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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1960
Page
6
Churches announce sermons and sacraments across Eustis Mount Dora area. First Church of Christ Scientist Eustis features God the Only Cause and Creator lesson in a Sunday service. Central Christian church uses A Different Drummer with Romans 12 2. Mount Dora churches observe Lord's Supper, welcome new members, and host forums.
Brother Cletus Stutzman of the Church of Christ preaches from Psalms 119 105 that Gods lamp and light reveal danger temptations and dispel unhappiness He argues the lamp fills lost life eases grief and calms fear making living more hopeful and stable through divine guidance
The Christian Women’s Fellowship of Central Christian church will host its annual Christmas Tea and program on Thursday December 8 at 2 p.m. Mrs Lester C Doerr leads the program with a home mission review. guests include Mrs John Balcom Winter Park district secretary. Local hosts include Mrs William Frick Mrs John F Dyess Mrs Edith Swartz and Mrs Albert H Martin. music by Mrs MauriceTilbury and Mrs Dale Thompson.
Rev. Jimmy Jones at the toads Dom church urged deeper study of a Bible passage cluster from Deuteronomy. He highlighted three promises to lean on one day at a time and in trouble, stressing God’s strength and everlasting arms as daily refuge for Christians.
The Rev Herman L Turner DD will preach at 7 30 p m in the Mount Dora Presbyterian church sanctuary Monday December 12. The public is invited. Turner a former railroad boy turned self made man has held multiple church and civic roles including Synod Executive for Alabama and Mississippi and Chaplain Major in the Alabama National Guard.
The note states that liquor impairs both drivers and pedestrians, reducing their ability to react and avoid harm. It emphasizes how intoxication worsens collision outcomes by dulling perception and response, increasing risk for both parties.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist marked its 20th anniversary with a tea attended by over 200 members and past presidents. Mrs. S C Colley opened the event as the society unveiled its new silver tea service and china gift from Wilma Rogers circle.
Mrs. Paul Stewart of Orlando urged urgent need for young volunteers trained to carry on church work in mission fields. She toured Asiatic countries, saw India’s dire conditions, hospital and refugee scenes, and highlighted supplying bandages clothing and shoes through the Supply Secretary.
The Wesley Fellowship class of the First Methodist Church will host a covered dish supper and program in Fellowship Hall tonight at 6 30. Mr and Mrs Frank Bedinger and their committee coordinate the event and members should bring a 50 cent gift for exchange.
Dr. Burkhart will address the Spiritual Life Mission at the First Methodist church in Mount Dora Friday through Sunday with a theme of Prayer. Sessions start Friday 7 30 pm and continue Saturday 10 am and 1 30 pm. He will preach Sunday morning and evening on topics The Power of High Prayer and What Are You Willing to Do For Peace and Freedom. Public invitation.
Funeral services with Masonic rites were conducted in Wolfeboro New Hampshire on Saturday November 26 for Andrew F. Doe 74 who spent many winters in Mount Dora He was born in Tuftonboro New York attended Brewster Academy and became a building contractor in Wolfeboro He leaves two daughters six grandchildren a brother a sister and a niece His wife Edith Sampson Doe a musician died in Mount Dora three years ago Samuel Johnson quote follows.
Pastor at St Edward's speaks on Advent as a time for reflection amid festive secular display in Orlando. He notes Christmas decorations appear early and urges four weeks of scripture reading prayer and contemplation to prepare for Christ's birth and return as King.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced 1961 cotton allotments for Florida. The state receives 155 acres upland and 491 acres extra long staple under the new program.
The Rev. George L. Kress of the Presbyterian Church spoke to Advent observers about Simeon and Anna in the temple. He urged the congregation to seek both consolation and redemption through Christ, stressing the season’s broader purpose beyond comfort.
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