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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1953
Page
3
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist church will meet at 7 p.m. today at Liberty Street home of Mrs Pearl Downs for a potluck supper and meeting. Mrs Mason Squier will be assistant hostess.
The article urges careful planning by Pine Forest Park Cemetery lot owners to preserve the overall layout. It advocates coordinated planting with borders at monuments, recommends evergreen ground cover, and notes the cemetery will advise on schemes that fit soil and weather. It warns owners to arrange perpetual care in wills and to consider long term impact rather than rushing.
Junior high music group stages the Dixie Land Minstrels at 2 30 pm Friday in the community building under Mrs Dorothy Define with Kay Brown as student director Ronald Aldrich Jr acts as interlocutor and end men include David Vanzant Billy Simpson Clarence Sims Billy Ivey David Coffield Jimmy Reims David Brown C M Jones Gary Potter Jimmy Malone Tom Codding and Richard Gardner Music dancing and jokes highlight the program open to the public Sylvania Lester Jane Atkins Andrea Rotelli Bess Davidson Mardie Bardwell Bonnie Edgerton Karen Landis Patty Alexander Ruth Whitehead lead the Dixie Belles with many chorus members listed including Jean Atkins Ann Edwards Ann Minkley Alice Daniels Vickie Johnson Pat Mabry Linda Headley Weyman Moore Charles Reid Donald Gardner Donald Gregg Billy Simpson Michael Ray Kenneth Register Douglas Murdock Bob Poole Bob Lafroos Mary Davidson Gwyn Godtel Linda Lane Judy Sadler Connie Shannon Maya Stovall Alice Muller Alice Faye Johnson Mary Kay Rehbaum Elizabeth Wetz Wanda Holt Janice Coffield Jo Brown Thelma Headley Bobby Bowie Lewis Carrol Rich ard Gardner and Cc J Jones.
The speaker suggests memory and belief depend on whether a thought is self generated or supplied by another. It explores intellectual agency and the value of independent thinking in shaping one’s stature. The line invites readers to consider how influence and autonomy interact in forming ideas.
The Kiwanis club presses its drive for Boy Scout funding and underprivileged children's aid, with Carl S. Graves directing and team captains Harry Hopcraft and M. O. Williams calling on residents for contributions ahead of the April 23 close.
Mount Dora Art League will name officers at its annual meeting on April 24 at 2 30 p m in the Community building. Charles Tucker will show slides titled America As I See It. Nominating committee chair Mrs Melvin White and members Mrs Betty Marsh and Mrs John Trudinger will present the slate.
Forty Mount Dora High School seniors and their advisers prepare for a gala trip starting April 30 at 8 a.m. The bus will travel to Charlotte North Carolina with overnight stays in Savannah and Brunswick Georgia.
A brief maxim notes that a smile serves as a form of exchange richer than its nominal value, valuing kindness over monetary terms.
Dr. J. J. Lee advertises two unrelated notices on page 9 a missing parakeet and four kittens to give away. The parakeet Keet fled home while the kittens arrived by surprise, prompting a public call for help to find the birds and rehome the kittens.
Court notice to creditors and claimants in the estate of Ruby G. Littlefield deceased. Executors name WM Eddy Sawyer and attorney Roy Christopher are listed. Claimants must file within eight months of first publication at the Lake County Courthouse, otherwise barred by law. Dated March 23 1953.
Reader notes express delight at the recent play Seven Keys to Baldpate with high attendance and requests for early next year’s memberships. A columnist shares miscellaneous items from fashion trends to fabric innovations and their own experiences with Dacron Slax.
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