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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
3
Col Leonard P Ayres of Cleveland offers a cautious yet hopeful business survey. He notes eight major depressions and eight inflation cycles, cites past forecasts like 1928 warning of American business’s end, and calls for careful analysis and factual economic understanding.
A radio break revived interest in vaudeville and stage actors as television looms. Stars like Richard Barthelmess Cary Grant Barbara Stanwyck and James Stewart move toward film and TV projects while others juggle radio schedules and stage commitments. Bob Ripley collects 500 dolls from 200 countries and refuses to sell.
News notes Paul Muni was bitten by a stray dog just as he was signed to star in The Life of Emile Zola on radio. Sol Lesser bought screen rights to Our Town winning the Pulitzer, to be shot in technicolor under Ernst Lubitsch. Werner Janssen, Baltimore Symphony conductor and Ann Harding’s husband, is tapped by Walter Wanger to write and conduct Winter Carnival score. Janssen is a Dartmouth graduate and noted composer.
A sermon excerpt emphasizes Paul as a model Christian life. It argues conviction based faith rests on Scripture, not human words, and that a genuine witness combines inward belief, divine authority, and outward testimony. It urges believers to strive for a life that persuades others to Christ.
Simple crochet bedspread features a center panel with a child prayer and juvenile figures. Teddy bear border comes in three pieces for easier handling, with lace stitches and charted instructions. Send 6 cents to The Sewing Circle for pattern 6334 at 259 W. 14th St New York NY.
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