CCA RATCN NEWJServing Boca Raton and Deerfieid Beach

VOL. 1 No. Iff Boca Raton, Fla., Friday, April 6, 1956 Price 104

•Meeting Tonight Will SeekAid of Teen-Agers' Parents

The need for adult assistanceat the Teen Age Center will beput squarely before parents ofthe young people tonight, at 8p.m., at th&Lions Club.

James Rutherford, Teen AgeCenter director, has called themeeting in an effort toysolve the

W)nly real problem confronting^ t h e local youth group.

Parents are needed to chap-erone activities of the youngpeople. Without them, Rutherfordsays the center will not be ableto continue and it has beenclosed indefinitely.

Of the 50 to 55 families repre-sented at the Teen Age Center,only about 20 have assisted inchaperoning or sponsoring theyoung peoples' events.

A I l u* ; n e r f o l d f e e l s t n a t 'Ms pre-" s e n t s a grave:problem, especially

since the teen-agers themselvesrecognize- • the need for adultsparticipating in their activities.He said that he felt most be-havior difficulties could behandled with adequate adultsupervision.

The Boca Raton Teen AgeCenter has made great stridessince i ts organization last Aug-ust. The group, which began with

' ^ 1 8 » has grown to 60. Since Sep-t e m b e r , the Center has purchas-

ed a.movie projector and screenand a ping pong table. Movieshave been held weekly on Satur-day afternoon and dances orskating parties staged once aweek.

Business men contributed $175early in the winter. Approximate-ly $120 was used to launch thecenter for the school year. Allfunds for the purchase of movie

^equipment, ping 'pong* table, and*other items came from the young

people without other outsideassistance.

The Boca Raton Teen AgeCenter is said to be unusualin that its operation has beenalmost entirely maintained bythe youths themselves withoutmunicipal aid.

The inception of the centercame from the teen-agers them-selves. They appeared before

A the town council to explain their*needs . Upon being told that they

needed an adult representative,they sef"r«rt the support ofRutherford, 24, The Lions Club

gave tae use of its clubrooms'providing sufficient adult super-vision was provided,

Rutherford said the young peo-ple have "done an excellentjob" and he is grateful for thehelp of the adults who havecooperated.

President of the Teen AgeCenter is Tom Thomason, 17;secretary, Karen Williams, 16;treasurer and bookkeeper, Jo-lene Mucci, 16. Members of thecouncil are Kay Hubbard, BillBrendle, Jingle McWilliams,Dave Henderson, Anna Ambrose.

Chamber of Commerce to HaveOne-Day Membership Drive

Junior C of CTo be Organized

Preliminary steps toward theformation of a Junior Chamberof Commerce ir^Boca Raton areunderway. Dr. llarry Sorenson,who is spearheading the move-ment, said that already more than25 young men of the town have

indicated their desire to join theorganization.

Aims of the Junior Chamber o"fCommerce are two-fold, Dr. So-

Kiwanis WillMeet Monday

The organizational meetingof the Boca Raton Kiwanis Clubwill take place Monday at noonat the Sun Cove Restaurant,Deerfieid Beach. Thirty sixcharter members are expected tobe on hand.

Pour officers and seven direc-tors will be elected to serve therest of the calendar year.

The club will hold CharterNight ceremonies in May at whichtime members and their wives,representatives of neighboring'clubs and district, state andnational officers will.be present.

The local organizational com-mittee is made up of Hal Dane,Hugh MacMillan ajid Harry New-man.

Sponsor of the new club is theDelray Beach Kiwanis Club ofwhich H. Ben Adams is presi-dent. Past Lieutenant Governor

renson said: First, to make the j c.W. Garner, Delray Beach, hascommunity a better place inwhich to live; second, to provideleadership training for youngmen between the ages of 21 and36.

Sponsors of the Jaycees herewill be the Ft. Lauderdale Clubof which Dr. Sorenson i s a mem-ber.

Those interested in becomingassociated with the JuniorChamber of Commerce may callDr. Sorenson, telephone 8020'.

NOTICEIt is important to keep up

with activities and events ofyour home town while awayduring the summer. There isno better way to do this thanby a subscription to your home-town newspaper, The BocaRaton News.

Before returning North, besure to place your subscriptionand it will be mailed to you atno extra cost. Just encloseyour name and correct mailingaddress and $3 for one year or$5 for two years, or telephone9005. If no answer, call 6-5274.

had charge of the sponsoringclub's activities in connectionwith the formation of the BocaRaton club.

Republican ClubWill Meet TonightThe Boca Raton Republican

Club will meet tonight at thetownhall at8.D.nu

Guest speakers for the meet-ing wili •- include Earl E.T.Smith, State Republican treasur-er of West Palm Beach, and MissBeatrice M, Propp of West Palm.Beach, candidate for the StateHouse of Representatives.

The public is urged to attend.this meeting.

"Commissioner" Otto Yark willthrow out the first ball at the"spring training" breakfastwhich will open the Chamber ofCommerce membership drive, Fri-day, April 13.

Breakfast at the Griddle, Pal-metto Park Rd., at 8 a.m., willlaunch the all-day drive for mem-berships, which will end with abanquet that night at 7 p.m. atBrown's Restaurant.

Manager Kenneth Ellingsworth

said that five teams will be atwork all day seeking to add 150new members to the Chamberroster.

Team managers will be Mrs.Mary Collins Hale, Fred Jung-bluth, Bernard Turner, HarryMoon and Billy Mitchell.

Each team will receive bogusbucks for-the new members thatIt signs up. The bogus buckswill be used that night at theChinese auction for the pur-chase of prizes.

Boca Raton Properties Buy800 Acres Mile West of Club

Approximately 800 acres, lo^cated one mile west of the BocaRaton Club, have been purchas-ed by Boca Raton Properties,Inc., J . Stuart Robertson, real-tor, announced Wednesday. F .Byron Parks, realtor, also par-ticipated in the sale.

