Baptist Church Bible School Plans and Sunday Schedule
The article outlines a full church program led by J. F. Groves with 9 45 a m Bible School, 11 a m worship, 6 15 p m training union, and 7 30 p m evening service. Special music and Lord s Supper meditation by Pastor Sutley are noted with a new 25 to 35 year old Sunday School class led by Mrs Slater Cox.
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Bible School
J. F. Groves
Arch Hodges
Florence G. Hanscom
J. M. McCown
Sutley
Slater Cox
Church of Christ Holds Regular Services on Fifth Avenue
Regular services at the Church of Christ on Fifth Avenue include Lord's Day worship with Bible study at 10 00 a m and preaching at 11 60 a m. Evening service at 7 45 p m with Thursday Bible study at 7 45 p m. Visitors welcome by J C Ledford minister.
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Church of Christ On
Fifth Avenue
J. C. Ledford
Senator Holland Goes to Washington
Spessard Holland of Bartow was appointed by Governor Caldwell as U S Senator to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator Andrews and is now in Washington. He was nominated at the Democratic Primary with the approval of Senator Andrews who did not seek re election due to health. He was warmly welcomed by Senator Pepper and Florida Representatives helping him learn his new duties.
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Spessard, Holland
Bartow
Caldwell
U. S
Andrews
Washington
Holland
Pepper
Florida
Knight Family Returns to Mount Dora With Purchases
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tyler Knight have moved from Panama City to Mount Dora. They bought the Sunoco Station at Fifth and Tremain, taking over operation, and purchased the Edgerton cottage on McDonald Street between Third and Fourth. They express delight at returning to Mount Dora and being able to stay.
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Frank Tyler Knight
Knight
Rosalie Brantley
Mount Dora
Panama City
Sunoco
Fifth and
Tremain
Ag It
Edgerton Cottage
McDonald Street
Mount
Dora
Mr. Brantley
Frineds
Tavares Dominates Opener With 41 0 Victory
Lake County teams opened the season with perfect records against Citrus Seminole and Orange counties. Tavares routed Inveness 41 to 0, breaking previous records and signaling a strong start after last year’s high school record performance.
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Lake County
Citrus
Seminole
Orange Counties
Tavares
Inveness
First Methodist Church Prepares Fall Activities Rally Day Sunday
The First Methodist Church announces a fall program headlined by Rally Day with a goal of 200 attendees. Morning worship at 11 observes Worldwide Communion Sunday led by Reverend George Gibson with special music and a new class of members. Youth groups open with meetings at 6:30, and an Evening Service at 7:30 features Hymn Fest and a lecture on The Decisive Battles of Christianity.
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First Methodist
George Gibson
Methodist Youth Pulicwins
Les Davenport
Methodist Intermediate Fellowship
Hawkins
Gibson
Council of Jerusalem
Maying
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Monkey Visitor Delights Topic Owner in Local Visit
Lieutenant Donald Bales, a discharged veteran, arrived home with his ten month old monkey from the Philippines. The playful pet traveled via plane ship and train, making friends with the Topic force and showing devotion to his owner despite occasional spankings. Bales is the son of Mr and Mrs H J Bales of 234 Fourth Avenue East, who moved here from Ohio.
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Donald Bales
Mr. Bales
Philippines
Monk
Bates
H. J. Bales
Fourth Avenue East
Ohio
Walker Candy Factory Starts Fall Production In Florida
The Walker Candy Factory at Tavares begins fall and winter operations with ample orders for a record season as president Charles C. Walker reports. Candy Industry features Walker in a full page story noting his wide experience across a dozen states and abroad in Australia Argentina Colombia Cuba Mexico Peru and other regions.
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Walker Candy Factory
Tavares
Charles C. Walker
Candy Industry
Walker
Australia
Argentina
Columbia
Cuba
Mexico
Peru
Legion News Builds for Future Architectural Plans
The Ant overlookin pine Legion moves to finalize building plans with an Architectural Committee. Colonel Allen seeks definite steps to ensure the new structure fits the plot. Expect action along building lines in the near future.
