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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1957
Page
6
A new product DIATRON claims to curb hunger without drugs or exercise and promises weight loss after the first package. The Mt Dora Pharmacy offers a money back guarantee if buyers do not lose weight, with bottles returnable to the druggist.
The final community card party of the season will be held at 7 30 this evening in the Tangerine Community building.
The piece notes a recent baseball win with Sheila Croak Frank Mangrum and local fans celebrating an 8 to 3 victory over Clermont. It mentions a large crowd absence, community pride, and a coming home game against Grove. Several locals and college visitors are listed enjoying the Florida visit and social events around spring break.
John McDermott of the Miami Herald warned Kiwanis that fear and hate dominate South Africa’s 14 million people, with white rulers enforcing segregation while blacks demand land and political voice amid economic ties to mines and a mounting anti-white sentiment.
George Darling minister of the Church of Christ denounces modern church practices that he says erode biblical landmarks. He cites remarriage after divorce, altered communion rules, and entertainment driven song services as violations of scriptural boundaries. He decries state and church departures from traditional restraints.
Mrs Estey was elected president at the state convention and welcomed by two state officers, Mrs S T Bolton of Mount Dora as first vice president and Mrs B L Cremin of Tangerine as state registrar. Estey, a Tan gerine native, has long held roles in D A R chapters and local organizations. Dade chapter won top state honor for publicity.
The Ocklawaha Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution moves its April 4 gathering to St. Thomas Ep'iscopal parish house in Eustis at 2 30. Hostesses remain Mrs. Martin Walter of Mount Dora and a list of assistants including Mrs. E H Harrington and Mrs. Ralph Beach. The program American Legends will be presented by Mrs. Harry Lashbaugh of St. Joseph Michigan.
Ralph G. Wagner son of Mr and Mrs Mel Wagner Mount Dora and Sybil Taylor formerly of Lockhart native of Mount Dora wed last Saturday in Valdosta Georgia. They will reside in Lockhart and both work for the Maid Corp Orlando office.
New officers of the Monday Social Club to be installed at the Community building meeting Monday at 1 p.m. Officers include Esther Leech as president Edith James as vice president Belle Lee as secretary and Wells Yackey as treasurer.
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