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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1951
Page
3
Mount Dora's Student Council organizes a second Career Day to provide direct guidance from doctors engineers nurses and journalists. Under Pinkney Turner the council surveys students to identify which subjects interest them most. The event aims to follow up last year's successful program.
The quote urges fixating on noble aims and the good God has placed within reach, rather than fearing outcomes. It reframes virtue as focus on worthy ends and divine provision, not personal risk.
Frances, a welfare employee, interviews applicants at Mount Dora City Hall and the county courthouse to determine eligibility for state aid and to redetermine status every six months. She also visits homes, helping those who have reached the end of the rope amid rising old age benefit numbers postwar.
Lake County Red Cross workers will meet at the pavilion in Ta vares Friday at 7 p.m. to hear Lt. Gen. Willard S. Paul Ret in a pre campaign pep talk Fund Chairman W. Troy Hall Jr announces. Paul led the 42nd division in World War II in Europe and served on Eisenhower's staff urging support for the 1951 drive for funds.
Frances makes compassion her business but limits exposure after work to avoid burnout. She helps meager dwellings and those in need while maintaining strong family ties with Cooke, 7, and household duties. The rewards of her efforts sometimes outweigh the misery she encounters.
County Agent R E Norris warns that cold weather has concealed citrus damage and will reveal itself with warm days. He notes cold soil delays seed germination for watermelons prompting follow up plantings to ensure a crop. Pruning should wait until injury extent is known to avoid further harm.
Junior and senior high school students who made the honor roll during the third period are listed. Names include Wendy Bardwell Kay Elliott Joyce Gibb Joyce Moon John Groves Jeff Ray Leslie Sanders Margaret Sadler Barbara Schwartz David Sanders Walter Te Strake Glenn Wood worth Gwendolyn Dawson Sara Jo Land Lestina Larsen Carol Siess Anita Stedrowsky Ialenea Jerry Dake Bettie Newman Henry Bryant George Cox Billy Harding Ver line Hughes John Keller Freddy Roseborough Linda Woodham Ann Bowers Paul Hop kins Rosemary Huff Byron Smith Diane Te Strake Aline Paul Betty Sue Scott Max Bulske Patsy Dean Jane Treadway Charles Moorhead Bettye Ann Ray.
Marine Sergeant John Gale visits Eustis post office today from 1 to 4 pm to handle enlistments for potential volunteers and interested individuals in the area.
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