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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1941
Page
6
A product note describes 13 inch print material figures of Hattie the hen and a rooster, with plain colored wings tails and combs. Pattern 29034 priced 15 cents offers instructions to make both into cuddle toys for children. Send order to:
Lesson for March 30 outlines selected scripture texts used by permission. The program follows guidance from poly international Council of Religious Education and presents thematic study for readers.
A sermon on Luke 24 36 53 outlines the risen Christ meeting the disciples behind barred doors. It emphasizes fellowship with Jesus openness to Scripture proclamation of repentance and forgiveness in His name and the ascension worshipful duty of believers. The piece also includes a vegetable recipe column promoting Lent era kitchen ideas.
A promotional notice invites readers to obtain the booklet Household Hints by sending 10 cents in coin to Eleanor Howe at 919 North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois. It claims the book contains simple easy home tricks that homemakers have compiled.
A fragment quotes a speaker asking how to make money and another replies there are many ways but only one honest way. The exchange centers on honesty as a core value debated in a casual dialogue.
In a playful exchange Dinocan notes spring as the season of romance while Sally suggests staging a rehearsal. The light dialogue hints at upcoming plans and persisting winter mood.
A brief exchange quotes learning tennis after six weeks of work and a quip about remedies for pain. The dialogue shifts to a reflection that life is shaped by choices until someone else worsens it.
A visiting man named Samuel meets George Porter in a native village after an absence of thirty years. Porter's recognition and surprise are noted as they recall old times and a brief exchange occurs with remarks about not seeing each other recently.
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