16 10 258 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f8920705069af4fd6d45c7709e35f5b8.pdf 6b2da11a135aebc343307466794506bf PDF Text Text tLUKlUA; THE SANFORD HFRAT.T* Pag* 10 Than. May 81( 1950 NASSAU, Bahamas. IB - Try to Imagine one doctor serving all of New England — tha combined areas of Maine, Vermont, New | Hampshire, Masiachuaelta, Rhode Island- and Connecllcui. He Is Sloven George, M. Tnlld-spoken, British surgeon his <le- TOi WALLACE U KELLER, Dafandast haralu, e/o Laatsr Kalltr. Katr Patchogsa, N.w York. ■ H i H 'M l, WW ' V . i i .« J V ^ 1 '• ^ too deeply? Many persons actually overbreathe and get only trouble for their efforts. Overbreathlng, or hyperventl* Jauon. occurs when the rate or depth of respiration is greatar thaa that needed to satisfy the oxygen requlrsmtnta o f your body. .y!, A fjBkfbj; ■ ^ ^ ' my - A nil among humlred* on tha islands sonar# is the live on in .ie ^ "m e V W ’i H f jml I «E , I Hj f / k I E tM M L & T I...F l.jem tiny iP'da of land that aie |;tR| gcnUTH RECEIVING their Second Class Award and badge from Mi l.Mie more than big sandbars. ^ r,fht) g ,,,.,, McKnlglit, Brenda Clark and Mary lee Mock. (Staff I’lioto) They are tba outer Island*, of — -----------------------------------------------* the Bahama* chain—Brlllsh-owm-1 ed sandy bilel* that begin a scant M miles off the coast of Florida. Dr.; Genre r Irsveli by plsne, m ill amt freight boat; he hitchFither’ s Day wilt be observed Mkea on millionaire y-chta head* Ihia year on June 17. « f Mi' way; and hs sometimes The official Father’s Day flower _ _ r*. n _ t. _____ ____. s i * * . fur 40 years I* the red rose; a •ins in nansms* nai ve sioops TOPEKA, Kan., MVThe gentle small .ailing e .s r . straight out „ (h , „ e„ ; A„ B,„ hmitnnnicic for the men, a ror**t;c for Ihr ladies, and a bouquet for the table. SAN FRANCI8CO lflh*Capl. A. maybe a goat or two. Often he c* m le* *c,°*1 lh® must Wide ashore it hll detlhVS'J Out of the southwest appears It. Metsger, deputy chief of na­ g;- it, ’ a low line of thumlerhrsils. Thry val research, announced Wednes­ Dr.'George was brought to the rise quickly, boll like angry flood day a special radio and rad.tr ftvhsmai by a group Ns*fan wslers *n*l sw>n ilmuiunta Ibo !racking station will lie establish­ business leader* who formed sn sky. There's a will turmoil aa the ed In the West Indies, A VFW Anniversary Party will organisation they called commit*I clouds, bulging dmvn Instead of He said It will he sot up In the hr held at the American legion eastern section for use In connec­ Hut on Seminole Boulevard next islty welfare. There are ■ few scat-' up, toll about each other. re,,lde.n1!1 «*>,le*,n ; ,*,cre| Knnsm knows tlist means tor* tion with the space satellite to bo Wednesday night, June fl, from g to and there In this Is and chain —- |1(l(|n Wf#i|,er They’ re especially launched more than a year hence 1:30 p. m. from Pali irk Air Forra Rasa in I'omnlete detail* of the eelehri* e';Bno lh* «'®rt these d . y since May and Florida. tinn will he announced as sojn as ^TMvss for them that community ^ rJ“ *r* ' l,e ™™lht lor’ **Tho purpose of this station Is they are completed. Welfare brought Doctor George to * h,t ",n*‘ f rrfiuentlr. to obtain an initial fix on the sat­ Ihs Dsbamie, I Kansas has ninra tornndoes Tba U.S. aircraft carrier Rara* ellite right after it has been With the limited funds at their *•“ " *n>\ etl,*r *ll*tc' A totBJ ,lf launched," Metsger sold In an ad­ toon has enough power for 100 remind they brought a traveling blew Into ihe state from dress prepared for the Aviation passenger locomotives. eUnlc and dispensary—two pack* 101,1 through 1J55. There were a ln> cates—Join belnx. I record 145 list year. Including Writers Asan, "This will rnnko It possible to determine whether tha vehicle ac­ tually was established in an orbit, and to estimate the orbit in a LAST preliminary and a very ruugh fashion. DAY "The United Klntes plans tn launch a small sphere, *J0 Inches in diameter, into an orbit around the earth at an altitude of i!(M> miles or more, Ha lifetime might tween 1UU1-IU54 In tornadoes' be 15 days.” throughout the country. That Mrlsgrr said the Initial Infor­ compares with an average annual mation could enable scientists to Cay, a tiny community or th*tch-J toll of 38,300 auto accident ‘ 'localize1' the time of arrival of ed hots, fishing nets, snd grace­ deaths. this sphere over any given ful palm trees. Here willing hands | Tornadoes liavr struck In every |crntiml location to willilu several helped set up hi* clinic In a Hula stale. In every month and at hundred miles In Ihe Initial orbit C'llTCll. every hour. The epinnlng rurkscrew* pus-1gars description." sess tremendous lifting itiength.1 The thumlercluods have an omi­ and have been known to produce' nous appearance. The color often whirling masses reaching Jet Is dcsrrilied as sickly greenish speeds of mure than 000 miles an black, Out of the base of this hour. They pack more wallop dark thundercloud, a funnel • than an atom bomb. shaped t imid reaches tow aid the Nobody knows for certain ju. t caitli, spinning counter clockwise. I how much energy Is generated hi The funnel varies. Bomellme* j the vortex of a tornado lierause It is a sort of thin, dangling the twister's rolury winds cllcw rope. Often It resemble* an ele­ up measuring Instruments. phant's trunk ns it weaves hack Tornadoes have been variously and forth across Its path. described as sounding like roar-1 Tornndora usually move from Feature* Ing freight trains, hundreds o f' the southwest. Thry average 25 alrolanes-and even like millions to 40 miles nn hour hut have varl- 1 1:00 0:01 StOS 7:12 9:16 of bees. rd from fire to 1311 miles an —COMING— Milton Talrnr of Topeka tells' hour. They usually occur between WEDDING IN MONACO nf a tornado ha once saw; •'ll formed where we were en­ "* STARTS TOMORROW * joying a pintle and whirled furi­ TH l FPIC STOW Y O f ously over our heads, We looked up in what appeared to he ao TUI S I N A t O H TI MS enormous hollow cylinder, bright < O f thi ^ inside with lightning flashes bill U S AIM I Q l U l ' Mark as tha hlarkrst night all around, The noise «*• like 10 1million hers plus a mar that beg- a 5 T ,- Bag asi,E? s Tracking Station To Be Established In Wesi Indies Father's Day To Be Observed June 17 running, sometimes acta up aa ovarbreathlng cycle In apparent' If baalthy Individuals. They aim* ply can't redueq the rata and depth of breathing after It haa been automatically increased by the exertion. Exposure to cold, fear, pain or other strong emotional upMta might atart hyperventilation to prepare you for Right or light. It'a a natural response to such stimulants. Maybe youll launch an episode ot overbreathing by frequently yawning or sighing to relieve anxiety or tension. Eventually thla sighing might beoctne deep enough and frequent enough to produce hyperventilation. Sometimes persen? actually de* This means that your body lasts o greater amount of carbon dioxide with the result that your hemoglobin dings more tightly to the bound oxygen. Thus, leas oxygen 1* distributed to the tis­ sues as your blood courses through your body. In the brain, and other sensi­ tive tissues, this isek of oxygen Is apt to have Immediate effaela You may develop a giddy feel­ ing or even lose eonsdoui^eti. unplesssnt sltustlcn your fire nufy become flushed, For exsmple, you might light a your vision may be blurred and elgxrette when under tension nr your hands may tlngla and feel •n obese person msy seek cotuolstlon la food. numb. By thla time you realise some­ QOXSTtOV ASP AJffWXI thing Is wrong. Since you appar­ Mr*. A. Z.: 1 sm 52 yexrs nM ently have no control over what end hsvt not had a menstruation Is happening, you might become period for over a year. Am 1 still panicky. And thla will add to In dangrt of becoming pregnant? your symptoms. Answer; Usually, In women In Hyperventilation can l icaused whom menstruation has ceased by various thlnga. for this period of time, there Is Exertion, erpeclalty excessive no chance of becoming pregnant • '*IS. (is) fMtarM trslltsla. laa. You ar* haraby noliritd that a puli for divorce haa barn tll*u against jrou la tha abura raura: anil vnu ara harabf rsquIrM to flla your Ana war with tha Cla’ U of thla Court, and to aarra a c.py lharrnf upon platnllffa attorn.jr. Baraual V. Hatch. t#» A Mala Itraat! puTtnna Raaeh. Florida. not 1st*, thaa tha tlth day or June. m « it you fait to do ao. dacraa pro aonfcuro m will ba antarad against r o t far tha Id rallaf demanded In tha Cnmatatnt. up Market Street Sunday, with charwomen, garbage collector*, atraet elaanara and other* who rork by night to keep tha city clean. The parada la iponiored hy the Junior Chamber of Commerce at WIT.VKBB m* hand and Mil -f part of a Juna clean-up to get ■aid Court thla ltd day aC Hay, till. Republican National Convention O. T. HBRWDOB the town *plc-»nd-*pan for tha rlarlt Clrcnll Pourg , Hanford,* Florida Republican National Convention fPourt Hull in August. n orm s to d e v r sd iv TttR ciR L f rr c o t w r o r THn SIXTH JlUtCIAL Cl wet'IT nr rLontns. tv a v o row a»:m. VOI.H corvTT. IV cH a v crn r. iv corvT T jr n n fr i corssT, PAIT. KKIL rutntlff, versus JEAV *s:wtvoi.ti rorvTV. rLOHisi*. KI1II. O.r.rdsat. EHTATI* OK WILLIAM A. ALLIHON, CsM No 111* To JEAN KEtt- Whnss Rs«M»-r» NOTHTi OK PINAL REPORT ANt> and Mailing Addrassta ars fnAPPLICATION KOI! UWCUAROE knows; Tun ars berth* notltt.A that suit All i>*r*n«e »r» hershjr notified lh«t tha untlarelaned a» Ailmlnl* has been brouehl against rou is the shove entitled esse. In the al.nv* ■ttnlnr, r. I. a. nf eald #*tat*. has named Cniiet, wherein the r.-p-f 1-nmjilelei! the admlnlelratloa Ihera- enueht hv the ntelntlff. PAtTt, K nt„ ,.r -nd haa flt-d In aald ennet hta 1* x decree granting plaintiff \ final report amt application for dla* rtlrome end vnn herehv 'M lfl.l itinraa. OhJcctlnne tlierato. If anx, snd required to ere ft'erannelly „* -ho'itd I* ,1til* flltd Aflar ftll«« hv eitarnevl withfile the nf nit proof of publication ahowlns thla Court, your written Clerk defences, t* nnilna haa h*»n puhllahad one* a ■nr to the Complaint In nat,| suit week for four eonaaeutlva wtaka. ■nd to serve a eon* fhereof t.no., the matter of approval of aald ra­ ■itorre* for plaintiff on nr hrfor* i n . rt anil tha onlnrlmr of dlatrlhu* the lllh da* nf Juna, 1*5* lie ,Is i|..n nf eald e-tata will eonts ba* full nnt nr denrea oro nonfeses wlt| fora tha court be entered against you. J. Thomaa Ournay WITXrsa «|' heeid and the «*. A* Administrator, t t s of said os* ftnlsi east of eald Court at Hanf**t. Florida. this tlth dsy of Slay, A D„ tale. its*. iv thh e m e r r r rorwT. vivrw (CltrVs leall Jl fllft il, rm riTT OK Kt-OMII*. O P. ItsrjidnO iv avis f o r sK xtsoi.it n ttm . Clrrult Clark Wilson Al.iandtr T rAttnrne* for Plaintiff PRANCKM K K LLEn. Plaintiff. *». n no* sss ern Park. World* WAEI.ACi; I. KKl.T.K.n, I'afandaM. Legal Notice P VFW Anniversary Party Scheduled SPECIAL CHEVROLET- D m eu tr tor, Bel Air 1-Do*r Soda* Completely Equipped Choice of Two 8AV CHEVROLET—Deluxe 2-Dr V8—Rfdio A Healer < Really A Nice One « CHEVROLET—Deluxe 6-Dr. Sedan— Radio A Heater 1 Beautiful Browu ft Beige OLD9MOBILB RR ■ 6-Door tow Mileage— Hydramatlc Radio ft Healer FORD—Rnnch Wagon V8—Overdrive Radio— Ovirake T im One Owner NASH— Statesman Custom 4-Door Sedau Radio ft Heater Rebuilt Motor FORD— Deluxe 2-Door VR Engine Radio ft Healer BUICK— Special Dyuaflow Radio ft Heater 9-Teuo Black ft While DESOTO— Club Coup# Radio ft Heater Clean Inside Good Paint SAVE M B U TO fA irr MARCELLA BBYNOtWI ef the Islv slk a Array receive* a check far 94ISJH from Certain Robert W. Jackson, UflN, Commanding Of.irer » f thuiford Nasal Air KUtion during cere■sroIsa held aboard Hanford Naval Air PUtioo in which reprvsenUllvaa from eight charities revelv. «d *h**ks resulting from the NAI Cembtaed Charities Drive. Other repreornUtives pictured arc; G ift to right! Mrs. K. C. Kuhn, Lt, Virginia Kalin r, the liar. Milton Wyatt, l.t. UrynoMs. Mrs. 1UrWillis peacock, Uobert Bauman, and J hn Hauls, (center) CapUm It. W. Jack sen. (Offlri Nidpim J DO LLARS A T . HOLLER'S OPEN EVENINGS 'TILL 9 2nd St. & Palmetto Ave. P h n n e t- 1 �If Your Herald la Not Delivered By • P. M. Cell IS‘21 Befnre 7 I*. M. Far Delivery O I.rilK XI.VIII SAN FORD. FUMlinA h’ l U h t a h i i 135 Boys, Girls Get Diplomas At Jr. High. Graduation Today Ministerial Assn. 4ets Church Loyalty Month For October Ctiurch Loyalty Month will be observed in October, the Seminole County Ministerial Associatl r He* elded Thuridey et a called meet­ ing. Plane will be adopted at the cxt meeting, the tint Tuesday i September, following the turnmer recej*. The recommendation* of a com­ mittee headed by the Rev. perry L. Stone for the establishment of a chaplaincy at Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital on a voluntary, nonaectaiian, week-about batia were r i 1’ '. Th# recomniondalhm* will now go lo the hospital truateea for cDnaldaratlon, A When Welcome Wagon, Inc., be­ gin* operatlona the association will hate folders printed, IMIng the namea and adirM»*« of the churches, and made available for ditlributinn to new residents by both Welcome Wagon and the Florida Greeting Servlet, U wai announced, . A Idler composed by Dr. W. P. Brook* Jr., and the Rev. A. G. 31clnnli, commending retiring SHS Principal Hrrman E Morri* traa unanimously adopted by the aiaociatiou and signed by the officer*. In reiponse to an Inquiry from ,teli Marion County Minuter*' A»eociatlon regarding the effsc'.s of Lj I track gambling, the pastor* v 'ed "there ia nothing good about It." Favorable laWraet In th# Laner bill whieh would restrict llqor advertising was expressed. H waa agroad to encourage the tcpirnisnmant ol the blood bank when the nextoppor (unity arise*. Tiio Rev. Milton H. Wyatt pre­ sided over the meeting. Salvation Army LL. Marcella Reynolds and Virginia Kalin* wars vlaitori. « i Girl Scouts Hold Initiation Ceremony The Lake Mary Girl Scout* held their Initiation Ceremony Wednes­ day night at tht Community Church In Laka Mary. There were eight girl* who had pa.uet their Tenderfoot requiremer.t* invested aa Girl Scouts, m The Impressive candlelight cere, lnony wa* used a* th* girli formed a honc-hoe and ten girls, aclected previously, lighted candle* one at a time. The ten candle* represented the ten Girl Scout Law* and after each candle waa lighted the girl* rc ited the law assigned to them. Quite impromptu, however, wa* the Incident which happened to v o Girl Scout who had aulgncd % her law number six, which I* •‘ A Girl Scout la a friend to ani­ mal*." Just before her turn to I tM the sixth candle her dog a».?:cd »he building and the cere­ mony quilt uneapectadly bad to be carried out. Boot, Ski Club Is featured In Recent hsue Of Outboard .»n account of the recent ertlvt.-c , „ f the Sanfoid Boot and S’ i Club, including ieto(iiltloil nf t'.s 1950 officer*, i* featured in C o CruLlng Around section, Juns i . u-. of the national inagaalne, f* -ti ,ard, cuirently on th# newsat'u L . •^Tlie Sanford Boat and Ski Cluh officer* are Joe Nicholas, com­ modore; Jeff Devi*, vice com­ modore; Sir*. John Padgett, »ect« tary-trea*urerj Rhondel- McMil­ lan, publicity chairman; Mr*. Ger­ ald Brhrcn*. activltle*; DonalJ Smith, memberihlp; and John Pad­ gett, propertle*. Diplomat were awarded to 133’ boy* and glrlt graduating from Sanford Junior High School thi» morning at exercuea held at Pinecrest School. Tha eighth grade class, gradra-i ting this morning, spent half of the r school year at the Sanford Junior High Sihool bullJirt-g on Palmetto Avc., and the other bull at Pinecrest School. Trophies and awards were pre­ The diploma* ware awarded by sented yesterday at All Soul’s It. E. True, retiring principal of Catholic Parochial School nt the Sanford Junior High Schon, after climax of a year long Physical serving a* a teacher and principal Education program conducted by in Seminole County for the part Jim Castano, Physlcnl Education 31 yeari. t Director. The gradualing data (hi* morn-1 A complete* program of athletic Ing took their piacc* during a pro ( events and Gaining was conducted cessions! pla; ed by tha Junior throughout the school year which High School Band following which included basketball, softball, touch the Rev. D.M. Paul offered the In­ football and a physical fitness vocation. serie*. Principal addre-is wa* mad# b y , In the physical fltne** program, II. T. Milwcc, Superintendent of Castano pointed out, there were Publie Instruction for Seminole events such at pushups, leg lifts, County. the 73-ynrd dash, pullups, and the "Thla la the fir it new school standing broad jump. many of us have bad the oppor­ Grading waa done on a point tunity to open," Slilwee said, basis, the physical education dir­ "Last year, at tills time," he said, ector explained, with a possible "It looked aa if ve would have 60 points to be made In the com­ enough room to accomodate the bined events, lie said points were seventh and eighth grades here." awarded for first, second and third He explained that the plana for place in the five event# staged th* school expected to take care In the final contests, of Increase In school enrollment Boys and girli were divided into until 1958. The Junior High School grade groups for competition. The building would hive been u*ud a* ninth, eighth, seventh and sixth a Vocational Education building, grade down competed for the tro­ b# said. phies awarded by Castano yeater"We have hope* to provide still day. better and more adequate faclli-| The progrnm of physical fitness ties for your children," he told also included marbles and paddle tha parents assembled to witness tennis competition as well a* the basketball, soft ball and touch the graduation exercise*. He explained "By compulsion football. and State legislation w# followed tha plans on school plant facilities for Seminole County," and told of tha 1B3I survey made here. In outlining the prorram ahead, Milne# told the graduating class and parent* "By I95B wa will Florida dele isles to th# Demo­ have TOO children In gradea aaven through nine, and TOO in gradea cratic national convention In rh|. 10 through IE It is astonishing — eago Include Voile A. Williams Jr., of Sanford. isn’t it? are 22 delegates pledged "Some of lha tentative think­ toThere Adlal Stevenson, ing," Mllwee said. "U lo convert They are, along with William*: the present Seminnle High 8cbool Doylq E. Carlton, Tampa; MilBuilding Into a Junior High School lar’ F. Caldwell, Tallahassee; and construct a new Senior High Da. _ B. Fascetl, Coral Gables; School building." R. B. Gamier Jr., Miami; Bill "Our plans," ha said, "ara to, I. antaff, Miami; Turner Davia, Just a* »oon as possible, place our Madison; Alfred A. McKetban, program on the 0-3-3 plan—six Brookvllle; Irving Klepjwr, Jack­ gradea of elementary school, sonville; Francis Anthony Bene­ three of Junior High School, and detto, Hialeah: Paul E, Raymond, three of Benlor High School. Daytona Bearh; Inin Cypen, In concluding h i e address Miami Reaeh. School Superintendent M i. aoi Rose Marie Floyd, Miami; Mrs. said, a* ho spoke to the gradua­ J. D. Alderman, Jacksonville; ting class, "Your education will* Frances Davis Gordon. Coral Ga­ make you belter citUent and in ble*: Phyllis Poliak, Miami to doing wc profit because of Reach; Mr*. F, Elgin Tlayliss, tha many good things you take Behring; Lillian I,. Lopes, Key out into lb* community, slate, Weil; Mrs, C. J. Pat Hardee Jr., Tampa; Mrs. John A. MadNnn Jr., and nation." He aaid, "I want lo ark you to Tallahassee; Mrs. Frank X. Car­ follow theaa suggestions — love roll Jr., Pensacola; Ruhy McChespeople, believe in people, ...-ip ney, .Madison; M-*. Mildred Tay­ others—and say your daily pray­ lor Feller, I.aRelle. William A. F. Stephenson, St. ers." Petersburg; Mr*. J. C. Cornelius, L'llimate success, Mllwee point­ Tampa; S. Gordon Blalock, Jack­ ed out, will mean that you "pray sonville; loila Breen, Jackann. dally and l ..m to prala* otflen." ville; Bob Sikes, Crest view; Gloria Mrs. A. R. Key presented the R. RtriUinger. DAK Med.I for proficiency in Robert M. Morgan. Miami; El­ American History which went to len K. Whiteside, Coral Gables; Henry Morgan of the graduating Benmont Tench Jr., Gainesville class. and Julia B. Maine*, Lake Butler. The entire eighth grade waa led Pledged to Ktli-a Kefau” er (6): in singing five songs. "Blest This Robert N. Helnlielman, Orlan­ House," "America Onr Heritage", do; Shirley II, Evans, Orlando; T. "I Believe", "The Hells of St. J. Rees, Lake Worth; Mr*. Vir­ Mary’a", and "Or ,* Lillie Can ginia Stone, West Palin Beach; die." Thomas H. Hutchinson, lakeland and Kate C. Spencer, Lakeland. Trophies, Awards Given Yesterday Af Parochial School Volie Williams Is Delegate To Demo National Confab Reception R. E. True Hospital Notes MAY 3* A recaption, honoring R. E. Dischargee retiring principal or th# Sanford Willie Broun (Sanford) High School, will b« given tonight Alfonso Jark-on (Sanfuid) at the Yacht Club on Seminole Hlvd. by the school Parent TeachEmma llumphiey (KanfonlJ Lon a M. Warren |Sanford) «r* Association. NAY 31 All student*, parent! and friends, Admission* a* well as interested persons, have been cordially invited to attend the Mr*. R A. Fleming I Sanford) 3lrs. Grover Ward I.Sanlordl event. Mr*. John Dominey i Sanford) Harriett Fleming (Sanford) Discharges Airs. Stella Moore (Sanford) Partly ct##dy, Weamlag ores ate* - Mrs. Arlene Reis (New Smyrna) Denue Walker I Oviedo) *111 rl#wdy tonight and Saturday Mrs. Siuilry Seaeord (Sanford) with widely #ealler#d #ba#tra InJUNE I day becoming Mere numerous loAdmLsieas stlfht and Batnrdayi low taaigkl . Mri. Effia Oldham tGeneva) U-I*. DK BARV— Mr*. Laura FUtt Leila Mae Jones (Osteen) TV >'cn, De Barv musician, will Lou K*lrr Prince (Sanfonl) l-ild a musical* In her studio Sat­ MARINE KILLED Robert Sehulta (Sanford) Birth* urday morning at 10 a. w. MIAMI OB— Marin# Corps Capl Her studenta and rlolla pupil* Robert A. Granshosr, |$, of Car­ Baby Bay Dominey Dischargee nf Helen# Sillier end plane pupils dan Cily, N. Y., wa* killed ia the Harriett Fleming (Sanford) «if There*# Rupee* will participate. crash of bio Sky raider plana yes­ Mrs. Robert Williams The Baptist Junior choir wil give terday near Immokaloo. Ha wa* and baby girl •event iclectlon* and Mr*. Louis stationed at Opa-Loeka Marine 1Corps Air Buiioa. Mrs. Joann Roovoo (Sanford) {V Amaad will sing Mrs. Brown To Hold f^usicote Tomorrow Weather G asoline Sales Drop No. I l l AiaarlalM PreM l eu td Wire FRIDAY, JUNE I. 1Q.>6 Many Expected To Attend Morris Appreciation Night Ga.ollne sales during the month of April (sales reported and tax collected during May) took a sea­ sonal drop of 13,692,106 gallons, from 129,004,826 during March (the year’s high) to 113,312,720 gallons during April. Thcte were 838,133 gallons of gasoline sold In Seminole County during the month of May. The! seven cents per gallon tax collected I during the month totaled 860,090.43. $21,713.23 is returned to Seminole County. | Gasoline tax collections took ■ corresponding drop, from 19,030.-, Members of the Sanford Rotary 337 timing March (the year’s high) Club will have • ‘‘barret" of fun to $7,902,168 during April, a de-| and gain a "barrel" of knowledge cireie of $1,128,169. when they witness a presentation However, despite th# seasonal of the oil Industry’ s famed “ Magic decreases, April gasoline sale* and tax collections this year exceeded Barrel" at their regular weekly sales and collections for the same meeting Monday noon, at the month last year. Sales topped last Yacht Club. year’s April report by 5,787,600 gal­ Sani Hopkins of tha Orange lon* ami tax collections exceeded County Oil Industry Information last April’s collections by $403,090. The decrease* were not unexpect­ Committee, will "roll" out th# ed. A drop in business activity and petroleum barrel to give a series a resultant drop in tax collection* of drmun«tratioiis of many of the Is always noted in April. Sale* tax hundred* of essential products ill collections will probably also regis­ everyday use, from plastic* to ter a similar decline. synthetic rubber, mad# possible with the aid nf petrochemicals. Petrochemical* are chemicals derived from crude oil. In recent years rapid stride* have Wen made hy the oil and chemical industries In developing tills vast "new" source nf compounds front petro­ leum. Among the articles and demon, itrnrions to W shown are "bent A resolution adopted hy the lights" in which a Warn of light Seminole County Ministerial Amo- ie carried around curve* and now elation ai a calied meeting yester­ u>ed widely hy phyaiclana and day honored Herman E. Morris, turgeons; many new man made principal of Seminole High School, filters for clothing and household who is retiring at the end of thi* textiles; th* properties of Fraonschool year following 30 yean of 12, th# mirarl# gas used In re­ service as a tearher and principal frigerator* and air conditioners; new paints, fertilisers, weed kill­ in Seminole County. Pointing out Uie long year* of ers and the actual making of syn­ service as a teacher and principal, thetic rubber. the resolution stated that Herman Ollier items Include a whole aerMorris has "through alt th* years, la* of new material* for packag­ becq duply concerned wlh lha mo­ ing fiwaea foodi, preservative*, ral and apiriluai Ilf# of th# stud­ plastic*, detergents, electrical In­ ents, aa well aa their educational sulation, cosmetic* and film. opportunities. These and many mora surprise* "Morris has runslstentiy coop­ ar* In store for Rotary from the erated with all of the church#* of oil industry’s "Magic Barrel"* the community In any way po#*ible," th# resolution explained. "The refoie, be it resolved, hy the Seminole County Ministerial As­ sociation that we hereby express to Morris our deepest appreciation for the splendid cooperation he ha* shown in all of the church relationshlps," the resolution staled. Frank Mebane Jr., gciinal man­ ager of th* N. Y. Giants’ Mayralr Inn, acrompanlrd by his wife arid daughter, left this mum ing for his Northern New Y’ork resort hotel, (he Hotel Windsor, at Elliabethtown, N. Y., where, a* president and grneral manager, he super. vi»c* the operation of a “ popular" Memorial Day services were held inn which will lie open from Juna nlwiard Sanford Naval Air SI*- 29 until Labor Day. limi Wednesday. Upon his return to Sanford dur­ Chester Msrek, tlratirb Presi­ ing the latter part of September, dent of Sanford Fleet Reserve As­ Mehane will complete plans for the sociation 147, was in charge of second annual P. G. A. golf tourna­ the ceremonies which took place ment which will take place Dee. I,oxide I.ake Golden, 13-16 and in which many of the Guests present at the Memorial country’s top golfers will again Day service* were Captain It. W. compete. Jackson, U8N, Commanding Offi­ As he left San ter J this morning, cer of Sanford Naval Air Stntion; Mebane staled that lha local JayCaptain J. T. Illarkbum, U8N, ccc’ s and tho Mayfair Inn were Commander of Heavy Attack working hard to serme the Fall Wing One: Lieutenant General J. State Jaycee Conference ter San­ C. Hutchison, USA, (Ret), Muyor ford, on Dec. 7-8 and 9 and that E. I). Scott, ami representatives he, personally, would appreciate nf various veteran* organisations. anyone wishing lo help in Lie pro­ Following th# dropping of • ject contesting George A. Speer, wreath nf flow ere in honor of chairman of the local Ja>cee com milte*. departed shipmate* from n heli­ copter on L V s Golden, the NAS NECDF firing squad completed the ceremonies with • three-volley saint#. Afterward* refreshment* were served to all pirrent. Rotarians To See Mental Health Project Special Oil Industry's To O rg an ize Here Events Planned ’Magic Barrel' Friends Gather To Wish Brinson Well On Transfer Association Adopts Resolution Lauding Retiring Principal Mebane Leaves For New York To Open Hotel Ceremonies Are Held Aboard NAS On Memorial Day 2 Representatives Of De Bary Clubs Attend Luncheon Riding Club Plans Event For Sunday The Dusty Bool* Riding Club !« planning an afternoon of gamei on hnrsrback and horse raring for •hose who wish to participate, Sun­ day afirrmton, at the club erma directly ea»t of the Farmers Auc­ tion .Market, Hi-way 17-92. Members of lha diffeient riding club* in other counties at* cord­ ially invited to attend. HUMAN RUBBED MIAMI Jx-Two bsmiii* grabbed $2601 from the seat of a young woman’* automobile in traffic yes­ terday noon and fled by car and foot into an Everglades area. $lrs. Nell Ryrd, 21. said she slopped at an inlet section enroutr with th# funds from a bank to a buxines* ofifre where <he Is a sec­ retary, She aaid the robbers Jump­ ed out of a car, slopped in front of hers, matched a paper hag con­ taining tha cam and dreva off. DE BARV— Mrs. David Runk„t and Mrs. James Valantine, repre­ sent iqg the Plantation Estate* Wjinun'a cluh and the De Rary Wuman'a club were entertained Wednesday at a patio luncheon given in the iioma of $lr*. Albert S. Sawyer of Ormond Bearh. Execu livee of th# Votusl# Coun­ ty Federation of Woman’ s Clubs a [united and i (ported that from tha various 17 associations $350 had been collected towrard the purrhare of an oxygen tent for the Volusia County Nursing horns in Drl.and. Republican Club To Meet Monday Active campaigning for raising funds for the Seminnl* County Mrntal Health Association la over, according to local officials of the recently formrd organixa-, tion. However, they said to- > day, contributions arc being ac-| eepted to bolster the funds for this Important work. Sir*. Richard Stmcr of Miami, Willard O. Brinson, Atlantic Statewide Chairman of the Men­ Coast Liu# Trainma*lrr, attended tal Health Association will be in a "staff m-wling" of the Atlantic Sanford in th* near future to Coast Line officers here in Santerd assist in th* organising of tho yesterday and discovered that hi* County for th* Mental Health friend* had gathered together to program. wish him well in hla new position Local Interest has been very and to presen him wlh gif* ai high, official* *ntd today, but tokens of their esteem, and their fund* railed ware not at larg# a* regret at hi* departure, wa* hoped. Brinson is transferring aa Train­ However, the limited fund* will master to the Charleston District, not hinder th* organising of Semi­ with headquarters at Charleston, S. nole County, it waa pointed out C. today. H. V, Nelson, acting aa spokes­ The program of Mental Health man for the group, presented Brin­ ha* been endorsed by tho Sanford son with a travel case, a desk set, Kiivani* Club, Rotary Club, Pilot and an automobile back-reit. Club, Hibiscus Garden Circle, Mr. and Mr*. Brinson and thalr United Daughter* of the Confed­ daughter Lucretta will b# missed eracy, Daughter* of th* Ameri­ by the many frloml* they have can Revolution, Hemerocalli* Gar­ made during their four yaara In den Circle, Woman’a Auxiliary to Sanford/ th* Semlnol# County Mtdical So. clety, and th# Seminole County Medical Society. In ■ letter to th* Chairman of the Mental Health program fur Semlnol# County, George Touhy, Dr. W. V, Roberta, President of th* Hemlnol* County Medical So­ ciety pointed oat that "at ita last meeting, May I. wa voted un*« .Ira tM ly lo .m b its# i M fo iin u - tic# of th# St nun-,.» .minty Men­ tal Health Program. Th# Society dividually, wishes to cooperate In •« n whole and car It member, lit­ erary way poaalbl#." Credit for th# flrat tlepa In organising a program for Mental Health for Beni Inula County i* •’ . to the efforts of Mr*. C. L. Park Sr., Mrs. Sidney E. Ives III A. L. Wilson, F. I). Scott. Mrs. Gustav Bamberger, Georg# Touhy and Mrs II. E. Chapman, alung with their list of co-workers. Presbyterians To Hold Vacation Church School Vacation Church School at Ih* First Fresh) terian Church, will begin next Tuesday morning, and run through Friday evening, June 16. The hour* for the school will he! Nursery through Junior De­ partments— 0-11:30 a. m , Pioneer Department—7-9 p. m. Miss Katherine llrowri, Director of Christian Education, 1* the Dir­ ector of th# school and th# text* and teacher* for the department* in th* school ar# aa follows; Nursery Department— Three and Four years, Text—"Together In Our Church". Teachers—Mrs. A. E. Kipp, Mr*. W. K Dodson, Sirs. Robert ttetrger, Mr*. L. W. Mitlsap, Jimmy Kipp. MU* Peggy (Lay, Miss .Sail) Robb; Klndeigiirlen Department—Five nnd H'x >cars, Text— "Together In Our Church". Teacher*— Sir*. Jack Arms'rong, Mrs. John Dunn, Sir*, ltervry Hale. Sllss Slary F.IDabeth Admits, Gregory Walker; Primary - First, Srcond and Third grades, Text— "Slaking Discoveries About th# Bible". Tearher*— Sira. O. E. Clause, Sirs. Arthur Sloor#, Sir*. O. B. Gray, Sfisa Dede Sharon, AI King, Sllss Vain I* Kirclihoff. Junior— Fourth, Fifth and Sixth grades, Text— "Tile Bible For All the World". Tearher*— Sir*. Wil­ liam Hardin^ Sirs. W. R. Anderson Slit. Joe Baker, Sirs. Juhn Burtun Jr.j Pioneer Department— Seventh and Eighth grade*. Text —“ Our Living Book", Teacher*— Cdr. Blaine Llhlwy, Charles P. Gonxalet, Erl Vam. A Nursery will h* provided for leather* In Vacation Chutvh School who have children under 3 years old. Mlsx Nancy Robb, Tommy Kipp, SHat Anne Libbey, Sllss Delay Williamt will b# In charge of Utla nursery. All children and young people are urged to register in their levpective Sunday School classes, Sunday morning, June 3 or if they ere not able to register then, they ran register when they outer Vo­ cation Church School, Tuesday DC BARY— Th. D# Bary Re­ publican club meet* Monday at 10 a. m In the firehouse to elect ad­ dition) officer* wh# will direct th# fall campaign. Ralph Wither#)! urge# that a m a in * Jus* L #v#r;#M h m g (Anita, Barney Johns Will Enter State Marble Tourney Tomorrow The State Marble Tournament will be held In Lake Wales tomor­ row with entries from all over the state participating, Including a champion from Seminolo County. The tournament, sponsored by th# Veterans of Foreign Wara, will be held In Lake Wales High •School Gym from B:30 a. ra. to 1:30 p. m. Representing Semlnol# County will be Barney Johns of Wilson School at Paola who gained bis title of champion when he defeated Tommy Spark* of Lake Monroe School in the Seminnle County VFW Marble Tournament. Entries In the statewide tourna­ ment, so far, other than th eSemL nole County champion ar# from: Jacksonville Beach, Greencov# Springs, Turkey Creek, Orlando, Oviedo, Tallahassee, Conway, Coral Gables, Panama City, Montlrello, Fort Lauderdale, eWat Palm Beach, and Lake City. The National Marble Tournament will be played in Tallahaii#a June 21-33. 'Inside Story' Shown To School Health Classes "The Inside Story" an educational film waa shown to the health classes at Croom* Academy and the Midway School on Wcdnnday and Thin Mlay morn.rig ay 10 o'clock by Mr*. I ursine Graham, executive secretary and 31r*. W. W. Tyre, Vice-president of the Sem inole County Tuberculosis and Health Association. "The Inside Slury" deals with fads about tuberculosis germs, the development of the disea i#, and th# ways In which tuberculosis can b# fought. II uses some of Hi# most up-to-date visual techniques to demonstrate the principle* of case finding, surgery, and the use of drugs in tuberculosis treatment. A quit program wa* held after the showing of the movie, and health literature and poster* war# given to the health coordinators lo use in (heir health program. James P. Massey Dies In Georgia Justlca of th# Peace, W. Hugh Duncan, along with Grady and Ilorar# Duncan and Mrs. ‘if. N. Bayer, returned Wednesday night, after attending tha funeral aervires of their nephew, Jam## P. Massey at Canon, Ga. The 21-year-old employ# #f Ruuttyern Bell waa klUad accident­ ally Sunday morning, when a pi*, tol fell tot h# floor and dlscharg* ad wbara ha waa • hgataadt More than two thousand peopi* are expected to attend the Herman Morris Aowreciallnn Night at tho Sanford Memorial Bai?baU Sts* dium Tuesday night at the retiring principal of Seminole High School is honored for his 30 year* nf *en'> ice to the youth of tho county. Plans have been completed for the gigantic event which will ba held at 8 o'clock in order to allot* teacher* and other* to attend other events that have been scheduled for tha same evening. A band of an undetermined num* her of Instruments, composed ol former students of tho school and membera of the band will play a program of marchea immediately prior to tha ceremonies. Already achrduted for th# even* ing will be a gigantic watermelon cutting where Sanford City Com* missloner* art expected to cut let cold watermelon* which will ba served to tin Hugo audlenco b f Seminolo High School Senior*. Following (ha watermelon cutting a square danca ha* been act for th# antir# evanlng to provlda fua and entertainment for tha crowd expected to b« on hand lo greet Herman Morris and to wish him wall on hla retirement. Special event* hava been planned for tha avanlng that a n not yet revealed, but It ia expectod that many aUTprUes a n In atari for tha mon than two thousand people attending tha Harman Morrie Ap­ preciation Night celebration. Tha Mayor of tho City of Sanford# P. D. Scott, haa proclaimed Tue*. day, Juno 3, aa 'Jiarmin Marla Day" ia tha CHy. " Tht proclamation rtidst WHEREAS HERMAN E. MOR# RIS ia ntlrlng from th* Publia School System of Seminole County, Florida, after thirty consecutive years of service In the City of Sanford, Saminol# County; and WHEREAS, during U» past four* teen yean h* hit served aa Prin­ cipal of Seminole High School and has graduated more than fourteaa hundred studenta; and WHEREAS, tha education of our young people ha* been both tha vocation and avocation of tha said HERMAN E. MORRIS, and many of our cltiuna have benefited from him advice and counsel; and WHEREAS, many ol hla former students and hla friend* hava scheduled a celebration to ba held In his honor it Sanford Memorial Stadium on Tuesday evening, Juna S, 1936: NOW THEREFORE. UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OP THE AUTHORITY VESTED IN ME AS MAYOR OF THE CITY OP SANFORD FLORIDA, 1 DO HERE# BY PROCLAIM TUESDAY, JUNB 5, IKS, aa HERMAN E. MORRIS DAY, and extend an Invitation ta the cllliens of Sanford to particl* pat# |n the celebration. a 8, f Vacation Church School To Be Held A t Beardall Chapel Vacation Church School at th# , Real dull Chapel will be,-In nest Tuesday afternoon. I' i run through Thursday afternoon, Jun* 14, 4-0 p. m. each day except Sat­ urday and Sunday. All children and young people from four to 12 yev-s ar# Invite ed t« attend this school. The School will h# directed by 31La Katherine Brown, Dire-tor of Christian Education, P in t Presbyterian Church, and teaehrra will li« Mis* Diana Aiken, Mlsa Bally Williams, 3flss Shetlcna Shepard, Miss Bonnie WILos an! Mlsa Fay Clark. -i Wakefields Feted On Anniversary DE BARY— Mr. and Mr*. Georg# Wakefield w#r# guests o f honor at a dinner Wednesday night given In th# hom# of Mr, and Mr*. Carroll D. Blackburn. The following neighbors met t# aurpris# th# Wakefield* and ha* gin a round of festivities marking their BOth wedding anniversary; Mr. and Mr*. William Wateon, Mr. and Mr*. Philip Ahrvns, Mr. an4 Mrs. Einar Tldeman and Mr. i|4 Mrs. Wesley Dockrsy. A gold creamer and auger a#t and a gold remembrance hook war# presented th* gu##ta a f 4 A. t . �•- D AD /O 'O M XI 6 0 WELL/GUESS J^S 7p-7>HE o o c r o e ■* ,ABOUT v o u e s ' fvVGHf AS WELL h ia d a c A v ? ) TACKLE T H A T P lL ? . 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B l A f l N O I» THf TKUUnini tioir Of 4 QUICK' w-wniien com B U L L E T - F A S T At- f I O N I ^ MI RMtt CtVlIO’V M MUIHTI EVERYBODY'S w a it in g iin r m roR Sanford’* Neweet And Mo«t Modern Rlwtrleol Although Nor**'* Filer h|rd* SM like thus* of western North Store To Ojtn. WATCH K«r Opening D *l» her Und bird* ere tr UUd U thus* of Europe. A U TO LOAN S Low tit C o il JO N E S ELEC T R IC S U P P L Y WholdMle w- Retail • STARTS SUNDAY -Contglfit Line of ldglit Pliturea la Eaaford IM W. lat it . HWiOTiiifganaijjj^^ Phona t i l l O vm i «M m n i H bp WUH# « , Jmm ai art m* m W b M �► *** 1 ,* East 27 SI. At Park Art, The end of your search For a friendly Church. All Church Notice* must be presented at The Herald It. B. l.un-fnrd, Pastor office by 10 a. m. on the day before publication. IV. L. Stephens, Associate PaMoi Milton Higginbotham. S u n d a y School Superintendent. Sunday School in A. M Morning Worship It A. M Bible Study * 7:26 P M Evening Worship S P. M Prayer Meeting (Wed.) a P. M PAULA CHURCH UP CHKIB1 I Ladies Mlitlotiary Socity •J Choir Director. PrcmillCDial Lords Day; Blue Study at 101 meetings monthly 1. Fellowship Mr. George I’rtoJd, Ai»C Supt. Missionary Welcome a ra, Luncheon — 2nd Tueiday after of Church School W on h ip S rn le* 11:00 o.m ., noon. Prayer and Butin#** — 4tb Church School, 10.00 a.m. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Clataes for all ages. rrtaching Service 6:00 p.m. Tuesday afternoon. Sewing Circle Rev. J. W. Parham, pastor Everybody Wei com# Worship 11:00 a.m. —4th Thursday morning. Children'* Service 11:00 a.m. Cor. Fourteenth SL, Dak Ave. "A friendly ebureb for the Sunday School 9:43 a. m. Young People 6:30 p.m. •hole family.” Children 6:30 p.m. LABE .MARI BAPTIST Morning Worship Service 11:00 Worship 7:30 p.m. LUTHERAN CHURCH CHAPEL Everybody invited lo attend a. m. O r THE REDEEMER Lake Mary, Fla. Training Union 6:15 p. m. It’a a Rae. Phillip Schieaimao. Mlalalrt all our aarvieea, family affair. Paater — Rat H. A Frith Jr. Service* at The Yacht Oak Sunday School 1:13 a.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. Sunday School 9:41 a.ai. CHIT.LOTA BAPTIST CHURCH Church Sorrlc# 10:30 a ■ . "Come thou with us and uc will Waller A. Ronth J r. Paater Morning Worship 11:00. Sunday School 10 a.m. do liiee good." TraimnB Union 0:30 p.m. Morning Worship Service il a m CHURCH OF COD Evening Wonhip 7:30. te r. H. W. Readme*. Paater FIRST CItVRCH OF CHRIST, Prayti Masting A'td. 7:30 p.a Frrack Are. aad Had 84. PREE METHODIST CHURCH SCIENTIST. \ Sunday School 1:45 a. m. Laurel Ave. at 4th SC 906 E. Second SI ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST Evangelistic Service 7:30 p. m Sundsy Services 11:00 a. m Mid-Week Service Tueiday 7:30 Sunday School 9:43 a. m. CHAPEL Morning Worship 10:43 a. m. Sunday School 9:30 a. m. p. m. Elder Springe Young People Service Thun F. M. Y. 7:00 p. m. Sponsored by First Haptiet Chnrcb day 7:30 p. m. Evening Evangclitlic 7:43 p. m Wednesday Evening Sanford. Fla. Mectinc . 9:00 p. m Wednesday , night prayer aad Sunday School 10.00 a. a . Lesson-Sermon EBENEZER METHODIST praite service 7:30 p. m. W. U. SlantelL, Superintendent “ God the Unly Cause and Crea­ CHURCH Preaching 11:00 a. a Sermon by the pastor. Cltra* Helghta tor" Evening Wonbip Service !:9u Reading Room located tn Foyer ol Di, H. H- Martin, Preacher Rer. Edward Marita, Patter p.m. Sermon by the pastor. Sunday School 10 a. m.—Clif­ Church Building open to public Prayer Meeting Wednesday T.ftu ford E. Johnson, auperiniendant FIRST BAPTIST CUURCE 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Preaching Service 11 a. m. GENEVA Thursdays. W. A. Ellenwood, Paater M Y F ft p. m. A cordial tnvltatlun Is extended riR St BAPTIST CHURCH. Sunday School 10 A. M. Prayer meeting, Thursday, T;3C U all to attend our tervlcaa OVIEDO Morning Wonhip It A. M p. m. and use the Reading Room. B.T.U. 1 P. M. Lm <i L Dst. Pastor FOSTER CHAPEL Evening Wonhip • P. M. Sunday School 9:43 a m. THE CHURCH OF GOD METHODIST CHURCH Morning Wjfthip - 11:00 i n . Ovlede OF PROrBECY THE CHRISTIAN AND Training Unu« • 6:13 p.m. Rer. Gearga H. Carltea, Ml altter 23ui Elm Ave. 9:45 a.m. Sunday School. Evening Services 7:30 p m. MISSIONARY ALLLANCE Rev. D. O. Creasy, Pastor 11:00 a.m. Worship Servlet. Wednesdday Prayer Service -7:36 * CHURCH Sunday School 9:43 AM 9:00 p.m. Worship Service. s ra Park Ave, and Itth St. Morning Worship 11:00 A.a! Paitori Her. David S. Canrfls Sunday Night Srrvica 7:15 p.m. PAOLA WESLEYAN H1LLCREST BAPTIST CH URCH Trlepkoae CU R METHODIST CHURCH WMli Tuesday Night 7:3u PM Oeaeva Sunday, Combined Morning Ser• Mile* Rest ee RL 4ft Sunday mormng services: VLB Thursday night 7:30 P. M vice 9:45 la 11:30 a.m. Call U, Sunday School to a m. Sunday School. 0:4ft Worthjp 10:40 a m. Evening Ser­ Morning W'orthlp 11 a.m. Morning Worship. 10:48 RT. LURE'S LUTHERAN Sundsy evening services: vice 7:43 p. m. Weileyan Youth d:ftft CMS pm. Training Union. la Mas la (Near fhlrriu) Wednctday Prayer Service amt Evening Worship 7:30 7 30 p.m Evening Worship. Rev. Stephen M. Tuhy, Pastor Bible Divcuviion 7:45 p m. Chape) Wednesday Praytrmecting 7:30 Wednesday 1:M p.m. Prayat .Morning Worship 6:25 a. m. Choir fieberjal after aervlee. Everyone Welcome meeting. Radio Mission Broadcast at 9:30 Thursday Vouth Night Prognm Rev. Cac'l W. Shaffer LTSAI.A COMMUNITT t:30 lo 1:30 p.m. Devotional Time. Pianist. a. m. over WORE <710 kc) TKESUYTERIAN CHURCH Club Activities. Mrs. Naney Gllea, Children’* ojiiuay School J.3u a. m.—for all Rev. C. C. White, Minisler •ge c ’ uupt Mrs. Clover Marrs, Pianist. Mist Patricia Roiaman, A**t Christian Day School— Monday through Friday 9:00 a. m.—(All a sse m b l y o p g o d church elementary grades and kinder­ garten). I2ib St. and Laorel Are. ONE. ALUMINUM STACK Frl. June 1, 1938 •illE SANFORD HERALD Page S C h u A c h . T lo ik s A . FREE CHAIR GIVEN AWAY AB­ SOLUTELY FREE EACH DAY AT V I IMPERtAL SERVICE STATION 1208 S. PARK AVE. Rev. Octree S. Rota Sunday School 9:43 a. m Morning Worship . 11 a. m Youth Service 6:43 p. m Evangelistic Rilly 7:43 p. m Prayer and Bible Study Wednet day at 7:43 p. m. "Remember a glad hand invites you to worship with us.” SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH riNECREST BAPTIST MISSION Sponsored By CENTRAL HAITIST CIIURCn Located at The Pineerot School • W. 27th Rev. C. W. I'lank Mission I'sstor 9:43 a m. Sunday School lliOO a.m. ftlornlng Worship Training llnlnn Christian Youth Tcllotvsldp, Evening \\<M»tup 3:30 p.m. No evening worship Is slated because n the baccalaureate ser­ CHURCH OF UliniST vice at Seminole High School at 2nd St. A Elm Ave. ft o'clock. Sermon theme: “ Equip­ Fvangellti ped for Our New Adventure.” Ralph Brewer Jr. The eons l egation which invites Services the iiuc Hindi o.l of the community SUNDAY Bible Sludr .... ......... I0:C0 A. M to make this Ihelr church home, Morning Worship........ 11:00 A. M. Is striving to live up to its motto, Evening Worship ... . 8:0j P. M. "Where You Are Never u Strang­ er But Once," WEDNESDAY Bible Study ........... II.oo P M HOLY CROSS c o u n c il THE SALVATION uniV ( Episcopal) 211 Ea«i Sernnd Slrrrt Rev. II. Lyttlcton Zimmerman, Meetings R. P., Rector Sundsy 1st Sunday nfirr Trinity Sundsy* School tn:00 a m. S:fH) A. M. Holy Communion Holiness Meeting 11:00 n.m. 9:13 A. M. Choral Eucharist and Open-Air (Street Meeting) 0:30 Sermon p.m. 9:13 A. M. I'hurrh School Y.I'.L 7:00 p.m. Services through the week: Salvation Meeting 7:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Fri­ Tuesday day and Saturday — Holy Com­ Corp Cadets 3:30 p.m. munion — 7:30 A. M WHnf.dsv Band l’ rnrti(> 1:00 p.m. — Holy Communion — 12;00 A.M. Ladle* Homo League 7:30 p.m. THE LITTLE DROWN CHURCH Thursday ON THE llll.l, Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m. Corner Park Ave. and 2tth St. Saturday J. Bernard Itool, Minl-ter Open-Air (Street Meeting) 6:30 Sunday School P;I5 a m. p.m. Morning Worship lt:0<) a.m. Subject: "To Whom Shall We CHURCtl GF THE NAZARF.NE Go 7” "Sanford's Singing Church" Corner of Second and Maple WEST SIDE BAPTIST Bob Spear, Pallor Cor. \V. 5th St. and Holly The Sunday School service l o ­ gins at 9:30 a.m. ith cl* Mr* for all ages, convening at 10 a. m. George I’ lltard, Sup:. Mooting Worship 10:43 a. m. N Y I* S 6:30 p. m. NJ S 6:30 p. m. Evening Evangelistic 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting each mid-week Wriluredsy 7:45 p. m. Evangelist and Mrs. Robert Spear Sr., will he gue.l preachers and lingers at both services ibis Sunday. You are always welrome lo attend any nr all srrvicrs. To our servieomen and families we ex­ tend a vrey special welcome tn make our church your etuirrh while away from home. 6:1ft pm. 7;’JU The end nf ynnr acarch for • Morning Worship 11 mpa. Broadcast over WTIIR Training Union 6:45 ‘ fi.m. Evening Worship 8:00 B.m* Fellowship Hour 9:00 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Service *7:30 p.m. Nursery at all service*. ' The Lord's Supper will b* «b» FIRST RAPT1ST ( III RCII served nl the 8:45 a.m. and tha Park Ave. n| 6l|, St. . W. P. llriHik* Jr. Pastor 11:00 a.m, service*. Frrd II. Fl-hrr, A--orin!r t’aslor Kilby Rogers. Music Director f ir s t m e t iio d ir t m t m e n Milton It. Wghtl Mr*. .VlarvIn Milam Organist Pastor Euly Morning Worship 9:15 a.m. 2:15 » m. Church School (data'll I Continued On Page Elghtf Sunday Sdivw'l U:I5 n.m. friendly church. Win. |„ Stephens Pastor II. 1). Crcigtmt S. S. Supt. Sunday School 3:00 p.m. Preaching 3:40 p.m. WELCOME WA N T E D AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN ♦ « We want n used car salesman who N experienced nnd is familiar with Sanford. He may nLo sell new llulckd nlong with used enrs. A good deni for n man wlio know* this business and ran produce. APPLY \V. It. Nicholson Care Nicholson Ilulek Co% Sanford, Florida. 1 j* - t e i IN T O W N FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ian; Sanford Avrnnr Perry l„ Stone Minuter Chil.Iron's |)«y program Sun­ day, 9:15 a.m., followed by a shortened class period. A wntld missions nferine will h* Is' >n Adult lesson, “ Claiming the Cities for Christ." Morning Worship, II o'clock, wi!h open Communion. Mr. Sinn# plans to preach on "Rewards of Prayer." from MIL 6:6 “ Pray. . . and .your Father will reward you." ‘Hie ehuir Is lo sing an nilthem. Belt E. Purvis will assist the pa-lor in the service. Nursery facilities and off-street parking are provided. T im to n *1 CHAMPION TIRES > •. Long mtlwgB non-skid fread ) • Flnl lino body quality }. • Lifetime guarantee Use i.OO-lt f lut Tax and yovr rtcoppable lire i HANDBAGS CANCAN THAT ARE SURE TO PLEASE GRADUATE' And hoopPETTICOATS pctticonls . . . . In horsehplr •In straw and plastic, white and pastel colors. 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By Holeproof, Hanes A Kniro Seama and seamless. In the f sin t oo tat ! i { ' • U*e Our Convenient Lay*w jp C ft| U 'f> C i SHOPS | STORES 111 E. FIR ST ST . I d PHONE 12 um, . — h A- i J �Armed Forces Peering Into Future •T M i n MARLOW +±0 In] VTy* •. tapartttrt w tat In fh* air defense e f * wOl boob be carrying tha name rtf* with then around the world. r leemttlF waa the official Uuignle (N fa Naval Air Station approved by Chief o f Naval Operation* had earrtaUy, M hr* being made to eecur* deceit and dhaa io thatthoM who art attached her* * carry their Important location around fe them wberwer they may go. iTh* Inalgnla, selected to represent Naval Jtfffition, and tha Naval Air Station here, |wa acroaa Ita dock face which symbolicea teadlneaa at an times “SANFORD". This la located just above the Navy Wing* which W below It the deetron orbit depleting tha dMIliniili aad atomic age and a mailed fist Supporting the swift sword which depicts SfirL heavy att-A , ? Sanford ahould bt doubly proud to have |ls nemo carried over the nation and Into Aaaoclalad Frtae Newt Aaalyit WASHINGTON IF -W hat the Army, Navy and Air Fore* arc auffering from la not ao much military ladt|«aUon aa It la Mir* sightadnata from trying to petr In­ to the future. Non* of thorn can mo far enough Into the future at thla time to to claim It alone la right The feuding among the three airvleea la over the role each thinks It ahould have la national defence and future war. But the phenomenal development of aew weapona may make preaent con* eeptlona of modern war obsolete. Mluile development la the prima a ampie. The Army now baa the Job of guarding key polnta la the United Statee from air attack with the Nike mlaaile, which baa a mage of about IS miles. The Army la de­ veloping one with longer range. But the- Air Force, which baa the job of protecting the whole country from air attack, la push­ ing a missile ef its own, the Nary, developed Taloe, with a raaga done la the Internet e f Sanford ? Front a businessman or a raaideat, the Commanding Officer* would bo delighted, we ere eure, to hair o f your planned rraction toward having their insignia approved. Precautions Against Burglars In a certain city, the police got curious about a poaalblo retationahlp between bur­ glary and dark houses. They theorised that burglara would rarely venture Into a houao where a light was burning. Tha police kept a careful record for awhile and found proof o f the theory. Almost every ease o f bur­ glary took place in a house that had been left dark. With the summer vacation season and beach outing timo at hand, this theory brought out by Intettlgent investigation on the part o f police officers, might be o f aomw value to local homeowners planning to taka o ff for a week'* visiting or for a weekend that e wav#' oThouea breaking has been ex- _ - longer thin tfct Nika's. b it It'« pushing ■ bi| earriar pm. What d m Um futuri bold? Mil* gram. Thli U the thinking behind •Ilia m accurate »nd long rin it that: that Ita carrier-based bomb that they can aubatitult for plaoia era couldattack a w target on In defending the country? If to earth alneo each earner wouldbo who handlea them then, the Army g movable air bate. or the Air Force? ___ But aoma ^Air Force efflctra Or win even this Idea of na- downgrade the kagariaaea ad SSN ttonal defanaa shortly be out of rttf strikes against nn enemy with date with the development of In- thia argument: Enemy planes with tercontlnenul miitiles so accurate radar could aped tha aanrtan IW and devastatini that an attack by miles away and knock than off piano woulld become obsolete? Wu duck* with missiles. Tha Navy Who would handle the defense replies that tha earrlera wouldn't against these missiles, Army or stay long In one place. Air Force? ■ And what will the Navy's role SOVIET NAVY FLOTILLA ABUYas BELGRADE. Yugoslavia « - A Soviet asv/ flotilla snlved at BpUl today for a five-day good­ will visit coinciding wth President Tito's trip In Moscow. Ada. V. A. Kasatonov, com­ mander ef the Black Sea fleet, hoods tho three-ship group, the first Soviet .aval force over to eater Yugoslav waters. President TUo M l Bolgrsdo by 5 r i 4 S K S To Better Serve Oar easterners X WE HAVE COMBINED both property ana lives. ochoei teachers strictly up on the Mess., the ship’* nthletie officer, island in the FIJI group that A n ybod y, on * m igh t say, has tha sens* racial situation and natives who got up a teem of pretty confident ka«*t h,d • » « t e men an it la t o keep a ligh t burning. T h e fa c t la, how ever, ter* down cigarettes of tha wrong eaiioro-until they got t« biL K . )r" rl i v , . k . t h « 7 n , h m w h o k to r . *> Bloch I h ta k ln , * " “ “ “ -«• Tk. ..U ... w o » - 1 „ i: *’ trite fevor known as mommudeoala might he halted if young people would stop kissing, lt'a another ease o f the cure being worse JlTl?'