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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1957
Page
2
Dr. C. A. Carriel at the Presbyterian church spoke on a universal and eternal church covenant. He said membership binds brothers and sisters across race and class and shared a coal furnace parable to illustrate fellowship and warmth in unity.
Canadian bowlers presented a new flag before league games with New Smyrna. The club reported two eight-point ends, 23 to 16 win by Major Marsh’s team, and a 20 to 16 victory by the water relay team. Membership passed 280 as landscaping by Will Bomke continued. officials praised Mount Dora as a premier Florida club amid scenic grounds.
Edith Frances Rich 74 a former Mount Dora resident died at her home in Eustis on Tuesday Christian Science services will be held at Robert S Goodman Funeral Home Tavares at 3 p.m. Last rites will be in Massachusetts where she was active in church and Republican circles
A Life magazine piece calling Sunday schools the most wasted hour prompts Mount Dora clergy to discuss education programs. Rev Wes Shrader argues for reform while others defend current efforts, citing new curricula and home cooperation as steps forward.
Mount Dora women plan to attend the Fol-de-Rol style show and orchestral benefit in Orlando on February 28 at the municipal auditorium. The event runs from 2 30 p m to 10 p m with dinner break, features Mrs Frederick W Sleight selling tickets, commentators Mrs Soo Yong and Mrs Pat Flescher, and direction by Edith Todd Little and Howard Bailey.
A speaker criticizes a one syllable age and the trend toward screen viewing over examination of history. He labels the movement Progressivist education as weakening teachers colleges and national culture while praising a sane school principal who upholds reading writing and spelling as essential arts.
Names of several residents appear in a short public notice: Mrs Mae Noyes Mrs Cookson Mrs Janie Bennett Miss Alice Bakey Waterman 2 Eustis and once Mrs James Duffy Hillingsworth Tom McCleary and Mrs Mary Peterson Durham Young Lees burg.
A quotation attributed to Bulwer contrasts self view with others' faults, suggesting true insight requires self examination and humility rather than judging others. The aphorism condemns arrogance born from failing to reflect on personal ignorance.
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