Sunday church services and sermons in town churches
Rev James Jones preaches The Kingdom of Heaven at 11 a.m. First Methodist with a 6 p.m. Youth Fellowship snack supper. Presbyterians hear Choosing the Right Man at 9:30 a.m. St Edwards hosts Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and a 9 a.m. Family Service on The Sacrament of Matrimony with breakfast and a Miracle of Jesus film.
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James Jones
First Methodist Church
Kingdom of Heaven
Methodist Youth Fellowship
George L. Kress
Presbyterian Church
St. Edward’s Episcopal Church
Jesus
Cana
Father Mangrum
Eustis
God
Anything Worth While Costs Even Church
Rev. Mr. Jones at the Methodist Church spoke on the cost of meaningful church participation. He said valuable human achievements always demand sacrifice and church membership should require more than a certificate, inspiring members to a forgiving redeeming life in the spirit of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jones
Methodist Church
Mr. Jones
St. Peter
Christ
Presbyterians Back From Conferences
Mrs. Edward Phillips president of the Women’s Association at Mount Dora Presbyterian along with Mrs. Joseph Campbell attended a Leadership Training Conference in Boca Raton sponsored by the Synod of Florida. Miss Linda Polhamus returned from a Young People’s Conference at the Presbyterian Conference Grounds Lake Placid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Phillips
Women
Mount Dora Presbyterian Church
Joseph Campbell
Boca Raton
Synod of Florida
Linda Polhamus
Presbyterian Conference
Lake Placid
Top Key Clubber Speaks Here at Church Service
Bill Nelson of Melbourne will speak at First Methodist Church on Sunday July 24 at 11 00 am He leads Key Club International with over 50000 members and serves as Florida 4 H Council state president He has given speeches across the U S and Canada and spoke on Radio Free Europe last fall He is not ordained but presents a Christian message and invitation to attend the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Nelson
Melbourne
First Methodist
Key Club International
Council of Florida
U. S
Canada
Radio Free Europe
White House
Ice Cream Social at Faith Lutheran Church Eustis
Faith Lutheran Church of Eustis hosts an ice cream social in the educational building on July 17 from 4 to 8 pm. Tickets available from church members at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Lutheran Church of
In Hospital Area Residents Confined at Wa Terman Memorial
Area residents confined to Wa terman Memorial hospital include Mrs. Bernice Marsh Francis Church Mrs. Rosie Con art Mrs. Josephine Clemmons Mrs. Henrietta Henna Mrs. Margaret Zhausse Miss Thursa Bar mere William Cooper Samuel Wiley Roger Spans Asher Wiggins T A Wallace William Underwood and Maj. Robert Kelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterman Memorial Hospital
A. Tis
Bernice Marsh
Francis Church
Rosie Conart
Josephine Clemmons
Henrietta Henna
Margaret Zhausse
Thursa Barmere
William Cooper
Samuel Wiley
Roger Spans
Asher Wiggens
T. A. Wallace
William Underwood
Robert Kelton
Lake County Horticultural Society Its Citrus Roots
The Lake County Horticultural Society began in 1897 after Dr. Henry Henricksen and USDA scientists Webber and Swingle organized it in Eustis. The group studied wood fuel for citrus groves and later helped form the Citrus Growers Institute, aiding fertilizer and pesticide purchases and citrus research. The society’s leaders included Henricksen and Clifford Hiatt, shaping local agricultural progress.
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Lake County Horticultural Society
Florida
Henry Henricksen
Eustis
Henricksen
Webber
Swingle
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Washington
Miami
Clifford Hiatt
Lake County
Society
Citrus Growers Institute
E. F. DeBusk
R. W. Blacklock
Florida Agricultural Service
Horticultural Society
Lake
Thomas Smart
Frank T. Laird
Henry L. Pringle
Dr. O. C. Bryan
Henry Meineke
Florida Proclaims Farm Safety Week July 24 30
Governor LeRoy Collins proclaims July 24 through July 30 as Farm Safety Week in Florida. The event, backed by the National Safety Council and the U S Department of Agriculture, aims to reduce farm accidents, deaths, and injuries by urging every farm family to adopt safety practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
LeRoy Collins
National Safety Council
United States Dept. of Agriculture
Collins
Union Revival Date Postponed to After Fifth Sunday
EAST TOWN reports a Sunday service at Bethel FM and Mt. Olive AME with full attendance and strong Bible School. A correction notes the Union Revival will begin Monday night after the fifth Sunday. Deacons Will Chapman and P. J. Hardy are on the sick list with recovering progress.
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Bethel FM
Mt. Olive Ame
Will Chapman
P. J. Hardy
Gethsame MB
Chapman
T. M. Thomas
Sermon Labels Modern Faith as False Gods in Pulpit Talk
Rev John F Mangrum denounces contemporary worship as worship of “other gods” such as conformity security and comfort urging Amos and Hosea style preaching. He blames liberalism for tolerating other religions and warns against Christians currying polite noncommitment and bland faith while praising traditional Apostolic truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Mangrum
St. Edward’s Episcopal Church
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Trinity
Fr. Mangrum
Hosea
Allah
Kiwanis Secretary Presents Yellowstone Trip Slides
Kiwanis meeting featured slides from O. J. Tillson and his wife showing Yellowstone National Park. Tillson, club secretary, narrated the trip with irritation about a later jet incident while recalling a Chicago start and a canceled program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Kiwanis Club
O. J. Tillson
Chicago
Tillson
Lake County Health Dept faces budget crunch
Lake County Commissioners hear the State Welfare fund is 1.3 million short and the hospital must absorb indigent care bills. Dr J Basil Hall and Mrs Myr tle Sudderth ask for continued funding in next year’s budget. Hall notes state indigents receive 30 hospital days per year and 12 days at a time, while counties control days and can stretch budgets. He asserts Lake County would avoid red ink.
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Lake County
J. Basil Hall
Myrtle Sudderth
Barbecue at St Edward’s Episcopal Church Today
St Edward’s Episcopal Church women hold their annual chicken barbecue today in Paris. Servings available at 5 30 and 6 30 p m with takeout dinners also offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward’s Episcopal
Paris House
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Fred A. Vincenti
Fred C. Andrews
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Williamson
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Albert F. Hane, Mor
Duck Island
The
National Audubon Society
Everglades
Duck Rock
R. E
Bob
Norris Lake County
Ed Douglas
Tavares
East Town
Roe To
America
Job
Kiwanis
Sun
Wdbo-Tv
WDBO
Fred E. Briles
Margaret G. Cooke
J. Oliver Hetsch
E. C. Huey
John F. Laborde Investments
E. J. Maugans
Paul A. Miller Miller
J. K. Mizell
Horace D. Robuck
Ro-Mac Lumber & Supply, Inc
Fede
John F. Laborde
Ernest F. Miller
Ernest. D. Ault
Elisabeth A. Geiger
Roger .O. Simms, JR
Juanita. L. Littleton
Vivian F. Wolcott
Gwen E. Prater
Barbara Ann Koon
Miriam
Tittle Ferne M. Jones
Gladys. A. Hutcherson
Betty J. Miller
Carolyn C. Glover
Katrina L. Gentry
Ie Teller
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Sellar & Howell
West Main St
Leesburg, Fla
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