.* *rl*T ; Leaving a light on la only on* o f many thlnga that can be done. It la a su bject worth some attention, now that the vacation eea•on la npon US. If your houao la going to bo empty durIng a vacation trip, • little thought la advane# may pay o ff haadaonwly. Leaving a lawn anmowed, for example, ta a dead giveaway to burglar* easing a neighborhood, 7*^ v .r .V n. t ,,rZ gone. Last th u g oafora waveuktng, turn on one maal light—perhaps only a n ight light In tho bathroom. And if you want to ha antra cartful about firm , pull tho plugs .< a , . _ * n m—. -----o u t o f the WM r w u r a a ^ ^ _ , And another thing added precaution, of Friday, Juno 1, IBM M in e la to notify you r poiteo d epa rtm en t T O tA t* M u n m Let th#m know you 'n leaving a tight on and -Tim Lord apaba unto Moses faea*to faco hi what part Of tha houao H Is loo*tad: adhS’n.amn apoakwth to his friends. Exodus via* t h a m o f tha date o f your return. If yon M i l l —H is anmns to eontrndiet Urn atato* Mvo outefate o f a alty, ash you r s h e r iff o r M int that na nun has seen God at any timet aonotebla a* th at th ey wfli bo an the lookout O ft Faul had a vMen of tha risen Christ for la tr n d o n Or b v g l a n . To help y o u r n e ig h b o r -ju s t aa yon n a i ft tm eform ed hia Ufa. W# knew a diaoofyta degonarate In Delaware, Ohio who would want to b* halpad— If yon aao atranwas given a vision o f tho risen Christ and te n hi tho neighborhood, apparently up to thm vision made a saint o f tha moat dograved man wa had ever known. Thla la called n thoophany and such appearances by; no moans represent tha totality e f tha In­ _ ‘ "TT. ™ . finite which is utterly beyond men’s compro- you’ll think of. may b* InatrumsnUl in liMsIon, but such visions have ladaad trans­ making your komacoming pleasant instead of tragic. formed tha eivilisad world. R. Weed© Is Newest Matinee Idol BOTLI A All man wha >pe ef SMcma ta ar. mUMU-agM, I cm taka hurt 4*. adeem.. Whltohurat team one X. found tho baseball ond haaomaa couldn't field a pelm-riggtd atoU ground bell." EoQeher said. a J*!™ <-Wt ^ . thla guy Waste? Where did t e l i " t a ! This rather mysUftad Wtate. .h e “ W mUdly: , “ Wtet did M y think r « bees doing all those years In opera?" Waste, a eeweert star ter tww deeadaa, has auag with every ■*• wlaagwwm wha Jor epera company la America, BUICK f* * * jS L * S £ ? S io * S 5 S £ ? ?S a ^ ! S Z - , T i m I m ^ T ie ^ m a u Warn afx cenU le eevn cents an # * * # ; ralaea (ho rate ow th# n a d . tem"haii ESTJuES i nSn IS cult ta v o u t e aa htarmWln any elaaa ef m d which la already paying iu ewn way, We are offering various make*, models, years, at reduced prices. “ Jf* *nf •• F»rt tho postal { g j g g g ofm ^ n ra d *“ i,l| <l- M l* t * *.» j T S i ^ * 5 fw ^ ^ r iid O l l V e f T W I lt *f I* per east. Neither ef these ulahL h tm u , a(?wt puhikatfou* *t n .y nu.d«i «p four pfot-abte mm profit rvUglous, educational, purtnm l« crime after t*m afleclmtiflr, phllaathropie. agrieul- var dollars and a carton ef ate- BUICK USED CARS are the best money can buy. * J I Flymewth Sods*. ^ 1 Geed Meter ^ tural labor, veterans, or fraternal erettes were u k e . from the home •Tfanlaalions. The proposal alae of Roy Crowell, raises the rata on third data Twe S-reer-otd bora end n T- lh,_ ^ S T K m S In the a m elaae reta D^her. is seini ta have a hard time pMST i U J S i f S Z t like a I t n e h a » ^ r t C S 5 . * « h . i ita u u ^ _ DO ; .VH. r **Urt Here Is your chance to buy a better than average car below aver­ age price, Check and Compare! You will agree that NICHOLSON aflert ta improve their owa gffie, ..m slims by asm- Including tha Matrepalltaa. la at firri takes Ha U atin punted that hla ap- !& £ * * !* • B U K U R ’S deficit. These lien* made that defleit uareallatlc. ..ew each depart ment, including the Congreta p a n tha Poet Office DopartmeM fleit unrealistic. Now otch departtoday U a deficit la the Foot NX!- •** S X .8? !* ? Vive a hard time hut **•* ^ ■ UUo*- T1*** teCT#4Wt B0!1.**! •"* * * * dvarattaa ' . j j j than, should make tha Post Office ««d ■ * * ? *H far hlmaal*. „w ,r a s !i , ^ •hrtaf **** ,#iet n ? L ___ „ nes* a h S S Ji ta3 1 2004 Cedar Avt. create !e postal ratal will pooh, ably paaa but eet unUI after some eg the ncreaaee have been eUmW eased. m mtetaneo dm bill rscommended to the House does, among « U NTtly • httslness and ftcit Franked and penalty mall ptr(ly a nervle# botltutlow la (free mail) a* well aa air and rail ether words, the iMemmendetleu subsidies were foreeriy charged at the House Committee m Port up to the Poet Office Department ||Q C # 909 w O 1 9 S m a ry Mewtarvy M “Herdaea", Tww tens Light gray and medium I M * . Geed T im , Tww Tews Green Lenther Uahaletary Mora • 0 • Matk Drira.EwdKEentar.Otlu er Merrnry A ternaries. Geed Mechanical Crudities f l g $3 95. w *** w **J a WEE IE OF IW W trrate That WIR «*• Oneiu 1T^ < 9 w?* S S S r ' 5 ^ 4 5 0 . e 11 rwlall ^ S S T 'w h H e WaB T im . Seat O m r*, h,eram*Uc. Rotas, Hester,. Other Fertlai Acccsmrlee. Seed giteiateal emdttlew C C Q C F J W J . tw * fw * ^ ^ f l A jb l| | ~ | V __ _ f l f W H # V i & F Dedwe 1 S AoceoS 5 J1i w0 M9 450 9. ■ester.3Other taritOe J l w a r 5 6 9 5 , Goori U m kiitm l U Chwetntet 1 Dr. Brins M Tww Taws Gray and « r —v flnlrh, fined Tl—s, Seel Cevere, Fewer Glide. V l ^ Q E KeCK Heeler, litter Ctev- f I A W J . rntet Aceeaamtea. Lww Hitm m W W engn —, ---------- -- ----------1 « Cherrntet 1 Hr. Bedaa W Two Taws Gray asd Elsa Flakh, Gaud r i m . ■ mm — K J rBeater, a k Othar S i SChav. B S 1 5 9 5 . RadK triad Arnmariaw. Lew MU- H abewE me by tha people of Seminole County hi say m t r a l In s u r a n c e _ < | | Ealth Speatel SedanaS slightly higher er tew- f h m r Awar Year flm Bwlan ! for state representative. _ ^ Fm tkslly WUta WaB Tiers, *e«l Cevtra, Dyne* w | flew, Radte Heater, Other Bakh Arcieeeriie. Lew Mitewgw — — ............... t A * J g Feettoc fedenet Relte • Motor} Hydrametk, *Bdl Btafchahar 4 Dr. t M l CyHOUr pts-k g f Retrk « Dear Itaed• w - ........ S-r-u ICn%. I m Relit) Tww Ten* finish S A P “ i mate him ever- Whoa “ Tho Meet Happp FoU*'' v w ld find R easier ta ge ahead. !li i E b S ^ r t W ^ o i f i n ar*a gnataal hecama aa imMdlata kS. tha word - y M meat, fln t at all. arvpar. u « w L °m 3 ^ . T S Z S e 'w J S T Y tew tk U auar'a “ The i,- ksfled hr «fita'a finest late gy aad Reeo." n te af Tony, aa AT THE OLD LOCATION Ln ttd T b s h u t ^ * * * jjj tteftry the w r w l (a(U *“ !*• u ^ ^ “ iJ(frJ £ 9 9 * * ! • * • c<** tniendw groups, . The bewe were made of palm sailocejot---------------------------- George sported that the a.tlvo. . _ Jtt***4 * hU ****" U el,,r' H o r i A n n K A M t i t “ Wrong brand,- ho opUiaed. n O r l w r l y I x O p O r iw -The Army had «n air base than November romance*, *af In rt. u y , u ■ aan'teraa «*untmS D r t « t » ^ i«»t ehort break eren. _______ £ lhi tfSlfSE Th. chw M th. I plump-teaterad. Filed atoudy: S e te L iS J w t e h w M u aisle 1 * " ' * to ar*M #II 2 * S 5 m M d le iie d a a i “ I hare tha asms phllaaashytha war " * * " * " * D***6* Department la a service In- IUAEEE, *«*!*•• * ' 7 * h**^f a aa ladkfmtably they d i d % £ * W FSSZ . j g K . J pmpU, rf mmm de ,,y £ S T S , £ d fS ^ d fJ S ce T ll UP for a let ef dlffcnacea between , "T ”* creaioe are loo much. Those w b. etar tod*y auad far a aivocco from _ ___ dsodIo _ dUforoncos Innee or ViT® . *•* argue that M la a business inatitu- Dr. U w li V.Merrill, Beverly Wtla L S A f S S*M J T h e S i S «»***% *, U they made a barter " « w S * a y a i t t e i M f i a phyddia. They wan mairiad ha pdllag inaa aad “ tee ae »a«*rmm«. Oar Saksrnem and Repair Shop “ 5,:I*IT 'sfuss. *£y„ &*** ehsfleagod the salteri to a tlsja *P. «nd J he eight ef Teny's viaterv. aa edicater hareeg, was “the »»“«* , o«>«r minor changm. thrnugh a lee. Wee*, waa meaaamg hla malaaprlag ef my aarme. It la estimated that If this hilt Howevrr, Just like Dickna hadfaa mall with buckets, and meat -wa*ra sh suck self-made see. Nwe* » written, M win lucresew marled little here, the S-year-eld af the letter, war* la famlnlae g , t<^ tr ••w. uaad actual. ^ revenue of the Poet Office Do- croesed op hla pels He aepaaled hantwrltlag. Tewy had Mfrmd the b I hm't Wink anral « * « mdf. percent about $ui million a back ouUlde with ne loot aentlmaatal Udlee, ten mateT year. LaM year tho DepartmMt UUr, ha returwed alone, he iy'e aewoat matL I asked Weeds what he Vmtelf w ymag ear tall thought, e g stags, abort May-and- id hove a s a n e n Dreamy South Pacific Is No More in,. teiy stuff, but an informed community la * eiia U ns more. The Island na. field. The natives bed no glevae curve,1* said KeUeher, who played protected one. When the haeaMs e f losing lives, vis radio and wer.galncd or shoos and tholr uniform* were Uiree year* of college hall, personal valuable* and belongin'* era made knewUdge, are strictly up * date. W aetothe, hut they seald pUy David 1 . Georg* «1 Haaohte, £ BELL'S Standard Service Station Bskh Bpariat Bard- „ s2 6 7 5 . ' K. IAMH OUT AGKNCT I �T H E S A N F O ftP TOW A L P FH . Itinc 1, IBS* P a ce 8 So/ciedfcvQJdlA Sara Jacobson Honored Guest A t Informal Meal Lingerie Shower Fetes Bride-Elect M. Von H e rM i* Vr*. Msnnel J*»nh*on s-d»tH hv Mrs, Artens Tetenhaum enter­ tained Wednesday night with an lnfor"'il b- 'ftt *-noe* In h—or of Mill Sara Jacobson, SHS tr»du»tl»» «enl«r. The a^ale w*« stared In the •arden at the Jacobson home on Sanford Are. __ where t brlchtty colored Hithts were strung up in the class color*. The girl* wer* •rated at table* centered with ftrn end red flowtn while a fried chicken e o i'o i war irrrtd to them. Those Invited to attend wen Mils Jaeobion, Silts Pat Dunn, Mlii Patti Witte, MUs Margaret Moore. Mill Janice Klataw. SIlis Mary Rote Speer, Sills Elisabeth Woodruff, Mlsa Betty Ann Mun* ten, Miss Glenda Sllkwood. Mill Nancy Travasos, Slisa Marian Davis, Mias Starty Cameron, Miss Mary Ann Wright. Sllss Gracia 8mlth, Stlis Harriett Bedding, I Miss Dawn Ann Pearson and MUs I GeH Spivey. I Alio enjoying the event were ■Mr, and Mra. Slanuil Jacobson, Sir. end Mr*. Herman* Jaeobion and Sir. and Sira. M. Tatenbaum. MIh Margaret von Iferbutii va i honored on Tuesdav night with a lingerie shower by Mr*. Frank Alllii, Mr». Joseph Challdln, and Mn. BIO Moon, at tha horn* of tha litter an Mapte Ave. Tha living room wai besutifully decorated with rose# and baby bnath, while the taea covered dirInf table held a renter piece of ro*e and pink candlea. Games were enjoyed with -wire# beinj won by Mlae Bobbye Mor. ton, Mn. Buddy Lae, and Mn. I . H. Cultum. Mlia von nerbulla then opened bar many tovely gifts and refreshments conilatinf of limeade, cup­ cakes, mints and ntita were serv- SIR. AND SIRS. HOMER MILLER Marriage Is Revealed Today Mr. and Sira. J. B. Howard efj Mlia Anna Miller and Guy Maitland announca tha marriage )tr> ditar and brother el of their daughter, Barbara, to groom ware maid nf honor Homer Milter, son of Sir, and best men. Sir*. Glenn Miller of Sanford _____ ■ _ . __o« • _„ . _ Tha groom Is meat raana.T< Monday, Slay 51 at 1 p.m In tha ^ AAP stora at Sanford. Firat Baptiat Church of 8*tiford. 4. . with tha Rev. W. T, Brooks Jr. I Miller attended officiating. : wnwl*. The bride was attired In a The couple will m id# at white dreia with matching acces-' homa at the Dreamwold Ti tories. 1Park. Society Has Picnic June Wedding Being Planned Twenty-sis msmbers and guest* of tha Samtnola Audubon Society enjoyed the annual picnic at Kelly Park, Monday evening. The following officer! were elected for th* coming year, preildlnt. Mf«. C. F. L'nrt; vice-preiident. Mra. F. D. Liske; treasurer, Slit* F. E- Huyatte; corresponding secretary, Sir*. H. C. Hetssll) recording secretary, Mrs. A. G. Writ; Publicity, Mr*. J. E. Dunwoody, Corn syrup la often called for In candy raclpei because It hslpe pre­ vent the formetlcn -of Urge crys­ tals that Interfere with imooth texture. BETTr ANN MUNSON WILL CLOSE MONDAY, IN OBSERVANCE OF WHICH FALLS ON 3UNDA1 JUNE 3rd . IDEAL GIFT Rxcitement, tension and • mix fading of aadMta and gladnan were felt by many of the *4 the hlg student* at the Seminole High Cka Hlito School Claaa day held la the ^ that auditorium 10 a m. yaaterday. |Amerlcanli For tha Seniors it meant a education.” -aort-of farewell" from the low-| Mri M ar elaiamen and from the faculty hlnd *u ^ wot to mention principal, Herman v X. Morri., wha la alio leaving. * Right before the events aUrted u . „ N(U1C, ^they were lined la straight rows ^ hlahesi ® in front of the school for th# traditional picture taking after JJU* E“ " which tha lt'Sfl Graduating class marebad in th# larga room to th# ■nd 1 strains of "Pomp and CircumNix, pi atanca” by tha High School Band,' person to which showed the empty place* for four yi o f the 8enlor band member*. Stanley ai Miss Barbara fimllh, senior year etude ahaplaln, gavis th# devotional: Miss Oil - gestarday 'using as bsr chapter, Club leich< f First Corinthians, 13. my Wyat w Jimmy Oeren, tall lanky preii- president a dent of tha clasa made a short mils him," ■peach explaining the feelings of tented hli t ie group for the school, faculty which he « •nd the meaning of tha ela»*' Contest hs colors. He then cnlled Bobby MttCerilftral chall nnd John Clarke on stage isnted to to preaent to Principal Morris Ded, Ke -fo r bis wisdom nnd guidance" a Rtrly Jr., ■1ft ns "n token of nppreciatlon Cullen, Pal Revlon’s j u iu / u in u L turprlse nnd pleasure said. Its • mighty fin# gift." A* an added feature Jimmy brought out a tell feat box which contained a "10 allon Stetson" bat and which routht loud applause from the crowd as Mr. Morris -tried K the Celery Fed." Sara was Editor and Chief while Pat was business C U n d e c id e d to ► G ra d u a te? " ' Prict Special Continues through Graduation may we suggest a W ATCHES • Elgin NOT TRANSFERABLE OB TKADBABLX tN CAJR Girard Parragaui • Loaglaaa • Mid* E. KADER, Jeweler �•» Additional Society Happy Birthday Mar Dr. Jam#* A. Smith lira. Sam JJunn June I Tony ChalMln Margo Dunn Dickie Roundtree Juno 2 Pam Reynold* E. J. Martin R. W. Ruprecht Tha Junior High P-TA will h*** a recaption for R. E. True, re* tiring principal, at* the Yacht Club from I to 10 p. m. The annual Meeting of tha board and members of Die Seminole County Chapter of the American Red Cron will be held at 10 a. m. In Room SIT, Sanford Atlantic National Bank Building. Election of officers and report* of commit­ tees. ! CAPTAIN ROBERT W JACKSON, UHN, Commanding Officer of Sanford Naval Air Station, Inspects ;;,J NAS Administrative Department during his monthly Inspection of personnel. The inspec j members »f of tha 1 held In working uniform. Following Captain Jackaon la Lieutenant Commander H. A. Hall * U8NR,, Dlv*s?onnOfficer of “the Administrative Department (Official Photo. U. S. Navy) Legal Notice n iu r m o t* era**: VO WHOM IT w a r CONCERN:' _ ' Bermuda has had 38 assembly­ men line# 1887 when It first be­ came a *el(-governing colony of (iryat Britain, K#UM |I a*r*by elves t hat * 8a k u iS fit r s r .! Clark of th# Circuit rqurt. In sn* fur Mmlnol# County. XlnrIds upon r.rslni of ernof o f Ih* eubllcsiloa “ I this notiee, the flclltlnu. asms. »•>w it: "Royal Xntlsae 1‘ lsels’ tmiler which Ih# u*4.r*lan*a »«*«*»* hu.fn.M Is Altsmonte BBrlnas. 10ismlaola Counly, Florlil#. Tiisl Ih* nsrtlcs IntfrstlsA In «*ld business enisrprtie are as follonsi s ® Hr v r a . . » » Ht'I.PA H. VAtrOHAJf xtrrtra nr rnnrrr.m vna row w m S ’f f W M i d M T Tftu will take entire (tisl Iks Rnsrd af County CommlMln*»rs, it le:#» • flock A. M. on Ik* tltk dar of Jun*. 111*. *t Ik* County Court R o u st In Psnford Florida, will ronaidtr sod dtlsrm ln* wkrthrr nr not th* Connie w ill rln«». varslr. r*- N O T IC E T O PROPERTY OW NERS Tha 1955 delinquent .Real Estate tax lint of the Cltjr o f Hanford, Florida In posted »t thn front door (on tha bulletin board) of tha Seminole County Court House, •nd at th* front door of tha City Hall, and will remain ao posted for a period o f four consecutive weeks. All Real Estate upon which the 1955 taxes have not been paid, and against which tax certificate has not already been Issued will be sold at public auction on the 25th day o f June A. D. 1955, commencing at 1ft o'clock A. lf. at the front door of the City Hall in the City of Sanford. Florida. IT. If. layer, City Clerkea YOUR HOM E C O STS M O N EY AFTER A LL•CHICK FO R REPAIRS WHILE. TH EY A R E SM A LL CONCRETE P fP S q A d tW SATURDAY ■Tha Castle Memorial Bible Qla**, Methodist Church will hava a covered dish social at Mc­ Kinley Hall from 8:30 to 8:30 p. m. Baby sitter* are available. Airmen Decide To Ban Banbury BANBURY, England 'A - Some 3,000 U. 8. airmen, it was dis­ closed Thursday, hava decided to ban Banbury until they bury the Banbury ban. The bin declares the town out of bound* for British troops. It was imposed by the British army's Western Command "to prevent trouble with U. 8. servicemen." Spring ha* coma to England, and It seem a there has been a cerlain amount of Allied friction over girls. The Infffence that they needed help from Western Command In such competition did not sit well with the Americans. After think, ing il over, they arrived at a dacision: Until tha town It opened up again U tha British, the aYnks themselves will no longer "ride a hot bu* to Banbury Cross," which Is tha way tha old nursery rhyma goa* these days. • "Tha fallows," said an officer at tha U. S. base In Upper Heyford, "are real upset by tha treatment given lha British troop*. They havo decided to give Banbury • mis* at a token of sympathy." Among tha 1.000 British Tommies at nearby Kineton, lha new* touch­ ed off g positive wave of BritlshAmerican friendship. Tha general feeling spread that tha Yanks are pretty good blokes ot heart. In Banbury'a aalooni, pronounc­ ed "pubs," thtra wero silent rash register* and deep gloom, "Those Yanks," laid one publican "are tha bail customer* w# ever had." Meanwhile. In Parliament, Indig­ nation was brewing in tha person of 14. Col. Marcus Lilon, a Labor member from London's Brlaton district. A fine thing, the colonel said, whan a British soldier becomes an undesirable alien in hit own, his native land. So the colonel filed this motion In the House of Commons: "That in tho opinion' of thi< House the military order banning British troops stationed nearh) from visiting Banbury to that only American troop* are permitted ther* should be countermanded forthwith." Nobody knows what will happen neat. But what with one thing and another, thr* hasn’t been so murh aacitement in Banbury since Cym­ ric tha Baton clobbered the British hare In the Battle of 55*. Want steamed vegetables to tailo their best? pouie D\em with a couple of tablespoons of butter when they have finished cooking. . .1 A.PANTOMIME "NO MORE" at the Sanford Women** Coif Association banquet. (Left to right) Mr*. Russell Wilson, Mr*. Boyd Weber, and Mrs. Earl Hxinhotham. (Photo by Jameson) Presbyterian Church will hava pastor of First Presbyterian ihelr party at the home of Mra. Church at 7:30 p. m. Harvey Swanson, Lake Mary, at Tb® Chancel Choir will rehearse _ .. ... „ at First Presbyterian Church at 7:45 p. m. Miss Charlotte Smith . I.fld pi file will I* co-hostess. I First Christian Church will have The Sanford Tourist and Shuf- « study session led by Mrs. Jsniet flcboard Club will meet at the L. Horton Sr., 7:3U p. m. at the Center for a covered dish supper home of the chairman. B, H. Mil, Hams, 'J313 Poinsettla. 8 p' * , , , The rrgular business and lunThere will lie a hoard meeting rhecm of the genernl Woman!* of the elected and outgoing hoard* club will be held at 1V30 p. m. at the Sanford Woman-.* Club at at tho cluh center. Reservation* the homo of .Mrs. F. T. Moriwe- »"“ **■ he made by Tuesday afterther on Celery Ave. 10 a. m. ,’00" wilh Mr,< 0 " " r * " * " ' • WEDNESDAY THURSDAY „ ... T ^ , . CWF Circle One of the First ^ rJVrnn5t* Jr'e,,, Christian Thureh will meet kt 10 the midweek Pr®>c[ al a. m., at the rhurch for devotions Hrst Rap ist Church at T:-0 p. w Mr; j , lnM u „ orton Jr„ m. He continue, his studies in the , h(, t f offlceri( fol. Bonk of Act!. lowed by ■ picnic al Ft. Mellon Sunday School Worker* Cnnhr- pnrv. ence will bo condpctcd at First The Junior Fellowship and JunBapltst Churns at 8:15 p. m. |nr choir will rehearse at First Circle No. 0 of the Women of |>r<,,byt#riaii Church at 3:15 p. m. the First Presbyterian Church ( xhe Youlh chojr w|„ rehMrg, will meet at 10 a. m. at tha home „ t . p,r|t |.rc,byte*lan Church at of Mr*. W. E. Dodson, 117 West - . jq p m St. | ^ piano reeltrl will lie presentThe tiir! Smuts will meet at ,,| by the pupils nf the Fannie K. First Presbyterian Church at 3;3u Munson Piano School in memorp. m. Inin to Mr*. Fannie Stcmbridge The Mid-week Bible Hour will be Munson, at 8 p. m. In the studio rondurtrd by Rev. A. G. Melnnis, I at 803 Myrtle Ave. All friend* fisA & on ah Mr. and Mr*. Jay H. Beck will leave Sanford on Saturday to attend Commencement exercises of the University of Florida in (lalncsvtlle, of which Mr. Beck it an alumnus of the clai* of 1831. lie has the honor of being one of the oldest alumni who attends the exercises regularly. M [ ] BoUt-ta-flxtoreo SnUt-ta-ftitnm M laatal allW nllle faa 11Hear rUar FUleklac Flalahlnf 11 Stdiagaad Siding and trim Termlta aaotial li O— d i work H 9 The Jny Recks will visit In McRae, 15a., also before returning tn Sanford, McRae is the former home of Rosalie Hollnnion B*ck, where they will visit her two grandsons, Thomas Hollomun.lil and Stephen Hollomnn and other relative* and friends. Strawberry rhubarb, with Hi tender pink stalks, needs no peel ing. and patron* ar* extended s torillil invitation. ORANGE Improvement Co. 201 E. Commercial Phone—Sanford 2822 Wholesale THE SENIOR CI.AHH OF U K AT SEMINOLE HlliH SCHOOL taka Experiment t« find eut how much batter ynur waffle iron will Tha Battar Vision Institute es­ hold; heap, track of the amount timate* that 43S.000 Americana a yaar hava disabling injuries from and uia that meaiuremci.. when­ ever you bake waffles. do-it-yourself work. direct « WM mm** [1 Rlaa w m www [] H HamUng w lbg [1 Ckbuey repair* li1 Bamadal < SeawM mm bb Wtrb« ' VaUaye and getter* Wiring ■ ■anting Add naw new mama mm BmUag : Fereb and etap Add 1 :■ 1 1 Gangs Bagain Pnlatteg "M Vika and drtvaa flrgiLn minting " Owtatda wok n AddJUnal talk ' H Adi dnMMBB >1 Distributors PACToay iNTtobucTOsy sriciAC tn sparkling Gloss and velvety Semi* Gloss, DUCO Alkvd Enamel is ideal for woodwork - walla — furniture. Odor/ea* during application.' Made to taka hard wear, it stays bright and fmh. Just wash it to keep it dean. * CsD M'l nmedeled with ROCK.TEX stewa aidiag. Let our dtilga aapwrH custom dailgn yew home — fra* eitl> ■m U*. without obligation Coll nmrl Lumber ft Supply Yard ■i FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD — | their place* 1<i begin Class Day fesUviUra yesterday. (Staff rhnta) Finance thoee needed Rome Repnlra with a low-coit-FHA repair loan—N o H ow * Payment— up to SI m on th s to repay. tYour loan can cover both material and labor. Yon need not bo a depositor to taka advantage of this economical wav to repair your home. An FHA Ldmn will paj fog (he following repair* and m anjr others. n f [1 InealatM Inealattan ■'; Culkiag CnalktM Now reef New r*ef ! Igtanatana litonotano nmUgtog Look* and feels like real wood bssi aevet seeds paint. Unlike, wood, this tiding cso’l warn.1 rot sad it’s tcrmii. proof.) Built-in AUTOMATIC IN. SULATION saves an fatU Terns to suit. Orange Improvement Co. Ml R. CMOmrrrlal I’hons 2511 213 W. Third S t , Sanford, Fla. Phone Wholesale Distributor* 7 �n •i Snap Out Of It !! M—PIANO SERVICE IF TOTT HATENT TRIED TAUT ACTION** WANT ADS TOT ARK REALLY MISSING THE liOAT! THEY ARK A SURE FIRE WAY TO RAISE MONEY RY SELLING YOUR UNUSED ARTICLES FOR1CASH I 11—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD GOODS • MERCHANDISE L. L, fill! — Puno Teehmct.a 41—ANTIQUES Phono 21*4 Route Sanford 31—ROOFING—PLUMBING PLUMBING HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN '•AMlqUIH-pdcli. & end# stored I .,. h year*, Bale Tueaday att Warthiouar,, Ho operty Lake Hodgkin ‘ “Prop Onora, aouth Airport. vsZD WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. C»I1 958 Cantract and repair work. Free estimates. R. L. Harvey. |M 43-ARTICLES FOR BALE Sanford Are. Phot* t ip . • REAL ESTATE Can 1821 Frl, Jon, I, la w T H E SA N F O R D H E R A L D THE OLD HOME TOWN *3—BONES <Ntvr«eu*fvwMttgie rn , T By STANLEY 3-BEDROOM, tile bath. Plertd* room. Oak flo m . large let, •hade A fruit trees. Call Io?«-W. su 1 , rif*t st. 3 Bcdrwea Ceweme Bleak SEWING machines, Ph. 1014-U Buy your Furniture at Berry's VA — J23S Down Payment warekeeae Furn., Co., at 901 w. M. G. HODGES let SL AU natieaaUy adv. furS«nrlc« on All Water Pumpe— FOLDING Coi»—J3.98. SO FL Hoi* jb Jto m t colon u a and i tHo. Act fait ‘ihooat I.95. All aiio Tarpaulin*. Armynliwre at warehouse orlcee. Walla prilled - Pump* avy Surplua. 310 Sanford Ave. A. K. Sheemiakrr, B«iU«r PaoU Road Phno* too ' 19*1 18- f a r m a n d g a r d e n Plumbing, Kreiky Heating S 12Z S T * * w T jK IN r. Phone aoo euth Park—Pbo»* M ffo rT M 1A—PLACES' TO EAT .i*ml FREE fi.h fry ionite at thn Doggie and III* Diner Pf Bar, Lake Uary, »' liarllng at 1:00 it. ¥«ry, INI Mai Beer on Tip, 10c. S S S rtfJ- M/mitr fm m u u A—CARD O f TH< »R u -R P E O A L W W W W* '• wiah Wl»h t« Hprm no? loop ap- ENVELOPE*. letterheads. tuta preelatio. to ivary one—friend* menu, Invoice*, band bill*, and and atraniari, for thalr many r o i r a m * , au. Prugreaalve Si acta - ‘ o! kindness and aonalder#rwung Co, Phene 40* — 403 tion at tpa iim* of our Upfof u Wett 13th SL sin* ‘ lialdant. Our tunata au care th ~ ORLANDO RenttMl Star, C*R friend* R«ipii Rnr, itM . I'PROMTRRING for their eapart Custom Uada Drapery and Slip care. Cover*. Kite 4 J?d Bwalta S T A N L E Y K U LP -LOST A W * FOUND Phono Sanford — 2SU J MU S. Park (Blway 1TM) 08T — ||«lk f « k « to Park Ave. Ajuwf T. V. RKPA1RI la" Reward, a m 'TU U P. m. Service Call* *3.00 W. A. Norm Ph. ISM. J. Q. Herrin, POUND—Blue Wallet. Social Sc. Ph. 2893-J. Uctnaed Teetmicurity card With nant# Eyltlle eian*. guaranteed work. Shlber. Ow*gf p a y bav# ky pay. ing for P - ,,is s ju r ~ 1949 Ford Triotor Double Venetian BHwda Bottom 14’* Plow, a Row Ra*|oted bead. Sag-proof hath NOT A PROJECT! r*u with pQuitt* e*d*.Pteatie _ Cultivator, r a m tapes. OMME *» tolog BRITT TRACTOR CO. cord*. * Senfcnrtk CftNB a d P i M On Hiway J M I fle. Phone 501 EO T- Dome* af Real ly: Brittany Farm Kernel. Early 112-114 Wert 2nd SL Phone 3J0 BLACK eyed peai 4 iwtat com American, Ultra Modem, Oe*for aala. Bring coniamcr L ELECTROLUX Vacuum cleaner. Pick. 11.09 .bushels Ph. 237LW, ventlonal A F ie nek Colonial Compute attachment*, perfect Ua ||utchUop, Cameron City. tape*. condition, fjo. Phone iTts-R. Metal filing cabinet* $ 3,50 Office deilr limed o*k 25.00 Regular Poker table 11,00 1-arge round coffee table 1100 China cabinet round g|aia M00 Liquor bar—mahogany 2T.50 Inner spring mattreap Regular *3|!eo Special »ala 20.00 Untinlaned (meets, 4 drawer 1T.I0 Unfinished chetli, 3 drawer* 19.40 Unfiniihed double, 8 drawer 3.100 Fireitone outboard motor 22.50 32 Automatic pistol 25,00 Soln reel glaat yod 1*90 New all m«kt* itwlai maehln.i interchangeable Singer pari* BIN Super Trading Pont 1 mite aouth Phon* 3017-W open evening* • y iW On larsn UMeeaped t>tai in the kn*i gf ntighkar yj-W ANTHI ID BUT WANTED—Out, two, or three H, P, alr-compretfor. Call 2031-W, PINE timber, e trad too lar^e ay amall. J,- . f OUima. to* *tb SL Sanfp* • RENTALS r Pint SL Avalon Apia. Efflaleeay. Pbeoe FURNISHED Mellonvllla, Garage apL new COMPLETE with all the feature* you have dreamed aheut aueh a* colored General Electric ap PUangga and inbred gbm bbg TlWfw*wfl AND available at vgaionahle cea with Dm bait Gnawing flnaneinj *lth Minimum down-pay moots. it—apartments Wprivate keoda. Wellborn C. Phillipe, Jr. 2300 Since 1949. Sanford’a Loading Builder of home* for over l.MO 87—BROKER! In* REALTORS 18—REAL ESTATE WANTEE HUTCHISON'S ocaae Fr ont people. Sales Office: Little Vcoicn IT—BROKERS and REALTORS WELL DRILLING Apia. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona In Loch Arbor. ^ *—PERSONAL RimCRR S. Park Ave. FRANKUN REALTY mall hoaaa la gRyu With to BUY email Pump Salta with Beach. Call 2374-W. PBONE 1394 For Sale—l bedroom house, tep fairly naw, Repair Service " ftellaway THOR wa*hing machine, *11. 11 NICELY fumiihcd I room garage Alexander ft Stringer ante garage. yard. Writs P, G A R L A N D SH AW Red pullets, *1.11 ea. (Rave Heal Kitate O tnauraoce *2, D* Uary, paytepa Reach, apartment. Call C, C. W*l*h, 111 TeL** 1 2 & 5 BEDROOM HO.MEf Mr*, taurine Mcaienger, Aiaoe. P. O. Bo* *41 beep producing about 6 week*). or M3-R. Dow,, -isymenl - ()IS tg |330: 107 Magnolia Ave. ‘ 11 Raula . Pb. 18 aula p Pyjoahlal Ishool LONGWOOp monthly payments—$37 tn -oil Third A H oak*. °‘ grade. |l.oo FURNISHED Apt*. Milk W. FRst Phene: w. p. W-Mll Local end Long Distance gievInfincluding principal agd inti-reM, os. Call M1-W. Bt, Reaionablo—Phone 1321. Agent. lor HOWARD VAN F^tancmg insured VA or CERAMIC TILE 1 LINES, INC. PENINSULAR Apartment- Suit, ! TRANSFRR ft STORAGE, l«c, Paul P. Mueller A Son Ph 1U UAOIC CHEF gas range In good EPPICIENCY able for bachelor er couple, RAYMOND M. BALL Fret etUmate. Quality work. | j^ T d. y ° n‘ M ,,o n ,b le- 1,tlone r Office r to ta l Ava, f Mn* OSCAR M HARRISON Private bath. Acroia from Pott LOWELL B. OZIER FU R N I9H E D A N D IN S T A L L E D SU*. REG. RROKER8 Office. Manuel Jacobgon. W*n drilling, water guaranteed. Bonder ^ Phene lisa S. D. Hlgkieyman, Aaeociaf# GOOD upright piano. MS, tuned Office; sag) * Orlando Dr. BY 100i-W* m GlRta—Enjef a unique and dlfEfficiency aparunent*, air conMl Hoatb Park Ave, Pbeae 990 ana delivered. Phone 1T2S-H. • lerent viiatlan dltlonmg and t v optional. 252) Limit 69 girl* S. Park (Highway 11-92). San­ IF IT IS REAL ESTATE 48-APPUANCIM ford. CLARK'S TOURIST COURT ask OnmJey A Uoatellb f w r * *• S U W H el 111 South Park Phene 771 PRljlDAlRE ip tb ia tu , sale* Three and leer room furniahed G E N E R A L T IL R C O N TR AC TO R n w ■new 1»— .w. G. ft. High, Oviedo, apt*. Very clean and close in. D IA L RnnfRnl E1W -W hone FOB-)11S or Senlerd Phone CIO, J Inline Cownn. alley s p. m. See ua far French Ave. Properly BEAUTIFY YOUR BATHROOM WITH CERAMIC • EMPLOYMENT HEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN t-HOOM furnlibed apt. Tite bolh, H O M E S AIR CONDITIONING 2544 French Ave. private entaaoce. Phone 3330-J wade by N-RVLF WANTED-FEMALS I will not For Room or Building J. W. HALL, REALTOR 4EW, Beautifully Designed THREE anyone H. B. POP* CO. INC. 3-BEDROOM ApL 1820 Park. Ph. Johnny Walker, Aiaoclato WAITRESS — Apply Touchbon'i OLIBH and FOUR Btdroom Homes • 1 m se«4b Park Ave, “ ; , m i c "Call Hall" Phono 1758 1444 Drug Store, Ur, Clerk. and I Bath* f t « i eW lH !W I S I ia Y 'iW rum . 1 BR k a BR apt*. Also * • AUTOMOTIVE IXPERIENCED Wlltreu eppl/ BAG tlEH LY FIIA and VA fG ll FINANCED garage apt. Ph. 43I-W. oR jrGINATORS OK THE LARGEST AUCTION O* Robert A, William*. Realtor A Varied Selection of Plana APPLIANCE CENTER Raymond Lundqolit, Associate ■—BOATS AMD N IN EXISTANCE — THE HAN8BROUQK N TION Priced from *11,200 to 134,oog 'Your WeaRnghouso Dealer" Cool, 2 Bh furnuhed apt. Screen­ Phone 1873 Atlamie Bank Bldg REALTY iLTY and AUCTION COMPANY—W«n*4d ft PHONE 1167 IIS MAGNOLIA ed porch. Summer rale. *50 FULL — or part time. Regular Qualified In -over __— ...... Built By - -‘- 30 — -State*—NOT — • ■ -— —— — — - gluat p-—— -*•Auctioneer*, - —• mo. 1T03 Magnolia, Ph. 1SG8-J, weakly pay check, and keep lUQIILY EXPERIENCED, PROFESSIONAL REAL ODIUM A TUDOR, INC, your Important job aa wife and 41—BUILDINQ MATERIALS ORGANIC--------(NIZATiON. 3 • ROOM furnished apartment. Builders of Finer ffomc* mother. No iavcstmenL Phone Close in, lit E. 8th SL IS0.0Q W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO For Florida Living monthly. Phone 23C6 or 1033. USED BRICK ABSOLUTT1 FOR SALS — f H Park Ave. Pkone 21 er 141 TWO CARLOADS beau HOMES AVAILABLE: UNREIBRVRD motor,“ M(------f e g f e S 'S S W r-W S L P WANTED—MALE U h d tr N ew M anagem ent brick, Oraue, red, an burnt U M tr N#W M anagement South Pinecm,TV;"Sanford, Fla L*2l. Ralph Rwarn,_______ Call UU. blaek. See them at SHERMAN San Lanla Anu Vacancy. Nicely Grove Manors ........ Sanford. Fla RELAX TOP WAGES te f r it claaa roofer, CONCRETE PIPE CO. LAKEFHONT LOTH—HOME8|TE8 furnished. Phone lTto-R. , Valencia Villa* .......DeLand, Fla Convenient, "Easy tn keep" 3 • B t-P A R W -M V A IM eapcrlenced In bulH-up asphalt Also Rustle Hummer Home bedroom house. Choice WynneSALES OFFICE RED'|-M1X CONERETE 3-Room fumUhed ept. Including and aabeatoa ahlngie*. PHONE I’ lua IS Arrea of Grove and H*m**lt*0 Wood location. Kpacloue lawn, MU I. Freneh Ava ulllitlea, hot and cold water. MIritis Concrete Co. fW ilT (U S H E R beautifully landscaped. Hard. ON LAKE TO110PEKAL1GA—Brian f Pbonet 1100 and M C lo » )n, 810.00 per week Phone 19* BIm Ave. Pbone 13» A ING—Paa#*M*f • * * * *»d Wwd floor*, panel TV room Clone to KUelmmee Phone 8048-W. ■tStucka; 1 •11.958. TERMS MONDAY, JUNR *— P- M. 14-WAUI or FEMALE ■ to 5-ton. ,Tlil* property hn* a large frontage op taV* Tdh^lItViSllga, SMALL fwmlihed apartment, 312 4 % Interest on M ortgage ‘ •CMS1* H O M E S where fi«hin*c ie «t it, l>- 1. inn K e u eiurqundvl fcv qut«t*W’ have an ouUtandlng oppor2987-M. Oak /Ava., “Phone -------Concrete Ce. Inj* resort* a* well n* summer home* *nd week-vnd eottagye. WLunity with over-average earn* joa ElmMiracle Ave llosa L. I’ nvton. BrnWer Phong 1331 Unfurnlihtd apt. Phone garage itg* D r ag,ir***ive men and " * It's nn ideal spot for your year 'round home. Thg property fa Alberta J. Hall, Aaaoclate -m u Ml-M. women. Immediate empioymeni to be sotd in such a manner that you may be eb|4 to eUV g*A METAL ROOFING PRone 2871 11-92 at Hnwatha or nure lots—in site to suit your needi; or, you may kg dele t* for Huh* who ran ou*rfy Full FURNISHED 3-room garage apt. * ^ K , ’,8 y i 5 & r ‘s - parutlmeparutlme. Apply m paraon buy 'he entire property In onu or more unit*. A'l leu kgva take twean U V na nad l i a. m. and I tween privileges. aif1Yo,7 r^flngC<a * M CouP‘*' 1401 ° ,k Ave‘ to • p. m. OR ...fOR .. IMPROVE.. ............. z-bedroom duThis hexntUuI resldenen nn tlie Ink*, Is built entirely of Hhermnn ( ’nncrete Pipe Co, UNFURNISHED ....... (?om pnny MENt CO., Ml K. Commercial cypress end U termite proof, An extremely targe living >0011 Out West l*lh SL |l baftfori ti* V tP p tKUChfn cguip,Hf<1‘ ^ BEA UTIPUL flv, room homa with paneled in I'ecky-Cypie,* features a cosy log-burning fireplace. FOR s a l : two A. B. Peterion, Broker Ai|ociat«a There are eight built-in bunks; a completely equipped glltaJee* trailer**? 44-BUWRRB R4UIPMINT CLEAN apt. Phona 699-J. ft. B. Peterson Jr.. P. J. ChetR-WORB WANTED—FEMALE trie VRebenette; a large uryened living porck with bglbgfilg iLa g g S K p s pit, and a carport*. terson, Garfield Willem, John 17 -HOUSES and COTl.aUES ITS middle aged lady want* I1AYMRS OMtce Machine Co.. *!l ," * * « nd kitchen t o l"-’ A( >' tOPKRTV:—From KI*«Immee. travel ft»lth o« Mriach, R. W. Williams, Haul c«|u|oment. This npme wae relie trailer, and r ft. Libgrt Old fit. Cloud Hwy.. turn right nt approximately 1*4 ml* free* M Field, A c: Doudncy, Land • r« mndnled for owner* own uta cabana,'t wlood — condition. able Hornet aod Apia. Pbone 17 city on Stuto ltd. GZ5, continue South 1 n;|, to fire* graded read Ruveyor. fircumiUnw# ««g Call 2400week *Her *:M; w iy. pj,. M40-M00-R UOa wae I to r'vht, V.'est '* mb to lirst giadcd road on rig|it. Follow sign* 116 N. Park Phone 1129. anytimee m i WMk4T«PVENmmC-BOUSEiQU» V-Bodrtnpi bouse, Phone 2983 W. to property. PARTEM * beoaewort- ffcoga Tl.nMfi: 257« r**h at Auction, balance anneuneed. PontiSt j 18—URED C A M NILE clean furnish* I cotug* on ion with Deed. -tt, Rent ay week or month, UNUSUAL OFFER '*1 KAISER M0, Phone 1IM X-M SHOP ECHOLS ghu and water furnished. Pb, l-STORY brick A frame home NFAV 3-BBDROOM HUME p m n d . 't u e cmg a perk. Excellent eondiFF N F.‘ "N — - •’-mnlv Mift-WL •M Ford S ________ passenger_____ Sedan full ___ IlF ;n, hardwood floors. All large on Ridge Road. 1 Bleak W * f U . l t?*»| equipped. $1545.00. ........... Phone 551-J HIGH SCHOOL boy with Po« wer 3-Bedroom bouse. Paneled porch, IWoma, a nearooma, living TUES„ JUNE $-*1:30 P. M. After * BJa. p mower wants mowing. f l f ’ M’ 4kitchen equipped, attic fan. $100 room, dining room. den. Kitch. Thie charming meaonry esnstntetad hem* If aliuatad iP • mo. Call 1222-J or 34S7.W. IT—RRo k k a i ean k e a l t o r s cn equipped with epplienccs end LAWN MOWING. Call delightful new residential section of town, L*M 8Wf* Daft BUSINESS dish washer. $13,76(1. Cash or and ha* lake prlvilegea. 7-ROOM house, 4 bedroom*. 1200 terms, The house I* of good elze with an extra Urge living room, SERVICES M-BUSnmSS OPPORTVNfTIH Kjm. Pk. U31-M._____ . , • «.M * DOWN n modern kIL-h-n and b-ith, and 3 nl>-o bedroom*. On* bedroom Spacious 3-bedroom modem home, house with garage. Call OZIER REALTY CO. FOR SALE - Groceery and gai H ran bo used a* a den or a dining ryppi, a* suit* your |n4i II— BKAUTT PARLORS dining room, tile bath, clactrlc ""rSo»TfkE«"'l*u “ gtROOM 248W. Italian Well etUp; Laura B. Oiler need*. They have ample closet apace with yp-to-cit* el giteben, attic fan and good well. Ktngalre Bed, fomplete , N il Your Beauty Number Pb, Ml nea*, g o o d location. Ulneit door*. The kitaben ha* a double sink and I* made doubly R if. R*a| E|iata Broker * Inche* wider and l-BEDROOM houte at 2424 Sum­ H arriett’a BnRity Noe4 tractive by the uae of knotty pine cabinet! and tries. The b< RETIREMENT ROME—$a,4*g JMI t a Orlande Df. — Pk. 1U* longer lhan ordinary M merlin. Rxlr* nice. Kitchen Florid*Ml*' Pk' *,,llord 105 So. Oak ful bath arqi all window .Ilia •ill* 'are are ceramic til*. AU wtndowa'aiM Bedroom Suite fg| furnlibed. $1)3 month. Owner 3 Redroomi, 2 porches, 2-car ga. door* are of Jhe aluminum Jalousie type, . . . needing . . »■ r i f f llttta Uoukceae bed, Dresser Will be on premises Sat. and . rage, nicely landscaped, close in. I f—RUILOINQ • MAJOR Company tenrico elation 31,000 down. maintenance. There are clear oak floors throughout The houae PAINTING v available immediately. Inven­ ia equipped with the now popular Cell-HoaL , it o ., tory proposition. Ph. 193. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 3-BALDWm COUNTY r^RMR • HOUSES ON LAKE—one 4-bed. $3,100 buys going buatnea* netting * ^ 2 L r s R » iW fs a f a * ” $4,200 per |fiart room $25 month (2 month* rent Beginning at lg.-gg A. II, ECHOLS BEDDING CO. FREE); one furnished $55, one ■*-91 H. M. C 2 ,u T . 2 _ ALL r *> , ig.mit#! w f t of Pen*#* U4fttr_H4._A Cmmtt A REALTOR Flra$ unfurnished |S0 month. PHONE eola; 7 ml|»» NE of Elberta; IS ml|oe of Foleyi go mile* i t Paint Roller FREE I KINDS CULL*N ft H A H K IY Rooeitsdale—on the Sycamore Rd., 4 mile* north p| Liman |*wgi With purcheee of 4 gallons pelnL |M N. Part Ave, Phew m i Pbtmg 3164 D sy t 'Hw;;. 89'. ^ off tb . Hwy. gt th* 8 m » i W Im . any kind, inside or outside. COMFORTABLE ground floor du* & r ralcoA * * A m t __ w rtmmim 4 aalla* tn farm. . plea for couplet. Mia* Scott after rNECD A PAINTEBT SEE USI P d k y lc lltfi The 260 aero* homo of 8. F- Ollmore, known aa th# Lgdikhl 1 : 00. ..................... ‘ Utfd 217 W. 12th SL • BRUSH aaft B PR A Y McRANEY-SMITH *»f. Homeetead, conilst* of fine homo, crop*, livestock, f g m W ' 1415 S. Park_________ Phone 1203 rofcn WIIHu m Inn. Agmiry w. R. -BRT BTEMPER 331 8-HEDROGM cement blutk un equipment., etc. u? Itanfeed AlloP RealMr - Geweral mearaae* fumiihcd house, private lake, A SPECIAL price ln*ide it outPhene M . Gey ASee. Aeeeetate Alio selling the adjoining Kalgnov farm with heme, b e n , good tithing, ewimming. t mile* ^ Arietta Price, Aeeeetate aide. Room apeclal *14.95. Let etc. Can buy eltogetber or eny alio ttw\ datlrtd, U m 49 M B* X952-H N igh ts LIMITED TIME ONLY from Sanford, only $U month. Wmo t i l l u* paint your Ulo root Call 113 N. pgr* Aw. to tb# entire 800. Call 2412. S1T94 ask for Mr. Taakar. Rer- 189.91 ruILSU* LIVESTOCK Term* on above Auction* 20% down TWO Room cottage ready to move 39—RLBCTR1CAL ( unless otherwise notgd) balance eHMUOiei la. By week or month. All utili30—DOGS—CATS—PETS R A N D A L L ELECTRIC CO. tie* lurnUhed. 3404 Park Ave. HANSBROUGH AUCTIONS are # W bold M • Kloctrlral Contracting and Repair* PUPPIES, 1/4 Cocker. $3 each. with waterproof Inneraprtng other fitatae. If interested, writ*, FURN. houte on tamoo Bluff Rd. H 9A f U R TV fk fT lce C enter designating State. See 94 2403 Grandview off 2 4V mattreag in Uata«n, 3 room* A bath. Hot Plica, Ph- W, ADAMS, 1M>.W. • A cold running water, gas A Maple and Wax Ruth electricity. Rent $40 mo. G. A. IM ftU iftU - U r i U • MtMib Tyler. 3rd home on Lemon Bluff ■P-LAUNDRT-ORT CLEANING 3 RIDING Hones and aaddle* Rd., Oateen. *100 Phona MOT Sanford. • Weak and Damp Dry W—ROOMS 44 • Waab And Dry feed Pigs for aala, $19 each. Ph. V 34R < 1 .0 0 D t l i v t n NIC* “kedreornTprivata attruc* 41—POULTRY MA bath. Pbowa 3039-W. 300 RED Pulleta. Been laying1 Mather o f Sanford CLEAN room*, TV. The Cables, About • waciu, CJi S3$i, i* dfU MagAoLa, m V .- * * •BOLDT’S B j a pCAMERA u f i n SHOP, K U 210 t ara« B A LL R EA LT Y TILE D IC K M A P E S W m Ut* Seminole Reolty A u c ’T i o N j R B 36th Anniversary Sale in finiSBL s w u « f SBkeLfif - “ 4 "• "• v- *■ PAINTING T ED BU R N ETT BABY CRIB 5 W « S L W L T * T-°'-,,,MB" |~|AK'<,CROUG|J p 1 1 �Council Pits Weight of Community Resources Against Alcoholism Additional Church News ll**\ A, 0 . Melnnl*. Minister Ilr< George Touhy Minister ef Mnsle Mira Katherine Brow a, D.C.B. 8:43 a-m. Morning Wormhlp Anthem . "I Love to Tell the SUory" Fisher, Junior Choir Strfnen • "Tha Royal Law of Live" — Mr. Mcinn's DM3 a-ra, Sunday School 10)30 n.tn, Session meets for player In the Session Room. 11:00 n.m. Morning Worship Male Chorus “ 8un of Sly 8*>u1," flitter. Anthem • "My Fellh I* In Thee." Jaearhke-Neuhmaun, Chancel Choir. Sfrmcn "U fe list No Bargain Counlar*" Mr, Melnnl* Nurseries for children under three, and thre# to elx, every F'lmlay Morning during the Wor­ ship Hours 8:43 e.ni, end II n.m. 'ihero will he no Evening Wor­ ship this Sunday bemuse of tho Baccalaureate Service at the Seminole High School. Colored News TALLAHASSEE—T w o bundrwl ami ninety four perauna ere Candida tee for degree, at the June 4 commencement exercise* •f Florida A and 21 University. The largest number of candld a le^ -w s-a ra In the school of education, Tho aerond laige.t dumber—103—ar. In the college •of arts and science*. In othvr .arvaa the candidal** are *s folIowa—agriculture end home ecopomlee—18—engineering and mechanle arts— 11—college of law— one—shot of nursing education—six jehool of pharntaey—oneand gradaite aehool—seven. Soma 3,000 person* ar* expects WELLINGTON, Kan. i * - Doctor and print, welfare chief end pro«r. cutor, aherlft and editor have folneO in a common effort to make the "zero*" count again In thla rural community. They're members of a remark­ able organization known as the Sumner County Council on Alco­ holism. "Alcoholics are zero* In their community," Dr. Karl E. Voldeng, one of the councd a founders, said. "Most of them don't contribute anything. They don't aven fix up their backyards. "And that makes them a comm.in'ty responsibility. The alco­ holic must be helped to live with Mmsell .'gain—he has to learn once more lo b* a good husband, lather, and nelgh'tor.” The council pits tha weight of .■•immunity resource* In ar Inten­ sive campaign against alcoholism which has been described at Ihe nation's biggest unsolved public health problem, Kansas' Slate Commission on Al­ coholism helped launch the pro­ ject and supports it. Lew is Andres, executive director ni the agency, says the group probably Is unique on Ihe American acme. The Idea waa to determine whethrr-and how—■ small town can tackle Ihe complex problem on It* own. Today everybody connected •Ith the experiment it pleased with the results. Founded less than two year* ago. the council Is zealously propagat­ ing the view that alcoholism is a medical as well as a moral prob­ lem. Its earthy, homespun ap­ proach has paid off in reclaimed individuals and reunited families. Wellington la a county seat of son* 8,000 resident* In Soulh Cen­ tral Kama*. Its situation with rertlW fiP IV I aiVM TA> „,A ^ A oCa„ auard nf. flc<ir „ , H )e , trr(Ur |hat chanM„ „ r miir,n(1 |n, Dccllim |lw , m,y rrtlrc aomc Florida west coa,j commercial vessel*, Cmd|% wll||am Corfield said Ihe ncw ,aw provIdca for |n,pc:ll«n of Cri(| carry|nJ more than six Ti „ „|<j |aw required |n,p ,C||on 0f craft 0f more than ,5 8ro„ |on, ind mora lhan M fa t |n length, Corfield rsllmalrd that ino ve«sets between Everglades city and Apalachicola, nol Mibjecl to Inspectlon under Ihe old law, would bo under the new. GAMBLING TAX REPORT JACKSONVILLE (*— Florida gamblers paid 1.1870 in federal Bringing New Party Craze To Hollywood There ore some four million oblem drinkers In the United States, authorities say, and eco­ nomic ln**e* attributed to them run lo too million dollars a year. In Kama*, which repealed pro­ hibition only six years ago, there are an estimated 21,10" alcoholics. The council la active not only as a guidance agency but also as an information center that works with the school*, furnishes speak­ ers and lecturars, shows movie* and distribute* literature on the subject of alcoholism. Its messaga Is simple: alcohol­ ism la a disease—not a sign of degeneracy or weak character. And the problem la a public responsi­ bility which can be met only as each citizen doea bla part In the community effort. The council'* executive director Is an amiable, greying former teacher and farmer, Morris Wooden. Member* Include a Catholic priest, a county commissioner, the superintendent of schools, the county attorney, the sheriff and the welfare director whose agency Is co sponsor of Ihe council with the State Alcoholic* Commission. Wooodrn does most of the coun­ seling himself but may refer In­ dividual cases to other councilmrn who hold ihcmielvr* avail­ able for such sessions. They ad­ vise, ralole, and lend moral sup­ port during the dark crises that are part of the alcoholic's wean­ ing process. They help arrange matters with his employer* or family. Wooden keeps a scoreshcet whlch show* that over an '§-month period tha council conducted nearly 300 Interview* with alcoholic*—some­ times In jail—relative*, and In­ terested partlea. Of some 80 ca«c* handled, half have been rehabilitat­ ed lo normal rommunily life meaning, for tho alcoholic, total abstlnonce. Other* hatrn'l made It but keep, trying. HOLLYWOOD (W-Brtdey Mur­ phy haa brought a new party tr u e to Hollywood— hypnotlam. Toast of the town after only *lx week* hire I* a Scottlvh-bom Ca­ nadian named Bill McGonlfle. At varloua paiilra he haa hyriotlzed aKthryn Grayaon Into telling of another life aa an Engllah housewife, Jane Powell Into persisting with her diet and Phyllss Kirk Into giving up aweeti and cigarettea. Hollywood embracee fade with vigor—author Gayelord Hauaer'a diet and acrabble atruck hard here, (to It waa only natural that the movie folk ahould become In­ trigued with hypnotlam. A profeaalonal entertainer la currently hyp­ notizing notablea nightly at Moeambo. Vilumnea on hypnotlam have been anapped up at the book •tores. McGonlfle, 34, haa been Invited to IS excluaiva partlea in recent week* and, to hear him tell It, he haa been a eenaatlon. Among his amazing achlevementa waa shut­ ting up Mickey Rooney. The obatrrperoua Mick waa al­ ways getting Into the act while McGonlgle waa hypnotizing others at a recent party. So the hypnotUt put the whammy on Mickey and made him alt silently In a chair. "I tvas a little nervoue about working In front of these people," the Scotsman observed, "because all of them are entertainers in their own right But they seemed lo be fascinated by what 1 was doing." Howard C. Long Phone 388 207 E. Commercial I wish to say “Thank You” to my friends and supporters for their fine vote in last Tuesday’s election. Sincerely W . B. MILLER FOR p - t w . FUM'GA*10N CkMPAIGN ORDERED LAKE WALKS (.n-A spray an' f -'l-atlon ram-algn was ordere' y»«'.erdey to eradicate a r r H ' th it po el by dlieevery rf larvas In ealamondin Irec* at Alcorn.in Bulk County. f i l e I'lant Board officials « a '' l ' i acre* ef Ihe vlcnlly were f-a y ed and a voluntary rua*zn |iri adopted. Annncements were pnde f..r fumigation at a l .ivWMcs rar’.ing plant of all fruit d: ‘ Ined fur shipment from the *y?a, Perert dl.-eoverlr* nf the medT \ (, , , , n,r t 'u to manr rrop* en ’ r ir'e.-'ally lo citrus, all have bc.T repotted n larvae only. tnc avcrise yrar, on# of four Amcitcan fauill-rt nub »••. THE VOTE OF CONFIDENCE . . . you, the Citizens of Seminole In r#?r/ County, have placed ii Legal Notice x i i i u r . i w i v v u n x »••** **•*•»• tls Isi Isis, liimlier. lisntMsre. millw rk. rls.tr I. si. Kluinblna. rooMur *nj all sr , j . / tnatsrlals ant s<rsl I., ksllit a l-ft ■uur.iilmeK* Is1 ur nti.re |,,n* In t'nll Nt*. t • S- s' iiiiI hi. i, Karmsra* ttnrkel. Peit-'nt. Kl..iMs K«r itsialls » t • f ••l• rasinsra* Xlartals. IV,* 11*1 •* 'nisi Harm, tn»rtea, I'hnns *•((* o All Oulf Tiro# Fully Backod with m Written W arranty la to fa! Slay to fa ihlt mmmar. Trodain (hot* old Hr*e for o tat of »af*. dapandoblo Gulf tiro*. Your old tirat may n*ver bo worth at much again at thay or* during tftis doltar-eaving Hr* tola! All tirot on tala or* now, high-quality Gulf Tirol—fully warrant* d to otaur* your tatiafoctiorv. tK* GuTHTr*It built ztrfcSgir'to Ihit tensor. Super-itrengtb body for grtaftr shock and bruit* rtsitlonc* plot proved anH-tkid tr«ad for quick slope. It dalivan mort milaog* of lau coih Hava a tat inslalfad on your cor today—at ihit tpociaJ low tola pric* it’i o) big bargain buyf I will try to live up to this vote of confidence by muking your Sheriff’s Office one of the finest in tho State of Florida. DRIVE IN FOR YOUR BARGAIN BUY TODAY Telephone Time M y Sincere Thanks ADAIR and HUSKIN H. B. OWEN lit Strait and Frattch At*. 13th Slraai and Park Av*. M ERLE WARNER TO M M Y O'STEEN �t If Your Herald la Nut Shop and Save In Sanford Delivered By 0 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. For Delivery am VOLU M E X L V III HANKOltD. I9DA iw iw n e w w n fT FLO R ID A Retiring Principal , Recreation Program Jo Be Honored At Big Revealed Celebration Tomorrow MISS CAROLINE MelNNIB MISS ANN WHITAKER I1RYAN CHARLES ★ ★ ★ Sanford 'Students Get Degrees From Stetson tha ministerial association, and also of the Baptist Student Union. , Charles William l-anslng re­ ceived the bachelor of acience de­ gree. Caroline Mclnnis received the bachelor of arts degree. She was a member of Delta Delta Delia Social Sorority and past president; Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Univer­ sities; Elected an Outstanding Senior) member of Westminster Fellowship: Future Teachers of America; past president of Wo­ men’s Executive Council; Vice President, Senior Class, Chester W. Plank received the bachelor of arte degree. While at Stetson he waa a fulltime pastor of Geneva Hillcrest Baptist Church and also of Pinecrrest Mission, Sanford; was a member of Semi­ nole County Ministerial Associa­ tion. Mary Tourhton Rogers (Mrs. E. W. Rogers) received the mas­ TONY Rlight ter of arts degree, Ann Whitaker received the bac. hrior of arts degree. She was President and Pledge Supervisor of Pi Bela Phi Social Sorority; a member of Tha Honor, women’s leadership, scholarship honorary; Tony Russi of Sanford has been Kappa Della Pi, Vice President, promoted to Assistant Manager education honorary; freshman ad­ JacksocvlUe District of the Penin- visor, 3 years; a member of the Future Teachers of America: •uJar Ufa Inaurancc Company. Russi has been associated with Associate Member of La Fratie P.ninsular organisation since riade, French Honorary Fraterni­ ay 3, ISM as an agent. Since ty; and of Panhellrni* Council, then, he has baen one of Penin-2 years. teller's top 90 agenta and has been | member of the President’s Club M two occasions. He was born in Haywood, Calif., July 9. 