Lve By". The Mornng Medtaton wll begn at 9:45 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs, Arche C. Burnett, of the Barbour Apartments have had ther daughter, Mrs. Robert Rchardson, of Lawrence, S. C. wth her young daughters, Ann, Anor and Anta as ther g'uests the past two weeks. jj CUT FLOWERS CALLA LLES JONQULS RS FREESAS SNAPDRAGONS, Etc. Buy them at the Farm Wyndham Hayward LAKEMONT GARDENS Lakenont Avenue Rare Bulbs Our Specalty EXQUSTE HANDKERCHEFS FOR EASTER GFTS Appenzells, Applques, Sheer Hand Spuns, ntals, Block Prnts, Lovely Embroderes BARNEY LNENS Here let us feast, and to the feast be joned Dscourse, the sweeter banquet of the mnd. Pope. CLEAR LAKE LODGE Follow Neon sgn at Kentucky and Grand Avenues, Orlando Reservatons apprecated > 3 3 The Cuttalossa Shop Wll Close for the Season Saturday, Aprl 6 nterestng Bargans n ALL MODERN GFTWARE Tole trays and lamps rreplaceable because of war prortes on metals Choce Antques - Glass - Chna PLAN TO STAY THS SPUNG AND SUMMER AT HOLDAY HOUSE The Englsh Type Nursng Home 26 E. Mller Ave., Orlando Phone 4305 MRS. F. W. REEHL, RN. > THE LATCH STRNG «Delcous Food THE ORCHDARO Delghtful Flowers 78 Magnola Avenue, Orlando

4 Page Four MRS. BLOCH'8S THRLLER STRS LOCAL NTEREST By WYNDHAM HAYWARD "The Bach Festval Murders": mystery novel by Blanche Bloch; Harper & Bros., 942, 289 p., $2.00. There s a large and voracous segment of the Amercan readng publc whch has taken the modern "mystery thrller" novel to ts heart. Mostly they are murder mysteres. Frankly we don't lke most murder mysteres, outsde of a few of the better efforts of Agatha Chrste, S. S. Van Dyne, etc., and so Mrs. Bloch wll probably say we have no busness revewng her new book. But n Wnter Park we try to keep abreast of sgnflcent trends n all the arts, and when Mrs. Blanche Bloch wrtes a mystery novel, t s somethng else agan. The dust wrapper of her new book s mldly frghtenng, wth ts llustraton and the blurb lne "a lvely and entertanng tale of murder and mystery". f we dd not know the author, and had not seen the book develop conscentously and panstakngly over many months, we would never have read t, probably. But better crtcs than we can ever hope to be have called t "tops" n mystery novel entertanment, so f you want the best n that sort of thng, we recommend t unreservedly. The book has a specal nterest for Central Florda readers, as Mrs. Bloch has borrowed a stuaton for the muscal settng of her story fantly remnscent of our own Wnter Park, wth rval factons of symphony orchestra proponents and Bach Festval advocates competng for popular attenton. The locale -s a Texas ol town; and the-varous characters are expertly drawn and the acton cleverly handled. Knowng Mrs. Bloch as we do, we can say that any effort to see a "roman a clef" n her book s a rank perverson of the facts, and a delberate msunderstandng of her talents. As we sad, when Mrs. Alexander Bloch, wfe of the conductor of the Central Florda Symphony orchestra, wrtes a mystery novel, that s somethng else ag-an. Most mystery novels n recent years that we have read have seemed ratter dull, WNTEE PARK TOPCS, FRDAY, MARCH 27, 942 lackng n the refnements of style, plot and characterzaton that make for good wrtng. However, as mght be expected, Mrs. Bloch's mystery novel s ntellgent, sparklng, clever, wtty and sophstcated. We hope t wll have a far wder audence than the ranks of '"mystery fans" alone. Mrs. Bloch knows how to wrte, her style s charmng, her management of stuatons deft, and above all, of course she knows and loves her musc. So whle we mght wsh she had put the same effort nto a more delcate and romantc creaton of young love and musc, we are happy, nevertheless, that our Wnter Park authoress has done somethng to reflect surpassng credt on herself and the Amercan mystery novel. And we hope her next book, whch already we antcpate wth eager expectaton, wll not be a "muscal murder mystery", because to us, murder and musc don't mx. We lke to feel that muscans do not resort to such extremes to settle ther dfferences. The bull fddle player may crack