Sermons Shine Across Local Churches This Easter Week
The Rev. David Coffield returns to First Baptist pulpit with Confirming the Resurrection. Dr. Lester O. Schriver at Mount Dora Community Church speaks on After Easter What. Albert Lee at Sorrento Presbyterian preaches Growth in Knowledge and Grace from Luke 8 16 18. And services at First Church of Christ Scientist Eustis and St. Edward s Episcopal include Eucharist and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora Community Church
Lester O. Schriver
Sorrento Presbyterian Church
Albert Lee
St. Edward's Episcopal Church
Episcopal Young Churchmen
Altar Guild
Chester. Barnett
Central Christian Church
Christian Education
Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
Florida
First Presbyterian Church
Kenneth W. Book
Jesus
William T. Blair
First Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Mount Dora
Sixth and Tremain
David Coffield
Bible
Training Union
Methodist
Fifth Ave
Church OF Christ
Sam Ayers
Cletus Stutzman
General Assembly
Church OF God
Liberty Ave
E. Fussell
ST. Edward's. Episcopal Church
Grandview St
U.S.A
Cor
Alexander
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day
Saints
East 5Th. Ave
Mount Dora-Eustis Road
Ony N. Booth
Donnelly
Seventh Ave
Mankind Sought Immortality Before Christ
Dr. Lester O. Schriver preached that belief in life after death predates Christianity and is shared by great thinkers from Plato to Eddington. He argued the universe’s logic and God’s design support immortality and that it would be irrational for God to create man then destroy him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester O. Schriver
Mount Dora Community Church
Schriver
Christ
Plato
Socrates
Cicero
Seneca
Descartes
Spinoza
Kant
Goethe
Robert Milliken
Arthur Eddington
Arthur Compton
Columbia River
God
Dr. Schriver
Christ's Easter Victory: Jesus Conquers Evil
Father Charles H. Hay of St. Edward's Episcopal Church preached on Easter, saying Jesus accepted evil to transform it into good and offered himself completely to God. He noted the disciples only understood after the Resurrection and urged believers to use their own lives to spread Christ's power worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Jesus Christ
Charles H. Hay
St. Edward’s Episcopal Church
Jesus
Father Hay
Christ
God
Easter programs across East Town churches inspire community
On Easter Sunday seven churches gathered for sunrise services and Sunday School events. Rev Sap preached at Mt Olive M E Church while Deacon Elija Nix led devotions. Children performed in new garments as families cheered. The week included lessons from Pensacola convention reports and a district pageant with King and Queen trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Joseph Bates
Sap
Mt. Olive M. E
Elija Nix
Tangerine
Mt. Carmel M. E. Church
M. L. Gilbert
Gilbert
A. L. Russell
Pensacola
Greater St. Mary’s M. B
WPU
Dashell Teret
YPU
St. Mary’s M. B. Church
T. M. Thomas
T.M. Thomas
Love and Charity Teachings From Christian Pioneers
A compact reflection on key Christian maxim s about love and charity. The text cites quotes attributed to Penn and John Wesley stressing love as the hardest lesson and urging practical acts of saving and giving.
Bible School Spelling Bee Participants Named
News notes from Christian Home and Bible School include two students Harry Lyles and Roy ce Meryman chosen for an April 18 spelling bee in Leesburg with Carol Gunselman as alternate. Chapel talks discuss drinking dangers and Bible verses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Leesburg
Harry Lyles
Royce Meryman
Carol Gunselman
Luncheon Meeting of Florida Plymouth Colony Descendants
The Florida Chapter of the National Society of Old Plymouth Colony Descendants will hold a luncheon meeting on Saturday at 12 30 p.m. at the Garden Gate.