The land, sold by George P imer and Harold Broillare, was tohave been used for a large hous-ing development.

It is reported that the propertynow will be used for the newBoca Raton Polo Club as wellas a golf course with clubhouse.

Stuart L. Moore is president ofB^jca Raton Properties, Inc., andArthur Vining Davis, the majori-ty stockholder.

Robertson also reported thesale of 300 feet of ocean frontageat' Ocean Ridge, adjacent to theproperty to be occupied by theMayfaft, S.R., club. The propertywas purchased by Louis Mar-hoefer, Pittsburgh, P a , who re-cently completed a 200-unitcooperative, one of the largestof such structures in Pitts-burgh-

An exclusive cooperativebuilding is planned for theOcean Ridge site. Marhoefer'sclients will be principally mem-bers of the Pittsburgh AthleticClub.

Postal ReceiptsAre $17,795

Receipts for the first threemonths of 1956 at the Boca Ra-ton Post Office showed a 38 per-cent increase over the sameperiod last year, PostmasterDon McDermott reported yester-day.

Money received during thefirst quarter totalRd $17,795.42.For the same period last yearit was $12,930.33.

The post office, which hasbeen given a first class rating,will assume i t s new classifica-tion in July.

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Baptists Will Dedicate NewEducational Plant Sunday

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The First Baptist Church of' ^ j o c a Raton will hold services

all day Sunday in dedication ofthe new educational plant, re-cently erected on the churchgrounds.

Sunday school will be at 10a.m. with classes of all ages. At11 a.m., the Rev. A.C. Parrottewill bring the message, "Be-tween the Cup of Blessing andthe Traitor's Kiss," at live

^|sorning worship service. Com-munion will follow.

At 1 p.m., members and friendsof the church will enjoy an oldfashioned basket dinner on the

grounds with special dedication,service of the new educatioplant following at 3 p.m.

Special guest speakers for theservice will include the Rev. Ar-thur W. Rich, pastor of the FirstBaptist Church of Delray Beach.A five-minute greeting will begiven by various visiting minis-ters.

In the evening, there will bea service at 7:30 p.m., with Rev.Mr. 'garrotte ,bringing the mes-sage.

The nursery will be availableat all times for those who havechildren and wish to attend theservices.

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Editorial PagePage 2 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, April 6, 1956

Educate a boy and you educate an individual; educate a girl and youeducate a family.—John Crumpton Hardy

Parents of Teen-Agers Have Date Tonight

Just VisitingBy Lora S. Britt

All parents of teen-agers in Boca Ratonhav( an appointment tonight at the LionsClub. Their presence can mean the con-tinuance of a fine bit of work for the localpeople* Their absence may mean the endof something worthwhile for their own off-spring.

The director of the Teen Age Center andthe teen-agers themselves urgently ask forthe attendance of all parents in the com-munity.

So serious is the plea that parents canscarcely turn a deaf ear to it. The words ofthe Teen Age Center scribe, elsewhere inthis paper, will reach deep into the con-science of all parents who want to helptheir sons and daughters.

The Teen Age Center in Boca Raton is an

out-of-the-ordinary operation and one thatdeserves the support of parents and friends.The young people of this center have manag-ed to operate with very little financial assis-tance from the outside. The Lions Club hasbeen a friend indeed to these teen-agers inneed of a place to stage some of their activ-ities.

In almost every other community, munici-pal assistance is being provided in the formof paid workers, paid orchestras, etc.

Not so here in Boca Raton. These youngpeople have done the work themselves. Thecommunity should be so proud of them for itthat everyone, particularly parents, shouldlend help to make it possible for die TeenAge Center to continue.

"Tom Our ReadersBoca Raton News:

Your fine editorial has justbeen called to my attention. Ideeply appreciate your confi-dence, respect, and support. Iassure you that I shall alwaysstrive to pierit all the fine thingsyou hare said about me.

L eroy Collins

(Editor's Note: The above tele-gram was in regard to an edi-torial appearing in the March 30issue of the Boca Raton News.)

Isie of Man BeginsNew Cleaning Service

The Isle of Man men's store,Bocade Bldg., Palmetto ParkRd., is Introducing a new drycleaning service for fine ap-p arel.

Men's clothing and the sheer-est, flimsiest women's garmentsmay be left with the assurance

•-that buttons and trim are remov-ed before cleaning and carefullyrestored afterward.

Although the work-is done outof town, patrons can leave gar-ments one morning and get themback the next, 24 hour service.

AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTSYou may be in a car involved

in an accident. You want to do theright thing when such an accidenttakes place. So let us suggest thatyou have a plan of action foraccidents.

1. Check the condition of theinjured and do what you can*.o get medical care for them if;hey need it;' '

2. Next, identify the drivers.Make sure that you have theirnames, addresses and licensenumbers. Identify yourself to the

an accident, but in no way in-volved in it. The law does not callfor you to do anything about it.But fair . play imposes certainduties upon you. You can helpto see justice done by taking thefollowing steps:

. 1 . Help the injured.2. Place signals on the highway

to warn oncoming cars.3. Write down the license num-

bers of all cars.4. Write down the circumstances

of the accident,5. Give your name and address

to either driver and any

Boca Couple ReturnFrom Nassau Visit

A cruise from Miami on theS.S. Queen of Nassau to Nassau,Bahamas, a surrey ride throughthe narrow streets of picturesqueNassau, a glass bottom boatride to beautiful, tropical Para-dise Beach are among the ex-periences Mr. and'Mrs. LeRoyE. Leech of 250 N.W. 20th Street,will long remember.

Cruising with «them were Mr.and Mrs. Fred Harris, 951 Engle-wood Road, Cleveland Heights,Ohio. The cruise was a birthday'celebration for the two women.

They also had time to bargainwith the natives in the strawmarkets, browse through thetypical British shops on theduty-free island and enjoy thecalypso beat of the native nightlife.

