Memorial Day themes in Mount Dora church services
The Mount Dora area churches mark Memorial Day with sermons and graduations. First Church of Christ, Scientist and other local congregations feature topics on Ancient and Modern Necromancy Denounced and Graduation and the Church. Rev Mangrum at St Edward's previews a family service and And Gladly Serve. United Presbyterian and First Methodist outline Memorial Day and graduation oriented plans with new summer schedules. Reverend Kress calls Memorial Day relevance and Rev Jones presents Whats It All About at 11 a.m. service.
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Church of Christ, Scientist
Ma Baker Eddy
Mount Dora
John F. Mangrum
St. Edward’s Episcopal Church
United Presbyterian Church
George L. Kress
William John
First Methodist Church
James Jones
Oak Hill Church Hosts Four Way Singing Event
Oak Hill Baptist church near Laughman hosts the Four Way Singing convention next Sunday starting 11 a.m. until noon for a basket lunch. Singing resumes at 1 30 p.m. and runs to 4 36 p.m. Rev. Jim Wooten, pastor, invites the public and all young people.
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Oak Hill Baptist Church
Laughman
Jim Wooten
Services Monday For Mrs Zepplin
Services for 89 year old Alvaretta Zepplin were held Monday at Rehbaum Funeral Home with Rev. James Jones officiating. Interment followed at Pine Forest Cemetery. Mrs Capahin, a resident for over 30 years, died Saturday. surviving sister Martha of Plainfield New Jersey and niece Florence McCathern of Cokesbury New Jersey are listed.
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Alvaretta Zepplin
Rehbaum Funeral Home
James Jones
Pine Forest Cemetery
Capahin
Martha
Plainfield
N. J
Florence ‘McCathern
Cokesbury
Wesleyan Guild Installs Officers
New officers of the Wesleyan Service Guild were installed at the final meeting of the year at Mrs. Pearl Downs home. Rev. James Jones and Miss Lois Wood led the installation. Installed were Mrs. J. O. Harris president Mrs. C. R. Javens vice president Mrs. Ernest P. Johnson recording secretary Mrs. Marcus Peters treasurer and Mrs. Leon Erlich secretary of promotions.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Pearl Downs
Alberta Wilson
James Jones
The
Methodist Church
Lois Wood
J. O. Harris
C. R. Javens
Ernest P. Johnson
Marcus Peters
Leon Erlich
How Christian Science Heals on WDBO-TV Channel 6
A program at 8:15 am Saturday on WDBO-TV Channel 6 explores healing through Christian Science, focusing on freedom from disfigurement and the broader implications of spiritual healing.
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Wdbo-Tv
If for Subject in Sermon Rev. Jones Urges Prayer
Rev. James Jones at the Methodist church spoke on if using Solomon and prayer. He argued prayer is essential not occasional and urged humility and turning from wicked ways to heal the land. He called the nation a covenanted state seeking to glorify God and advance faith.
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Methodist Church
James Jones
Solomon
Mr. Jones
Meeting Leads Work Night Plans at Mount Dora Church
Mount Dora members of the First Church of God of Eustis led a meeting of the Women's Missionary Society last week. Plans were made for a work night to remodel the church kitchen. Mrs Ronald Stiver presided and Mrs Wendell Stiver led the devotionals.
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Mount Dora
First Church of God of
Vacation Bible School at First Methodist Church
The Vacation Bible School of the First Methodist Church runs June 8 to June 19 with Mrs. Leon Erlich directing the program.
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The
First Methodist Church
Leon Erlich
Church Aids Easing Of Japan Tragedy
Fr Mangrum preaches forgiveness and urges aid for Hiroshima relief as the church collects a gift to fund a nuclear research reactor for St Pauls University Hospital in Tokyo. He cites America's guilt over the wartime bombing and the need to transform pain into healing through love.
