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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1938
Page
3
A mosaic of notes covers community life from holidays to crops and manners. It mentions Florida 1937 crop value, the Packers Journal, and a Dalon Georgia newspaper editor. It highlights kindness, civic roles, and the first female postmaster in Baltimore in 1775.
The article extols Florida's climate and farming potential noting key strengths in cattle hogs dairying poultry and year round vegetables. It cites citrus fruits strawberries grapes melons as major revenue sources and argues for promoting the state to visitors to reap broad benefits.
The Waycross Journal-Herald argues that paper mills boosting pulpwood demand will awaken landowners to pine value. Increased cash markets spur pine planting, fire protection and forest cooperation, signaling a shift toward managed, productive forests in the South.
A mountain top thicket bears the name Jehovah-Jireh as a symbol of courage for Christians. The verse explains Jehovah meaning almighty God and Jireh meaning provided, with trials as chastening rods and faith as a guiding staff. D. T. Ard, Mount Dora, age 90.
A speaker questions national unity and the blame game among classes and groups. He argues Americans must face shared responsibility beyond party labels and creed, noting prosperity but sensing deeper civic decay. The piece reflects wartime era rhetoric on trust, progress, and national identity.
At State Theatre Eustis the comedy Tovarich stars Claudette Colbert and Charles Boyer as Tatiana and the Prince. The season features a gay mood and lively performances.
A call to curb hatred and restore national unity through personal reflection and mutual respect. The message urges Americans to uphold In God We Trust and the United States identity by embracing tolerance across race, creed, and color.
Bruce Davis announced in Tallahassee his candidacy for a four year term on the Florida Railroad Commission Group 1. He pledges an open door policy and public knowledge of all Commission actions while returning control to the people. Davis is a Floridian and druggist who recently left a state post to run without pay during the campaign. Road work on No 13 north of Starke aims to keep traffic flowing with minor delays.
Kam Saw reports that R Palmer of Lake County Fair fame and his wife with five sons will buy a new house in Eustis. Palmer flew in his own airplane with Frank Palmer of Eus tis to look over the section and select the location. They will move in later and travel for the show circuit during the season.
First meritopist ePiscor AR Heber D. Ketcham leads Sunday services with Mrs C M Gudgeon, church school at 9 45 morning service at 10 45. Sermon titled The coming of the Masters gracious kingdom.
Reverend Neslie V. Underwood leads at First Baptist Church with Sunday School at 9 45 a m classes for all ages and a 11 a m morning service plus a 7 30 p m evening service The B Y P U meets at 6 30 p m and a mid week service is held Wednesday at 7 30 p m Strangers and all without a regular church home are welcome
The community church announces morning worship at 10 with a sermon at 11 by Andrew M Brodie and D Florence Gilbert at Hanscom Bible School. The topic is The Mind of the Master.
St Thomas Episcopal in Eustis Florida holds Sunday services at 9 45 a m Sunday School and 11 a m Holy Communion with a sermon by Rector D T Johnson.
The Church of Christ on Sanford Road invites tourists to worship each Lord's Day Bible School at 10 AM and preaching with communion at 11 AM and 7:15 PM Sundays. Prayer meeting is Thursday night and a song service follows. Bro. Lawrence Mize is the preacher.
St Marys of the Lakes Catholic Church lists services at Grove Street and Badger Avenue with Father Patrick Doyle as pastor. Sunday Masses at Clermont 8:00 am and Eustis 10:00 am. First Friday Mass at 7:30 am.
Rev G G Prince pastor and congregation invite regular services Sundays 11 am and 7 pm Sunday School 10 am and Thursday prayer meeting 7 30 pm Come worship with us.
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