Doran's Kin Aids On Hunter Case
Former State's Attorney Jesse W. Hunter travels to Tampa to confer with attorneys including Chester Ferguson on a federal civil rights case. Ferguson joins Pat Whitaker and Jim Whitehurst to prepare Hunter's defense as he faces indictment over allegedly holding a Negro prisoner after a murder absolved him.
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Women Meet at St Thomas Episcopal on Stewardship
The Woman's auxiliary of St. Thomas Episcopal Church Eustis will meet at 3 p.m. Tuesday in the Parish House to hear Rev. G Paul Reeves rector of All Saints Episcopal Church Winter Park speak on Just What is Stewardship Mrs Charles J Brown Mount Dora and Mrs Donald Conkling Eustis will hostesses for the evening.
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Jefferson on peace and friendship with all mankind
A concise quote from Thomas Jefferson asserts that peace and friendship with all nations is the wisest policy and expresses hope for freedom to pursue it. The remark emphasizes universal diplomacy and harmonious international relations.
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Mount Dora Citrus Mutual defends anti trust stance
A Mount Dora grower anonymously assails the Federal Trade Commission charge against Provida Citrus Mutual, claiming the agency is pressured by groups wanting cheaper fruit. Mutual directors vow a Supreme Court fight to protect the mutual’s role in stabilizing prices, while local leaders support open, lawful activities.
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Kiwanis Club Installs Postmaster as New Officer
In Winter Park the Kiwanis Club installed Harry Hopcraft, postmaster, as an officer succeeding retiring president M. Buster Williams. Lieut Don Haggerty and others attended as new officers were introduced. William Holler presented Williams with a plaque for the year, noting community projects and the scholarship fund created for a deserving high school student. Harold Gregg, a Stetson University student, received the initial fund of 80 dollars, matched by Stetson as a partial athletic scholarship.
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Camellia Show Invites Orlando Enthusiasts
Camellia enthusiasts are invited to display specimens or arrangements at the Stuite Camellia Show in Orlando January 17-18. Apply to Mrs Millard Reid. Show hours run 3 to 10 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 9 p.m. Sunday.
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Superstition Roots in Hit or Miss Beliefs
Quote attributed to Bacon notes that people focus on hits and misses, observing when outcomes align and overlook the opposite. The remark reflects on how humans form beliefs from selective outcomes and memory.
Legion Memorial Home Hosts Gay New Year Dance
The American Legion Memorial Home hosted a holiday dance last week with Legion and auxiliary members staging the event. Guests enjoyed a well-decorated hall and the Quix' Quintet provided music into the night while Attorney Roy Chrisner greeted attendees and Ralph Woodworth attended with his son Glenn, who danced during the party.
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New Is Real and Fadeless in Mary Baker Eddy’s View
A philosophic reflection on reality, time, and duty by Mary Baker Eddy, challenging transient appearances and elevating enduring spiritual truths over changing opinions. The text explores the primacy of home, life, and faith in a world of shifting fads.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Cattlemen School Opens January 15 in Lake County and Orlando
Lake county cattlemen are invited to join the Florida cattleman’s school opening January 15 at the Naval Reserve Center in Orlando for the first six weeks. A second six weeks starts February 26 at the Tavares courthouse. Topics cover soils, pasture, feeding, breeding, diseases, and parasites with University of Florida Agricultural Extension Service experts. The program concludes in April with a ranch tour of Lake and Orange counties led by county agents R. E. Bob Norris and F. E. Baetzman. Sessions occur Thursdays at 7 30 p.m.
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Ce Florida Cattleman’s
Naval Reserve Center
Orlando
Tavares
Florida
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Florida
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