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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1948
Page
5
Mount Dora Art League to host a 2 pm Wednesday program at the Community building featuring contemporary American art slides. Ms. George Tucker will project, while Miss Keth Coleman explains each picture, with slides loaned by Fleming Museum Burlington Vermont.
The Rev Dr Richard H Clapp formerly of United Church New Haven Conn will occupy the pulpit at Sunday service at 11 am. A Bible class led by Frank E Bridgman meets at 10 am with the topic Great Christian Teachings. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
Rev. George Gibson will speak on The Marching Orders of the Church during Morning Worship at First Methodist Church Sunday at 11 a.m. Lectors Robert Turner and Ross Dutton lead the service with Vesper and Chancel Choirs and Mrs C M Brown on organ. The fourth Twilight Vespers follows at 7 p.m. with James Vincent, National Methodist Youth Conference delegate, addressing the congregation.
Dr Wyatt Aiken Smart professor of Biblical Theology at Emory University in Atlanta will headline the third annual Preaching Mission at First Methodist Church. He will deliver 11 am sermons from February 1 to 6 and morning services on February 8, with youth addresses at 6 pm supper meetings and 3 45 pm sessions on select days. A noted preacher and scholar, Smart has taught at Emory since 1914 and has held numerous honors and memberships in biblical and academic societies.
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that most people show mild neurotic symptoms when life becomes overly complex and challenging. The remark frames everyday stress as a common psychological response rather than a disorder.
The Mount Dora Welfare Club praises its President Day luncheon with Mrs. L. J. McCaffrey as a highlight. Members now anticipates the visit of Mrs. Hamilton Hunt, statewide child welfare chair, Feb. 4 at the Community building. A card party with cookies punch and postage stamp prizes drew attendees despite rain.
The marriage of Mrs. Mabel A. Jenny and Mr. David B. Pike took place Monday at the bride’s ninth street home attended by a small circle of friends. Rev. James Sutley officiated from the First Baptist church before a wedding dinner at the Sedano house. The couple plans a state honeymoon tour and return to Mount Dora for the winter.
The Britannica reports that a honey bee sting continues to penetrate human skin and cause pain even after the bee and stinger are detached. The effect lingers due to embedded venom and tissue reaction requiring careful removal and possible medical care.
The Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that about two billion buttons per year are produced from fresh water mussel shells harvested in the Mississippi valley region.
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