Learning and faith light fires in every home Mary Baker Eddy
A brief reflection highlighting the role of education and progressive religion in daily life attributed to Mary Baker Eddy, emphasizing inspiration at home and community.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1955
Page
3
A brief reflection highlighting the role of education and progressive religion in daily life attributed to Mary Baker Eddy, emphasizing inspiration at home and community.
The Chamber of Commerce says stores that currently close at noon on Wednesdays will stay open through the season until April. Groceries and First National Bank still close at Wednesday noon year round.
Business Manager Peggy Bowen urges members and subscribers to renew reservations by September 30. After tomorrow, lists will be tossed on a first come, first served basis.
The Downtown Orlando Kiwanis Club welcomes a second visiting delegation from the Orlando Kiwanis club within two weeks. Members, guests and local members are expected to attend the event.
The Junior Woman's Club votes to place grace cards for major faiths and the club creed in Mount Dora restaurants. They also plan stamp drives for hospitalized veterans and report on Junior Day attendance in Leesburg. A fashion show by Mrs. Sara McCain entertained twenty guests.
Sorrento and Mt Plymouth notes greet returning residents from the Summer trip North. Mrs Bert Pim arrives back in town after illness in Ohio. Col E A Austin and Mr Frank Saxton families also return home. The Civic Association meets in the school building to elect officers. new members urged to join.
A Theodore Parker quotation notes that the best books are the ones that provoke the most thinking and reflection. It emphasizes the value of challenging ideas and active engagement with reading.
Miss Hattie Elliott secretary for Carl Graves at the Villa Dora is pictured as installed as president of the Business and Professional Women's club last spring by Mrs. Helen Kurras. She graduated from the Detroit Conservatory of Music in 1914 and later from Detroit Business University, then spent 24 years with the YWCA in Detroit.
Mount Dora BPW honors Miss Elliott, first president of the local club, during National Business Women's Week. Hattie Elliott presides as 1945–present president, a Detroit Conservatory of Music graduate with long YWCA service and prior Florida roles.
The PTA outlines a busy term at Fifth Ave school with a reception, hospitality chairmen, and a series of events. Highlights include the annual carnival on October 29 with a white elephant auction led by Mrs. Bernard McCabe, and school visitation night on November 1 in National Education Week observance.
Jay Malone of Mount Dora pledged to Alpha Tau Omega at the University of Florida last week. The text notes Patience as symbolized by a tireless worm climbing loftier summits, reflecting perseverance, and credits Mary Baker Eddy.
The preamble declares a duty to provide minimum education for all children regardless of background. The law created equal opportunity, narrowing rural versus urban gaps and improving standards. Florida now ranks high in teacher training with most teachers holding several years of college. Northerners previously reluctant to move to Florida cite better school standards now.
The first regular meeting of the Ocklawaha chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will be held at the home of Mrs J D Cotrell Jr Eustis on Thursday Oct 6 at 2 30 p m Visiting Daughters are cordially invited Classified ads
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