Revered Heritage and Verbal Fire in Modern Ministry
A critical tract argues that current ministers lack vision if they deny God’s existence and warns against unfaithful leadership eroding church authority. It questions will, succession, judgment, and the church’s role as sacred space versus social hall, urging adherence to biblical prophecy.
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Satan
God
Free Press and Fair Trials Across Papers
Opinions from the Los Angeles Times Orlando Sentinel Wisconsin Press Assn Bulletin Magee Courier discuss press freedom and court fairness. They warn against court muzzling and note the risks when government or officials distrust media. The Magee piece cites the Herald Tribune’s collapse under union pressure as a cautionary example.
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Los Angeles Times
the Times
Wisconsin Press Assn
Gassett Rites Held Saturday
Gassett 83 of Mount Dora died Tuesday November 15. He was born Natick MA and lived in Mount Dora since 1948. A retired Railroad Freight Agent he belonged to First Methodist Church. Survived by daughter Edith Tyler and three sons Carl Robert Phillip. brother William. four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Saturday November 19 at 10 am at Rehbaum Hadden Chapel. Interment Pine Forest Cemetery.
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Clifton E. . Gassett
10Th Ave
Mount Dora
Natick
Mass
First Methodist Church
Edith Tyler
Carl E
Eau Gallie
Robert N
Framingham
Phillip’ H
Madshfield
William C. Gassett
Dearborn
Mich
Rehbaum-Hadden
Pine Forest Cemetery
Gun Fit Affects Speed Of Shot Across Shoulders
Whether you shoot from right or left shoulder a good gun fit is essential to fast handling. A fraction of a second can mean the difference between a hit or a miss.
Do s And Don ts For Hunters Florida rules overview
A Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission guide lists do and don'ts for hunters. Emphasizes safety legal compliance and respect for private property with licenses stamps and restrictions on baiting lights and protected species. Summaries are available from county judges offices.
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Florida
W. B. Copeland
Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Commission
IceHouse theatre patrons urged to support student merit fund
Letters praise local theatre supporters and announce upcoming performances and guest clubs. Broward Williams thanks editors for endorsement and offers assistance. Ada Hedges commends publicity for a testimonial dinner. Martin Andersen thanks Mrs. King for PANORAMA article about the Pistol-Packing Posse.
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Panorama
Florida Farmers Say Price Hikes Not Dept Action
Emissioner Doyle Conner notes the Florida Department of Agriculture does not set retail food prices. Prices rise due to higher labor costs and production expenses, while milk pricing follows Federal Marketing Orders set in Washington. The piece links consumer protection aims to dairy quality with broader food cost pressures and reports ongoing disappearance inquiry into two youths.
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Florida
Florida Department of Agriculture
Natuen
Fawnanna Hamamabata
United States
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Florida Tech Names Top Administrators
Florida Tech announces Dr. Paul M. Green as Dean of the College of Business Administration and Jerry H. Leonard as Director of Finance and Accounting. Millican stated Green is a leading expert in business administration and economics. Leonard comes from the Florida Board of Regents Office for Continuing Education in Tallahassee.
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Paul M. Green
College of Business Administration
Florida Technological University
Florida Tech
Charles N. Millican
FTU
Florida Board of Regents
Boca Raton
Dr. Green
College of
Commerce and Business Administration
University of Illinois
Millican
University of Illinois College of Business Administration
Dean Green
Graduate School of Business Administration
Urbana, Illinois
Jerry H. Leonard
Leonard
Milton
Florida
Florida Board of Regents Office For
Tallahassee
Florida Institute For Continuing Universities
Alexander Springs Mystery Reward Offered
Lake County Sheriff McCall announces a reward exceeding $2,100 for information about the two Largo girls missing since Oct 2 after a skin diving trip at Alexander Springs in the Ocala National Forest. The escrow fund at Third City National Bank of Clearwater supports the search, with donations to be returned if not resolved after a year.
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Lake County
Wills V. McCall
Largo
Clearwater
Alexander Springs
Ocala National Forest
Pam Nater
Nancy Leichner
Third City National Bank of
Third City National Bank of Clearwater
Veteran’s Day Address Praises U S War Resolve
Major General Reuben C Hood Jr retired spoke to Mount Dora Kiwanis on Veteran’s Day. He praised veterans and outlined four pillars behind U S wartime effort: men and money, leadership, fighting spirit, and the American will to win.
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Reuben C. Hood, Jr
Kiwanis Club
Mount Dora
E. C. Mitchell
Oscar Schubert
Hood
Sylvan Shores
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