Of course no one has anydoubt about the growth of BocaRaton, but if there were somequestion in his mind about therapid rate in which the town isIncreasing in size, he need onlytake a look at the paper today.

First of all Postmaster DonMcDermott's figures for the firstthree months of the year show anincrease of almost $5,000 overthe same period in 1955. This issignificant, because the postalreceipts of any community are abarometer of the town's businessactivity.

Then there are stories on theorganization of two new civicclubs, the Kiwanis and the Ju-nior Chamber of Commerce. Thisalso helps point out that thetown i s growing.

The two new clubs should begood for Boca Raton to help theLions Club with many civic re-sponsibilities which will multi-ply rapidly with more and morebusiness men in the community.

The Lions Club has carriedout its work so well during i tsyears here, that a high standardof achievement has been set forBoca Raton. The two new organ-izations can be expected tohelp in an expanding civic pro-gram so essential to the life ofa growing and progressive town.

A much bewildered man stop-ped at the office the other after-noon looking for a certain num-ber on Palmetto Rd. He thoughthe might locate it by askingwhat the Boca Raton News officewas.It was embarrassing to have to

admit that I could not rememberthe number, nor could I find itover the door.

He said he had been having

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so much trouble trying to locatethe man for whom he was lookingthat he suggested a campaign tosee that homes and businessesare properly marked. I remember-ed that the people working on£compiling the city directory re-cently made the same complaint.Often there were no • numbers,they said, and again the num-bers were not in right sequenceor seemed to be totally unrelatedto one another.

The man's suggestion is prob-ably one that deserves someattention.

After all Boca Raton is grow-ing so fast that it is practicallyimpossible to identify one's^Jhouse any longer by saying thatit is the first pink house afterthe two-story stucco beyond theSmith's. (Does anyone answer tothat description? I hope not be-cause as they say in the movies,"Any similarity to . . . . isstrictly coincidental.").

Friday, April 6, 1956 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Page 3.

Over 700 Attend EasterSunrise Services at Beach

Over 700 early morning wor-shippers attended the Easter

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Your savings received hereett or before the 10th of this month

earn dividends from the 1st

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St. Gregory's AuxiliaryTo Have Benefit Party

The Women's Auxiliary of St.Gregory's Episcopal Church willsponsor a benefit card party,Thursday, April 12, at the BocaRaton Cabana Club, starting at3 p.m.

Mrs. Harvey Copp and Mrs. Wil-liam O'Donnell, co-chairmen, an-nounced that the proceeds fromthe party will go towards the

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Africa, USA, has not beensold, according to reports re-ceived from those who should^laiow.• The rumor was current for sev-eral days last week and natural-ly people were very interestedin knowing if John Pedersonhad sold his .wonderful animalfarm.

The announcement is madethis week, however, of the saleof 800 acres of land west ofAfrica, USA, by the PalmaireConstruction Co. to the BocaRaton Properties. 9

The real estate news in thissection of South Florida is soexciting nowadays that it isdifficult to restrain my type-writer from telling you readersabout, all the deals said to bepending.

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sunrise service, Sunday morning,at the Boca Raton cabana club.The Community MethodistChurch, of which Rev. EltonPowell is pastor, sppnsored theservice.

The tall white cross whichtowered above the speakers' plat-form held the eyes of all as thesun broke through the horizonat 6:12 a.m.

The congregation was seatedin the cabanas which form a halfcircle around the beach area,in the wide entrance way to thecabanas and on the stairwaysoverlooking t t e beach. The choirwas seated at the right of theentranceway before the cross andplatform.

Celeste Kennedy, pianist,and Louis Adinolfl, violinist,opened the service with the pre-lude, "Intermesso Sintonica"by Pietro Mascagni. The congre-gation joined in singing "Lowin the Grave He Lay" and inthe prayer.

The Community MethodistChurch choir, under the direc-tion of Ramond Tofano, sangthe anthem, "Alleluia, Christi s Risen." Rev. Mr. Powell readthe Soiipture lesson, John 20:1-18, and delivered the pastoralprayer and word of welcome.

The sermon, "Christ i s Ris-en", followed the anthem, "Openthe Gates of the Temple", bythe choir. The congregation join-ed in singing "Jesus Calls Us."The benediction and postludeconcluded the service.

Those in charge of the ser-vice expressed their thanks tothe Boca Raton Club for servingcoffee and an assortment of-doughnuts and rolls to those

Clinic ProvidesToys for Hospital

A call for toys to be used in thechildren's ward of Holy CrossHospital came to Mrs. JosephShapiro last Thursday whilevolunteers were busy at work onthe upstairs porch turning outtoys for the Toy Clinic, Inc.

Mrs. Lee Vona telephonedMrs. Shapiro to ask if toys mightbe made available for the pa-tients because there were eightchildren in the hospital at thetime with only one stuffed ani-mal for a toy.

Mrs. Shapiro invited Mrs. Vonato come over at once and selecttoys she thought suitable for thevarious ages.

The sewing session was oneof several in which Boca Ratonwomen are engaged to producetoys for the Clinic which sendsthem to hospitals and schoolsfor crippled or exceptionalchildren.

In addition to the toys givenby the Toy clinic, Mrs. Vona re-ceived numerous other toys,books and games from BocaRaton residents for the childrenpatients at Holy cross Hospital.She turned them all over to Sis-ter Theresa Francis last week.

attending.The attendance exceeded that

of last year by several hundred,Fred Jungbluth, .who had chargeof arrangements, reported.

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Page 4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday. April 6, 1956

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Mrs. Babb and "Pen Pal"Meet Here for First TimeIt was- a wairu welcome that

Mrs. Russell Broxham-of Roches-ter, i N.Y., received when shecalled upon Mrs. Nicky Babb,local Welcome Wagon hostess,Tuesday afternoon.

The two women, who havebeen friends since their, teen-age years "met for the first time.