down on the pccolo player's head wth hs bass vol, and Beethoven, Bach and Brahms sometmes take consderable punshment at the hands of well-meanng players, but more than that we wll not concede. Lastly but not leastly, may we quote from Deems t Taylor, dean of Amercan musc crtcs, who sad n a recent commentary on Mrs. Bloch's frst novel, "Blanche Bloch's book s not only a swell mystery and a well wrtten one, but a book about muscans by someone who reallv knows what muscans are lke." Whch puts me n my place. A TRBUTE TO DELUS CHAMBER MUSC GROUP On Saturday evenng, the 4th, came the last concert for the season, of the Delus Chamber Musc Group. These delghtful concerts have already met a long felt want, and we are all proud of "our boys" for the fne muscanly renderng of such dffcult compostons. 'Wnter Park may well feel honored n havng a Conservatory whose staff can furnsh us wth such masterly performers as these ECONOMY AND QUALTY AT Thames Marketessen Come n and get acquanted GROCERES MEATS VEGETABLES Telephone Orders Delvered For expert advce n plannng the arrangement of your matter For good taste n selecton of type and paper For accuracy n followng copy For a fnshed job that wll sut the purpose CONSULT THE ROLLNS PRESS 30 EAST PARK AVENUE, SOUTH, WNTER PARK, FLA. «M»< A THE ROLLNS PRESS STORE, NC. 30 E. Park Ave., South Wnter Park, Florda EASTER CARDS fve young artsts. Just a word we of the audence are, many of us, old people ( old foges perhaps?) so we hope our frends, the Delus group, wll not try too hard to educate us up to modern standards; for we love the dear old standbys, Bach, Beethoven, Mozart and the rest of them. But, whatever ther program, we trust thev wll be able to gve ther thrd seres of concerts next season, and we shall be lookng forward, wth pleasure, to the treat then n store for us. EMELE G. WEGHT. The Drt Daubers Crcle of the Garden Club wll meet Aprl 8 nstead of Aprl, at the home of Mrs. Raymond Greene. Mr. Smth of "Tropcal Arts" wll demonstrate prunng. STARS NOW ON VEW N ROLLNS TELESCOPE The Rollns Telescope wll be open to the publc on Monday evenng, March 30, from 8:5 to 9:30 P. M, The planets and the Moon wll be the man features n the telescope. Saturn's rngs and Jupter's moons are fne now. Drs. Phylls and Wllam Hutchngs welcome questons and are glad to assst n constellaton study. The second brghtest stat"'n the sky, Canopus, s n good poston now. t s often called the Florda star because t s not vsble far north of ths state. The telescope s on TBCTWST'EAD 7^" CAMERA SHOP The Best n CAMERAS FLMS PROJECTORS ACCESSORES Expert Developng 039 N. Orange Ave. Orlando STEAM HEATED OPEN P. M. DALY t 39<> MATS. 44tf EVES. (ncludng Tax) Sat., Sun. and Mon. 3 - BG DAYS - The Low Down Story of a Hgh Class Gal! GNGER ROGERS n "ROXE HART" The March of Tme Presents "The Argentne Queston" Here s an mportant and new story on Argentna! Tuesday and Wednesday He Could Be You or the Guy Next Door! "JOE SMTH, AMERCAN" ROBERT YOUNG MARSHA HUNT Thurs., Fr. and Sat. 3 - BG DAYS - 3 CAROLE LOMBARD JACK BENNY n "TO BE OR NOT TO BE" the Rollns Campus on the shore of Lake Vrgna. An electrcally lghted path leads to t from the left end of the new Morse Gallery of Art at the foot of Holt Avenue. WNTER PARK TOPCS Charles F. Hammond Edtor and Publsher A weekly Perodcal ssued for the Wnter Resort Season at Wnter Park, Fla., on Frdays. Sngle Copes, 0(f; Season (5 weeks) Subscrpton $.60. Advertsng forms close Tuesday, news deadlne Wednesday. Publcaton Offce, Rollns Press, East Park Avenue, Wnter Park. Mv. Hammond's resdence Tel. 63. "Entered as second-class matter January 8, 937, at the Post Offce at Wnter Park, Florda, under the &.ct of March S, 89." Real Estate, Sales, Rentals and Management RAY GREENE REALTOR Tel E. Park Ave. N. [ BETTER REAL PROPERTY REG. REAU ESTATE BROKER) SALSS NVESTMENTS BNTALS 04 E. Park Ave. Tel. 42-W "Wnter Park Andy Ahk's Garage 226 Church St. Wnter Park Reparng on all makes of Automobles Day Phone 5 - NBht Phone 89-W Bennett Electrc Shop Rados Lamps Applances 242 E. Park Ave. Wnter Park FRESH FSH... from sea and lakes HERMANN'S Psh and Poultry Market 88 W. New England Ave. Telephone 65 O'Bren's Pharmacy Opposte Colony Theatre Prescrptons Drugs Cosmetcs Candes Sandwches Delvery Servce - Tel. 402

