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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1959
Page
6
Hampton-DuBose academy pupils performed an Easter music program before Dr. P. N. DuBose at the Mount Dora Kiwanis club. He delivered an Easter message stressing Jesus resurrection and the Christian promise of no death for believers.
The new St Edward s Episcopal Church drew 418 worshippers across three Easter Sunday services in its first unveiling. Rev John F Mangrum praised the crucifix theme and the church s glass walls, wood interior, and near perfect acoustics as finishing touches and pews are planned to be completed.
The sermon at United Presbyterian Church urged Easter as the start of a road back to life not interest in trivialities. Rev. George L. Kress cited the angel at the tomb and urged witnesses to share the redemptive love of God and the completion of salvation.
Rev. James Jones addressed nearly 900 worshippers at the First Methodist church urging belief in a living God. He said Easter emphasizes a deathless purpose, citing nature as evidence and warning against clinging to old prejudices as humanity wastes resources and potential.
Rev. John Mangrum argues Easter joy proves the Resurrection not only by the empty tomb or sightings but by its transformed followers who carried the message worldwide. He urges Christians to embrace rejoicing and bold faith showing Christ’s risen life in themselves.
The Ruth circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at First Methodist will meet in Fellowship Hall on Thursday April 9 at 9 30 am for breakfast. Hostesses are Mrs E G Hazel Mrs Frank Cureton and Mrs James Swager Members should bring their own table service.
In a concluding remark Rev Jones urged that God is not of unfinished business and called on listeners to live with an exciting universe and cooperate with an eternal undying purpose.
In northeast Walton county Florida researchers note the state’s highest natural point stands at 345 feet. The designation highlights Florida’s topography and the historic landscape of Walton county.
Rev. James H. Hardin speaks on Seeking Heavenly Things at Central Christian. Marcia and Charlene Codding sing Mansion Over the Hill Top. Dr. Robert Reed outlines April sermons including Letting Go and Letting God and Power to Be Your Best. Church Council meets Monday at 7:15 p.m.
The Wesley Fellowship class hosts its monthly business meeting and annual class picnic at 6 30 p m today at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Cross of Lakeshore Sr Members are asked to bring a covered dish.
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