1BZ9, and moved to Sanford in 1031. Ha attended local achools And was graduated from Seminole High School. During World War It and the ■presn Conflict. Russi served in the U. S. Marine Corps. Russi will assume his new duties gt the Home Office of Peninsular Ufa Insurance Company on June Six student* from Sanford re* eaived degrees from Stetson Uni­ versity at commencement exereises held at 7 a m. this morning. Dr. Rufus H. Fitagerald, chancelJar emeritus of the University of 'Pittsburgh, gave the address. Frank Robert Bryan received the bachelor of arts degree. While at Stetson, ha was a member of a ---------- ---------- ------ # ★ ★ ★ Russi Is Pomofed To Ass't Manager * 2 Local Students Chosen To Attend Science Camp IT. He married the former Betty Cook of Sanford and Ins too fOny Jr. and Randy. Aiwa rimed llre*§l eaaed Wire HERMAN MORRIS LOOKS OVER hit new tin u r , given him Thursday by the stiplent body at Class Dey celebrations. JlaiMy Us an. Senior Class president at right, I, about til male another prem ia( S t e f i -------- No. B a c c a la u r e a te Service Held A t SHS Last Night Rev. Stone Delivers Sermon FORMER PUPILS HONOR Sanford Junior High School Principal It. E. True nn his retirement follow** ing 31 year* •» a teacher and principal in Scmino’o County. Mr. ntnl Mr*. True are shown talking to guests following tha presentation of a bug* ca ho and candelabra last Friday in the school oudL toriuiy. (Staff Photo) P a ro ch ia l S ch ool Graduates 1st Class CADET it CORDELL it i r I. D. Cordell Is Named As Captain At The Citadel Tha first class to graduate from All Soul’a Parochial School wai awarded diplomas at commence­ ment exercises yesterday. Father Richard Lyons deliver­ ed diplomas to five girls and four buys, tha first of lliu ninth grndt clas* to graduate fruni the school. „ The commencement service, held, at AU Bout's Catholic Church ye* terday at 4 o'clock, was followed ther's Club of tho School on the by n reception given by the MoAll Soul's Parochial School lawn. The rtnss "Inst will and testa­ ment", "tbe class prophecy", a:vl short addresses from each member of Hie elass formed a puit of tha reception. Father Richard Lyons, In hi* commencement sermon to tha nine graduates, In-fore delivering their diplomas, suiil "You ale on your first step toward independence and standing on your own feet." •Tha main objective of educa­ tion," he said, "Is to give you the ability to answer for yourself and we have given you one more prop In that we have added religion to education." Louking to Ihe future of the young graduating rlass, Father Lyons said, "Since this I* tho first graduation at All Soul's Parochial Sellout, un aro anxious to sea the results in future years." "Follow out the scheme of your class colors—white nod blur," Fa­ ther Lyons concluded, "while fur purity of conscience and blue for faith In God." Diplomas were ar anted Cynthia Roumillat, Carolyn ilirliaels, Di­ ane Muye, Joanne Kennedy, Angelyn Greaves, Robert Tcslo, Eddie Itinkavage, Terry Stafford, ami Kelly Lake. * Cadcl T. D. Cordell, son of Sher­ iff and Mrs. J. D. Cordell of 2138 Elm Avenue, ha* bern promoted lo Captain and will command Com­ pany “ K" at tha Citadel, CharlesIon, S. C, The announcement of promotion* wa« made by General Mark W. Clark, president of The Citadel. Cadcl Cordell, said General Clark, was a Staff Sergeant In his junior year, Olher honor* awarded Cadet Cor­ dell this year at The Citadel was that of "Distinguished Military Student", He was one of 20 stud­ ent* to receive the award. Cordell waa also rlec’ cd, by tha student body of the Second Battal­ ion, as the “ Battalion’* Honor Rep­ resentative" to Ihc Honor Court. Cadcl Cordell i* a member of the Round Table, a member of Ihe Judo Team, Public Relations Committee, and of tha copy department of The Sphinx. He will go to Fort Bcnniug on June 2 lo participate in lire ROTC Parity cloudy through Tuesday, •tv-week training period. Widely scattered showers; low General Clark alio announced *4 43. tint Cadet Odgen Stokes of Nash­ ville, Tenn. has been selected lo command The Citadel’* cadet regimrnt in 19Ji»-S7. lie will have thr rank of cadet eolonel. Other top regimental commanderi named by General Clark In­ clude: Cadet Lt. Col. J, S. Ander-on of Beton, S. C„ to rotnmand Ike first battalion. Cadet Lt. Col. J. W. Adams of Greenwood, S. C., tn command Ilia second battalion. Cadet Lt. Col. J. A. DeBicco of (Done Park, N, Y.. lo command the ihirfd battalion. C’adef L. Col. F, D. Roger* of nmnett.ville, S C,, lo (Continued m Page Six) Weather Mora than Mfl parents, aludenla, nd faculty member* attended tha laccalaureatc -ermnn last night * Seminole High School. The sermon was delivered by tha lev. Perry L. Stone of the First ,‘hristisn Church, with the Rev* ?red B. Fishpr, First Baptist 'hurch, the Rev. Robert Spear Jr., ’hurch of the Nazarene, and th* lev. Milton II. Wyatt, First Metho* 1st Church taking part in the *erv« r*. The Seminole High School Choir, mder the direction of Miss Olll* leese Whittle, sang “ Laudamu*'* ind "Praise The Lord, Yc Heavcna tdore Him" during the hour-long ervlce at whlrh (he Senior Clas* cere seated together in their caps ind gowns. The Rev. Slone told the graduate ing class of 98 young men and young women that "graduation bring* Joy* not unmlxed with aweet sorrow. "You fata a new adventure Into a field you have never charted from which thera may eom* • medley of thrills," he said. "But art you ready — are yon prepared — for this great adven­ ture?" he asked. And speaking forcefully to tha graduating elaaa h* asked, "Ara you ready and are you prepared to manage your life away front home?" Tha Rev, Stone compared tha adventure to entering a wide door, taking a Journey, or embarking oa a voyage through unfamiliar scenes. There are three Uilnga you wIQ audience — compatibility, Indus* try, and charades. In explaining the three nccrsiU ties for (heir future life, Ih* Rev, Stone charged his young listener* "Be humble enough to admit you’re wrong and ask forgiveness, "Character," he said, "Is what you are —•stripped of ail pretense, not what people think you are but what God knows you are. Shine through what you do for it Is better to be good than great," You must throw yourselves Int* CADET CLIFFORD G. ROXTON your new adventure with enthuri. asm Rev. Stone advised. But you ★ ★ ★ da not hava to go alone, take God with you. And he concluded his Baccalau* reate sermon with the admonition to "Chooso th* right streams of Influence Into your live* and dedl. cata yourselves In faith and love," Roxfon Graduates From Military College Saturday Cadet Clifford G. Roxton, eon of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Roxton, was among the 2(18 men gradu­ ating from Tlie Citadel et cere­ monies Saturday morning on the campus of :he military college at Charleston, H.C. Cadet Roxton wsi graduated with a Rachelor of Art* Degree in Eoglixli. While at Tho Citadel, Roxton was an Army ROTC Stu­ dent. lie was alno a member of the Photoginphy Slaff of ‘The Sphinx," feature staff of "The Brigadier," American Ordnance Association, amt English Club. He was graduated from Seminal* High School in lOD'J, Roxtoo's father, J. B, Roxton, (Continued on Pag* Six) Mrs. Scott To Speak A t Kiwanis Club May Said Banner Ihonth At Sanlando May was a banner month for Sanlando Sprinr* and Tropical Gardens as comparad with previ­ ous attendance records during the comparative period, according to J. g. Damico, acting manager. The past 31 days were 27.8 per. cent ahead of May on# year ago. . Indicative of the gala, this w , ’, May was 43.0 pci rent Up .y MONDAY. JUNE 1. 19SG The summer recreation program, financed ami supervised jointly by the City of Sanford amt the Semi­ nole County School Board, will open (his year on Monday, June 11. Tomorrow night st 8 o’clock the All children who have reached whole city will turn out In honor their sixth birthday aro urged to Herman E. Morris retiring prin­ register that day. Registration will begin at 0 a. m at the Elks’ Play­ cipal of the Seminole High School. ground on the lake front. Proclaimed as "Herman E. Mor­ This year’s program will be un­ ris Day" by Mayor F. D. Scott, der strict adult supervi ino. The former pupils, citizen*, Navy morning half of the activities will personnel ami their families, will be restricted lo youngsters from Ihe first through the sixth grade, gather at the Sanford Memorial and will consist of a supervised Baseball Stadium lo join in the play period; one hour of swimnting and a handicraft or arts and festivities. "Everyone li Invited" Ihe Com­ crafts period. The play period will consist of mittee pointed out, "and we don’t volleyball, touch football, basket­ want anyone to slay away." Especially Invited, the committee ball, soitball. archery, and several arranging the gigantic celebra­ type* of play games suitable for tion said, are tho former pupils the types participating. Swimming of Principal Morris. And they add­ will be in the city pool and will ed that the Navy personnel along! be rigidly supervised by at least with their families arc Invited to* four lifeguards. The arts and crafts attend and enjoy the evening. |will be held in the community building In the park, which has a Starting promptly at 8 o’clock |large fan and will be comfortable tomorrow night will be one of the enough In give the children a per­ biggest watermelon cuttings ever iod of rest. staged in Sanfurd. On hand will be All children will be placed In a trailer load of choicp watermel­ ons to be cut by the Board of a permanent group according to Sanford City Commissioners ami (heir grade level and all games served by members of the gradu­ and activities are being planned ating Class at Semlnol* High by group according to age and phy. deal development. School. On Monday morning of each Following tha watermelon cut­ week, all children will ba taken ting and porhapa during the lime to Ihc high school auditorium that the huge crowd is enjoying where a free movie will be shown. thi* particular part of (he festivi­ The program will consist of one ties a brief ceremony will take feature length movie and one car­ place. There will be several prom­ toon. The movie* were aclected inent spcakcri and businessmen as the most desirable for young­ speaking briefly and praising Mor­ ster* by Ihe Legion of Decency. ris for his 30-years of devoted Each morning, Monday through service tu the youth of Seminole Friday, two buses will travel separ­ County, ate routes through the city, Dus The huge crowd, following the number one will leave tho corner watermelon cutting and speaking, of First and French at I o’clock, will go directly to the American proceed out French to it* intersec­ Legion Fair Building adjacent to tion with I’ aik, then down I’ ark the Memorial Baseball Park Sta­ to (he Elks’ Playgimind. Bus num­ dium for an evening’s fun of ber two will begin at loth St. and square dancing. It waa announced Sanford Avc., out Sanford to 25th this morning that Tony Itussi and St., dawn to Mrllonvllle and to the hit orchestra will provide tha mu- playground. The busts are provided •In fo rth li event. by the School Board, and to show Also planned to precede the fes­ appreciation for Use of same, it Is tivities is a band concert by form­ requested that parents do not send er members of tha geininulc High children wllh candy, rake, eheur* School Band (Continued on Pag* Six) Tha rommltlea in charge of the Herman E. .Morris Night rclubrallon said this morning, "We don’t want anyone lo slay at homo and miss the biggest celebration ever staged in Sanford honoring the man who has given 30 years to The Hev. and Mrs. Millon It. Ihc young people of Sanford and Wyatt are planning lo leave to­ Seminole County," morrow morning for lakeland lo attend the annual meeting of the Florida Methoditt Conference, June Tt-lO. Mr. Wyalt will attend the pre-cnnfrvence meeting of the Hoard of Social and Economic Re­ lations at 3 pin. on Tuesday. Con­ ference sessions, with Bishop John Two high selmol students from Bran-icomh presiding, will lie held Seminole County have been »e- at First Methodist Church, Lakeleeted to attend the Fourth An­ land. Florida Southern College will provide aceommodallon* for a big nual Seience Pump at Florida majority of Ihe delegates anti Stale University June ‘JO to July 3. many of the hoard meetings and Phyllis Clemanec, 15, and Klrnn social gatherings will he held on Tuliy, 1(1, Oviedo will lie among campus. The Lay pclcgslc. from Sanford ino students from all over Flori­ da who were selected because they to the Annual Conference will he are gifted potential scientists Eugene M. Williams. The Reserve who may I* dliecled toward Delegate* are W. W. Tyre and Ray scientific study and a science Herron. The Youth Delegate from career by getting a taste of what tin local Methodist Church i« Rob­ ert M. Baker. Others from Sanford it is like. arc expected to visit the Confer­ The boys and girls will work ence sometime during the week. In laboratories at FSU under the On Conference Sunday, June 10, dire, tion of faculty members, w ill the pulpit of First Methodist listen lo lectures, take field Church, Sanford, will lie filled at trips and visit the FSU Oceano­ tlie II a. m. service by Chaplain graphic Institute on the Gulf. Charles L. Arnold of the Sanford With all of this, according lo .(aval Air Station. At the 8 o’clock Dr. Alex E. 8. Green, associate evening rhurch hour. Methodist professor of physics who it ramp student Day will he observed with director, will lie mixed dances, 1 number of (be college .Indent* participating in the program. picnics and oilier iccicutiou. Rev., Mrs. Wyatt To Attend Annual Meet At Lakeland da« "Safety In Swimming" will he tha subject on which Sirs. F, D. Scott will apeak when the appear* before th* Sanford Kiwanis Cluh at their noon luncheon meeting! Wednesday. According to the Kiwaril* Irlia, there will he a short aaoria on the same subject during tb* program. K. C. Harper la the program t. K. TRUE IS SHOW N presenting diplomas chatraua far tAe lebeal late Frida/ teeming. (Staff P h o t) Market Business Is Satisfactory "Business at th* Sanford State Farmers' Market, last week," said Sandy Anderson In his weekly re. port, •‘amounted to 22 varieties, totaling 41, 829 packages, fros* •Imr 1124,181.10." Th* leading varieties, ai t* volume and valuation, were com, cucumbere, eggplant, orangey peppers, potatoes and tomatoes, Ssndy Anderson aald. Trices on these varieties wera very satisfactory to growers and dealers, ha reported. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS PAGE BIX � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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M . Par DaHrrry Awarded T ro p h y Second Lieutenant Jeyea Elitebath Milan, of tin fltwiaate High School Band, and daughter ad Mr. and Mr*. Marvlw Milan, vrea a* warded the eoratad Bandmaster's Trophy aa tin outstanding senior bandanan of IMS during tho an­ nual Claia Day awarda aaoambiy thla morning at Seminole High School. Joyce haa portidpatod la many anaembiaa at contoata, . vnrioue components of tho band »uch aa the. jug band, pap band and dance bead. Bbe waa an oustondtqg mun­ bar at the aununer band camp la Miami and aha haa bald offleart hip aa aaaiatant librarian, trombone aection head, and bead librarian. Other aenlora receiving gold ktya and memberahipa in the hand Alumni‘Key Club for eutatanding aorvice In the band era Captain DAVID BROWN, Id-TBAt-OLD aephomon at Remind* High School recoins an award from Mrs. Faya Aahlay, First Lieutenant Larry Burney. Second Lieutenant R. E. Mitchell, >hflnnn of the WeaUlda Primary Schooi’a P-TA Safety Committee, (Staff Photo): Robert Armstrong, Second Lieut­ enant Grace Dugger, Second Lieut­ enant Joyce Milam First Sergeant Bob Booty First Sergeant 8ue Hayes, 8taff Sergeant Mary Esther Powell, Staff Sargeaat Larry Payton, Sergeant Bill Hexamer, Marty Cameron, Olivia OldReceiving a band latter fee two dene and Joe Fisher, years of outstanding work ware jM f. and Mr*. C. A. Prescott af way at Seminole High School this hue Haysa Mary Esther Powell, Gsorgo Anderson, BUI Heaamer, t o r ? * ! * i£ te u £ d ; Margaret Ellison, Wally Pope, fur the Kth annual P-TA Short Seniors marched down the audilckie Rountree, Sidney Vlhicn, Caurse being held next week kt torium rows'In their ndat blue and avid Carlton, Margaret Baaham, SRWida State University, Talla- whit* eapa and gowns. Irma Jana Corley, Delano Jeaos . , ____Highlight of the events and Juno Jennings, Pauline Rase, dad Ament Ipdr. M ed by the General Extanakw * camera and “If Gallon Stetson Tho awarda w en praaintad by Bandmaster Ernest Cowley. ary on Monday atoning at the Legion Ball at PralriaiLake. George M Gowan of Kltiimmae, Peat Diatriri Orntmaaderv Installm - leetum and dlaeuaaiena, IWardtnga, Urn ISM Celery Fed ad tho oflfceVa,' as followst D. T. course partidpanto will consider . Baseball Team Breaented Mr. Warren, Fern Park, commanders fh* theme! ‘Tile family and the Morris with tha Central Florida rrmtnunity shape each ether, the p|t +b,n chamoionahio Tnmhy Cliff 0 berman, Fern Park, flrat VERO BEACH (ft-NIne million P-TA oorvee bothI ^ h ^ ^ w M w r i k r t o t h e rice commanders Jamee McGrath, dotlare and three maetha of bard _The .subjects to be atadtedt'to-l* * £ * 7 work beginning immediately are • id s : .character bnUdtog. d |N l u w n . . MM m s < . torn ai. 20th Annual P-TA » £ ■ ?» Principal To H ead : Campaign The first annual find drive flaw the Girl Beouta of Cltrua Council, will gat underway tomorrow under the leadenhlp of Roy Hollar, local laauraneo executive. Seminole County haa been aialga. ed a quota of PAM for the one weak fund drive aa Ua portion e f .the more than 127JM budget far the four county council. The Cttru* Council la being Jbrto. ed of Seminole, Brevard, Osceola,and Orange Countiea with the help df the national headquarters of the Girl Seoeta of America and the help tad backlog of the Orange County Council which la already organised, All trmpa la the four county tree Honored A t SHS C lass D ay S CHAMBER OP COMMKBCR PRESIDENT George To Robert W. Jackson of the Sanford Naval Air Station. Baton. (Phot* by Jameeen) (o u r/ * * 4 0 gxm n stu v s —* ««. resenta • certificate of award to Captain ilng on are Clifford McKihbla and Dew Jackson Given Award $9 Million, Hord Work Are Neaded ■Jf" w paw nm oayaaon ^ *u of yon.6 Krone, Casselberry, sergeant at rivD. dslMise. Malik Juvenile an* ’ ***’ arms; W. J. Writs, Longwood, toetloe^meatal health, problem.! Among t h e ennouaeementa historians Marvin MpClain, Fern Park, chaplain, and L. L. Cox, Longwood, tervice officer. •The featnred speaker at thia an* ^ aatototorian, Edwin Mad* SOtll annual course will be Dr. den who hare Wghast aver- Installing tho Auxiliary waa Sari Lomen Keoa, FSU professor, *nd grade, el the graduating Mrs. Lillian Severs, Fern Park, president of the sixth district, aa M social vreUare. A nationally re-; el*M• g i i l i l sociologist, Boot baa DAR award, preaantod by Mrs. follows: Mrs. Nance Russell, Fern done extensive uroirk In and writ- A. R. Key went to J. D. 8tone who Park, president: Mrs. Sally Paul(M aevaral books about family i “obtilned the highest avrraga jn haher, Altamonte Springe, first vice president: Mrs. Ruth Rudolph, gelations. He will address course American History." participants ew " A c Changing! Mrs, M. R. Strickland then an- Longwood. in ti vice president: Mrs. f l m i l y n o u n c e d tha wianar of flia United Margaret Frankenberg, Fern Park, , Eighty fanr patent-teacher lea- Daughters of Confederacy award secretary) Mrs. Carol Mayo, Fern Park, treasurer; MJntle Warren, Ears, university. aperiallris, educe- to MlsaNancy Cash, * sad ethers wUlform^ th. ^ lo c , tho class o f lU l was In- Fern Park, historian; Mrs, Pauline •n4 itclurtrie Tnijf l i w traduesd by Edwin Shinholser. Pope, Font Park, sergeaat-ati drawn Hem the Florida MUa u u ra Chittenden, Miaa 0111# arms. Mrs. Severs presented Mrs. War- ssn ffflrsss: f Reese Whittle, Mrs. Bateman and Mlae Bohn along with Mr. Cowley, J*F /**• Coach. Kettles, Coach Layer, SUte Department ofJMttatton; Q lnd Mr. Morris ff* presented different tetters and is Uisd iporti md ictivi* ee out V iU kot Iks ititi*ramaWW. 1k«yi tor *** virions VMSMPMM ****** .f,B #W ,r Florida cilrua belL That waa tha estimate Idf'Ay. era, state plant commtMioner, gava yesterday Is a joint legisla­ reserved for future expansion. tive committee studying tha fruit Tha mission waa started b it September aid is sponsored by the ‘ m ' The committee, after haa ring Hlllcmt I expanded Ayers, recommended that Gov. The work Collins call a special aessioa et Sunday School. tha Legislature. Ayers reported that larvae el Tha Rev. eLonard Jones of San­ tha fly have been found near Lake ford la the Pastor. Ha is a miniate, Wales, in the center of the largest rial sudeat It Stataow University; citrus-producing area in the world. DeLand. A la is seme 1T0 miles from Dade Tha principal speaker for the eeCounty where the fly waa first cailon will be the Rev. B. D. Locke, discovered April 22. District Missionary af tha Florida The plant board commissioner Baptist Convention. Before the ceremonial at I p. m. said up to U million dollars may bs needed during the next two dinner will be served, picnic style. years. The public la cordially invited to A c stats haa released MOO,MO join in the fellowship and may (o fight the fly. But Fred Kent, bring a ■picnic baaket. chairman of the pbnt board, said ail but UO.OOO has been used and an additional M,US,000 will bo needed la June. Lyman Graduation Is Set Tomorrow MSB a of Semlaoto ‘County. Captain Jariuon, after receiving ■ eertiftcata of aware, the pljms Mr 1MT Md ISM i t the Sanford Naval Air Station. introduced aa new buslaeeamca this morning at the first aiilveraery meeting ef the Coffee dub weret Robert Gautier, who haa epeaed a mw funeral home In Sal­ ford) Mrs. Arietta Price of the Stamper Insurance Agency. Also introduced were Sidney Ivee III, Homer Little ea a new Seminole County Commissioner end A. L. Wllaon i s A new CUy Cemmla- C LONGWOOD — Commencement exercises et Lyman High lekool will be held tomorrow at l:U p. m. in the school'a auditorium, PrladLONGWOOD-The Ladles ef the pel E. S. Douglass has announced. LONOWOOD—Twenty members Longwood Chamber ef Commerce Voile A. Williams JrM assistant of the American Uglea tb it No. raised t1M at the Food Sab they ■fate’s attorney, will deliver tha Iff and Ita Auxiliary attended commencement address. bald recently. church aervlces it Leegwoed Christ These funds have been turned Episcopal Mission Sunday moretoV ever to the traearner ef tha Medical Building Fuad, end begins the neeAltov the Memorial aerricea the eeeary funds far' the interior. group visited several cemeteries The ehalrmaa extends bar and ptaeed • white erase and red "thanks** to all those wbe made poppy ea |S deceased members fids eveat such ■ awresss. graven. $109 Raised At Food Sale Group Attends \ Memorial Service Weather ifety Council iys Still Time .To Holt Trend pood la great) local aoMtot to the aueaaei Apopka e i July I; Bustle ea M y IS; Tavern July IT: M t Don July 14; UmatiUa an July SI; aid tho final scheduled game on Aug. T with Apopka. la the event of rata (ho gamoe are played a i the tenewfnd MfMt, Gametime to each toataiM to S Sctnt Of Many f Outings In Juna } Stockholders Meet Is Slated June#Mn.He ei ef the Sanford Farmer*______ Market will he hrid at tha marimt on June 4 at • p. m. 1 A heard ef dlrectara vria ha elected. A dividend ef M cents per share haa been declared aad will be dietributed at the annual aUxkkatd •re meeting. Elementary IchMTt Brownie Treop No. lto; F t MtOey High b k | Gtenridge Elementary Seheelt Apopka High leheoi: Achenhacb Open Air School; Wheel Cleh. Or. lands: tad the Coaxmenoeel Church. Juno I, Ci* Scent Pack to; i n * * Kilbrney EtemanUry School! Jena If; Jewish Young Adults; tad Jane 11, Cocoa Junior High School, a s op:* Directors Of Rad C n u To Convene Tomorrow Morning CHICAGO iav— A t National Safety Council declared today tohare U still time" la halt tha fil-nber of highway tratta deaths. ^ N cd H. Dearhere, aewnril preriOfnt, made the aUtemaat an tha basis of a recently n mptetod tabplatiee shewing the AmrU death t-U of I M waa tho hlghast far T>* month’s hlaterr. fl'A e previous high af M S waa AM in 1K1 - U add'tion, Dearborn told, traf«* fatalities far tha fint teuv ifumths ef thb year rtalmad, u .i n liras, aa aU-tlma high. A a M d mark ef 11JU waa art to 0 'T ’mparativt period ta *MT. Stadium wttkgamoOmo at S e’rieek t •5^• ;*. •The Seminole Gmmty Charter ef tha American Eatf Oreaa wilt boll ita annual Beaid « Dbecten megtteg temorrow mevwlag at H e’dartf ]fl * �I a* . III af u n V W W J& ff II 1. •• M t lm k . a* u n Is! ■ 411alia* s r a n aa IM t . Jit " " Aalaa Jaka o * Aim * gjWaTlninni lit ta m9 omWiumu'. nr.'vums.v W iW ^111 am k tfk • PAOATi „ 1 £ Ita rtn f 1 .B 4 • M A Mary ■ her husband, the Duka of Edinburgh Uttta aattf tor her cfcatx*. 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BOOK V PAOB 80 lift Lot I A E U nf Let t llltnn Alfoneo A Mabel PINE l.KVEL PLAT BOOK « PAOB« 81 A BT a* ' ; . ‘ ■ " ^ A s •* r T A T r ■■ t r DBSCK1PT10N d £ « * « ISEM M ‘I t t k V . . . 4 . 7 * 4 * " * “ w M S m ... ibm KattaiA JaA l 6 MAtp 88 At * * * M i n . l E H jLk t u s * 4 J«44U 0 0 4 4 8 M A M # M U M E U S S t it t e , MM4 I ■ ____ - — * — — .. ■ ifw it1 __________ A.. ed e- �•- v .r ' *%'**&': f S flS v F ■* z, '{T* r *y' <- * ^ •T • ' I V / V J‘-r v « <’ *! ___ v Southern W om en, Grits Famous Help To Continuo 'Growing Force For Freedom' IO«C WHATS SWSN8 BflO. IW.VOO § • got. BOYLS • butter. "But eren’t Soutbsei girls b*V CONNLSY'B CREEK. N. C. te— "soms tfcmfool Yaakeee claim « nokia* ,nd •,wln*r 1 »»• Two ef to# Southland's greatest —j, testa like library paste.” AU'tod. claims to (am* are grits and >ajd my boat, genially. “What do 'T can't saw or make my own boutoon womanhood. you think?” dresses, but I can cook com* The exact virtue* of eaeh re- -Why -that’s ridiculous," I ra- •*"*•’’’ ■ Mtffi* aald. aitta aftmttfiini of • ajriUrr t i niUfL “ Whit? too rest of too country, m o s 1 jgy ho>t looted so pitas'* that "Darn It" said Margie I k f t trip bars I doeided to find out tha 1 djdn’l havo to* heart to add that tag. ”‘Did you bavo to aakthat?" " 4 The currant Girl Scout ak>gan la "Girl Scouting by m istin g in the "going over the top** in their financial drive which begins on '; Scout*—* growiof force for froodora." ♦ '* For more than forty-two years Girl June 1 end continues through June 8. It is a challenge to eitlxenf who tee and Scoutiof baa been growing because the ^ " r i ditforonco U - library one thing both Mary aad Margie J MMuHa of the American Community recog- know the need for more and more leader, spocui puout aervic* tor isoo. pal| , tost#* colder than grit*. agre«d on — that Badban gvta ship, training, advisory, and other programs ''fiiaa tha faet that' throuch now tost my rOMarcnoo are cn u . to mo, didn’t Ueto Uko any M mor* romantic, and mor* * *- Scouting •*» • .• girls « ovar, I'm not tu n whether I'm thing except a mouthful of lute, loyal to their men. tha raaponalbflltla of dtisanshlp In a to help the girls of our community become AM lONt any tees command than wtea I warm cotton. Later, stilt unsatisfied that I ^tenoeratie community. Thay learn tha moat better Informed of their duties end respon­ T » 0 IT / **fAa"You havo to b* bon to 'otn to h*d eolvod tho eocrot of louthorn . important aurvival akill of all—that of gat- sibilities in a growing community in a grow. * ** wilh ~ *•* other - ** people. * m liT *,PPT tflt* frit* ” eo,UnU^ womanhood'* charm, l > S t 2 lng and expanding nation. .ttag along watt J * * 1* 1 ***"**d J J * * J * ~ ®? dolt , question to an aldarly Southerner. 0 0 . 0 Girl Scout* need tha constant help and w S h U L C t l U M A w^i 1 J**1 * 2 2 ; urittU let me dose to* doo^support of th* adnlta of America if thay Big Duck In Own Fond 7 t V I t e w n hLt tew lm ft*r#14 1 f u ^ h, u l i Then, aw* ho couldn’t I I are to continue to be a "growing force for overheard.' be aald: U y u n U > UUovartoard.' A Florida farmer has been sentenced to Now about loatteni woman. "Son, I did a lot of traveling •x* “unte coma from con, freedom." jail for contempt of federal court Hia of. We have aeon a ateady growth of Scout­ fens# was that ha refused fe> sign a crop plained my host at breakfast on# hood. ---- What mates It to extra •• a young man. Tha only dlfftN one* between courting a Souther* morning. "They nr* just hominy *p*clW7’ in g here in tha fianford.Laka Mary area, acreage report for the U. 8. Department of and a Northern girl U that th* ground up and oooted. Than just Wo have tha pretUtst girls to and the potential la graat. At tha present Agriculture. ain't any food bettor than coun- to* world,” oxptoiaod on* mas I Southern girl ean chaao you hard­ -time there la a waiting Hat of girls who try ham, r*d-«7* gravy and good ■»k#d. "in* farther South you go er without you even knowing eh* The men figured it was none of the would Hke to become Browniea and Girl government’s business what he had plantold grits. Rav* toms.” >b* pnttiar they get. That Is, la after you. He pushed over a Plata. 1 gin. to*/ do until you reach Atlanta, "There isn't any real different* 'fleouta but who cannot dua to tha lack of ed on the east half of the west 40—at least jftrly spooned up eomo white grita Below Atlanta th* quaUty thioa In ’em after you marry except trained leadership. as long as ft wasn’t marihuana. For that this: A Southern girl bawte “ — (warn aomo goioM out *omc.‘‘ Everyone can help tha growth of •Girl they arrested him. — too whole out to a softer vole*. But, aa s $ S it« — 5 g— »«»- u, Juat aa we wore musing about the rights dies—Mary and M*rgio-th*y to. to„*^ 0 .0 hand wrongs of that situation, we reed that Friendship listed I not us* their last names— Georgia's attorney general, Eugene Cook, It la well known In Washington that what they thought was th# differ. ^ Vor^btenth*™ r ^ l^ ii'5 By JAMBS MARLOW la Congrne tho Root* baa secondary (lass traveled) and ur- #nc* between Northern aad South. Senator George Bmethera and Majority had ruled that a man can fish in hla own find each has a long mommy of AoMdatad Free* Now* Analyst passed a bill to set this system to Ban(highway* mini into cities) an Ctrl*. '^"’Leader Lyndon Johnson ere the closest sort pond without a license. what a man dooa wrong. For Cook's ruling, we sey thank 'goodW ASHINGTON (B-Tbe nation la tootle*. Hi# Senate waa expected B#“ l dU4,) etodniM about Thoro U a ; e f friends. Johnaon'e high regard for SmaIf you quota mo on this on tho ovo of a hug* new super, to pass a similar om today. Thar* , Northern girls,” ■aid Mary, wbo I’ll"But ness. It's good to know that in an age of denounce you as a liar. I don’t /••;,'thera was shown this week when Johnson permits, usa certificates, franchises, licansas, highway program costing about will be differences between th* “ tswi e v u av r; uiw|w a i t now is . - ^ f assigned Sraathers the job of Assistant quote! and other governm ent dispensation#,T * bUUondollar* over the next two remaining to bw Ironed out. aboutS40.0M mUti ofprimary. 0*r uikauv',wten yoTmJrt UjV S w,nt*® bo Un«d and (oath and run out of town.” "Majority Floor Leader of tha Senate—then a man can wet a hookonh i. ownproperty S f i S J T 'E i t . ^ a t e t f . S . ^ " Um « «»d lb w « a m S •"'< Everybody ““ clear on Southern xfreeeeded to let him take over. womanhood? without tasking parmlaslon from tha county u,a .u u . the ?e ” b W hy such • wpelhjgW.y n*t. “ ' " V ** urb*“ '"***•" ,,ld who u ata* With Johnson off tha floor more and atate capitol, or Washington. It will mean a e .tern of 40.000 work? For on# th £: £ Sltom^B? totfSla*^ric',t^?‘UP#,‘ Jr, 'J‘^ m -°[lUien,TH,irlli,ir' ,ur' v ’teore because of hla work on tha National •eat, A fallow theaa days may not ba king in »Uos spanning tho country, link- spaed In case of wir. For another: ’ noUticel seen*, scent, this job could become ono hit own horns or ruler of hla Iwn crop do- tog tha main eltles, olth six, four to meat traffic needs. Ten years M»ds so <w°wm h^'d.iirnv^*!!! d«flLt7booin^n. political .^'XthinV W m . £ . • t tha moat important in 8mathers’ caret'. ■t"1" » b" d“ k •" W s vn s,,0Pt c nknows ovon rt It Is tb i moat important job in the hla own l i t t l-e ---- J rr . • J f t■ s “ ,us“,ura _ w j n w f t hat mean no now road* will^ b* wan. My, I wouldn't built, that the 40,000 milts of prlto begin.” $enat* during the dosing days of the eea~”wha will It b . liks Rap. Rus« * !• M * nary roads will simply be lm- Mary arened atr oyebrows at V. Mack (*.W«ih) recandy ^ n; proved? No. this as sbo flsnced ovtr at Mara la this a move on the part of Johnson Mother Earth Gaining Weight aeU paIntad a picture of It: »■» WUen drflira tor Soma of thoso 40,000 mUst will V*. but said nothin*, to push hla friend toward tha Vlce-preaiden. . Thirteen year, from now the .uperhlghwaya IU not all the bo wldoaod, straightened out, over "Southern girls an much lets Mother Earth la putting on weight in •mounts ranging from 100 to 1000 tons * the Americas matorlit caa traval »®*»#y ‘he govarnment and atataa n udorpasiod, or other aggressive,” continued Margies . . .northern Mala to tha Mail- win *P?nd 00 highway*. Thay wUl proved. But about SI,000 ”Our menfolka don’t like ua to W P 9 can eouh_ of~Sin* dT*7o, probably .pend'an additional U ean border 1 m w roads— which will speak out too much. You want to Tha Sanford Herald • lot of bad jokaa about tha old lady getting Calif., a dlatanca of 4,too mlloi, billion* ovar tb* next ll yoara on v-.-.-- 1tho primary roada—will know wnat Northern glrlt have fat. Wa hasten to point out that such la ovar four-len* dlvldad highways primary, aacondary and urban u bnU, most that Southern girls would not tha case. •• which traffic will not be Intar- Midi. Tha federal govarnmeat’a **ampla: a present primary like to havo? Wall — man and Them may even be some more aarioua * , * * t * * bUUM apeeulatlftn about the effects of addad Aa official of tho government's Tha fadaral gavommant and tha no^dJr weight from mator dust constantly being Bureau of Boada. which will 1U- states for yean hive boon Chip. Z* d added to tha atmosphere. Astronomers say parvlie the project, said, "No, ping la on th# cost of primary * NEW that tha effacta are negligible, and .that no that’s just about right.” (main, meet travalad Mgbwaya), J J jJ J on# need worry about tha potsibility of the S N Q M tB if •arth’a running amok because of Ite added bulk. MU Mother Earth tips tha scales at about 6,000,000,000,000,000.000,000 tons. Evan If Here's to* gift for toess important year* abend. aba la gaining tha maximum estimate of You’ll be prmd togive tba 1,000 tons dally, tha total is only 166,000 Thursday, May 81,1956 tons a year. worU-faowd cW tlU ag pen. And to our stlotsloo f u That much of an increase la about Hke you’ll ben • modd and iMtlng a grain'of sand to Mount Everest color dwtm at aH pridsn ghiti sustain you. Paahn 58:88—Whan ear. I* human terms, it’a like a mote of dual 7 ^ i? " * ** ** balp * « « # * « ns*d ear re. nrtdaii~m~hoin7ld rinrlirri! i7a~ Sbtsfftr Soorkti pens barton Meomea too great for our strength dinging to a six-footer. Our advice let Don't £ 2 ^ ^ J d ^ a ^ r ie n fe ^ lS , ,fc , way d ^ bMlTuJhMd r ftto from 110.00. t weiahould pass tha burden on God. It's hla worry about Mother Earth's, waistline; tha Jacksonville ak£n whii. p#iPio™r* *te ^ d J I S K e w * t a T ^ t o ^ t e ^ b ^ ' Florid* Hl**»way patrol say! / oo v sew MW V IW W M W M W in Nation O n Eve O f New Program 7. Too Lato To Classify afiisas------------ ------------------a w s w a S& raSrJB Retail Trade O il I Id Q O By SAM DAWSdN benefit Is Little IS t LI I I 1 6 tb* u s e way Sluaaish if“V^MawTtiL,b-K K •‘•toiwooriag apparel>^ * ^ ■■■II.J F"” ^ orid* te*f today It eomporoblo of 1, #w*y 1 1 9 9 1 * 1 1 ^ Ra seid la a television (WFLA eut ef find aomawbat tba U » e candttlea -that’# < L Dotrdt ? £ £ loading * NEW YOU on - Ratal! trade. Fathar’a Day naxt month (he will U May, la aptt* ef Mother'. Day. uw." baa tuned a little sluggUh. Aad not gat the bill until July). But Ratal! trade faUurae to toe ftrsl la many places march# nts are looking for a spring tenle. Otharwlae, Urn pleasant beast te profit* 4hoy woe sarlior — largsly by toandac Imw to ageaou m en eut e f a salsa dollar - may bo lest, ££xSeffia without thou apodal tv vita tbs pleura lm’ a. bright. The U. f . Department ef Com* mares puto M primly this way: "RatsD salat duUnad somewhat more than Is usual la April.1 “ ” --------------------- - - - » mo th* _“ mf M lf^a* btafaioo efJT per tfa l again. Jim a«n#d T “ Hr that It was the the Detroit plan*, ° v*r the previous year. bar that It was Deport siant4 “store evon “ *— — *aloe, ________ _ The colored man. with a grin counting to toe big Mother’* Day splurge, from are only 1medarataly — 1— ----- oor to oar, tamed to Jim ahead for to* year a* far. Chain.a* tha woman rushad off for th* atores and mall erdar flrats, as pleas. "Wall aah,M h# said, “ah* got ‘that to black and whits, I, a greup, ivepart . ' salao tola April . : aura ______ Z . down tJ.per cent from last pear, didn't that" la ewre detail the picture bocomas mixed. Oreeary ahato Mice to the first leer noatos af toe rear are 114 pm cent aimed af lest year, lale* «f wnmw's wear £Isudtsu£ i got drunken driving tavern tor? »apologising to !a Um dhar things. charges reduced to rocUeas drtv. ta riS Xapart rn to S o S u i« /2 Hlof1Iln* 1 eustemar _____ bocauu• ha did not U have On#^ Ftoridn dopartmant ator* brought In tkeir _ _____ __ bom* *«wa or homo'eoimty __ _ _____ 7» anything but Iocs! boor. Yet boor maaagor stated tkot'iTkis star* brawad In Plorldn to u food as elono" ware ovar WOO Florida JUrkaan said tho patrol could bmr#f ,n ....... ^mode .^products. * * any brought Into state and .. tho ................ _..........r ..vw.•"in moot ensoo uk# ----------------#T,r >SMUM* - automobllo ce<inty. . ,Bd 1aiid nsuafly sails for lau boenuu thos« or* not IdonUflad as such Hf**J?* J".**** **• af th# dlffaranc# in trnasporto. nag th* public hu hod m wty of “*• tlon costa. knowtag what la mado in Florida «swth* 1 »„ -.11 If wo could stimulate pride In and what Isn’t ff ?l*b* our state to tho point whan onr ^T# oorroct tb* situation, too way patrol ears art uaad for stats poop]# would hi Wm E.KA Jeweler Bo successful was tha Florida Product Festival, staged undar tha apenaorshlp of th# Florida Development Commission last January, it was dacidod to make *h*^» ? £tent 2 ? vtower 5 2 “huain— M ■Mnu*' nt- CiTk moncas wore & u ipar Uadm * "warn urrod•** to THESE FAMOUS 112 So. Park Avto 8 I T -W Undecidedw hat to give the ► Graduate? 7M ; '* 1 TWO .TO N E •J '' HANDSOME IMPORTED BUCKSKIN HOC Vbelei • ! the Urn# ft? m b wfce Hke the omeIM a rt emert A M i ef BOBTONIANI Mee-teea. Btechrt eln la r t f MMfc or tea at I 1U I, hi cam! feelers at IIS.M. ftlae pbaee? may we suggest a... �..................... M ........ r a a v . • V; n.' . v! v - + y * V ? .Z im T O E S A N F O R D T T E R A tP • _ T h u n * .M a y 8 1 ,1 9 5 0 P a re * Social frvenJtA Parents Reveal. Engagement O f P. Butler, E. E. B ----Mr. and Mr*. Johnny C. Butlar a n today announcing tha engage* m int and approaching marrlaga oI thalr daughter, Peggy Gail to Edgar Earl Benaon, eon ot Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Benaon of Tampa. MU* Butler waa born in Griffin, Ga., and attended schools there and in North Carolina before moving to Sanford. She ia now a junior at the Sanford High School and ia a member ot the F ln t Bap­ tist Church. Mr. Benaon wa* born in Birm­ ingham, Ala., and attended achools there and in Tampa. 11a then Joined the U. S. Navy and I* at the pre*ent atationed at the SNA8. The wedding will be an event of June 9, in the Tampa Church of tha Natarene with complete plana being announced at a later date. MISS PEGGY BUTLER Calendar THURSDAY H e Seminole County Minister­ ial Association will meet a t 12:30 p. m. at Seminola High. Tha Training Union will sponaor a covered dish supper at First* Baptist Church at 6:30 p.m. Melvin Dckle will lead the Bap­ tist Training Union Worker*' Council a t First Baptist Church • t ■: 15 p.m. The Unity Prayer service and study class meets in the Valdez Hotel at 7:43 p. m. Teacher Is Jerry Meacham. The Daughters of Wesley Sun­ day School Class will have a busi­ ness and social meeting in MeKinleylfall a ( I p. m. Hostesses are Mrs. M. I.. Wright, Mrs. Zeb Ratliff, Mrs. G. W. Bally, lira. C. H. Winn and Mr*. Lyda Stall. M argaret Ellison Is Worthy Advisor For Rainbow Girls Persons Invited L Burney To Play In Band For H. Morris Day Is Honored Margaret Ellison was Installed aa Worthy Advisor of the San­ ford Assembly No. 25 Order of tha Rainbow for Girl* by grandmother, Mr*. J. A. Ellison at a meeting held recently in the Masonic Temple. Otbi-r Installing . officer* were Mrs Virginia Anderson, Marshall: Mr*. Phil Wyatt, Chaplain: Mra. Joe Corley, secretary; and Eva Harkey, musician. The temple wa* decorated with flowers and fern along with lighted taper*. Little Pete and Pam Reynold* acted as candle lighter*. Mis* Irma Corley way ed with her past Worthy Advisor pin by tha assembly and her parent*. Sanrice bard were awarded to Peggy Lunilqulst, Dottle Willi­ ams, Amoret Spelr, Nan. Cu*hing, Jans Brown, Margaret Wilson, Irma Corley, Nellie rickena, Linda Smith. Carol Ellison, June Jennings and Carol Nell. Mr*. Kathleen Reynolds, Wor­ thy Advisor, announced that Mrs. Phil Wyatt, Mm. Virginia Ander­ son, Margaret Ellison and Irma Corley have been honored by the Supreme Assembly, McAlister, Okla., with the Grand Cross of Color. This I* the highest honor that can be conferred on those working in Rainbow. Mrs. Joe Corley rendered a solo, "When You Come To The End of A Perfect Day" a t the installation service*. Refreshments of punch and cake were served to the 60 guests present. Next regular meeting will be June It. Former 8emlno!e High School graduates who played in the band or anyone els* Interested In music are Invited to participate with the hand for the Herman Morris Appreciation Day, June 6. The hand will play marches from 7:45 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. and music will he passed out at 7:16 p.m. at the Memorial Stadl- ' WEDNESDAY The Junior Choir will rehearse at First Baptist Church at 3:30 FRIDAY The Junior High P-TA will have p. m. • reception for R. E. True, re­ Dr. W. P. Brooks Jr., will lead tiring principal, at the Yacht the midweek prayer service at First Baptist Church at 7:30 p. Club from 8 to 10 p. m. Mrs. J. C. Sapp. Orange Rlvd. The annual meeting of the board m. He continues his studies in the gave a Birthday Dinner in honor and members of tha Seminole Book of Acts. County Chapter of the American Sunday Schoot Worker*' Confer­ of six of her family, Sunday May Red Cross will be held at 10 a. ence will be conducted at First 27. The birthday* were her mothm. in Room 317, Sanford Atlantic Baptist Churcli at 8:13 p. m. er's Mr*. A. V. Knight of Want National Bank Building. Election City: her husband, J. C. Sapp; her of officer* and reports of commit­ daughter. Mrs. Clara Wyatt and tees. her three children. Johnny, Eddie SATURDAY and Carol. Tha Caitla Memorial Bible A picnic dinner was served nn Mia* Ellen Lyon haa just finishClass, Methodist Church will the lawn. Out-of-twon gue»l* includ. ed Jhe two year secretarial pro­ have a covered dish social a t Mc­ ed Mrs. Sapp's mother, Mrs. A. V. Kinley Hall from 6:30 to 8:30 p. gram at the Florida Stats Univer­ Knight, two sisters, Mra. Georgie sity a t Tallabasaee and la home Jamas and Mr*. Thelma Baker, » . Baby sitters are available, to spend tha summer with her Plant City; Mrs. Rapp’* daughter, MONDAY parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al Lyon and Gladys Freeman of Tampa; John, The Sunbeams and G,A.’s will brother, Andy. ny Bitfield, T am pa:. her alster, ■teat at F irst R splitt Church at Mr*. Murtice Hoidridge. Daytona Misa Peggy Wright, who hie 8:30 p. m. brother-in-law, Henry Hoidridge, CWF Circle Two of the First Just completed an activ* aopho- Daytona; Mr. and Mm. Wilbur Christian Church will meet at mor* y ta r a t Florida Stile Uni­ Hoidridge. Mis* Geraldine Hoid­ 8:10 p. m. at the home or Mrs. versity is home for the summer ridge. Miss Betty Shaver. NorA. R. Stroup, 407 E. 2#th St., with with her parents, Mr. and Mrt. mand Riley all of Daytona Beach; Mrs. Charles R. Grioma aa the Jim Wright and family. Mra. G. B. Sapp, Mm. Myrtie program leader. After spending several days vis­ Nettles. Mm. Vertle Mae Hertman. Tha Friendship Claw of the iting his parent* on 8. Mellonvlll# Ernest Lee. all of Sanford; and F irst Christian Church will have Av*.. Master Sergeant Russell S. Lloyd, Raymond and Dal* Free, a business session at 6 p. m., ad­ Wallace and wife have returned to man. journing in time for graduation Ellin Air Force Base, accompan­ A white linen cloth cover over­ oiercisc* at the high school. ied by hi* mother, Mrs. A. B. laid the table end waa centered Wallace, who will visit with them with a lovely crocheted piece which TUESDAY for a few days. held a music box and birthday The Woman's Society of Chris­ Gordon Toll, who has been at­ cake that played "Happy Birthday tian Service of The .First Meihodiet Church will have an Execu­ tending tha University .of Florida To All". The cake and coke* wer* served tive Board meeting at 8 a. m. fol­ at'G ainesville, it home for tha lowed by a business and program summer holidays before returning after the meat and many lovely | gifts were opened. \ to complete hia Junior ysar. meeting a t 8:43 a. ra. Six Members Are Honored Recently At Birthday Meal fisAAonah •Anyone n e e d i n g Instrument* to us# should call Mr. Cowley at 2431-J, Also those who plan to participate should contart Mr. Cowley before the performance. You can flatten small balls of cookie dough by pressing them with a floured fork "a two direc­ tions to make a crisscross pattern. Pour boiling water over slice* of beef liver and let aland for about five minutea; flavor la im­ proved this way. PROFESSOR HAROLD GIFF1N, TENOR Piano Pupils Give Recital; H. GiffinIs Guest Singer The piano pupils of Margaret L. Davis presented their recital at the Woman's Club Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. Harold M. Giffin, tenor and Professor of Voir* a t Stetson University School of Music waa guest soloist accompanied at the piano by Jeanne Burrell, gradu­ ate of Stetson University School of Music. "The enthusiasm of a rapacity audience in the club after each of Mr. Giffin's groups of songs re•called that he has the charming faculty of being able to acrid hia magncic personality across the footlights to grip hia audience" said one patron. Professor Giffin sang "Ye People, Rend Your Hearts," "If With All Your Heart*," "The Blind Ploughman," "Moon Mel­ ody," and “I/iva's Philosophy.''. Program* were given out by Evi« Kratzert and Cindy Rotimlllat; stage appoint*, Billy Bishop; flowers, Mr*. William Stcmper, and Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom assisted by Earl Benton. Those nssbtlng In serving were Mra. E. F, l.ane, Mr*. Allen Jones, Mra. P. 11. Wyatt, Mra. Glenn Gocmhte, Sirs. Robert Iteely, Mrs, Leltoy Anderson, Mis* Jean Wilke ami Miss Joan Wilke, Mr*. I* E. Jeffords, Mra. J. li, l.ee Jr., Mr*. I* A. Harris, Mra. II It. Carroll, Mra. Robert Miller, Mra. J, D. Wright Jr., Mra. N. J. Duggar, Mra. J, H. Benton, Mra. Charlea Seivfdge and Mra. H. 11. Grier. Tha program ran at follows: Pomp and Circumstance, on. 33 No. t Elgar Betty Lynn Selvldge Tha Ball* Beethoven Kathleen Brooke Ballatrlla James Fronds Cooke Lorraine Jeffords Swinging Along Bachmann Joy Stanley Yakima Rea Eddie Kirehhnff Mountain Climbing Tlhhitt T te e v Grier Reverie Rehr Mary Sue Noble • Carol Anne Carroll Heller Curious Story Dian Aiken Schaum Jungle Story Sandra Wright l.ibetfrvud Krcialer Joyce Benton Tarantelle Pieczonka Duane Goemble Hear Those Lovely Bella -Schaum Anne Aiken Holiday Knelling Lola Anne • Faye Marie Kerne* Entra—Actc From Roiamond Schubert Wanda Lee Harris Polonaise in A Major, op. 40, No. 1 Chopin Charnialn Miller Sweet Violet* Smallwood Judy Carroll Gypsy Danre Guenther BedforJ Aiken Melody of Ixive Khglemann . Margaret Jone* Scotch Tone Poem No. 2, F Min­ or McDowell Mary Jean King Fur Elite Beethoven Martha Stcmper Polonaise Joyeuse Krentzlen Carolina Washburn Italian Dance, op. 25 Krentilen Mary Lynn Thomas Adagio Soatenuto op. 27 No. 2 (Moonlight) Beethoven Sandra Lea Caprice Tarantelle, op. 422 Kern Linda Anderson Hungary, op. 410 oKelling Janice Luxen Tarantelle In A Minor -Beaumont Anne Libby Prelude In C Sharp Minor, op. 3 Rachmaninoff Bob Reely, Jr. Adagl» Centablle, op. IS (Tathetiqu* Beethoven flrar* Duggar Fanlasle—Impromptu op. 66 Cho. pin Tommy Wyatt Honoree Receives Many Lovely Gifls At Stork Shower Mrs. Thomai Cobb was g irra a Stork Shower Tuesday night by Mr. and Mr*. J. D. Wright Jr. Mrs. Carl Overstreet and Mr*. entertained at their lovely homa David Newberry at 8 p. m. In Loch Arbor with a buffet aupSpring flower* war* vned per Saturday evening honoring throughout the room* of tha Cobb Larry Burney, a June graduate home and a* an extra dtcatalica of Seminola High School. a bassinet was decorated fn paiTha party rooms were beauti­ td ruffle* of crepe paper and fully decorated with magnolia tird wi:h Inrge rrepe paper tow* blossom*. A yellow linen doth , *1 the handies. The gifls for the fringed in white overlaid tha ; honoree were placrd in the baitiserving table and waa centcreJ net. with a silver candelabra holding Game* weie played during tha while tapers and red rosea, ! course of event* wiMi price* gocolors of tha 8enior Class, . ing in Mr*. Gene Seaman and As the .guesti arrived, they Ml** Edith Stafford. were greeted at the door by Mr. Delirious refre-liment* rorf'slatand Mrs. Wright, Larry and Ing of open fare sandwiched, an Mis* Dottle Williams, “assortment of olive*, nut*, punch, Later they were Invited to the potato chip* and dice** dip wer* dinning room where they found servod In the following guest*! "In waiting" a moat delicious Mi*. It, N. Win.Ilium. Mr*. R. turkey dinner and all the trim ­ j A, Cobh, Mr*. Russell Berkley, ming*. Mr*. Al Lauderdale, Mrs. Tom The guests were then seated at Bolt*, Mrs. Urvan Leo, Sirs, tables in tha garJm which wna Patsy Bassett, Mrs. A. B. Mad* decorated in greenery arrange­ dox, Mrs. Robert Rerg, Mra. ments. Larry was presented with Gen* Seaman, Miss Carla Kawr* a gift, a memento of the occas­ berry, Mrs. Ralph McLain. ’Misa ion. Ktli’.h Stafford, Mi** France* Guests tnrtuded Miss Elizabeth Cobb, Mr*. A. K. Shoemaker. Sr., Woodruff, Kenneth Ramsey, Har­ Mra. A. K. Shoemaker Sr., Mr*. riett Redding, Tommy Wyatt, Mr*. A. K. Shoemaker Jr., Mrs. Boh Mary Tenner. Joe Davis. Nancy Anthnnv. V-« Svr m m * , O** Richards, Ernie Morris, Diana Undo; Mra, Doris Tedder, ITa* Fleisher, Rob Reely Jr., Dottle Kathleen Loyd, Mra. 8aut Abram* aon, Mra. Overstreet. Mre. F. A« Williams and the honor guest. Also present were Mrs. Jeek Stone and Mra. David Nan-berry, Burney, Randra, Danell* end Danny Wright 111. With. Dinner Housewarming Is Held For Teacher New Majorettes Chosen For Band Following a routine and exact­ ing tryout als majorettes wer* recently chosen to fill the varan* rles In the Seminole High Schoel Band Majorette Corps, These Include, Senlora, Ana Davis and Mary Greet Hobby; Juniors, Betty Lynn Rdvldg* and Linda Smith; 8nphomnre, Fvl* Kratsert and Freshman Judy The faculty of the Southslda Primary School surprised Mrs. Be* Anderson with a housewarm­ ing at her new home, 107 Shan­ non Drive Tuesday afternoon. Refreshment* were served end gifta of two pictures, and a serv­ ing table were presented Mr*, Hamm, Anderson, The contestants were Judged an grace, poiee, strutting, Individual twirling, group twirling and gaa* tral appearance. May SI The rorpe next year wilt h a r t Mra. Aucoln 12 members with Sgt, Catol Nutt aa head majoretta.’ Dottle Jaan Bethen Happy Birthday . i* % for Him G lam our U nder Every N e c k lin e / “Life Thrill” Convertible Bra by J o r m f it W ts r it 4 TIE BAR A HEN'S WATCHES LADIES' WATCHES C U F F L IN K S Yellow * White White. Yellaw A Diamond Gold 1.70 up 19.95 up w a ys/ Tha comfortable w«y t o curvemaking. . , 4-way bra converts for wear under ANY NUMBER P of decollate neckline*. Famous TW IT* wired underhutl u feature* a light ttrip of foam rultler foj contour shaping. Whit* cotton ia aba* 32A to 3M1 Re fitted hi Bra No, 377, 31 today I 19.95 up For Graduation give our ELECTRIC RAZORS LIGHTERS 19.95 3.50 UP TnM>rni by • EARRINGS • PIN BETS • NECKLACES. BRACELETS • NECKLACE SETS w« Invito Chert* Aeeounta W* have many other Gift items that are Perfect for Gradua­ tion, and other occas­ ion s, We invite you to pee our Lovely Se­ lection of Exquisite Jewelry, WERT JEWELRY STORE M2 E. let. St. Phone I brnssmt luxury unlimited le nil ynurs In tfteee / ( ManhnOnn* Spirt Shirts. The/m ml^iiy tight-andheavyonneat-lookinf • style you'll enjoyl �• - w Pastrano W ins Split Decision Over Spieser Thomson $ 0 » iL l< o f O rrr, W/MPO UP' M/O T.CF’A. NEW ORLEANS (ft—Willi* Pa*. trsno's finally got Chuck Spicier oat of his hair, bat the iwlft New Orleam hea'vywelght'i future plana have little patten. Paitrano, borrowing a page from the baiebal] manual, hit to all fields last night He displayed a newly acquired style of Infighting in winning a nationally televised lOround split decision over the for. c o M P tr m o u TA T#* 70 M AX* i IT 9 HiA AO w waokee Braves in that Ul-fated deal they arranged U get him from the New Yeeh Glints it ISM. Urn •watting Scot was the man the Braves figured they needed for the peasant, and ao they packaged pitehere Johnny Antonelll and Don Liddle, catcher Ebba I t Clair, in* fielder BUly Klaus and about ISO., oos and seat them to the Polo Grounds for Bobby and catcher Sam Calderons. You know what happened. Thomson broke aa ankle la spring training, hit only two home runs and the Braves finished third. The Olants won the flag —with An* tonelli wlnntng tl games. aLet season, Thomson hit 11 homers while playing oh a part* time basis and the Braves finished second to Brooklyn. Now Thomson has eight home runt so far this season and the Mtlweukeea lead the National Lasguee by a game. Bobby slammed four homers, had six hits in nine tripe and drove in seven runs as ths MIL” •Humphr growl*1 the young the Braves split a double-header (Msra tmele. "At knot Mm bus* with the Chicago Cubs yesterday. All told, the two dubs combined dm* yearn eta port." "He meant it Me a compliment.* for IS home runs among the ree. ord SO which were blasted in the 10-game Memorial Day card. For atl the records and Thomsen’s great day, however, most of the excitement was set off by Mickey. Mickey^ Mantle's “nearmlas.” The Oklahoma strong boy, Jolting his lBth and 30th homers of the season as the New York Yankees swept Washington, smackad one against the facade eo the third tier in sight field that missed by II inches of being the first fair ball ever bit out of mammoth Yankee Bta- 1 jm F llL PAoPA$iy PUT JM Mr* 0UO/POT JUMP T t f 'H f r o *§< % */* tt o MC.A.A. 9 1 0 T r r tK . A t TAM to * A J .& \ dium. Thomson hit two homers in eaeh game — his first "double" since Aug. 13, IBS). A pair of two-run homers by Hobie Landrith and Dee Fondy in the sixth got the Job done in the opener for the Cubs, however, 104. Thomson’s three-run blast triggered a fourrun sixth tha helped Milwaukee o aa 11-B edge on the nightcap. Cub pitcher Russ Meyer and 'A U A A tt A M * ' ,2 1 9 1 0 l M TT9O 90N , I I -A t MPpf * *>AX I 1 ■ ■ tJU M P 9 \ O OMt : 0P 7U 9■ m r y m /o H P \ a M H/M/MAnoM MEN 90079* . . . * ■ ■f w ' M B ■ • -v i. • -.v.v Flaherty the opener after Axehanging blows when Meyer conked Bruton on hii protective helmet with a pitch. Cincinnati replaced St. Louis as ths NL runner-up, sweeping the Cardinals 0-3 and O-S. Ray Jablon. ski’s three-rua homer in the eighth won the opener. Doubles by Frank Robinson and Ted Klusewsk! fired a six-run third that won the night, « •* DALLAS (ft—Tessa* b'syat golf tournament .both in money and quality—the 170,000 Texas Interna, tlonal Open—started today with Bam Bnead la the familiar role of favorite but with a score of others strongly backed. It's the second half of Dallas' 1100,ON golf show. Don January, the Abilene. Tex., freshman to pro ranks, won the first one, the 0*0,000 Dallas Centennial Open, last weekend. January' It in this tournament too but Isn't among the favorites. He plays in ths opening round today with Gene Llttlcr, Binging Mills, Calif., and Freddie Haas, New Orleans. Snead, who fired a J-under-par low Counry Club eourse yester­ day but still complained about his putting, hits his first tee shot for keeps this afernoon, being in a hreedome with Wally Ulrich, Rochester. Minn., and Dick Mayer St, Petersburg, Fla. FIREMAN ON THE JOB RAND, W. Va. (ft)—Volunteer fireman Charles Butler was right there when the alarms sounded. Dlptheria has been virtually Good thing too, for it was his eliminated as a cause of death house on fire, in the United States. "Charlie was a little sidled at first," Chief George Hunt said, but he soon ealmsd down and There are 8,000 telephonoa took his post," aboard the U. 8. carrier Saratoga. Feet— 1)48 CARTOON BUICK We are offering various makes, models, years, at reduced prices, Here Is your chance to buy a better than average car below aver* age price. Check and Compare! You will agree that NICHOLSON BUICK USED CARS are the best money can buy. f t m m / c A A f p r n n tA L L t « By BAL8 BUVGBBB tflNDIAMAPOLia (ft-If any race giver still thought green was ■ ind luck eolor an ancient euporarition in the trade, they could get r sound argument today from Georg* Francis Patrick (Fat) Flalaity, who won tha 40th gOB-mila •Jet at Indlanspolla Motor Ipood walls In separate accident*. They were reported In food condition at a hospital Flaherty, wh* runs a her when he isn't racing, didn't put n scratch on the big green shamrock painted on the front ef hie helm et' Ho started eo the pole aa the fasteet qualifier la speedway hi*, W r. tory and ho heat vetaran Sam iFlabsrty, a red-haired, ta-ycar- Hanks ef Burbank, Calif., to tha etd racing veteran, roared unsetth- finish Use la the dooest windup BI yesUrdsy around • track lit- cine* Wilbur Bkap nipped Kalph .Two drivers, two ptt crow mem |prs and two spectator* wore hurt bo ears splattered against the tonooou retaining walla and hanged F>rk, HL, euftatod • fraoturad ooL tar booo and Jimmy DaywaR of ■dtanapoUa suffered a burned arm •men their ear* erashod tats ths P I P P P A T - TMg FtMAL OLYMP/C TA/ALO AT LOO A y. AMOPL CO JUMP29-30. J A C K tO N . t pP O tL * P iP ■ 99 0 AMO TOPM co rn u T/te 9/o a ir Olyraple team member fro Detroit, At 173, Spicier spotted Psitrsi joti pounds, The meting was Am third b tween the two and the record no sbowa two triumphs for Paitrai and one draw, Pastrano opened bad euts and* Spieser’s eyes and showed a marl ed superiority in the hosing di Hepburn by BIS eecende In IBM. Flaherty toek the 41-yeer-eid Hanks by M.4B seconds, or about a third af the tH-mile track. The ratine during competition was the faetoet ever but duo ta an hour and 11 mtaoee of slowdown* for wrecks the final average we* 1JB.M mile* aa hour compared with BUI Vukevieh'a IBM record ef 130-84. * # 0 9 UP CHAMP 9 9 9 AAT OP 90Y/M 9 M l HOT PXACTLY 9P / PHHAMCPU HOtfPVPA TMPHPO MO P/O PU r#o\3C M/o A p /t/r y to *rw>rtrO rrJ m o oppompmto & B i R»a«n fC itv tom BnlH) Two Ton* finish •• , r . . , ,N . I .1.1 FrectleeQy now White Well Tire*, Beet Covers, Dyne* flew, Radio Heater, Other Belch Asrsceertsa. Lew MUeege .....