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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1954

Page

3

Mount Dora Chamber Pushes Toward 500 Members

With 100 members still needed to reach the 1954 goal of 500, Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce urges team captains Dick Edgerton and Carl Graves to finish membership reports. Florida Telephone Corp leads weekly additions with five new memberships, Foremost Dairies and Triangle Motors follow, and Better Home Store is a new entrant.

Mount Dora Triangle Motors Leesburg Princess Theatre Highland Atlantic Ice Co Sheriff Willis McCall Orange State Security, Inc W. G. Shipley Oy Keller Best-A—f Florida Citrus Commission Lakeside Inn Chamber of Commerce George J. White Dorothy Marsh Good Housekeeping Esther Kimmel Better Living Magazine Beryl Walter Martha Tupper Dudley Anderson Yutzy Agency Prudence Dorn Betty Siess The Dorothy Kirk Woman’s Home Companion Grace White Hurlburt Carl Graves Chamber L. G. McDaniells Citrus Commission Kate Titus Commission

Board Meets at First Methodist Church Monday Meeting

The Official board of the First Methodist church will meet Monday at 7 30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall to discuss church matters and upcoming events.

The First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall

The Kingdom Church of Christ How Jesus Founded One Faith

A sermon argues the Church is the Kingdom begun at Pentecost and led by Jesus. It cites scriptures to claim Jesus owns the Church, holds the keys of the kingdom, and requires baptism in water for entry, with weekly Lord’s Supper and feet washing noted as not in the Kingdom.

Daniel Jesus Kingdom Church of Christ Jerusalem Heaven Peter Corinth Gaesyed Reeoe Rutherford Iota

Commission seeks probe of fuel oil tax rebate inequity

Lake County commission asks state lawmakers to investigate why a 7 cent fuel oil tax refund yields only 85 dollars monthly while diesel trucks and buses, using county highways, reportedly pay more via gasoline tax rebates. Clerk reads January totals: over 5 thousand dollars from gasoline tax refund versus 85.79 from fuel oil. Chairman urges action at next legislative session.

Lake County Board of Commissioners Frank E. Owens Lake County Commission George Singeltary Ed Baker Carl Duncan Legislatu

Mount Dora Police Hit February Record on Fines

Mayor Lou L. Heaton reported February saw 60 arrests producing 1538.50 in fines. Heaton outlined that 50 fines were for drunk and disorderly conduct or traffic violations, with speeding and crossing the center line leading offenses. He noted residents from Mount Dora and nearby towns, plus out of state offenders, comprised the fines.

Lou L. Heaton Seite Line Mount Dora Eustis Leesburg Orlando Tavares Out of State Florida

Tangerine Resident Hurt in Accident

An auto crash at Third and Donnelly streets injured Dr. S. M. Whinery a Tangerine resident with a fractured wrist. Patrolman Ben Williamson said Whinery failed to yield while entering Donnelly from Third. his car was hit by L. L. Dickey driving north on Donnelly.

Third Donnelly St S. M. Whinery Ben Williamson Dr. Whinery L. L. Dickey Donnelly

Bowlers Elect Their New Officers in Mount Dora

Mount Dora lawn bowlers elected 1954 officers at their annual meeting held in Elizabeth Evans Park club rooms. A. M. Garrison received the gavel in a unanimous vote, with S. R. Mitchell as vice president Arthur Nelson treasurer Ralph Harrington secretary and board members Major Charles L. Marsh John H. Chesley and John G. Trudinger.

Mount Dora Elizabeth Evans Park A. M. Garrison Eustisrd S. R. Mitchell Arthur Nelson Ralph Harrington Charles L. Marsh John H. Chesley John G. Trudinger

Presbyterian Pastor Expounds Beliefs At Mount Dora Meeting

Rev. Mr Carmier described Presbyterian faith and the church’s future plans in Mount Dora as the Synod of Florida funds salary and housing while pioneers seek a suitable building site. He argued for God’s plan through Christ and defined predestination as a good guiding purpose for individuals who follow it.

Rence Mount Dora En Synod of Florida Masonic Hall Carriel Mr. Carmier God Jesus Christ Christ

Sorrento residents urge inquiry into phone service

The Sorrento-Mt Plymouth Civic Association petitioned Acting Gov Charley Johns for an investigation into actual service from Florida Telephone Corp The petition arrived after a meeting with company manager F W Jeanegga ars who promised line extensions from Apopka by late April or early May The community favors Mount Dora as the source for service rather than Apopka four miles farther away.

Florida Telephone Corp Ocala Apopka Sorrento Mount Dora Florida Chambers of Commerce

Destiny and grace in religious unity and service

A speech contrasts Christian and Jewish views on destiny. The speaker asserts growth in grace comes from choosing good over evil and service over privilege, highlighting a rift between early Christians seeking brotherhood and Jews who saw themselves as God’s chosen people.

FTC Hails Court Ruling On Telephone Rate Increase

Max E Wettstein president of the Florida Telephone praises a Supreme Court decision granting the company a rate hike. The ruling reverses a Railroad and Public Utilities Commission denial citing poor service and requires a new rate schedule to be filed for approval.

Max E. Wettstein Florida Telephone Supreme Court Railroad and Public Utilities Commission Commission

Cashmere's Source and Velvet Fleece Tale

The article explains cashmere comes from a small semi wild goat spanning from the Caspian Sea to Western China. Each goat yields 2-4 ounces of softer underfleece than sheep wool and a sweater uses wool from six or more goats. The fiber is plucked by hand each spring, making cashmere expensive. It contrasts money with real kernels of life and ends with a reflective aphorism.

Caspian Sea China

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