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Allen
Mount Dora Lawn Bowls News From Al Maben
Mount Dora bowling notes report on club activity, honor couples Charles Marsh and Bertha Andrews wed last May, and predict a busy winter season. Mentions top bowlers Henry Swift Jim Nelson Scotty MacLachlan, Soper, Sillence, and A. Sillence. Notes travels, awards, and upcoming winter reservations.
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al Maben
Mount Dora
Charles Marsh
Bertha Andrews
Henry Swift
Jim Nelson
Sae Ee Allen Grant
Scotty cLachlan
Harry Soper
Henry the Swift
A. Sillence
Madester
H. A
Geo. Davidson
Bill Bryant
Willard Bryant
Robert Gowan
Bill
Hartford Times
Frank Bridgman
Bridgy
Geo
Reid
Johnston
Franzeen
Anderson
Deland
Jack Anderson
Frank Taylor
Frank
Mount Toby
Mass
City of North Bay
North Pole
O. K
Florida
Milwaukee
School Board Athletic Committee
Charles Weeks
Chicago
Rockford
Beloit
Wis
Carl Graves
Mrs
Weeks
Villa Dora
Bettie
Sports Review
Tom Gardiner
A.L.B.A
Los Angeles
Community Church to Resume Services After Summer Closure
Services resume at Community Church this Sunday October 6 led by Dr James Austin Richards who arrives tomorrow. He will preach Saved by Grace referencing World Communion Sunday and the Lord's Supper will follow.
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James Austin Richards
Dr. Richards
Lions Meet Friday Night Expected Attendees
The Lions are expected to attend a meeting Friday night with all Lions confirmed.
Birds and deadlines in Mount Dora town notes
Local readers learn about a bird killing ban in Mount Dora and the town’s bird sanctuary history. The piece mentions Tam and a deadline for news items and ads, noting birds like red headed woodpeckers are protected and signage once marked a sanctuary.
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Tam
Mount ‘Dora
Easter Armstrong
Emma Marsh
Roy Christopher Named Christmas Seal Chairman in Mount Dora
Roy Christopher of Mount Dora, a lawyer and war veteran, is appointed chairman of the Lake County Tuberculosis and Health Association for the 1946 Christmas Seal Sale. He succeeds Mrs. Clayton Tremain and will work with George J. White as Tuberculosis Bond chairman. Seals go in the mail November 25 and sales run through Christmas.
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Roy Christopher
Mount Dora
Lake County
Christopher
Notice to Register for General Election 1945 Lake County
Unregistered eligible voters of Lake County may register for the General Election on November 5, 1945. District registration officer O. M. Simpson notes the Mount Dora precinct 20 book stays open until October 12, 1946. Call at Lakes and Hills Realty office Monday through Saturday for registration.
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Lake County
O. M. Simpson
Mount Dora
The
Lakes and Hills
Kiwanis Hear About Mount Dora School Programs
Kiwanis club opened with Walt Disney short on Homes of Tomorrow and a fire prevention talk. Teachers from Mount Dora school described music art lunch room and math fields while Coach Hall and Professor Roseborough outlined football and general school work.
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Xig
Walt Disney
Kiwanis Club
Io Itay
Tg Ha
Mount Dora
Frances Pritckett
Miss Prickett
Kiwanian
Christopher
Kenneth Maglathlin
Alice Strite
Roseborough
John Hawkins
Edith Davenport
Doris Camp
William Vincent
Robert Hall
Kiwanians
Busy Mount Dora Banker George White Holds Many Roles
The Orlando Morning Sentinel notes George J. White, president of the First National Bank in Mount Dora, is also president of the Lake County Chamber of Commerce and a director of the Federal Reserve Bank Board of Atlanta. The November 7 Lake County Chamber annual meeting coincides with a Fed board meeting, but State Attorney Jess Hunter says White will attend and preside over the Chamber banquet with Gov. Millard Caldwell expected to attend.