— ----------- uoupuy oer moap W m rr/M a A H/M TMAM HP/MO f £3 Mtr p y m/m / kA worm out TRAFFIC YBOUBLH ROCKFORD, HI (ft)—While Bkhnrd 8. Arms, eity-County planner waa attending n meeting on hew to SMVo trnffis by atete toll roods, his ear wo* tagged fee abatrusttag traffic. Felice Officer Jamee F. Vecely celled n wrecker ta tow away Arina* ear, end Arms paid Truffle ■ ft Charieo E. Berve a M fin*. equip your horns for \ m odern oloctrical living NSW PIXTURSS *1595 /£ I ELECTRIC CO SA LESR O O M O PE N A L L D A Y SA TU R D A Y S10 S o . M a g n o lia A f t . p s �Smith Spending Life Fighting Dust Storms 4 EASY WAYS TO PAY 1. Our easy Pay Plan 2. Open Account 3. CASH 4. Lay-A-Ways DALLAS, (II - H. N. Red Smith chief of the Texaa office of tho U.S. Sol! Conservation Servlet, has •pent • UfeUme fighting duat iterm*—end eatea a lot of duat doing It. For thoae who have never aeen a duat atom strike, ho ha> about aa good a deaeription aa you could want. \ "I waa driving along arouhd Eden, Texaa., the other day,’* he aaya. "It waa aa pretty and sunahiny a day aa you would want CLAUDE J. TATES “ All at one* cloud bank cut late afternoon very hich. 1 “ Then saw what looked like a off the sun. It w ai and the aun w asn’t was driving west, it coming along th« ground. ■ : ‘ ■i jM W fcdS "*, J u M iG fpiCIU IN RANGE ■ "Then I waa In It, and within 100 yarda, It ehinged from a RATTLESNAKE ftve-feet alght-lnehoa long, killed recently In the Floral Hetghta Sectloa by Florida ta-ight, clear day to where I could power and Light Company Meterman Jim Buckler. (Staff Photo) not aee SO yarda any direction." i w -------------------This year, dust atorma like the one Red Smith describes have dropped visibility to zero In many places In the Great Plains. Driv­ ers lurn on their headllghti at noon. T rsv a lsrs eritep off ths highTatea, ef Jackson- wsy and alt there, riding out t h * 1 Claude J. villa, General Manaver ef Florl- storm, Wlnda sweep the flat, TELEVISIO N 1a :a# 1:04 liao 1-te ** M>* u *i“ rl' ***“ *r ,i " ■0‘ a" n’ V t a a *i»k ““ 1:11 John Dale Now* ^Talophono and Ttlagragh Com­ toll, such It Into the air, and with th* Duat Bowl yet, but It a la good Oil# Muntlna * »UM»« w i l l D< *:<S Hondoavout pany, hat b*erl fleeted a vice pre­ allttla bM of land here and a littk *h»P« *o «* »*»•* »*y- Doubt If 7*oo Enchantod Mirror l l eons* ai Taaiardar sident of th* company at a moat­ bit there, build it Into a duster. * • hiv» much more moisture now Ti 7;t* Climax ing of Southern Bell Director* In The duat doesn't atop In the'thin than.’’ 1:10 Oroutho Mtr* 1:04 O ur Lombardo Show Atlanta, area. from which k cornea. It | The present difficulty la that the Oil# Burn. A Alton heads east and (outheaat. drought— extending baek lo 1930— 10:00 W r.M lln* from Hollywood Tate* will cantina* In ehtrg* 11:00 Sight S a n a l l.p o r t When the folk In Dallas and has In tome Inatancaa prevented of the Florid* Operation* ef th# Il iS Mtarllahl Thaatra •nd Kama* Southern Ball Telephone b..« ----- - City and - Shreveaport, . ----- and „farmers- from raising cover crops. i t to a ta n -o ff ‘ ........................ Televraph Comnan* aa Vie* Pro- occasionally a* far to tha out as ....................... What rain fell cam* at* “the " wrong3 f« iw a» j . a _ _ _ a k la u t m A W aa a o lla A tlo m tla a la a t l mm aa aaaal * ■ •• i a l m ik l l i o d ft** n eto a ships Ila tha Bnorth Atlantic, start Atlma and was ddistributed In aa t:l# _ a i* n -a n■ e Prnfrare eldant and General Manager. Raauma ' chok'ng on tha thick, dirty soil spotty manner. Some wheat that l i t l Vaw t-W aathtr Claude J. Yates is a native twirling around them,* the ques. did sprout failed to get enough t i # t ••flood M oraine" % Tannaaaoan and received Ho edu­ I tton ar<aea: "Doea (hit matn an* follow-up rain to gain itrength tiOS Captain K aniaroa • *! 2! I.**1 F*'lTr* cation in Tennessee and Kentuc­ other DuatBowl?" •Jan-On Pro*ram Rtaumc and all*. ky. Ha* hoen employed rontlnu- To many people, the over.dram* The beat eure for wind arotloa 0:11 Kaw*-W«ath*r »:l# Ernl* K o ra ra Show allied Duat Bowl refers to a great la a eover crop.These also ar# t*.»# Thlo U n i of Oura 10:11 Moora Hhow area of theWest In which the land cash crop* such aa wheat and I t i t t Onrr* Strlka 11 n i r h wa« destroyed by drought and grain sorghums, which provide ex* ' 1:00 Valiant Lody wind. eellent soil protection if properly l l i l t Lo»o of Ufa ! ’ ! • ; ; • « ” *< t » r Tomorrow . /v..ually, the real duat bowl of mini gad. t t : 4 l Oxtitln* I.toTit with hi* Com-tnv In the state* of th# "dirty 30*" was a very small Next to eover erope, the use of m ro x o M Louisiana, Mlailaslppl, Alabama, area of severe wind erosion. It earth elods probably la the most ' t : 0a .lark P a a r dhow Georgia, Kentucky and Tennaa- waa corepoaod of S comploto cotta- important soil conservation prac£ aoo, bofor* coming to Florid* on tits and portions of 11 otheri la a tic#. Clods are loo bifrto blow. | farm aer---- r1'»'*>e4 from m May 1. 1951. as general manager relatively small area where OklaFarmers, with their big ma- •" *• In 1933 to M2 last yaar In fn charge of tho Florida Opora- homa, Toxaa, New Mexico, Colo, chin#*, dig than to tho ourfaco Colorado, forexample, tfona. .rado and Kansas bunch together, and hope that a small, Ineffectual Of the people who remain, Y .t.. t. . etawani i. «,* A doxan or so Aaaoclatod Proas shower will not break them down. Swisher says: First Mathodiat Chureh in Jack- i r*P°rt,r«* digging deeply into tbo But a little arithmetic tells why "I’va never Man aueh a bunch irx.idlni^eta, find this U the situation to- farmers don’t want to turn looea of rugged people . . . they have I T / l n th«*board af*MraeTor**of <«F» - * ’of ChU very fertile land. Thalr mom spirit and tenacity than any the* Klwan*. cTuh JaltamrilkJ L ■ ■ * « » Great Plain* .take, make pikers of Las Vega* troop I’v* over teen. The way w m S T r f th* rika r i u hr i mu ’ apt *° n , t that ™ ind drought garablari. i thoy taka It dav after day U al■iwnber of tn* Eixa Club Ttmu- ^diuona la on* a*c»Jon may pot This land grow* aa much aa SO moat tmbelltvabla, _ n»bBi2 i ®CCttr ta °*h,rfc 1buahela of wheat to the acre whet | "This area r-V*-*M ® £ in f * ? n L Cu vt^mt * mill* 1 tnret ’ • p e e k i n g , the tha weathar U right, and 10 bush- U a high risk area, but whoa th* ^ « J 5 aT <*®n*kt.ia voT.Mrious now,.par- cla In many plaeoa U considered country blooms, it ft a paradlao t . 00 ran titl a eo “A* III* World T u rx i" Robert U L - w l t % Art L l n k U t K i 'i Hoaktptrljr O arrr Moore anew Th* B it Payotl n i m r«r* Bob C roibr ahow R r l i h t c r D*r 1:11 B*er*t Storm t ie Th* Edc* of N|*M t.00 C hanntl (I) Crn*srot4* w w r u .t v j» rK a o v v u ,t.w cii.tvvri. a T H m o n a v ata a ia o free Mlektv Moua* a te •* tioo Rtp orf t i l . n o u v F.dorerds A V*srt a te *xt Preston sf Tuko» T on t oe* r t s n s s r T: lo Climax a :00 i to kyis.r* Ptctlo* T h t a t a t IV x t.tfro n i 4 Otar PltvhAu.o R o .rm trr riooaty M M r . t t . r Koow. * n n 11:04 Rrport l.ra Pool. Morv Eord l.ata dhow — T o n r n r a a . a Morif N»»« A dO paitiAv woa.vtxa ra n t K .nexroa O a r r r Moora •I «• Rtr'k# Yt Hlcll J iH r-e 'fW : doorrh for Tomorrow Uuldln* U a h t 11:00 Honor! Tomm* Wood dhow Aa World Turns n o h r r t O. L aalo l lo u . a p x r l r PI* Pxrnff • o oh« Crosby M • rlth to r Pay 4;0t Km* v*wr l.wa I* good shop* with this wall-mada sprlolltr. Sat*r*t«a awa *p t* 10 It. I* dlamatar. laUly adluatad. amoran poooTua vaum SEE THE COMPLETE 195S LINE OF GE RANGES IN MIX OR MATCH COLORS ‘fed,*: n , u On.n Housa TRIM WHIM RCA Victor 17lnch Thrifton Lowest Priced RCA Vic­ tor TV! 87% smaller cab­ inet than preyioua table models. "Hidden Panel” Tunihg. Rollaround stand available, extra. F.bony finish. Special I I Eft-93 model 1786022. SENKARIK GLASS and PAINT CO. LIKES UNITED STATES PHOENIX, Aria. W)-Alvan# Castro-Morano, 32, waa aantanred to six montha In fedaral prison for Illegal entry into th* United States after he told th* court b* had erosMd th* border aa a "wet­ back" 19 timas in Mven year*. Your Color Headquralera 112-114 W. 2nd 81. Phone* S20 ft 2116 five-tub* model «•*»••• ***\ Has dl#l-b##m lunln#, phena leak. In m*h*g. When priest fsr gonuino Otedynw Tiros « rt Hilt ISW « . . L IT’S TIME TO BUY | | famous MARATHONS H G O O D A e A R MEMBERS OF THE Seaman Guard Division ef Sa tford Naval Air Station ar* impacted by Captaia Robert W Jackson. USN, Commanding Officer of, the station, during his monthly peisonne] inapt*, tion (Official Phot#, U. S. Navy) _______________________________________________________ A City of Sanford Civil Service Examliutioa will bn held in the City Hall at 2 SO P. M. Saturday June 28, 1986, or aa soon thereafter aa poulble, to eatabllah an eligible Hat for the clast of patrolman. ♦POLICE PATROLMAN* I AM HUMBLY GRATKFUL FOR THE CONFIDENCE SHOWN BY YOUR OVERWHELMING VOTE f ^ ( j IN ELECTING ME AS YOUR COUNTY ASSESSOR OF V :L; j j TAXES. I SINCERELY APPRECIATE THE EFFORTS ' AND WONDERFUL SUPPORT OF ALL MY FRIENDS ■"! ■■ WHO RECOGNIZED EXPERIENCE AS TilE MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR FOR THIS OFFICE IT WILL BE MY AIM TO SERVE ALL THE PEOPLE OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY. REQUIREMENTS: Applicants for the pollen Mrvleo must be 21 years of agis and not over 84; bo at Inast S’ V* tail and weigh not leas than 184 pounds. Good working conditions and pension plan. All applicant* must reside within thf City limits of Sanford, be of good moral character and have had at loaat a crammer school education. Opportunity for ad­ vancement baaed on merit, Industry and character. For further details see th* examiner »t tho City Hall between the hours of 11:00 A. M. and 1:00 P. If. CIVIL SERVICE BOXRD Mack N. Clereland, Jr, Secretary Democrat!* Nominee for County Aaaeaaor of Taxon N. 0. Garner Examiner Get Marathon* now a! "hurryup-ami-buy* prices while tbn limited supply lasts. The*# tires are the beat in their price class — and they’ro yours now at hard-to-realat prices! Act fast and be mllee ahead on famous Goodyear tires! T R A##ltS4M D I NOW Mgasyi M a n anI # TOW ftU M n TIUi M l VOW SOWN FAYMSMV G O O DYEAR �Toothbrush Saves T e e th (PoUowla* It the second artitW LHebed by Th# Sanford Harald cooperation with th t Sentinel* County Dental Society aa a public »t nr Ice.) If you were .cloaalag between the teeth of a comb, you wouldn’t bruih acroai thoao teeth. You wouldl bruih up from the betttoma of he teeth. !a the aarne way, the apacea be­ tween your teeth muat bo cleaned by brushing downward from the top gumi and upward from tbe bot­ STUDENTS from the accord rrade of Plnecreat School Inapeet on# tom. of the truck* of the Fir# end Craah Department during their vtall A bit of preiaure la needed eo aboard-Sanford N a^al A ir Station. (O fficial Photo, U . 8 .. N a r y ) that the briatlea allde off the prom, inent aurfacea of the teeth and Into the apaeea between them. A alight wriggling or vibrating motion makea the toothbruah briatlea act like toothplcka that dlalodge little particles of food before they can be turned into add which attack the tqoth atructurea. While this la the beat way to bruih teeth, aa a rule, there are alio different methoda that dentlata adviae at timea, to meet cer­ tain ronditloni. Properly uaed, the brlatled toothbruah la the moat effective inatrrment yet devlaed for cleaning the mouth and combatting tooth decay. It la alao a good way to lnaure healthy guma, Teh tragehy of the toothbrlah li hat ao few Americana uae it often enough. The teeth ahould be bruihed or cloanaed with water after each meal or anack of any kind. Pew people bruih any tooth aurfacea except thoie next to the lipi and cheeka. The grinding aurfacea get h few aweepa and the tongueaide lurfacea of the teeth are bare­ ly touched. Dental authoritlea agree that If children were trained to uie the toothbruih when the firat teeth are in, It would prevent a great many cavitiea, even In he “ baby’1 teeth and aave much pain, loia of teeth and expenae. They point out that parenta ahould aet an example by regular toothbruihing after eating at any time. The tidy houaewife agenda much mode time in carefully waihIng 3g diahei, one by one, than •he doea in bruahlng hi,.* t t teeth. When waahlng diahei, aha aeta no HEAVYWEIGHT RUGS 74e Per Sq. Yd time but keepa at them until ahe ODD LOT 12x12 FELT BASE RUGS know* they are clean. The 3g teeth •re murh harder to rlean than the same number *f dishes. Denat authoritlea eay that every tooth aurfare should be brushed at leaat lea time*, and th* brush should go between the teeth. No on* should depend ,on tooth ite or mouth washes to da the . They cannot clean nor stimu­ late th* gumi. It'a the brushlai that eounts. P Legal Notice temasHBR J M rtoftde. 5 | AIM «*•«. tw u wwTicm ar^ K t* aiji . . - awn «v 'rww VfflRmSri rim •ta tu wr ; TCifiVlIOX IT MAT COSCEntJ i .. f v s b s i r rssK : v W ri : ^Srtll^tW t-'iai UTATMjItOAD fJGMaMete Patrol Tl P a rrel f l t «feK**n t t f M i r, Peaeertranl* * P. Orta harry help* Avenue ir A rk. RIorttA Kaatlaea Hoe*. Kw&rfr !re4*,nr M1 • PiaT Book 4. p at* •*. labile reeorla of nomlaol# fieri**, ooatalplag .1$ aero, BTi Jerry Colllas. I Isom ROW p it BO t aa* • rath . road . ^ _ *T ko gootk a t* fool Of t n e Reel t l * t f e e t of Ih* N R 'i of BW14 of Rertlo* Township tl foulb. Ra*e* •* 'fcaot. 00*1*1*1*0 SI ocr* mor* or ! W t Boat I* feat of Ih* North Til T • feet Of Ih* g r . ' i nf I W U nf Rorllon • I . Township t l gouth B a s t * 1* K a at 'c o n U l a l a g i t arr*. more or Itaa. .O W K C n BTl Aerojet Machine Pro•duct*. Inf. •BPRJKCT TO: M ortgage I* fe v e r of *R. C. H artley aa* Hesirlr* Hartley, hie wife; W J l l a r i t e r an* Mary R a t t l e r , hi* wlfoj Nanoy New, **4 N th * II Prearh. P t R C R t , 04 nro lao g o i u m w t P iW T .R r r twN*r> o r gTATION »*t pin* *4 1 That part nfj Th* Pnulhweeterlr 1*1 purvey line b rin g deerrlbed a* rm' towei Cnmmenrng no a gonlheaalerlr a vten.ln* nf the N n rlh e e.te rly line • f Rlnrk IT. K a th r y n P a r k a t a • l i n t n .T feet gnuihoaalorly from On Iron pip* m erklag th* Nnrtheeel p n m s r of **ld Rlnrk, (old point b e ­ ing no tha a r r of a c urve concave I n ih* gouth**.tarty **4 ha v in g a radio* nf t i l l t l feel) t h i a r a from a t t a s e n t he aring nf North 4T, 44 14 p.aat. r u a N n r lh e a a ta r lr * la * g arc of said curve th r o u g h a r e n tr a l nf 1* 41 ##". a d i o i a n r e e f 14.11 ? nal* aet to POINT OK BKOINNINO nf aald d llrh aurvey Ilea; l h a n r # from a taa g en l beai Ing nf Nnrlh 44*44 • Kaat, run North I l M r i * - K*»* 41 fe a t; Ihonr* North I t M f t ! " W*«l I t feet to end nf d llr h surve y 1l*». c n .t a l n l n a .44 arr*. mor* « « ', • i i l u . l t * a l ere* la r o l l r i g h t of i nVjfKn BTi e n Mii.i.rn, PiarM , re Roadway M g h l a l asms »o. n i t aa Edltor'i noti A aavag* tornado leveled tha little town of Udail, Kan., a year ago tomorrow. Brian Coyne of the Arkansas City Kan. Traveler tells the story of Udail a yaar talar in tbe accompanying dispatch written for The Asso­ ciated Pres*. By BRIAN COYNE UDALL, Kan. UP — This little town that refused to die will pause a faw moment* today and mark the firat anniversary of its destruct'Gi by a tornado. The twister took 79 liven and sent more than 200 to h><mi«l*. The *} will be a abort mem trial aervlce i t the main Intersection, called Four Corners. Then Udail will go back to re­ point n r bkoinmno *r *aid building Itself. Weal to n e eenlerllae [and th* h*. .Udall's story Is graven In the ginning of a cure# roprav* to th* Woatarly and having o radius of Inscription at the entrance of the ITTI.fi feel; thaar* Northerly along building ilaelf. said curve, through a central angle "Founded IfU -R eb u ilt HS5." of !•***. * dlelenro of 10* feet, to By mid-September, time for Its end of curve; thence North *-«t !*'• Kaat ttt.IT feet to th e hegthnlng of traditional fall festival, Udail ex­ # onrve concave to the Kaaterly an* having a radius o f IT IM I fasti pect* tha reconstruction to be com­ thence Nartherty along said curt*, plete. It will celebrate then and through a control angle of l* * r , a Invite all he world to come nee. dlelenro nf l # l feel to and of c u r v e Rescue worker* and even some thenr* North I ' l r i * " R est I I M I foot to th* North II** of eald to t of tbe eurvlvore aaid Udail would IT. Rlsek “D" o f D K M ltch.il'. gurvoy o f th* to v y (Irani at a never rise (gain from ita rubble point If.II f**t W eeterly from point and misery. f Interact lion of Weal rlaht of war But Mayor Earl Rowe, an oil la* of Htalo Hoad II A I** and North lino of oald t o t IT, osntala. field worker, stood amid the de­ bris and proclaimed: "W# are going to rebuild this town." City Clerk oJhn Arbuckle report* there already are 160 new home*. H new business building*. Udail hrf* a new tioa.ooo high school, a Mw fU.000 elementary school. It baa tbe latest la utility system*, is gattlng dial telephone*, Arbuckle's.log shows almost two mil­ lion dollar* worth of new construc­ tion. For the first time there I* a drugstore and a ful-time barber shop. Udail had about 800 residents that black night the twister hit. Roma laf. Soma of them came baek. Tha losses hav* not been entirely regained. But Mayof*Rowe t a Slita oro of IT I feat W est from enthusiastically p r e d l c t i Udail Ih* Northeast earne r thereof; thenr* Kaeterlr alone th# North tin* of t o t may grow to 1,000. He says It's a 4 * Olelanra of 4T.I feel to North* better town now han ever before. east r o r a e r l h .r o .,f. thanro Sm ith.rThe reconstruction began from l r a long th* Kaat tin* nr t o t * j m d I a a istsnro of I f f feel tn South tent*, field kitchens an l the three se at r n r a a r of t o t t an* point nf building* ia the builneia district htglnalng, eoolatnlpg .IT acre, mar* which escaped—the bank, the po«t or laaa. f’* ’NICn B T | K lllarnay Corporation office and the Odd Fellow* lodfcr nt'UJF.f!T\TO; Murtgaa* nf fa r t hall. R.apa.a and Ruhr Raapn* In favor The Red Cross gave Udell and »f tlulf I.tfo tnsuraaes Cnmpanr: M ortgage of Thomas Rogers a*4 It* stricken people $336,754. The wlf*. in favor of Carl H a.pe.a and town got tSIl.ooa In civil detente 2Vl*t.Jle*heea- h i. wlf* funds — $141,451 of it for restora­ » A * •» % * •« " * * * ••* * tion of utilities, IN.7J0 for the new run South t * t r W est along the Waaterly line of to t IT, **f fact, run thane* North l t * i r Kaat ITI.ee (•• t to th* W esterly line of It. n. tllah w ay IT A St, rua thane* North t 'll* Kaat aloag sal* W esterly |l*a II* Teel, run thenr* North IT 'tt’ Woat Itl.TS feat, run Ihtar* North I ' t r Kaat IIS.Tl feet to tho Norther, tv line of sal* 1-nt IT. run thaar* gouth S S -ir Waal along aalo North­ erly llao of t « l IT, for l l . l foot to Point o f Heglnnlng. lying within *t fe e l of tho eonlarlino of proyoaed Went ton* of gloto ftnoa II A see, gerllnn TJ*I. eald W est T.en* renttrllna being deeerlh. ed aa faltowei Cnmnteorlag oa a W esterly ostenaloo of th* gonlh lino of t o t I of Block "A” of Talmo giihdlvlalon. according So plat recorded la plot hook t a t page I* nf tha pulillo record* of Demlanlo Tnunly. florid *, at a point It feet Woelarly from <k* goulhweat renter o f aald I-ot l i thoaco ran North $MPI«" Keet T ll.ll feet to hlghSeehool and 1*3.150 for the miner* face no danger from duet new elementary achnoi. ! in poUah mine*. It tay i a aur* There'* a ateel and concrete vry ahowa the duat ia aoluble alorm eellar beneath the mu*l<- anj B miner would receive no room of the new high achool, larg.._ . . . _ enough fof all the puplla and far mor® P°'**h from breathing .he ulty. Moat of the new homea have duat than normally would be Ukatorm ahelter*. on into the ayatem by eating an Udail la determined It will no! »pple. The Carlabad, N.M.. poUah be caught again without warning, mine* produce 00 per cent of the Half aalrep a« it waa on the night nation'* aupply. of May 25, IBM. _____________ Almost a fifth of the tnwna. people volunteered for two-hour HIKE PARKING PROBLEM ahifta in a 23-font watch tower A N N A R B O R , Mich. M V built anuthwrat of town. It i1 'lirvrlea, not auionit bile*, hav# manned every nigh. It la manne rovided the Unlveralty of Michday and night whin the wcihr k.nn w|th , mammoth parking bureau report* tornado breedin;: problem. A aurvey ahowa tho two■mospheric*. wheeler* are the moat popular Five time* thli year, watcher form of campua transportation, have aighted funnel* and preaac ’ tint student* are grumbling bethe button which aet* a siren wail -ana, only 1,050 parking apace* ing and aenda Udail to its atorm me provided on th* campua for Way Tha* pari nft R e sig n in g *1 Ih* N orthw e st corner nP I n i I. nf Irendalr. aa p . r plat th a te u f re— m r d e d In Plat Rnnk I. Pag* 41. *4 •— lh a Public It.c u rd , of gemlenla B WILLARD O. STANHKLL, Quarterman, Public Works, reealvaa n commendation for tha excellent performance In completing th* duties of lilt |>o«itiim from Captain Robert W. Jarkann, ifBN, Comnmnding lifficar of Sanford Naval Air Station. (Offk-ial Photo, U. S. Navy) LADIES LADIES TRIMMED RAYON TRICOT PANTIE8, Rtf. 33c vatu#_____4 for 1 LADIES RAYON TRICOT HALF SUP, R tf 1.00 valut_________________ VRl’DECORATfONDAY Tire Triumph ».!?«*W W f f c v . l : ciirdla* to o l d rn-m ded la Plat book T. p e aa I I , puhlln rern rde of P.mlpnlo County, rinrirf*. helna a etrlo nf land »• feel wld* Keel nf end edja rent tn Ih* eslalliia right uf w a r nf Riata Rnad t l a 4** l^w* herein deerrlbed containing .]* a rr* mnr# r»r I m i . j S y w f f i HTi W A U . ie n , k i n n k t P4RI Kl. aa Roadway Right a l Was ■R»* no. d i - R i rr*i a n Tho W e s lr r ls I* feel of t o t t l |i Block "B ’* of Oak d r o v e Pork, or rnrdlag I* plat rem itted la PI* thi"h T. peg* I I . p.blio record* o Itemlaola County, Ptorlda, being i •JflN tend I# feet wide K iel n and o djarent to the e t u t l n g right Lf. Wfy Pf > tat* Road I I A «**. Tha rand* her.I* d r . r r l h . d e o a u l * . Ing ,T# arr*. mnra o r lata, THURSDAY and FRIDAY SP EC IA L r tin Je eeoh Oliver i .aW r a h POTASH SAFETY SANTA FE, N.M. (A Story Of Little Town Of Udail That Tornado Could Not Kill ynlHaam ! A PANTOMIME - I ’M. NP.VP.K WALK AGAIN WITH YOU" at the Sanford Woman'* Golf A lloca­ tion Banquet. (Left to right) Mrs. Earl Hlggenbothara, Mr*. Boyd Weber, and Mra. Kuaacli Waiter. (Photo by Jameson) LADIES RAYON TRICOT GOWNS, Pm Ul Colon, Rtf. 1.00______ ': LADIES BROADCLOTH SLEEVELESS BLOUSE, Rtf. 1.00 nloo _ whltg SHEER DRESS PUNTS, Rtf. 4i t valoo MEN’S SKIP DENT SPORT SHIRTS, R tf 1.11 vrJm ------- MEN’S TOYO CAPS, Rtf. 40« t»Im ------------ ----------------- A llstate SofetyTreadi (Tik i Type) eVAIAMTtfB II MMTM BUaWAU OB BMfTVWAU ,n .T: „K,,w| " F- O ranherry Orcnherrv. hie wife TO; Mnrlgag* la favor nf rtAnrlB Jn$»nh Oliver. l l n r l t a i A u fev.ir nf H .l ll o k l l r a n b e r r f . * f<r *M*J N N T i n i t h a t a t)*rlarail*a nf T a k i n g baa baoa filod l n tho above styled c a m e by Patlllonar*. •h» a c n u lr la g a u th o r ity of lb4„ ' h * tailin g of th* ohov* doerrlbrd lands, for tha pur* d«T •• Ilia, amended pell. A* t la h t nf • port Inn nf atoln Rnad t l A / MENV STRETCH HOSE, 1 th t flit II U IS, Rtf. lie taIim MEN'S LEATHER BELTS, Rtf. 101 value-------------1----- • SSTtegSreBbS'**- • 4-p*Tewpowb*4p B u y 1 a t th is l o w I r R ) B O rg BOXER SHORTS. Rtf. S ftr I M ------------------------------ BOY’S TEE SHUTS, Rtf. 21c rahM_______________________ , . BOYU NYLON SHIRTS. Pm UI Ctlm, R tf 98c valut--------------- th* goulli lino of eald t o l I. I« Ill* f.aslsrty .Ida nf g ist* Highway i • Nn. I Inuw mats Rnad II A 4**1) I Ihenr* Northerly alneg th* Kaet aid* I nf Bills Highway Xn a la Point of * ir* S t r HAND TOWELS, Paaial (Mara, Rtf. 98c value----------- :, ttnast' iiprarw.tt.T.'ss rnnlalna * 41 arr*. mnr* or loss It*** I T t 48- TURKISH BATH TOWELS, R tf 98c value---------------- . th* gnath m feet of lha W**t *#* t tV y V L , W w iw ,p .v v r,,: ,."ori ^ r . : i-VInla M Vet**, by Deed recorded need Rook 11*. pogo III, record* 4 of said County). • lying ooeterty of g a t wltkla 111 i foot gf Ik# aanroy lia# of atai* • Road 16 A IM. Rortloa t i l l , aatd > gurvay Ita# k#laf 4#oerlbod. wlia t refer*or* to l e t T, llWodafo. OS lot- Katra Larga RATH CLOTHS, Rtf. t 9c valut — __________ ___ 84 s 14 PLASTIC TABLE CLOTHS. Pm IM Cobra, Ref. 79c value ORANGE Improvement Co !25JW SPiat TtfTi' ! l o t I At A polal I# 41 foot Westerly c* nf t t l t f l feel: ___"'"in n !, rnuaty, riurtda ■ry*a W Honry A ttersey far B iai# Road Deport moot Holland Building ^ Vattaka****. M erida Mark n a v o U a d *Tf ReaatAol# to v o ty t il E . Owtrein lal 8HOWER 6 WINDOW CURTAINS, match In* act, Rtf. 2.98 valut 12 tc. ICE TEA TUMBLER, Rtf. 28c value----------1----------CUTLERY SETS, 4 kalvta. Rtf. U S valut * 4 SUtaitM Sittl TABLE WARE, kmivta, ftrka, Bairs U ric BATH SOAP I-------- ------- �IF TOT? HAVEN’T TRIED TART ACTION" WANT ADS YOU ARE REALLY MISSING THE BOAT I THEY ARE A SURE FIRE WAY TO RAISE MONEY BY SELLING YOUR UNUSED ARTICLES FOR CASH! O—ARTICLES FOR SALE PLUMBING Thun. May SI, 1954 PRgt • THE SANFORD HERALD L. L. Sill — Piano Technician! BLACK eyed peaa A awed corn Photo DM Route L Sanford FOLDING C o t S O Ft. Hose (or aalc. firing container & i2 M. All aUe Tarp suite*. Army- pick. 11.00 bushel. Ph. 2374-W. 31—ROOFING—PLUMBINQ .Navy lurplua. S10 Kanford Ave. R. U. Hutchison, Cameron City. NOT A PROJECT! BUT- Romti af Rod Individual! contract and repair work. Free tti RrltUay Farm Rents, Early oatlmaUa. R. L. Uartey. ao< American, Ultra Modern, ConVenetlna Blind* Sanford Ave. Phono IMS. WANTED—One, two, or throo H rentloaal A F r n a o h Cnlanlnl Enclosed bead. Sa|-prool bottom P. alr-comproaaor. Call JQ31-W trpaaPlumbing. Rresky H o d u rail with plaitla tads. PUstle or rayon tapes. Cotta* or nylan PINE timber. No trad too lari# m7G. HODGES On- Largn Landacapad cord*. or small. J. L. GUason, 10* W. BUILT Lota: in Ihn beat nf neighborsmknrik (Haan and Paint Cn. *th st. Sanford. 1121U West tad Bt Phono MO Paula Road Phono TO* For Batter Plumb*** Melal filing cabinet* $ 3J0 • RENTALS Office deik llm*4 oak 23.00 Regular Poker table tl.oo ■0* noth Park—Phoao •* Large round coffee table 12.00 jU*ne#e and aalaewd plnaaMag China cabinet round glau 23.00 Liquor bar—mahogany 2TJ0 Inner spring mattresa AND aviQabte nt reaaonablo Regular 838.30 Special aala 30.00 prices with the beet financing A with minimuni down-pay. —Factory an Ton— Alttaalaina THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY r - IT W O AfT 5 ? LO N « AiOWL lH C Y L E A V r “THW MOTDID I H-M-M— I H 0PW 7H S M CIG A W S A R R B iT T E H ^ r RUNNING AND T H * C A * ^ ► THAN TH E O N ES H r PA SSV P L * IS H E A D E D TD W A fcD J g O UT T H r L A S T T IM r * * ^ T H E H O S P IT A L ! jv r lM , "HBL’Ulld’S'T.SSr- tseew vu s 4—LOST Airu ItffTND LOST — Black cockar oup on Park Are. Aniwart to “Blackie" Reward, 34CI-J. FOUND—Blue Wallet. Social Se­ curity card with name Eattlle Shlber. Ownar may bava by pay­ ing for ad. Kireitone outboard motor 11.50 f V. 32 Automatic pistol 23.00 Mellonvllle. Spin reel glass rod 18.00 ------------------NVELOPES, tetterbeada. state­ New all makei aewlng machinal HUTCHISON'S ments, invoiew, hand bUla, and interchangeable Singer p a rte ^ pro g r a ma , ate Proam ain PrioUai Co. Photo ao* — e*l Super Trading Pod 1 mile south Weal lfth St l'hone 301T-W open evenings NICELY furnished 3 room garage apartment. Call C. C. Walsh, 111 ORLANDO Beotttol But, OU Ralph Roy. SIM. _ _ _ FOR FILMS, Finishing, Tape Re­ or MS-fL corder!, Supplies, SEE—W1EupH oum cuN o BOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP, 310 Cuitona Made Drapery and Klip Coven. STANLEY KULP • EFFICIENCY Apartment Suit­ Phone Sanford — 385*-J able for bachelor or eouple. MU S. Park (Hlway 11-13) Private bath. Acrosi from Post Office. Manual Jaeobaoo. Agent* Mr HOWARD VAN t . y T r e p a ir s LINES, IN a PENINSULAR TRANSFER * STORAGE, IM. TR 10 p. m. Service Calls 13 00 W. OtflM UN Franck Are. Phona A. Norris Ph. is**. J. Q. Harrln, Ph. m U . Lie eased Teehnl•Ians, guaranteed work. WELL DRILLING Pump Salea wltk Repair Sarrlea Mth. ] Morris, GARLAND SHAW P. O. Bon 341 L0NGWOOD AIR CONDITIOIflNG For Room or Building H. & POPE CO. INC. M* Bents Park Ave. PbcM BAGGEHLT APPLIANCE CENTER FISHING and boating on the St. Johns Rlrer. Shiner* and other 'Your WciUnghouso Dealer" Photo; W. p. 38-8611 halt. Monroe Boat Bowl No. of PHONE 173T 113 MAGNOLIA the Monreo Bridge.__________ CERAMIC TILE I will not pay any debt* made by Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 134 tnyoM but myself. Free estimate. Quality work. r . M. ENGLISH Wall drilling, water guaranteed. USED BUCK _100S-W,_____ __________ TWO CARLOADS beautiful used • AUTOMOTIVE brick. Orange, red, and burnt • EMPLOYMENT black. So* them at SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. ROBSON Sporting Good* WAITRESS — Apply Touchton’i RED-I-MIX CONKRITE Miracle Conorwa Co. Elm Ave. Phooa ISM tine* lMt, Sanford’s Leading Builder of bomeg for over 1,000 people. Sales Office; Llttlo Venice in Lncb Arbor. For Salt or Rent — Three bed* room house. Separate dining room. Kitchen equipped. Phone 2964-W. * " " * Phona M WE hare an outstanding oppor­ tunity with orer-tveragt earn* ins* t v aggreaslv* men and woman. Immediate employment for those whn can oual'fy Full •r part-time. Apply In parson batsreen • and IS a. m. and I to • p. m. ORANGE IMPROVE­ MENT co , 301 E. Commardai SL Sealer i HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN PB1CBS PAID FOR USED FURNITURE WILSON-MAIKR FURNITURE CO. Can 958 311 K. Flret 84. SHOP ECHOLS b h § Efficiency apanmenta, air con­ ditioning and TV optional. 2821 & Park (Highway 17-81), San­ ford. CURE’S TOURIST COURT Three and tear ream furnished ants. Vary titan and close in. Phone *16, Jlmmv Cowan. 4EW, Beautifully Dealgned THREE 2-ROOM furnlshtd apt Til* bath, and FOUR Bedroom Homes • 1 private entrance. Phona 3030-J and 3 Baths and VA (O!) FINANCED 3-BEDROOM Apt. 1820 Park. Ph. FHA A Varied Selection of Plant 666-J. Priced from 111,300 to 821,000 Fum. 1 BR A 3 DR apts. Also Built By garage apt. Ph. 432-W. ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. Cool, 2 BR furnished apt. Screen­ Builder* of Finer Itomei ed porch. Summer rate, 330 For Florida Living mo. 1703 Magnolia, Ph. 1S68-J. HOMES AVAILABLE: 3 • ROOM fumiihed apartment. South Pinacreat...... Sanford, Fla. Close In, 111 E. 8th St. $30.00 Grove Manora........ Sanford, Fla. monthly. Phone 2366 or 1032. Valencia Villas.......DoLand, Fla. Under N*w Mtiugement SALES OFFICE 8623 A French Ava. San Lanta Apts Vacancy. Nicely Phona: 3100 and 18*0 furnlahed. Phone 1T10-R. RELAX Convenient, “Easy to keep" 2 bedroom house. Choice Wynnewood location. Spacious lawn, baauUlully landscaped. Hard­ wood floors, panel TV room. 810,83*. TERMS 4% Interest on Mortgage Roen L. Pnvton. timber 8-ROOM house with garage. Cali <me leu. l ^ t o d ^ ^ d . n HIGH SCHOOL boy with mower wants mowing, f BOS S. F*ft Pho— IMS A S^BCIa L pric* inaid* A out- Laura B. Osier Reg. Real Estate Broker JMI Se. Orlando Dr. - Ph. IU* PUPPIES, 3/4 Cocker. |3 each. Sto at *403 Orandview of! 24th PUo*. Ph. W^ ADAMS. 1ISS-W. LOSE A VALUABLE? Lost Ada are famous finders. Call 1821 for an ad-writor's Interested help. A, AS W rit- TWO Room cottage ready to move in. By w*ek or month. All milltlae tumtohad. 1404 Park Ave. m-toumnn • LArruf . nuun 3 RIDING Horses and aaddlts 8300 Phone 2807 Sanford. GOOD, gentle riding hone with saddle. 8*3. FROM Ilta-M. Pigs lor sale, HI each. ph. U 20-R MERCHANDISE BABY CRI B with waterproor t'/xrspring mattresa Maple and Wax Birch 11* P*r ' l"f' BALL REALTY • REAL ESTATE S-BBOBOOM, Mia bath, FUHdn room. Oak flooea. large lot shade A fruit tree*. Call MH-W. 1 *roa zr. 8114 French Av*, t«l BL FbOto II J. W. HALL* RIALTO HMfi.J'ord Tractor Doubl* 14** Plow, 3 Row BRITT TRACTOR CO. Uiwajr 17*92 8a. fkoa* M l lufi^TbaSfflSe 2 A 3 BEDROOM HOMES l 1 % 4 1 i il • 1 % % il % % II” )• T ]L r n IB 4 % % 11 % w i % % i 1 l! IM 41 44 •L. - 1 - i Finds Snahes and Turtles Through Want Ads! '**••«•* - Lit*, s4.li ••#•** ih Iii - IIOO *Mb 4*11,•». *4. AU* Is I . b i i m «U m i M i k s ml l a t h « u * f a a> stack. 42.ee | « sack 4mm Pi*f. ll*fk Clark of ike Uaiwrairy af Caaatcdcw r*a ikla Vaar Af la ik* Hartfaef Tinea fas lakaratary apaclaaaa. Ha was literally aatraaafaf 3y raycllaal fob WOW C IH C i § t buyers, wn payment — 1223 to 83*0; ranters, werkan, ua* Want Ad*. Btolhly payments—837 to »*> aduding principal and intereit. Phan* 1121 to pi*** ‘*m. Financing Insured by VA or U m li RtotM/rtWJtig, H»srroao,coHN- APPLY <— for ^ ca*w* sens- u -w l % V u m 'A 1 i MUST BS NEAT AND CAPABLI TO MKKT THE PUBUC JJJJ | | Rto g s to fM a e IM* R i SALESLADY WANTED Ore U **.0!Sr*whrW White $1.00 Delivers Mather of SRnford Y< 14c per J -----------, v\ Me pee ------- 21 tl Gf VdTi r oheae. LIMITED TIME ONLY R tf. 989.95 Full-8 in* EE Hffl (ftl{ ■ j a a s x w e .y .a ^ s ,^ , ^ 334-M._____________________ COMFORTABLE ground floor du­ plex lor couplas. Alls* Scott after 3:00. 311 W. 11th St. 3-BEDROOM camant block unfurnlahed housa, private lake, good fishing, awlmming, • mU< s from Sanford, only 1*3 saosth. l*c per .............. . LIVESTOCK to end 24. A circlet 23. Man's nick­ name 37. Olrl's nick­ name 30. Forest warden OZIER REALTY CO. FOR ACTION SATISFACTION, us# Classified ads. Phono 1*31 for ao sg-writcr. Hollywood Bed, fl^ujwuuu ncui wvmwcia Complete dm 31. Kind of Illy FRANKLIN REALTY For Sale—1 bedroom house, »ei arata garage. Phono 1336, fit. 11 82, Da Bary. Price 16300. UNUSUAL OFFER 2-STORY brick A frame home faring a park. Excellent condi­ tion. hardwood floors. All large room*. 4 ocarooma, living room, dining room, den. Kitch­ en equipped with appliance* and dish washer. |13,)W. Cash or terms. 32. Touches 31. County IN.J.1 Albeits J. Ball, Aittclate Phono 2871 17-82 at Hiawatha A. B. Peterson, Broker Aaseclatei A. B. Peterson Jr., P. J. Chetterson, Garfield Willetts, John Meisch, R. W. Williams, Hue! M. Field, A. C. Doudncy, Land Buveyor. 116 N. rark Phona 1129. 3010-W1, for quick sale to 111,130.0 ---------------------------------------venlent terms to acc 3-Bedroom house. Paneled porch, purchaier. Within a tew aiteban equipped, sttis ten. 910U of Catholie A Public id mo. CaU 1233-J or 1467-W. downtown Sanford. Inqi — — —— —— . . -----303 Myrtle Ave, Telepboi Unfurnished 2-badroom h o u a j, ___________________ Redecorated. 1*3 mo. ru. JaTL MIOOM hou.e. 4 bedroom*. 1200 “ • BEAM Elm. Ph. 1131-M.____ _____ | ----------------------------------- bedroom. Private entrance bath. Phona MP-W. • > Seminole Realty Wish to BUY small homo in city, fairly ntw, shade trees, nice yard. Writ* P. O. BOX 3134, Daytona Beach, Fla. Paint Bailor FBBBI With puithaa# of 4 gallons pekst any kind tottde or outside. I O T T f AINTEB?___SEE Oil • W. DIETRICH* T. W. HERO INI r u t Are- Phone 21 or 143 SS—REAL ESTATE WANTED FOR SALE — Grocery and gaa « LEGS FREB station Wall aaUbllthad bud- Kingston Bed, complete uasa, g o o d total!°n. Illness • Inches wider and forces sale. Ph. 8*43 Sanford. longer than ordinary b*d Bedroom Suite Bookcase bad, Draaaar MAJOR Company aervlce station Mirror available unaiadikte|v. Inven­ 3 Roosna and Complete tory proposition. Pk. t03. R Bedroom, Living Room and Dltotto * FINANCIAL ECROLI BEDDING er tod. A MagaaMn “B*d Baaaberaer" I e« Msndaya *lfl •:« VISIT OUR BALCC i W /A JD O SV a j c w s ! Drug Stare, Mr. Clark. EXPERIENCED ’ waitress apply WILL SACRIFICE in person. Mar-Lou Bar A Grill. CONCRETE 3-Room furnlshtd apt. Including 1M* M H. P. Jeknaon Outboard Phona 1175-W. Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete utilities, hot and cold water. Motor. Mah* m an otter. Pbon* Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement Close In, 110.00 per sreek Phone Harry Whitonar at MOt-W. Concrete Pipe to Meat All Quali- Phona 304B-W. FOR BALE — Ttt H. P. Outboard nt‘ 3U Motor, Martury. Good condition. YOUNG man interested la sheet Sherman Concrct* Pip* Ca Pali U P . E^Wh Swaytu , , mM>l.npfk« .CALL 7* S S fS S S S n S S TOP WAGES to first class rooter, Septle Tanka " V _ ___ experienced in built-up asphalt Inateltod. EXPERT FRONT e n d AIJON- «nd aabaato* shingles. PHONI Mirada Concrete Co. SM I ' m i p JACOBSON’S DEPT. STORE �SSaBBSjggy >4' H"’l F' FLUK1UA: TUI WALLACS U K E L LE R, D*. f(nd««t hsrelo. e / o U i l i r Kslltr, K a tr E m t F a tch o a ae . N*w T o r t Too t n herobjr notified t h a t t null for dlvorca haa ba rn film ». gain st you la tha abova antlil. ,1 raura: and vnti a r a h araby rsquIrM to rila your Answsr with tha c i s r g of thla C o u r t a n d ta aanra a o p y tharrof upon p l a l n l lf f a attornsjr, •am ual V. Holeh. m - A Mala Btraat! P a y to n s Baaeh. Florida, not I*t*r thaa th a 11th day of Juno. I*S« if too fall to do ao. deers* pro aanfcuro . will ba antarad a a a ln a t y o a f a r tha U rallaf damandad In t h a CnmetalnL wtT.NFFS m» hand and aaal nf •aid Court thla I t h day ad May, t ir e h a n fo r d w frat .d Page 1° Than. May 31,1956 Dr. George Constantly On Move NASSAU, Bahamai,- tit — Try to Imagine one doctor serving all of New England — tha combined areas • of Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island-and Connecticut. He Is Dr. fltevea Gaorga, M. mild-spoken, British physician and aurgeon who took hit medical de­ grees - at Glascow University in Scotland. And he’* constantly on the move among hundred* of Islands scat­ tered over 70,000 square miles of ocean. Ho la the only doctor for many of the 40.<yo peonle win live On tn .ie islands, ,rm e of them tiny spots of land tha*. are Idtie more than big sandbar*. They ara tbe outer Islands, of the Bahamas chain—British-own­ ed sandy h lc ti that begin a *rani M miles off tbe coast of Florida. Dr..Genre- travels by plane, running, aoaetlm ej seta up an overbreathlng cycle in apparent* ly healthy individual!. They aim* ply can't reduea the rate and depth of breathing after It baa been automatically Increased by the exertion. Kspofurw to cold, fear, pain or other strong emotional upsets might start hyperventilation to prepare you for flight or fight. This meani th a t your body It'a a natural response to such loses a greatar amount of earbos stimulants. dioxide with the result th a t your Maybe you'll launch an eplaoda hemoglobin ellnga more tightly of overbreathlng by frequently to the bound oxygen. Thus, leas yawning or sighing to relieve oxygen U distributed to the tlx- anxiety or tension. Eventually sues as your blood courses through thla sighing might beoome deep enough and frequent enough to your body. In the brain, and other sensi­ produce hyperventilation. tive tissues, this lack of oxygen Sometimes person' actually deta apt to have Immediate o ta a u vtlop a habit of overbreathlng You may develop a giddy feel­ upon finding tlMmselrea In an ing or even lose consciousness, unpleasant situation your face mrfy become flushed, For example, you might light a your vision may be blurred and cigarette when under tension nr your hands may tingle and feel an obese person may seek conso­ lation In food. numb. By thla time you realise some­ Qomiiuw mm Ajrrwxx thing la wrong. Since you appar­ Mri. A. Z.: t am 52 rears old ently have no control over what and hava not had a menstruation la happening, you might become period for over a year. Am 1 still panicky. And this will add to In danger of becoming pregnant? your symptoms. Answer: Usually, In women in Hyperventilation ean l t caused w h o m m e n s t r u a t i o n h a a ceased by various things. for thla period of time, there It Exertion, erpeclally eiretxtve no chance of becoming pregnant. too deeply? Many peraona actu­ ally overbreathe and get only trouble for their efforts. Overbreathlng, or hyperventi­ lation, occurs when the rate or depth of respiration la greater th a a th a t needed to satisfy the Kansas On Alert For Tornadoes Tracking Station To Be Established In West Indies hikes on mllllonalr* y-chta headc I big way; and hs sometime* sails In Bahamas native sloops, TOPEKA, Kan., W -The gentle small tailing easels straight out of another rentiwy that rarry liny] aoiilh hreeze fades sway. An abcargoes of vegetables, fish and normally humid and - oppressive SAN FRANCISCO f/Pl-Capt. A. maybe a goat or two. Often he .calm lies actosi tha land, Out of the southwest appears , 11. Metsger, deputy chief nf na­ must wade ashore at hla destliM- Father's Day To Be Observed June 17 Father'* Day will be observed this year on June 17. Tbe official Father’s Day flower for 40 years i* (he red rose: a boulonnlcio for the men, a ror‘sqc for the ladir*, and a bouquet for the table. • <MI. Ki«t Fast**** tr*ll<*la, 1st. derails Day" parade will march bear* band* leading contingents o( up Market Street Sunday, with charwomen, garbage collectors, street cleaners and others who ro rk by night to keep the city clean. The parade la aponiored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce aa part of a June clean-up to get Republican National Convention o. r. HBRK0 0 K the town splc-and-apan for the d a r k Clrcnit r o m t Hanford,- F lo r id a Republican National Convention /P a u rt flaat) in August. Legal Notice , ftOTSCB TW DRFRSD II* rsss: cin crtr covwt o r Tins s u m jiriifctAf. circuit or rLoniD*. tv a vo rose »r:wt. voi.h s orvTT. sw cmvcF.nv. IV COI’VTT JflW IR V c o r w T . FAIT. K K I L Plaintiff. versus JKAM SKNIVOMI c o r v n r , f l o i s i i m . K i:tt. OefendsaL KFTATH OF WILLIAM A. ALLIHON. Cats No Sit* TO JKAN K B it. Whn«s n*>M»-r* NOTHHI OK FINAL RF.TORT AND anil Wallin* Addrssiea a r a UsAPPLICATION FOIt DISCItAltUh know*: T » I I are harsh* notlflad t h a t Suit All |irr»*»nr i r , hereby notlflrd t h a t tha under*l*ned a* Admini­ haa ha an b r ought a a a ln a t ro u la stra tor, r. t. a. nf **ld e*t»t*. ha* tha ahnva antltlail raaa. In thaal.nva completed the s d m l n M r a tl o a there- namad Court, w haraln th a r-ll»f h* tha ntatntlff. PACT, K ittle nf -nrt h*e fll-d In «ald r o » r t hi* aouaht final report and application for die- |a a daaraa a r o n ltn a plahillff \ itlrnraa and vnu a r a h r r r h r -M l MM d i a r f * . Objection* tlicrat". If *njr. and rm utrad to fllo (personalty n» ktionld l a duly fll*d Aflar fill"* hr a tl o m a r t with tha Clark nf said prnnf nf piibllrstlon ahnwln* thla Court, ynuf w rlttan d*fen-»*. 1* nntii-a haa ha*n puh|l»h*d on ra a an* to tha Comnlalnt In aa'd amt w ra k fnr four con*aeutlra waaka, and to a a r r a a non* t h s r s n f th« m a t t e r of approval of »ald r a ­ a tt o r n a r for Dtalntlff on or hafnra in.rt and tha or-trrlna nf dl*lrlhn- tha H t h da* of Juno, 1*5* lla . t il..n nf *al.t a - ta ta will enma ha- foil not or darra# tiro r o n f e o o will fora tha court ba antarad a a a tn a t you. _ J. Tliomaa Ourna* WTTNr*H t r - hand a n ! tha n». Aa A dm lnlitrator, e t a . of aaid #*• ft-laj aaal of said Court a t Fai.ro.a. Florida, thla 11th day of Stay, A D, Iota. 1*11 i.v t m h r i w c r r r c o r w T . v i v m (Clark a Fasti O P. tfarndnw PATM: Clrrult Clark Wltton Alaaandar Tr-,i;w « v " 4 « " & .W v * ,u Attorns* for P laintiff FnANCKH KBLLEIl. Plaintiff, va. P n Roa 4S( am rark, Florida WAl.I.ACt: I . K m .i.F .n , Defendant. VFW Anniversary Party Scheduled ____ ' a low line of thunderheada. They val research, announced Wednes­ Dr. George was brought to the rise quickly. M l like angry flood day a special radio and radar Jtvhamas by a group ■* Na*sau water* and *<*«>n ilomlnate llie tracking station will lie establish­ business leaders who formed an sky. There'* a wild turmoil a* (he ed In Ihe West Indies, A VFW Anniversary Parly will organization they called comntu-1 clouds, bulging down Instead of He salJ It will lie sot up In the he held at the American l-egion ! eastern section fnr use In connec- Hut on Seminole Boulevard next rlty welfare. There are a few scat-! up, toll about each other, tered. resident r ^ W a n s here, Kansas knows that men,.* tor- : lion with the space satellite to bo Wednesday night, June 6, from B to and U w e In thl. 1-land chain wr, ther> Thfy.r, specially ! launched more than a year hence 8:30 p. m. from full irk Air Fort a Rase in Comnlele detail* nf Ihe edchraI Florida. (Inn will he announced as *OJn a* J‘ was for them that community • r.e.,*l'e tor•■Tho purpose of this station I* they are completed. Welfare brought Doctor George to nt,'orn hlt frequently. Ill* Bahamas. I hansas has mora tornadoes to obtain an initial fix ou the suL The U.8. aircraft carrier Bartclllto right after it has been With the limited funds at their I’’*" •">; olh*r , t «lo» A ,otn, of launched," Metsger said In an ad­ toua ha* enough power for 100 remand they brought ■ traveling , b,fW lnto .thn »*■"• fror" passenger locomotives. ellnlc and dispensary—two pack-!,0,n through tt>->f>. There were a dress prepared for the Aviation Writers Assn, In i etaea—Into being. ! rwort* *«"t year. Including Rome people u*e earthworms "Tills will make It possible to - D n: George carries hla portable the one which leveled little Udall, for food. » • tg 4 i determine whether tha vehicle ac•Ti&iMtal” with him from one u*2. land to another. He'll plan a | Nationwide in 1055 there were , tually was established in an orbit, week's Visit to on* of the m ajor' a record 010 compared to the and to estimate the orbit hi a groups, avoiding the few areas previous high of 000 In 1051. 1preliminary and a very rough where there might be reild*nl' They killed lgfl and Injured 050. fashion, medical service. In a typical acvChances of getting hit by one "Tbe United States plana to •tt-day period spent touring the | of the funnel-shaped storms are launch a small sphere, 'JO inrlirs A blto group—a primitive outpost |rM than for getting hull in a in diameter, inlo an orbit around civilization only 100 milez from car r|de, ' tbe earth at an nliitude of 200 ■ U. 8. mainland of F lorida-hot There ' were It,770 killed be- , miles or more. Its lifetime might treated 4U patients and emptied (Wfrn ]U|0-I054 in toniatloes be 15 days." ^ CV # medicines, throughout the country. That Metsger said the Iniilnt Infor­ Typical of his itops waa Grand r„n,p#rcs w|^, ni, average annual mation ronl.l tumble scientists to hC. T nU!,,ly !teh* toll -f WJOO auto accident "localize'' the lime of arrival of ed hut*,U'« fishing nets, and t5 grace. thi* sphere over any given ful palm trees. Here willing hand* d _ * . . , . , helped set up hla clinic In a little Tornadoes have struck In every | ground location to within several CBUrdi* I *tatp* ln *vcrF month and at hundred mile* In the Initial orbit. Fop-eyed youngsters and bash- evpT>' b“l,irful elders - some of whom had I T,,e wrkB*«»4 P*"*- gars de*rrlpl!on.M naver seen a real doctor In a ll; tremendous lifting strength The thuiiiirrcluods have an oinl- j tie r lives—looked on in Intercrt »nl h" ve •*««" known to produce nous appearance. The color often and awe as Ihe doctor opened his whirling mn*se* resetting Jet Is dcsrrilx-d ns sickly greenish g. taming cases. j speeds of more thnn non mile* mt black. Out of the bu»e uf (hi*1 It waa 4:3d in the afternoon, hour. They puck mote wallop dark thunderctou.l, a funnel * With the warm tropical sun be- than an atom bomb, rhaped cloud readies toward th e ' ginning to dip toward tha sea,' Nobody knows for certain Ju.il earth, spinning counter clockwise. I When he wes ready. j how much energy Is generated In Tho funnel varies. Rome!imrs| First in line was a tall, elderly 'he vortex nf a tornado liecausr it is a sort of thin, dangling native who complained of a hack- tl.„ twister's rolary winds chew rope. Often it resembles an ele­ ache. Altnough lie was 70, Il de- up measuring Instruments, vdoped he still worked actively Tornadoes have been variously phant's trunk ns it weaves back and forth across lla path. • • * ff*wW»b*fmaii, delving into described as sounding like ronrTot undoes usually move from ' tie ara all thnnign the day for (lip freight irnlns, hundred* nf F e a tu re s the southwest. They avrrage 25 to 40 miles nn hour but have v a ri-1 ed from five to 130 miles an —COMING— hour. They usually occur between WEDDING IN MONACO suffering from lumbago. . °f a tor,,.Jo he once saw: J and 7 p.lll. There Is nn universal protec­ l c. Lie uoctor told! . 1 form^ .vrl,,r*t * • W / 1 ' STARTS TOMORROW • nolonger a young Jo)' n,r * «,lrnle "",l. wh,lp|e' f,‘ri; tion except raves nr underground th i rm c s t o h v of man.” A liberal supply of allevla- 0Ut|F 0»fr ou'' w* excavations. ting medicine, with InatrucUons, “P ,n what appeared to In* an Ti l l S 1 H A I O I l TI MS If you are In open country \ -;.*tn nun. enormous hollow rylinder, bright when a tornado is sighted move < OF n il ,7 : i t r 3 and riiorr palienta filed ln,i,lp H,,h lightning flashes bul at right angle. In the storm'a u s a ik l o m c *!l:n,!y Into the church. The line l,Urk •« ,h» hlarkest night all path. If there is nn lima in eaLWiitdied and finally, long aflrr, amund. The nol«e wa* like U> rape lie flat in the nearest de­ t arl;, the last patient filed by anti million bees plus a roar thnt beg- pression such ns a ditch or ra ­ vine. There'll he more scientific M he smuked a Halting cruiser prdltinn. merhanisms than liefoit at s tra ­ tam o In front Walkrr's Cay, an Perhsp* lltcy will offer a few Uland a dozen mllea away, with «hilling*-all the cash money lliey tegic observation post, tn warn nine more patients. 1posveis in ■ place where hard of tornadoes this year as scien­ Finally il waz ended. There had caih ls truly scarce—and Ihe dne- tists try to unlock secrets of the b.'on 43 patient*, sontn with trivial tor will courteously refuse a* he devastating storms. The weather bureau's storm complaint*, aome with quite zeri- always dors, telling Ihent they ou* medical problem* may send a contribution lo com- forrra*tlng renter at Kansas City i i**urs warnings two to four hnura And *o II was for a week — ntunlty welfare if they wish, travel from on? Island io another, Community welfare', st-onsors in advance, (putting about 70 par open lip his cbnic, treat an aver- *tt» a rontlmiing need fnr the work rent of lb* twister* within 150 age of ten patient"* an hour, then of the Bahama* bush doctor. They miles of the wanting area hack to boat or plinr and on to have put the program of medical Despite advanced knowledge nf an' .ht«r i»le i <| tor the out islands on a firm meteorology and new forrvasling rh a n re t are Ihst, as >ou read rooting. They hope to expand II: equipment, hmvrver, there i* still this, the liirlrs* uoctor burdened the work of Dr. Grorge, they feel, nn foolpioof way In tell in ad-j with a workload that would (tag- I* vital to the health of live na- vane* when or where a tornado' gcr a younger man, ia off on an- tlvei. will strik*. ‘h r-tl^ "r T LAST DAY S srssi /•‘•v-" t- t »- .......... " w V y .s » ’ $ am 9 4. SPECIAL OLDSMOBIIJS— Exec. 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Jackson, U8N, Commanding Of.ber *»f Sanford Naval Air Station during rrrew bald aboard Sanford Naval, Air Station In which reprcatnUUrea front eight charities receivleeka rosultlng from (ho NA8 Coaiblaod Charities Drive. Other represenutlvea pictured are: U right I Mr*. K. C. Kuhn. Lt. Virginia Kalin -r, the Rev. Milton Wyatt, l.t. Ueynolda. Mrs. liar•»eW»y. Willi* Peacock, Robert Bauman, and J hn Hauls, (tenter) Captain It. W. Jackson. (Offiri Photo, U. S. Navy) M i o o k m J OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 Palmetto Ave. PAnn»c- i 5 . ^ a Cf l f l * W W ft / M Q A fl W # 5 | m 5 ' �n -a '2 i(} If Your Herald It Not Delivered By • P. M. Call 1SJ 1 Before 7 I*. M. For Delivery 01 .(’MR XI.VIII Y iU b M ^ a d SANFORD. FLORIDA I— * 135 Boys, Girls Get Diplomas At Jr. High Graduation Today Diplomat were awarded to 133 boyi and girls graduating from Sanford Junior High School this morning at exercises held at Pinecrest School. The eighth grade c la n , gradua­ ting tbit morning, spent half of Uu r school year at the Sanford Junior High St-hool builJ.n-g on Palmetto Avc., and the other hull a t rinccrcst School. Trophies and award* were pre­ sented yesterday at All Foul's The diplomat were awarded by Church Loyalty Month will be It. E. True, retiring principal of Catholic Parochial School nt the obucrved In October, the Seminole Sanford Junior High School after climax of a year long Ph\ sicnl County Ministerial Associate r de­ aerving a t a teacher and principal Education program conducted l>y cided Thursday at a called meet­ in Seminole lounty for the p»»t Jim Castano, Physicnl Education ing. Plant will be adopted at the 31 yeart. cxt meeting, the first Tuesday The graduating class this morn­ Director. A complete program of athletic I September, following the sum­ ing look their piacct during a pro events and training was conducted mer recera. cessions! pla'cd by tho Junior The recommendation* of a com­ High School Band following which throughout the school year which mittee headed by the Rev. perry the Rev. D.M. Paul offered the In­ included basketball, softball, touch football and a physical fitness L. Sion* for the establishment of vocation. aeries. a chaplaincy at Seminole Memor­ Principal addre-;* was marie by In the physical fitness program, ial Hospital on a voluntary, non- R. T. Mllwcc, Superintendent of (Vttuno pointed out, there were acetarian. week-about basis were I’ublio lns'.rjrlion for Seminole events such as pushups, leg lifts, r •>"•'. Tli* rceomniemlslloii* County. the To-ynrd dash, pullups, and the will now go (o the hospital trus­ "Thii ft thn flr*t new school standing bvoad Jump. tee* for consideration. of ua have had the oppor­ Grading was done on a point £ When Welcome Wagon, Inc., be­ many gins operation* the association tunity to open,’’ Mllwco laid. basis, the physical education dir­ . Ill have /„ IH « printed, nriniM/i ilisting u i nn«i.i “4|.L aitirw»u*ri year, *• at tills he said, ector explained, with a possible v.ill n i\e. foldwi folder* liiu if lime.