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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1950
Page
5
Four Sigma Nut alumni toasted a grand holiday as they motored to V. attendees G. and Buddy White and Ch Javens joined a Florida wedding. Plans to visit Orleans and reconnect with 1949 classmates Judy Mills and Ces Smith unfold. Several graduates earn dean’s list honors at Florida and Gainesville.
Multiple churches publish weekly services and activities. Baptist Church lists Bible School at 9 45 am worship at 11 am training union at 7 pm Evangel Hour 8 pm choir rehearsal Wednesday 7 pm and midweek service Wednesday 8 pm. Methodist Church notes Sunday School 9 45 am worship 11 am youth hour 6 30 pm evening worship 7 30 pm choir rehearsal Wednesday 7 30 pm. Church of Christ Fifth Ave holds Bible study 10 am worship 11 am evening service 7 30 pm midweek Bible study 7 30 pm. Eustis First Church of Christ Scientist Corner Lemon and Grove holds Sunday service 11 am Sunday School 11 am and Wednesday 8 pm.
Dora area residents head to Chicago for the Lions International national convention led by Governor-Elect Al Rehbaum Jr representing District 350. The Dora delegation includes Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins Cecil Bowie and Paul W. Turrentine, with Lois Driver Jarvis not entering Miss Lion but attending with husband Verne Jarvis and sisters Nancy Driver Griffin and Mrs. James Teagle.
Mrs. Fred O Hara pauses club duties to visit Portland New York. James M Horton plans a six week North Carolina Washington trip visiting Crossnore Milton Mills Manchester Woodstock and Woodstock New Brunswick before September. Mr and Mrs C H Estey begin a six week Skyline Drive trip visiting New England and Canada then return to New Jersey. Frank Clement and wife leave for Chatham Massachusetts to summer with E C Small family and grandchildren.
The IceHouse Players reveal a fall lineup with three major works. Celia Claflin, president, states October offers a theatre season resume after a summer work period as the group renovates the former ice house with help from local benefactors. They also plan Saturday rummage sales at the Frock and Frill Shop to raise funds for repairs.
Two Mount Dora churches host commemorations this Sunday. First Baptist honors pastor James H. Sutley in his seventh year with sermons on Sixth Anniversary Report and Clouds That Conceal Christ. First Methodist features Bach anniversary music by organist Fred Mauk and violinist Pearl Mauk plus Rev. Blackburn’s Is Christianity Out of Date and a Bible discussion session.
The Daughters of the Nile plan a dinner at the Peppermint Stick Friday at 6 45 p m and will continue sewing at Mrs H E Fuller 357 East Sixth avenue for the Shrine crippled children hospitals effort.
The document lists major deposit classifications including demand deposits of individuals, partnerships and corporations, time deposits of those entities, deposits of the United States Government including postal savings, and deposits of States and political subdivisions. It references various shorthand and misread lines likely from a financial report.
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