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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1966
Page
6
The article lists sermons at First Church and Central Christian Church with titles Do Not Fear the Future and Sitting Where They Sat, notes weekday prayers and Eucharist times at Mount Dora churches, and cites sermons at Mount Dora Community Church and First Methodist Church. It also lists weekly meetings of church groups including Evangelism and Woman's Society of Christian Service.
Local church listings detail sermons, Bible schools, and worship times for Mount Dora area congregations including Mount Dora Baptist, Methodist, Church of Christ, St Edward's, First Presbyterian, Central Christian, and Community Congregation AL. Services run mornings and evenings with midweek programs and radio broadcasts.
Eustis First Church of Christ Scientist presents Sunday services and Sunday school at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday evening service at 8. Faith Lutheran Church on Highway 441 near Eustis offers Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. worship at 10:15 a.m. Hans F Wie denmann is the pastor.
Tavares St Philip Lutheran Church at the civic center offers Church School at 9 15 a m and Worship Service at 10 30 a m under Pastor Klaus O R Koch with church activities announced for the week.
Sunday School begins at 10:00 A.M. and Worship Service follows at 11:00 A.M. at Sorrento Presbyterian Church.
Sunday morning worship at 11 o clock led by Rev. N Dan Braby minister.
Mrs Lizzie G Hill 85 of Zellwood died Saturday after long Zellwood residency. Services conducted at Rehbaum Chapel Monday with Rev Owen Reynolds officiating. Survived by two sons Foster and George. four daughters Pearl Squyres Clyde Calhoun Sarah Mustin Little Bryant. one sister Velma Par. 20 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Interment at Zellwood Tangerine Cemetery.
Three Lake-Sumter Junior College students and Dean E. J. Bruns attended the annual joint convention of the Florida Junior College Press Association and Florida Council of Junior College Publications Advisers at the University of Florida in Gainesville last weekend. Delegates were Jerry Smith of Winter Garden Pat Schrader and Nancy Manuey of Leesburg with Dean Bruns.
The article highlights the yearly toll of nearly one billion illnesses and a $3 billion economic loss from the common cold in the United States. It discusses vaccine research, the five year gap for a cure, and the complexity added by about 100 viruses since 1953. It also promotes Seabrook's Pharmacy in Mount Dora and includes a household hint about locating a splinter with iodine.
A preacher contrasts Christian faith with Oriental religions and passivist fatalism. He argues that Christianity offers life as a free gift from God, enabling true adjustment to existence and death. He notes God's justice, mercy, and steadfast grace, with weakness often guiding growth and divine strength.
Rev N Dan Brady preached on A Finished Work at Tangerine Community Church linking Jesus three fold purpose to divine commission and unity with the Father. He argued Jesus completed more than preaching healing and teaching noting acts of mercy and support for followers and the needy.
Max Standke recalls a Jamaica trip with wife wife visiting Montego Bay Ocho Rios Port Antonio Kingston and Rio Grande raft ride. The piece also covers community church events guest visits and local society happenings in Tangerine with several short notes on residents and arrivals.
The Mount Dora Circle of the King's Daughters and Sons will gather at the Mount Dora Community Building Monday at 7 30 p m. Mrs E C Devorsak will describe charitable work done by Circles worldwide. Visitors are welcome.
The World Day of Prayer will be observed Friday Feb 25 at 10 am in Mount Dora at First Methodist Church. The event unites women worldwide in a common Lent observance with the theme You Are My Witness prepared by Scotland. Local hosts include Rev William T Blair and Rev Kenneth Book with choir music by Lake County Ladies Chorus directed by Barney Thompson.
Charles C. Walker, 80, a California native and Mount Dora resident for 20 years, owned the Orange Blossom Candy factory in Tavares and later Pink Cottage Candies in Mount Dora until 1953. Survived by wife Laura E., son Robert G. of Long Beach, sister Maida Marks of San Bernardino, a grandson and two great grandsons. Services were held Tuesday at Rehbaum Chapel with Rev. William T. Blair. interment in Pine Forest Cemetery.
The text reflects on Jesus public ministry highlighting passion, help, and forgiveness while contrasting with human evil and connivance. It posits the die was cast and the redemption work completed in the broader narrative.
Circle Meetings of the Women’s Association of First Presbyterian Church will convene Tuesday at 9 45 a m. at listed homes including Mary with Mrs Clarence Wolker Ruth with Mrs W Brichett Martha with Mrs Fred Steele Rebecca with Mrs E R Phillips.
Lake Sumter Junior College will offer five new two year technical courses in August. Engineering technology civil technology electrical technology chemical technology and citrus technology will follow a two year program with a common first year and a second year specialization. citrus technology splits into marketing and processing after the first year. Lake Sumter is the third Florida junior college to offer citrus technology joining Polk County Junior College and Central Florida Junior College at Ocala.
Florida attraction Cypress Gardens celebrates 30 years since opening on January 2 1936. The milestone marks three decades of gardens tours and show gardens at the theme park known for its scenic displays.
The Lake County Development Commission Board sets Tuesday April 5 for the semi annual meeting and report. The gathering takes place at the Tavares Community Center at 7 p.m. A Dutch Treat dinner costs $2.25 per meal.
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