*' umhui the name* and a d in w e s of t h « ' . I L L ? * ™ * * lhe 50 points to Ire made in the com­ churches, end made available for to .letm.m.claie tthe bined event*. He said points were awarded for first, tecond and third distribution to new resident* by seventh end e«fhth grades here, both Welcome Wagon end the He explained th»t the plan* for place in the fir* events staged Florida Greeting Servlet, it wee the school expected to take care in the final contests. of Increase in school enrollment Boys and glrle were divided into announced. until 1PM. The Junior High School grade groups for competition. The A letter composed by Dr. W. P. Brooks Jr., and the Rev. A. G. Me- building would hsve been used a* ninth, eighth, seventh and sixth Innls, commending retiring 5HS ■ Vocational Education building, grade down ronipeted for the trophlee awarded by Castano yeetcrPrincipal Herman E Morris wa* be said. "W# have hopc« to provide sllll day. unanimously adopted by the asso­ ciation and signed by the officers. better and more adequate faclli-1 The program of physical fitness In response to an Inquiry from tlea for your children," he told also Included marbles and paddle trii Varum County Ministers' As- ith a parents assembled to witness tennis competition as well as the basketball, soft ball and touch eociatlon regarding Um effects of the graduation exercise*. Ha explained "By compulsion. football. track gambling, tha pastors v 'ed "there is nothing good about and State legislation we followed1 the plans on school plant facilities Ksvmwbla Interest In the Lan8«mlnola County," and told of - W d re itr'e t llq*' th . 1«« »>tU > « • • lor advertising was expressed. | In outlining the program ahead, It w tl agreed to encourage tho Mllwe# told the graduating class eplrmsnment of tho Wood bank and parent* "By JPM w*. wlU Florida delegate* to the Demo­ then tho next opportunity arises, havo 700 children in grades seven Tit# Rev. Milton H. Wyatt p re -, through nine, and TOO In grades cratic national convention In Chitded over tha meeting. Salvation 10 through 12. It is astonishing — cago Include Voile A. Williams Jr., of Sanford. Army Lts. Marcella Reynolds and isn't it? are 22 delegates pledged kirginla Kellner were visitor*. "Some of lha tentative think­ toThere Adlsl Stevenson. ing," Milvvee said, "is to convert They are, along with Williams? the present Seminole High School Doytq E. Carlton. Tampa: Mil­ Building Into a Junior High School and construct a new Senior High la r ’ F. Caldwell. Tallaha*»ee; Da. _ B. Fascell, Coral Gables; School building.” R. B. Gamier Jr.. Miami; Bill "Our plans," he said, "are to, Lantaff, Miami; Turner Davi», i just as «oon as possible, place our Madison: Alfred A. McKethan, program on the 6-3-1 plan—six Brookville; Ining Klcpjwr, Jack­ The Lake Mary Girl Scout* hold grades of elementary school, sonville; Francis Anthony Bene­ Iheir Initiation Ceremony WeJnes- three of Junior High School, and detto, Hialeah: Paul E. Taymond, ley night et the Community three of Senior High School. Daytona Beach; In in Cypen, Church In L*k* MeryIn concluding h I s address Miami Beach. There were eight girls who had School Superintendent M i . •• a a i Rose Mario Floyd, Miami; Mrs. pa.irel their Tenderfoot require- said, as he spoke to the gradua­ J. D. Alderman, Jacksonville; mer.ts invested as Girl Scout*. ting class, "Your education will* France* Davit Gordon. Coral Ga| The Impressive cindlellght cere- make you better citizens and in ble»; Phyllis Poliak, Miami fcio.iy was used a* the girls formed to doing we profit became of Reach; Mr*. F. Elgin Bayllss, l hone-hoe and trn girls, selected the many good things you take Fehring; Lillian I* Wiper. Key previously, lighted candles on* at out into the community, state, West; Mr*. C. J. Pat llanlce Jr., Tampa; .Mr*. John A. Madison Jr., end nation." s time. The ten randies represented th e : nHei ,« ,Ut " ,t wam said, want tu to ant ark juu you to Tallahassee; Mr*. Frank X. Carten Girl Scout Laws and •H er| follow these suggestions — love roll Jr., Pensacola; Ruby McChe*. sach candle was lighted the Sirle • people, believe in people, ...up ney, Madison: ) K Mildred Tayro lied the law assigned to them .1others—and aay your daily pray- lor Feller, I.aBeile. William A. F. Stephenson. SI. Quite impromptu, however, was crs." the inoldent which happened toj i;n imate aurresi, Mllwee point- Petersburg; Mrs. J. C. Cornelius, k c Girl Scout who had assigned r(j out> wjjj mean ti,l t >ou "pray Tampa; S. Gordon Blalock, Jack­ R her law number six, which l* d lj|y in(j j^jrn t0 prsi,* otneri." sonville; Wria Breen, Jackson­ •A Girl Scout Is a friend to anl-i Mrg> r , ^ey presented the ville; Bob Sikes, Crestview; Gloria mal«." Just before her turn t°'iJA R $jed-l Cor proficiency In B. Ftrilzinger. Robert M. Morgan, Miami; El­ i .'ht lhe sixth candle her doj1 American History which went lo M .r:cd *he building and lhe cere-1Henry Morgan of the graduating len K. Whiteside, Coral Gablet; Brnmont Tench J r , Gainesville mony quit# unexpectsdly b a d jc)Mi> and Julia B. Maines, Lake Butler. la be carried out. The entire eighth grade was led Pledged lu Estes Kefau*'rr (6): In singing five songs, "Bless This Robert N. Helnlzrlman, Orlan­ House," "America Our Heritage", do; Shirley II. Evans. Orlando; T. "I Believe", "The Util* of SI. J. Bees, Lake Worth; Mrs. Vir­ Mary's", and "Or * Little Can- ginia Stone, West Palm Beach; die." Thomas II. Hutchinson, lakeland and Kate C. Spencer, Lakeland. Trophies, Awards Given Yesterday Ai Parochial School Ministerial Assn. 4els Church Loyalty Month For October « Volie Williams Is Delegate To Demo National Confab Girl Scouts Hold Fniliatioii Ceremony loot, Ski Club Is Matured In Recent ^sue Of Outboard Reception R. E. True Tonigl ,»n arrount of the recent actl• 'c of the Sanfoid Boat en.l i Club, iiu-luuiiig recognition of ,3 1036 officers, Is featured in MAY M A reception, honoring R. E .' o Ciui*lng Around section, Juns retiring principal of tha Sanford Discharges .•r , of th# national magazine, High School, will be given tonight Willie Broun (Sanford) ■(' -a rd, cuirrntly on th* nsws- it tha Yacht Club an Seminole Alfonso Jarkoon (Sanfoid) Emma llumphiey (Sanford) Hlvd. by the school Parent Teach­ • -ui*. Lona M. Warren (Sanford) The Sanford Boat and Ski Club ers Association. MAY 21 All studont*. parent! and friends, fleers are Joe Nicholas, comA dm issloM odorr; Jeff Davis, vie* eon-.- t t well a* interested persons, have m'orc; Sirs. John Padgstt, sec­ been cordially invited to attend lhe Mr*. R. A. Fleming (Sanford) Mrs. Grover Ward ISanfordl tary-treasurer; Rhondel ■MrMil- event. Mrs. John Dominry I Sanford) n, publicity chairman; Mr*. GerHarriett Fleming (Sanford) d Behrens, activities; Donald Discharges mlth, membership; and John PadMrs. Stella Moore (Sanford) rtt, properties. Partly elowdy, becoming •rraalsa- Mrs. Arlene Reis (New Smyrna) Denise Walker (Oviedo) ~~Z — 11 | . ally cloudy tonight and Saturday Mrs. Shttley Searord iSanlord) f S , Brown 1 0 Hold W i t h widely scattered sbawsrs lo. JI VE I . . _ t day breaming mars numerous to- Hospital Notes W eather lusicole Tom orrow »1|M 61-78. DE BARY— Mra. Laura Platt *wn. Da Barv musician, will Id a musical* In her studio.Satt*y morning at 16 a. in. tier students and violin pupil* Helm* Miller and plana pupils Thirst* Kupsex will participate. # Baptist junior choir nril give rsrwl select ions and Mra. Louis will ale* Saturday; lev tonight MARINE KILLED MIAMI UP- Marina Corps Cap! Robert A. Granahow, as, of Car­ dan City, N. Y., was killed in the crash of hia Skyraider plan* yes­ terday near Immokala*. Ha wa* sUlionrd at Opa-Loekn Marine Corps Air Station. A dm issions Mrs. Effis Oldham tGeneva) Leila Mae Jones (Osteen) Lou Ester Prince (Sanfmrl) Robert Schultz (Sanford) Births Baby Roy Domlney Discharge* Harriett Fleming (Sanford) Mrs. Hobert Williams and baby girl Mrs. Joann Baevas (Sanford) G a s o l i ne Sales Drop Gasoline sales during (be month of April (sales reported and tax collected during May) took a sea­ sonal drop of 15,692,106 gallons, from 129,001,826 during March (the year's high) to 113.312,720 gallons during April. There were 838,133 gallons of gasoline sold in Seminole County during the month of May. The seven cents per gallon tax collected during the month totaled $00,090.45. $21,715.25 is returned lo Seminole County. Gasoline (ax collections took a corresponding drop, from $9,030,337 during March (the year’s high) to $7,902,108 during April, a decirase of $1,128,169. However, despite the seasonal decreases, April gasoline sale* and tax collections this year exceeded sales and collections (or the same month Iasi year. Sales topped last year's April report by 5,787,600 gal­ lons and tax collections exceeded last April's collections by $403,090. The decreases were not unexpect­ ed. A drop in business activity and a resultant drop in tax collections is always noted in April. Sales tax collections will probably also regis­ ter a similar decline. Association Adopts Resolution Lauding Retiring Principal A resolution adopted by the Seminole County Ministerial Amoelation al a called meeting yestcrday honored Herman E. Morris, principal of Seminole High School, who is retiring at the end of this school year following 30 year* of service as a teacher and principal in Seminole County. Pointing out the long year* of service a* a teacher and principal, the resolution stated that Herman Morris ha* "Ibrough all tha year*, been deeply concerned wlh Ihs mo­ ral and spiritual Ilf* of lha stud­ ents, a t well as their educational opportunities. “ Morris has consistently coop­ erated with all of tho churches of lhe community tn any way pooaible," tha resolution explained. "Thcrefoie, be It resolved, by the Scmlnol* County Ministerial As­ sociation that wa hereby express lo Morris our deepest appreciation for the splendid cooperation he haa shown in all of the church rclationships," the resolution staled. Ceremonies Are Held Aboard NAS On Memorial Day Memorial Day services were held aboard Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion Wednesday. Chester Marek. Branch Presi­ dent of Sanford Fleet Reserve As­ sociation 147, was in charge of the ceremonies which look place lieside I.ake Golden. Guests present at the Memorial Day services were Captain It. W. Jackson, U8N, Commanding Offirer of Sanford Naval Air Station; Captain J. T. Blackburn, USN, Commander of Heavy Atlark Wing One; Lieutenant General J. C. Hutchison, USA, (Itet), Mayor F. 1). Scott, and representatives of various veteran* organisations. Following th# dropping of a wreath of flowers In honor of ilepartrd shipmates from a heli­ copter on lurks Golden, the NAS NEGDF firing squad completed the ceremonies with a three.volley saint*. Afterwards refreshment* wer* Served to all piesent. Riding Club Plans Event For Sunday Th# Dusty Boots Billing Club Is planning an afternoon of garnet on horsrbark and horse raring for thus* who wish to psrtlrlpsle, Sun­ day afternoon, at the club arm* directly ra»t of the Farmri* Auc­ tion Market, lli-wsy 17-92. Members of ths diffrient riding clubs In other counties a it cord­ ially invited to attend. No. l i t Aa—cialrri Prana leaoeel Wire FRIDAY. JUNK 1. 10.16 Many Expected To Attend Morris Appreciation Night Mebane Leaves For New York To Open Hotel Presbyterians To Hold Vacation Church School 2 Representatives Of De Bary Clubs Attend Luncheon WOMAN ROHHEIt MIAMI <Jt—Two bandit- grabbed 82606 from the seat of a young woman’* automobile in traffic yes­ terday noon and fled by car and foot ioto an Everglades area. Mrs. Nell Ryid, 21. said she ■topped at an Intersection enroulr with tha funds from a bank tn a butincM ofifce where she Is a sec­ retary. She said the robber* jump­ ed out of a car, slupped In front of her*, snatched a paper hag eonUiaidg Lb* cat* and drove *XL avtr/BM kriaf ikaua. Republican Club To M eet Monday aiuaioit J um I. To Wish Brinson Well On Transfer Willard O. Brinson, Atlantic Coast Line Trainmaster, attended a "itaff m jetlng" of the Allantie Coast Line officer* here In Sanford yesterday and discovered that hi* friends had gathered together to wish him well in hia new position and to presen him wih gifs as tokens of their esteem, and their regret at his departure. Brinson Is transferring as Train­ master to the Charleston District, with headquarters a t Chaileston, S. C. H. V, Nelson, acting aa spokes­ man for the group, presented Brin­ son with a travel case, a desk set, and an automobile back-reat. Mr. and Mra. Brinson and thslr daughter Lucretia will b* missed by lhe many friends they have made during tboir four y ean In Sanford/ More than two thousam! pewpia are expected to attend the Herman Morris Annrcrlatlnn Night at tho Sanford Memorial Bai?ball Sts* dium Tuesday night as (he retiring principal of Seminole High School is honored for hi* 30 year* of serV* ico to the youlh of the county. Plan* havo been completed for the gigantic event which will ba held at 8 o'clock in order to allow teacher* and other* to attend other events that have been scheduled tor tho same evening. A band of an undetermined num« her of instruments, composed of former students of the school and members of th* band will play « program of marches immediately prior lo the ceremonies. Already scheduled for th* even* Ing will be a gigantic watermelon cutting where Sanford City Com* misalonera ar* expected to cut le t cold watermelons which will b# served to tha hug* audience by Semlnol* High School Seniors. Following tha watermelon eutUnf ■ aquar# dance ha* been act for tb* entire evening to provide fan and entertainment for tho crowd expected to ba on hand to greet Herman Morrii and to wish him well an hia retirement. Spatial avanta have bean planned for tho evening that ar* not yafe ravelled, but it la expected th at many apprises ars In atora for th« more than two thousand peopl* attending the Harman Morria Ap« prcclation Night celebration. Tho Mayor of th* City of Sanford, F. D. Scott, has proclaimed Tuaa* Barney Johns Will Enter Slate Marble Tourney Tomorrow SS-Tthi Til* The ntate Marble Tournament will be held In Lake Wales tomor­ row with entries from all over the stale participating, Including a champion from Semlnoto County. The tournament, sponsored by tha Veterans of Forslgn War*, will be held In —. Lake Wales High School Gym from 9:30 a. m. to 8;30 p. m. Representing Semlnol* County will he Barney Johns of Wilson School at Paola who gained bis title of champion when be defeated Tommy Spark* of Lake Monro* School in the Seminole County VFW Marble Tournament. Entries in the statewide tourna­ ment, «o far, other than th eSemL note County champion ar* from: Jacksonville Beach, Greencova Springs, Turkey Creek, Orlando, Oviedo, Tallahassee, Conway, Coral Gables, Panama City, Mnntlcello, Fort Lauderdale, eWst Palm Beach, and Lake City. Tho National Marble Tournament will be played in Tallahassee June 21-23. 'Inside Story' Shown To School Health Classes "The Inside Story" an educational film was shown to the health classes at Croams Academy and lhe Midway School on Wcdnrtday and Thumday morning ai 10 o'clock by Mr*. I vrraine Graham, executive secretary and Mrs. W. W. Tyre, Vice-president of the Sem­ inole County Tuberculosis and Health Association. "The Inside Slory" deals with facts about tuberculosis germs, the development of the disease, and tha ways In which tuberculosis can b* fought. It uses some of the most up-to-dale visual technique* to demonstrate the principles of case finding, surgery, and tha use of drugs in tuberculosis treatment. A quiz program was held after the showing of the movie, and health literature and posters ware given (o tha health coordinator! to use in their health program. James P. Massey Dies In Georgia ^ proclamation raadat WHEREAS HERMAN E. MOB. R1S is retiring from Ih* Publi* School System of Somlnote County, Florida, after thirty consecutlvo y ean of servlet In tha City of Sanford, Semlnol# County; and WHEREAS, during lha past four* teen years ha has served as Prin< clpal of Seminole High School and has graduated more than fourtaan hundred students; and WHEREAS, tha education of ouv young people haa been both th* vocation and avocation of tho said HERMAN E. MORRIS, and many of our citizens havo benefited from him advice and counsel; and WHEREAS, many of hia former students and hia friend* havo scheduled a celebration to ba bald In his honor at Sanford Memorial Stadium on Tuesday evening, Juno S, 1936: NOW THEREFORE, UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OP THE AUTHORITY VESTED iff ME AS MAYOR OF THE CITY OP SANFORD FLORIDA, I DO HERE. BY PROCLAIM TUESDAY, JUNE S, 1838, as HERMAN E. MORRIS DAY, and extend an invitation to the citizens of Sanford to particU pit* in the celebration. Vacation Church School To Be Held At Beardall Chapel Vacation Church School a t tha Reardall Chapel will be^ln nest Tuesday afternoon, a- I run through Thursday afternoon, Ju n , 14, 4-6 p. m. each day except Sat­ urday and Sunday. All rhlldren and young peopl* from four to 12 yev-s ara InviU ed to attend this school. The School will b* directed by MUs Katherine Brown, Dlre-lop of Christian Education, F irst Presbyterian Church, and taarhrro will l>a Mis* Diana Alksn, Mlsa Sally Williams, Mlsa Rherleno Shepard, Mlsa Ronnie Wilson a n i Mlsa Fay Clark. Wakefields Feted On Anniversary DE BARY— Mr. and Mrs. Georg# Wakafteld wer* guests of honor at • dinner Wednesday night given In th# home of Mr* and Mra. Carroll D. Blackburn. Th* following neighbors mot t* surprise the Wakefields and ho* gin a round of festlvitloa marking their 60th wedding anniversary! Mr. and Mrs. William Wataoa, Mr. and Mra. Philip Ahrens, Mr. and Mrs. Einar Tideman and Mr, a id Mrs. Wesley Dockray. Justlca of th* Peace, W. Hugh Dunean, along with Grady and llorar# Dunean and Mrs. ’ll. N. Bayer, returned Wednesday night, after attending tha funeral aervires of thslr nephew, Jams* P. Massey at Canon, Ga. The 21-year-old employ* *f South#™ Ball was killed accident­ A gold eroamor and augar te l ally Sunday morning, when a pis. and a gold remembrance booh tol fell tot ho floor and discharg­ war* presented the guaata af ed s k in ho waa • hysUado* j* I- h A [S' 1 I Rotarians To See Mental Health Project Special Oil Industry's To O r a a n i z e Her e Events Planned 'Magic Barrel' Friends Gather Artive campaigning far raising funds for the Seminole County Mental Health Association It MemlM-rs of lhe Sanford Rotary over, according to local officiate ('InI. will have a "barrel" of fun of the recently formed o rg a n isa ­ and gain a "barrel" of knowledge tion. However, they said to­ when they witness a presentation day, contributions arc being acof the nil Industry's famed "Magic ' rcpted to bolster the funds for Barrel" at their regular weekly this Important work. meeting Monday noon, at the Sira. Richard Stover of Miami, Yacht Club. .Statewide Chairman of the MenSam ilopklna of th* Orange tal Health Association will b# in County Oil Industry Information Sanford in th# near future to Committee, will "roll" out tha Jassist In tha organising of tho petroleum barrel to give a series County fur th* Mental Health of riruiun»trationt of many of th* program. hundreds of essential products In Local interest h is been very everyday use, from plastics to high, officials said today, but synthetic rubber, made possible funds raised wer* not as largo as with the aid of petrochemicals. wa* hoped. Petrochemicals are chemicals However, th* limited fund* will derived from crude oil. In recent not hinder th* organising of Sendyears rapid strides have l>cen made nolo County, it was pointed out by the oil and chemical industries today. in developing this vast "new" Tile program of Mental Hralth source of compounds from petro­ has been endorsed by tho Sanford leum. Kiwanl* Club, Rotary Club, Pitot Among the article* and demon­ Club, Hibiscus Garden Circle, strations to tie shown are "bent United Daughters of th* Confed­ lights" in which a lieam of light eracy, Daughters of th* Ameri­ is carried around curve* and now can Revolution, llemerocallis Gar­ used widely by physicians and den Circle, Woman's Auxiliary to surgeons; many now man made ths Semlnol# County Medical Bo. filler* for clothing and household clsty, and tha Seminole County textiles; th* properties of Fraon- Medical Society. 12, th* miracle gas used In re­ In ■ letter to tho Chairman of frigerator* and air conditioners; the Mental Health program for new paints, fertilisers, weed kill­ Seminole County, Georg* Touhy, er* and the actual making of syn­ Dr, W, V. Roberts, President of thetic rubber. th* Bemlnol* County Medics! So. Other items Include a whole ter- clcty pointed op. th at "a t Its iss of new materials for packag­ last meeting, May 8, wa voted uning fnsaen foods, preservatives, •« !rio*,iIy to . mlor,* tU fuiiuuplastics, detergents, electrical in­ 'tie d of tha S*rain*..v .minty ?i*ntal Health Program. Tho Society sulation, cosmetic* and film. These and many more surprises divldually, wiahaa to cooperate In ars in store for Rotary from the as si whole and car It member, inevery way possibla." oil Industry's "Magic Barrel"* Credit for ths firat steps In organising g program for Mental Health for Seminole County is •* . to Mis efforts of Mra. C. L. Park Sr., Mra. Sidney E. Ives III A. I., Wilson, F. I). Scott, Mra. Gustav Bamberger, George Touhy and Mr* II. E. Chapman, atuug Frank Mebane Jr., grnrial man­ with their list of co-workers. ager of lha N. Y. Giants' Mayfair Inn, accompanied by his wife add daughter, left this morning for hia Northern New York resort hotel, lhe Hotel Windsor, at Elizabeth­ town, N. Y., where, a* president and general manager, he super, vises the operation of a "popular" inn which will lie open from Junt Vacation Church School at the 29 until Labor Day. First Pre*h)terian Church, will Upon his return to Sanford dur­ begin next Tuesday morning, and ing Ihs latter part of Srptrmber, run through Frldny evening, June Mebane will complete plans for the 16. The hour* for th* school will second annual P. G. A. golf tourna­ be? Nursery through Junior De­ ment which will take place Dee. partment*— 0-11:30 a. inH Pioneer 13 id and in which many of the Department—7-9 p. m. country's lop golfers will again Miss Katherine Brown, Director compete. of Christian Education, it tho Dir­ As he left Senior J (his morning, Mebane stalril that th* local Jay- ector of th* school and th* text* cee's and tha Mayfair Inn were and teacher* for the departments working hard to serine Hie Fall in tho school ar* as follows? Nursery Department— Tlire# Slate Jayere Conferenco for San­ ford, on l)rr. 7-8 and 9 and that and Four year*. Text—"Together he, personally, would appreciate In Our Church", Teachers—Mrs. anyone wishing In help in trie pro­ A. E. Kipp, Mra. W. F. Dodson, ject eonU.'ting George A. Speer, Mra. Robert Metzger, Mr*. L. W. chairman of the local Ja>cce com Millsap, Jimmy Kipp. Ml** Peggy miltce. Gray, Miss Sally Bold*; Klndesgurten Department—Five and Six jears, Text— "Together In Our Church". Teacher*— Mra. Jack Arms'rong, Mrs. John Dunn, Mra. Harvey Hale. Mis* M art Elizabeth Adam*. Gregory Walker; Primary - F i r s t . Second and Third glades, Text— "Making Discoveries About DE BABY— Mrs. David Runk*1 and Mr*. James Valentine, repre­ th* Bible". Tearhera— Mra. O. E. senting the Plantation Estates Cluuse, Mrs. Arthur Moors, Mr*. Woman's club and the De Bary O. B. Gray, Miss Dtde Sharon, Al King, Mitt Vatrii* Klrchhoff, Woman's club wer* entertained Junior— Fourth, ................... Fifth and Sixth vv rriuesoay at al a patio luncheon luneneon Wrdnesday given in th* bom* of Mrs. Albert grades, Text— "Th, Bibla For All S. Sawyer of Ormond Beach. »•** World". Tesrhers— Mr*. Mil. . . __ _ ......... Executive* of lha V olu.l. CooniU r J 'n .M r ^ U .B . A nder^n (v Fe.lrr.tion of Woman*. Club* j 04 ^ attended and reported that from ! tun Jr.; Pioneer Department— ths various 17 axsoriatlon* $350 Seventh and Eighth grade*, Text had been collected toward th* pur- —"Our Living Book", Teachers— (-have of an oxygen tent for lb# Cdr. Blaine Llblwy, Charles P. Volusia County Nursing horns in C ontain, Ed Varn. A Nursery will he provided for teacher* in DeLand. Varation Church School who liava children under 2 yeara old. Miss Nancy Robb, Tommy Kipp, Mist Anne I.lbbsy, Miss Daisy Williams will ba In charge of this nursery. All rhlldren and young people DC BARY— Th# D* Bary Re- ai* urged to register in their puklxan club mret* Monday at 10 ie,pectits Sunday School classes, a. m In tbe firehouse to elect ad* Sunday morning, Jun* 3 or if they dltiosal officers who will direct a n not abla to registar then, they the fall campaign. ran register whan they enter Va­ Ralph Wltherall urges that cation Church School, Tuesday u or � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 31, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/771109d246151ae3bb82dda126d4222e.pdf 505b543be758045c292e2ba11c248079 PDF Text Text I ' )“,V-V v.’ . 7 '*>• ■’ HZtii’.! • • --J •• 7 ' • ' ' • "f- •• '*V*: ' *P\ * ‘ Let's put the Old Fashion Light of Common Sense on a Dear Old Subject » : __ i . r i ___ l l / l r ^ n „ 1 5 I T l U o r l I r X I . ’i vt c l R t i n — S N o detail, no m atter How sm all, h a s b een 11 overlooked in th e building o f Grove Man-* ors hom es. The fin e st craftsm en and sup­ pliers have helped to m ake Grove M an­ ors truly incom parable. * , , . l ' mementos of the past, or the bright, new conveniences of modern living? JJOMES are at ease w ith th eir surroundings. Each home is placed on an exceptionally la rg e lot. N o hom e looks like the other, yet g ra ces its site as if it had alw ays been there and is inseparable from it ’A re you h a n g in g on to the “old hom estead” because you can’t tear you rself aw ay % from its stiflin g hot attics, its dark nurrow stairw ays, its cram ped, dust-laden closets, it’s creeky doors and d rafty windows? All th is w as the accepted th in g a few gen eration s ago. But so w ere wall phones, sulphur tonics and Model T ’s and a host o f other m em ory-laden fix tu res o f the past. INCLOSED patios insure p rivate outdoor dining, with open sk y overhead, accessible to th e interior o f the house through w ide french doors. The modern trend is to open-ness, airy-n ess and su n lig h t to take full ad van tage o f Florida’s wonderful clim ate. At incom parable Grove M anors the orange trees have been left stan d in g . . . B reezes w hisper thru their cooling shade, and su n ligh t splushes on the law ns . . . creatin g the se ttin g for your home. H ere is graciousness, statelin ess, tim e for relaxed, m odern livin g, and a se ttin g proper for |N GROVE M ANORS you h a v e a choice o f m any d iffe re n t floor plans, and color schem es, both inside and out. You'll m ar­ vel a t the beauty and convenience o f th e all-electric kitchens, th e ultra-m odern baths, th e spacious a ir-tig h t closets, th e w oodwork, th e room iness and precise hom e e n g in e er in g th a t h a s g o n e into the w hole m arvelous de­ velopm ent th a t is incom parable GROVE M ANORS. - those who look for more than sh elter . . .those who w ant the full life in every s e n s e .. . . This is Grove Manors . . . incom parable for you and your fam ily to dwell all the days of your life. if youwant the finest in life and living, visit incomparable GROVE MANORS IN CO M PARA BLE too is Grove M anors pub1 lie c o n v e n ie n c e s. . . L ive here in secluded harm ony w ith nature and m a n . . . m ere m in u tes aw ay from th e huBtle and grim e o f th e city, y e t enjoy every city con­ venience. 14 Homes Are Now Under Construction 11 Have Already Been Sold Grove Manors Homes Priced From $16 ,5 0 0 YO U R OLD HOME MAY BE U SE D AS ; r g & v F i‘ YO U R IN SPECTIO N IN V ITED DOW N PA Y M EN T OW NERS and B U IL D E R S F H A , VA and CO NV ENTIO N AL FIN A N C IN G M AY BE i ODHAM &TUDOR ARRj ARRANGED struction, from foundation to fin ­ ished home. INCORPORATED B R A ILEY ODHAM , Pres. : t■ See th ese hom es in all sta g e s o f con­ SALES O FFICE: 26 2 5 South French Avenue rWyCjij-.’Kj A — P H O N E S : Sanford 2100 and 2 9 8 0 vf sKSVt, ly t ............................................ ' *r -e • w ....................................... ............... �If Y m ir R *r*ld (> N o t l i d l v t r e 4 By I P . M. Call 1B2I i t a f n r t 7 P . M, F o r D eliv ery S A N T OB D, tfr O L t MM 3ELVUI F IX M im A Local Youth Praise By P-TA I SOUTHERN BELL TELETHONE COMPANY'S new building at Ninth and Laurel Ave, In 8anfonL (Thoto by J a m a a o n ) ________________________ . 'leadershipAwariiStevensen Takes -Late Winners Revealed Lead To Win Primary David Brown, 16-y#arold aopho more at Seminole High School, was presented with a gift of apprecia­ tion this morning at Waal Sid* p ri­ mary School The gift wa* presented by Mr*. R. E. Mitchell. Chairman of the West Sid* School P-TA Safety Com mlltee, David haa taken tlm* out every morning for th* past two school years to handle the safety patrol at he Incrsectlon of French Ave. and Third St., a thoroughfare for school children ranging In ages from first grade to third grade. Mrs. Mitchell pointed out this morning, as she presented the gift u( appreciation that "David Brown Is such a dependable young man that he has given the parent* of school children peace of mind be­ cause of their knowledge that he was taking care of their safety In crossing srccta." I n i ’ ybulig* aciibot" Boy ‘ Fairoiman haa worked with both Captain Arnold William* andI a Tirol man lien Duller of the Sanford Police Department In handling the street crossing safety precaution. David Is lha son of Mr. and Mra. B. U. Brown of 1301 Palmetto Ave. Mrs. Mitchell said this morning, "David Brown !■ a good example of our Youth today,” 'AnHoclalwt IV fM l e a n r t t Wlr# W E D N E S D A Y , M AY M . 1958 bsentee Ballots Fail To Change Election Results ★ ★ ★ ★ Residence Covered By Falling Limb ♦From Big Oak Tree 14 To Graduate At OHS Exercises Tomorrow Nighf Senior Boys, Girls Honor Principal At Surprise Party "The Seminol* High School baaeball team this year compares favorably with th* team the achool fielded In IMS," Coach "Goose" Kettle* said today aa In­ terest began lo renter in th* hrn«(it fa m e to bo played on June 7, («nht<aoa JH* Heads Of Garden Club Standing Committee Told Hospital Notes MAY ’.» Adnilaslon* Ralph Rennelt (Sanford) "ons >n Ratin'? J r (Sm/nrdt _ Mrs. Wade Warren (Sanford) ■F Aits, lio.iaM Edits (aaitloni) Mlscharres Herman Swaggerty (Sanfortl) Judy Van Winkle (Sanfortl) Annie Mao Corley (Tangerine) May I f Admission* , The Rev, James Thompson ((.aka Alary) Gill* Mae McGrlff (Sanford) Mra, Arlene !!*■* (New Smyrna) ^ Dlsehargea * Mra, Alice Duval and baby girl (Sanford) . Ella Ms* Lamart (Lake Mary) Mlaa Arabella Dickens (Entarprise) Admission* ; May 80 Mori is Sjoblnm (Lake Mary) Elia* Nelson (Hanford) • Ellaabeth llaker (Sanford) llirth * Baby Boy Vain* (Oatoea) JOHN KINDER County Commissioner District 1 MISS 31 Ml V K. EARLE County ,\v*rs»ur of Taxes Telephone Building Erection Progressing Mrs. A. Lanphear Dies Yesterday CofC Coffee Club To Salute SNAS Mary Wllllama (Sanford) oju Davit (SniilurU) ★ SHS Baseball Team The Winners In Yesterday's Election To Meet Cardinals In Benefit Game the Oranga-Lak* League and tho local high achool team. , "With a 15-1 won-lou record. going to th* Slat* Tournament Adlat Stevenson won a nlp-and, — which will b* played in Fort tuck battle with Sen. Estc* Ke P lan * on June I t," laid Kettle*, fauver In Florida’* Democratic "Wa hav* a team that It excellent The Seminole County Junior pr» l(* nt‘al prl™ ry In all department*. It la th* best WlHi r e t u r n from 1.680 o f t h o ♦ c hhambar a m b e r ot Commecca haa anrecord sine* IMI when the Slat* precincts, unofficial atate’s 1,778 J . I„ HOBBY flounced Ita aelectlon of high Tournament waa played In San­ total* were: Semlnola County rehool graduates who will receive ford." Stevenaon: 112,217 the coveted "Jsycr* Leaderahlp Kettle* pointed tn hla three, Kefauver: 201.810 Awards" at graduation eiertlaea. man pitching staff that will ace Stevenson bad 22 vote* In the The selection la based on: (1) Democratic National Convention action In the forthcoming be twill Interest end participation* in atu- to 0 for KefuLVrr. game as well a* the State Tourna­ dent activities (I) scholarship, By MARIAN JONES ment, "We hav* Jim Hawklna, a In the final tabulation of Semi-, Fourteen member* o f t h e and (31 citlzcnahlp. De Rary — Mr*. Fred R. (tanas, senior with a T-t record, Ernie m, .* county ballots whit'* in*1 George Andrew Speer, president eludes the ab-ent.-e voles. Adlai 0 ^ * d<> » l*h 8c.ho01 * s *nl° r £ ,M? president of the 8anford Garden Morrli with a 7-0 record, and t„ of the local Jaycet organisation Stevenson received 1,810 and wl1* urnduato tomorrow night at Club Ha* announced her water of C. Smith with a 1-0 record, W« fi|wl]l mak* the presentation to Jim Estes Kefauvor polled a lolal of « • « !* # * to be held In the Oviedo standing committee chairmen for Imp* lha people of Hanfurd and Hawklna and " Elisabeth Woodruff 2 3y0' j Somlnul* County will turn out to , High Sr bool auditorium at 8 p. m. the year of 10.W-57. « t Seminole High School on June They are: awards, Mri. F. I* 1see our game on Ih* 7th when we ' The vol* was light and the reThe guest .peakcr will be Kl4, at • p. m. Mills closer than expected. Neither ridge It. Collin*, principal of the Woodruff 111; birds and conierva- attempt to rais* fundi tn pay the t|on, Mra, John Fox; rourleiy, expanses of our team to tho Fort Ed Hunt, vice president of the candidate could claim a smashing s t * Cloud ........ High_ .......... School,_ 1 "V Mra. Ralph Dean; garden therapy, Pierc* Stale Tournament." Jayce** here attended Claaa victory. Night activitle* fia t night gt LyFor a half a dollar," said Ket­ Both candidate* already were In nine boy* will receive their Dr, Doria Cline; horticulture, M n, • m an High School to present the tles, "folks can ac* a baseball California In a stretch drive for dlplomaa from Oviedo High School J. D. Woodruff; Junior garden gatfta that will glva thorn th* thrill *w*rdi to Joan Joyce and Donald that stale’s 88 convention vote*. Principal Stewart Gatehel. club, Mr*. Blanton I). Owen; pub­ of th*lr live* and a t th* iama Stevens. David Thrasher, i n officer of the Th* winner In th* Jun* 5 teat— T h o a* graduating tomorrow licity, Mr*. Arnn Ericksen; par­ tlm* J>* helping Uie»* young a th ­ Jfemlnole County Jaycees will pre* their final primary claah—will gel n|Bht era: Nadir,* Boatlck, Olivia liamentarian, Mra. A. W. Epps; lete* go to F ort Flare* to win | Holland, Patricia Walker, Doro- pjrugram, Mr*. Goorgo Hardin; otb*r gam**." ♦ t e n t .Myron Eugene Willie with •11 5fc e certificate St Oviedo* High ‘ The • Btevenxon-Kefauvrr • ftfht thy'Simmons, »dd jMn' SmPtnofi. year'bonk, "Mie* Edna Chittenden; Kettle*, who has aoatlwa *tb<r overshadowed a no-cont**t victory I othera a w : Fwddl* Whenlun, plant safes, Mr*. A. D. Rountree; Semlnola High School baaeball Jkhool tomorrow at I p. m. for, President Eisenhower on tho | ; , y j,-orf( n „ h , rt Prleat, l.oru* library and book service, Mra. team tor a number of year*, Republican sldo of tho Florida prlJohnhy Keith, James Me- Wada Garner; legislation, Mr*. pointed out that this y ta r'a linemary and another primary elec- f!1J| TcrrJ. McMahan, Keith J a l - Don Rales; ways and means, ball team at tha local high school Mrs. Irwin Fleischer. tlnn in Kentucky featuring a Dem- c ,,ln Bllll Myrtm Willis, will meet several players on the ocrallc factional fight. _________________ _ Special committees are: annual field who have formery played for j GORDON FREDERICK Kisenhnwer was opposed by a luncheon, Mrs. Frank Evans; Seminole High ami with some of House of llepreacnlatlvi* partial slato of rival convention llower show, Mrs. Vernon Hardin, them having had exponent* In delegates fur Sen. Know land (Itand llower show school, Mra. professional baaeball, I'alif). [tut Knowland supported Jainrs W. Gut, Playing on June 7 tor the San­ Elsenhower and made no cam­ ford Cardinal* will b* John Keel­ paign for himself. ing, Lloyd Swain, Ted Brooklyn, Florida Democrat* al-o tossed Herman E. Morris, principal of A limb from a hug# oak tree out Richard Barker, their na­ and Wallace Tyrr, *11 of them formerly on tho Seminole High on West Slat St,, fell yesterday tional committeeman who was Seminole High School, was honored School baaeball squad. during e completely quiet hour censured by tho state committee ami surprised Sunday afternoon Mrs. Aih'lla Lanphear died at shortly efter I t o’clock In llie last spring for failing to support when all of the Senior girls and tnornlng to practically cover a Stevenson a* the 1U’>2 presidential hoys of Seminole High, with their her home Tuesday at 12:16 a. m. dales, formed s motorcade and after a short illnrsx. Southern Bell’s new (ele phono residence. candidate. They replaced Barker went nut to Morris' "M Q" Ranch. I Bh* was horn March 2d, T'JOli The home, at 105 West 21at 81., with Jerry W. Carter, who said budding, loented ot tho m in er of Arriving at (he same (Into and In Bristol, ImL, and had lived in wi» apparently undnmaged even he would aupptrl this year'* nom­ Ninth St. slid laturvl Ave., is pro­ with the blowing nf automobile J l.ako Monroe for the past srven though the limb* and branchce, inee or resign. horns, the Seminole High School's years and was a niemlirr of the ceeding on schedule, It waa a n ­ ♦hugged the atructure aa If It were Stevenson took a late, shaky IOKI Graduating Class surprised Sportsmen Club. Mra. I.imphra? nounced today by Gordon Rothan octopua with It* tentacle* lead after a see-»aw fight most of pHncipal with a Surprise was employed r / th* Chase Si Co. croud, Group Manager for tho crushing Its prey. the way In V lorlda. Hi* percentage Graduating Party. asking House, The first anniversary nf the Srm- tolephona company. Neighbor* heard the cracking Inched up as counting progreascd. After an aRernnon «f swimming, Survivors include h'-r husband, inole County Chamber of Com­ Th* }30o,000 sttuidurc I* ex­ of the limb hut did not be'ieve Kefauvor termed th* cloro vote skiing, and visiting with Principal 'Vir.lam: one dnughto,-, Mrs. Mnd. merce Coffee Club tomorrow morn­ pected to he completed hy August that a limb from tha hug* oak {"a great moral victory for me." ing at 10 o’clock will honor th* MorTl\ ‘!’* mn," rc*d* returned In iyn„ , Kllintt of Climax, Mich.; of thl* year. The tremend ui* ioh was falling. He said he had .................. _....« .......... , .L_ Sanford leaving Merman Morris aa her i:,,r mother Mrs. Lllerty Lllerty Roll Sanford Naval Air illation. m other. Mrs. of InnUlliug th* new swllchhourd Power and telephone linee wet* against jwactlcally all of the or- veryhappy man wilh tnelr thought Mntiahlp, Katummno, Mich.; nno The program. In the form of a fucllltlca costing 5101,50(1 nod new not damaged hu (another limb, gsnlaed political effort*, six Hom- fulnci# andpersonal good wishes -aim* to (he local Naval Air Stabrother, Robert Man-hip, laikn _________ _ number Five Crossbar aotoinntiu hanging precariously, threatened ocratic congressmen, former Gov.1 Monroe; and one slater, Mr-. Anna tmn, will be attended hy Captain ilia) awllching equipment costing TOMR I'GIt TO M) to fall into a power pot* and Millard Caldwell ami "a IremcnRobert W. Jackson and 13 mem­ 1678,000 will liegin shortly after­ ft-a n sfo rm c r aa well aa into tcla- dons amount of money.» O K A H C I I K, Ukl«. (/T)_ A Andresa, Kalamazoo, Mich. Funeral service* will be at 2 bers of hi* staff. wards, tha telephonu manager Stevenson said, 1 am, of course wrecking rrew was surprised when phon* lints. Taptaln Jackson will descrlb* ■aid. , Tha home, unoccupied, la be- very plcrfsed . . . and deep y ,t (jrokf) ,^wn „ ()lwk r()nrrrt# p. m. Friday at the llrixjon Fu­ neral Home with the Rev. II. II. , some of the plans for the new oper­ lUved to he owned by ■ person (fateful to the people of Florida | H|1(t fl)un<| # |lve tn<lj Many dial telephones will lie in­ now In Miami. ! f"r their endorsement, lie said imprisoned in it. The ronrrete Martin, Lake Monroe Raptitt ation of th* Naval Air .Malion, ac- stalled In home* and businesses VASttii. tutlnl Itn "In* inttwir. _ roiding to an announcement made (he results point up "the Impor " » • from a hank ImlUin* rrcrtciJ Church officiating. Burial will ba this morning by Don Rales, chair- prior to completion of th* new lance of redoubling our effort*" In 1007 and apparently the toad in Oak Lawn Memorial Park. man of the Chamber of Commerce system, but thrs* will continue to in the California primary. had been In tha block all that operate under th* present mumml Colice Club Commute*. FAITHFUL TRUSTEE lime. Wrecker* said small erarks SERVICE RIVALRY All businessmen and Seminal* method until llie entire dial «y*DURANT, Ok la. i/P>- A. H. permitted air and Insects to enter MAY 2» , County Chamber of Commerce w-m is rumple.rd and placed m CHAMPAIGN, III, l/P).-The rerguaon ha* been a member of the conn He tomb. a lm*s«h members are invited to hav* tuf. board of trustee* of flktaUniversity of lllinol* Air Force After he ws* freed, the toad the Andrew Livings (Fern Park) lee, and doughnuts an.l talk with homa Pirabyierlnn College for 51 ROTC unit held Ita annual re­ wa* olfered several juicy bug*. V« i itumpnrey (hanloid) view without Its last year’* spon­ He looked at them, then tpppled year* and In all that tlm* has th* men from th* Hanford Naval Shirley Sccord (Sanford) Air Station. sor, Sara Harry. ml**cd only three meeting*. over dead. Birth * Bahv girl Duval -hn-t-s By Local Jaycees ★ service. Present scliriluli's pros Ida for conversion to dial sorvlce in Hanfmd nnd Delluty un March 17, IU07. This improvement and expan­ sion program wlii. h will rost In excess of a million dollars Is an­ ther step toward Southern Roll’a goal of providing mnro »n<t better tele phone service for the Sun ford exchange. Rothermel said. Weather Grnrrally fair through Thursday except nlilely sraltcrrd shower* during afternoon. ADDmONAL LOCAL NKW8 ON PAGE EIGHT SNAS Receives Official Insignia Th# Hanford Nival Air HlaHon has received It* official In- I signla from th* Chief of Naval Operation*, Tha Insignia wa* returned re­ cently wl:h approval from th* Chi*f of Nava) Operations and will hr put Into us* when plans ara completed for d*cal* and shoul­ der patch**. The Inalgnf* 1s laid on a royal blue triangle show Ing a sw-ifl sword, depicting heavy attark, supported by th* itr tn g th of * mailed fist, superimposed on th* far* of * clock aymbollslng readiness at all hour*, According to Ih* latest re­ lease of th# Naval Air fJUHon’i “Snnfly" publication, "plana ar# underway to bbtatn rvfdlra* of the insignia tn the form of de­ cal* and shoulder patches," _ . ... .. Si I S S 3 1 IAI. INSIGNIA of (he Sanford Naval Air Rtntlon. Th* syrnOFFICIAL buls th* Insignia n re selected to represent Naval aviation! the Swift word depicting heavy attack supported by the strength of * Mailed Fist; tho Kite trim Orbit depleting the electronic* end atomic age; iperimposed on e Clock'Fere symbolising renillneie at ell hour*- 6,000 V oters Turn Out Nearly 100 ahseutr* ballots ix*ra counted this morning ti* bring th* total* in yesterday’.* primary *lcctiiui and runoff t<* their final figure. However, th* ahsrnter ballots did not change in* standing of any on* of th* eight candidate* in the locul races. Tip-- r s t i ^ r i t a ' r - .ntx j- - J • L_- Hobby who defeated J. D. Cordell by (150 vote* In th* rue* for Sheriff of Semlnola County; John Krtdrr who defeated \V. t), "B rown" Miller for County Commlaxloner District On* by 129 votes; Mlsa Mary Earle who de­ feated Rudy Sloan for County Asseaaor of Taxes hy a landslide and margin of 2108 votes; and Gordon Frederick who daftated Thom** Stringer for th* Housa at Representative* by a margin of 600 votes. Nearly 6,000 vote* were cast la yesterday’s runoff primary which wa* expected to altrart a larger percentage of voter* than tha iirat primary on May H when more than 7,60(1 v,,t«ra turned out ta min'# their choice ot candidate* for h<gn political odfir**, A ;ltll<s lei* t bnn 60 per rent of th* re­ gistered votera In th* Democrat la Primary east ballot* yealrrdsV whtla a bit more loan 70 p w cent of th* votara want to th* poll* on May 8. Top Interest In th* election yes­ terday was In th* rac* for Semi­ nal* County 8 h ( |U t wH#« HJktA hallot* war* luaikad or voting machine l*v*r* turuad tor favorit* candldataa J. Ih Hobby, thl* morning, said "1 sincerely apprcclat# th* confldenr* placed In tn* by th* cltlsxns of Hemlnol* County In yes­ terday’* election. It Is my wish that w* Tuny all rooperate now l a mak* Suminoi* County olio of tha finest and rUanast in th* State." John Krld*r, learning of his victory In th* rac* for Sem^nolis County Comtnlsilonor sail, " I deeply appreciate th* excellent vote people of S«mlnol* County gavu nit yesterday. 1 hop* th a t wo ran all work together for ptogross." Mis* Mary E. Earls defeated Rudy Sloan more than two and * half to on* to ho virtually elected to tha office of Seminol* County Assrssnr of Taxes. She will taka over th* offlc* a t th* t i n t of th* year, following th* General Elec­ tion In November, from her former boss .Sanford Doudtiey who retire* at th* «nd of his present term. Th* rac# between Cordon Fred­ erick and Thomas Stringer was a nip nnd tu*!{ halite as return* front th* Id Seminole County pre­ cincts were received In Th* banton! Ilurald newsrooms. The final outcome in th* rae* gave Fredcili k the noil tor the* House of Kepresentatlv** seat t,y a margin ut auo votes, Election returns were enmplel* Inst night at 0:36, an Indication that voting machines proved use­ ful In tabulating the results of the men* quickly and accurately. Little interest was deni unit rat­ ed by the voters In the cars tor Democratic National Committee­ man where only :t,(i.lI ballots wor» marked. Jerry W. Carter cant# ouh on top m Ibis contest with total of I.S-16 Even lets Internal wi,* taken in |h« t ic s for Duinocrntia National CumniUleowoninit where only 2.42’J votes wer„ east. Mrs. Loiiltu Alford itruw the hlggi-1 volo in Semlnola County with * total of 1,161. Tha Staveuson-Kefauvcr butt I# drew a nominal nunilier of vole* from Seminal* County with K«fauver leading by 66d votes in th* combined total of 4,23d. Steven­ son drew only 1,640 while Kefauver claimed 2,31)0. All precinct* in Sciulnol* Coun­ ty drew at least on* Republican ballot- l)n* hundred and fltty-nin* Republican ballots w«i# mat bed In the county. However, little in­ terest was taken In th# El sen hower-Knowlaml names. Candidate* favoring Elsenhower drew a total of dO »otns, those tor Knowlati'l fiv*. J. Herbert Burke received the lop xrote In the ronteat (or Kcp.iMIran National Committeeman with 62. However, lire. Florence- L. Garrison lien received 100 votee to 50 Mi*. Clara B. Williams. for Mrf. nf] C- JA ■;fiv ii �;{W «r' • _. • ■ • .» ■' r’: ' ?: * OM6CN ICOMBACK) TM1 In this tend whan th# Dneteratlon of In* deptndanc# v i a aigntd, Othsra had nantaa difficult to spall and avtn mora difficult to pronounce. Yat, they were all Americana) all shared a mutual faith and a mutual de* ■V*f53d. m . •* This is a day when wa honor those who votlon to tha Ideate of America. We honor these dead. Yet, as Lincoln ■ B P gave their lives in our wars, those who fell ealdf we cannot hon or them as they have ^ defending the principlsa for which ws stand. ' I t is a good th n a to rem em ber th a t our haroic honored us. Rather we should take from ‘l*','/dead wera men of many name*. Soma bore them the lesson that the price of freedom the names of families who were already otd sometimes is high, yet never too high. Tha best tribute we can tver pay to the hereto n f ■ ■ dead is, again in Lincoln's words, to resolve "that these dead shall not have died in vain " Tha Suprema Court is ona of the most . . . and that the government of the people, ^ {‘.'{profoundly respected Institutions In th# by the people and for the people shall not , United SUtee. It la not Immune, however, perish from this earth." • to criticism. Just now it is under attack by rr'it'-men,* indudlng a down senators and a numw,'”“bsr of reprsaenatlvM, who think It* powers Perhape no phaaa of human development ba eurbad, In a sense, this U as It should be. The has received so much attention In recent ■ Inpreme Court Is not Invlotebls or super- years as ths period of adolescence. Even *:rrm|itivaly sacred. Lika other democratic In- the term "tetn.ager" Is of fairly lata mint­ •‘atltutions, it constantly changes and develops ing. " In response to the changing will of the peoThe kind of attention given the problem We are fortunate, nevertheleas, that the of adolescence, however, often Is more emo­ ■a.i t'„ :;eourt Is slow to change and doe% not shift tional then Intelligent. "Teen-ager" has tak­ ground with tvsry populnr whim. In the en on an unjustified connotation of delin­ »>»* present circumstances, as always, the o**#n- quency. Such branding of the adolescent ’ ; . ttel question is whether the attacks on the — --------------— ‘ '’court nre solidly grounded In concern for the problems of a complicated society »row, ,.,:.4he boat interests of the nation, adults m ust devote serious thought to tha is v-»r The court Is experiencing what Arthur teen-ager coming up In th a t society, jrrnp'••‘Krock of the New York Timee calls "the pling both with himself and with the world determined effort since 19US . . *o about him. check and reverae the trend" of its dec!Im portant grist for this kind of think* -'"•vglona. The Depertment of Justice, and more i l l * rr* IW « J U U I I U t i l n n o n v w i u i u * * ~ than 40 atate governments have voiced op- by Dr. Arnold Ooaal 1 and eome of hi* s**o•■r‘- position ta rulings based on the "pre-emp* elate* at the Gasell Institute of Child De­ . . tlon doctrine" which holds that federal law velopment. This book, "Youth! he Yeara This llamortel Day finds us at p tu t. will ba no new names to add to tha j.ufoster of thosa who dted in our battlaa when m m day la andad. For that, wa can an thank .. u 'Suprema Court Teenagers' Invalidates similar stnto laws. Hero in tho from Ton to Sixteen," i« a companion volume to Dr, Geeeir* famed earlier study of tha disliked on school segregation. Congress and young child. several states are provokod because the For parent* and edurators who aaek com­ court overturned a law exempting natural fort in normal pnttoma of behavior by which gaa producers from federal control. to Judge the ndolescent, Dr. Gescll sound* AH these groups are determined to put a warning that the documentation of these mofe restrictions on ths Supreme Court's patterns must not ba taken an rigid and In­ powers. The right may be on their side. But flexible norms. He emphasize* that, painful ft is s m atter te be decided only after nil a* the m aturing process Is, certain moods lints of view have h»d an ample chance to and activities are psculiar to all children li though they may occur a t different period*. :heard. Parents sometimes fail to realize th a t being n teen-ager mny be as difficult as be­ The Sanford Herald PaMlikM IW If ■****« I Q i r i i f ■■* !«■<«> ing the parent of a teen-agar. The develop, Earn** >• ••*•■* elea# aalur Oetohtr *t. 1*1* at ment of one accompanies davelopment of the «k, *m i ortk* a( iia h r i, n-rta*. ■**#. ik« i m other, and misunderstanding mars many a •f C t i n t u -f l i n k a. IS** rar.D m a i n * . aau«, aai rakiuiw parent-adolescent relationship. Dr. Gesell's stanioi* ■««*«( **., r.an«» A O .,,11.1m e . m i r r.vr.tTiv J. ceim vo. study offers valuable Insight to help smooth Wednesday, May 80. 