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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
6
The article outlines Bible lessons at First Church of Christ, Scientist Eustis, and notes St Edward's Episcopal Church summer schedule with 7:30 and 9 am services and Whitsun Eucharist. It also mentions Central Christian Church sermon topics, First Methodist Communion service, and Florida annual Conference events with local delegates.
A long list of area churches is shown with service times and pastors. Notable entries include Baptists at Sixth and Tremain led by Rev. David Coffield, Methodists on Fifth Ave with Rev. William T. Blair, and St. Edward's Episcopal Church on Grandview Street.
Tavares church service details at St Philip Lutheran Church Tavares Civic Center list church school at 9 15 a m and worship service at 10 30 a m led by Rev Klaus O R Koch
The Sorrento Presbyterian Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 A.M. followed by Worship Service at 11:00 A.M. All members and visitors are welcome to attend.
The First Presbyterian Church of Mount Dora will run a vacation church school from Monday June 7 to Wednesday June 16 for kindergarten primary and junior age groups. Kindergarten is led by Mrs James Orr and Mrs Frank Scott primary by Mrs Gene Molnar and Mrs John Seabury Junior by Mrs Thomas Gale and Mrs Hiram Nicholson nursery by Mrs Leonard Dyer Daily refreshments are arranged by Mrs Raymond Truitt and Mrs Charles Yarbrough Director of the school is Mrs Kenneth Book.
The service in East Town at Greater St. Mary M. B. Church began with Bible School at 9:35. Deacon Johns led the session as Union Superintendent. message warned readers about David and Bathsheba. Mentions of upcoming National Baptist Convention in Jacksonville and weather notes accompany local civic life. Electric boats operate in Cypress Gardens for visitors.
The Rev. William T. Blair leaves for Lakeland to serve as a statistician for the 123rd Florida Annual Conference. More than 1,000 delegates will convene June 8 through 12 at Florida Southern College with Bishop James W. Henley presiding. The meeting will address boards budgets and five constitutional amendments. Dr. Edward W. Bauman of Washington will be the guest preacher.
The Executive committee of the Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet Friday June 4 at 9 30 am in Fellowship Hall. Mrs Ross Mohler president requests all members make a special effort to attend this last meeting before the summer vacation.
Judges selected Junior and Senior Varsity cheerleaders for 1965 66 led by Senior captains Judy Reich and Mary Ann Tanner J V squad captains Candy Montgomery Laurie Knorr Wendy Rainey Phyllis Jorgensen and Julie Melvin Also Sandpipers hosted Junior High dance at Hurricane Hut and Bill Blair named Student of the Month for May Senior class president active in multiple clubs A post commencement party was planned at Bernard McCabe’s home and another for Juniors at Allen Whittington’s Good luck, Seniors.
The article offers home lawn and shrub care guidance: use measured amounts of plant food per plant, scratch into soil, and water to roots. It recommends about 16 pounds of 6-6-6 per 1000 square feet for lawns and warns against overfertilizing. It also covers flea and tick control using malathion or diazinon, with indoor and outdoor treatment steps and common-sense precautions.
Staff Sergeant John E. Mitchell son of Mr and Mrs Eddie T Hickson of 616 Pine Ave has graduated from the U S Air Force Noncommissioned Officer Leadership School at England AFB Louisiana He is a radar and sight system technician with a TAC unit providing air support to U S Army forces Mitchell a Eus tis Vocational High School graduate earned a liberal arts degree from Edward Waters College in Jacksonville His wife is former Billie D Anderson of Clovis New Mexico
The Mount Dora Rainbow Girls will hold a rummage sale Friday and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Masonic Temple on Donnelly Street to raise funds for the Grand Assembly scheduled later in June.
A church minister urges adherence to Bible identity and the essential role of the church. He asserts Christ head of the one true church and that membership follows salvation, not the church saving individuals. He stresses the need to join the Lord's church as defined by scripture.
The 14th annual Youth Conservation Camp begins June 13 in Ocala National Forest run by the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. It offers outdoor training in conservation and nature study for youths aged 10 to 14 with activities from rigging a tent to paddling a canoe. Information and applications are available by writing the commission in Ocala.
Central Florida Museum and Planetarium hosts June displays including a Molly Brown model the Gemini capsule used by Gus Grissom and John Young on earth orbit. Also Edison inventions a Djaka village world coins and Florida shells. Hours vary free admission.
M. T. Dixon of the Florida Department of Veterans Affairs announces no liberalization of furnishing equipment to blinded veterans. Mechanical and electronic aids may now be provided to assist economic handicap due to blindness, previously limited to physical handicap. Veterans should contact their local service officer or write Dixon at P.O. Box 1437 St. Noreen.
May events list low gross and par results for Class A and B players across May, naming Irene Peters Virginia McGough Eleanor Mockett Florence Helard Lib Hallenbeck Hattie Eliott Jessie French Elsa Ruwaldt. The column notes Francis Bland’s celebratory dance after a birdie on number seven green, a rare first for a beginner.
The Rite of Confirmation will be part of the worship at St Philip Lutheran Church this Sunday. Marsha Anderson and Rebecca Ryder, after about two years of preparation, will profess their faith and be confirmed by the assembled congregation. Mr and Mrs T L Wetherington and their son Stephen will also be received into membership during the service on Pentecost. Holy Communion will be celebrated on this festival day.
The Pilot Club of Lake County contributes 50 dollars to the Sunrise Workshop per president Mrs. E Hood Wilkerson. The workshop aids physically and mentally handicapped youths and adults in the community with social adjustment training and employment. Secretary Mrs Geraldine Seiler of Mount Dora has provided support to a workshop on behalf of the Club.
The Mount Dora Public Library begins a summer youth program urging area children to register and read 10 books. Participants report on a chosen book and receive a certificate. Ann Van Landingham and Anne Potsko run the children's reading room. Janet Burchett will lead the Saturday story hour starting June 26 from 10 30 to 11 30 a m. The library hours mirror winter ones in June July and August except Thursday evenings closed, sponsored by the Mount Dora Woman's Club.
President Johnson launches a nationwide Youth Opportunity Campaign to place at least 500000 youths aged 16 to 21 in summer jobs. He asks large employers to add one trainee per 100 workers and the Commerce Secretary urges 900000 employers to cooperate. Governors mayors school officials and others are urged to participate and contact state employment offices.
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