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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1960
Page
1
Mount Dora plans a $330000 new school building with a library and a gymnasium plus separate band and choral rooms. Construction is set to start before Jan 1 with bids in March for a $100000 at Milner-Rosenwald Academy expansion and alterations at Rosborough School.
Rev Jimmy S Jones argues Christmas light mirrors cosmic light with Jesus as the light of the world. He links ancient star guidance to Christ’s revelation and calls for inner salvation to bring peace, rejecting magic shortcuts and urging moral renewal.
Mount Dora to get a modern post office on the Bishop property corner of Donnelly street and Seventh avenue. Bids are invited to build a 5340 square foot, brick faced, single story facility with loading dock and private parking, opening summer after contract.
R. E. Travers of Park Place was unanimously reelected president of the Sylvan Shores Property Owners Association at the annual board meeting. He will serve one year along with M. A. Dingman as vice president and A. C. Smith as secretary-treasurer. The new officers will consult Mayor Guy C. Bliss on possible annexation of Sylvan Shores by Mount Dora.
The Tangerine Garden Club held its Christmas gathering at Mrs. Joseph B. Swift’s home. Program chair Mrs. Robert P. Ashbaugh led a talk titled How to Glamorize Christmas.
The Topic will close on the Mondays after Christmas and New Year’s Day. Advertisers and news sources must submit material by noon Friday before each holiday. The paper will publish on Thursdays as usual and appreciates early submissions during these weeks.
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