Local church services outline Sunday sermons and times
Central Christian Church hosts What Good Does Praying Do sermon at 10 45 AM with classes for all ages and winter visitors welcome on the Mount Dora Eustis highway. Area churches list service times topics and Sunday School at 9 45 AM with Rev Leo Lacey and Rev Lester C Schriver delivering sermons in nearby congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Mount Dora- Eustis
Triangle
First Presbyterian
God
Man
Leo Lacey
First Methodist Church
Christian Science
I John
Church of Christ, Scientist
Eustis
Community Church
Lester C. Schriver
Ak Christian
Disciples of Christ
Mount Dora-Eustis Road
Harold di Combs
Churches and Services in Mount Dora and Nearby
Local church listings detail weekly schedules for Mount Dora area congregations including Mount Dora Baptist, Methodist, Church of Christ, Presbyterian, Christian Disciples of Christ, and faith groups in Tangerine Tavares and Sorrento. Times cover Bible School morning worship evening services and midweek activities.
Church Meetings Planned Across Several Congregations
Wesley Fellowship class will hold a regular monthly meeting and covered dish supper on Wednesday February 1 at 6 30 p m. Speaker will be National Commander Norman S Marshall of the Salvation Army and topic With Heart to God and Hand to Man. Community Church Council meets Sunday January 29 at 4 p m in Armstrong Chapel. St Philip Lutheran Church Council re elected officers for 1967 and approved an area budget of 12155 with 3540 from the Board of American Lutheran Church. Architect Nils Schweizer noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Fellowship
Norman S. Marshall
Salvation Army
Community Church
Armstrong Chapel
St. Philip Lutheran Church Council
Glen Stokes
Marion Ryder
Morton W. Sill
Klaus O. R. Koch
Board of
American Ee Lutheran Church In America
Nils Schweizer
Win
Better Citizens Progressive Club Holds First Meeting of Year
East Town page reports the Better Citizens Progressive Club met last Wednesday with strong turnout. Guest speaker Mr Pool addressed attendees while Cauley Lott and Rev McNair spoke on welfare and community issues. Bethel Free Methodist Church held pew rally with Rev Cox from Hialeah Florida as guest. Federation of Churches opened 1967 activities at Holiness Church Mount Dora with Rev Lane from Winter Park delivering sermon. 1967 officers were installed and community hopes voiced for youth and armed forces members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Citizens Progressive Club
Pool
Cauley Lott
Welfare Committee
McNair
All Bethel Free Methodist Church
Rev. Cox
Hialeah
Florida
Federation of Churches
Holiness
Mount Dora
Lane
Winter Park
Joe Boles
Public Property Etiquette Encouraged for Citizens
A fragment urges residents to leave public property as they found it for the enjoyment of future visitors, stressing the need for personal responsibility and a selfless city mindset.