5 WNTER PARK TOPCS, FRDAY, MARCH 27, 942 Page Fv«V h Try Our Specal Fsh Platter 6oc We specalze n good steaks and all Sea Foods n Season HARPER'S RESTAURANT A la carte at moderate prces 539 W. Farbanks Tel. 967 *» > * + * > * *++,,+ +, * + ***>**+ ** ** ++«# ****** * * * ' ' J * ' + *» '* ' ' '* * * ** ** * * * * * ** ** +'+ '+ * * ' * ' ' * '+ ' ' ' * + ' *****+ * '* '* *«ALL SANTS CHURCH (Contnued from Page ) new buldng. Mr. Cram was the archtect of Cnowles Memoral Chapel, one of the most beautful buldngs n Florda, and hs frst suggeston for All Sants was an edfce followng the same Medterranean type of archtecture. Ths plan was later changed to Englsh Vllage Gothc and produced the buldng now completed. Mr. Harold Har, a member of All Sants, has acted as advsory resdent archtect, and Mr. Harry C. Cone was the bulder. The hgh altar s the gft of Mr. Wllam E. Wnderweedle, and the altar n the Chapel of St. Mary the Vrgn was gven by the Woman's Auxlary of the Church. Detals of the constructon of the church wll be gven n next week's ssue of Wnter Park Topcs. The present offcers of All Sants Church are: Benjamn R. Coleman, Senor Warden; Morgan W. Prce, Junor Warden and Treasurer of the Buldng Commttee; Vestrymen: -. W. Caldwell, Treasurer; Nelson Glass, Clerk; T. E. Emery, -. C. Wnslow, A. J. Hanna, Harold Har, W. R. Rosenfelt, Kenneth Packrat's Paradse "Treasure Trove from the Tropcs" Unusual Thngs from HAWA SAMOA MEXCO No. on the Pato, Autrey Arcade Entrance Across from Sears, Orlando SANTONE Natonally Advertsed t x x P McPherson, W. E. Wnderweedle, and Butler Nede. The hstory of All Sants g-oes back to the early days of Wnter Park. The Madson Church of the Good Shepherd, Matland, was the parent church of All Sants. Bshop Whpple of the Docese of Mnnesota began to be a wnter resdent of Matland about 876. He conducted servces at the nn and soon after" bult the present beautful lttle church as a memoral to hs son. Ten years later the old Semnole Hotel was bult n Wnter Park and brought a number of Epscopalans as wnter guests. n that day of slow transportaton over sand roads by superanuated Florda horses the dstance of three mles to Matland was consdered far too nconvenent. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stovn of Wnter Park had been attendants, the latter the organst of the Church of the 'Jood Shepherd. They were the frst members of the new congregaton of All Sants. For a number of years the two mssons of the Good Shepherd, Matland, and All Sants, Wnter. Park, were under the charge of the same clergyman. Each had ts own rectory, whch t desred to have occuped by the mnster-n-charge. Ths led to a degree of argument whch made t seem wse for each church to have ts own resdent mnster. All Sants contnued as a msson from 886 to 924., Then t became a parsh church under the rectorshp of ts frst rector, Rev. James B. Thomas. Ph.D., now retred and lvng n Wnter Park. He came to be-n charge of the msson, October, 923, and the frst servces as a Parsh were held on May 8, 924. The Harret Street Memoral Parsh house was bult and pad for and the new Eleora Comstock " SANTONE Drycleanng for the Dscrmnatng Makes Clothes Look and Feel Lke New Ths Superor Servce Exclusve wth ORANGE-LAUNDRY - ACME CLEANERS Store your valuable Furs, Rugs, Wnter Clothng, Etc., n our Modern Storage Vault. They wll be fully protected and ready for you when you return. Orange Laundry Acme Cleaners 02-3 Farbanks Ave., Wnter Park Tel. 43 Cool, Free Fttng Tan and Whte $7.95 Also Tutone Bege Carred n Szes up to 2 WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP 64 No. Orange Ave. ORLANDO Memoral rectory bult overlookng Lake Mzelle. "The church buldng wthn" says an old account, "s very beautful beng fnshed n the best of Florda pne hardly procurable today. The organ s a memoral to Mss Nanne Hayes." Besdes hs work as rector of All Sants Church Dr. Thomas was a