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Orlando Morning Sentinel
Henry Balch
Tavares Kiwanis Club
George J. White
Lake County Chamber of Commerce
Federal Reserve Bank Board of Atlanta
Mount Dora
George White
First National Bank
White
Jess Hunter
Jess
George
Mr. White
C. of C
Millard Caldwell
Mrs. Tetzloff Takes Over at Chamber of Commerce Office
Mrs. Bunny Tetzloff now employed at the Chamber of Commerce office after taking over duties last week. She and her young son live with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Markert, 601 Eleventh Avenue West. Previously she worked last spring at the Mount Dora Growers Cooperative.
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Bunny Tetzloff
Chamber of Commerce
Tetzloff
O .G. Markert
Eleventh Avenue West
Mount Dora
Dykes III Hospitalized for Gall Bladder Attack
George J. Dykes III, clerk of the Circuit Court of Lake County, has been admitted to Orange General Hospital in Orlando with a gall bladder attack.
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George J. Dykes
Circuit Court
Lake County
Orange General Hospital
Orlando
Mount Dora Plays in Ocoee Tomorrow Night
Mount Dora travels to Ocoee for a regional game tomorrow night. The teams square off under the floodlights with both seeking a key win in the district schedule.
Sugar stamp listings and price control actions noted
OPA notes sugar stamps 51 in ration book 4 valid through 1946 and 9 and 10 for five pounds for canning. Price control updates explain markups under MPR 423 and 422. Roland Morse becomes chair of the Mount Dora area price board. Col. H W Hardman retires. Ted Raft joins Lake Sumter board to aid restaurateurs under Amendment 13. restaurants must file before raising food prices.
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Roland Morse
Mount Dora
Umter Area Price Control Board
Price Control Panel
Col. H. W. Hardman
Leesburg
Ted Raft
Raft
Lesburg
Lake-Sumter Area
Grand View Hotel Guests Across States
Hotel guests listed include Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hale from Houston after a Asheville summer, Mount Dora residents K. F. Jorgensen and Dr. A. M. Kenney waiting on apartments, Mrs. Laura Markis from Long Branch serving in Leesburg, and several other visitors from New Jersey New York St. Pete Kingsport and Tampa for weeklong stays and nuptials.
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Grand View Hotel
M. J. Hale
Asheville
N. C
Mount Dora
Houston
Texas
K. F. Jorgensen
A. M. Kenney
Grand View
Laura Markis
Long Branch
N. J
Army Nurse Corps
Leesburg
Florence H@lmes
Short Hills
Rabbi Wilmer
St. Petersburg
Lillian Grossman
S. Green
Lee Feinberg
Alsce
St. Pete
Louis Orkin
N. Y
J. M. Grossman
Ely Grossman
Kingsport
Tenn
Re View
H. R. Mulliniks
Gloria
Tampa
C. C
B. Dodd
Tucson
Arikona
Stetson error clarifies Vincent on honor lists
The release from Stetson University's public relations office clarifies that William A. Vincent, already on the summer quarter honor roll and Dean's list, is the individual and not his son. Vincent is identified as the Mount Dora School assistant principal with prior naval service.
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Stetson University
William A. Vincent
W. A. Vincent
Vincent
Mount Dora
Bo Sasy
Naval Service
Fire Prevention Week Observance Urges Full Community Involvement
Mayor J E Fortner calls Mount Dora citizens to join Fire Prevention Week starting October 6. He notes strong local effort with plans for a year round campaign to reduce fire losses and safeguard growing homes and apartments. Fire Chief Ernest Mosteller emphasizes protecting public buildings and the need for proper trash disposal. Clean-up day is set for Wednesday October 8 with city trucks and departments assisting.
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J. E. Fortner
Mount Dora
Jack Simpson
Cam
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Fire Waste Council
Ernest Mosteller
Fortner
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