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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1950
Page
3
A hospital scene in Leesburg follows the somber narrative of a dying girl, who fights apathy with a stubborn will to live. The account contrasts the girl’s fragile body with the narrator’s own patient vigil beside Punky while awaiting surgery.
A Tampa Bay mother who lost custody of her baby to survive travels weekly to visit the child, becoming gaunt and weak. Her sister’s interference leads to abandonment and tragedy as the mother declines, while a shopkeeper uses a new pulse-taker device to test watches and reveals his own timepiece is out of sync.
The deacons of the First Baptist church will hold a monthly meeting at the church at 7 45 p.m. Monday and the regular monthly business meeting at 7 45 p.m. Wednesday.
The Lake District Boy Scouts of America held its annual meeting at Eustis High School to show how to form a first class boy and future citizen. John W. Clore of Tavares received the Eagle Scout badge with support from his parents and Scout leaders. County officials and Scout volunteers including W. Troy Hall Jr and William Jay Barker were honored for long service as the Florida organization showcased its structure and aims.
Unbeaten Pollywogs and coach Bob Vincent led a Mount Dora ceremony featuring new Lake district officers. County Judge W. Troy Hall Jr. chairs Lake Council while Frank Banning and C J Eagan elevate as vice chairs, with district commissioner Jack Groves and others reelected or honored.
Lotte Clermont Gregor expresses sincere thanks to Editor and Mount Dora merchants for graciously granting window space for artists during National Art Week. The note credits local shopkeepers for showcasing paintings and promising ongoing cooperation.
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