Mrs. Babb relates the follow-ing account:

Before World War IT, Mrs. Babb,the former Nicky Legiand, wasliving in Paris. While a student,she began a correspondence withMary Jane Luescher (now Mrs.Broxham). The girls became goodfriends by.letters exchanged be-tween Pads and Rochester.

Then in 1939 came the war andall letter writing between thetwo was stopped because of war-

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time restrictions. When thewarwas ended, Nicky and Mary Janetook up again where they hadleft off and they were both happyto be able to correspond witheach other again.

In 1946, Nicky married Irvin C.Babb, one of the Americans sta-tioned in Paris, and she came tothe United States with her hus-band upon his return.

The women continued to writeto each other and it kept MaryJane busy trying to remembereach new address of Nicky, be-cause the Babbs moved manytimes during those years, butnever near Rochester. TheBabbs came here several yearsago from D etroit.

Tuesday afternoon, an unfami-liar voice called Nicky on thetelephone. It'was Mary Jane. She.and her husband, who werespending a few days in Miami,would like to call upon her.

Mary Jane had not writtenNicky in advance because shefeared her father's illness mightprevent her from coming to Flor-ida and she did not want to dis-appoint her friend.

But Nicky Babb had no com-plaint about the Broxhana'svisit being a surprise. She wastoo thrilled at finally meetingthe friend to whom she had writ-ten for so many years.

Personally

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Rev. AC. Parrotte, pastor ofthe First Baptist Church ofBocaRaton, has returned home follow-ing an appendectomy at the HolyCross HjspitaL He is reportedto be recovering rapidly.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hale spentE&ster Sunday in Stuart and wereaccompanied up for the day byI*, and Mrs. Earl Q Smith, wholeft Monday for their home in De-troit. The Smiths own a home inthe Estates area of Boca Raton,but will spend the summer onGeorgian Bay, Can.

Mr. and Mrs. Bertram StroockwiE leave for their home in New-tovm, Conn., Wednesday, but willspend some time enroute at SeaIsland, Ga.

TheElmore.Killians, who havebeen on an extended trip toArizona, are returing to theirhome on Cbcoanut Road.

• Mr. and Mrs. Robert Basko-witz and family left early fortheir home in St. Louis, M>., onaccount of the death of Mrs.Baskowitz' brother. They havesold their home on Spanish RiverRoad to Mr. and Mrs. EskildBondesen of Manhasset, LI.,N.Y, who will occupy it in May

-and make Boca Raton their perm-,anent home. The Bondesens havethree small sons.

Mrs. Gladys White and Mrs.Gertrude Stoughton left for theirhorns in Futney, ,'Vt., Monday,but will spend some time in Day-tona Beach enroute. They spentthe winter in B oca R aton.

Miss Helen Elenore Bell andher classmate, Miss HelenStumbo, spent a week with Mr.and Mrs. James Bell, 1290 N.E.4th Ave. The girls attend theUniversity of Miami.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burk-hardt of Lansdowne, Pa., wererecent house guests of Mr. andMrs. James Bell, 1290 N.E. 4thAve.

Miss Cecelia Hanley, daughterof General and Mrs. Thomas J.'Hanley, 401 N.B. 3rd St., isspending a week with her family.She attends the school of nurs-ing at Georgetown University inWashington, D .C

Miss Tresa Moreschi of Cleve-land, Ohio, is spending a month'svacation with Mr. and Mrs. Dani-el Mucci of Boca Villas.

George Tortorola of Bronx,N.Y., i s visiting here with Mr.and Mrs. Louis Lanflisi of BocaVillas.

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Alice Nain Weems Sets June 30For Marriage to Curtis Weaver

Miss Alice Nain Weems, mem-ber of the Seacrest High Schoolfaculty, has set June 30 as the

,date for her marriage to CurtisArnold Weaver of Boynton Beach.The announcement of her engage-ment was made last week by herparents. Dr. and Mrs. N.M.Weems, Boynton Beach.

Miss Weems and Mr. Weaver,the son of Mr. and Mrs. M.A.Weaver, are both members oipioneer Roynton Beach fami-lies.

Miss Weems was graduatedfrom Boynton Beach HighSchool and attended AlabamaPolytechnic Institute, Auburn,Ala., where 'she was a memberof Oracles, an honorary society.She was graduated from the Uni-

versity of Miami with a bachelorof education in home economicsdegree. Since then . she hastaught at the Boynton ElementarySchool and Seacrest High School.

Mr. Weaver, also a graduate ofBoynton High school, attendedthe University of Florida, wherehe was a member of Kappa Sigmam,fraternity and Scabbard and BladeHe graduated from the Universityof Florida with a bachelor ofscience degree and later servedwith the United States Air Forcefor two years.

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Ware CandidateUS Representative

Charles P . Ware, Hobe Soundreal estate broker, on March 6,filed for United States Repre-sentative from the Sixth Con-gressional District on the Re-publican ticket.

Ware has been an active mem-ber of the Republican partysince he campaigned for wen-dell Wilkie. He was assistantto the Florida chairman of fi-nance of the Republican party inand 1952 campaign and is atpresent the Republican districtfinance chairman for the SixthCongressional District. He isalso chairman of the Republicanexecutive committee of MartinCounty and a memb :r of theMartin County Republican Club.

Ware was born in 1910 andwas educated at Harvard. Hehas a business and public rela-tions background. He first

j came to Florida in 1930. It wasthis visit which sold him onFlorida and brought him andhis wife and two boys to Floridaas permanent residents.

Friday, April 6, 1956 THTC ROCA RATON NRWS Page 5

Hospital ConsultantsInterviewed Last Night

The medical advisory commit-tee of the Gulf Stream HospitalAssociation and the South PalmBeach County Hospital Districtcommissioners met last night atthe office of the Florida Powerand Light Co., Delray Beach.

The advisory committee andcommissioners* interviewed ap-plicants for the position ofhospital consultant.

