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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1942
Page
4
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The pledge of allegiance phrase is quoted as a civic symbol invoking unity and the ideal of liberty and justice for all. Citizens reflect on national values during daily or ceremonial recitations across communities.
The passage presents the core values of American democracy, asserting government by the people with consent of the governed. It emphasizes a union of states and principles of liberty, equality, justice, and humanity, plus a citizen duty to love support obey respect defend the country.
A mixed group of scientific and business leaders convened at Brown Landone’s cottage in Winter Park to learn about Ramie. Dr Landone shared the plant’s history and potential as a strong textile fiber, plastics and other applications while showcasing early products and possibilities for industry and agriculture.
A Florida feature argues ramie could transform local farming and industry. After 23 years of testing 77 decorticating methods, inventor Brown Landone unveils the Nanger machine, claiming five hour processing yields clean long fibers and bark suitable for plastics. MIT and textile chemists endorse it, suggesting Florida could become a major ramie producer with unlimited demand.
Groveland merchant and farmer L Day Edge, born 1891 in Glenville Georgia, celebrates his 51st birthday on Saturday November 21. He arrived in Lake County in 1901 and became Groveland’s first mayor and Florida House speaker at 21. He served in multiple legislature sessions and led local business groups.
W J Rogers of the Bank of Tavares will observe his 59th birthday Friday November 27. Born in 1883 at Keyser North Carolina, he attended grade school in Georgia and Mercer University. He joined the Bank of Tavares in 1918 and has lived in Florida since 1906. He is a Baptist, a Mason and a Kiwanian.
The Wayside Packing House has changed its telephone contact from 2044 to 3911, updating public branch lines and customer access.
The sixth grade earned a one dollar PTA prize on Visitation Day held Tuesday November 3 with an attendance rate of 83 percent. Events included a parade, a Halloween party, and donations of library books by Miss Betty West. Perfect spellers and weekly records are listed for several students across weeks 7 and 8.
Weather in the New England States stays cool with Friday reminders to bundle up. The class notes a holiday on Armistice Day and a short week. Members march in parade services and the roll shows twenty eight students. Scrap donations grow as plants decorate the room. Perfect spellers include Lanier Risley Humphries and Wages.
Members including Helen Whitehead David Blanchard George Detten George Blunt Billy Carroll Bettye Ann Ray and Christine Sills plant seeds in cane boxes. Scraps come in steadily with Barry Norton Wallace Lanier Helen Whitehead and Laurence Willard leading. Health contest honors go to the fourth row led by George Blunt George Detten Darlene Schaff Barry Norton and David Blanchard.
Our grade shifts as students move between towns and classrooms. The report records movers, music lessons on key signatures, Christmas song practice, perfect attendance and spelling honors, recent birthdays, visits, and a first graders note about Friday activities in DeLand.
On Visitors Day November 3 parents and friends visited the grade including Mrs Gordon Folger Mrs Ted Lane Mrs Carl Porter and Mrs A J Waltz Attendance suffered this month due to chickenpox with Joan Philliss Vester Lee Wages Jr and Fred Roseborough returning and George Deen and J W Lynn expected back Marvin Porter broke his arm but missed only one day Present enrollment 21 though 28 were enrolled Travlis Voss returned from Ocoee Boyce Humphrey joined from Tavares We are reading second pre primer Dick and Jane and plans for Goals in Spelling before Christmas Mrs Stovall and her month old daughter Patricia Ann visited one afternoon
A War Department booklet titled Personal Affairs of Military Personnel and Their Dependents explains Army provisions for welfare and security, including pay allotments missing status and hospital care. Copies available from the Superintendent of Documents, 10 cents.
Lake County farmers are urged to boost 1943 output across citrus poultry eggs vegetables and peanuts to aid the nation. officials tout home production to save transportation cans and time, with outreach from the Tavares office offering guidance on Food for Freedom.
Reports from the Fourth Service Command detail $10 140 a day saved by operating Reclamation Shops at Southeast Army posts. In one month 305 152 articles repaired at cost $142 921.87, with replacement cost $449 135.01, yielding a net saving of $304 213.14. Fort Benning led in shoe repairs. Camp Blanding led clothing repairs. 31 258 alterations performed. shops employ both military and civilian workers.
Ralph Arey of Montverde has been appointed Lake County Chief of the Block Leader Service as part of the Share-The-Meat Campaign. The Block Leader plan extends through local defense councils with zone, sector, and block chiefs aiding. Leaders convened November 17 in Leesburg to discuss upcoming meat program questions.
Local notices list schedules for First Methodist Fifth Avenue Caxton Doren with services Bible school sermons youth activities and prayer meetings. Also includes First Baptist Corner Sixth and Tremain with sermon topics The Deity of Christ What Shall I Do To Be Saved and midweek meetings. COMMUNITY CHURCH Donnelly Street Col 7th Avenue led by James Austin Richards with 11:00 AM sermon The Power to See Life Through and listed musical offerings.
The Church of Christ on Rossiter Street and Sanford Road offers Bible Study at 10:00 AM and preaching with communion at 11:00 AM on Sundays. Second Sunday guest L B Chastain, fourth Sunday guest Lester Starling, and evening service at 7:30 PM. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30 PM.
The Church of God on Street led by Rev. L. A Porch holds Sunday School at 10:00 A.M. and preaching at 11:00 A.M. Prayer Meeting is 7:45 P.M. Tuesday and Y. P. E. Friday at 7:45 P.M. St Thomas Episcopal Church in Eustis, Florida offers 11:00 A.M. Morning Prayer and Sermon with Holy Communion on the first Sunday and morning prayer plus sermon on other Sundays.
Local organizations including Baptist W M A circles, Community Church Ladies Aid, Missionary and Woman's Society groups, American Legion posts and auxiliaries, Band Boosters Club, Woman's Club, Kings Daughters P T A Kiwanis Masons Os Knights Pythias Pythian Sisters Chiefs Club and Home Demonstration Club hold monthly or weekly meetings at community buildings, city hall or temples with varied weekday dates and times.
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