Dance of Discord Echoes Across Mount Dora Meeting
Op ed laments global unrest and local division as passion overruns reason at Lake County officials meeting over Mount Dora annexation. It warns the world’s whirl of discord threatens unity and calls for cooperative dialogue to avert a precipice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Europe
Far East
South America
United States
America
Mount Dora
Lake County
Hungary
Sylvan Shores
Isaiah
Asia
No Victory in Imitation of the Totalitarian State
The piece argues against mobilization and a preventive war as responses to Soviet pressure. It urges calm diplomacy, negotiation with Britain and the U.N., and a careful middle ground to outwit the Kremlin without mimicking totalitarian methods. It stresses restraint, leadership, and the danger of mirroring aggression.
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Adolph Hitler
U.S
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Germany
U. S
Strategic Air Command
Free World
West
Khrushchev
Macmillan
U.N
Gen. Hammarskjold
Moscow
West Berlin
Dr. Lewis urges Mount Dora Rotary to support senior home
Dr. E. E. Lewis, Mount Dora Memor ial Home for Senior Citizens trustee, told Rotary members that the club gave only 200 last year to the home project. He said the board has shouldered repairs and financing, requested a steady 4000 to 5000 yearly income, and argued the home deserves more robust backing beyond the mother club’s limited help. The home has no city support and operates as a nonprofit tax exempt facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Lewis
Memorial Home For Senior Citizens
Mount Dora
Lewis Said
Florida
Dr. Lewis
Lake County Maps At Tavares Office
Lake County releases its largest and most complete county map. The revised one inch section line map, printed on two 3 by 5 foot sheets, is available at the Lake County Chamber of Commerce in Tavares. Price is 2 dollars 13 cents plus 20 cents mailing if not picked up.
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Lake County
State Road Department
Rotary club faces accountability over home trustees
Dr. Lewis says the Rotary club does not own the home and bears no responsibility beyond appointing the board of trustees. It could exit by not appointing the current board, yet if the club wants to continue the work he believes members should acknowledge the issue.
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Rotary Club
Lewis
Carpetbagger in Florida Aims at Private Schools
A salesman for a western firm travels to Florida to push private school development amid integration fears. He frames the movement as a threat to democracy, claiming private classes will be opened in service stations or garages as desegregation expands. Khrushchev’s Africa toast echoes the carpet bagger theme.
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Far West
Florida
South
Virginia
Nikita
East Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Africa
God
Abraham Lincoln
Tangerine Notes from the Community Church Buzz
Old Home Week scenes as the Woman's Society of the Community church meets at Mrs. E N Stevens home. Officers elected include Mrs. Robert Drury as president and Mrs. E E LaRue as vice president. The program on Easter drew praise from Mrs. H E Brelsford. Guests from Ohio and New Hampshire join Tangerine friends for dinners and trips to Williamsburg, St. Augustine, and Daytona Beach.
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Guy Markley
Kent
Ohio
Woman’s Society of the Community Church
E. N. Stevens
Robert Drury
E. E. LaRue
S. M. Whinery
R. D. LaRue
H. E. Brelsford
Bernard Cremen
Nolan Creasey
Richard Manning
Gervais Moss
Edward Flicner
Lima
Richard Poling
Mansfield
C. E. Poling
C. H. Estey
Roland Hood
Bobby
Orlando
Helen Whelpey
Manchester
N. H
Eee Ewen
Washington, D
Everett Rogers
Grouverneur
N. Y
F. D. Hubbard
Palm Court
Town House
Joseph McCallaster
Philip Nelson
Williamsburg
St. Augustine
Daytona Beach
Rogers
Tangerine Improvement Society
John Hull
Maine
New England
U. S
Hronek
Kas. Hull
Geo. Leevan
Florence Fraser
Loren Hadley
Old Beach
Mt. Plymouth
Munzenburger
Hadley
Kent State University
Ted Estey
Crescent City
Fish Memorial Hospital
DeLand
Clarence Estey
Richard Everson
Manomet
Mass
Robert Sampson
Harry Hill
New Bedford
William Hoopes
William Warfel
Upper Sandusky
John Dickey
Cleveland
H. H. Bradford
East Town Bible School Sermon and Community Notice
East Town hosts Bible school and 11 30 preaching at Bethel F M and Mt Olive AME churches then a gathering at Mt M E church with devotion and remarks by Rev Ornutt Samuel presented our resent oi federal to deliver the see McNair preached fervently Holy Spirit with him finance committee raised 158 and plans to meet at St John PB church on the fourth Sunday Rev Russell absent due to a funeral in Eustis death of Mr John Davis mourned by Mrs Jessie McClendon and Martha Thomas with funeral at St Mary's M B church Mt Olive AME program Sunday at 3 pm invited public Mrs Mary Donaldson president Rev W D Ornett pastor.