professor n Rollns College, gvng courses n Bble Study and Comparatve Relgon. He s a graduate of Rutgers Unversty, of t\\a Cambrdge Epscopal Theologcal School and Doctor of Phlosophy of Halle Unversty n Germany. He s author of several works n crtcsm and phlosophy and also has publshed several noems. He was also awarded the prze of the Poetry '% Attractve Home For 8 Socety of Florda for hs poem, "The Hermt Thrush." On account of ll health Dr. Thomas offered hs resgnaton whch was reluctantly accepted by hs flock n 935, to be followed by the nstallaton of the Rev. W. Keth Chdester, the present Rector. SEMNOLE HOTEL On ths Sunday evenng a concert wll be gven at the Semnole for the beneft of the pew and furnshng fund for the new All Sants' Epscopal Church. The artsts appearng wll be Luca Hammond, soprano, and Sally Hammond, panst. No tckets are requred, but offerng's wll be receved. The concert wll begn at 8:5 P.M. nter Park Sale Aloma Avenue Drve by the corner! of Aloma and Cortland Avenues and see ths attractve 9-roon home n a tropcal garden and orange grove. Owner s re-enterng busness owng to recovered health from lvng n Wnter Park. FRST FLOOR Screened lvng porch, sun room, lbrary, lvng room, dnng room, ktchen, lavatory. SECOND FLOOR -3 bedrooms, sleepng porch and 2 baths. Two-car garage, wth servant's quarters and bath. PHONE 286 Prced to Sell and Shown Only By Appontment Wth... WNSLOW & WESTON REALTORS WNTER PARK ^:: J^«J: «:: J^:^J: :: :^:t :^:^«:^n 5: :: ««:«: :^JK^:w^:^«:^:^:^:^s: Jt :: :: J^:: $t'» «J:':: u :: : t u 0

6 Page Sx A SUNDAY AFTERNOON (Contnued from Page ) were sung, not reached, for, as s so often the dstressng habt n amateur chors; the lower and mddle regster of the basses had a sort of a mahogany rchness that remnded me of deep bells struck gently. There was no need of stranng the ear for the words. There was a very affectng' emotonal expresson but never lackng n dgnty and reverence. Ths was sngng that would move people and refresh ther sprts. t had nothng to fear from comparson wth any of the chors of wdely heralded rado and concert fame. "Whatever else Hungerford mght have, there was no queston, n my mnd, that Hungerford has MUSC. After the concert, a trp around the school grounds and buldngs provded food for reflecton. These classrooms were scrupuously clean but ther equpment, to say the least, seemed scanty. Perhaps chars are not an essental part of educaton, but a few more of them at Hungerf ord would not be luxury. Perhaps some of our Wnter Park housekeepers would be glad to send spare artcles of furnture. However, t would be much wser and more constructve to vst Hungerford and hear the musc and then make up one's mnd what to do. As t was Sunday, there was no opportunty for me to see the school n operaton, and for ths reason t seemed that the educatonal work of the nsttuton should be brefly descrbed by one of ts supporters hence the letter by Dr. HEALTH * STUDO Freshly Pressed Vegetable Juces From 0 A.M. to 5 P.M. SALADS A SPECALTY Vst us at our New Locaton 664 OSCEOLA AVE. Tel. 642 WNTER PARK TOPCS, FRDAY,. MARCH 27, 942 Martn at the head of ths story. t seems apparent that Hungerford possesses two of the fundamental values as a school: frst, t has n ts musc an art that would command respect wherever t s heard: second, t represents the prncpal of self-help. Wth these two sound assets t only needs to have ts musc heard and ts story told to get the fnancal help whch t needs. C. F. H. MR. BLOCH PRESENTS DELGHTFUL PROGRAM t was certanly no calamty for Alexander Bloch to have a dmnshed personnel under hs baton last Tuesday evenng for the last of the season's concerts of the Symphony Orchestra. He provded an apprecatve and enthusastc audence a most enjoyable and stmulatng concert. Whle the absence of the brass and other nstruments whch enrch the tonal color mght n tme be yearned for, there was no thought of any lack n the qualty and effectveness of the strng orchestra n ths program. Startng wth a perfect example of Mozart's work, the "Symphony Concertante for voln, vola and orchestra" wth Walter