Tangerine Notes Highlight Local Social Roundup
Florida guests join the State Board of the International Order of King's Daughters and Sons during an installation at Mount Dora Sunshine Circle. Visitors from Indiana and Nova Scotia tour Tangerine, while the Churchwomen's Society hosts a sandwich luncheon serving over 100 attendees and sharing fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ps Harris
International Order of King’s Daughters and Sons
Charles Harrison
Florida
Mount Dora
Edward E. Hartford
W. A. Hartford
Tangerine Churchwomen's Society
Roy Reeve
Cecil Bothwell
Robert Miller
George Jolley
Harry Campbell
Curtis Poling
Milo Harris
Warren
Indiana
Raymond Moore
Diana Marie
Snowdale
Deep Run
Nova Scotia
Canada
Moore
Insects and TV, feet, banks, and Death Valley notes
A collage of science tidbits covers insects with Hutchins's book and species counts, ant trails, termite digestion, and National Geographic TV features. It notes 277000 beetle species, a bee eye with 6300 units, and insect potential to dominate with favorable conditions. It adds women's feet growth, new tennis scoring ideas, the World Bank’s two decades of loans totaling about 10 billion dollars, and Death Valley’s lowest point 282 feet below sea level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross E. Hutchins
National Geographic Society
Death Valley
Lou Heaton
Elliott Heads Howey Music Dept
M Bing Elliott of Winston Salem North Carolina has been appointed music instructor for Howey Academy at Howey in the Hills He arrives from the Winston Salem Symphony Orchestra and has prior teaching in Maryland and Virginia public schools
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bing Elliott
Winston- Salem
N. C
Howey Academy
Howey-in-the-Hills
Winston-Salem Symphony Orchestra
Maryland
Virginia
Blackberries Grow as Promising Florida Commercial Crop
Florida blackberries emerge as a viable commercial crop with rapid plantings in recent years. Varieties such as Flordagrand Oklawaha and Brazos lead, with breeding aims for thornless fruit large size and high quality. Labor pruning weed control and postharvest costs affect profitability. Florida prices ranged 4.50 to 6 per flat last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
A. H. Krezdorn
University of Florida
Fruit Crops Department
United States
Flordagrand
Oklawaha
Malnutrition Linked to Learning Deficits Sparks Conference
The Nutrition Foundation reports poor early life nutrition harms later learning and behavior. Studies on animals show stunted growth and reduced learning, memory, and behavior. A March 1967 MIT conference will explore malnutrition and its impact with leading educators and scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutrition Foundation
The
Food and Allied Industries
Ntrition Foundation
Aids
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Leesburg First Federal Names New Officers
After the annual meeting on January 18, Roger K. Hayes was appointed Treasurer and Assistant Secretary. Hayes, with First Federal since 1963, has held multiple roles and education in Florida institutions. Directors Horace D. Robuck and J. Willard Peebles were re elected. Paul A. Miller became Chairman. Other officers include Frank L. Cogburn as President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ings and Loan
Wildwood
Seaton
Cogburn
Roger K. Hayes
Hayes
First Federal
Orlando Junior College
University of Florida
American Savings and Loan Institute
Leesburg Savings and Loan Study Club
Horace D. Robuck
J. Willard Peebles
Paul A. Miller
James H. Herlong
John F. LaBorde
Ernest F. Miller
Frank L. Cogburn
E. J. Maugans
Fred E. Briles
Margaret Cooke
J. Oliver Hetsch
E. C. Huey
Ernest F
Florida Promotes Blackberries as Fresh Luxury Item
Florida agencies spotlight blackberries as a premium fresh fruit, aiming to position the berry as a luxury produce category. Officials emphasize quality, sourcing, and consumer demand to boost market appeal and price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Whale tongue weighs up to a thousand pounds says Miami Seaquarium
The Miami Seaquarium reports Captain Bill Gray stating a whale tongue can weigh as much as 1000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Seaquarium
Bill Gray
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Baptist Church
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David Coffield
Methodist Church
Fifth Ave
L. S. Lacy
Methodist
Church OF Christ
Cletus Stutzman
General Assembly
Sun
Presbyterian
Us.a
Kenneth W
Community Congregational
Donnelly
Seventh Ave
Lester O. Schriver
Faith Lutheran Service
Hans F. Wiedemmann
Tangerine Tangerine Community Church
Dan Brady
Tavares ST. Philip Lutheran Church
L.C.A
Tavares Civic Center
Sorrento Presbyterian Church
East Town
Paul A. Erickson
C.S.B
Eustis Community Center
Erickson
United States Naval Academy
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
C. E Poling
R. D. LaRue
Mark Dunn
Flint, Mich
Suit Shoe Factory
Czechoslovakia
World Bank
Elliott
Howey Music Dept
Lake
Leesburg
Federal
Christian Science Board of
Bay St
Northshore Dr
Icee Flavors
Milwaukee
Velda
Cherie Kerie
Fresca
Televen
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