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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1956

Page

3

Mothers March Details Set for Polio Drive 1956

The 1956 Mothers March on Polio organized by the Junior Woman's Club will be held January 26 from 7 to 8 PM. Team captains include Mrs. George Clement Mrs. Leonard Phillips Mrs. Harold Rowley and others. Contributions can be sent to March of Dimes Box 532 Mount Dora.

Junior Woman’s Club JWC William Stephens George Clement Leonard Phillips Harold Rowley Fred Sandward March of Dimes Mount Dora

Auto tag office to visit Chamber of Commerce Tuesday

Representatives from the Lake county tax collector will be at the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Residents who have not yet obtained their 1956 auto tags may get them that day, saving a trip to Tavares.

Lake County Chamber of Commerce Tavares

Effective Prayer Power Lecture in Eustis by James Watt

A free public lecture on Christian Science titled Christian Science The Science of Effective Prayer will be given in Eustis next Sunday at 3 p.m. by James Watt of Washington D C. Watt, a member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship, speaks at First Church of Christ Scientist Eustis in the National Guard Armory. Watt served as a WWII Army Chaplain, Major, and has held leadership roles in Christian Science publications and advertising research.

Eustis James Watt Washington, D. C Christian Science Board of Watt First Church of Christ National Guard Bayst Office of Christian Science Committee Illinois Institute of Technology United States Chicago Christian Science Organization

Classified ad offers to rent or sell items

The Topic runs a generic classified note inviting readers to rent their apartment or sell unwanted articles. It positions classifieds as a quick way to move property or space.

Park Board Rules 30-Foot Safe Planting Rule Adopted

Park Board orders parkway plantings to stay 30 feet from corners to prevent traffic hazards. Mayor Patton supports fixing blind corners. Homeowners must consult Win C Sleight before planting and diversifies with uniform hibiscus after approval. Ray Dooley becomes park board chairman.

Park Board W. D. Patton Win C. Sleight Sleight Parkway Pied Ray Dooley Donnelly Park Tepeenentarres

Portable Electric System Approved

The city approves a portable electric transmitter mounted on a city trailer to restore power during outages and provide floodlighting for accidents and political speeches. Councilman Barnhart and Utilities Supt Overhiser presented the plan, with a $200 generator cost approved for on‑site floodlights and a pump backup.

Lou L. Heaton Harold Overhiser J. H. Barnhart

William J. Hein Passes Away After Stroke

William J Hein, 78, died at his Sylvan Shores home after months of paralysis from a stroke. A Flushing New York lumber business veteran, he lived here 3 1/2 years. He was a 50 year Mason and active in Shrine Knight Templar and Eastern Star. He leaves wife Henrietta Hein, son William J Hein Jr of Flushing, and two grandchildren. Services were held at Rehbaum funeral home with final rites in Flushing.

William J Hein Sylvan Shores Mr. Hein Flushing N. Y Lutheran Church Shrine Knight Templar Ellis Eastern Star Long Island Grotto A.A.O New York Lumber Trade Association Henrietta Hein William J. Hein Flushing Robert R. Reed Rehbaum

Barbara Jo Urges Fall 4-H Turnout

Barbara Jo Moore the Mount Dora high school senior and new county council president of Girls 4-H urges all members to attend the training meeting at the Home Demonstration building in Tavares on Saturday. Alice Cromartie extension nutritionist from Tallahassee will conduct the training and share tips on bread making. The 10 a.m. demonstration follows a 9:15 a.m. council meeting and parents are invited to hear about the bread contest and nutrition.

Barbara Jo Moore Mount Dora High School Tavares Alicé Cromartie Tallahassee

Newborn Sons for Stewart and Stevenson Families

A son Alan was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Stewart on January 13 at Waterman Memorial Hospital Eustis weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces. A son Jack was born to Mr and Mrs Jack Stevenson on January 18 at Waterman Memorial Hospital Eustis weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces.

Alan Frank Stewart Jack Jack Stevenson Waterman Memorial Hospital Eustis

District BPW To Meet Here

District Five of the state organization will convene at the Community building Sunday afternoon in Mount Dora. The meeting follows a fashion revue fundraiser to aid a local high school girl pursuing business or a profession, with Miss Hattie Elliott introducing the show and Mrs. W. Rolfe coordinating. Delegates from 15 clubs attend, with a 1 p.m. luncheon and an afternoon workshop on financing.

Mount Dora Milady Business and Professi Woman’s Club The Royal School

Evangelism Rally Set at Eustis Church

Dr. C A Carriel pastor of North Presbytery chairs the evangelism rally at the Eustis church Sunday. Featured speaker is Dr. Robert Beach Cunningham of New York City, eastern area secretary of the Division of Evangelism, Presbyterian Church in U S A. His topic is What It Means to Believe in Christ.

C. A .Carriel Presbyterian Church North Presbytery Eustis Church Robert Beach Cunningham New York City Eastern Area Division of Evangelism U.S.A

Fifth Annual Florida Symphony Returns To Mount Dora

Tickets go to Kiwanis members today for the Florida Symphony Orchestra fifth annual Evening of Music in Mount Dora. The concert, conducted by Frank Miller, is set for Friday February 10 at the Community building with Chamber of Commerce selling reserved seats. Frederick W. Sleight oversees the program as it aims to please a broad audience.

Mount Dora Florida Symphony Orchestra Kiwanis Club Chamber of Commerce Frederick W. Sleight Frank Miller

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