1(158 the path. Page 4 Southern States the high court's ruling Is e LETTERS TO THE ED Public Forum the ter slaees. here, died, sad Jobs took a la in • y SAL IOTLB ITLVA. N. e. W — Many „ ---------------- -------- --- *a nawapapw. . . at abaeaea . . to . com# down and u u who dream a U | drum and mika mea. ha draamad of becoming a tlo tha aetata. U c o m true Item to (heir atir- top by-lino writer In th* big city. "Almoat as aoon aa ! got hsrs,M priae that It Isn't what they really He did. Before he was SI he was he m ailed, "I realltM what w*i wanted aflar all. writing dally feature article* out mlaaieg la mylife. It wai a kind But whet atn they dot Moat ft- of New York for • nawa agency, of happlneaa I bad known In the 'm a la emMtterod prisoner* of a But more distant flalde celled. bill*, and hadnjtb«an able to flsi^ phantom auccaaa they so longer John went to London during th# anywhar* tiae. enjoy bat a rt afraid to glv* up. bllu raid*. Ha landed a* a war u took a lot of eourago for Joh* It tike* s good man to give up comipond*nt with th* Initial Al- to realgn hi* job a* a dipbmau* his bard-woa poiltlon at tha peak Usd force* that Invaded Africa on correspondent at the United Na. and fight hack down the rocky Nov. I, IMS. lions and start hla career all over road ho has traveled In order to After th* war, John returned to in hla old hem*town. It took a let regain aomaUting finer ho loat Now York, became a diplomatic of understanding on bis wife’* part earlier *n tho way up. correspondent tor the Associated to back him. But aha did. Neither Such n « t oI the United Ne- H wasn't easy. John spent tw* only reporter [e icored a number if no* year* on a novel that didn't quite who covers tat*. Covering the homburg come off, but, as he aaya, "m i* Cadlllae. John'* ancestors journeyed from hat aet and Its Intrlgusa wa* y*L" th* coastal plain Into tha moun- heady, exciting and Important. But In IBM ha began promoting taina of western North Carolina Yet something, he didn't know "Unto Thai* Hills," a pioneer m i . along rude hors* ind oxen pa'hs what, was missing. door drama of the Cherokee In. shortly after tha American B ar* la ISM h* met and within five dJans that this year may draw |ia lulkm, and tha family baa pot lie weeks m uriad Dorothy Luxtoti, a millionth spectator. On top of thi* boots down pretty deep hare since pratty art teacher from Topeka, and some magailn* writing ehorc* then. Kan. But ha had the forethought John started writing a column But John, who became a repor- to tell her when he proposed! tilled "Roaming the Hills" for tor at IS and nevsr encumbered "Honey, you may bave to laarn the Aabevllla Cttlaen. hla mind with college lumber, to use • double-blUed ax to cut it spread faster than tha rhodo* • -------up wood to leap a fire going." dandron does In June. A book or Soon after, hla father, a jeweler hla collected vignette* of moun-------------------------------------- — tain people and old mountain cut. •idfratlon" to an Invitation. recently told out a first edl" " m i , S . T l l S X , .S t >1. Ki»U«, « K W M j.pl.. I- . By JAMBS MASLOW been cleared for President llsen* Nawn and (I) American official*' Joint Cbloft' spokesman made any few weeka. More hooka are in AaaetUtad Praaa News Analyst howtr to aik hit old World War News and I American officials' comment at all was pretty good proapect. WASHINGTON Hi — You naad It friend Marshal Gtergi Zhukov atotemantt that h* Russian* have evidence this country would w*|. Everywhere John goes In die more than S scorecard to follow th* to Washington. Jt's been rumored net yet Invited tha Joint Chiefs, come such an Invitation. It wai mountains ho la recognised and players In thin on*. Whot hip- Eisenhower wanted to do that. This la wha happened: like saying: go ahead. welcomed. He purr* hi* Cadillac pened may be high diplomacy. It After aueh an exchange ef vlalta Lest Monday Ih* Russians »«y If th* New York Dally News' JOO to 300 miles aa as average looks more like a poker gome, th door naturoly woulld be epen they ouggested to the U. S. Air unnamed source i t the United No* day, end may ridethrough toufj Did Ih* United States try to to Invito ftuuia’o Premier Bui-.Fere# that it ssnd two or thro* tions was a Russian, you could rainbows. Ha never drove through maneuver the Russians Into In- ganln and Communist party boss high-ranking Air Porca offle*ra to draw this conclusion: work at United Nations, voting tha Joint Chiefs or Staff to Khrushchov her*. Th* two Soviet' see Russia's celebration of Avia* By leaking on an invitation not Sometime* John and Dorothy MoscowT Or did the Russian* try laadan rspor-edly have been hint-tlen Day In Moicow June 24. This yat extended, th* Russians couldget a bit lonesome for th* antics to mansuvar tha United States In. lng they'd Ilka to eoma. would not be th* Jelnt Chiefs. learn whether such an Invitation of the striped pants crowd, but to laying where they’d accept Aa this story unfolds there are Yesterday morning th* New would be rebuffed er accepted. after a quick rlilt to old friends L .r M two points to keep la mind: (t) York Daily Nows sold it had If th* reaction was bid they In Naw York thay are glad to gat jf t)t* j u„ |in, tnvltw th* t Joint son* unnomod person who gov* loomed froma source at th* could gat, soma propaganda out hack to a region where folks Chiefs, and thsy go, (ho way hss ■ story to tha Naw York Dally United Nations that Russia had of it, claiming that a simple, srsn’t ashamed of wearing overaent word to Washington It would frlendy gesture they had In mind alls or showing their gallusta in wtlcom* a visit by the U.S. mUt- wai dismissed by the Amerlcens public. Wry command—th* Joint Chiefs— tvon bofor# It was msdo. "I’v* boon lucky—I’v* hid m :^ "tor Inspection ef Soviet services." If th* eource woe in American, 'druthers' twice," said John. "And ■ I f WilliAM t m I I ■ is A few Sour* later Elsenhower’s you could draw this conclusion: now I’d ‘druther’ b* hero. If you C#sfr*l Proas Writer assistant pres* secretary, Murray Knowing th* Russians hid Invited are horn In the mountains, you AN nOHT-hatow4sro bllnard lew probably had aa Irudde Up Snydsr, said he "wouldn’t ba mr- a couple of lower renklng air off!- can’t put them out of your hears prised" If lha Joint Chlafa accept- cars, the United States could nudge and soul. There Is a peace and ewaepe wsatam Canada aa New that th* heavyweight cl ed such an Invitation If It arrived, the Russian* publicly—through quiet that makes you feel closer York state reeideato report was retiring from th* ring. lag gees* lying IOUTH. Now, A spokesman for the Joint Chiefs such comment* as Snyder give— to God, or a atar — a feeling l I I t 4o you still think spring will ever At that, m ew-ehemp aald they would give "serious con- Into Inviting the Joint Chiefs. nevsr had In big cities," get here? running for President, might pel acme peach he tha poWtool cess* f ! f ttow It's o rercaW fiyo ghrenburg, top Mei pmpogandut, Isn’t " " " ■ . . . a party member. A ghMt-wrttcr A hlf seep eampewy Is #Mw# Who’S alto • ghMf-Commeetrtf • helf-mlltlew hi ftsaailel grouse I J I to eelleges. P JJ. wmtoenM rise Ike ovtstored Adtel te fwo state •to Ten wilt pvt it ea primaries the some day. Swept I I t aiiU ^ m b J a# In Cseehoetovakto a etonogrwbeds and* ef rise dv«wf^ro^w^w>t a* k were? pher eat what la claimed to he a t f f fit Massachusetts' primary one MTJ etUaen east hla ballot for Rocky that girl hammers out a aaltotvg Marciano for President The feh U becomes a mlasUn This Needs More Than Scorecard ................ 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M a y SO, 1030 Page S P P U , By Jaftatle Taylor CtsreUad es » -■ ■ kl ; . m W ■■ , • « (This article may not have any­ thing to do with fashlona but wa feel ' It will prove interesting to some of our readers to pay tri­ bute to the American housewife. So read on.—Society Editor) All over the United States the underitatement of the year Is given as an answer to a question TUTOR to Johnny who need* asked dally by census takers, help with hla Arithmetic - and polltaker, and on radio and TV MUSIC TEACHER who help* programs I t Is, “ What is your Mary with her pleno practice. occupation, madamsT". If she hae a email child when­ The anewer Is always, “I'm ever A BABY SITTER cannot ba Just a housewife." * obtained, ehe volunteera white Lel’a taka a look a t these wo* the family goei to a movie for men who don't work but are Just tha evening, “housewives." b'h# ie a PHYSICAL EDUCA­ A HOUSEWIFE is, In the first TION DIRECTOR for her chil­ sense of the word, a W IF E ’ to dren and a RECREATIONAL her husband. Second, she la usually a MOTHER. These aro DIRECTOR for her whole fami­ her main functions but under ly* A housewife I* a CONSULTANT them come various duties to be performed but which are taken who lUtcni to tha problem* of I family neighbor* and given free for granted. A housewife Is a COOK, for advico when called upon to do so. 8h* It always well informed her family, visitor* and occasionally fo r out side organisations and passes on what she has with which she Is connnecled. She heard over the radio, around the is a DIETICIAN who carefully neighborhood, and w'hat ehe reads plani each meal that Is prepared or observe* on TV to her friends and family. You might call her a to assure her family's health. INFORMATION She Is a CLEANING WOMAN W A L K1 N G amt a woman who takes In wash* B U R E A U who given out euch information a* whir* big and Ironing. Although she Is handy GENERAL MANAGER of home Johnny'* skate key is or her hus­ affairs sh* Is at ,ths same time a bands’ ruff links. MAID who waits on tables, each 1 HEAD OF THE COMMUNI______ __ , __________ DEPARTMENT, she member ________ of her family and guests. CATIONS H rr thane# to be absolute"BOSS write* those nice people she and romet when she la in her own her husband met on vacation last private domain, her klichen. year and the neighbors who are She is a STANDING HOST* out of town. Sho also keep* in ES.S In all age groups, from the touch wdth relative*, guests *1 Johnny’* birthday par-1 Most housewives are TOL! IT* ty to the people at the dinnerj CIANS at heart who give their site gave for hrr husband's boss. 1services to llvrlr favorite candlShe pride* herself on being an dates by handing out cantpuign INTERIOR DECORATOR and buttons. FLORAL ARRANGER. Reeause slie is a horn SOCIAL In rhargn of supplies, she sees WORKER, a housewife faithfully that the house Is always stocked supports her rhttreh, hrr favorite with anything from tnothpaal# charity, and hacks her childrens tn shaving rrram ami for neces- school through tha P-TA. She alaities front food to clothing, to so join* group* who share her miscellaneous from anew driver* interest* such as Garden Club, to hsn.l-aldi. She ii In her glory j Women's Club and neighborhood when buying things on »*!• or | bridge club. * home it m l wmM in her *|i«tt» *j «11it! 1y t r im « and 10 IU h'.’ r tlm.ffh-«*r*« nnd h r r own hair* \ hiillJtru'ifn it n I»A \ t»R W • V \ II M h. R with v r ^ r u iilr « lo Kilt) irnthiT end live M«vk Ai r»rp for. If whr» livi ‘4 fn t*okri Bile r o u r 'f i« oftm s sin " m a ti\llllNKI* VI i o Johnny’s mrlt hurt kitten. t>f I T , K I N A I'! V \ Buffet Dinner Is Given Friday Night For E. Woodruff Mm J\li/;tbi’lh Wofidntff trr.i* do4 nr Miuy's \ nil run rrnitit on hrr *f» '»** e C.K.NKRAI. IIANftV MVS r im y k Ia w iib , le a v p r . Ih iih Sir## h r d g i’i, M oor P OnThe b0 0 kshelf By A. KINO We’ve h id a wonderful response to our reading program (or the children for this summer. Don't forget to have your child sign up. Some of our decorations are a little stow coming, but we hope to have the room looking very attrac­ tive before long. It your child Is In the younger group but reads well, tell him to sign up for the U. S. map. He will read the same ago level books, but will read twice a* many. Ho probably will anyway, so he may as well get credit for It. The map NEW OFFICERS abow-n above nre the nevr officers for the Sanford the p««t year anil ha* caught tha interest of many of tha tcenaga Is very attractive with the differ* Rainbow fur Girl* at Its recent inslallutinn. This ntgniiliutbui. under gills. (Photo by Jameson) ent colored stale*. The program the direction of Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, Inis gruvvn tnueh during starts June first, hut you may sign up anytime beforo or after. months after Constance on the Here are two new non-fiction Just dare of a friend, choso her hus­ on the shelf; "Grass Is Never band-to-be In a l.mlif*-Kxcn*c-Mc Greener" by Robert Allen I* thr dance. Nothing In their live* — »tory of the Allen family who set she was 34, he 40 — had prepared out to find the perfect place to live, (hem to face the disaster of thmr and this is the hilarious story of unconsummated marriage. Mr*. Eugene Pennington honortheir adventures and misadven­ ed June grndtiile, Mis* Dawn Ann Plan on reading some good honkn honoring two bride*-elect. Red and while, class colors of Pearson, with a tea .Saturday aftertures on the way. It really is fun­ this summer. It will do us alt good — s bus,,,, Wclsenhnrgrr nud hr Ik.Vi graduating class of Semi- noon at her home on UT French ny. I’ve Just finished reading It. to let TV rest and read. The sum­ . - ti . .»» it >olo IliKh School carried o.it tho Avc. from 3 to 3 p. m. and laughed practically ell the Ann Leinhnrt n. the Skyline ,hp|„ c ,,y Mri J(lhn |v#y mer programs aren't too good any­ way through. Class colors of crimson and white way. We'ic trying to get the best 'stniirniit Saturday. when she entertained Miss Mary "Saw Screams At Midnight." by were carried nut In the flower (or your reading pleasure; and Pink and white hihlscus carried ’use Speer and Mi*s Elizabeth G. A. Mills, the Home craftsman decoration* and two tiny doll* hope you enjoy them. t the c..l..r theme ami gauletiia Vomlruff at a tea given recently dres-rd ns graduate* were placed 'and the "tin it yourself" school See you next week! rsNues were presented the Ivvo n Iter home, come in for a hilarious lampoon in on a Iable. this picture and text book of "prac­ nones, along with two pastel Silvrr appointment* were used The serving table was overlaid tie cloths os gifts mi the serving table overlaid with tical" advice not to be followed with a litre clotti ami centered under sny circumstances. Heal Th** guests In fitfiui to Ihe i lovely cut wuik clolh ami ecuwith flovter- and randies. photographs posed by I'arl Reiner. uoieil g u e s t s o n e Mm Mn\ red a llh a large Imuqnrl of spring During the event the honored Everyone who ha* tried lu do it mlmil. mother of Ann. Mu. lower* flanked by silver eandeUb- guest was presented a gift of Red yourself will get a laugh out of iy Weiseniinrgei, mother of Satin and While Satin Cologne while this book. snn, Mrs. Ray Itenls Hensley, Pouch, cake, nuts, mints and the holder of the lucky name card A new Wade Paris story of the ss Judy Junes, Miami; Mr* liny roll sandwiches in Ihe shape was Ml-- Irnta Jean Eubank*. State Police at work is the theme nine I n 111ns-1. -l»,ec of tun; of diplomas mid tied with m l Sandwiches, rnkrs of red ami of Ren Benson's latest "Ninth s. Geneva Allies. Mr*. Stella ntihniij tvero served ui refresh- white, punch and nuts were served Hour". "Troubled Heart" hy Jean i‘kel . ttavtmt, t )I*in, giltlld* nil'll! V. to teli approximately 2t) guests at­ Gwen, is a stow of Mr-. Eva LamIt her of Siisiin; ami Mis. RoA-'islItiB Mis Ivey were Mrs, E tending. son, rirli. childless who is under I K"eitier, llm linglnn, N, J. \. Shiuhnt-trr, Mis, I.eltoy Altilergoing treatment by her psychia­ Approximately tin guests called itiit, Mtsa Kay Ivey anil Mis. II. E trist. At his suggestion, she begins during Ihe afternoon. \itibllomil toilely on Page .1 Morris attending the church of her child­ hood. Although rebelling against tills attempt to solve her problems through religion, her llfo begins to take on a deeper meaning and through the skillful guidance of both her pastor and her psychia­ trist she regains confidence in her future. "Kings G<> Forth," hy Joe David flrown (Author of Stars In Mv Crown). Against a background of the campaigns in Italy and South­ ern France during World War 2. >• a story of individuals in conflict: Sam l.ogglt", a lieutenant wlto i line up tin .■ugh the ionks; Mom one III .sir .1 •mug Alum n an g u t' who h.i« lie n reared a- a I null iieoial. Hi it' Hat 1 1*. a Sum hem i.i'nilrm.in w "i ,s -hio sil iMpamiv Ini -elf preset vanon atul -i t gnl -el of value- and M's Laf.ivctlr Hl.ilr, crippled in tmdv, vigorous in spins living .done with her dough i ter in an imposing villa it 11 a novel nf action, eharaciei, and gi pping an-pro i* "Girl In Ms’ " hy Hi n o Mai *h,tl| is a lender and eli.irmlng, imp a nee between a hciuipo of I? and a hern of 'llr o i n r age l.igetl during World War ] It. urn iltcm Sen 11a ml Hi mi pie, d.iui! liter nf Canon Dliri’V<*i»die, and Episeop.i lian r i n g ' tn in, i- a fa-ciiialiiig mixture of giggling adulc»cen *■ and unscrupulous feniiniiuly as .1,,. II I I M \ I . ID I It I III *. \ XI I lures the bemused hut rom rirnre -i<it Ken Wat >*n into a dehmou l.ihvrinib of fun and innnrcnt love tu iking dirhct PACTony iMTHODUCTony s p e c ia l If iad To Mrv v ** hv p . o r s ■ H Ihn is laid in < aliform* in tin days when the Ftanrisesn in r 'lll'n . •ion* were being Iniil! Hugo Ornn imr an ambitious voting man i -etu out finm Mrsuo City liv s group of i ii >opt officials o oil ,i •i heme fo take over the lands si luted l" the F ralieisc.ms for jouv V mTo ^ ate profit, tun an eneniuiter vm'i the • a 1n 11v h i - to-r .1 'niperu Scn.i toiiigv ehanges in Ills plain an hi ■ vslues "Slerple»s Moon " h • If F Males i ■ the s| ifv of < o n . 1 h i 'WUL-sriAia. and Melford lurnrr, almost i n ' .(rangers who were roamed III Tea Fetes Two S. H. S. Seniors !n Ivey Home Dawn Ann Pearson Is Given Tea By Mrs. Pennington Cl*»« D*tr will h t h#M a t lh* Seminal# High School Thnrsdajr morning a t 10 a.m. whll# Bacca­ laureate Sttrvie# will ba f u tv 'n r night. Th« puMIc la cordially Invitnt to attaavt Wth w n K Tha program* will run *« folio wa: i CU m Days Procession; "Turn* and Clreumslanre," Elgar • High School B'nd; Star Snanalcd Ban* ner, audience; Devotional, Barbora Smith; President, Jimmy Owena; DAR Award, Mre. A. R. Key; DDE Award. Mr*. M. R. S t r i c k l a n d ; Presentation of awards* Mis* Chittenden, MIm Whittle, Mrs. Rnteman, Mis# Rohn. Mr. Cowley, Coach Kettles, Coach I.aver, Conch Gana* ami Mr. Morris. Class of 1011. Edwin Shlnhol. »er; Class Prophecy, Mary Tan* nor ami Kenneth Ramsey; Class Wilt, Marty Cameron and Robert Armatronjr; Vleo nresblent, San­ dra Peterson; Presentation of senior key to Junior*, Jimmy Owens; A-reptanra of key, J. D. Stone; Changing of tha seats, Junior* and seniors; Alma Molar, seniors* Recessional • War Mn*rH of the Priest (Mendelsohn) * High School Itnml. ltnrciilnuiea'e Service will follow: Processional. “ Pomp and Circumstance," High School Rnml," Dnxnfogy hy Congrega'Inn; Invocation Fred Tl. Fisher; "Lnudamiis," Ob:!;; Serlnt-~t Rev, Robert Spears Jr.; "Pralsa Tha r.ont, Te Heavens Adora Him," Choir; Sermon, Rev, Perry L. Stone; “ West Re the Tie That Illnds." Conereiratlon: Benedic­ tion, Rev, Milton H. Wyatt; Becesslonnt, “ War March of tha Priest," H1|jh School Band, AH Calendar IJatinga And Society N ew s Are ReqncBtcd Ry 5 p. m. The Day P receding Publication ns an ice cream soda limn* N H ;||T N IH SK wlirn r \ r r the o- i’ft*iori a t t^i*s If iiht» iivf* in the roiinlrv 'h r Baccalaureate, Class Day Events Will Be Attended m ol ‘ t lir r Were greeted at thr door hy the f*t rtnufhrr qn Kl .Kt *TI{)ri V S', k I'omiree sell ' 'in' *. Di ami MU M \ \ | l « lit* vImO, WHH'tlM1 Mr* llt r r v Wmslruff. n -ln n »v fl • V lit'b S Tlte dining room and living cot,at were decora led wt'ii ar rangenieul s of m .ig iio lu - and glotlnsa h lie - eairvin g < i* I n' r U - s colors of red amt white. A turkey dinner wa» served Imf fit style with the gursl* .rated at T V tables. At the close of the meal Ihe hnmiree was pieseuicd a gilt I ruin tier huMCs-cs. Your Girl Scouts Those attending with Mi v Woodruff vvcrc: Dr. ami Mis Hurry s Wotwlruff, Mr- I t . , ok WiHnlrufl Sr,, Mr. and Mrs. J I) W.o.rlri ti \, r amt M h . i i>, Woodrufflll and son, Frank IV. Mr and Mrs, Jack Woodruff, Mi -, t liriallne Woodruft. Ginger tb-ve land, Sir wart (lev eland. .Mi t lev eland and Mrs. Pippin. cut t on voi l e GRADUATION -K /\ IHftMM I IIN T IN II !*' 4k»l l f« fii ’ll #* v> u isu u m LOOKS UK£ BtAUTIfUL lUNO-SAnVfD STOlIf Your hntnt t s le i on a rvn» luiuriour apearance wh-a tfr temode'ed w lh R O C K .TEX stone v ding le t our dtnign e ipr-tt curlom der'gn yout homo — fieo evtiavaloi, » tbout obligation. Call no»l Wm E. KADER Jeweler choice or Delicately emirrolslercvl o n the V'sl yoke collar colors C0VLR3 WOOD, BIIICK,| STUCCO, OR SHINGLE ami in tlie t h r e e full g.itlicrcvl tiers dow n th e skirt. Hu ironed wills b a r o q u e p e a rl buttons ic» belo w the w aist. W a s h a b l e . Sires 7 l o 15.1 1*0.’ SNQKKCL P tH P c f fn i ^rsdustion gift the vorld fstnrd d u n filling pen. fi»ns |u n HOIK). J tf N I O It SAVtl FUEL JN o M o n e y n o w n - U n to_5 Y e a r s to P .a y l OrniiKC Inifitiivi'iiieiit ( , , . Jill J < Ritiiii'Tiial I'hurii* J Orange Improvement |i ro M I’ANY G«n H*iwi I wont t Ifti hfflin* dlimon%tr ond «ilim Tiii, v- I j ““ KSM.* hone A >0 77 J ”W*"' l -- - ’ SwjefcthH* ", Omirjnlng Belle' Nomei W holesulo Diblriliutorfl UFtyO l Ubo Our Convenient Lnynwny Plan" �1 &- f' '■ y f " ', » -— *~ <15 -I'* - ■ v> TTTf Page d Nashua Favorite in t y IUZAMTH W H IT ■ 10: Ivf 14 t O U R B TWttNTY-TWO ‘ALAN did Ale boat to f o n t Dr. CflMeFs d i r . Ha U d com* to ■tt-’Leuie to mlefe Cable? work, did voted Mm. On Tuu* morning Dr, Cabler demonthe operation wtaldi parisUrMUd H® >»i m 1 to 111* emphlthootor, took ■ ok ttao d m row at **nto u d them, nuaelMd and uncomfortlor tho wtlro tour bourn, bio intent upon tbo robed m u nd tb* UUe, U* car* alert to MMurw'o rolo*. Ho mad* a m two. Mainly, hi* brain u d ■■Oii i memorised tho technique, idhira to tho u m Umum’* part in |S ItH ho ofeould try tho thing on ba d borrow UUO an*#Itfkettt. H uy modo all tb* differ«+e* la Walk and aaart •urgory. to movst to reafc'fcto Iaoo M l wfctt« hi* award-tttralaf, R i p i r t at Id* albow. ‘M i u* tor d tho Jeffsm a, Doctor Ta o r Alan oald quickly, *flkt'*vWty downtown, m match • Mta, *kd got to work." ,Ho dM haro work to da With Wo domonatratloa atilt froah in felt mind, tho operator's technique and tho lecturer'* dfaeuaaion rtUl ■tear, ho m au t to buy th« uoa of a oodorw, u d try out th* aaetion 00t, hboooll, tram hlo Brier* u d IMP knita. Ik brain ourgary no * w u parmlaalblai tha i al a hair'* braadth could tho dlffanaeo botwMO eue- They didst get away qtstas at noon, for Dr. Cobier hunted R lu out. Invited him for lunch u d epent th* early afternoon trying to get him to ncoaalder the offer be bad mode. During tb* drive w u thoughtful, Urad and waabed* out, aa a peraoa la apt to be vben eom* momentoua daelalon dually i* made, and th* arguing about tt left It w u dark when they wet* *UU thirty mitt* from home. "You'd belter eom* tlong and eat at our hou**," A lu euggeated to Rupert. "You will hav* mlaaed boaplta! mealtime, and we'U be juet right for our eupper." T heyra not enacting a guest" A lu laughed. "Hocept at format partlaa, my father alwaya b u an antra place at hi* labia" "Ha's a remarkable aid your father.” "So remarkable that 1 think of mm u old. Or ala* 1 my* •elf bava reached u age when th* early serantlu seam quit* vigor* oua" Th* ear rolled oa. and dnally their own town begu to enrold them. They went poet th* noepital down the main etreet to th* gate* of th* areen, up u d around the •weeping drive, to the front etepe. The lower gallery w u a band of ahailow and myitery upon which th* front door op*n«d In u out­ ward *treaming fan ot lamplight, and find* Rood there, framed in radiance. . A lu draw In hi* breath oharply. He w u *o glad, m glad to tee her again, to b* within th* sound of bar voice, th* touch of her hand. During the drive home, nl* thought* had been Uha bee* ■worming In Ma mind. Fern Blake —Dr, Cebler'e offer—hie decielon —th* operation — Margaret. II* reallaod that be had been (training toward Undo, anxious to oak her —to tell her­ ald* by old*, th* two men went up th* etepo. Linda glanced at A lu 's face. "You're very tired, aren't youT” eh* cold gently, lin­ ing her (ace to hie klta Then, bar hand outstretched, Vi* turned gaily to graet lh*lr gueet ‘“Why, hello," ah* Mid warmly. "How very nice)" A lu bed (tapped aside. "I aeked Emit to com* her* for hi* eupper —we were held up, and got off late." Linda'* eye* turned hie way, u d back to fluperL "Dome In, both of you I 1 want to boar all about the clinic." Alan followed, bio face darkly troubled. She w u only being cor­ dial to a giieaC He would want her ta be ourtllaL Yet— A lu had been a fool to tnvlt* Brnat bom* with him. Why had he don* euch a thing T Because ii* he ■ mukiikk feared that Linda'sa . graetl greeting to him would be cordial1—and nocking more! Had be brought light Brnat a a ahlaid againet thta aort of bright frlendllneia from Undo, directed to himself, Instead of th* loving, Intlmnt* warmth be ao deeply cravedT ovary mambor of the family. R* m a ramtab* red alu — though that attempt mtaaed Bra. A lu bad w uted to tail Linda ot Cablaro offer, ta a time of Intunau privacy With her. Ha w u neither Bettered not pleased whan Rupert spread the whole story out upon the table for family aonaumpttom "1 did wall to bring our young m u bare nock to Valhalla," be de­ clared. Though, * course, 1 mi taka no credit tor ate return.* Scretha (Uffaned. "What era yew talking about. Dr. BrnatT" “j'lf explain. If you will permit me to etart my etocy itiewf" T d drop tt entirely,” eugguted at him. "la bo being modest, Rupert t" eh* naked. Rupert aoddad. "Let ma remind you that Ul* ahaia which we nave juat attended w u bum around tha work of n certain renowned Mura* brain surecom And w* bad aa m an t h u arrived is BL Louis when I became awart of asoilkment over the rumor that Dr, Cab* ler w u ready to take on aa aattsUnt, a m u capable of working with him, u d after nim. Th* m u (elected would have bis raputatioa u d hie future aaauredl "And then! Do you know what happened 7 Our Dr. Thornton here was offered th* place, th* bonor— u d th* m u refueed it!" "Oh, Alenl" breathed Linde, proud and regretful at once. herein* toeaed n«r whit* head la triumph. “What made yr*i do a domfool Ha werkad all adtanmon ta th* thing Uk* thatf" trumpeted Jaakkitomr lob, borrowing u tni W mAad atudenfa apron, but uaing P*rEveryone etared at him. Then Ha Mr* knotrumettu. Ha mad* A lu laughed. "1 did it, thinking it raiond drawing*, wrot* pagu ot w u wbat you would w u t me la M u * and wont book to hi* hotoi do,” be confessed. "Wasn't It?" V k * tired, hot ranum. HI* cloth* "Stable boy or top rider,” growl* 00 add hair naked of formalin, od th* old man. "Each on*'* got tM wb*k bo had ahowerad, u did to do hi* job th* beat be eon, th* Hi# iMttirrmm, beat way he eon." { ttrast Mm* through R from hi* A lu nodded. That'* who! I de­ adjoining room wbll* AJsn w u cided," be sold quietly. g«nt ever, tying ■ *ho#. "You'vt • * ■ not Ukm op embalming, my dear It w u Lind* who gave th* alg* Doctor f“ bo aak*d golly. nal that dinner w u over. Coffea, •A lu itraif htuad and want over tb* told, would be served la the to tho minor, caught at bli lieemail parlor. and*. Ha told Braat what b* h-d Ijeen doing. "Pm going to tb* hospital," A lu told her, before she could epeek to 11m ether doctor Batened In* him about Cebler'e offer, "How h u orwtuloualy, and at th* eoncluelon Father brenT" or Iba Ul*, h* put bach hi* he*d And laughed aloud. "Ilea all right, I think. A lu • A l u turned to look at him. *1 .. don’t think It’a funny," ha protest­ He caught her dimpled ehln be­ ed. "I WUted to get the feel of the tween hie thumb u d the knuckle Mb Ik my owa land. Seeing the of hie foreQnger. "I did do what 1 iking dona w u not enough.* wuted,” he M id, entiling down in­ > “Then you really do p lu to to her eye*. ”1 won't bo lug," Aparata on Mra Blake T" He let himself out into the night, bin mind otltl seeing the picture cf 1 "Her eon* M tdentioal with Cabthe email parlor—Linda stated ta lika patient." tha rose damuk chair, her bands •“Tea, m for u Mm phyateel *#tmey among tha appointment* of |eet la concerned." Rupert'* block the eoffM table, Rupert at bar ojtm watched hta chief alertly. shoulder, Intent, admiring, close. I i l u turned booh to th* mirror. By eight o'clock th* old folk •What other upect ehould concern would get.aleapy and ge to then mef" be aeked coldly, bedroom*. Rupert would stay on, •H# **w Bmat’a to rug. and M* Iiaylng hi* oomplimenta, Linda lis­ knowing amlie. tening, her thMka pink, bar eyes "1 p lu to abut home at bright with pleasure. tomorrow," h* Mid In a manner He aquetled hie Urea into th* that would dlwnlae th* other man hoepitoJ drive He'd not stay any. and hie dleturhtng euggeetlnn*. Supper bernm* * gaily social where for th* purpose of keeping Tlie patient woe all Lhat malteml; ocranlon. The lulk centered nrmiwl hie wile from being eaclled about her preornt condition, her rhancca Itupert; he guided With hil another m u! for ounrtral and Improvement. glossy social grace, he Included (To tt* OonUnuodJ mieatolh Seifert. It.prlnt-d hf permlaalnn nt th. putiliatier, DODD, MEAD * CO. Ltutritj.it,,I by Kina Vaalure* Hyndlrala t. NEW YORK M V-'The Metropolltan Mile, one of America'* graet handicap races, and famous Neihus, the millionaire horse, are th* holiday kttraetton. today at Belmont Park In probably the most Interesting race of th* day at thoroughbred track*. Nashua was assigned 190 pound*, spotting 2B pounds to Mr. I Turf and 14 to Find, and If h a 1 wins—he may be pointed for the handicap triple crown. The Metropolitan wee first raced at the eld Morris Park course In th* Bronx In 1901, and I* a notable event in that H'a the first of th* ie-call*d triple crown for handl* rep horse*. Th* ethen are Ih* Suburban and th* Brooklyn handi­ caps. NEW OFFICERS OF THE Sanford Woman's Ootf Association at tkelr annual banquet Scaled (left Nashua will h* moving kito to right) Mra. Charles Meeks, recording secretary; Mrs. John Crawford, tournament chairman; Mr*. ■oma pretty classy company It ho Earl Higginbotham, tie# president; Mr*. K. W. Hen on, president; Mrs Andrew Marsh, treasurer; gnd does tbo Job. Mrs. H. K. Ring, publicity chairman, Standing Jn ft to right) Mra. Fred Perkins membership chair­ Only two horn* hav* won the man; Mr*. Gena Witiel, assistant handicap chairman: Mrs. James Parker, entertainment chairman; Handicap triple, Whisk Broom 11 Mrs, John Ivey, trophy chairman; Mr*. Rose Adams, ei-offlclo; and Ellen Betts, rule* chairman. In 1919, and th* great Greentre* (Photo by Jameson) colt Tom Fool In HISS, when he was a 4-year-old. Th* fluhurhan, usually th* Memorial Day feature at Belmont, !■ being held July 4, while th* Brooklyn la down for PITTSBURGH US —“ I got chill* on winning," he replied. Aug. 4 at Jamaica. Both nr* at ■II over. It was bigger than the th* mile and on* quarter nut*. With Baltimore Did you ever see a bunch of FAIRHOPR, Ala. (/P)-A 6-4. one In PhUsdelphU. I am glad It kids like thltT They Just keep Nixon Accepting Congratulations Dy JOE j t i r nREICRtER r it in rr • D>‘ T 1 .S h T m i S By NEW YORK, (JR—Willard Nil on ^ . I g n ^ f yraU r^ .y Pf o * ra 1" g,m M ' .br,,’a l n * the was accepting congratulations to. ..i.™ ". y 7 T * ” 1V * 'ie . r?ford h® ,et 8 ttu r d ,y dsy a* tha first Boston Red Sox ‘ , _ . , in Philadelphia, pitcher to defeat th* Yenkees at „ " ? l l *# f1r" 1 b , *# P! * U ,v ® r,]u 8ot *njr left? ,ome' York Innearly a p0 .ir h t ■’®*^hopcl m d w i t i q iJJ-Jiitrict body -- Asked* -------* ilrnng leslst shiuld be given basketball player.______ ^ "Who cire* i s long is we keep to Ford Frick, the commissioner of his* ball. It was Frick who put hla font STILL GOING STRONG • • By Alan Mover down when the Red Box placed ’‘f O O N T firNison's nim* on the disabled list bee a us* of a sore shoulder only GLAUOHrMfi, two weeks ago. H t refused to al­ o r KAH SAS low th* request and how well he c/rr. 9t/i l was horn* out Is attested by Nix­ oo/A'a $raa.\'o on's drimellc three hitler yester­ A r r#e day In Boston'a 7-3 triumph Th* r-yoear.old right-hander fs c o x o cam* mighty closa to turning In Bo ok a no-hlUer. Despit* hla daiillng As e c A j performance he Insisted h* *UII itj \ wasn't "feeling up to p ar," Even more noteworthy, Nixon h i d th* crowd of 10,798 thinking In tormi of a perfect gam* until two Ymk*ei war* out In th* seventh Inning. Showing absolutely no sign* ot any shoulder miseries which had aldellned him alnc* May 13, th* former Auburn foot­ ball end baseball star moved down 20 straight Yankees, permit­ ting only two bill* lo b* hit out of* th* Infield, before he walked Mickey Mantle on four pitches. Not since Charley Kolierslon of Ih* Chicago While Bos accom­ plished, the feat In 1922 his any major league pitcher hurled a per­ fect game. fiA*t0AU y /* u Nixon, only pitcher to defeat th* *OCH A t * O i MAY w a r e s HP XH oAt ro * Yankees four times last season, TOPiAy/wa trvp r WAT 1rr$KA*t atlU hid i no-hltter with two out PA/, o a r w e * r / u ' r r / v 'f f q o o o . in *’ * eighth when Billy Martin Hutrie* o.Vawp err A -Y E A R tripled. TH£ f l i p f A i r e * carr/giP E R , Willard lost hlo shutout In th* TWAWMAW/pf V/lAl T H l R t OVOHt ninth whan, with Iwo out, rookl* ro w o a r W /r* to e e » oms f f r o r e sw w/th third basema.i F rink Milton* tP lC / A t A WARP TWS C A R P 5 /V threw wild on Gil McD.ugild's por a a u y 1 9 3 0 A< P WAZ grmmder ind Mint!* stroked bis M o f t ax* t r A I/ p p r / re 18th hornorim of the season Into IY/TAt T M 0 ATT/WO th* right center field bletchtwi. A W R A Jf o r . 304 4P /R /T o r A 'to 5LAU6Wr£R. Of Ih* active Brooklyn nidgeTi, Duke Snider and (ill Hodges hm * lilt 'the mO'* horn* runt in one si'.VMm Snider hit 42 In I0.il and again m HUV llodgrt hit 12 in 19.14. Th# Ocala Chamber of Com­ merce made Needles an honorary member evrn before ne won “he Kentucky Derby, Th* colt was foaled In Ocala, Fla. ts I k , /H U M tyi 0,11, CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE A M ) STORAGE L U LOCKER PLANT W HOLESALE A N D RETAIL 401 Went Thirteenth Street Capps Is Leading Regular' ORLANDO — Another roekle, bis on* * 20 -year-old Californian belonging to Tom Giordano'* Leesburg Braves, was leading th* Clast D Florida Stata League's "regulars" at bat whsn official flgurea were compiled at league statistical headquarter* her* at midnight Thursday, Ha was Billy Capps, spsedy shortstop for th* Milwaukee tuppiled elub which, winning seven of nine, ram* out of the cellar with a bang. Th* Braves point with pride to three straight wlna over th* league-leading Orlando Sertomens. Capps was leading at midnight Thursday with a .348 figure, ss well as leading In hit* with 64. Walt Novlck’a Cincinnati RM Sponsored West Palm Beach of­ fered catcher Lou Boulton with a ..ISO figure, but, ha had not ap­ peared In as many gnnies. Not far off the pac* was Hank Majcskl'a slugging outfielder, Have Dlllnrd, prize Cleveland Indian rookie. Dillard poled out hi* 6 'lrd hit during the week enj was leading In runa batted in with 42, three better th in the bouncing back when they're sup­ 39 recorded hy Walt Bennett, his .. ......... __________ ___ th* . posed lo be knocked out. team-mate, Dlllnrd wus total "At first I didn't think II was base leader, too, and by a wide going In; the ball Just did make margin, he having produced nine tha right field elands, about 375 triples and II double* aa well feet from the plate. I Just pul my a t two homers, head down end ran. When I passed An w„ „ t bf Bobby Bragin (Plrat* manager) rook1# P. u, Diamond ef i t third, l Juat shook my (iced Wwt P, lm B >[ch Thurld„ Mey because It was herd lo believe, 17 when he walked eight men la nut tbo big thing was whet hap­ one inning, pened next." After Long trundled home with a . A „league . . record . wai. tied, .at. his 14th humer end d is a p p e a re d 81- p#' Br,bur* w *dnesday night into the gloomy confines of the when 1,1 errors were made—seven dugout, the roaring crowd of 32,221 by Ken Sllveatri'a Saints; six hy stopped Iha show. They wouldn’t Taft Wright’s Sertoman*. Cocoa'* slugging New York let the garna cuntlmi* until Long Giant ronkle» under Buddy Kerr took i bow. Finally, Ling popped his head set a home field record by proout of the dugout, doffed his c a p ! during , h r c * h 001* r u n * ,n e n * and waved to the frantic custom­ Inning, ers who are beginning In talk The week beginning tonlghl ■buul Long, not Mantle, breaking finds seven duuble-headeri slated. Babe Ruth's record. Daytona plays two in Leesburg today; Duytonn la at Orlando, Gainesville at West Talm Beach, Patatka at Cocoa, and Leesburg at St. Petersburg In twin games Tuesday night; Orlando is al Patnlk* for a pair Thursday night; Dayton* Is at West Talm for two on Friday night, NFW ORI.EAN9 (UP)— Willi* Most surprising losing steak of Pastrano, sixth-ranking contender the young season found Ralph for th* vacant heavyweight title IVto'nt* young Detroit Tigers at U usually tough to beat on even P n l a t k a dropping their 10 h terms, but rugged Chuck Spieser straight to plummet Into th# celof Detroit spots th* New Orleans !*r. Hnnry dpndy 15 pounds In their — — 10.round match tonight. Tastrano holds ■ derision over Pastrano Is expected to hit 187 Spieser. They fought to a draw by fight time while Srdeser a at Miami earlier this year. Th# former Olympic champion from money men wh* should know hav# Michigan State, probably will installed wispy Willi* an early ami* 172, heavy choir* at even money r let*. pSslfn,ScuhP001 Long Breaks Record (or the 200-pound Falrhope High School happened Injpittsburgh pitcher ha* signed with th* Balti- Pr°P>« who deierve It." more Orioles of the American' Dlle Long, who threaten* to out* League and has been **t to I Mantle Mickey Mantle, stood In Thomson, Go, of tha Georgia th> Pittsburgh clubhouse alter list 8 t«t* Leagu*. night's 1-2 victory over Brooklyn. HFHAT.T) W rd, May 80, 1958 p ltfhr Paslrano, Spieser Bailie Tonight SAVE s7?o 0> TrU >e $ t o n e THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY folding ALUMINUM utility COT Atletcits* rueiiorw Vtion t a e e r ln i— la cleea. won't f»‘W So resilient row le n t need s msttrewl Noe » «00 . N<* s IOO—Withuan,), s full I OOO pc,mil, n( equille dltillU uml m-iiht. Phone 1318 THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE TUCRS. . FRI. • SAT W E RECOMMEND KEYSTONE BOND FUNDS SANFORD WOMAN'S QOI.F ASSOCIATION prl/e winner* nnmuinc*<l al the annual hanipiet. Front row (left to rlghtl Mr*. Jeanne Fmilk, rluiinpiuiiHliip riiuncr-up, i|unllfying medalliti Ellen delta, rhanililonslilp winner; Mra. E. C. dayman, awoml flight winner; .Mra. R. \V. Herron, first flight winner; Mra. Ed Porter, third flight runnvrup and Mra. Il(ly.| Weber, aecund flight ronaolnllon winner. StandIng (left to right) Mra. Ituaacl] Wllaon, third flight consolation winner; Mra. Carman Inrh, first flight conaolatlon winner; Mra, )|, K. King, fourth flight winner; Mr*. W. II. Swlnaotl, first flight winner; Mra. Una* Adiimar winner qiinllfvlng low ticl; Mra. Price Heertl, first flight runnerup; Mr*. Fred Perkin*, fourth flight runnerup. Standing Ip buck la Mra. W. K. Mdlobtrta, champlimihin coneolation winner. (Photo by Jameaun) SERIES I1-.1 Knead warmed up with ■ par In addition to being e former 70 anil said he win playing vvss»L major loeKue nutflcid star. Te\«. frimi tec in R-een but couldn't baseball roach Etlhh K.ilk was an | outstanding uckJ* in (ootbilL DALLA 8 O D -T h* field for the get ihu.se | • 11* to dmp. •70,000 Texee International Open Golf Tournament shot final tuneup round* and put on a clinic to­ day; Tha tournament opena to­ morrow. That tha 8,215-yard Pirstiai Hollow Country Club course Is In for probably a harder hammering than It got last weekend in th* 130,000 Dallas Centennial Open HEAVYWEIGHT HUGS 71c I’rr Sq. Yd. was* Indicated by what th* pro­ fessional* did In ■ pro-amateur ODD LOT 12x12 KELT BASE BUGff Yesterday. Dill Capser of Chula Vista, Below Coat At Calif., and Al Bessellnk at Groaalnqer, N. Y., ahot 6 -under-par I 8 ’a In tying for low pro honors. Back won 9360, Thera also wars Hire* OC's shot and almost sverybody Lettered par except Sam Inetd, th* major attraction of 407 W. 1st Sf. Phone 401 Dallas’ second straight golf tour- Texas Tourney Opens Tomorrow ' YY t THURSDAY and FRIDAY SPECIAL 1 $ 8.95 IMPERIAL TILE Inc. Will go EX-DIvIclcnd June 30th. IlpRiiliir nml ex tin iliatrlbutioiift, pnynltle July IOth. Thin mutual fund hue ahown n generous in­ come for many years, Stan Comstock Kalablishcd over 20 ye a rs In Orlando PHONE 5*803-1 Representing ALLEN A CO. LAKELAND Complete Invealmeat Bertie* Member — Mldweat Stock Ex­ change; Chleag* Board of Trad* WESTERN U. 8. 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X <*O vv IT 9 O U O 9 J h—-r b u t m ow e USB \ \ o — d a Go ^ s z a r r V I V u i Tu v e . r .y JV. ^ J 5T;anv33iT5 ED AT J , ■ /O U V I- ^ ' l i f # - T SlXTY C S V -a < I ' ------' A ;- THg.SUfttOUNCWO MOUNTAINS... hf)N5^5S iS w ^ ac o sn iv . 52J ■ . .If HI'I - - # 1 w y i !l“ COOKie WONT MIND IF | BORROW A LiTTLf FROM hCR Dank i'MSORRY OfAR.ftjT [ KNT HAVt ANY CHANGE _ t OFAR DADDY1, Plf A5£ DCINTTAkE ANY Of MY MONEY I'M SAVING UP to e e a MILLIONAIRE.* •Fv.-lUr WHY SHOULD 1 ( fuEADODESS IT V-^T O M B y - ■v'V IF. I I • Da t c d tM. «II\N NASMI *- new aov AAZfJtf m e Y l L ATTACH > THS FUSS, TWSN F IG S T H E BLA ST. H 5 3 srn P E S ’ Epi > e r f ME, B u r |'M Ta <. in G NO l7Hj| CHANCES ‘j that he must be A DQiD O*? SOME7HIN.U .* AW, MAYBE H E 3 AM ALL-C'GHT J O E ' WHAf MAKSES YOU 3 0 ^ S U ^P IC IO U S J MV FCVK3 ARE TOO C5AIV ABOUT HIM-* 5 ;L ® # 1 L i t t l e l\ > lk v B y 8 /L L tM D E f f • ' “ * »/ h E'G LUCKY HC DlDrfT^(StT WHACKED A U E R . A B IG .DELICIOUS MEAl WITH SWELL TOOD FROM ( LAST NI6HT HORACI DIDN'T WANT HIS DINNER V l / 4 6 0 IO PUMI'JH HIM ]■' MOTHER SgWT H'M TO U—BFD WITHOUT ITt ------ -------- y-------- m o js >a Ft \ Jt o o r . f JL O P.TC-ttft, FS33 Th C A \\3 E~ VirLL.MOTHLR COULDN'T SI’ANK HIM ON A , full 7 stomach: GARBAGE , mbuytbes h I t ’ W | could t u r n ) W A D E'S * A mm ■ ! vH N d (with lidn) 5 Ifttl. capndty SU PREX M KT. (w h ll« th e y I n s t) Y O U ’L L N ic w S H i M A t a a Driving in Style By Jr.mnr Smith, Dodge Safely Co., WOMEN BEHIND W tlE E U will lead man? a vacation pjfad* l l n year—whether it lie to the lieach ISO miles away or on a 2,000 mil* erim country trek. Ami they'll do it in nt>le. The salt, h i m their Invincihle heat Is, are undaunted nowa­ days by complicated roadmaps, confusing road stuns and Incon­ venient d e t o u r s — "nbvtaclM" ------------ ----which used to discourage femi­ She favors companion sepa­ nine motor travel. Modern mu*ci rates in tool, crease-resistant take to the highway with a thor­ r o l l o n . Skirts, blouses and ough knowledge of roai regula­ ahorli In prints and rontrasting tion! and safe driving rules. Anil or blending solid colors will lha smart feminine vacationer send you attractively and com­ drrsiea for aaie motoring too. fortably from coast to coast. I Comfortable. f * ~ And they allow you to "peel up lenilhlo attire or down” during the day whrn not only r e the weather or restaurant atop dim's diiving demand. f a .i.iu e but f o r comfort, skirts should he permits easier, flared, but not too full and cum and conse­ brrsnme. Khralhs are not advised quently safer, tiy Miss Owen for long "sit down" h a n d lin g of motor trips, Blouses may ranee the car. Prior­ ity ltema are Irom the nest classic shirt, with m oderate or easy shoulders, to a dressy, sleeve­ |n w h e e l e d MliaSmith lets tconp necked style (appropri­ limes for good braking action; ately pretty for dinner stops} cotton knit gloves, with leather palms, for a firm grip on the SlioiU for warm midday hours atecring wheel; »unRlasse\tn pre­ lean he either regulation nr tha vent eye strain, and subsequent new Jamaica short length (toss a skirt over (hero for that luncheon fatigue. | For recommendations on styles break.) Fashion-wist w o m e n drivers which travel best, t consulted Toni Owen, Internationally fa (hit summer will arrive safely-at nous American sportswear de their destinations—refreshed, res laird ami ready (or fun! signer. Laughter Problem In T V Getting Bad lty CVNTIIIA LOWRY NEW YOUK iM — The rmitlm comedian's threat shout firing his Writers isn't a ."'in ,it all to tllOse who preside over TV lang'itr For a variety of mamma most of which ace right in y.oi'- I room—laughter is getting in short supply In television. The National Broadcasting C o, alert to a prob­ lem which la getting worse InUlead of heUfT, it moving even oow to invtill a production line 1st be filled with height new comedy writing talrnt. In the past *U to seven year* television has run through mater­ ial which look years to develop. We become accustomed—and t*-«n bored—with comedians and the routines' which In other days would have listed them lifetimes aa they moved about th« vaude­ ville ibeatera of the country. The nlij pros wlio turned out top com­ edy material nn order have hern overworked by weekly shows until many of them have dried up Some have attempted to needle their talents by moving from one show tn another, from one type'of performer to another. Most of the veteran comedians have decided that the nnce-a-waek routine is the pace that kills them with the TV audience, fto they are rationing themselves on appear­ ances. Others, beset by sagging ratings and hard-to-find sponsors, have quietly dltapjiearsd bark Into the nighteluba and theatre*. Tha man and material-eating tendencies of television have r e ­ sulted in N nc'a "classes" for young comedian* and comedy writer*, I-aonard Holt, who la director of NBt"s new program develop­ ment. oversees the whole ynung talent project, lie solicited manu­ scripts from college students, lit­ tle theatre gorups and wri.era (or smaller radio and Irlwvlimn sta lions. The result was 12miO man­ uscripts, •‘Most of them were lousy " «uld Hole, but Uie project led to finding 11 promising writers. Thvse were then assigned to various comedy shows, permitted to lit in on con­ ferences — amt worked Independ­ ently on project! assigned to th* .-etu'v w -i r 'll material accepted for Lha top •hows—Hope, Canon and (iubei. “ It put them In a professional atmosphere," he continued " U i them learn how the prnfesiionalt worked together building jokes and sharpening line* by moving words around." And the searrh for new talent and new face* goes on, rather desperately. "This comedy iltuaiiun It no joke," say* tha sober-faced Hole. "it's ' e most seiions mortage in television.' L//Y E A IB O L / r E l/ E R Y T H / N G OUR M E A T S 4 F I,A . o r C A . ( J R A D 6 " A " ( D A D ) VAN CAMP’S I1KI. -MONTE PEACHES PORK&BEANS FRYERS 39c Round Steak " 59c 2 9 Sliced Bacon 39c Instant Coffee 45c WIENERS ~ 29c Tomato Juice 25c Hamburger 3,u 99c Prune Juice 2 9 Ground Chuck" 49c Grape Jam 29c 2 ', SIZE ( AN (WHOI.R) !,n. r . s. " G o a i r heavy w k s ik iin mkef LY KES SUGAR CHEEK JRl!-FLAVOR I.YKES SUGAR CREEK STANDARD LEAN, FRESH GROUND LADY HETTY SCHI.M.MEL When repairing a break In a garden hose, first rub soap on the coupler unit or inside the ho*« opening This lubrication makes the roupler slip into the hose mor* easily, T TRU-FLAVOIl OLEO PAPER F lorida Fruit C ups F it M o th e r ’s D ie t NAPKINS CL JhibvdtsL . . . Jo, W Uum hiaL (bay. When th*a youngatere plan a meal for Mother's Day, let them nol foryrt that Mother's prime Interest is looking youthful, keeping fit y. That'* why they couldn’t select » belter firel or lest course for her special day than a citrus fruit cup, with bright aectiona of orange* and grapefruit and colorful slice* of alrnwherrie* atlracValencia •range *•hell*. 1 ------ in plump ---- u *'-----' -------------lively erianged‘ like ‘bouquet* flight wow' lha Florid i Vslenica crop ie i t It* peek, an d th a fruit rvrkrla. Biff fti/r end eeedleaa, the Vnlenclaa are ea ta a good buy In local markele. good for .hiking ae they are for assets _ ... . in aaladj •a well a- fruit rupa The freeli I- lorida grapefruit aeaaon la almnet at • n end but you ran still find good quality freah fruit In mo*t atora*. Later on. pick up the canned grapefruit aectiona. Thay’re delicious fruit*, sad so cubsisssani. . ---------* K u rd with gUs* Ai T IOi VITA .MEAT 12nz. enn Corned Beef 39c FROZEN Across th# nstlen men and women In *11 walks of life visit the graves of lnv*d one* who sleep In eternal serenity. Silently they place srrt*th* of lovely, living flowers on the retting glares of their departed loved ones; tie** are in bloom all around . . , and tha world of work and worry seems far. far away. I,*t ua all atl aside this occasion for daep contemplation, and he genuinely grateful that w* are her* to carry on th* great traditions of our h lttttd land. Ita Memorial Day. Make It a point to do your personal “remembering". 80 count pkif. MORTON'S 10!i 0 /, Apple Or Cherry ST A N D A R D TOMATOES 803 CAN FO O D * 10< Pie 2 for 49c Strawberries 2 49c FROSTY ACRES 10 Oz. Pk|f. SHRIMP AI10Y 10 Oz. Pkff, Breaded Shrimp each SEM INOLE COUNTY MOTORS. INC DODGE PLYMOUTH 519 E. l i t St. We SA LU TE Phone 1011 OUR TOW N! \■ Er SU PREX M A R K ET MM PAgK AVI. * QUANTITY RIGHTS IB H V H J * Wf SMCIAUZI IN QUALITY MIATS 49c �I • * - j.V. ...~. ,M■■-' /ii. . . . ' ’ r r I2&223KM* .••>•• * ~ ***” '«fJSB^S ;" t " <fVT5?K5 ? ■ ' “j T ,, •*■ ■• if 'U ■' ■;■' -vp‘ ,.■ v - ’ , •< ■. • ' ■■' -7' *'* ■ ■'■• '- * .£;•. : ■ .• . v .-r -- ' + *• *7 : ........... .. ----------- 1— /% r »>’ J < r y 1* - Study Committees Get Latest Word On Med Fruit Fly tttp! s A K v o n n w m A T . n P tf* 8 W kd. M «y SO, 1058 MMMM Additional •« * - *#>••*'** Society Wc l WEDNESDAY * Th* Girl Scout* will meet p i n t Pr«ibyt*ri*n Church |f:30 p. m. X Th* Mill-Week Illbl* Hour will conducted by R*v. A. 0. Mer a it o r of Flr»t Pre»byChurch 7i30 p.m. Z Th* Ch*uc«l Choir will r*fteiri* a t P i n t Preibyierian phurch a t 7:30 p.m. Th* Junior Choir will r th ta n * BaptUt Church at 3:30 Brook* Jr. wilt lead • midweek prayer aervlc* at lr*t Baptlit Church In a itudy th* Book of Act* at 7:30 m. ELEVEN Kilt.ST CI.A8S RADGES wer* awnrded by Sanford Grammar School Principal Hcrold H tcka n-g bach at tho Girl Scout, T'oop Nina, Court of Award*. (Staff Photo) Manager Rnlhv Bragin of lh* Gelling to Munrtrc Is a* ea.ty as (INK OF THE AMUSING momenta at the Sanford Women’s Golf Association Rani|tiet. Comments 1 ItD tuiV fi Pirate* wear* It* i reaching Howard Hughes, though from around the card table by Mrs. Ann (Andyt Carntway, with hack to ramcra; at left Is Priscilla THURSDAY not ns hard as seeking out Greta number two on it * uniform. (I’rlcci Hrard; faring camera la Churliine (Charlie) Meeks; and at right la Juan (John) Ivey. (Photo The Seminole Counly MinlMcr*) by Jaaicaon) _____ Garbo, (Jno Hollywood columnist fpl Allocation will mret at 11:30 traveled all the way to Phoenix a m. at Seminole High. .SHERIFF HOLLYWOUD '.ft — ''Bit* Stop" without setting her. Since her III, Tha Training Union will *ponO M lC Precinct Cordell Hobby LAKELAND i.fi .Announcement is Ju»t about wheezing to the end nr, , i which was genuine, *he has Sanford | o r * rovered dish iuppar a ‘. 1 128 bent incommunicado to the | n , . i . | 8.7 123 that Gicat Britain will buy l ’» °f l,lc '*ne. 2 f l r i t Baptlit Church at « J 0 Candidate* .Momoe Candidate* LAST TMIH T o MG.’R. million dollars worth of processed: Principal photography on the Sanford 801 3 712 The picture Is presold by the |.m . preferring preferring Florid* citrus was greeted with picture is finished and a few mid* ST Aif l a n o Paula 73 19 4 Kefauvrr Stevcnxm Trerlncl J Melvin Dekle will l'*d the n*p60 delight by officials of Florida Cit- *nd end* are being put together biggest magazine splash in recent Oviedo .3 IHI 239 232 1 Sanford « -MUX J. T»It! araiisti ru* Mutual. 1Ihl* week. This intelligence is of- memory. Besides, you don't have I ( jil ' Tralnlnjr Union Worker*' fl 78 N2 Geneva II 2 Council a t P i n t Baptist Church Monroe The big grower cooperative hat tnr <h^*’ who want to keep Publtel/e Monroe. She .'Cents Chuluola 18 7 23 37(1 unrummun knack (or 3 (3* Snoford ■ i t 3:15 p m. 8 73 17 fll Golden rod .19 Fflnifl Long woml 0 1 H I 173 103 r RID AT 3 E’O Oviedo in 134 Britain, which «>.* a hlg pte-wnr »“Be of pntpagand* In the nation- <«r wh!l‘ ' h' 119 <g; Lake Mary n It _ ..i— ,their l. i_ ----According to various of her hut magazines, number is I The Junior High P-TA will have ticnev* 1711 customer. Since thrn the dollar al — Altamonte ll 77 2(1 ii 7 reception for B. K. True, re­ L'huluota fers, Marilyn will he leaving for legion. 31 shortage lias cut down British 1mFnre.U City 12 37 (12 •i tiring principal, at tha YacH fioldenrnd "litis Stop" has been one of the New York as soon as she finishes 13 ports nf U.S. citrus, 13 3fl ir.7 Slavla n 9 Feature— 7:38 LnngvSnnd fllub from 8 In 10 p. r*. morn huarre of flint projects, up hrr work in the picture. She i» Fern Park II 130 122 "This Is hut another «top In ni Lake Mary 10 working on (luhblttg this week, ami partly because of the lhanged sta13 3113 8'3 rairytn’g out the program by SATURDAY ' 87 Sanford n It Aliamonte that slinuld end her chore* She SE( ONU IT.AIT Bit 10 fi.3 ■'•I which Mutual 1* seeking vigorous- Ins of Monroe. .Sim left the lot plans to leavr for l.oltdnn around .37 Bear Lake :* Th* Caitle Memorial Blhla Forest City 12 a year ago a cimtrart play it and Total* 2007 3133 |y jo reopen some of flic export 23 10 13 jciais, Methodist Church will Slav la July 1.3 tu begin her prujert with tna-kets which Florida citrus en­ returned a corporation. ( MINTY COJ1 MISSION I: R 133 tM II TUv* a covered dish social at Mr- Fern Park Sir Laurence Olivier, "The Sleep, , , TV Mtlt I'd «f« txi Being incorporated, she natural­ joyed before tile war," Marlin’ DISTRICT NO. t 488 (lit 13 Sflnley Hall from 11:30 to 8:30 p. Sanford tug IVince." ly need* nffjeiTs. Most notable is Krtdei Miller Itcam, Mutual’* export coordtna Precinct fll) 31 )Ji. Baby alller* aie available. Hear Lake "What a combination" rhap-oMilton Greene, a magazine pho­ Sanfoi d 27(1 tor. -aid. 1 310 1313 1801 Total* « TUESDAY Mmu or 07 Ill With so much processed fruit tographer who now acts a* buffer dtzwl a publicity man "And y«u 2 7.39 diverted to the English maikrt, for president Monroe. Vic* presi- know how rxritahlo thr British Sanford 3 ]■" Tha \Vnm»n’i Society nf Chrlaflat •U LSdUil tl S»'»W * * ' " ,3.3 “ It makes it Just that tniteh easi­ dent Greene Is irt constant attend* pres* can be. 1 can sec the head­ Paul* 1 ■ 112 tlan S en Ira of The First Metholines already, Wow!" ante to alft rciptest* and messages Oviedo .7 er for tha Florida grower to con­ to diet Church 'vlll hav* an KamiFeature— 8:10 Only Slnan Katie Precinct Wow, indeed. Lillie Norma Jean fl Geneva 81 live Board meetlml at 0 a. nt. fol­ tinue to market hi* crops at a for Monroe, Ho In torn ha* hi* 07 191 l.’fl 1 Sanford awn bulfiT, who sift* request* and • CARTOON Baker ha* coin* * lung, long way. 7 13 IH profitable figure," Hearn said. lowed by a business and program 17 Chdltioia 1(7 2 Monroe messages for Green*. 8 Goldenrod ,77 Sen, Holland said In Washing­ meeting at 0:43 a, m. r :rr .7 48.3 Sanford 9 129 ton yesterday the British govern­ 1 4.1 Lmigvvnnd 7> Pant* Lake Mary to 9(1 132 ment has oidered a million dol­ r o 3 31 Oviedo Altamonte BEEF CHUCK It GA. G RADE “A ” D&D 131 40 lars worth of canned grapefruit 20. 1*7 Genet a Forcet City 12 28 30 sections for general public sale 8 clmltud* 7 n 11 32 20 anil half a million dollar* worth 171 Slavia 8 n (Snldrin ml l-'ern Park uf hut park orange concentrate M 132 fl fid r i r Miss Rosa Levy, manager of Longwand Sa nfurd 13 Sll fnr the child welfare program. 721 * t h e Hollywood Shop, ha* returned Lake Mar* tl 171Bear l.ak* 40 This rnneentrat* does not have 19 33 77 Total* 1 ome slier visiting friend* in New Alt anionic tl 2197, to lie kept refrigerated, 2013 21 1 on-«l Gey 11 M ntk City. , Shipment* * ii> to ho made be­ >\ H IIOCSK (IF REPRESENT, Slavla 11 tween July 1 and Sept. 30. GIIOUP N(l. 2 i Mr. and Mrs. Manley Bromley Fern Park Tl II : 7 Tim Hi dish government will pay fend son Stanley Jr., are spending Sanford Precinct Ficdenck Sliinger 13 ,,7t CLUB or SIRLOIN 2;,g for the citrus m British funds (he summer month* with his par­ Bear Lake 1 311 79 32 Sn iifnrd 18 which the C S. will u-e fur buy ents, Mr, and Mrs, W. S. Brum- Total* Monroe 2 109 77 1310 3918 jog ilefoii e materials aliru.nl Out Sunfm ii 3 710 P Sr. goveirilneitl then will pay thu Hor. I'.mla I CD £ Hr. sod .Mrs, tierhard Wiicnsrlt I tv 11-tin 3 |U2 Mu Ida proi e-sin s in doli.it < •f Austin, Texas, are visiting Mr Geneva 6 91 « lud Mrs. W, V. I swell lor a week. I bolmHa 7 11 11 w uan i i t 1-1 tl.Mlf' H l.oldeniml 8 311 38 U III.A N IIO 1*1 t v «% I I I 3 M H A V I.ungwoixl 9 i't tit Niiihf it ni- ii 173 !t*. | MAN IIUNTKR RETIRES A r T H R NO ON i I m» \ .t||iir>1 1,1*4* i:\T H A T K M H iR l Lake Mat y ID 93 l?2 Wl II ' \ l.m p i*f I.If■** ’• H A M ! CENTER. Te*. P I I M A 4 * * n l w r « W N Altamonte II I I 70 Hr.ifi It Fof r.tutorf "t* 111 «3 Frank Norfleet, lb* man hunlrr. I to \n m mu ii** U'.w H h l.lC lO lS ! NKNV ORLEANS - C r ip tin? fl old Idc 1.1vlil Forest City 12 R I R I h n 37 26 whooping r ta n r whunprifl It up liki* 1.2 mi |*pfi«i|f I g s retired. ■'•pwrt* • M K i w i W •> i Slav i.i 13 ?.