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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1964
Page
3
A festive Spanish themed party guide suggests red and yellow decor with a punch centerpiece. Prepare Spanish Midnight Punch using sherry brandy sugar and soda, chilling ingredients overnight and serving over ice. The piece notes historic figures who enjoyed sherry.
Charles R. Caudel of Mount Dora was named to the Dean's list for the fall quarter at Middle Georgia College Cochran. Dean J T Morris said Caudel earned an average of 85 or higher in all subjects for the quarter.
The Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday night at the Umatilla Community Building for a six table Howell movement. Winners were: Mrs. J. B. Giltner and Mrs. Paul Bryan first. Mrs. Bernard McCabe and E. A. Nimnicht second. Mrs. Ellen Confer and Mrs. Jack Bornman third. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dean fourth.
A Christmas column from Riley's Park recounts gatherings, guests, and celebrations. Local arrivals from Michigan and Ohio join residents for dinners and carols as 57th wedding anniversaries are noted and a Park program and song fest are teased for next week. A lighthearted jibe about a trailer camp comments caps the piece.
A family physician plays a key role in aiding discharged mental health patients, many of whom return home to fragile circumstances. The article urges patience and community support, noting the need for ongoing state care and medical expertise while dispelling misconceptions about mental illness.
The Youth Fellowship of the Methodist Church plans a special College Night worship service next Sunday at 7 30 p m. Florida Vegetable Committee notes OPA to set water melon ceilings 1945 30 percent lower than 1944. Mount Dora growth expected in 1955 with quality homes. Lake County 1954 agriculture tallies 26 138 800 income. Nativity scene on Orange Blossom Trail attracts visitors. A year ago Christian Home and Bible School held seventh annual homecoming with Shirley Arnold named Homecoming Queen.
A reflective aphorism by John Caspar Lavater on forgiveness. It states that those who do not forgive an enemy miss one of life’s highest pleasures.
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