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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1956
Page
8
The article advises Hibiscus thrive in temperate climates with shelter and full sun. Space plants three and a half to four feet apart and feed lightly monthly to keep foliage healthy. It also suggests repainting garden furniture and renewing labels on perennial borders while stressing four care steps water spray dust pesticide and mulch to reduce weeding.
The Baptist Vacation Bible School opens this week with Mrs. W. C. Stokley as junior department superintendent and Mrs. William McCullough set to serve next week. Leaders include Mrs. Mitchell Rawls, Mrs. Fred Tanner, Mrs. Keen, and Mrs. Shipes Sr. in the junior department. Rev. Cofield in charge of boys handcraft. intermediate department led by Mrs. Thomas M. Featherlin. primary department overseen by Mrs. Arch Hodges. beginners department run by Mrs. Mildred Hobdy. and a nursery department also under development.
Lake county has received 64,497.60 as its portion of the two cents tax on 1,689,927 gallons of gasoline purchased in Lake County for April. The figure comes from a report to the Lake County Chamber of Commerce by Ray E. Green, state comptroller.
Robert Williams and Edward Petersen are patients in Waterman Memorial this week. Charles Parker is in Durham Young. Ines B Reed promotes a keratolytic agent T-4-L for athlete's foot with a money back offer and store availability today at Mount Bees Pharmacy.
Mount Dora logged no rainfall for the week ending June 13 and .8 for the month, raising the year total to 18.7 inches. The note closes with moral reflections from William Secker and Mary Baker Eddy praising gratitude and steadfastness.
The Women's Auxiliary of St Edward's Episcopal Church will hold a food sale in front of the Prince's Theatre on Saturday June 16 starting at 9 30 a m Proceeds support church activities.
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