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3,642 Get StateWelfare Aid in March

Thomas E. Penick, chairmanof District Board 10 of the StateDepartment of Public Welfare,reported that in Palm BeachCounty 3,642 persons were as-sisted in the four categories ofpublic assistance for the monthof March.

A total of 1,534 persons re-ceived old age assistance in theamount of $68,770 and 74 per-sons received aid to the blind,totaling $3,591. Aid to depen-dent children went to 509 fami-lies, representing. 1,596 child-ren, in the amount of $29,318.Seven persons received aid tothe disabled in the amount of$337.50.

In addition, 96 children re-ceived service during the month,34 of whom were in foster homes.Service was also given to threerunaway children. The totalState and local cost for thesewelfare services was $2,140.35.

There were three adoption pe-titions studied for the CircuitCourt. These are children placedin homes independent of servicethrough a licensed child place-ment agency, and the WelfareBoard is responsible accordingto law to make these reports tothe C ourt.

Lions WillElect Monday

Election of officers will be themain item of business on thyagenda at the Lions Club meet-ing, Monday night.

Also included will be a reporton sale of tickets for the thirdannual dinner dance to be heldat the Boca Raton Club April18. Max Hutkins is in charge ofreservations.

Mrs, W.P. BeboutOn Heart Board

Mrs. W.P. Bebout, chairman ofthe Heart Fund drive, for BocaRaton expressed her apprecia-tion to all who contributed to

the Heart Fund in any way.She said $1,702.88 has been

turned over to the Palm BeachCounty Heart Association todate.

Mrs. Bebout has been appointedto serve on the executive boardof the Association.

An award meeting was held lastWednesday at the Temple IsraelHall in West Palm Beach. Allthose who have had an activepart in the fund drive weregiven recognition.

Ellings worthTo Share Honors

Kenneth Ellingsworth, firstmanager of the Boca RatonChamber who assumed hisduties here, Monday, will beguest of honor along with DoyleMorgan at a testimonial dinnertonight at the Delray BeachCountry Club.

Ellingsworth has been assis-tant manager of the DelrayBeach chamber. Morgan, managerthere for the past three years,has accepted an appointment asmanager at the Key West Cham-ber of Commerce.

Library Board to MeetThe board of directors of the

Boca Raton Library will meettoday at 4:30- p.m. at the TownHall.

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Page 6 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Friday, April 6, 1956

Patronize the Home TownMerchants « It Pays

No, Audrey, It

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It's very nearly but notexactly accurate. In arith-metic a near miss willnever satisfy teacher.

The same principle ap-plies to insurance. You mayihink, because you are ap-proximately covered, thatyou are -well protected.

But often when disastercomes it strikes the chinkIn your armor—the hole inyour insurance coverage.

That is one reason whyyou should have an expe-rienced agent in your com-munity handle your insur-ance.

Another is that the com-petent agent representsonly strong capital stockInsurance companies.

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Fleming TellsU of F Programs

Tom Fleming of Boca Raton,president of the Seacrest chap-ter of the University of FloridaAlumni, said that two programshave been arranged for thisarea in observance of Universityof Florida Week; Monday throughWednesday.

Dr. G. Ballard Simmons, of thecollege of education and headof the intern teaching program,will speak to Seacrest HighSchool students, Wednesday at1:15 p.m. Also scheduled forthe program is Dick Pettigrew,president of Florida Blue Key.

Dean Ralph E. Page of thecollege of arts and sciences,and Bob McClure, president ofthe University student body, willspeak at the Delray Beach Ro-tary Club meeting, ' Tuesdaynoon.

Thirteen University officialswill be in the county during thethree days to speak to 20 or-ganizations.

Alumni club presidents of thecounty emphasized that the ob-servance i s designed to "betteracquaint the residents of PalmBeach County with the Univer-,sity of Florida's total program ofserving Florida in the areas ofteaching, research and exten-sion."

Climaxing the three-day ob-servance will be a dinner meet-ing at the George WashingtonHotel, West Palm Beach, towhich all alumni and friends ofthe University are being invited.Reservations locally can bemade through Fleming.

By JOLENE MUCCI

Boca Youths Here \For Easter Holidays

Tom Butts and Butch Meyer !were among the college studentshome for the Easter holidays.

Butts attends the Universityof Florida. Pete Whiteheadof Bradenton, and Vic Marshall .of Pennsylvania, classmates ofTom, were house guests at theButts home.

Butch Meyer is a student at;Palm Beach Junior College, jWest Palm Beach. I

I really don't have to tell youall about this past week-end, be-cause I think everyone knowswhat happened.

Friday evening, 15, (yes, only15) went to the skating party inWest Palm. Again, I say I don'tknow what's the matter. No onewants to co-operate and supportthe Teen Age Center any more.At our meetings you all know wevote on everything we want to do,but when it comes time to do it,no one shows up. What goeshere???

Saturday night we had our Eas-ter dance and about 50 teen-agers were there. We were veryglad that so many kids turnedout and. supported this dance.As for the "rest" I am notgoing to mention it because bynow everyone knows that theTeen Age Center is closed untilfurther notice.

At our meeting last week, wedecided on this following idea:On the Saturday evening thatfalls at the end of the month,we are going to have a celebra-tion for everyone who had abirthday in that month. We willcelebrate this by giving themeach a cake and.pass out refresh-ments to everyone. This lastmonth we honored Bea and PatsyManning, Bill*Brendle and DickDimon. If we ever start the TeenAge Center again, this will beone of our monthly features.

This Saturday afternoon wewill have our usual movie. Thisweek's feature will be "Sahara,"starring Humphrey Bogart. We

will be looking for all you kidsSaturday afternoon at 2 p.m. atthe Lion's Club.

At the special meeting heldMonday evening in the City Hall,it was decided that the firststep toward reopening the TeenAge Center would be to have ameeting of all the parents. Thismeeting will be held tonight at8 P.m. at the Lion's dub. At thismeeting, we. will try to organizethe parents.

