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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1953
Page
4
Mount Dora Florida weekly publication edited by Pidiidhed at Mount Bora with Mabel Norris Reese listed. Six months subscription and single copy price provided. Official post office classification shows second class matter dated April 7, 1916.
The editorial cites President Eisenhower's speech to editors in which he argues every weapon and war cost drains resources from feeding the hungry, clothing the cold, and funding schools, hospitals, power plants, and roads. It endorses disarmament paired with investing in peace through construction over destruction.
The piece argues that ends define tactics and that a strong, global strategy by the West should center on enforcible peace through a strengthened United Nations. It says the Kremlin seeks world domination, uses flexible tactics to advance a fixed strategy, and that world law plus a world police force can counter totalitarian aims.
A Jacksonville spring gathering of the Florida Women’s Press club prompts a veteran observer to reflect on the distinction between city and country editions. He recalls the rube edition, its content, deadlines, and the newsroom’s daily grind, ending with appreciation for the society desk’s hard work.
A brief White House note addresses President Eisenhower with a title Dear Ike and references undelivered mail. The item captures a historical communication moment between officials and the president.
Local church notices list service times and leaders for multiple denominations including Community Baptist Methodist Church of Fifth Avenue and Church of God East Liberty. Also featured are schedules for Bible School, Sunday worship, evening services, midweek meetings, and choir rehearsals with ministers named.
The narrator prepares for a journey with Archimedes McNulty, reluctant yet drawn to the companion. He cherishes home season changes, laments inevitable farewells, and plans a spring trip toward Washington and New York, wary of traffic and diplomacy mishaps along the way.
The Lake County Health committee, affiliate of the Lake County Tuberculosis and Health association, will hold its annual mass meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. at Mount Dora's new Negro Community Center with talks and music. Speakers include Mayor Lou L. Heaton and Rev Oswald P. Bronson. Music by St. Marys Baptist church choir and the Melodas of Orlando. Public invited.
Flight Engineer Gilbert V. Cilley visited his parents at 1225 Ninth Ave last weekend before departing for duty as a flight instructor in West Palm Beach.
The Baptist church hosts a Youth Revival with Miss Dodie Costine and Stetson student leaders George Schriver and Jack Coldiron presenting chalk talks. Services Friday at 6 30 and Saturday 7 30 with Sunday programs follow. The Methodist church will have Rev. Robert M Blackburn return from Georgia for morning and evening sermons and an evangelistic series beginning May 3 led by Rev. A Ray Adams. Dr. Robert R Reed to speak at the ae church on investment in Gods Real Estate and Joyce Hetzel to sing If God So Chooses the Grass. Youth Sunday set at St Thomas Episcopal with St Vincents Guild Acolyte officers to be installed.
A study group organized by Mrs. Myron Taylor and PTA president Mrs. Glendy Sadler backs room mothers in the first through third grades. Mrs. Robert Bumgardner will host the meeting on May 5.
The IceHouse theatre board voted this week to have the Players contribute to community causes. Beneficiaries include the Red Cross Boys and Scouts, Lake County Chamber of Commerce, American Cancer Society, American Heart Association, March of Dimes, and a children's home.
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