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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1957
Page
4
A brief aphorism contrasts prudent understanding with foolhardy deceit, highlighting that wise people seek clarity in their paths while fools stumble through deception. The line emphasizes sober judgment over risky pretense.
Community mourns as Earl Stary dies backstage at the IceHouse during a dress rehearsal. The acting troupe postpones February productions, shifting March showings while continuing fundraising for a new Sylvan Shores theater. Mrs. Ruth Stary receives widespread sympathy.
The piece cites Negro leaders in 29 communities and 10 states accusing the Republican administration of wavering on law and order in the South. They urge the president to visit the region to lobby for civil rights and moral leadership, arguing his national stature could bolster democracy and racial justice.
The Gore committee report condemns the high cost of national elections and the ineffective laws aimed at limiting spending. It cites $33,185,725 officially spent last fall, with under the table contributions and large sums from fundraising groups and major donors. The piece argues money buys influence, calls for bipartisan support for reform, and urges citizens to pressure the Gore committee and Congress to curb spending.
The article notes that in 1900s style population counts, Western states show more women than men. Oregon and Washington report high male shortages, Wyoming shows strongest male surplus, while the East, including Massachusetts New York and the District of Columbia, has more men scarce compared with women. The piece playfully suggests, Go West young woman, to find husbands.
The piece argues that Christian ethics demand action not just belief, criticizing U S foreign policy for militarism and insufficient aid. It notes missionaries abroad put faith into works in Asia and the Middle East, while questioning hypocrisy in the own nation and among Western Christians.
Editor expresses gratitude to Mrs Stanley Tyre Junior Woman's Club Chamber of Commerce Link's Stationery and post office for March of Dimes success. Acknowledges Topic publicity and donors. Notes X-ray reports pending and negative cards mailing in February. Governor Leroy Collins thanks the editor for support and vows to uphold standards.
Roy Big Success Editor notes that the Lake County TB and Health department completed 16,874 X-rays across the county, 455 more than the prior survey, and a Seal Sale total of 13,181.20 with Mount Dora contributing 2,211.10. Lion Millard Reid chaired the event as Mount Dora Lions supported by the PTA and Laura Klee.
Poem by Isabel Hicks Gassett praising Hungarian revolt against communist oppression. It envisions Hungary's struggle, women's defiance, refugees finding asylum, and world solidarity. The piece closes with the author’s signature and address in Mount Dora Florida.
Tallahassee reports the Florida WCCs consolidate into a single statewide group. Homer Barrs says a Florida textbook lists Negro artists, prompting fears of renewed censorship as the councils’ critics warn of potential excesses beyond segregation. The state notes the councils remain a small minority with limited public voice.
A festive meditation cites Sir Walter Scott and Mary Baker Eddy on Christmas as a season of renewed peace and higher aims. The excerpt contrasts enduring winter chill with the enduring spirit of Christmas and the strong authority of its voice in public life.
Charles Glidden urges the Post Master to address wasp nests and exterior dirt at the office building. He argues the community deserves a clean attractive facade and timely maintenance.
Fragmentary note addressed to George J. White at First National Bank references a jittery stock market a national budget and rising costs of production. The text hints at sentiment but provides no concrete event or outcome.
A list of Mount Dora churches with service times including Mount Dora Baptist Church Rev David Coffield and Community Church Rev Robert R Reed along with Methodist Church Rev James Jones and other congregations detailing worship hours Sunday School and midweek gatherings across Fifth Avenue Grandview Street and surrounding sites.
Local religious notices list worship sites in Eustis and nearby Mount Dora. Disciples of Christ at Eustis Seventh Day Adventist corner of Eustis and Doane Streets holds 11:00 am services led by Lester C. Doerr. First Church of Scientist corner Lemon & Grove hosts 11:00 am services with 11:00 am Sunday School. Faith Lutheran Church Mo Synod library basement offers 8:30 am service and 9:45 am Sunday School led by Rev. Phillip Schlessmann. all welcome.
The Angerine church announces Sunday morning services led by Reverend Louis Johnston. Community members are invited to attend worship and follow the weekly program.
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