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Bible School
Bethel
F. M
Mt. Olive A.M.E
M. E
Ornutt
Samuel
McNair
C. W. Samuel
St. John P. B
Rev
Russell
Eustis
John Davis
Jessie McClendon
Martha Thomas
Mary
Florida
Mary Donaldson
W. D. Ornett
T. M. Thomas
Sylvan Shores residents debate annexation at annual meeting
Standing room only marked the Sylvan Shores Property Owners Association meeting on March 4 as President L B Ritter outlined a push against Mount Dora annexation. A petition requesting referendums circulated among members and a Lake County delegates meeting was announced for Monday.
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L. B. Ritter
Sylvan Shores Property Owners Association
A. C. Smith
Ritter
Sylvan Shores
Pres. Ritter
Atty. W. M. Kennedy
Mount Dora
Sylvan
Ralph Shaw
Palmetto Rd
H. A. Thompson
Burlington
Pilot Club to Screen Cancer Film in Lake County Meeting
Miss Neil Richardson of Tampa Amer ican Cancer Society will present a cancer film at the Lake County Pilot club meeting tonight at 6:30. Dr Thomas Langley of Eustis will answer questions after the film. Mrs Elizabeth Marshall will preside at the business session.
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Neil Richardson
Tampa
American Cancer Society
Lake County
Pilot Club
Thomas Langley
Eustis
Elizabeth Marshall
Zellwood Girl Makes Dean's List at Duke University
Ruth Ann Edwards of Zellwood was named to the Dean's List for the fall semester 1958 1959 at Duke University. The sophomore achieved above a 3.0 average out of 4.0 among 777 undergraduates honored.
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Ruth Ann Edwards
Ruth H. Edwards
Zellwood
Duke University
Miss Edwards
Mayo Honored by Eustis Rotary at Luncheon
Nathan Mayo commissioner of agriculture will be honored by the Eustis Rotary Club at a luncheon tomorrow in the Fountain Inn.
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Mayo
Nathan Mayo
The
Eustis
Mount Dora Bridge Winners Named in Lake County Club
Mount Dora Lake County Duplicate Bridge club results list February and Monday leaders. In Monday play N-S winners were Mrs William Clifton first with runners up Mrs E A Nimnicht and Mrs John Alden Murray. E-W top Paul Schrock with Ed Firing pair third and Ernest Butler fourth. February winners include Nimnicht first Murray third Clifton fourth and M E Reeve fifth.
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Mount Dora
Lake County
Duplicate Bridge Club
N-S
William Clifton
E. A. Nimnicht
John Alden Murray
E-W
Paul Schrock
Ed Firing
Ernest Butler
M. E. Reeve
Wesleyan Service Guild Meeting at Mount Dora Church
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Mount Dora Methodist will meet in Fellowship Hall on Thursday March 19 at 7 45 p m. Win Sleight will present pictures from Guatemala with hostesses Mrs Leon Er lich Mrs Frank Burkart and Mrs Rowena Dooley assisting.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Mount Dora Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Win
Guatemala
Leon Erlich
Frank Burkart
Rowena Dooley
Kings Daughters Stanley Party at Community Building
The Kings Daughters and Sons announce a Stanley party Monday at 8 p.m. at the Community building with refreshments. A portion of proceeds goes to the organization treasury. All members are urged to attend. Hostesses are Mrs. F. M. Greenstreet and Mrs. H. J. Rupright.
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Kings Daughters
Kings Daughters and Sons
Treasury
F. M. Greenstreet
H. J. Rupright
Churches and service hours listed for local denominations
A local church directory lists Baptist, Community, Methodist, Church of Christ, Presbyterian, Latter Day Saints, Episcopal, and Christian Church services. Times shown include Bible school at 9 45 am worship at 11 am and evening or midweek meetings across six area churches.
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Baptist Church
Sixth and Tremain
David Coffield
Training Union
Community Church
Congregational
Seventh and Donnelly
Robert R. Reed
D. D
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ
Latter Day Saints
Fifth Ave
H. P. Kelley
Central Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Mount Dora-Eustis Road
Lester C. Doerr
Eustis First Church of Scientists Service Times
Sunday services at 11 00 a m and Sunday School also at 11 00 a m. Wednesday evening service scheduled at 7 30 p m with details incomplete. Local church notices outline regular weekly gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eustis First
Church OF Scientist
Grove
Sorrento Presbyterian Worship Service At 11
Worship service scheduled for 11:00 A.M. led by Dr. G. J. Schillerstrom, minister, at Sorrento Presbyterian Church.
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Sorrento Presbyterian
G. J. Schillerstrom
Community Church Service This Sunday at 11 A.M.
Rev. Louis Johnston leads a Sunday service at 11:00 a.m. in the Community Church. All are welcome to attend and participate in the worship activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Church
Louis Johnston
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Mabel Norris Reese
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Evergreen
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N. J
Lady Smith
Eastland Rd
Harry Nutter
Columbus
Frank Bedinger
Palmetfo
Harry Fosters
Conn
Bill
Winifred
Boston
E. W. Wyman
Winchester
Sylvan Shores Hotel
Zellwood Girl
Dean’s
Service Guild
Methodist
James Jones
Church OF Christ
Sam Ayers
Cletus Stutzman
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Sixth Ave
George L. Kress
ST. Edwards. Episcopal Church
Grandview St
John F. Mangrum
Sorrento
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