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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
4
In area churches pastors announce topics for Sunday services. Rev. Kenneth W. BookPreaches at First Presbyterian at 11 am. Other congregations feature themes like God the Preserver of Man and Unconfused Religion. Morning prayers and Eucharist schedules listed.
The notice lists multiple denominations in Eustis and nearby towns with service times. Baptist and Methodist churches on Sixth Tremain and Fifth Avenue, Church of Christ on Fifth, St Edward's Episcopal, Latter Day Saints on Fifth Avenue, First Presbyterian on 6th and Alexander, Central Christian in Mount Dora, Eustis First Church of Christ Scientist, and Faith Lutheran on Highway 441. Each entry includes pastor names and weekly schedules including Bible School, worship, and midweek events.
Tavares church announces worship at 10 30 a m led by Rev Klaus R Koch with church school at 9 15 a m at the Civic Center facilities.
Sorrento Presbyterian Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 A.M. and Worship Service at 11:00 A.M. All members and visitors are welcome.
Several thousand members from many states and countries gathered at The Mother Church in Boston for the annual meeting. The First Church of Christ, Scientist affirmed that universal Christian idealism is the mightiest force on earth and that the Mind of Christ unites believers beyond creed. Edward Froderman was elected the new church president, and speakers urged using God given spiritual power to meet today’s great responsibilities. News from Eastern Europe noted revived religious stirrings, Nigeria saw a new Christian Science Society, and new cards and language editions were announced for church materials.
In East Town the Sunday service included a Bible School of 35 minutes followed by a sermon from Mr. Coleman Reavis of Miami about Facing a Needy World. A BTU meeting, guest preacher, and revival plans for July are noted along with an anniversary and fundraising for a new church. Several church members are listed as ill.
Tangerine notes report Greenville residents Mrs Elizabeth Tooley and son Allen visiting family in Florida as Mount Dora High School graduates entertain relatives. Florida guests include Mr and Mrs Andrew Francisco and daughter Everly, Mr and Mrs A R Key of Sanford, and Mr and Mrs Donald Merrell with son Hugh of Orlando visiting grandsons Byron and George Kennedy. Also listed are Bee Aen arriving near Buffalo, New York. Page returning from Wa terman Memorial Hospital. Leon Cleverly still hospitalized. Ed Horn hosting grandchildren David and Lauren Anne with mother Mrs Charles Littlejohns meeting them in Dunedin. The Littlejohns reside in Dunedin. Russel Williams and children spend summer in Tangerine. he works as a food inspector. Curtis Poling hosted relatives in Winter Park. Zana Harris, Margaret Volker, Edward Cross of Mount Dora enjoyed a Jamaica cruise via Ariadne with Nassau and Port Antonio stops. near Cuba on return, guards ensured safety. This is the four friends second island cruise. Richard Fain of Akron, Ohio visited great aunt Zana Harris. Fain works in radio and will relocate to Cocoa Beach. Mrs Fain and children plan to join later.
Edward Froderman was named president at the Christian Science annual meeting in Boston on June 8. He previously served as vice president of a Chicago bank, resigning 15 years ago to pursue Christian Science healing publicly and now serves as a Trustee of The Christian Science Publishing Society.
Robert C. Bardwell Sr., of Mount Dora and formerly of Richmond Virginia, died Sunday. He was a University of Illinois graduate with a 1910 master’s degree and Psi Upsilon member. He earned ACS Distinguished Service award 1956 and AWWA Honorary Life Membership 1961. Graveside services Monday at Pine Forest Cemetery with Masonic rites.
Dr Robert F Vason was installed as secretary of the Florida State Dental Society at the 81st annual session in Bal Harbor. He is a Mount Dora dentist with a long civic record including Kiwanis president and city council service, and he joins the society’s leadership alongside officers Farber Atkins Schwartz Pattishall.
The Lake County registration shows 18 234 white Democrats and 1 857 colored Democrats totaling 20 091. Republican registrations include 4 738 white and 91 colored persons totaling 4 829 across 37 voting precincts.
To the people of Fast Town who have not taken their polio vaccine the committee will be at the Golden Triangle Shopping Center this Sunday. Do not forget.
Principal Ronald E Alrich lists perfect attendance students across grades one through six. First Grade names Murray Hays Stephen Sanwald Candance Surling and Sherron Rosier. Second grade includes David Crow Nancy Pieper David Wise Pam Sadler and Renee Shivers. Third grade lists Luann Loflin Tibby McDonald Billy Price Judy Dufour Bobby Swiger Bobby Sietsma and Delores Byars. Fourth grade names Lee Blair Angela Shivers Tim Shivers Gary Hopcraft Gerald Aldrich Jeff Conner and Valerie Hays. Fifth grade lists Louis Montgomery Toula Polygalaktos Rita Knorr Linda Tanner Suzie Conner Terry Horsley Claudia Wald Michael Pieper and Lanny Husebo. Sixth grade includes Allan Staton Wendy Rainy Michael Stephens Betsy Bowen Cindy Hays Marilyn Cox Terry Snowberger Kerry McWhorter Janet Coleman and Bruce Stewart.
A two tier sponge cake features peach glaze and orange dream frosting. Liqueur glasses are set on top and ignited before serving. A gin cup cocktail rounds out the celebration for about 45 servings.
Glenn L. Loveless Sr. 65 of Mount Dora formerly of Somerset Kentucky died Friday. He was an Elder of the First Presbyterian Church of Somerset and chaired the War II rationing board. Survived by wife Ethelberta son Glenn Jr. Dayton brother T R Loveless two grandchildren two nieces. Remains sent to Somerset for services and interment.
Lake County School Board receives 7000 to buy a planetarium under the National Defense Education Act and the State Department of Education. Bob Binger says the planetarium will serve both children and adults in Lake County schools.
A brief aphorism from Abraham Lincoln notes that sharing in another's heartache risks forgetting one's own. The line emphasizes empathy and personal self-awareness in emotional bonds.
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