Help is not only needed tosponsor the Teen Age Center,but also to chaperone It. Fail-ure of the parents to get behindthe Teen Age Center is one ofthe reasons why we are now clos-ed. This meeting is very inpor-tant to the future of our center,so all you kids urge your par-ents or anyone interested to bethere.

H. D. GatesRealtor

Phone 9812South Federal Highway

At 3rd St.

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Church to DiscussLot Purchase

Sunday morning at the Commun-ity Presbyterian Church in Deer-field Beach, the Sacrament ofthe Lord's Supper will be cele-brated at both the 8:30 and 11o'clock services... The . musicwill be 'under the direction ofMiss C. Ernestine Pierce, orga-nist, assisted try Mrs. Arland V.Biggs, pianist.

The Sunday School classeswill meet from 9:30 to 10:30,with the superintendent, W.A.Brown, in charge. There areclasses for aU ages.

The Presby-Teens will holdtheir regular meeting in thechurch at 5:30, and on April 15will attend a Youth Rally in theFirst Presbyterian Church in Mi-ami.

On Monday, April 9. at 8 p.m.,there will be a special mef''ngof the church corporation to con-sider and take action on mattersrelating to the closing of thepurchase of additional property,block 23, which purchase was re-cently approved by the Corpora-tion.

Cub Den 2, Mrs.' Neil Tillot-son and Mrs. Fred Billing, lead-ers, will meet Tuesday at 2:45p.m. in the church.

The Women's Association willsponsor a family night covereddish supper on Wednesday, Apr.11, at 6:30 p.m., with Mrs. J.W.Kuhn as general chairman. Theprogram to follow will be theshowing of a sound movie, "Dayof Decision". The Male Quartettewill rehearse immediately follow-ing;

The Presby-Teens will sponsoran ice cream social on thechurch lawn, Friday, April 13/beginning at 6:30.

Cherrie's Coffee ShopAnd Snack Bar

Across From Fishing PierOn AIA in Deerfield Beach

Now Being Operated by

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Rosary Beads FoundA pair of brown rosary beads

were found last Friday by a littleboy while playing at the beach.The owner may claim them bycalling at the Boca Raton Newsoffice at 165 E. Palmetto ParkRd.

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Official certification of the hospital bond election, last Tues-day, gets the signature of Paul Rardin, county commission chair-man. Looking on are Emory Barrow, chairman of the South PalmBeach County Hospital District commission; DeWitt Upthegrove,County supervisor of registration, and Andrew Fabens, vice-president of the Gulf Stream Hospital Association, which spear-head the drive for a south county hospital.—Hank Cohen photo

METHODIST BUILDINGFUND NEARS GOAL

The building fund of the Com-•nunity Methodist Church neared:' s goal this week with Rev.. .ton Powell reporting that

$29,465.30 had been securedthus far. Goal of the campaign,which has been underway forseveral months, is $32,000.

For Classified AdsCall Boca 900S

CHURCH

SERVICESBAPTIST CHURCH: Palmetto

park Road, one block west ofrailroad. Rev. A.C. Parrotte,pastor. Sunday School, 10 a.m.;Morning Worship, 7:30 p.m.; Mid-week prayer service and Biblemeditation, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.Nursery open for all church ser-vices.

ST. GREGORY'S EPISCOPALCHURCH: N>w. 20th & 4th Ave.Rev. E.R. Closson, vicar. Sun.*'day service and. Holy Eucharist,9 a.m.; Church'School, 10 a.m.;Morning Prayer, 11 a.m.; HolyCommunion-;' 9 and 11 a.m. firstSunday of month; Holy EucharistWednesday, io a.m.

COMMUNITY METHODISTCHURCH: Royal palm Road.Rev. Elton G. Powell, pastor.Men's Breakfast, 8 a.m.; ChurchService, 8:45 a.m.; Church School,9:45 a.m.; Church Service, 11a.m. Nursery available for child-ren during 11 o'clock service.Choir rehearsal, Thursday, 7:3Cp.m.

WINFIELD PARK CHURCH11 a.m. service. Pastor, Rev .Eastman. Sunday School, 9:45a.m. Children and Adult c lass -e s . Cordial welcome awaits you.

CATHOLIC Services at theBoca Raton Club. Mass at 7:15a.m., Sunday. Masses in Delrayat 8:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. at St.Vincent Ferrer ' s Church.

BIBLE CONFERENCEGROUNDS. N.W. 4th Ave. IraLee Eshleman Director. SundaySchool, 10 a.m.; other SundayServices at 11 a.m., 3 P.m. and7:30 P.m. Weekday Services 10a.m. and 7:30 P.m. Prayer Meet-ing Wed. 7:30 p.m. Nursery avail-able for children during a l lchurch services.

Friday, April 6, 1956 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Page 7

Assistant Postmaster Generaland Mrs. Ormonde Kieb of Wash-ington, D.C., are house guestsof Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kraeuter,474 N.E. 7th St.

Early Service DiscontinuedThe 8:45 a.rn. service r a$. ttj3.\;

Community Methodist Chutchwill be discontinued. i .

ACSHE ROOF!!*© CO, 'Residential . . Commercial

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Wherever ELSE You HaveA Bank Account - - ThinkOf the Extra ConvenienceOf A Checking AccountIn Boca Raton

Deposits, checks andmonthly statements all bymail, if you prefer -- andno traffic or parking prob-lem in any case.

This is Boca Raton's Bank--Make it Yonr Bank

Another banking convenience here is Travelers' checks — to protectyour funds on the road, night and day. Easy to get, easy to use. Only7 5 cents per 5100.

FIRST BANK OF BOCA RATONMember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

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P age 8 THE BOCA RATON NEWS , Friday, April 6, 1956

Brown Promises ReorganizationOf Sheriff's Department if Elected

Modernisation an4'(reorganiza-tion of^alm" j&e'ach County'slaw errforciettient facilities•through the lisa of modem meth-ods mi: specially', trained per-.sonnel, has" been 'pledged byHugh Brown,- Boca 'fcaton candi-date tor fiounty sheriff.