\ Ninisd l o a It# Villi 1r i| 26 any other proud f.ilhcr today after 'e "Of course, you have *n tie him « Ik Jittll* |lMil I N4"« * 1\'olld ft in hi PLUM P — T E N D E R - BIR DS Fa-m Fat k 11 132 tel In* innir pic*rntc<l the hint vutrhl I-•!11111x ( ifsng (}nwit," say member* nf his family « 19 1ft* Ki«• Owl* F ltk 'S lI ( i l l O L M ) Sanh.rd 13 | IlM lH R II.l | f | n:.’t> 1133 with I he fir-t of it a Mpccici born I Ji*t)f . S Af I*' * ((Ml (I* lie’s 01 years nbl now. It was in ifiv r.iA'-ff Bear Lake in 12 . ’ at 'I fl(* It K llW I* 7 lf» lli.li Ft 11»11Y in captivity. JH1!1 that Norfleot wa* lit Dalla*, I'nt a I, 271* 23111 The Iniinaw.tUrd of f.i print Hi a tic -"I• S T I tK A K -O - I.K A N '^"e*, whrn, a gang fit swindlers gut 7 I* ll' Ik)i•*r May fl •••( T h o M l l t i i i i i i i tr * H* • t -i Si il* appcaram‘(* yesterday *il the (lie $30,000 » iib wlnrh he planned % hi I t * Iini \ Sn **1 1 1- Filer ..f VIof f i i i k < ON I KOI, W HITE \uiluhon Park Zo<». It thr list (n buy a ranch. He resolved to H Mil W»i| hr n.l* y Nllhl I' IH01« t "I • Mu , H FoflTAI.ES N. M. i/l*i —R. P. vt lumping franc klimvn to cxi*t. track down tho members of thr If H K l l l l l ►■*(•» f'nllia, I'nltnlni, wnt filling hit Crip'A male .fiMCphlnc .rf the Rang. 111 Mtl \ m u A m * T h M * ML •‘ink truck fium mi Ifl.Ofll) khIIoh l)i>d world talking a month ago Over th* 1'nllrd States and Cana 1* 10 111 •«-4 k H im 11li n k Mipply I nek nt n vt linli’Nfiln tlc*(!MI, when «he laid the fir*t of tw» d l lie traveled. Twit swtndlrrs were' 11 on M It 111 Ni W* ltr.ii-iff 1ION K LK SS A I .U 1 1 K A T A niTtnl lii( fell aimI ntrtick * pjjjft Thr Tcond *nll remains t<t H i n t 11n *« I T h * « l i * taken Into custody to l.o* Angel.-* 'l**irk» F 1 1 < m< * « Hm a: fn > nt i !tc i : u H IM m « Hf hr haudird Anulhcr was tapltlred In Georgia fi t h * —i4 Aron it T il I M lIU V H U B in * kmmoIivt§i fliivFiuif nit n I lift truck, iiao K ii.nrT tf.na Thr *liy nrwmnier oeca*lon«»1lv A fourth was found in Salt l.alu M«*j» u« FRESH, M EATY f iillii Jim«(toil to n vithp unit cut came from hrnrath it^ mollirr * w r n a r ah 4 r * f *iI fit* I m i m City, then another in !<*•« Angeles » iVmmrt*i A r m ft* fin or off I hr flow Then In* rHmlo’d wing am pliotogr’.iphet« rageily In five years lip minded up llici Tk* M*r*<nM l h > * NECK I M Thi *iAvf*iin ft«#f info lin* i nIt nf I In* fTrniitnt* truck awaitrd an opmiiig They had men who swindled Inin. Rv this l tl k *8141■ Ktnflir#* 1 * m t' 4 H * f d » M l l l f l l f i mid drove > t n rnfi* dislumn fintu Rome trouhlr «inrr thr hahy lime ho wa* a renowned slotrrtivi­ * if Wkfld At Rif H g n i.n I•f *rm m ( I.n LIMIT, PLEASE ihn tiiMitinc dnek, jumped out nml crane'« color blended with tl* aurand enjoyed tha role. fU made a t•* .v;I ,S lift 14a r Ii ft Uvpnrl l.lt. i- *» W" 4' h• i auiiiiiiiidinI fircimn. I 21 T w i l l f h t H . » n f k roundlngk. * r a r e r r of hunting down confidence 'I u l,i it i• k>mo i Hh" ■ < II l f f i M > fllAOk HI F i l m I (ii • They MMUffpii out t lit* tilnsin men. At one time he rounded up In Thr whooping cratic N the fall« h AHinhAflAA Ate toil I•• lit TA Hm Usf, n iti'li wliirh nffi in| « mid roulil hnvn ml bird in North America. It i» 1 tl FrlfFni Or A • loud 41 swindlers in Denier. Matty null" I I ml 111I,I ff | 1.1441V JERZEE EVAP. T >1 Fo f A f kdf hrrn n major fire. T h r u mm lillo long necked, longdeuged, rcd-facnl M I \ IrMl# Ilf ll,ill'll his life was in danger. r i i M i l "M** f«r Mm. la It hi Hr, i r i'li fur Tnniof fn m dAM IAffP, I A| NTfht Fdltlnn amt it lute-hod led. Ilia man-hunting earrer lasted U II Omiii IiiX' Mm, In FLORIDA CRYSTAL * ii I IRlMri Vaf -on* C*lli* mm wnrm hut unhurt, ghoul 2(1 years during which he *> hi Tha It hr Him M-«tif W ith Your *'i j ft A* H o i n a W l i t k it m i i « Miilked and caught more than I'm SS 1*4 J *' k I'iltAf Hh'trt TRANSPORT M \IIS Itl S 1 V U ik u F * f* a r MtK NVMK.h Foil \\ AMIK O rd e r swindlers. FDKill.O, l oin, t/l’i—The Pueblo t J M Mr ll>f« 1.4(Hi 1*111hi ' u 01 N'*f» Off i 3n Itoltrri <4 l.»w it hK.WKU I/11 ) T l ir t ’lty t ’oimrity gvivrinmi-nt tins hilled Con Til V'HfnAT I Id Vlew h • hlRR«! ci| ha* mimed a new pntk fur gre*« foe *4.40(1 |„ pay for repair. ii ft T i l . Ill* 1*4>*»ff M O * A IA Q Th* Capitol Handiest), run anV1..... i . ft,... __ l....... . wife *f .m i. _ __i_ ___ . Film | .ii" fill .Mamie Diiu.lI LH Ei*enh»wer, ing an airport runway the ritr ! H tall cans t* Film Folk mially a* l.annTs ripening t'ay • A» Hu m Hr ir k ar. rlaimol vvns ilnmacrd liy nn Air tlie President, Denver i* (ho llllulihf |» a Y I !• N*wt feature, v a i fir■* held In IMS Thr IMilk .if Nlvht Imntf nf Mr., Eiseiiltuwet's moth­ Force transpoit flyitfg teltcf sopI II kl a r k 4t ft • p n r I when Billy Kelly v.w* the victor. 11(*****111m Aoitlitii * ll h F.UI n« • 4 A n f i t Arm J a m f m r i i er, Mr*. John S. Dmiil, and Hn* plies !o Tampico, Mexico, t 'V Hi* Hlcifr LIMIT, 6 PLEASE i-erit n fa> utile vain Iinn retreat ,l(jck Keeler, director of avia I II N«vi I . .1" tilRHrr'k Itfcknt \\ Mllll- I V -I \* H«OA 1 If I,VI t II N k v k c O V I m h t i n t 1fur the Freitdrni, ami (lie First lion, snid the rity had to reI II t VAFI, I T.ll Nt era W irif lfl.no or MORE FOOD ORDER Lady. move the runway Mack In p, re« I I I M ' I I U \ FT I'll AMll A| I M * .A im t K n r %i i r fFAPti At A fltlAM ] Hr T h c IHc 1*1 A(iff The S0.I1 acre pari. It | n the park Die bare an,I relay aorfaelng BETTER B R A N D Till: NT ATI. OF I l.olUI».\ TO; I M M l i f ’i rfiAlk# 4 nn I t(i r *t Ijmitn landing I renter nf s new development of after tha transport'* m |l\ VI.MTIIH !i'.\ U Hh I ht I II M k r A l i i P h o M a m * i"nnlctk, i |i*(*i Ki,$ i. mi 4 i*A It**H-r*r l f a m i l y t i n i n . s . here. I 41 Mirmoir Tlmi * A nWHI H t 'ijan|il «4tit h'lkltiM h^rm 4 IN I •".iA14• Fd.tkrdk A N* AY« SE A SID E BUTTER B E A N S I M Wafld At Nlnt (l|» «l I»* kill* I >MU Irt lh«i I'llt lill 4 hi " ihl Hill 11tf W'.V* . C’liurl In tiimI f ir Hrinlia»|« ( mihh ', 7 4.1 I I ••it f | r A A F lt f U i d i M l Mnratit Mklndtac « I*'ImI tdn. In i *Iia ll i n v f«♦r llUtiiri*. 7 1*1 HOM ESTEAD TOMATOES • >ll K i n in i T h i n . thk ilitirl llllk of *nl | sii 11oil lirlou A-1,1 Muo i ' rIIfiI \ NOW II M m i c u t * t o ;n m .ir r w \ r \ r » its H.»lm iff A 5*1 I*a«• tint \ Hr*r»f t y «. Ill MY VKNTCIIN Ii**frndaoi. r» it|l 5iff A • ctilurv F-»% Nt.fA-it II II Mi wm i •/ »* lirfalnM oik I■> ' AH*"* mid !**- 4 7*1 No. .10.1 C an* UA. 11 II ru* tnulr* >«**8 in ftl* $mti wt M1#n ilk- 1(I, (Ml Ann tv fijtislkv SHOW ING tl 1A fintivi nf ilndf f nil Mfp, If injr. id 11(M(I «ir*»1»IfiI«*I f Mol I *• h* I Soul IVui id at Nun* *flit r**IIt. nnd in tuft'# i» ro|iv (hr i cuf 1*t JA TIir lllllliMtMilr* 12 1-1 lUdto K*rin ItifRit j li ll o H ! *I ii I >)111f t .AH of ii» $ on n r l i r I I on 11 iHi IfI**iiitft T1itir*di»f hi al! it*i ifot k Ihi* SRI It lint uf Iii in*. .1 III t i n I« * * a r*»il It«Mr Ford * PICTURE Of W RY, VERY SPECIAL GREATNESS! 1:00 liar Nmia llwin ti S U N IiltlT K .g1T' i 4, u I It f f w I ■ • 4 f lr •*t «*a I •"« Ii *i•nt. FiUes Nil 0(4 1'I llU Hlrltiff a m n * on* anIH I'* ttii krkd 4 a 41to l Mm HrrHim % TRU-FLAV0R jMnd f lip i |ii ricr' ij n p.i t It t i l l Am*rlc»n I.rri( ii« d im i 12 41 At<»aar A SI* II •Of f v WlT.S’flHH ftiv hood Rr,d offli 10 I II World At T h in Till IIM»U t|till AI A14 lOO^i 1‘UHK ■V^I »il Hutifoi d. Nr intimlr FoiiiiO , « ll Tr«l Fcltcrn I II RtMffl r n v iiw O Ihl* -*•iIy iIhy of Miiv, |pik 7 lilt Cloud MoiuHic 4 M T i *a T in t Ii I* llkindon I 04 4'd |d |Ck•»*it i on instant lit ! Kiwi Hmnlnulk Founlr. KloiMl A ml <*4i i r .Moo»«• JA ll 4 II Tm i T i m , fNFAl.l gMordnn V Frcdkrhk ANO %AtioriikA fur ruintlff n Mot .5^4 North Pinl< Avkimt Hanford. KloiltU Nomination For Presidential Candidate 323 Great Britain To Buy Processed Florida Citrus 77. 55, 4 X ir./S S S ! 'Bus Stop' Just About Wheezing To End Of Line I YVONNEDECARLO,, FLAME WE ! (SlAflDS '■"'C010' *atruincrxowiciiw ™" S m K«"'.*?*: 8 no i Jfl 1FJM8 County Assessor of Taxes na 41 m 1 fl fisAAonah I F R Y E R S R0AST,n33c 711 • S a:o r,ui TELEVISION s it * * Proud Father Is Whooping It Up t 19* BACON Radio BONES 10c SUGAR 5 “ 29t Legal Notice 10c Kitztlheatrf Jane General Insurance H oward C. L on* < • i 1 ■ 4 1' ‘ ■t iV y if m ff II m P hone 388 M T E . C o m m e r c ia l H. JAM ES CUT AGENCY 812 H A S T F I R S T B T R E K T Jo h n s o n ! Miracle in the Rain' Feature*. P H 0 N B 78 II. J A M E S G i n Van WAANIA BAOt! / J A M E S B. G U T 4 m t. MILK 3 PURE la r d CLEANSER Wyman W ELLI D R ILLIN G H'bsirgei' 31bs79c STEW 39. IS 'Y T 4 9 1 y 33c , Qf •J “ S r r - 2 4 ™ 35c COFFEE 42c j t ___________________ — 1 ^ 1 zOOj— ,1:01 — 5iQ8 — 7 : 1 2 — flilft COMING W EDDING IN MONACO T/PTO P SupfRMflRKfT’’ W U H S H 0 M / M 6 O J l U R HAS \ 4 C R { C I H I S 3 2 9 SAN‘0°D AV£ • UUANHTI£S LIMITED SCRATCH �1 Snap Out Of It !! tK - K U K T B lC A L Ceotreeier* 49-ARTICLES FOR SALK IT TOTT HAVEN’T TRIED "FAST ACTTON" WANT ADS YOD ARE REALLY MISSING THE ROAT! THEY ARE A SURE FIRE WAY TO RAISE MONEY BY SELLING YOUR UNUSED ARTICLES FOR CASH l 43—FARM AND GARDEN 13-HOMES Call 1821 THE SANFORD HERALD Cot*—39.91. 50 Ft. Hole RLACK ryed pea* It aweet corn RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. FOLDING All ail# Tarpaulins. Armyfor sale. Bring container A Electric* I Contracting end Repair* 32.95. NOT A PROJECT! Navy Surplua. 310 Sanford Ave. plcjc. 31.00 buahel. Ph. 2374-W. TV Service Center 11. U. Hutchison, Cameron City. Bendlx and Croiley AppUaareo 1—USED Air Conditioner*, San­ B U T - flomei of Rail Individual! 113 Magnolia Ave. rh. 113 ford Eire trio Co. JJ—WANTED TTi BUT ty: Brittany Farm Home*, Early —F a c u r / I# Ten— 19-L A U N U e Y-ORY c l e a n i n g American, Ultra Modem. Con Altmlnom -»• WANTED—One. two, or three H. ventionti 4 F r e n c h Colonial on# Hour • W a n and Damp Dry Venetian BIMa P. air-compressor. Call 2031-W. type*. On# keur Vfc • Waafc end Dry F#M Baetoeed bead. Sag-proo4 Yinia4#4 Lanndry rail with piaette end*. Plaadc or PINE Umber. No tract too lari# BUILT On 1-argo landscaped Sonltoo# Dry Cleaning rayon Upas. CoUaw #r ay La or small. J. I , GUsJon, 10S W. laits; In tbo best of oelgbbor South*Id# Lau a h w a t cords. 6th St. Sanford. hood*. B een Side FiKMlraart BMC. Srstknrrtt GIm m i PnMrt Co IM R##t U lh SC 1II-1I4 Wett 2nd St. Phone 320 COMPLETE with iD the features RENTALS JO—PIANO SBRV1CI Metal filing cabinet* $ 310 you have dreamed about such desk limed oak 25.no as eolored General Electric ap L L Sill — Plano Teehnleiae Office Regular Poker table 1200 W—APARTMENTS glianeea and colored plumbing PhoD# 1184 Roula 1, Sanford Largo round coffee table 12(H) China cabinet round gtaaa 23.00 WKLARA APARTMENTS: room*, II—ROOFING—PLUMBING prirat# baths. 114 W. First St, Liquor bar—mahogany 27.10 AND evanabV# at m a ena ble Inner spring mattress PLUMBING prto** with the beat financing y. PBo04 Avaim Apt*. £1B Regular $39 50 Special ail* jooo Contract and repair work. Fre# 4 with minim am down-pay734 W. UnltnDhed cheats, 4 drawar 17.10 ea Urn a tea. R. L. Harvey. 3M 1 W U C U TO t A T Unfinished chest*, 3 drawer* 19.50 Sanford A r c rhon# iu*. Unfinished double, 8 drawer 33 00 FURNISHED Garage apt. 2300 Mellonvlllo. Flreatono outboard motor 22.50 Plumbing. Krciky lleatinc KATLNQ OUT 32 Automalic pistol 2500 W«Efc#rn C. PfcfMpo, Jr. M. G. HODGES IR00 HUTCHISON'S Ocean U Service on AD Water Pump#— Spin reel glass rod Front New all mak#* tewing machines W#U« Drilled — Pumpa Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona FAMILY FUN interchangeable Singer parti Paola Road Phone TOO Stne# 194#, Sanfonf* Leading Beach, Call 2374-W. 19 95 Ituildrr of ho m n for over 1,600 A For Better Dumbing Super Trailing Post 1 mite smith NICELY furnished 5 room garage people. Sales Office: LHG# Venice Se# or CiU Phono 3017-W open evenings apartmcnt. Call C. C. Welsh, 111 In Lech Arbor. DELIGHTFUL TREAT W. J. KING or iao-IL PUOF4K 15*4 4*—APPLIANCES FOR 2S00 outh Park—Phon# SO FURNISHED Apt*. 201 H W. F r i t 1'RIGIDAIRE apntuncc), sales EVERYONE St. Rcaaonable—Phone 1321. and service. G. U. High, Oviedo, For Sale or Rent — Three bed­ MRS. APPLEBY'S RESTAURANT Fla. Phone F051311 or Sanford room house. Separate dining BFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit1843-W after 6 p. m. room. Kitchen equipped. Plume I eblo for bachelor or couple. * j | lb ; n : r y 2960-W. NOTHING QUITE LIKE IT LN Trlvate hath. Across from Post AIR CONDITIONING FLORIDA. Tilt Doauio Diner | C ontra«tli| and Repair Office. ManucJ Jacobson. Eor Room or Building and Bar, Lekt Mary. F R E E l*tf Sanford A r c Phan* t i l l R B. ROPE CO, INC. FISH FRY, Friday LOO p. a . ---------- —----- — —— --------------Efficiency apanment*. air con­ 2## Somtk Park Ave. Phone 1444 -Ul— U —SPECIAL NOTICES ditioning and TV optional. 2621 S. Park (Highway iT92i, San­ ENVELOPES, letterheads. itate- USED CT E. Electric Ringo 4—LOST * r r u #ULND r:l ford. CLARK'S TOURIST COURT manta, invoicaa. hi.od bull, and completely r».condi1loned fur p r o | r a m a, etc. Progreetlvc Just $55.00. Sanford Electric Co. Thre# and tonr room furnlshp.l LOST—Wallet in RiU Theatre Printing Co, Pbooa 408 — 403 Friday night. Name on wallet, apt*. Very clean and close In. Weal Uth St. BAGGEULY H O M E S ** Buell Cohen. Containing driver* Phone Old. Jimmv Cowan. APPLIANCE CENTER licenac, mclal security card. ORLANDO Senllwel SUr, Call 2-liOOM furntshc 1 apt. Tile bath, 4EW, Beautifully Designed THREE •Your Wcstinghmuo Dealer" Alio 10 dollarr. Phona 2030-J3. Ralph Ray, Cl60. private entrance. Phone 303U-J and FOUR Bedroom Homes • 1 Keep mon#y return wallet. PHONE 1737 115 MAGNOLIA and 3 Baths UP II (I LETTERING LOST — Black cocker oup on Custom Made Drapery and Slip USED G. E ttrfn jcrato r for $73. 2-BEDROOM Apt. 1820 Park. Pit. rilA and VA (G!) FINANCED 666-J. See It at Sanford Electric Co. park Ave. Answers tu "BlackCovers. A Varied Selection of Plan* i«" Reward, 3(W.J. STANLEY KULP Priced from 111,200 to $21,000 Ue conditioned ti K. Automatic Flint, 1 Bit 4 2 BR apt*. Also Phone Sanford — 2858 J garage apt Pit. 432-W. washer, only lioo.oo. Term*. A—P e r s o n a L n o n e t s 2G21 S. Park (lliway 17-02) Built By Sanford Electric Co, EFFICIENCY Apt. *lr condition­ Roileway, Beepital a n d B a b y 01)11 AM 4 TUDOR, INC. ed. Highway 17-93 south city T^V. REPAIRS Bode. Day, Week or Month— ‘Til 10 p. a . Service Call# 23.00 W 15—BUILDING MATERIALS Builder* of Finer Itomci limit*. SluinberUnd Court. TaL 1436. Furniture Center— For Florida loving A. N orm Pb. 1$39. J. Q. Herrin, USED BRICK ________ i l l Weet First_______ l'b. 2803 J. Licensed TecbnP TWO CARLOADS beautiful used Cool, 2 HR furnished apt. Screen- HOMES AVAILABLE: ed porch. Sommic rate. S50 cu n t, guaranteed work. Local and Ixing Distance moving. briek. Orange, red. nod burnt mo. 1703 Magnolia, Ph. 1568 J. South Plnecri'jt . Sanford, FI* Agenta lor HOWARD VAN black. Sec them at SHERMAN Grove Manors ......... Sanford, FIs CONCRETE PIPE CO. W ELL DRILLING I LINES, INC. PENINSULAR 3 - ROt>M furnished apartment. Valencia Villas........ DeLand, Fli. Close III, III E, Hill St. *111,00 1 TRANSFF.lt A STORAGE, Inc. Pump Sales with sales o r r i c s RED I-M1X CONKHETE monthly. Phono 2360 or 1032. Of/le# 1100 French Ave., Phono Repair Service 2621 S. French Ave, Miracle Concrete Co. I1U. GAHLANI) SHAW Phono: 3100 and 1933 .709 F.ltn Ave. Phone 1133 Under New >1unit cement P. O. lint 313 GIRLS—Enjoy a unique and ilif* Sun l.anta Apt* Vacancy. Nicely LONGWOOD CONCRETE terent vacation at a real ranch. fumtahed, Phono 1710-lt, Phone: w. p. 2U2681 Heady Mixed Concrete, Concrete HOM ES Limit 60 girla, June 10 thru Block. Sand, Gravel, Cement 3-Room furnished apt. Including 24th. MQ Ranch. Mra. II. E. Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quailutllttie*, hot and cold water, CERAMIC TILE Morrla, PHONE 791-J. ficationa. .. Close in, Slooo per week Phoue Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 1W t r e e estimate. Quality work. Sherman Concrete Pipo Cn. Phone 3on-W. FISHING and boating on the St. Juhna River. Shiner* and other Out West 13th St. I'bone 21X3 SMALL furnished apanment, 312 halt. Monroe Boat Bowl No. u! Will drilling, water guaranteed. Oak Ave,, Phono 2987 M. 1008-W. SopMc Tank* the Monroe Bridge. In*: ailed. . ... , Unliirnishod garaga apt. Phono MOVIE or STILL camera* make 1 will not pay any debt* made by Mtracla Concrete <.o. i ... • * a limit Wflcoine gift for your 309 Elm BEAUTIFUL five ri»>m home with anyon* but myself. Ave. Phono 1335 _ ____________ __ ____ _ Graduate. Sec them at WIKtun |«Inti-led porches cnverlnq F. M ENGLISH__ ,7 -lit)USES and COTTAGES ROLDT’S Camera Shop, 210 H. 14—lit SI.sr.iW EdUlPMKM 2 l ul hniijs. Completely remod­ Park Ave. eled Iruin ground in roof with SEE semi mile tlesity for Dutir • AUTOM OTIVE *11 new plumbing aid kitchen ll .\ 5 S E l UNice aUcliloc Co ahie llnmr* and Apt* I'hnnu 27 T y p c w u t e r i , adding m achines. equipment This home wa» ruEM PLOYM ENT -BOATS AND MOTORS Sales-Kkinlals 314 Mag i'h 44 3-8rrtroom home, phono 2943 W. j mmlcled for owner* own u»e. t ircumitance* r j u m l owner not See the New Evlnrude Line for '54 St—HELP WANTED FEM ALE 47—FURNITURE—UOt'SEUOLl) NIUE clean (urnlthet cottage on to occupy same. Price reduced .£ ROBSON Sporting G oods GOODS 17-92 Rent by week or month. lor quick sale to $U,25iuhi. Con­ WAITRESS — Apply Touchton'a Kvlnrnde Salea 4b Service Lign'.i and water funiuhed. Pb. venient term* to accent abln 904 E. lat St. Phone DOS Drug Store, Mr. Clark. "h i g h e s t CASH TRADE IN 3010 WI. puTchaier, Within a few blink* PRICES. PAil> FOR USED I7 -IIE I.P WANTKD—MALE I of Catholic A Public school* 4 W I L L S A C K I ITC H _ 3-Bedroom hou»c. Paneled |>orc!t. FURNITURE downtown Sanford. Inquire at kitchen e<|ui|ip<'d, attic fm. *100 1910 22 H. P. Johnson Outboard YOL'NG man tnt»rs»t»d in sheet W1I.SON.MAIEU 305 Myrtle Av*. Telephone 1827. mo Call 1222-J or 2167-W. Motor. Mate mo an offer, Phone metal work. CALL 7 • FURNITURE CO. Harry Whitener at ’203-W. Uttfurnl-tlied 2 Red room. Kitcln-n TOP WAGES to lin t class n*der, ( nil l)r>8 nlHiiipvil. 2(05 Willow Avu, Ph. <7—ftRORBIS sed KCA1.TOKS expcrlcncnd in built up u.phaii FOR SALE — 7)4 H. P. Outboard 311 K . Flmt St. motor, Mercury. Good condition. 28ti2-J. and aibcito* shlngius. PHONE Call 1UL Ralph 6w«ru. 158t-J. 81,600 DOWN Unfurnished 2-bcdroom l i ons*, SHOP ECHOLS Spacious 3-bedroom modem home, _ i#—r ARTS- R * u AIRo Redecorated. 365 mo. I'll 2*73. 38—MALE or FEMALE ilmmg room, tile bath, electric kitchen, attic fan and good wml. 7-ROOAt liuu»e. t liiHirnoiiM. 1200 E X PERT FRONT END ALIGN­ WE have an out-tandinq opporElm. Ph. Itat-M. MENT AND WHEEL BA1-ANC■ (unity with ovvr-averago earr>RETIREMENT HOME-**, 100 1NG—Pastenger e in and lt' 3 » fie ng.’toMivo men and 5-RUOM hou-e with garage Call 3 Bedrooms, 2 purchea, 2-car ga. ' J' <i Truck*; all makes, a t i e * - 1* ton women. Immcdlato employment 21G&-J. rage, nicely landscaped, close in. I to 3-ton, Ssmmole Couniy Mot­ for thote wlm can nur.l fy Full 5L«00 down. ors, Inc. 319 E. 1*4 St. PHONE or part-time. Apply In per.on 3-BEDROOM hotue at 2121 Sum­ liill.________________________ merlin Extra nice Kitchen between !l ntd 12 a. m and 5 Hollywood Red, Complete $36 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY to r, p. m ORANGE mPRO V E furnished. $113 month, owner $2,800 buys going butiiii.* nutting n LEGS FREE 13—TKA1L3BB will be on pi c lul*i"i Sal and .MENT r n , 201 E. Comtuert u Klngal/o It <<1, cnmplnle 31)9 51,200 per ic ar, St. Sutil iri Sun, Id a m. to 4 p m V. A It wili pay YOU to soe IJS befori 8 me lira wider and W'HEELESS. you buy. Buy. Open Evenings end longer tlien ordinary bed roneult A REALTOR First » -W ()R K iV ANTED—FEMALE Madsyo. Bedroom Suite $99 3 HOUSES ON I-AKE—nne 4-bedCULLEN & 1IAIIKEY BesMd* Trailer Bales, t tSt Booke.1 e bed, Dreiser WHITE middle aged lady want* 194 N. Park Ave. Pboae 2111 ronm $25 month (2 months rent i '* Palatka, Fla. and Mlrrrc linuie keeping or companlnn-bin FREE); one furnished j,:>5, one $295 to elderly persons. Day work 3 Room* Complete FOR SALE - COLONIAL 3Mt unfurnished $5U month. PHONE FOR RENT—3 Bedroom furnbhed Bedroom. Living Room only, Ph. 234U-.M. Iioum. Good location. 363. House Trailer. Modern, with 531 M. ami Dinctto e jY® bath. CALL 3017-M. HI 11-WORK WANTED—MALE COMFORTABLE ground floor du. 3 bedrooms at a price j<m can ifECHOLS ItEDDING CD. FOR SALE — 34' Imperial home plc.x for couples. Mis* Scott after b>rd. Attractive home with largu trailer. 6 months old. Will sac­ 5 00. 217 W. 12th St. kuchen: nice >ard with BBQ. "Bed Bamberger" Mgr. mower want! mowing. 716-M-t. rifice for immediate! sale. Park convenient locatlnn T O T A L Open Monday! *441 1:93 p.m. 3-BEDROO.M cement block tmAvo. Trailer Court. Ph. 2251-M. PRICE *10,3tW. TERMS. VISIT OUR BALCONY JI—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES furnLhed house, private lake, FO It 8ALE_ — 27 ft. Liberty good fishing, swimming, 8 mile* w. a. - m t m u m House Iraller In good condition. FOR SALE — Grocery *nd ga* Used furnrtare, appliance*, tool*, i r o n Ssnlurd, only $85 month. Haei ti r — Ceaseoi Beeraa ale. Hmight-said. Larry’■ Mart. ttaiion Weil e«tabli*hed bunV>| Call 2400.R this weak after 5:30: Cal] 2182. Cey AIM , Aoeeeteve Ill Kail ls4 St. Pboae 301. nets, g o o d location. Illnc** anytlmo next week. ( Arlru* Price, AeoectaU toren* talc. Ph. 9243 Sanford, Huy your Pornltw# et Berry* M—ROOMS IM N. Peek Am . 34— USED CARR Florida. Warehuuae Funi., Co., at 901 W. NICE bedroom. Private m lrinee lei Si. All nationally adv. for'SyKAISEIt $30, Phone I292-X-.M A t e x a w U r Jk S t r i a c e r and bath. Phone 2029-W. • F IN A N C IA L niture al e a r e iw e e prteo*. Real BaUto ♦ fatevoaoe CLEAN roomi, TV. The Gable*, Mrr. Lourioe Meceeagw, Aae B U SIN E SS 14-INSU1ANCE t T - F U n v r n . ’KE—HOUSEHOLD Pt 401 Ma gnolia.__________ _______ in? Magnolia Are. Wtd. M«jr SO. 1SS1 THE OLD HOME TOW N P it. > By STANLEY S«r>'*'*4 U l f e n Otln Phone J U M 36fh Anniversary Sale SERVICES 14— BKAUTT PARLORS Your Beauty Number Ph. 971 '? H a rrk tl’B B*«oty Nook Ftederrod Reive u Prvierred Policy bolder* Ie4 n W iU liiou lax. Ajgcncy i l l hxoJerd AtUntie Book PboM $4 103 So. Oik IT—RUILDtNB - RK PAnU PAINTING • LIVESTOCK L IM IT E D Kt'tf. T IM E $119.95 B AB Y O N I.Y F u ll- S iw C R I B with waterproof l.mcrsprtng mattress Maple and Wax B ird REAL ESTATO bau Trea lty RAYMOND M. BALL OttCAR a HA I k n o M REG, B I O U U 3-BEDROOM, tile bath, Floride 8. D. room. Oak floe**, large lot, H i 8«wi4 Pont Avo. shade 4 fruit trees. Call 1074-W. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE ask C m k r 4 MeeMlh at 117 Kewth Park PHs m 772 3 Bedroom Concrete Block VA — $223 Down Payment NEW HOME $34. Per Month P 4 l Three hedronms, masonry rnnKitchen Fully Equipped • iriictlnn, paved street. Total Art fast to -huose color» and (Up price only 392.50,00 with terms, A. K. Shocmtiker. Guilder 814 East 4th Street. Phene 1931 17—BROKERS and REALTORS Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS IM1 Pork Av*. T. TV. MERO Fboste 37 et 143 RELAX Convenient, ''Easy to k*ep" 3 bedroom hnn*e. Utiolce Wynnewoixl location. Spacious lawn, he jutllully landscaped. Harilwnod floor*, panel TV room. 319,950. TERMS I To Intcrcwi on MorlRnco Rown L. I’nylnn, Broker Alhert* J. Hall, Associate Phono 2871 11-93 at Hiawatha FRANKLIN REALTY For Sale—I bedroom house, aepurate garage. Phone 15.36, Rt. 1792, Du liary. Prlca ItlMX). C o m p ly CJf J o A * i I A. B. Petersen, Broker Associate* A. B. Peterton J r . P. J. Oho*, tenon, Garfield Willetts, John Meilrh, It. W. Williams. Ilaiel M Field, A C. Doudncy, Land Suvcyor 116 N. Park Phono 1129. UNUSUAL OFFER 2-STORY brick A: frame home facing a park. Excellent condi­ tion, hardwood floors All largo rooms, a neutooin*. living room, dining rnnm, den. Kitch­ en equipped with appliances and dish wiatmr. $15,750. Cash or lenns. OZIEIt REALTY CO. Laura it Oner Reg, Ileal F.itale Broker •601 So. Orlsedo Dr. — Ph. I l l * f.8—HEAL ESTATE WANTED Wish to BUY email home In city, fjirly new. shade tre*«, nice .sard Write P. O. BOX 3151, Daytona Beach, Fla. I DIt ACTION SATISFAfTlON, l Ijs si Iii' iI ads. Plioliii 1821 for an ad wilier. usd LOSE A VALUABLE? Lost Ads are famrui* finders. Call 1821 tor an ad-writor'i interested help. 1821 ** *• “ )8s per ) 4e per U* wr ------ . .... , tlmre ---------------s llmr, iu ! ‘ DAILY CROSSWORD ACIUISH 1 Kills tl Greek letttr 9. Ascertain­ ed. u th* tare 10 Manacle* 12. Homan poet I t Hub with nil 1( Ganlrn tool 0. A gem* of chanre 8 God of loie (Or I 7 Bitdlrol name 1.3. Fi*h spear* 16 Erbiu m taym ) 11 Deprived of covering (rare form) 17 City i n * ) 10 V*ri nt ot At I Bib ) lit Own* 21 Fli-kliy part of fruit II 23 3d 27. Not xouf A ■•arch Injure Source of light 18. Mull1 29 National emblem of Scotland 33 Norse god 31 Chimney ilnt 33 llau thnrn berry 36 Miretofnrs 38 Or* deposit 3D To make merry (0 Fertile ipole In deerrta 4 1. Englleh river I pees ) 43 Poe me DOWN 1 Flavor 2 Bay window 3 Guided 4 Man'a nickname 8 He*l*, ns c I.l.i j 9 llrituh bunting cry 13 Help* is mincing Insect 18. Excla­ mation 19. Shade <4 » colar i --1IBI lel CibJei 7 M : im i p h i .a i.r w a n n ii M a u iii-h iu ii “ mii-i » i is i in ran rjHin ura child U Cl 13 0)14:15) tcolluq ) Wi:l u i i T s i j t i Mini,,. 23. Fluctu­ ::mnLira i> ntin-i ated n n 3 n urarirr I t Bcfora rw t 18 Pay up I t d r r 4 i) ’i Aievtr * 37. Exhibit 34. To cut. In 29 Implement* phrases efteei 30. Plural of *‘«nlck" ■•that" 37. Evenings 31. Dlpa out. | (poet.) Y na water '38. Youth \ 32. Female [40. lUwartew] alieep ' bird l 2 3 . A email 4 i T- k *1 i I % A d 4 7 j f>1 % it iw 1 il 4 iO & ji 1 J* ,.f Iff" JO % ii ii 3r Tr L % % it Ja r- II’O' 1 A if J# i i* i i 4i k i ewe WAHT-to WOKDM- Finds Snakes and Turtles Through Want Adsl • Lit*, atrlwll |«|IV| IhsLia ea. 11 00 *•{ h liver• di. Ala* initial at nim ail>m*( lofaitroi of (mtU f|.|* lor rt> II4Mk. |i no fcf f«4'h dhlrq Prof. 11■| K Ctifl of (Ht Unitpraiif «< CoRfiPciitifl raa (hit Vam Ad i« (Kt Mart* (oaJ Tiai«a for laborAtorf apcclmrna. IM *$• llrmllf aurfottftalcd by refaitca! Vairf. A4m incm Ma li»IU 2! tlmre m k Ia h u m h i . h "•w. rt» «— ■ I L-1»X I I1.T9M"! (TTlflvi* JIUlltl tl.-Ji.U 21. Witty play on worrta ( p it YiatiL, rAirt.HfntMxM, tiaarroaO/CONN- _ , 5*6 SA L E SL A D Y W A N T E D ^ t y w ^ *7P- - it*. WhU* for ,e1»r Lloe ^ count MUST BE NEAT AND CAPABLE V i - l K r t >■>••• '• TO MEET THE PUBLIC 45—BOH EH J>—HOUSES—CA1TLK FLOOR eenttag end fin lob tad. a e a i te g , waxtag. Serving tend 3 RIDING Hone* ind saddles $300 Phone 2607 Sanford. sole county since 1923. n o 9! H. 11 GMsaoo. Lake Mary GOOD, gentle riding horse with saddle. $85. PHONE 1880-M. Paint Roller FREED With purchase of 4 gallon* paint, $1.00 D elivers It—POULTRY any kind, inside or outside. % n e e d a pa in t e r ? s e e USI 300 RED Pullets. Been laying M ather o f Sanford HcRANEY-SHITH Robert A. Wllllaina, Realtor about 6 weeks. Call 92«$. 2413 S. Park Phone 1203 2*3-09 JR. let Rt. 117 2 & 3 GHDROOM HOMES Raymond Lnndqutat, AiMclila Down Daymcnt — $225 to $330; Phone 1673 Atlantic Bank Bldg A SPECIAL price inside 4 outM ERCH AN DISE 48—PA M AND GARTEN monthly payments- *37 tt> *56 aide. Room special $14.95. I,et including principal and Interest. See ui for French Ave, Property u i paint your til* roof. Cell (3—ARTICLES FOR SALK 1949 Ford Tractor IToublo Financing iniured hy VA or HEAL ESTATE DRIVE-LN 3170-J ask for Mr. Tasker. Bottom 14" Plow, 3 Row FHA. 2344 French Ave. GOOD used Maytag automatic HAVE MORE MONEY by aelT- washer, only *73.00. See A1 Lyon. Cultivator. J. W. HALL. REALTOR lag unneeded things through Want Sanford Electric Co. LOWELL E. OZIER Johnny Walker, Associate BRITT TRACTOR CO. Ada. Phone 1821 for help u Builder - Phene 133* "Call Hall" i'bone 1738 iliw kj 17-92 Bo. Phoo* SOI 2SEWING machine*. Ph. 3014-31 ■ordloi jo u r a x UfAcei 2M4 S. Ur Unde Dr. APPLY “ ■SJ'rtaou-' JACOBSON’S DEPT. STORE Acrottii from the Poat Office SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Ovt Went 11th 9L •M m �jH BBtam sm . THE SANFORD HERAT,0 WE'RE CELEBRAyfNGjOvR :■ SAVINGS FOR YOU WITH BIG p QUALITY MEATS WHOLE mm PAN READY K a a Franks “ ■* i J t ARMOURS U. S. CHOICE A REAL M EAL KINO AN'S DELTA RLE PUKE POltK DAti [IDOLS «r«r datalta In tha ordlnanra by tha City of 8anfnrd trlvlnn a franihlaa agreement to Power and Light Cutinbnv I’mldnnt Hohurt F. Kite. DlvUIon Manager II. II. Coleman, and itldant A. B. Wright talking ovar tha datalla with Mayor F. D. Scott. (Staff Photo)______ Bteauty Contest Winner Getting Xhead In Movies lea Pageant and brought In Holly­ wood by RKO. After no picture*, *ha wa» dropped, Then 201h Cen­ tury-Fox picked her up on the re­ bound, but onca again her film credit* were tero. "Hut the picture hu*lne«* ha* been kind to me," «he *ay*. "I have nevar really gone hungry." Her n ett contract wa* at Warner*, where «he appeared in "The Charge at Feather River" with Guy Madlton. Again iho wa* drop- HOLLYWOOD IB — Who «*?" th lt beauty Cnnte»t winner* never lutcecd In Hollywood? Nobody ha* a brighter future here than -Ml** Kanin of tots. Htf name I* .Vera Mile*, and ahpa the pride of Wichita. Her home town will be more proud of pea. hat a* time goe* on, becauie ahe'i After that *ha did a *olbl year deitlned for the top rung in Holly- of televliion. TV wa* directly re- CONVENTION CITlf ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. 'ft-One of tha key factor* in Atlantic City'* economy 1* tha convention bu*inc**. LYKES SUGAR CREEK p ic n ic (Lim it 2) U A ARMOUR STAR FRANKS SAUSAGE I liftI WILSONS CERTIFIED | Lb, 3 9 c HAMS BREAKFAST D A I Tho rc*ort'« convention bureau predict* that mine 300,000 conven­ tion delegate* will aperid more than 33 million dollar* during 1930. “G O O D E A T IN " HAMBURGER RBADY FOR PRACTICK BOSTON l*-Orifl thief con get plenty of practice in lifting thing* The Greenwood Youth Center re­ ported a thief ttola It* ixerclir wrlght lift*. ^ W hole Or * H a lf - 3 99 “ ARMOURS U. S. CHOICE In loot) about HU Amartran* *pontlhle for, the hlgge*t break* per 100,000 died of (ubviculo*!* of her career. Alfred Hitchcock How can you tell? It’* ea*y. She I* lied up for three picture* a year happened to catch her perform- rum pa rod to 10 In 1(15-1, by Mt-tnakar Alfred Hitchcock. anca on a mettle ihow and wa* Spa la alio cemnltled to a picture impreiacd—"but at that U na he yearly for the C. V. Whitney Co., • till wi* ahln to get Grace." irfeanlng ihe'll work for another Ity an odd coincidence, the di­ rector *aw a re-run of the same hlt-makei': John Ford. H a tait female *lar Illtchcnrk *how alx month* later, when the developed wa* a girl named Grace price for Grace'* tervlce* had akylly. Indeed, Vera »ecm* dot­ rocketed, For the flr*t time In llv r * '* lh» lim it* . f t lla l toW»e ed In be compared with Mr*. hi* career, he derided to tie up hiffl flunk •ipyiirrti nf iithin* ftltd a *tar contractually. She I* now h i? f tittltfis Grimaldi. Both have in all-Ameri­ »•*, In lu ljn t anti p t f i l can kind of beauty, but their per- starring for him In "Tito Wrong Dthultiar m u §vjf*m*a n** h itaihi m comfort o f M l m oney r «tuftd#df Act tuftlftf 1 aonalltle* are entirely different. M»n" with Henry Fond*. BORDEN’S ASTHMA? a While Grace wa* cool amt aloof, Vera la down.to-earth and friend- Maine'* population declined 2.!l per rent between April I, 1950 Vera'* hunbind, Gordon Scott, I* and July I, 1031, the current *rreen Tatian. Vera wa* no overnight *ucce>*. She wa* acouted at the Ml** Amcr- FLO U R 111 D a H a r A n . , l « * n l * *. W a lk . 8 OZ. . CATAtOO SAIIS OFFICE C A LO DOG & C A T FOOD 6 BORDEN’S m l EVAPORATED f f • Inti 1*1.41 Vint Ol-i Alatutaa 1*11 tVltllnin Aa'iranoa I ^ 1\ r u t I .iiin u r .'O 'm : u r CLIKKK, Male to T I'N V I rt.AiifH nil i»n.M.\Nt»H ham * ehtativ ( L i m it fi VELDA CREAM rn E iirn iM i I* I*, n a* ■» N H TALL CANS With O rder) k m h iiiii l>*t M iTirr. T fl roi m . W 11*1.1 \ M II BLEACH CANS ai-coritaar-a w i t h Ilia p r u v l i l o i i of lha y i e l l l l n u a Na ina H la t n la . I n - a l l - hac. m BOX SEK THEM R A K E D ON TH E SPOT - AT FOODM ART SALAD DRESSING • nil that M l lalaatt to ra a la la r »abt n atn a* w ith th a n a r k o ( the t 'lr u n 'l f’outl. n ath llln l* r o u n t y , Kturlrta. In n t v airnnim m ; cm v r i. ARGO GLOSS STARCH F R t-V E C O W tO H DAY Legal Notice r u m n o n > * or: K 6 T I C B IA M K I U 5 H T U t V I t M t h » t t i » t h •ti«*a*<l to i M i o o r M * i t ; « M l l u h a w k *i'it U n i t a H i ll il a a o n i tin d t r t h* f l o t l l l o i i t uainaa t t 'a n t r a l llti* a le C o 01 p * o r •»>! M i d w a y l . l i i u n r t l PILLSIIURY’S t AT YOUR DRUOOIST w ain aaiAiHiAir, inc , or II W IN D amainhy SutLshino • Sugar Honey G RAH AM S! You *»n4 w arli n f y «mi h i # hftffthr r u tl If I n i ft net rB'iiiUeti) t o Ml** m »>• « hi Hit* s ml 4«mmti4a n liirl i t o n »«r 4i ft it« r of M*II. m « F h * v » H i III TIB I ► jitil MIC* 111 Mm nUi<m „ l linn Mr«tf*t |(m|iilio|i|rr. C’n i i n t ? 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Get mi to mi it* REYNOLDS SOUTHLAND • 4-ply tayon body W RAP Buy I at this Pricol ffi1 1 0 8 8 I _ V REALEM ON REG. ROLLS s h . , It nt Produce 23c CARROTS PACK 10 TOMATOES 2 - 25c noz, (-ELI.0 TACK FIRM RIPE FO R PU R ESH O PPIN G C O M FO R T , ■4• ORANGE i Improvement Co. 201 E. Commercial Phone—Sanford 2822 Wholesale — ' Dietrlbulom ■igiuantirtrm -n 470-it i X * » |f I* m Hd. ta* , *«” " • Qwa&Fy HEINZ SWEET MIXED PICKLES • AIR CONDITIONED • FREE PARKING TubeFata TTree • REASONABLE PRICES a,t0 SP*t,allr Fr/«ed for Ihl* avantf • MODERN STORE w v i u n PARK AVE. A T 25th ST. - SANFORD • COMPLETE SELECTION • THE BEST MEATS • SAV-MOR COUPONS �n € ajp o f f o u /WfiY 30, /?S6 i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 30, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d858a353811bbfc94ac123ea58221efd.pdf d883f0e899ac47c3a75d5457a7683eef PDF Text Text ■ 3 Enlisted Men Promoted To CPO At SNAS Recently E Glll/ard (Sanford) f lUUiaen (Sanford) T Fortier (Sanford) 5 Birth laky Girt Skate* IHggflifgg i | , Gibb*, (Hanford) May M K'iTM kV iM t aBiliM ■r Ff HIH PPVRP Three eellsted men 'itsttoned entering the N avy'In November; ChlaL Halflald U niarrtad le the ith VAH-11 (Heavy Attack 8qua- 1M2. h* ha* had duly in 19 differ- former Ml»a Virginia Damron of ron 11,) at flanford Naval Air ent Naval ExtablUhment* both In Radnor, W. Va. They have two tation were recently promoted the U. 8,, amt In foreign counlriei. children, La try E., and William » Chief Petty Office* In their re- He in married to the former Mlaa A. and reajde a t 113 Plnecreit Motive rate. >Ruby Glla.nn. of Wichita. Kan. Dr., In Sanford. 6 Local Student | Receive Degrees " From FSU Today Mrd Byua. (Sanford) 10 Huff (Sanford) Smith (Lake Monroe) UfeUa flnkey June* (Sanford) v iffle n o U * Teti (Sanford) *M,«hargea. ^.E lla Jones (Sanford) v iahn Feufert (De Bary) i Homy 8. Brown (Sanford) *Charle* H. t'ogbuin (Sanford) i*) Howard Byua (Sanford) * *11. flarla* amt liallV boV Funeral Wednesday For E. Steakley Conduct with, three atari. He I* married to the former Mlia Eve* lyn Lowery of LUghman, Md. They have one child, Kenneth S. Jr *:>:l reside In Do Bary. Like Chief Relrthtier, Eugene Mri r t W e tihrjsimir* (Dc liary) H rai IMldJotif,’.Smith (Sanford) li„. ,..«ay uat had a lengthy lour M riT n N K th /R a in e s (SanforJ) of duly in the U. 8. Navy. Since I g u )y r, Matiaffy (Sanford) ( 1’ Mai »■ Farmers^ Market \4Mfitslon* r 3U iilU tlR d tt (Hanford) Reoorts Increase i ^ a iffn iln t (Hanford) 1 V m i l l i U e W ' e r t * (H anford) "Busin*** »urprlsed u* ln*l ' i T S S ^Q P 5w l)ar|tea week” , said Sandy Andoriiou, Man­ ] I ^ E H L oq TCnrritt (Oviedo) ager of th* Sanford Slat* Farm­ (Hanford) er*' Market. 1 HffilS iW R * .(Sanford) • We auld 2.1 varieties totuli-ig T ' Gayle Martin (Hanf«d) 83 0*2 package! grossing i l D. C,’ Caldwell (Sanford) 21*8.23,' according to Handy Ail* ' Mr*. Betty Bkale* and Jtaby del son's weekly report. N & t r U g l r l (Banjoul). • II* said, "P art of this herein# ' na* due tii get'ing th* total rcrort of fruit shipped lliro’JHli .he Notice H.inford Fruit house, which eft* d m /Thurailiv. "This I* ou* Inst big week of th* season. H*i sever, our market will continue handling a fair volume of corn, pwppera, water­ melons, tomatoes, tucumhcr* an I radlshe* during the first tliim week* In June," Amleiso.. report­ ed. k S & « V * a ld ^ flW g U l •« !„ w . ' ‘■TSSf: Mr. K S. Steakley, <W, died at hi* home at Wilson,Comer. 4:30 n.m. yesterday following an Hi­ nes* of five year*. He had lived in Sanford for 98 year*, and for the past 91 year* had ownad and operated a gro­ cery store a t Wilson Corner. Mr, Steakley we* hum Fab. 32, ISM, In Starts, Tenn. Survivor* Include hi* widow, Mr*, Lola Mae Steak ley, Sanford l Major Lovett Will one daughter, Mr*. Jame* PadKelt, Orlando; one son, Jam** Be Kiwanis Guest M. Htenkley, Sarasota; a grand­ daughter, Jimmy LouUe. Steakley, Speaker A t Meet Sarasota; two great grandchildren, Major John Lovett, B ait Opera­ Frank Ernest Boyd end Wanda tion Officer of the Plnecastle Air Lola Boyd, Provlrlenre, It, l.j »l* brothers, W. H, Bleakley, Atlanta, Force Rase, will be the guest (la.- James M. and Clarence E. speaker at the Wednesday meeting Steakley, Chattanooga, Tenn,; of the Sanford Klwanla Club. The local Kiwani* Cub will be Charlie 1), Steakley, Nashville, Tenn.; John M. Steakley, Shef­ told of the operation* of Plnecastle field, Ala,; and Karl Steakley, Air Force Rase by Major Lovett Aiken, 8. C.S and two sisters. at (heir noon luncheon. .Mr*. S. C. Peterson, Atlanta, (la., and Mis* Pcni I Earle. Nashville, Editor Demands Tenn. Funeral services will he held at .1 tun, Wednesday afternoon at I Snyder's Aooloqy the Church of Christ In Sanford cor,OR ADO SPRINGS, C With Mr. Ralph llrewer. minister of the Church of Christ of­ ficiating. Burial will he In Oaklawn Mcmotial Park, Brinson Funeral Home Is In charge of arrangement*, Legal Notice in riiii i-r t ot in oh t iiii r i « _ J m viH j i im m , n u n it is j ' f i t e f l a m i p in t * i i t i i m u . •> i i i i . v n , r rt ro r Ju n e , 4 t , T i.iiiiiiiA iv i li t v r i n n m i. T h e n n m m l a lo n k h o ld e r* H W -* 2 le t2 y hlditej- and !>>•! blitilcr for cask.*1 As WMI l»o"f id Hi* 8*m - !-" ank ............................ UAH- Ing of the Bnnfjird Farnw.V Auc anfsICouflv I'nart lions* a KmnlHon M a r k e t w i l l be h e ld at tin , Ha\S K d llr , Flu rids «t 11lib* A- M- 11A11A U v A n l a I I . m s a l l s . an th * COUi d a y o f J a n * . A . U 111* * liU m lff * . niritk e t on J u n e 4 lit 8 p . m . 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W IT.NFHH tiiy lin m l a ml |1i« seal o f -a 1.1 F o u r ! ut H an ford . F lo rid .!, I III* t? d i dti v o f .M ilt. n».« f», p. iv«*riHiiMi #« ricrK of tli# »bn%# ttilrd frl*rl.'d I 'f iiir l fl|x itudenl* from Seminole County will receive degree* today from Florida Stala Unlvenlty la Tallahaaiee. From Sanford are Dawn Uarla Blahop, Bachelor of Muile Educa­ tion; and Beatrice Mario Blabce, (iretchen Kirchhoff, and Margaret Julia Malloy, all of'whom will re­ ceive the Bachelor of Science de­ gree in education. From Longwood la Hotnor J. Walker, who will receive the Bachelor of 8clence degree from the School af Public Admlnlatralion. From Alta moot* Spring# U William Lee Proctor, who wUl be awarded the Bachelor of Science degree by tba School of Educa­ tion. For Safety Club Summer Activities "A fairly good turnout,'* *atd Mr*. Frances Murray, head of the Seminole County Bicycle Safety Club, "attended the Saturday morning meeting and reglilratlon of the organlutlpn." The meeting was held on Semi­ nole Blvd. no that children could register and have their bicycle* inipected before the *u miner pro­ gram got underway. Mr*. Hurray u ld that Stanley'* Bicycle Shop and William* Fix-It Shop loaned the bicycle* for child­ ren In lake their test* on Saturday morning. "Alt children that ire now reglitered/1 said Mrs. Murray, "will be eligible to take part In the actlvitlea of the organliatlon throughout he summer.'* At tfce concluilon of Saturday mornlng'a registration and safety testa, the children were given fudgecldee. The program* of the Bicycle BENNIXCS AIRBORNE MUSEUM I* npen-d In erremontea at Lawsow Array Air Field May Safety Club will be doiely related FORT PJ as Major Gen. Joseph 11. Harper, center, former Infantry School' commandant and 1094 airborne with the summer-long recreation graduate, cuta the ribbon. Left to right a rt M-Rff.. Kelly C. Bath of (Celery Af*.) 8anforU_ F la t program, aald Mra. Murray, SFC Peter C. Stephen* of Delaware City, Del; G«n Harper; M-Sgt. Alkcua Stoke* of (Route 1) Laurel Hill, Fla., and SFC Ralph Can* of (138 East 4Kth St.) Co* Angeles, Calif. The enlisted men a n a** signed to Airlmrne-Army Aviation Department. Center rear I* Brig. lien. Robert L. Cook, eaalitant commandant of the Infantry School. Spotlight On Hollywood LAS VEGAS,^Kov., If! — U’* back to Dio TV wars for Hay Bolgcr. After his engagement at the Sahara llutc( hern, Iho loosellmbed entertainer will be heading to New York to start preparation* for hi* new TV show, "Washington Square." Ills rigorous two show* nightly here are good training (or the labors ahead of him. Ray 1* going Into the embattled Tuosday-at-9 spot onto ruled by Milton Rerle but usurped this sea­ son by that dniiblu-doaling Sgl. Illlko, Rolgcr will share with Dinah Since the chore of winning back the rating* for NRC. They may rrccive an occasional assist JOHN D. MaiOONAtD of Sara­ I Sou l This Qailtla from Bob Hope and 3!artin and sota, Fla., tiai received the Ben­ Lewis., jamin Franklin Magatlne Award Before beginning Id* rest prior for the best short story of 1033 Does your agency *ff*T fhl* In the evening show*. Ray told according to » University of Bank and Agent Auto Plan la about hi* new TV formal. Illinois announcement. It wni titled 'The Bear Trap'' and con­ "It will be very flexible," he nhich a local bank flnsncM cerned the grief and loneliness explained, "For set* we'll buva my new car at.lt* low inl*r*ak in later yean of a man whose the park, the Greenwich Village boyhood twccthcart was kHtcd rate and ygu supply the auta fun anil the Washington Square when she ventured too close to Playhouse. Tim* we can have Insurance? Do 1 atari tha a raged hear, The prise story ap­ scene* in the park with a Bernard peared in Cosmopolitan Magnwheel* rolling by stopping at Baruch character or something xln*. ffnternaliorialj like that. We can do mu-deal rou­ the Kama Insurance Agmey? tines In the Inn and play drama­ tic scenes In the playhouse. "Remember the Showboat and number* out of the 23 you have, French Moroicn has half a Hollywood Hotel shows on radio.' R's Impossible to catablPh a »ltnllllau Irrigated acre*. he himself perform* or «up«rvi*ca Widl, our producer, Bill Bocher, mat Ion, develops R and resolve 1 all examination* and Inurprcts produced those programs and it." , cent of th* dim*. And x-raya have been Gas pro.luce* 23 we're going In try for the * a m a --------------------------------------------with 11 called one of th* most vital aids in ,8, energy comp kind of show on TV. Wo’ll have , modern medical practice. r cent In 11110, a brief »tory—maybe three min­ NEAT; "Hew UX-Ilay llttp/ull* utes-—to tie the show together, but lha rest will bo entertainment." J O H N M . D O S S , J R . . . . »pot» "trouble"'v This will tin Hay's sccund (ling on lelephona linos with lha "Whoattlon* btldfl*"—a Malaria and Yellow fever, of­ at a TV series. IBs half-hour highly sentltlvo maaiuring Instrument that Hits him ten fatal to man, have no effect filmed show was on ABC for two how far lh* troublo it from th* central office. Off the on th* mosipiltoes which carry season*. I asked him what be job, John's active In church and f;at*rnol work. Hiij the germs. Icacned from that experience. hobby U booting. "I learned that it was lmposslble to do a musical show In a half hour," ho replied. "You aimfrom th* La Brea tar pit* at Ia ii ] ply don't have tho time to estabAngeles, character*. When y u 519 E. FIRST ST FO It SEVEN MARINES stnllaneil with th* Marina Security Guard at Sanford Naval Air Station were presented their advancement In luting ceilifii'iites rei-uptly by 1st Lieutenant E. (J. I.ov*, Officer-Inriiarge nf the .V.srlnn Detiulinirnt. Receiving hi* promotion In Ser­ geant, IJ8MC, was J. H. Lane, (left, front row). Other men advanc­ ed to Corimru! were; (left to right, front raw) J. R. nic*. It. W« Cline, tba-’k row) R. R. Crawford, N. W. Stoner, E. 31. Ntllgun, ■n,| R. !,. Evan*. (OMIclal Photo, U. S. Navy) Graduation Special! “First Choice Used Caran T>3 Plymouth ’55 Chevrolet Rttdlu & Hlr. Tutone Paint On* owner treated this r l„ht Y . u r 'c r I S M . Down wW Hal. $13.33 monthlf '210' ScHcm (-Door Sedan Tutone pulnt. Llko new Original owner juat fell In " ! 'h * \o u r Car or 9KAR. Down -T ilE U T F W A N T W >H ( S K IR T S THROUGH GRADUATION »54 Ford PRICE wt all our lovely TRIFARI Jewelry Vm. E. KADER, Jeweler v lJuL $60.99 monthly ’53 DcSoto Rmch'Wigon, WW Tire* Powermaater 4-Dpor Sedan I jv- mitaaoa Thla I. > futon* paint, Automatic Low mileage, Tnla la * Tranamlaalon, Radio & Spoilt** wagon, on* owner utr.. Excellent WW Tire*. kept this la perfect condi- One owner kept thi* Ilk* lion. | new* Your Car or 1 ^ - Down Your Car or $ J |^ . Down Ral $55.00 monthly % i*suor K nuufu m m u e WLLAR A CAR NIC,HI FEAT*—I i l l - l l i |4 Wins Story Award An oil filter will rimove a pound or mor* of dirt from a car’* oil during 9,000 rail** of driving. Ba). $51.71 monthly MS CHEVROLET— 2-Door Sedan Real Good Transportation . ....... *53 DODGE— 44 Ton Low Miles On* owner kept this In fine ahap* "These men know Flret Choice Car*” ERNIE — CLIFF — ART "Your friendly Dodge—Plymouth Deater” Ph.IOU Meat the man b eats “trouble!.' punch' Many telephone "troubles'1 never happen, thank* to John M. Don, Jr. John1! a test deikman for Southern Bell. WUh the help of iniricata electron!* equipment in the central olllce which can tpot trouble miles away, he teits telephone Unci to make sure they May in good working order. Often ho find! causes for trouble on a line and haa them / corrected, even before your service ia affected. Keep ’em talking, is John's motto. And John's not by himself. He and some 65,000 other Rained Southern Bell people in all H~t* at Jobs — linemen, cable splicers, operators__are working to give you good telephone service, 24 S o u th e r n B « ll T « l« p h o n e •nd Tety oph Ceaapany �mmsm iw ' Florida Center To Open York Giants Board Urged To Push. Accept New Area Natural Gas Idea for Dormitory ■sri City Takes in G r a n t i n g Franchise Washington ha* baan selected for tha first of tha northern cities to have a permanent ax‘position of tha amaslng develop­ ments which hava taken place In tha Sunshine State, Tha project will be a cooperative one of pro­ gressiva Chambers of Commerre of Florida, leading manufactur­ er* and Industrialist*, tha entire vacation and raaort Industry, and of tha building and development enterprise* which hava mush­ roomed because of th* astound­ ing Influx of retired people, Tha project haa baan desig­ nated aa th* "Florida Informa­ tion, Travel and Reservation Can­ ter." The Initial aurvay and pre­ paratory work for th* Center haa bean under tha direction of Nall R. Zanela, who I* associated with Plantation Eslataa, Inc. of Ca­ nary, Fla., member* of tha State, I)e Bary, DeLand, and Sanford Chambers of Commerce. Planta­ tion Estates Is on* of tho largest davalopara and bulldir* of Flari da ratlramaat communltlea. Thalr mammoth development at De­ nary haa transformed Inmuusr•bla acres of a famous ante­ bellum plantation land near Banford Into a thriving and pleasant aatat* community where over 700 families are now enjoying beautl ful tropical homes. A large num 0PFICIAL8 OF THB FLORIDA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY talking over with City official# (Continued ass Page Six) aom* point* of tha ordinance granting a 30-yaar franchise. Robert F. Kite, president of FPAL with back to camera, H. IL Coleman, Division manager and A. B. Wright, vice-president, talking with Com­ missioner David Gatchsl and City Manager Warren Knowles. (Staff Photo) “ We. aa a gas company, look forward to serving natural gas Th# Board ot Sanford City Com* mlailonari waa advlaad last night through our lyatam when It be­ (bat tba Naw York Olanta hava comes available," A. U. Qaeda, aceaptad tba now area loeaUd at president ot tba Sanford Gaa Com­ tha cornar of HaDonvlUa and Cela* S f j Avaa. for tba naw dormitory pany* lold tha Board of Sanford Building to ba com trad ed for the City Commissioners last night. dormitory and admlnlitratlva oftl* “ Wa have not signed n contract cat of tba Naw York Glanta Farm with any of the four companies In Syntara, the field,** aatd e said as he told, Commlarionar John Krlder told the commissioners of tils com- Member* of Girl Scout Troop tha commissioner! that the Olanta piny'* plans to furnish the natur* M n#> M by Mr*. Fred N. Robb, bad aceaptad tha naw kite earlier al gaa when It comss to Florida,; *>«<<* ‘h ,lr c «url of Awerde at an la tha day. However, G«skK> explained to the'Impressive candlelight ceremony at It la eapeeted that plana and ape* Cub Scout Pack 54 of Sanford anciflcatlona for tha new building will commlssionAa “ We have raquas- tha First Presbyterian Church ^arn o o n . yed a day at Camp La Noche, | m completed at an early data 10 tad an alloeklon ami fUcd a po-j tltlon to Intervene with the bed1 a Roy Scout Camp of Central ‘t£at blda can ba received for Its oral Power Commission. ! After a welcome and pfayar by Florida, in Lake County, Saturday. aonstructlon. “Thera la nothing for this *»» « ev* A Q- MclnnU, Tandarfoot Thf_ T h t lCubs, with Scoutsr* BUI Tha proposed building makes of Commissioner! to do but *"*rd* «?r* f , v,*n to , TJrrtflhildney Vlhten, Kenneth Dllavailable dormitory rooms for near* Board promote the Idea of bringing ns- Stevens, plena Grice, and Sandra in Mann, Clifford McKlbhon ly 400 ball players brought to San* tural gas to Florida." Gacde said. C;ouch. These war# presented by oil, John and Den Dsd 11. P. Goodipaed, left Sard for Spring Training. Commissioner Earl Hlgglnbolh-; Mrs. R.. L.. _McKnlght, . , assistant , . the First Melhodlsl Chlirch I t 9:45 Original plana' hava been chang* am explained lo Garde "1 stated proop Leader who also awarded ta , #chool bu, MCur,d ,or •d 'e o aa to enlarge tha facilitlea at tha last meeting that 1 would Second Clase badge, to Bandy th# dty * „ g ina ,u chasa. Th* and eoata of conatructton are now prefer private enterprise to handle McKnlght, Brand* Clark and fln ^ jlu of in any of tbo boye folestimated at mora ban IIW.ooo. I jow*d in cars |o tha eamp. Th* the natural gas distribution here." Haryla* Mock, * The format plaaa called for the. Mayor F, b . Scott, explaining lo Reporta on tha history of group enjoyed swimming la ■cation of tb* building a t the Gaed* tb# U city’* position, ' salt! Scouting and aeout activities war* Norris until *lunch coraar pt Iigkk. lt* .aad.'Mellon* “ w r-d wi RoTImow lf-thep* w ia'glvfn By WeTlHII* McJKUrtayy Bet-* ___ , th# den'mo ed by villa Are. in tne athlatlt Area just anything w* should da a t a lirp t^ y williams, Martha Hood, Rachel assistant*. The food was prepared Barth of tho praaant Memorial step toward getting natural gas Stevens, Linda Hamilton and Sally and furnished by each boy's parBaseball Stadium. for 8atiford and wa are happy a 0bb. «nl» and toft drinks, fruit and Ice Tha new site Is located where that you have explained your po|Urt)|J | [fCk, nlmch| prlnt|Pal of cream were donated by Mr. and tha old baseball stadium was ori­ •itlofi lo us. Sanford (Iraminnr School, muf Mrs. Randall Chase. ginally situated. Alter the picnic lunch, the Cubs Garde, conclu lnitf his discus- t.(,0,en by popular vol# of th* lion with the Board of ( ity Corn- B|r|, to award the First Clnss received their award* at the mUiloncr*, commented, "1 would t(1 Anlle |,n,hyi net.,y wiU camp's outdoor council site. Those like to say that the signing of the |„ 4ne llo,,.( l.UCrctla nrln- presented swards by Committee contract with Honda lower anil ,on> j{obb> Lund* Hamilton, Chairman \V. E. Dodson were: Den Light Company is very lino and A,„|lnt|. McMurray, „ olmy Wilson. One—one year Service Stars, Don » P r" e,"“ .Pruat0i> m ' hfl L“ y -ml Margaret Jone, of the seventh I i ' d U m .b ‘ of Sanford." urarf. and , ntl lo 33 sixth lllth graders: JllH. T h ™ - * SU" r A£ ° " *• B" 7 grads Judy Barks; Den Five—Wolf Badges to Later In tha meeting, form**- itobb, Sandra naty and Linda City commissioner John Kader, In Crabtree. Judy Robb and Linda Roh Henderson and Wayne Kelly; appearing before th* Board of Cn,btree .U n won prises for hav- Gold and Silver Arrows to l-srry Commissioner* to request the use ir)g lhe mo,t o f o lfj D'Amico and David Lanier; Gold Arrow snd Assistant Denner tSrlpe Childran'e Day will be observed of tho Sanford Memorial Stadium 8cout cook|t i , Sunday, 9:45 am . at the First for tho Urn-man Morris Apprccla.. ... . . . . . to Glen Chnrpening. Den SevenSilver Arrows to Vincent Atkinson, Christian Church with Bmission- Uon Night, said, “I would like to .irs R I McKnlaht Llth W Gary Rrcckenridge and Glen Gray; which will bo pre. comirend tho commissioner, for *?!; “I ” * ..? 