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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1959
Page
4
A prize essay by Carol Schey traces how the U S Constitution and the Bill of Rights shaped her understanding from childhood. It links war broadcasts and civic education to personal growth and the urge to defend free choice and religious and political liberties for future generations.
A tribute highlights John Foster Dulles Secretary of State 1953 1959 as a patriot with a crusading faith in American destiny. It notes his rigid yet evolving policy shifts from massive retaliation to limited war and his belief in rule of law as essential to world peace.
The piece critiques Orval Faubus and his role in Little Rock's 1957 school integration crisis. It notes only 225 White graduates will receive diplomas, all from private schools, and argues the event should feature opponents like Tom Mboya to emphasize democracy over extremism. Virgil T. Blossom’s views frame the historical drama and its impact on civil rights.
Letter from Mount Dora school board member Buster Williams thanks editor and P. R. for backing the school bond issue and for helping register and mobilize voters. He lauds coverage of school board meetings as essential for informing the community about school needs and efforts.
Rosemary Jones, confined to a wheelchair for 10 years, is praised for her courage as neighbors recount her family’s move to Sylvan Shores five years ago. The piece highlights Gayla Bissell’s generosity, the Rich family's Florida visit, and the Crowleys staying for the summer among friendly locals.
A critical editorial argues Representative Syd Herlong opposes a social conscience and the Constitution’s protections in housing and anti communist policy. It cites his stance against a federal mortgage program and his support for states rights, urging stronger federal action to combat poverty and the communist threat.
Kensey J. Sharp aged 80 died Tuesday at the Mount Dora home of his son Arthur Sharp where he lived eight months. A former Georgetown Delaware builder of over 50 years he was a Methodist Church member. Survived by wife Sallie A. Sharp one brother Asa Sharp Georgetown one sister Ella Pettyjohn Rehobeth Del three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Rehbaum Funeral Home Mount Dora is in charge.
Central Christian Church and several congregations publish their weekly timetable. Rev. David Coffield leads Baptist services. Methodist, Church of Christ, and United Presbyterian offer morning worship at 11 o’clock plus Sunday School and youth programs. Midweek Bible studies and prayer meetings are noted at several parishes.
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Eustis, located at Lemon and Grove, schedules Sunday services and Sunday School at 11 00 a.m. A Wednesday Evening Service is planned for 8 00 p.m.
Worship service at Sorrento Presbyterian Church at 11 00 A M led by Dr G J Schillerstrom minister.
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