Brown/ who has served asBoca- Raton's police chief forthe past 19 years, said his plat-form has been drafted with theaim of creating a more efficientsheriffs department, better lawenforcement in all parts of thecounty and the application ofadministrative methods that1 wil]assure a saving of tax funds.

Noting the increase in crimi-nal cases in the county, Brownsaid he planned to combat thecrime wave through the use ofcompetent, well trained person-nel in all divisions of his depart-ment and through the operationsof a new bureau of criminal in-vestigation which will includean identification bureau, nar-cotics division, firearms andballistics section and a crimelaboratory.

On the subject of training,Brown said he would launch animmediate organization of atraining school for all Palm

Beach County law e$forcement"officers - a recommendationthat has been made many timesin the past by county grand ju-ries.

Brown said his platform in-cludes a pledge of prompt andefficient service in processingcriminal investigations andcivil court orders; to have avail-able, for full cooperation withall Federal and local authorities,personnel specialized in enforce-ment of statutes banning gam-bling and untaxed whiskey traf-

o.Brown is 45 years old and has

been a resident of Palm BeachCounty for 24 years.

He has been a law enforcement

officer all the years he has re-sided here, serving on policedepartments at doth BoyntonBeach and iiuoa Raton.

Brown's immediate family in-cludes his wife Callie and threechildren — Elizabeth, a seniorat Brenau College, Gainesville,Ga.; William David, a junior atGeorgia Tech and Dorothy Ellen,who attends elementary school.

He is a member of the Interna-tional Association of Chiefs ofPolice, the Florida Peace Offi-cers Association and a chartermember of the Fraternal Order ofPolice at Lake Worth.

Brown is a charter member ofthe Delray Beach BPOE Lodge1770 and is a former member ofthe Delray Beach Kiwanis Cluband i s now taking an active partin organizing a new KiwanisClub at Boca Raton.

He i s a member of the FirstMethodist Church at BoyntonBeach.

1

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169 E PALMETTO PARK ROAD

PHONE 8111

Service Fills NeedIn This Area

Many veterans and membersof their families of the area areusing the recently establisheditinerant "veterans service inDelray Beach City Hall, GeorgePeers, County Veterans Serviceofficer, said.

Once each month, Michael J .Perricone, assistant State ser-vice officer, from the FloridaState Service Office, makes him-self available to the veterans ofThis area at the same location.

Veterans of all wars, theirwidows and orphans are assist-ed with expert advice and coun-selling through these visits.They are advised of their rightsunder all Federal and statelaws, and are assisted in filingclaims for compensation, pen-sion, hospital and medical ben-efits. They are assisted withtheir government life insuranceproblems, and advised concern-ing available training and educa-tional benefits under the G.I.BUI of Rights.

Eligible veterans_ and theirfamilies from Boca Eatonhave been making increasinguse of this service since i t sinitiation in mid-January,

Perricone will make his month-ly visit to this area Tuesday,April- 10, from 8:45 to 11:30a.m. He will be available to allpersons needing bis assis-tance at the Delray.Beach ci tyHall in the Council Room.

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SEE THE NEW MOTO-MOWERS - REEL OR ROTARY

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Friday and Saturday? April 6 and 7

' R I Z E S F O R E V E R Y O N

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DRAWING SATURDAY NIGHT 8 P.M.

DALE'S

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"Opening Specials-Yard Bird rake

Reg. $1.19 NOW .98

Wild Bird seedReg. .95 NOW .7?

Park SprinHerReg. $2.95 - NOW $2.45

Peat Mossi Bu. Reg. .99 NOW .79

Parakeet SeedI Ib. .20

5 lbs. Chloradane 5 pet*..79

A l l Aluminum Trellisreg. $5.95 NOW $4.95

Hose Hanger .79

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Wicker dog bedreg. $14.50 NOW 9.95

Cat HarnessWas .59 NOW ,49

Large 24" bamboo rakewas $2.10 - NOW $1.69

Crown bird Cagewas $4.95:- NOW $3.95

House Plants.29 and up

Bo Kar Planter box24" was $2.97 NOW $2.59

Turf Edgerwai $2.89 NOW $2.39

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^oi rent. 1-2 room• _apayment incenter of town. $S& month, yearround. J .C Mitchell & Sons,

Phone 9816. (92-17B)

Three bedroom, two baths, car-port and other extras. Boca VillaHome, landscaped, well andwatepump. Lot 100x120, corner. $14,-200, liberal terms. Phone Boca

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2-bedroom furnished duplexapartment. Obnveniently located.Reasonable rental. 'Apply BooneApartments, 300 N.W. 2nd Ave.Phone 8733. (105-19tfB)

Room for rent: private bath, sepa-rate entrance, near beach andshopping. Phone Boca Raton9728. (107-19,20B)2-room furnished apartments.Large and airy. $40 to $50 permonth. Boca Raton Hills. Phone9395. (108-19P)

Real EstateFor Sale

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Wanted to buy: Coconuts. Red'sNovelty Shop, North federalHwy., Boca Raton. (106-19B)

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Merchants - It PqyS

For SaleMiscellaneous

Ventilating fan, 2-speed, 24-inchEmerson; window, attic, transomor floor. Ivory enamel finish.Like new, half price. Boca RatonNews, phone 9005.

Household furnishings for sale.Beds, chests, tables, chairs,561 N.E. 19th Ave., DeerfieldBeach. (109-19B)

Help WantedSemi-retired man to work inmen's furnishings store. CliffordSt. John, Boca Raton. '(110-19B)

Services Available

PRIVATEHAND LAUNDRY

Will pick up your clothes, hand-iron them in my home and deliverthem finished in two days. Veryreasonable.