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Hiroshima
St. Paul’s University Hospital
Tokyo
Fr. Mangrum
America
Rev Aubrey 85 Dies. 50 Years in Methodist Ministry
Funeral services for Rev. W. D. Aubrey, aged 85, were held at Mount Dora Methodist Church with Rev. James Jones officiating. He died Sunday at Waterman Memorial hospital after more than five decades as a minister, retiring in 1939. He moved from New York eight years ago with his wife and often preached in Mount Dora. Survived by wife and several nieces and nephews. Interment planned in Altmar, New York. Rehbaum Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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W. D. Aubrey
Mount Dora
James Jones
Mr. Aubrey
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Aubrey
N. Y
Taylor University
Upper New York State
Northern New York Methodist Conference
Rehbaum
Cancer Crusade winding up drive totals by town
Incomplete returns show Mount Dora raising 1264.45 to date with county chairman C. C. Holloway of Clermont noting all communities exceed last year’s figures. Eustis 1847 Clermont 1534 Tavares 661 Groveland 423 Howey 407 Fruitland Park 40 Leesburg silent. Other towns report varied sums. Altoona 75 Astor Park 20 Ferndale 5 Grand Island 100 Mascotte 253 Minneola 158 Montverde 188 Okahumpka 36 Paisley 6 Umatilla 281 Lady Lake listed.
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Mount Dora
C. C. Holloway
Clermont
Holloway
Eustis
Tavares
Groveland
Howey
Fruitland Park
Leesburg
Altoona
Astor Park
Ferndale
Grand Island
Mascotte
Minneola
Montverde
Okahumpka
Paisley
Umatilla
Ibe Ee Lady Lake
Kindergarten Folk Enjoy a Good Year at Mount Dora
Mount Dora's Through-the-Week Kindergarten at the Methodist Church held a year end program for parents. The students celebrated birthdays and holidays, performed for the Woman's Club, and enjoyed excursions to a bakery, fire station, library, post office, and grocery store, plus a train trip from Orlando to Sanford to visit the zoo. Attending children included John Andrews, Leslie Bryant, Dianna Couch, Juanita Croxton, Cheryl Davis, Suzy Elmore, Linda Haynes, Robby Johnson, Kathy Jorgensen, and Rita Knorr.
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Mount Dora
Methodist Church
Woman's Club
Orlando
Sanford
Zoo
John Andrews
Leslie Bryant
Dianna Couch
Juanita Croxton
Cheryl Davis
Suzy Elmore
Linda Haynes
Robby Johnson
Kathy Jorgensen
Rita Knorr
Lake County Chorus Resumes in Fa
The Lake County Ladies Chorus held its final meeting of the season at Mrs. Craig Wilson's home in Sylvan Shores. Twenty four members attended a tea led by president Mrs. Wilson. Two weeks earlier the group met at Juniper Springs for a picnic luncheon and meeting. Director Vance Keister of Eustis invites all Lake County women to join and rehearsals will resume in September at the Methodist church in Eustis.
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Craig Wilson
Sylvan Shores
Lake County
Wilson
Juniper Springs
Vance Keister
Eustis
Methodist Church
Local figures named in fragmented OCR list
A partial OCR read names several individuals including Gayle Love Louis Montgomery Eugene Moore Shannon Odom Stanley Rosier Fran Sellers Terry Scott Mike Simpson Stoothoff Sammy Swiger Dana Wise Tommy Waldsmith and Holden Hamlin without surrounding context or event details.
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Gayle Love
Louis Montgomery
Eugene Moore
Shannon Odom
Stanley Rosier
Fran Sellers
Terry Scott
Mike Simpson
Stoothoff
Sammy Swiger
Dana Wise
Tommy Waldsmith
Holden Hamlin
Mary Baker Eddy Quote on Reason as Most Active Faculty
A concise note attributes the maxim Reason is the most active human faculty to Mary Baker Eddy, reflecting her emphasis on cognitive power in human life. The line anchors a broader discussion of mind and action.
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Reason
Mary Baker Eddy
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Zepplin
Wesleyan Guild
WDBO
Mr .Jones
Japan
Cancer Crusade
Lake County Chorus
M. R. DeHaan
Richard Dehaan
Mount Dora Publishing CO
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