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Florida
National Society of Old Plymouth Colony Descendants
Garden Gate
Myrtle Hazlett Rites Planned in Tarentum Pennsylvania
Funeral services for Myrtle L Hazlett 60 Mount Dora will be held in Tarentum Pennsylvania where she will be interred. She was a Methodist Church member Dames of Malta and Ladies Auxiliary of the Tarentum Fire Department. Survived by husband Arthur sister Helen Baker Cabot PA and several nieces and nephews. Zeller Kennedy and Hamlin Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle L. Hazlett
Mount Dora
Tarentum
Hazlett
Methodist Church
Dames of Malta
Fire Department
Arthur
Helen Baker
Cabot
Zeller, Kennedy and Hamlin Funeral Home
Library Donations Continue To Grow In Mount Dora
Dorans show continued interest in the Mount Dora Library per Mary Burr Librarian. In the past year 692 new books were added, 224 as gifts. Frank Henry donated 15 children's books to the juvenile division in memory of Lillian Keith. Circulation reached 25,717, up over 1000 from last year, with the adult section seeing the largest rise. The library now has more than 12,000 books on its shelves, an increase of over 500. Edwin Markman
Tangerine Easter Service and Community Notes
Tangerine Community Church hosted Easter services with lilies and palms and a message by Rev. N Dan Brady The Book Club met at Miss Gertrude Bakers with readings on Mormon origins A magnolia blossom twelve inches across on Mrs B B Bryants lot drew interest Visiting and returning residents and family updates filled the column along with park picnic notes and new bulletin board memorial for Parker Morton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Brady
Ed Waite
Parker Morton
Alva Myers
Warren
Ind
Kenneth Coombs
Lake Ola
Maine
Rules For Colds From A Medical Society
Old King Cold arrives yearly with advice from Your Doctor of Medicine and the Florida Medical Association. The rules advise a balanced diet, enough sleep, avoiding drafts, proper dress, and avoiding close contact with others who are ill. They warn vaccines are not foolproof and emphasize rest, fluids, caution with medicines, and hygiene to limit spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor of Medecine
Merhcal Society
The
Florida Medical Association
Tourism Sets New State Mark In 1962
Florida welcomed over 13 million visitors in 1962 setting a state record for travelers. Tourists spent more than 2 billion dollars on motels, dining, and attractions, with spending up by 100 million from 1961. Governor Farris Bryant called the rise especially gratifying amid airline strikes and regional turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Farris Bryant
Caribbean
Area Church Schedule Lists Mount Dora Florida Services
The page lists weekly services for many churches in Mount Dora and nearby towns. It details times for morning worship, Sunday School, evening services, and midweek events across denominations including Baptist, Methodist, Church of Christ, Church of God, Episcopal, Presbyterian, Latter Day Saints, Disciples of Christ, and Scient ist.
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First Baptist Church
East Town
the Palette Shop
Mary Brethauer
Lake Dora
First Federal Savings and Law Association of Gustis
Penn
John Wesley
Magnolia
First State Bank
NEWS
Christian Home and Bible School
Lakes and Hills
Bulldogs
Florida Central Academy
Randy Mickler
Red Devils
Stutzman
Ayers
Rebecca Noblitt
Jane Meryman
Washington, D. C
Douglass Gunselman
Myrtle Hazlett
Pennsylvania
Edwin Markman
C. E. Poling
Arvid Anderson
R. M. McClure
Cecil Bothwell
Chicago Coon
Bernard Cremin
Harvey Albee
Lynne
Andrea
Sarasota
Curt
Poling
Richard Poling
Winter Park
Tangerine Park
P.O
Area Business Directory
Abstract Company
Auto Sales & Service
Eustis Motor CO
Ford Falcon
Clifford Eustis
Lake Motors
Bay St. Eustis
Carpet & Rug Cleaners
Arrington’s Cleaners
Tavares
Woolridge Jewelers
Protane
MT. Dora
Lancaster Fuel CO
S. Bay Eustis
Bulova
Irma
Eustis EL
Vince’s Welding Shop
Electric & Aceziene Portable Welding
Custom Fabrication
Mount Dere-Eustise Rd
Mount Dera
E. E. Cummings
Qyyyeri Ry
Motorola
RCA
Eservice
DORA
Highland
Eustis First Church OF Christ Scientist
Lemon & Grove
Sorrento
Tangerine Community Church
N. Dan Braby
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