PHONE 8075(90-17B)

TERRAZZQFLOORS machine scrubbed',Sealed and polished. Anti-slip,water proofs, enlivens 'bplors,1

stops dusting. EXPERT SEAL-ING CURES SICK FLOORS.

EARLEY SERVICESPhone Delray 4383

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Do-It-YourselferMen, don't try to shove it offon the little woman. Women,don't try to pass the buck tohim. Do it yourself. We help -supply what you need to getthings done.

Friday, April 6, 1956 THK ROCA RATON NHWS Page 0.

Clifford St. John ReEIectedPresident of Boca Raton PTA

The Parent-Teacher Associa-tion re-elected Clifford St. Johnpresident, Wednesday evening,for his second term.

Others elected were: JerryKleiner, vice-president; Mrs.William Maxfield, -secretary; Mrs,J.R. Walters, treasurer, and Mrs.John Mitchell, historian.

Frank Firer, manager of theColonial Meat Packing Co.,Boca Raton, spoke on "The Ro-mance of Sausage and Spices."He explained the new methods

of preparing meat that will soonbe available to the housewife.He also spoke of the many op-portunities in the foods field ofwhich most people are unaware.

Hostesses for the meeting wereMrs. Paul Kendig, Mrs. C. Sae-linger and Mrs. William Eddinger.

Mrs. Ben OltDies in Cleveland

Mrs. Ben Ott, a resident ofBoca Raton Rd. for the pastthree years, died in St. Luke'sHospital, Cleveland, Ohio, aftera short illness, Friday, March30.

She is survived by her hus-band, Ben; one son, Charles ofBoca Raton, and two grandchild-ren, Peggy and Tommy.

Services were held, Monday, inCleveland with interment atKnollwood Cemetery.

New TrialFor Wimberly

A new trial for Johnny LeeWimberly 20, Pearl City youthcharged with (he fatal shootingof Arthur Lee Bynes in Decem-ber as a result of a fight at ButtsFarm, will open Monday in PalmBeach County Criminal Court.

Wimberly had been charged withsecond degree murder by Con-stable Bruce Wheeler. The shoot-ing allegedly happened the nightof December 17.. Bynes died afew hours after the shooting.

The jury in February couldnot reach a verdict.

Home DecoratingCourse Offered

A course in interior decoratingand modern home furnishing willbe held on ten Tuesday nightsin the Palm Beach High Schoolannex. Classes will meet from7:15 to 9:55, beginning April 10.

Intended for home owners whowish to do their own creativedecorating in harmony with thissemi-tropical setting, basicprinciples such as color har-mony, draperies, slip covers,floor treatment, furniture andaccessories will be studied.

Persons who plan to enrollare asked to contact the officeof Adult Education of PalmBeach County Schools, in ad-vance, 721 Gardenia Street, West

aim Beach, v phone TEmple2-3446, Miss Betty McLean,registrar.

Mrs. C.C. Boone will leaveMonday for Louisville, Ky., tojoin her husband who is asso-ciated with the Dupont plantthere.

BLOETSCHERFine Smoked MeatsPure Pork Sausage

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BOCA ELECTRICFor Quick Service Phone

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OCEANAIREConstruction Co,Remodeling - Brick Planters

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Phone 8345 PO Box 611.

6 Months AutoInsurance

Leading Stock CompanyAs Low As

$11.78 DownW. P. Bebout Insurance Agency

701 N. Federal Hwy.Boca Raton, Fia.

Phone 8621 or 9336

Construction FundsAvailable

Bring us your financing needs - complete buildersservice available from application to qualified buyer.

Consult with Us on Your Conventional, FHA andVA Financing Problems

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WESTINGHOUSE Waste - Away

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ity fabrics tochoose from.These ere topquality new fab-rics — Expertlytailored withbox pleats, zip-pers and welting.Guaranteed Fit.

LEO'S BARBERSHOP

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Two Baibers Phone 9646

Winners of the polo game inaugurating the At- the well known financier, center, was on handthur Vining Davis trophy at the Gulf streamPolo fields, Sunday, are Pedro Silvero, BillyMayer, Ray Harrington and Tom Healy. Davis,

to make the presentation. He was assisted byMrs. Stuart Moore.—Gary Gooder photo

Defray TheatreDoori Opm S:4J Monday thru FridayContinuous shows from 3 Sat. & Sun.

Friday - Saturday, April 6-7

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CROSBY- O'COMOR.

The Boca Raton team wentdown in defeat before a DelrayBeach team, 15 to 5, Sundayafternoon, at the Gulf StreamPolo fields, but it was a sig-nificant event for this communi-ty.

Sunday's game was the lastof the winter season as well asthe last to be played at the GulfStream fields. Next season, A.D.and Bert Beveridge will move thepolo operation to Boca Ratonwhere Boca Raton Propertieshave offered to make available

facilities for play.Arthur Vining Davis, majority

stockholder of the Boca RatonProperties, was on hand to pre-sent the trophy which bears hisname. It was the inaugural pres-entation which will be made an-nually.

Playing for the Boca Ratonteam were A.D. Beveridge, BobBeveridge, Harold Barry andGeorge Oliver. On the Delrayteam were Ray Harrington, BillyMayer, Tom Healy and PedroSilvero.

Don Beveridge, Gulf StreamPolo Club manager, said that in

an effort to secure the interestand support of tlie area for the jpolo operation next year, he is ;asking the mayors and presidents jof the Chambers of Commerce ofBoca Raton and Delray Beach toserve on an "advisory committee.,

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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carlson andchildren of Malvern, N.Y., arehouse guests of Mr. and Mrs.J.H. O'Brien of Spanish Village.

Mr. and Mrs. Allan Moon ofDetroit, Mich., are house guestsof Mr. and Mrs. Moon and daugh-ter Carol of Boca Hills.

Miss Florence Gillen of St.Petersburg is the house guest ofMr. and Mrs. Charles Spalsbury.Miss aillen is a niece of theSpalsbury's.

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