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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1946
Page
4
A Mount Dora Florida publication from April 7 1916 includes a local notice on the Post Office and quotes the Pledge of Allegiance and a foundational patriotism statement asserting belief in democracy and constitutional government. The text emphasizes liberty justice and national unity as guiding principles.
The draft document describes erecting a memorial to those who have given service to the country. A ceremony center is proposed near the historic house. The plan emphasizes selecting a suitable site for the dedication and ensuring proper recognition.
A reader letter praises the American Legion suggestion to make the building a memorial to the dead and a continuing blessing to the living, calling for civic support and interest from citizens.
The Diora Woman's Club supports a Veterans Memorial but urges Gilbert Park remain for public recreation. They argue the park is already developed and designated for city use and oppose dedicating this location to a memorial.
An undated local notice describes a Baptist church offering Bible School classes for all ages at 9:45 am led by J. F. Groves and a 6:15 pm session. The brief item mentions Morn Union and evening activities under the WMS program.
A church notice describes worship with a special order of thanksgiving for harvest land and liberty. It notes 187 enrolled and fellowship groups for intermediate and senior young people meeting at Franklin Park at 6 oclock Tuesday evening.
The Community Church, under Mr. Frank Bridzman, raises funds for an addition and will open its new section on December 11. Dr. Richards acts as transmitting agent and will preach a Thanksgiving sermon titled Thanksgiving Day at 10 o clock in the Methodist church with Mrs. Ether West Eahep as soloist.
The notice announces an evening Bible study at the Church of Christ, with a 2 T fee, scheduled around 72 pm at a location in AZ wellcome.
The home economics girls worked in three shifts of twelve serving as hostesses and guides. Frances Smith Frances Teasley Mary Ar Bradford Shirley Ford Virginie Pollard Althera Minkley Mary Martha Simpson Ari an Roseboron Harriett Gowthrop Betty Ruth Schwartz Delores Petruschell Ezien Whitehead Margie Correll Dry Van Derver Lottie Strawn Ma Deen Pat Denmark Betty Ann Ray Darlene Scheff Dorothe Horne shaped the display. Mrs William Loeroos, membership chairman, announced the event for November 15.
The P T A announces its next executive board meeting for Wednesday November 27 at 3 39 p m in the school building. A later regular PTA session at 338 pm will feature the elementary pupils in a Christmas program.
Evening meeting of K of P Lodge No 14 invites visiting brothers at 3 o’clock on the second and fourth Thursdays at the Natural Bank venue.
The speaker argues time is essential for young men and men insuring their lives. Each policy has a specific use matching individual needs and circumstances.
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