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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1935
Page
4
The passage comments on broad shifts in society from finance to science and invention. It mocks swindlers and touts longevity medications and autos while noting estate windups and quirky diet prescriptions. It playfully judges fat people and drivers as upright or commendable before warning idle hands will create tasks for the devil.
A column argues that advertising drives prosperity across all business sizes and communities. It asserts that long term gains from advertising surpass costs, urging persistent, well directed campaigns as essential for economic growth, status, and public notice.
Russell Kay of Tampa author of Too Late to Classify and E R Bartlett of Davenport publicity director for the Florida Citrus Institute praised the local effort Friday. The entire force was busy on a folding and inserting job with George Keller aiding despite a crippled hand, helping reduce the pile of work and feed Florida and citrus topics.
Myron C. Taylor argues in American Magazine that faith in America sustains national progress amid economic troubles. Taylor, chairman of United States Steel, asserts Americans' daring heritage and enduring confidence will restore prosperity and happiness to the nation.
Asher Frank executive secretary of the governor's committee on Public Safety writes a letter to Florida children. The Topic urges parents and teachers to have children read and study the letter.
A Florida garden site unveils 100000 azaleas and diverse trees across 85 acres in a ravine, drawing visitors from many states and Canada. The feature, touted as the nation’s garden spot and part of a statewide beautification, aims to become the Land of Flowers as it develops.
The writer notes George Ade's 69th birthday and reflects on his belief that the last fifty years represent the greatest in history. He praises science, comfort, and the spread of goodwill, despite a world at times somber postwar.
A nationwide appeal stresses that children can influence their parents to follow traffic rules. It notes school safety programs have reduced child fatalities only modestly and urges youths to ensure parents observe speed limits traffic signals and crosswalks to prevent accidents and protect families.
Ruth Ester Gardner McGraw of Zellwood died at Orange General Hospital on February 19 after a three week illness that began with the flu and developed a spinal infection. Funeral at Zellwood Methodist Church. Burial in Tangerine cemetery. Gardner was born August 13 1893 in Fairville Fla. She married Thomas D McGraw March 5 1914 and had two children Gardner Edwin age 17 and Annice Babb age 15. She taught Sunday School for 21 years and was pianist for a local male quartet for ten years. She served as Zellwood Methodist Board of Christian Education president and active PTA member. She leaves parents J S Gardner and Mrs Jessie Goolsby and siblings in Zellwood.
Gilbert urges state lawmakers to consider temporary low cost licenses for visitors and residents, proposing a nominal yearly fee or stamped permits to fund conservation. He argues widespread enforcement and broad participation would boost revenue and protect fisheries, citing Welaka hatchery as a model.
Perry B. James serves as minister with Esther Wyatt directing music and Jeannette Pike on organ. Worship at 9 and 7:30 featuring solos by Cora Roma and Mrs. Esther Wyatt. Guest speaker Dr Henry Allison on world peace through churches. Ladies Aid meets Friday at 3:30, Epworth League at 6:30 with Mrs Lee French presiding.
The Community Church Congregational presents morning worship at 10:00 a.m. with topic The Stone at Des. Holy Communion at 4:00 p.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. and a 7:30 p.m. half hour of special music featuring an illustrated lecture on the Indians of the South West. All welcome.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m Morning worship at 11 00 a m Baptist Young Peoples Union at 7 00 p m Evening Worship and mid week service at 8 00 p m all services held at Corner Tenth and Tremain You are cordially invited to worship with us at any or all services
St Thomas Episcopal in Eustis Florida lists 11 A M morning prayer and sermon with Holy Communion. First Sunday of each month features communion. Rector D T Johnson extends a cordial welcome to all.
The Church of Christ meets at Mrs. Zelma D. Sills home near the Crate Mill each Lord's Day at 10 30 a m with invitations extended to all.
The John R Van Arnam and his Honey Boy Minstrels, a 25 performer touring show from Warner Bros and Paramount circuits, come to Eustis Auditorium for charity. The program features Interlocutor acts, vaudeville numbers, and a parade planned for noon, with admission at 40c to fill the house.
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