Trampler and Dante Bergonz as solosts, we enjoyed the quntessence of classcal elegance, superbly performed by both solosts and orchestra. Followng the cerulean clarty of Mozart we were served wth some heady wne n the nature of a recklessly brewed "Snf onetta, frst movement" by Ncolas Maskovsky. The themes were rather obstnately sent upon ther way on dfferent levels whch tended to meet wthout the slghtest annoyance, however, and one rejoced to hear how lttle damage was done. f Mr. : Bloch thought le was gvng Wnter Park a rather dffcult test, let hm now rest assured that we can take t and lke t. And we thank hm for gvng us the thrll of such provocatve composton. Lekeu's "Adago for Strngs" proved a work of exquste beauty wth fnely magnatve essays nto htherto lttle known realms. Arnold Kvam and Walter Trampler enrched the work wth exqustely played ncdental solos. The program closed wth Wolf-Ferrar's "Serenade", a. pleasng but rather superfcal work. Ths concert seemed to ths revewer to provde unanswerable argument for the permanence of our Symphony Orchestra, and Mr. Bloch well merted the spontaneous and sound approval of the audence. PRODUCTON CENTER.. * Mrs. Amerca's ktchen has now become ncreasngly mportant as a producton * center for home defense for the food we eat, the thngs we buy are as much a part of Natonal Defense as guns and tanks and * planes we must not waste them. Ths company s proud of the part utlty serv- * ces play n the preservaton and preparaton of food and the lesure tme t gves ^ Mrs. Consumer to help keep democracy at work. SERVNG CENTRAL FLORDA PUBLC SERVCE ^ W t t t y f t EASTER SN'T EASTER wthout Wne for your Easter Dnner f you are servng a festve Easter dnner Sunday, of course you want to have wne on the table, pleasant mellow wne, to heghten the enjoyment of your good food and to gve the famly gatherng a real party atmosphere. Easter, you know, sn't Easter wthout wne. But perhaps you are puzzled as to what s the "rght" wne to go wth partcular foods. Actually you may serve the ONE wne you lke best wth every course of the meal, and be socally correct!.. Unless, you WANT to t s not necessary to have a dfferent wne wth each course. So the pleasure of wne wth the Easter meal may be yours n a sngle economcal bottle, costng less than a dollar, or as elaborate an assortment as you care to have. May help you select good, sound wnes for the exact fgure. you wsh to spend? t wll be a prvlege to advse you personally f you wll come to the DELUXE PACKAGE STORE East Park Avenue, next door to the bank or telephone me at 78 and let us delver the wne of your choce. T. J. Andry DeLuxe Package Store GLBERT & SULLVAN (Contnued from Page ) Sellman, Warren Ttus Norman Nagel, Wyndham Hayward. "The Gondolers"; or "The Kng of Baratara", was the last of the operettas composed by the mmortal combnaton of W. S. Glbert and Arthur Sullvan, and opened at the Savoy Theatre n London n December 7th, 889. Wth the possble excepton of "The Mkado", the. openng.nght of "The Gondolers" was the greatest" trumph of ther jont careers. As Deems Taylor says n the "Treasury of Glbert and Sullvan", "Glbert had gven Sullvan exactly the thng he had sad he wanted,. e. a story that offered muscal stuatons; and Sullvan had oblged wth a score of superb spontanety and tunefulness. t s the gayest of all ther operas, and the pty s that t s not heard more often." REVUE POSTPONED N ANNE RUSSELL SERES "Pant, Powder and Patrots!" topcal revue whch was to have been presented ths week as the fnal producton of the Anne Russell Seres, has been postponed untl Aprl 6 and 7, Dorothy Lockhart, drector of the Seres; announced. Sound Advce; "Never buy real estate wthout TTLE. surance H y nt :: J.t Northern party, wth credentals, seeks home to care for. Enqure Woman's Exchange or Dubuque, N. Orange Ave., Orlando. EASTER HOSE Chffon... $.00, $.25 Servce... $.25, $ 35 Nylons $ 69, $ 95 Wnter Park Department flxehahdse OKY GOODS 's Own Store )T Heed Wse Counsel! ear., You, alone, can decde upon the Home that wll sut you. 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