College crowd thinly veiled by Florida Southern ties
The article follows returning college students and family travels in Mount Dora and Lakeland. It notes Bobby er and sister Phyllis from Mount Dora's band, Patty Claflin earning UF scholarship, Billy Lafroos heading to Vanderbilt ROTC, and others including Pete and Marilyn Burkart heading to San Diego. It also mentions Melissa Cornish from Nassau, Gayla Bissell home in Indianapolis, Henry and Jo Stein planning a North trip, and Mrs Tucker visiting for a Tallahassee PTA convention with her nieces Carol Sue and Lester. Paul Terrentine heads to Kansas wheat fields for farming duties.
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Bobby Er
Phyllis
Mount Dora
Florida Southern
Lakeland
Patty Claflin
University of Florida
Billy Lafroos
Vanderbilt
Naval Reserve Officers
Pete
Marilyn Burkart
Connecticut
Frank Burkart
Armer Johnson
San Diego
Melissa Cornish
Nassau
Indianapolis
Cornelius
Phillip
Reverend Mosteller Chooses Bride in Gallatin Ceremony
The Rev A J Mosteller and his bride Dorothy of Mount Dora announce their engagement. Brizendine earned bachelor and masters degrees from Murray State College and served as student secretary of the Murray Baptist Student Union. The wedding is set for August 1 at the First Baptist Church in Gallatin.
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Murray State College
First Baptist Church of
Gallatin
Church Honors Putnams On Golden Wedding
The W H Putnams were honored by Mount Dora Baptist Church on their Golden Wedding anniversary with a Sunday reception at their N Alexander Street home. They were married in St Joseph Missouri and moved to Mount Dora in 1945. They have two children and five grandchildren.
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W. H. Putnams
Mount Dora
George Hall
Jimmie Hardester
Fred J.o’hara
Putnam
St. Joseph
Harriet Snouse
Springfield
Ohio
Harry Putnam
Chattanooga
Tenn
Remembering a mountain journey and a far trip home
A narrator recalls traveling alone through North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia after a season at Eagles Nest camp. He reflects on a framed photo, a long mountain road, and a humorous roadblock with a suspected car thief while staying connected to a past love.
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Pot
Equestrienne
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Eagles Nest Camp
Reflective Road Trip and a Driver's Near-Miss
A narrator recalls a police stop over a misidentified car and a dangerous return trip after a blast. The memory moves through fear relief, loneliness, and a longing to pause at a farmhouse porch to learn about leisure from a calm father and his family.
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Florida
Why Go To Church And Evening Bible Study At Local Churches
Rev Robert M Blackburn speaks on reasons to attend church at First Methodist Sunday morning. An evening Fellowship Service follows at 7 30 with Bible study and a song service. Baptist pastor James H Sutley offers morning sermon The Christian s Heritage and evening message The Dynamic of the Cross with an informal song fest and special musical program.
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Robert M. Blackburn
First Methodist Church
Mr. Blackburn
James H. Sutley
The
Baptist Church
Harold Larsen
Sutley
Local Churches Schedule For Sunday Services
The Christian churches listed include Baptist at Sixth and Tremain with Bible School at 9:45 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. and additional activities. Methodist on Fifth Avenue with Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Church of Christ on Fifth Avenue offers Bible Study at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Eustis First Church of Christ Scientist holds Sunday Service and Sunday School at 11 a.m. with a Wednesday service at 8 p.m.
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Baptist Church
Sixth and Tremain
James H. Sutley
Church OF Christ—Fifth
H. E. Taylor
Eustis First Church OF Christ Scientist
Lemon and Grove
Lakes and Hills Garden Club backs litter bug plan
The Lakes and Hills Garden Club board and members met at the Community building to back a fall cleanup campaign themed Dont be a litter bug. The organization also voted to beautify and maintain school shrubbery as a major project next year under president Mrs Charles J Brown.
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The
Lakes and Hills Garden Club
Charles J. Brown
Coast Guard annual operating costs pegged at 32 million
The United States spends approximately 32 million dollars each year to operate the Coast Guard.
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United States
Coast Guard
Daughters Plan Moonlight Boat Ride Reward Event
King's Daughters and Sons plan their annual reward for welfare work next Monday afternoon. They meet at the city pier at 4 p.m. and sail on a moonlight boat ride with a picnic dinner aboard hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wise.
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King’s Daughters and Sons
City Pier
Harry Wise
Liberty and rights in balance, Pinckard quote on true freedom
A concise aphorism argues true liberty lies in enjoying our own rights without destroying others. It emphasizes restraint and respect for fellow citizens within a free society.
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Mary McCullough
Miami
Tallahassee
Parent-Teacher Association
Paul Terrentine
Kansas
J. G. Ray, JR
Crane Furniture CO
Mosteller
W. E. Breckenridge
Edwin J. McBride
A. M. Cameron
Cameron
Vincent van Inwegen
William
W. G. Chamberlain
Portersville, Pa
G. Ripple
Sanford Rd
Herbert Trenham
Herbert, Jr
Deansboro
N. Y
Charlotte Bennett
Tampa
Carolinas
Oak Ridge
Ralph McWilliams
Helen Davidson
Frank Davidson
Deer Lake
Helen
Juliet Lowe
Kansas City
Earnest
Pomona Mitchell
Patty Johnson
Ann Travers
Linda Raulerson
Joyce Moon
Deer Lake Camp
Ocala Forest
Co¢e
Paul Johnson
John F. Stockard, Jr
Darlene
John, III
Abner Jones
Putnams
Lumbia
Johnsons
Major Jones
Rea
C. W. Newman, Tremain Jr
Illinois
Cial
Methodist Church
Grand View
Smart Shop
Fifth Avenue
Princess Theatre
First National Bank OF
Mount Dora, Florida
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Oouth
Ligo Frigidaire
Justs
Rehbaums Hmardwar