'il 5 ary program Gold Arrow to Larry Singletary; tod by boy* and girls of the doing such a good Job. From (,lrl 8cmlf l,ln* ,n ^ *,*IWF i what I can see, this Board of Com»'v*r<lcd Jwr Senior bervlca anil a Gold and Silver Arrow to ' t lunday school. missionors is doing an excellent Ambient by Mra. James Grant Philip Good-peed; Den Nine— Wolf Plane Baly will give the fill (o uhosa Brownl* Troop Nancy haa Radge to Thomas McClain and a worship, Tha school will sing Gold Arrow to Pepper Smith; and been helping. “ Wa’v* a Story to Tell to th* T * . f*\*mv***r%A Tha program waa Interspersed Den 11 — Gold and Silver Arrows Nations." Th* children's depart­ I im e \-n a n g e a with song, by the girls eceom- lo Gerald Meyers; Denner Stripe ment, directed by Mrs, W. If. The Herman Morris Apprecla- puliicd by Anna Libby, Sandro to Stephen Davis; and Denner and Young, will ( p lo t* th* Great Com­ Uon Night has been changed, ac­ Avcrctt, Margaret Junes and Ruth Assistant Denner Stripes to Wil­ liam Thomas, mission and sing a group of cording to John Kader, who is Carlton. Den Mothers' pins were then song*. Kenneth heading no he Fiw|inm program aua for ttio tha cvriit, event, ■ | a Johnson, * » , Tommy ■*, ii^4iU4ii|| Plllt Mra. KSIlUHli Kamlall Wllllt Chasa IHIU9 mad* ICYsev awarded to Mrs. R. P. Good,peed Hinson on and Linda Kris will put from 7.30 p to „ pi m Tlleg. eraj #nllounctmtn,g r,],tlv* to th# of Den Seven and lo Mrs. William ♦» * . „ nd* . w ! day June 5, *o a* not to conflict citrus Council of Girl Seoul*. Thomas of Den II. make a talk, Because of th* ] with th# Somtnol# County Educa Scouter John Msnn was Inducted grain the regular class period (jyn g ilo t|«tlon Barbecue which will ba ahortanad. An offering for ha* chaflged 11* hour to fl p. m. Court House, Banks as Den Chief of Den Nine by Cubm ister Jim Grant. Pack 34 was missionary work in 13 foreign Instead of 8:30 p. m. so that fields will b* taken. Th* adopted teachers may attend both affairs. To Close Tomorrow then presented with Its Charter snd the Commutes membership cards goal Is RGO.OO. Th# attendance Th# Seminole County Court for 1958, by Central Florida Sroul gual has been set at 100. House will t>« closed all day to­ Field Executive, Howard T. Smith, No avaninr worship is slated morrow in observance of Memor­ of l^esburg. for Sunday due to th* baccalau­ ial Day. The hoys were then dismissed reate service a t Seminole High. Clear lo partly cloudy sad warm The banks of Sanford will also for a last uwlm before boarding Ard because of high school grad* today and Wednesday; tow 97*70. be closed for the holiday. Ihe bus for the return to Sanford. uatlon exercise* at 8 p.m. Mon­ day, June 4, the Friendship Class will meet a t 0 p.ni. for a business session. A district Christian Women's Fellowship Workshop will be held at tha Central Christian Church, Orlando, Tuesday, June 5, at 10 e.m. Delegatee from Sanford ' will Include: Mrs. Harry Falk| Mrs. Chandler Veil, Mr*. W. II. Yeung, Mr*. O. D. U ndress andt Mi*. Carry L. Stone. The Drat l**u* of a monthly newiletter will b« mailed to th* church constituent* this weak. Mra. John Bair la lha editor. Mlaa Flo Bishop received a token prise Sunday for suggesting th* nam e5 Tha Christian Meisanger, which has been adopted for th* paper, Girl Scouts Hold Court 01 Awards Sunday Afternoon Cub Scout Pack 34 8 Charities Receive Has Day At Camp Savings Bond Is One Of America's Checks From NAS Drive S Success Slories Miss Allyson Lee Entertains Rotary Sunday Designated As Children's Day At Local Church Weather 1)AR Contributes To Mental Health -• Through error, tb# n*m* #f th# Daughtara of th# Amartean Rtvai Ration was left off a publtaM list of organiutlons who have, contributed to and endoTaad th# ] campaign fund for Msatal Uaaltk. CUB PACK 14 ready t* laava for Camp La Nocha and a day's awing. (Staff photo) m k t On May I, 1941 th* first Series E United States Savings Bond wa* Issued. Sine* that data It has be­ come on* of th* all-tlm* great Amerlca,i success stories. This month tha Treasury is celebrating tha 13th Anniversary of that biassad event and haa i«Uoi«d aom* figure* to (Mint out juat how —- A ........................... .... Check* amounting to alm ost, |4,M9 were presented to r*prv*ra-| tatlve* of eight different charities In ceremonies held aboard San­ ford Naval Air Slatioa, Monday. Representative* from the Amer­ ica* Rad Cross, Marck-of Dimes, ilad‘ lervloo* Unit ” Organisation, Society, Sanford W. ' m Jaunty yes J* rculosh• *nd Health AwocUtlon, Club at It* regular weekly meeting 915,120,531.71 fpresen vslua) of them outstanding In tha ownership and Th# Salvation Army, each re-beslerday at tlm Yacht Club en. of aom* forty million aeparala In­ cetved chock* from capiam Bob-f Joyed lo the utmost a piano recital w-t W. Jackson, URN, Command-, •** I-Ittlw MU* Allyson Lae, ll-yeardividual*. The white heat of World War II Ing Officer ot Sanford N«v*l Air «ld dsughlcr of Mr. and Mr*. John L Leo of 1108 Park Ave. and the ilefcme preparation which Station. preceded It stimulated the pur­ The presentation of the checks The little pianist, playing with chase of more than $17 billion to the different charities climax­ tbo roncpiitration and technique worth of them and despite the fact ed the 1U5U Combined Cliarilie* worthy of olio twice her years, of­ that every one of those has passed Drive ot Station, Military, Civil­ fered a varied group of solos, all its original maturity dale which ian, and Fleet personnel of San­ played from memory, as are all Would hava been December 31, ford Naval Air Station, In which the number* in her extensive re1055, there at# still outstanding E each person participating dons-! Pertf!(r*' .1.l,' r_?elc£l,on* Panillion" (The Butterfly) by LaBands; Issued prior to 194A, with a ted a day'a pay. current value of more than f it bit* Thirteen other charities will re- v,rlie; Medley of Two Hymns, Sweet lion and earning even more Inter­ caivo check* a* a result ot the Hour of Prayer and Tho Lord's Prayer; Chopin's “ Fantasia Im­ est under the 10 year extension drive. promptu'1 ami "Nola” by Ze* Conprivilege which Congress granted In frry. For an encore, Miss Lee play­ 1931. ed “ Rumble Boogie" by Jack Flna Hie widely predicted stampede to FRA To Sponsor anil was accorded an ovation by cash War Ronds at lha close of the large group of Hotarlans, many Memorial Day hoi till tie* never occurred and In of whom were very piofuso In their the year* since IMS, the American praise for the artist and predlc. people have bought an added 943 Service Tomorrow Memorial Day service* will be lions for a bright musical future. billion worth, and since th* first The program was in charge of one Issued have cashed and spent held aboard th# tf.S. Naval Air for all sorts of long sought bene­ Rtattnn at Iwke Golden, Wednes­ Charlie MorrDon wlm Introduced fits, — some 152.9 billion of new day May 30, at lt'n .m . sponsored the little performer anil her father, cars, college educations, homes, by tho Fleet Reserve Association, well-known local railroad man. President William (Illll) lludi ex­ farms, huslncs ventures, vacs- Branch 147. tlnns, retirement comforts and still « Th* guest speakers will bo Cap­ pressed the thanks of tba club for own 937.9 billion mar* of the tain J. T, Blackburn, Coptnln the fine program Allyson presented and also thanked the Fond Commitbonds, llnlwrt W, Jackson, Lieutenant Ico for the fine provisions on the In 1932 the Treasury Introduced General (retired) J. C. Il’utchUnn, boal-trip last week. *. n('*' S*vlng* Bond for and Renator Douglas fUenatmm, Three new member* were pre­ tho alder Investor who wants to Mayor F, D. Rcntt, J. Ural ley Od- sented to the elub and will be collect his Interest income current­ ham, George Touhy, and Forrest Inducted, formally, later. They ly, Closely resembling the E Bond Drecktnrldge. were: Thomas S, McDonald, ab­ In othet respects, people have The public Is cordially Invited stractor; John A. Burton, archi­ bought more thin 93 billion of them to attend, tect and W. V, Roberts, M. lb, snd on May 1st held 92.913,245,000 Cardiologist, Refreshments will be served. of those as wall, to make a total of nearly 940 \ billion* of these two bond* which the nubile holds (Conllnaed on Fag* HU) Election Party Starts A t 7 o. m. Flection ratum* will ba haard tonight a t The Sanford Herald on West Flrat HL beginning at approxlmataly 7 p. m. Early return* ar# expected from all of th# prarlnrt* In Remlnola County, Voting ma* fhln** ara batng used through­ out th# county with th# exception ef th* four ematlar precinct*. Returns from tha local alaetlona will b* heard over a public! addraaa system Installed In th# front of Th# Sanford Herald offlca. Poll# will remain open until 7 p. m. tonight and raturns ara axpactad to begin coming in i Immediately after. -Voting In th# Bamlnol# Coun­ ty elections and runoff pri­ mary haa baan faltly light dur­ ing tha foornlng, However, there la axpactad • heavier voting In th# afternoon and evening hours. Officials Hear Ordinance Tha Clip ef Sanford, last n ig h t toon th# first step In granting the Florida Power v 1 Light Company a 30-year franchise. Hi# Brat reading of an ordU nance granting the innrhii* wan read following a preliminary ilia. curs Ion with Robert F. F in , pres­ ident of lha widespread |xiwcr or­ ganisation, A. B. Wright, vlceprcsldant of the company, and IL If, Coleman, Division .Manager, Second reading of tha ordinance will lake nhee at the fir-t m r-;. Ing of th* Board of Sanford City Commissioner* in June. Th« ordinance stipulated th a | the City will receive six par cenb of the grot* receipt* from power •<dd lo rasidente and commercial uskra wllhln tha limit* of ih* City of Sanford. Estimate of tha first year's revenus his been set a t spproxlmsltly 9M.OOO. However, other factor# enter Inlo the agreement reached last nlghl batwaan the Board of CRy Commissioners snd officials of th# Florida Power and Light Company, Fit#, president of lha company Mated "Due to tha fact (hat tha people of Sanford voted for a franchise In 1950, Florida Power and Light Company would pay 973.000 over and above the amount of lha flrat payment to the City.** U waa aitlmatad last nlghl that th* first check received by the City of Sanford would coma to 9107,000. . ,V m Motion to put Urn ordinance • • * £ * reading before tho «om. mlssioears waa mad* by Commls- L WIU __ w . sot. Volt on fho motion was unan­ imous fo favor ad (ba first read. Ing. On# of tha sGpulationa of tha contract with th* CRy requires that th# Florida Power and Light Compsny would purchase tha presanl electric motor* at ilia Municipal Water plant for 916,000 with which lha City would pur* chase new equipment. Standby Diesel operated equipment would b* leased by the power organisa­ tion for emergency use onty. Final raiding of (ha ordinsnea for passage will take plica on June 1), si 9 p. m. at th* next regular masting of th* Duard of City Commissioners i t which tlm a tha Florida Power and Light Company officials wilt be on hind when tho franchise lx granted. Tha meeting will be an open ona ■t which Ume cltiiena can voice their opinions of the impending franchise that will bring the City of Sanford an annual Income front the agreement of upward of lha 932,000, which was estimated a t the first year'* revenue for tha city. The franchise would be accepted Mw Florida Power and Light » .-iiipaiiy, iald Kite, 30 day* after tho (Inal reading of lha ordinance next month. President Fetes Executive Board Of Woman's Club By MARY FOWTXn D* R*ry — Mra. David RunkM president, entertained lha follow­ ing officer* and commutes chair, men of Ihe axccullv* board of the Plantation Estates Woman's Club recently at lha maw.'on home; Mr*. Arne Erickson, vlca president; Mr*. Arthur L. Will, gouie, secretary; and Mra, Eva. r#tt Wilte, corresponding w ere. U ry| committee chairmen, Mrs. Carl A, Rarthman, Mra. Charles C. Wagner, Mr*. Charles C. llcrt. ich, Mrs. Carroll D. Blackburn, Mrs. Frank Hnrtllne, M-> H ■* old Lynch, Mra. Horace J. Cotch. er, firs. Paul C. Fmetichcr, and Mra. Wallace F. Gabler. Fruit punch and dessert were served by Mra. Runkel during a discussion of programs and enter, talnment for the year of 1938-37. An open house lea and Christmas party, a man's night and monthly card partita ware promoted along with a year book and name cards to ba bought by Mra. Cairoll D. Blackburn, chairman of tha wel­ coming aommiltaav (A t LOCAL NEW* FAGE U S �mth> - _ _ _ _ _ _ ^ he attTTHW UNIQUE FLWQtt AND «m LBigae Bf Florida W urging the addition of 1,000 bMl Mdl to the v c u r io i Hoipltil at naan of by Bay Pinei and tha cmtabliih* r«.' men*. Of I vkterana hoipltil lit A. Ccht/al Flhrldi. :o* Reioiuilona aililng for these fa1 »n. cllttlea cllttle* ware adopted idoplad yesterday at the cloMng u n io n of a two-day cOhventiBrt, VA\OS.> .l» rff F , Kaight, I ftnlftr ItnIJr vie* domain domalaik ft. Tnompion, Hlali paymaiteri and the corttihinttlnti L o it i GilnMtttM, fchIMI • re f lap:i tit I W K f l * ' **■ Thera are no fur bearing seals) aaa| fur coirMi from ala Haiti. ^ g T O Nt7 ■ M R O rttJ ■AilV-jf A U TO LOANS Lowest Cost L PAYOR h iv in g AGEN1 ^ t a a - E r # >S j FUTHUHf Melscti flldr. Stanford PMMd 14H lit U S B u f o r 14 A m M c titlro y H H flTA TIfi fA R M lA it it id B iota etira th iu i a n y t t h i * C* fiiarg-iT - Msrwi i S ■" ” G truck In nrlM,l icn hr collidi'eiIt Is owk 43 Of front of him for a red light. Sllpo cut hla Wheel hard. In the ^hert swing, the c ib door flow open and he /oil cut. The left reer wheel Bf tho truck pained near him. Tha vohlclo e ire a m d over e cutb, rnmilled Into a traffic control liox end bnuherd beck lu ■mack Intd a P»Menger car. Koaarln de Mario, 30, of BrookIrn. driver of the lattdr c lr, Wes not injured. Neither weed two man T,f,ln* lit tha truck with Hlepo. K Slapo’a heidar, David gram approvad by tha National a frlthd, nuiatll u u trd Bureau provides for lh | MtabliattnlCfit Of four tltW UhlII •sid ssrfcss-rt.™ W i X , ’.■ ‘s " 1 “ """• ™ *wwK W M t 0"*"1 ruler • n rn .r.m aolha • ba« d « JlCkStMVHII. STARTS TOMORROW J ane Wyman Va n J ohnson U SeelAita liuHHtHmSint if li'e hmu 0Jfce-/dc*se«4/fr1f a * HOWARD I, I All, lUnaiNTRNDfelNT P, H, COLBERT, lUPERlNTteNDm HtawHo RMf. • P. 0, Bo* Itai O n eiH A K V / •R O U P / W IBHLV WRWMIUM / A O O I R I N T < g |R R g |tR ** P ontiac (Jcd ttd in a WILLIS PONTIAC i euittMHMAihr ttssam Mint mm------------------------------------ -- - ■■ �------------------- -----— jHgZKTY iw f Commencement W ill Be - Tuei. May 29, 1934 I’ngo J Radio-TV Highlights WAKJE frORUT, fff. c,, cn - the task of' pecking and shipping are following the college, Commencamant this aprlng will an entire college. Private truck* j There was no village of Wake be both an ending and a beginning era have been engaged to handle Forest before there was the colthe hauling, he said. lege. What, will bo left whan It Is to t Wake For*** College. Wben laniore receive their di­ “With a large number of haul- gone? fty CYNTHIA LOWRY p a rt of Ihs answer Is Southplomas on May Sl> the Baptist In* era working at it,' w# should be NEW YORK on — Did it evar ■Ututlon will end IQ years on the through la time for summer eastern Baptist Theological Sam- strike you at curious that, among school," ha explained. Inary, which will take over the magnolia-shaded campus here. hundreds of television announcers „ The magnoliaa which adorn the■campus and buildings. The semi- and newscaiters, so few are wom­ * # S_____ m m * r_____________ school classes_will be* iln on June 11 In a brand new 19 old campua In large numbers al- nary has been sharing the plant en? ........................................... - represented --------- - J a t the new 'since 1931 —J *1niuilon dollar"plant 110 milts west■*— ready are and — now *-------------has an enroll Certainly there are many wom­ loeation, Students look care of m«nt of MO students. It Is expect- en swabbing themselves with Up1if Winston-Salem. _ __________ that by transplanting a tiny teeded to expand rapidly with full use in the tf-day interval, the en< | sticks and unguents, and swabbing tire college — leavlng only tha J _ ling naar the chapel which ccn- of the property. 1 their floors with polKio* nnlirftiu andt and t a s I S V 1 ^ , '. , / T’’ f “ ‘ campus and the building—m utt tera the Winiton-Salem campus.i) Merchants look for a period or And there .ire women like ^ “ " ^ 1 , T .^ r be packed and transported to its ' Other ~ ‘ landmark! JB ( "*" also may make economic adjustment to the loi> Wcmly Barrie ami Betty Furness | W T. ' *. ■*» * • cbw home. All college furniture the trip. Mambara of tha claaa of of Wake Forest’s approximately expert promoters cer* V A , 1909 Ctavo announced plana to 1,500 students. Jake Hartafield, a and equipment and the household tain specialised products with ap. I ■ V. ■ belongings of some 90 faculty transfer a granite arch, their gilt college graduate and chamber of , peal to women viewers. !■ ........ ■ ............... ........................---------------------■ to the college and a fixture on tha commerce secretary, Is leading But for the most part, sates- FOUR ENLISTED MEN stationed at tha Sanford Naval Air SU* old campus. effort! to attract an Industry manship on television is left to tlon, received their advancement In rale certificate! recently. ReIntangibles of tradition and as- which might help fill the gap. men. In fact you often come reiving their advancement In rating certificate! front Cdr. H. 0. aoclatlona will be transferred, The move Is reminiscent of the across a man making an effective Cotee, U8N, Executive Officer of Sanford Naval Air Station, are too, according to college officials, boost another North Carolina tu­ pilch fix a strictly.for-wtmen *n •’•shit 11. (n) Alicia, advanced to Bollerman 2nd Claaa, T. product. tn) Millln, Aviation Electronlra Technician 2nd claaa, M. R. MeTh«r„-, Arthur Cmlfr.v t,r mr Ubrath, Air Controlinan, 2nd ctaaa, and J. D. Howden, Air Controlample. who wamlero through £ r "“ *’ N«vy) fcmlnlna world of cake mlxca and apparently, why men are more shortage of convincing salaam en. ; home permanents. And, leal for­ tunately, Red Barber sitting be­ popular as television salesmen "There just isn’t enough good side a can of shortening bravely and they don't come under the talent," was one down-to-earto exhorting the little woman to race heading of theory, line la th* feme!* explanation. out and buy some. The predominant use of the male for salea promotion Is no accident but a result of consider­ able discussion through the years. While many advertising men will confess they don’t understandwomen, Including their wives, a number of them have been telling me why TV salesmanship remain* primarily a man's world, A COUXOE prot haa written work banch, tool chest, atepU’a beet.use women want it that a book In which ho revaale that Uddar, snow ahovel and lawn way, the boys Insist. th a n a n 77 different ways to mower. 8«*ma he’a planning tn '•Woman,” explain* one Import­ cuae. Only 777 He’a ntvar bean start a Don’t - Do • I t . Yourself ant agency vice president ' don't around a newspaper office whan movement. like to have other women lecture a Una of typo fata Itself printed to them.” Ots hit tsair to tngland Soviet •TO *X1t tuwp eptadn “ Woman feel that men are lh« Premier ffulgemw srUi be sur­ t i l expert*.’’ say* another agency rounded by I f bodyguard*. Can't Zadoh Dumkopf fa worMwf on executive. "Whoa they hear a At oufesMite Mocklna to humsn- bo much o/ a sight-acting trip. • man'* voice approving a product I I I NJm Aa eoya tt Hope briefly at — whether If* the way a woman Day and night collars for dog* t» at m. and » pt m. {or an “otf looks after using it or It* quality ora offered by ■ Now York *hop. —they have a tendency to believe Wanda* If tha evening |ek* tome him." template with white tlef . 9meri Brtttah woman o n tpeil"Men'* voices are better," de­ I I I k g * new eeUfuro called the clare! a third. "They carry more During their sojourn In Egypt ^bvnnyHitl.j^ leund* like ■ pretty a Chlneae ballet troupe, now on authority. They amtaln better, and don’t weaken aa they go a culture tour, will etudy the art Your Color Headquarter* t I f along." of belly-dancing. Confucius prob­ The man at tha next daak kn- ably would say: “Hava no stom­ "Ever heinl of that old thing aeuaoea he’a offering for sals hie ach tor such ahiaanlganatr called icx?" Inquire* a fourth, Thor* still ara other reasons, ARMOUR’S STAR Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G ME! Who!*-Half, Shank or Butt Portion ARMOUR’S CHOICE WITH ORDER moving job, la not dismayed a t f I TALL CANS by Behert A Areng bLB. ■ VELDA ALL FLAVORS CREAM * Hew la X-iwy Helpful* ' Did you aver wonder just hew tha rxdlologlat during hie x-ray examination can determine when your ulcer haa heeled or your freo■tura may be ready la walk on? ’ Thsrs a probably aa organ la the body that thla physician spe­ cialist c a n t UU aomathlng about by hla x-ray axarnlnatlon and hla interpretation of the lllma ho makaa for diagnosis, except the pancreas end the liver proper. >cvan the bile duet system of the liver can be teen, connecting to the gall bladder. (One thing that en x-ray examination may help him And la gall stone*.) itiarmleeo chemical*, auch aa th* 'familiar barium cocktail, that a n epaqu* to x-rays. These chemicals, pending on thair nature, con­ centrate In whichever part of th* body may be under study. Or somithnes in trt gases are used .Instead a* th* “contrast madlum." For to the radiologist the x-ray film la a record of densities. a j^hadpwgrabb ibowtng th* varying Aolldlty of the given tissues. Bonte ahow up moat prominently. I From h«ad to toe, dlagnoatla radiology can throw light on diaerdara that might otharwlaa stay mysterious. Thase could be slnua Infection* or brsla tumors, hiddan cavities in the teeth or even hid­ den teeth, a “bubble" In a blood vrsMl called an aneurysm, irreg- w ew i. If you're In th# market for a new truck, you can Mart your "ihopplng tour” right on this page! The salesman thown here is pointing out modern fealurei that ineretue efficiency on tha job BORDEN’S EVAPORATED and give you more truck for your dollars. So take a moment to follow him around in this on-paper demon- atration. 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'* R E E : THIS WEEK E K E I ANOTHER GOOD USED CAR LOADED WITH GROCERIES "THERE'S A GOOD TIME COMING." a M ( A u th o r's u .n te b e l u w i ® * Bach day raitarch Chem­ ist* and Physicians are learn­ ing mora about your body. New radio actlv* laotopai enable them to trace tha action of modiclnaa *« that aoon tha affact of any drug on avary part of your body will be exactly known. Th# day la not too far dis­ tant whan every diagnosis will be positive and treatment will always be th* tpeclfi* beet way to overcome each particular d liana *• Whan that “Good Tlm*e" arrives, we will eontinut, a* wa da now, to doaaly cooparat* with you# Physician by always carrying a complete nock of the medicines ha may wian to preacriba. TO U C H TO N DRUG CO . LIBBY’S APPLE & CHERRY WMCKCH for Ball-Gear steering 1 V A T C H for m o d tro ghort-itrokt Vft'a Modem Ball-Gear steering, featured tn all Chevrolet Tux-Foree trucki, makee your job easier at every turn! In thli precision steering gear, acona of fftlishtd steal balls minimise steering friction. There's a new VS-eilher standard or optional at axlr* coit-for tvtrp model. They're compact, efficient engines, too-tha leaden in their taapcctivs classes for horscpowcr-pcr-pouhdi You'll find modem features everywhere! For example^ then are famous Chevrolet high-compression 6’s-lhe world’* most popular truck engines! A great new 5-speed transmission, optional at extra cost, handle! tough jobs with ease in a wide range of models. New Triple-Torque tandem options for heavy-duty truck* hike G.V.W.’i up to 32,000 lbs. . . , G.C.W.’a up to 30,000 lbs. Certainly, there are many things that point up Chevrolet truck modernity . . . many reason* why anyUiing less than Chevy is an oid-faxhioned trucki FLORIDA GOLD BLENDED ORANGE —& GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 4 " 29c �I n T oifS I rii-Jt/' i r e r ii L D A ttf ii s| t vfCfejvin ■M ng __Py MW l»*w*0N _ b.lplnj bind (ma U aek P a . NEW YORK JU-Traffle la briak Copper, which only a »hort tlm# today oa tha two-way atraat of back waa raaehing tha hlfhaat of business. any cl tha metala, la m w sinking Going down the atraat ara tha h ,f k, auto and appliance lnduatrlaa, the Itoal acrap prlcaa alao ware cut maker* of farm machinery, »nd thia week, tha fourth lima la May. aome of nonfarroua matal producs ie,l industry leader* report era. that order* are allpptng for fome Going up are the oil and coal type* of ateel, although demand 1* producer*, tha aircraft maker*, still good for a number of other machine tool companies, nonrcsl- producers, dantlal construction and tha elec- Vacatloaa, hot weather, and sagtrle power Industry. Ing demand may pull ateel producBunding on the comer are a tton thia aummer down by 10 te number of lnduitrlea, notably IS per cent. But moat of them are iteeL confident of a rebound In the fall. And while tha trader* In stocks All of their predictions, however, try to make tip their mind* about carry a big question mark: Will all this, price* aag In dull mar- thara be a steal strike thia surakata. merT Layoff* in tha aute industry have But therVa Iota of tunehln* on reaehad a volume that lead* tha tha other aide of tha slraot. Loadgovarnmsot to declare four of the era in the oU Industry are revlaprtnelpal center* "labor surplus Ing thsir sitim ales of demand for ■reae," which entitle* them to a their product*. The fconomy aa I f i f Successful Frankly, It lookk' is if someone should The Sanford N m l Air Station «n taka tha bull by tha horns and start out on T„ ^BBtatpk th at folks in Sanford should follow. a ’eamptign similar to tha Sanford Naval V..« . T han Is so doubt that with the number } . i t personnel stattoned hare at tha local Air Station’s endeavor. By doing ao tho pre­ -»41aval Air Station, tha program they hava cedent would be set, such as has been done dnltiatad waa a trtrasndoua luccess avan there. To Captain Robert W. Jackson and him though, thsy thomeelves, cat an avan high* ' and w an la soma manner a bit digap. entire staff, wa muat aay "thank you for a Job well dona.” And wa must add that each pointed th at tha *oal waa not reached. Wa think that thalr example Is heart- and every man who took part in tha Na S Charities Drive Joined in a nobla deed that should be duplicated In many places—espedaily In the City of Sanford. The deep Interest the Navy Men have shown In tha charltlas of their temporary home Is commendable. We’deeply appreciate, and we feel that this Is speaking for many of Sanford’a citi­ zens, the part the Navy haa played In tha civic Ufa of Sanford and Seminole County. Those in Sanford who hava been attempt­ ing to inaugurate a Community Cheat or sums such similar drive, should follow tha example of our Navy people who hava been so successful in taking part In tha charities of our City. W E * * « LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Time To Face Problems Now that the noise of the election Is Th* Herald over end our high offices In Seminoln Coun- 8*n,0,d> *1*., ty have been filled, It la time thnt w# get down to the real problems that confront us „ D ^ s this past weak, w o r n ,r Tho Sonford Wa Art not pointing to any particular both a* Damocrat* and supporter* problem that has to b# aolved—neither ara *f Diet Kafauver. we pointing to any particular person or former Oovemor Millard c*ldg ro u p Of persons. W«U repeatedly propagated Ihs Herald g ro u p u i Innuendo that Banalor Kafauver perils In the future. With kindest regards, we a n Sincerely, Coya Knutson, Member of Conase, Sth Dtltriet, MlnnesoU t . Sisk, Member of Congrasa, Uth District, California U. 0. Bumilda, Mamhar of Con* grot*, Sth District, West Vir­ ginia Wayn* L Hays, Member at Con­ gress, Uth District of Ohio Charles Vanik, Mamhar of Con­ grats, Mat District Ohio Latter R. Johnson, Member of Congress, »th District, Wiscon­ sin George M. Rhode*, Member of Congrasa, 14th District Penn. John E. Pogtriy, Member of Congress, and District, R. L cent above lest yosr, and com­ panies with foreign market* and resources expaet to do 10 par cant mom bualnew abroad. Julian E. Tobey, presldart *f Appalachian Coal Inc., say* th n coal Industry la on the climb atm will continue so for Mini time to come. The Edison Electric Institute reports that aloetric power produc­ tion la nin&lhg I I per eent ahead of laat year. A number of the major Anerican aircraft manufacturer* have order backlogs awelled by the rush of airlines ham and abroad te get ready for tha Jet age. m Corporation* big and little r A lull *t*i* contains ewly IJ aalerio* - • ■■ «,J*t you all th* haalth-Wsjldjn* P'***"'JLnswt and vlismlns el wt>ol* milk plus £ £ “ Sww. A! Suy at vwu. UM or them Iordan’s tor ispulsr home d«li»*ry. The U.S. “auto laundry" indus­ try takes in 110 million dollar* a year. Tuaaday May 29,1868 TODAY’* Rini.K VtiRRK When Ha bath triad ma I ihali coma forth aa gold. Job 28’10—Job did Juit thnt. Tha aaana of tha atery of Job U laid In tha anat, probably Sumer. Job wn> first to any X know that my Radaamar livetb, and that Ha ihali atand up upon tha earth. Evan tha Radaamar had to paaa through fiery triala. Wa should bear up undar thara. M« MONTI, Calif. <M —When oka M a n n . a la-year-old track river, moved brio a Waller pack iera be teld the erase owner, "I’S lav* • Urge ant Brins with aae * Tito court owner wee agveeiMe It tgn Mate hat he caBed tha sherWa S n Un yariardny nod eons(lined S a t M a n tra ' "eat" urned m t ta he an Smeath-oM ifrisaa Ban named King. ta li egleerv Xfcg rtdee GRADUATE n * dspntiea patted the animal and said aa long as Xing is friendif tfwrs'a nothing they can do im u ■ Seven U.8L Presidents, Jackson, Polk, Buchanan, Arthur, McKlaley. Wilson and Truman were ef Irish daseant, — - ■ India np o rie U million dellars worth of aaahew nut* n year. , , Now and k college, for business, for trnval, for home. ’53 DeSoto Bpotlaaa wagon, one owner Htr.. EioaUant WW Tima, kept (his in perfect eondl* One owner kept thia tike tlon, new. Your Car or Down Your Car or Down BnL 188.00 monthly B*t Wl-TI monthly lingerie 1 delightful to wear A to own! She never haa too many slips, panties, gowns, and pajamas . . . for ^ Hal. 180.11 monthly Ranch-wagon, WW Tire. ^ •tm M ta r f-Door Sadnn Ia_ mileage. Ta.> Automatic Low Thisa la .a Tutona Traaaj#^paint, Bf n«jj0 A she loven pretty So eaay to earn for, so lovely to look at, so Prapara for Indooroutdoor living 1 *54 Ford forever DUST P R OO F. . . WONT STAIN DENT PROOF . . , FIRE SAFE WONT SHRINK OR STRETCH NEVER NEEDS PAINTING Strongest Scroon f m Ever Madt ! ! SLIP . . . . . . I H “Thane man knew P in t Chaleo Can1* KRNU - CUFF - ART otban from 8-M PETTISKIRT . 1.08 other* from 2.88 CiU ”83M , Th# Lumber Number For Sudden Service « * W. Third f t San fort PANTIES . . . X4B otban from I N IHORT1E OOWNI A PAJAMAS tnm LH �V S/tU • t Mill M. Stamper, Eighth Grade Graduate, Honored Mri HettieMeNamaraToRetire Afty 42 Years Of Teaching Mitt Mlrty StkmftW, who U in Saminol! ... County ___ Soepil*! will telghlh gtade graduate,JM» fklW addHH th! tflHHftf k b i t 42 j r t t i of teaching (hit Jun* « Mio. Hettia McNam art wilt HUM from bar pro* f*t*lon. SoHl h » . 10, ISM I t Longwriod, which wa* than in Orange CbohtW H ti. McNamara studied add took a taachaH examination and itaHad Uachtni at tha i | i of kivkntkkn. Mar first job was at ta tv ln ttoil w h in aha had ona sirl h her pupil, Eahlasttc n« it irrma tha girl Was two years older than her loach**. Mrs. McNamara, than Ml** Hattla Arnett, has taught rour y itra In S t John'* County, then m Ordhga on0 In Lakft County, dha Ih BrtVarii, dhe Ih hagler, nix S+Rf’Ptffti R ttJhl! KINDERGARTEN CLARA, under the teaching trad add ohk-hitf Ift Volullg bhd 25 of MH. 0 . K. Goff, pHstnlrd a program recently at which left 4then and one-half In Seminole County. tw am f-fodr of th**o ykatx ha*a bkkn hi t.yhmii School Whkrd ih i la now employed. lit IftlB-lft aha lift the teaching profession and wotkid In in ofHi* Ift Jacksonville ahd In Titustill*. While In Titusville she was Mrs. 0, K. Goffs' Stepping bfferdd a Joh as filing clsrk In Washington. D.C. In 1029 she reJim Hawkins, graduating sen­ Stones Kindergarten cliss held ttim id to her real life work, ior from Bemlnole High School, Its final program at tha First teaching, Mrs. McNamara received In wa» honored by Mrs. Herbert Baptist Church Friday morning. A large erowd of parents and '35 a Normal Diploma from the Behrens and Mrs, Gerald Behrens diversity of Florida and In at their home. friends Webb on hand to ski the 1810 USC from Stetson In DeSwimming, hamburger frying children dressed is characters Land. und dalidng were enjoyed by the from a Story Book and Mother Bha hold* a Ufa first certifi- group of seniors. Gooie Land. rata, a life graduate State and Room* throughout the home, The. first -part uofl . the . . program . . . Professional and has 155 college carriod the theme colnre of orlm-1w-aa deyotcrl to singing songs ICcredits, compauled oh the plana hy Mr*. June 21, 1013 she married the son and while and favors wera It. T. Humphrey. They Included pulled from an oversized diploma lata Jbhti 0. McNamara of Miami. "We’re All lu Our Places," “ Prayer Song." "Song ol The Mrs. McNhmara now lives In of crimson. Those Invited to attend the af­ Bohln," "Thrre t.lttln Ducks." I.ongwood with her m o t h e r . She ha* one slltbr, Mr*. U. (1. Erk- fair wete the honorer, Nancy "Frog Ih Hie Well." "Faith, Hope lex of Oroee and a hnlf hrother, Travnos, Bob Mitchell, Sura and Charity," "l Witnt To Woko Jacobson, Brantley Hchlranl, Lin­ Up lit Tho Morning," " b rt tins Itarry J. Cramer of Sanford, Mrs, McNamara say* "although da tfmith, Gene lines, Kaye Jen­ Sun Shino In,’* and "When We working for an tdUratlon and kins, Ernie Morris, Nancy Rich- Salute The Rrd White end Blylc." Annoutteer for the second part teaching has been a long hard , Bp|*< Mjilbp Byrd, Bobbie CrutchJob" that she feels thoro nro field, David Galloway, Elaine of the program was Dunne VlhHoward Allred, Jolih Urn. Tho chlhlren depleted the many compensations- the love of Mims, children, respect of parent* feel­ Clarke, Freddie Behrens, Victor following character* and nnlmala: ing!. that ona Is helping others Hawkins and Mr. ami Mrs. Gerald Goldilocks, Paula D'Amicot The Three Bears, Ilrure Bchlrard, forni thoro Worthwhile hlblts, Behrens, Margie Gaines and Kathy Todd; and to become belter cltltens eo i.lttle Jack Horner, Chuck Brant­ that thty will ha "more worthy ley; Mary Had a Little Lamb, to itve In n great county and Patsy Collins Is Jackie Angel; Robin Hood, David thelk Social life will he more White, Wayne Hardin, Donnie satisfying," are among the fac­ Peted Recently Chorpening and Sidney Loyd; tor* gratifying to teachers. Bed Riding Hood, CynJee Morri­ Her hobbles are crocheting, In Smith Home son; Little llu Prep, Cyndee fishing end working in a garden Miss Patsy Collins whose mat- Kennedy; Three Little Kituhs, aha feels that ibe will kkop rlagn to Eugene Kstriilgo Ilf, will Vlkl Mills, Debbie Howland, usy after leaving school. Slid be 4h event of June Id, was rk- sura Ann liemlcrton and Carrie Will b i l l mofe time to vlilt rftpUft given a Kitchen Showir fatehett. with her friends, read am! keep by Mr*. Murlce N. Smith in her house, homo on W. lfith Street. Kho "wishes to thank her Bed and white gladioli and demlhft friend*, for all tho help roratlnmi were used throughout they hove given her and to pay the home to rarry mil tho kitchen tribute to htr mother, Mrs. L. theme. | Cramer, who ha* been her con In the dining room the serving stout helper ihd Inspiration." table was over-laid With a red Schedule for Miss Myrtle Wil­ and white checkered rloth ami son, Home Demonstration Agent centered with n lovely bouquet of Huy 30-June 8 is u* follows; red and white gladioli. May 31—Sanford Home Demon­ The honoree was presented a stration Club will meet at the Council Center, kill E. SRth flt.; to Dr. Roy It. bunn of Richmond corsage of a “choro girl" sur­ make blindages, pads, etc for the rounded by nlaslle measuring Hill, (Is., visited the Bev. and Mrs. gaily Cancer Clinic. Center will tie open Stoilo Saturday. Dr. sp o o n s and tied with Perry ■/ ni !1 ». m. Sandwich Itineh. red bow. P«nn is a major in thn Army;, C1,lnr?d Much comment was mad* on „ ’,unsrl I—EkwcssUw. Board of Dental Corp ahd was a parish loner Of the l(4v. Stone’s at Bus 1ihe unique Invitation, that the Hom. Dkmon'tra Ion County ConnI hostess rent to tho guests. They c!l will meet et I’M ft. m at th* itllvllle, Arki were in the form of ......... . of l,'B 1,1 U,B L,," rl. Mlsa Martha Owen Is home spoons tied with bright rlbhorts bouse, Lake Monroe Home RolnnriSlra* . from the Florida State Univer­ and tho invitation In green ink Iti tlot» Club will m**t *t the Ittnrh sity, Taliahatsek, for th* summ­ the hollow part of the spoon. room at Lake Monro* school *t er holiday*. Rhl h n Just complatMrs. Edward Cold aaslsted the 7 :Si) p. in. f'.r It * orkshou to make ed h*r sephoinOrs year there. hostess In serving the guests bandages, pads, elc for the Cancer will, delicious refreshment*. The Mr. and Mr*. J. M. Hllneclnh- honoree was presented her gifts Clinic. June 4—Sewing group of tho er relumed hoine after spending thk halt lD days visiting relatives In an old fashlen wash tub tied Homo Demonstration Club* will with big red and whlta bows. meat at the Council Canter, 401 L\ in Tknhtisei. Those attending tha avint with 2fith SL, at I:fl0 a. m. Mis* Grace Marie Sllneclpher Miss Collins wera her mothet, June 8— Cminrli Chorus wBI has Just completed her sophomore Mrs. A, I,. Col|ini, Mra, 1. E. meet at 0;30 a, m for practice year at Maryville College, Mary- Eitrldge, Mrs. Nancy Dobbins, at tho Center. trill*, T*hn. and a e e o m p a l n e d Mr*. Wiley, Mrs. Mary J»n* Ccrrini1-- r 'i , , will meet *t 4r ftartiilk, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Flynt, Mr*. Edward Gold, Mr». Bemlnol# High School a t 7;30 p. llnkelphcr hoihe. Georgia Ball and Mri, Middleton., m. m am - a a a i t ★ MRS. H t t tt E McHAMARA Garden Nook BY SADIE B. CUT th a Sanford Gstdfn Club of r . p . at c . Thli bilng the final gardening irtltla of this season wa shall *lva you What fcdviek wa httt for Ctfdan ckH through tha lummir. Al #* hike I4ld before mulch­ ing It enk of dur blggkst hide Id keeping our bada cool ahd moist, and trl restraining nediatodeg as will since they prefer sol) thst Is dfft ahd Virftt. The expected rains and Summer heat will serve to keep he ih t of our gardens much of tha tjme, so wa should g«t our nlahting In otdir as.sooit os possible. Many i f iuf anhibi and tra it make excessive growth which should h i controlled by moderSife to heavy pHinlng, It le adllsabio a t time* to Bm oH whole btahehee of too-thlck shrubs rather than tha usdli tutting back of tips, Dow hinging branches of trees msy h i rtntbvfcl to let more light and Ilf intft the shrubbery or lawm Shift! bft shrub* of aialciii camellias and any other that hava put out lanky branches. Use these pruning* for cutting! which should do well In f liti of pest, builders sand and godd soil. Bl aura to have good drainage In tha flat or you will bo In for trottbll WhSh the heavy ralhs come. Place In shado until growth Itstts Whih they may be glvtn sun gradually, Azaleit In piHIctilkr make good cutting now that the tip growlh I* half hardened. Gerbera seel may be planted In flats or can* at above, gathering the dandelion-ilk* fluffy heads as thsy matura and removing tha plump seeds with thslr "para­ chutes" attached, Much M the fluff (jokl ftot contiln seeds, and must suet U d licit did. Plant thkie sews about oft 4 quarter iheh the loll deep or insert in the |oL In ih upright position until Only thi parachute remains above ground, wfiien aipiH IkiHtI Id southern « ideally. Fresh seeds gtrmlnata In 4 very few days and milt thin be given liquid plant food occasion­ ally ftftd fttoVkd Ihto larger contalneti I t theft become crowded. HeftiftVo eftlht blooms from roses, stoksslas etc. to Ihcourage further blooming. Cut b4ck tiidft annuals, delphinium, larkspur, ntlfljfdiai,, ftktuttla* end phlox and they will put out new growth and flower*. If you wist. wish **>*• sown aesd allow a fewr pplanta of teh M46ftl t f bb ol (lowera to ttntbf* . *#*di. By pullIn* bp evkrft plant of phlox or petunlaa that »how ad Uftlft ma­ genta color before they can eted you can Mtaln tha wanted elaar plnke, reds or whlWs year after year and many new tolofl 4hit forma •» well. Dq Hot fttbhe Wept myrtle un til Hkwefihg la faHf but do re m4V* tna Iplfit flower h ttd s and new growth will also flowsr. Tift plneh ehryssnthsmums, dahlias and polnsettlas frsquently to produce bushy p lintl. Flrtllisa thsm and also all btllbt, tubs a n at* (*«c4pt thkta that navi yellowed 4Hd goM dormant,) Inchldlftf Kuril Orchids, Blood lilies (Haemanthui,) Lily of tha Nila (Agapanthua), Christmas and Orchid cactus. Orchid cactus a r t day blooming varlatlss of Eptphrllum and coma l« tkanf rich cOlofa of IlkV Irf whltH lait for 4«vsral daya Ihd mska •wntle hoUta plaftta whlfaas tho h l|h t blooming ones last but a d4ft, PRINCIPAL TO BE HONORED I . ¥ n ». Retiring printlftal, R.'* *1 link High School, will Sanford Junlhk ba honored bf tM P-TA with * xecsption at tha Yacht Club f f t a | until 10 p. m Friday night, Mr. True Js rstltlrif Ifta t I t years of service to tha acbools. FublM u tordkaUft invited. i ■'+, Thk M ta 4t t i ! f M M # f? ifal Urfan Church , xriil hava DmIf Monthly D U l r fctetU f Ih t U Fellowship Hall a t 7:6o p ja , rtiftft M. W41F, AdMBUIMA* *1 ★ ★ by Mr. and Mrs, H. E. Morris and son, Ernie, Saturday afternoon with a swim' and ski party i t (he MQ Ranch near OitMti. th k i» l klitkfnatkt of Maftft met at tha Stamper home 4t 1P<0 Loctltt Ind were greeted by ibe hohoree, her mothtf, Mrs. W, tt. Blsmper and her irandttother, Mr*. George Welle. The gunU left In ear* for thk ranch and upon arrival #«ht swimming and skiing In lha iakk, We-chtwa-Yai Ernie Instructed the girls In ski­ ing throughout the afternoon as­ sisted by Dickie Rotmtrke. At Ihe close of the afternoon of water sports, "Sanple’ Waa blown on the Ranch Bttglo etttnchild tertksertled a charabtir or animal front • story book hr nut. mnnlng the girls to tho unique cook hdutk, Whert thk Htund . (try. rhymi. (Photo by JAInekori) tables were decorated with raschft contalntri holding red gerahlum 1. llnrbeebo ort bunt, cheese am! S e v e ra l P a rtie i rracker*, potato chips, pltklks, frosted ftuneh dtlnk, ice cteatn G iv e n R e c e n tly rone* arid rookies were skived to the Ilieatl; B y M rs* R o u m llla t Mis* Marla Mencmlez, a gradu­ The hditt were atslsted In itn r. Lillie Boy nitie, Phillip Whitate of Hishup Barry School In jhg by Mr*. Steriipir arid Mr*. loti; tlanskl and Gretel, Knnblo OHando, was honored-guest at a Wells. The hnhoree was presented Westbrook and Sidney Park; party given by Mrs. V. K .! vYith a novel tnlrilatuhs stage Alice In Wonderland, Joan fthaf- Roumlllat Monday afternoon. roach bearing a gdest tertlfleal* Michael riekuleff also a grad­ hf two weeks ranthlng at th* f*r| Old King Colo, Greg Carl­ '■MQ" thii June for tb* Olrt'a itston; Little Miss Miiffett, Kathryn uate of the same school shsro.1 Hon. Young; Davy Crockett, David honor* with Ml*s Mehemlet, Aftkr supfter the ilr ti enjoyed Guests with honoree* Included Lowe, Tommy Rollins, Jamie hiking sround the lake te an Shaffer, David Richards and Mis* Marlv Cariieron, Ml*s Hatr- abandoned hlde-tmt where some Mitt Ellzahlth Brnc# Andsrton; Polly and Sukty ieit Redding In "Polly Put The Kettle On," Woodruff, Mis* Story Tahner, mtilaw* had eimped sent* year* ago. Mary F.ltiabeth Person end flnn- Mr*. Elsie Menmde*, Mrs, Louisa Sanchez and Michael Plckleff. Those invited to enjoy the after, dra Perkins; Mother, t’lhdis AdMrs. Roumlllat also entertained noon of fun with MU* Bumper ■me; Jack and Jill, Larry Smith and Mary Margaret Reynold*; recontlv honoring Mk, end Mrs. wero Bonnie Btofr*r, Rickie Co*, Rrlor Rosebud, .Mary Jacquelyh Dean Snavely, IK* former Edna Yoonse Tile, Kathjr Carlos, Fay* Hampton; Mistress Mary tjultu M ‘ "eU ahd for Ml*s Clalke Nnri, Judy Brown, Judy Herron, Nordinh:! nntl Phil Zlnlenln who Linda Parker, Bat burn Thomas, Contrerv. Mary Lillian l.effter; will bp mo tried thin-sdny morning Sharon llnrvlsh, Juno Osborno, Snow White, Margaret 1'airell; lit All Bonis Crtthnllo Church. Faye Burner, Dim Drew, Key The Dwarfs, Sieve EasteLUy and Ivey, F rincts Strickland Marilyn If''-.f ,.tr*ll,{, r ,'1®"! r *,n* 'Vendey a rich gingerbread makes n McDaniel, Ilian Aiken, Janet and Tinker BeH, Rra.l Holllngs- wonderful dMlert when served Glenn, Bobble Munson, Jem worth, Sheralynn Williams ami hoi with Stewed apples and whip. Southward, Mr. and Mrs. Stemper, Bay rorgutdn. pH tTeahi. Mr. and Mr*. Vella, Billy Stem. SK I -------- ~ : ★ ★ w Jim Hawkins Kindergarten Class Presents June Graduate Program In Baptist Church Is Honored H IhtaHIt coheehthif tM Re*pitat* Wane buftlil bt ttafttlM L . Pavia will give a Haiti) m tkk Woman’* ClUb ktiHUif at ItU p. a . WEDNMDA t Thg Girl Bcdttti Ml! MH M Flrtt PreshJrUrlin ChftHh SI 2; SO ft. |n. the M ldiW 14k ilk find,e m ndui be eondueUd bft R if , A. 0. Mb* innls, Pastor 6f V, i m _i»H*bft* terlan Church 4 l 1:30 ft.tfl. Tha Chancel Choi* wtt| 4k* hearse a t . ,^trst Presbyteries Church at 7:30 p.m. Tha Junior Choir Mil t akeMe i at First Baftttzt Church d | l i t ! ft.tn. Dr. W. P. Brooka Jr, will M the InldwHt Fink Baptist Chutth (n * s M f front tha Book ef Acta ft* 7tSC ft.th. U n ilE D A f The Semlnoia County UlaUtifs 111 Association will meek i t i l t f l p. m. at Semlnoia High. The Training Union wiii 4pen* ter • revered dish (upper at First Bafttlsk Ckttrek a t iiM p ,m ., ! t BtlS ft.fri. Council at Flrtt Baptist QMftt Mel ifIn DkhU Kilt Hid tile lift* list Ttalrilhft Uhtbh WkHtUP ft* WAY th k Junldr R1|h F-TA t t l l M r* 4 teckftildh tttf fc. *; Tt i t , i0* tiring pHhdftali »t the Yafehl Club frdih 8 to lb ft. ift. sAftHtiftAf The Cattle Msmjrlti. d a ta , Methodist Cburck have a covered dish *•*]« I* Rlnlfcy Hall from 5:80 I ” __Baby silUro aroArUU m SI jiet\ Dickie RtmntrH, H i. Morris ahd Ernie* E Miss Myrtles Schedule (p&AAonah i i . gaily detted poUehed kettoo Is ^ e e k lto U GRADUATION SPECIALS A H ore washable. 25% TRADE-IN ON ELGIN ■Wa t c h e s FOR ANY OLD WATCH Hi b . bright block.print kottotl wtlh pCnnsnsni pleat trim. Blsea 8 ID 1A • Many. Models & Styles From Which To f m . E. KADER, Jeweler 112 So. P » r k A y *. Qthtr Bhirtiy le t Younj Junlan from |8.8J, • 't'vH m Ph. 2S t-W i 0 IW -fb W EDNESDAY TTL NOON ■stssaaikAeA *------------- W M .. , ■‘i ., r. *.•»!*' .1, ■„ i •9 it �p ^ w t o ^ L t ^ 'j r g p r ^ t . V . h R i n d n i l n t a t i r f t ,M M n n g B j E i f . r 1 ^ 1 Charter To Th# mM tiilr mMtInf of Sanford's Cub Seoul Pack Too « U condurtad on tbo orenfng of May 14 i t tin Flret Metbodlit Church. Highlight* worn tbo boy*» hobo •kits, end tbo v b lt of Ralph Smith, field reproeentativo of the Central Florida Council of !!••/ Women's (Toll Aeraeblfcm ln ovooi Soturdaf night ijrfalr Inn Country Club. hH i Um mlnlelur* grain* with f la t* marble telle, golfer, made f t Pipe eleaner*, sand Irak* and Sooutt, N i t golf rlube were need to Tbo opening and rioting core* •irtM rta the banquet table*. Drift* menlo« were led by Den d, while weed, forming a , tree, with vine, Den 14 bad the W fbeit den at* Hhtsd bolding a plaet'j gulf hell tendance count Den 10 took the . and need* surrounding the tree honor* for appearence at Inepce* trktlk designating rough, stood on lion. All of the ehlte reflected the the bar. Beautiful arrangements hoys' pleaeure In their work on the poet month’* ‘'Hobo**" theme. of'kind* and mum* were placed toNughout the club room*. THIRD DRAM! BTC DENTS from Wnecrect School Inspect on# of the station flretrneki during thalr Kapectally effective were the homemade muilcal instrument* In HU*bands and gueeU of lh* Visit aboard Sanford Naval Air Station, recently. (Official- Photo, U. 8. Navy) (balkheri were welcomed by Mr*. the bobe band. , a .*, • i a «♦ Cubmaetar Ted Wlltleme an* As to tho •: mall nr personal eontacta be* aUMad WhU then expmeeed her aynounced that tha committee bad C enter;, tween th* public and the Florida •N atation la eemMlttee chairmen operating personnel, Zanel* stat­ dacided to continue all Pack Ten commerlcal firm*. l i e :their lOoperatlen during the function* throughout the rammer. Dubllclty, promotional and ad* ed that discussion of certain Hovqtvtr, . uniform* will not he MB*. I (rantinned Pram Peg* 1) amplification* of It* eervlce* and i.M jfadeannaPoulki Dephy ehalr* her of Mtaahlmitun rei.unl* are vartlilng work for this area will coordination with Florida Htata requited at Peek meeting*, due be handled by the Center and Tourism, Agriculture and Indus­ to the heat, and tharefora in* 'Mn*r wae iieleted by Mr*. Adame now perwenenlly living there. MA1 l i r a Andrew Carraway in | The rapid growth of. tommunl* Decenary office and desk apace try programs must he completed.1speclion# will be tempo rparlly sue •Warding•price* to wlnnori in. the tie* of permanent homes, eueh as le needed for such ectlvftlee. Ther* Is alio desired Integral pended. Achievement awards will dwMA.1__ . . I . Pl-4 tl*«*a#a>ll f *_ M____________ 4_• -. Further reception and desk apaff l o w i n g tQUroamcnti, Dot Powell D( Bary, I* typical of what Lhas cooperation with th# activities continue, and th# committee emHandicap, Utah Championship and b*«n happening throughout th* U required for retirement conn* of lh* Dad* County advertising phaslase that a Cub may not re* Hairy Wive*. 1 *ntlr« Slat* of Florida, A# tha selling service for th* public, which hee been pursuing an In* reive an award without hli parfra n k Meban# Jr., manager o f , publle bMom*« more mor* end ami mor# mot* Presently, the Wellington offlie tensive promotional, program for snt or guardian In attendance, Did" Mayfair Irin, ititrodueed by aware of th* kindly climate, un- of Plantation Estate* ha* been the Oreatar Miami Induatrlal i At th* next committee meeting Mr*. Adams, thanked the eiio-j**c*||*<| recreational facllllD* and furnishing counselling and Infor­ area, Th* eumpletlon of th* re* on June II at the First Methodist station for their aasistanc* In Industrial posslbllltiss of Florida, mation a* a pro-goodwill public rent Florida political campaigns church, parents of boys desiring has delayed review of operating t 0 join tha Pack may apply for help with tha PDA! Tournament this third fa*t*«t growing Htata aervlce, 1ft IMS and asked fee their #«*•, will undoubtedly assume flret Zanela estimate* there qiltl be procedures r.nd flt*t# agency eo* rfg |,tr*tlon. At the earn* time, •••ration ■again Ift Dee. of M* place In th# Increasing rU# of on display and available thous* ort nation with Oovafflor URoy lh t eommltte. wilt declda whether Mibane ata« stated that the M«n * population. To glva thin Increase and* of plcturla! brochure* for *A d r a r tb to ^ T " l) e « li£ ^"c * °r RUM Teumameht will be held In |mpstue th* Htata Stiver* every en* of the Florid* hotel* Jtata mate Advertising and Develop* (atlon for th* June 2A Pack meet* flMfard l» ^#M ;*nd expreieed hie tlaln^ and Development Commls* and motals, which will require ad. In tsres^ailT7ti*"!hs' . u m . s 'V I h S ln»; , Th‘ ’ 'V ' ™ } ' •oelro h i, a#eur* the Womens *|on( thw Oreatar Miami Industrl* dlllunal .pace to that which will project. Conference work in Tal* fra,n,nf cl*»* for Gub leaden haa I t a l f Touittamont thu same year. | a| |nt#rw«t«, manufacturing en- be devoted to the Informational ^ Tha peatrafti_WM then turned. twrpriaoo throughout the Stale maerlal and displays of the local Shasass, Miami, and othsr Florl,I, ‘ **ae• la MJfe.Oeelta Heard wlvo #n<j the local Ctiemlwrs of Com* Chamber of Commerce end the dll#* Is ichsdulsd at an oarly i H.lnh flmlth ft^out fl.Id renrc■lata where lh# surveys and prs-* , P, , . 1.1 1 . Mp. , •*Md ae Mletree* of Ceremonies‘m |rff hAVt .ecelsrated their pro* various Htata publication*. trm r . i l £ ! 'l Flnslly, reception #nd de.k paratary work of Zansls wllMw In v#r*e ferm for lwo ehlte. The lurormallcnal and pro* reviewed by the Governor, (he ll# 1«« charter, ren.W.d annurl* P . l ''P a ^ ta lm * ' , « motional actlvltle*. On. communl* spar* I* ncccsSary for th* ressr. i K »*• Carl F r - r - t t fur Pack Ten. ■ nMr I'nlntkn has even extend- ration services .which will b. ' Director of th . Dado County Ad Ha then Issued Scout membership *>"* Director of th* card* to all committeemen and WjjMaltF t 11 Never Waite Ag*'n *,| th* offer of free land for new furnished for the Florida tlu.et Htate Development Commission, women, and complimented the I'ulustrlil and rnmmerinl euler. Industry, air, rail, and hu* lines, ot,'»r '" ‘*r«t#d parties, Pack on their growth and enthus­ Bujfd W fu ll’i M fl* K i n HlS* n f |l a l Tie- rnm lhif IVaiMruftoli rental ear se rvlfe' snTsIgMeceing rhirge In t h e r.anla* said that display and ad* MttMtbsm and Mr*. R u., #l Wilson ' |( t |rK, of (h, pro­ tours at no . verlislng material on hand and iasm. f)lx new Bobcats were Inducted development public, ami o n 'a non-profit inop­ pressure of Flnrlda Interests fur «"• gres.lv. .pint of develop JLImjp d r Iff ill in *Mira Yourivlf« » ia n j . mi 1*1ig* % which erative basis for the Florida en­ an early opening ha* been ac­ Into th* Pack by Woodrow Cash, . CotafertabU". Tha Second skit w.a *■" , , n ■ ' V Interest th* >,'‘hVr secretary. They wors Mlchasl Gal* In 1Florl- terprises, lie says that suitable cumulated at an amatlng rat*. locations have finally beSn found « » n ’i version of ladle, playing I Jj" |[ I J " 7 m Iw d The officer, personnel and 1- * u.i.i t s SI* In th* preparatory work for In the vicinity nf IBIh and It equipment of Plantation (Mate* | or Florida advantages may be tha Florida Center /.anda said Streets, N. W. end that Iraie ar­ In Washington have been mada directed to that office. Thera U that ronsldvrahls tfforl and lime rangement* will he completed a* available a* temporary head­ now available, without charge, has been spent In locating good soon as the final opening details quarter* for tha Florida Center. Informational brochures of th* ere completed. (Price) Heard. Ann (Andy) Carreeenlral faellllle*. Tha scop# of To Illustrate the Industrial Pending the formal opening of the .State Tourism, Agriculture and ttOaLs. Ulsa I t a * ^ introduced*hi t* I Die projacl requires that apace ho growth of Florida, the office and Flnrlda Center Informational re­ Industry program, and of many 4 ^ * M e ! l f i ! £ t a f f i m e n i ' ^ l l ' b l . for projection for tho reeepllnn furniture and all de- quest* from th* public or other of th* ieadlog Chambers of Com­ parties Interested In th* Center merce of Florida. T L im a n Mw i « n ^ u .tld T ^ t U ' * * * • nf *hf «'l«r ami roratlve motifs for the Center will a , b e . ‘ *««nd films which the flute of ha of Florida design and produc­ 'S L * ° ! ! i ? man a«H h a tln l a . T M da ha. mada of th* public tion, In Ihl* ratpeet, for aahltdt badv •’Putt” the shoe back on*for H<ete •'"! National park*, and and decoration, th# St. Augustine S ’ llM J S Mr” Jim Z k . r ' * » hA f-lfW film, which are de* Chamber of Commerce aid) the Bt|j %itg w i r ft* Inaan MitliUd i(rid to hi in o m for rlorhU ('enter ha* Invited the art group Mrt. M ^letar s with th l to n lta J I m ,"< *n'1 •n»#rprls#a. As an as* of Kt, Augustine to participate WA ^ th . tila ra m Mm Adams " " P 1*' h* said, Plantallan Estates It 1* planned tha Center will maintain permanent exhibits and banded tha gavel over lo'Mro. R. $•« » 40*_T'l*“1f _1ho* 0f W. Herron, ln*eoming president, homes, clubhouse, beach, boat sale* display, for th* products who then Introduced her officer# harbor and other fenturss of of many of the art. hobby ami hnmerreft Industrie* now being for 1IB0-BT as follhwn Vies Presi­ Pe Itery which could he seen et conducted by the Increasing the renter. dent, Mrs, Karl lllggsnbothami number of retliee* now living In Further spec# I* neressery for Recording Secretary, Mrs, L'liarlss Meats) Treasurer, Mrs. Andrew floor, rOUnltr, wall and r«<* til'- b'Dii-Ptn. With the Increasing Interest In Marsh | Curreepondlng Secretary, play of the ware* and product* Fbu Ida advantages fur reilreP LA N S and aamplea uf Florida mami* Mra. Augusta Kussslt Member* ment, varallun.' and industrial facturer* and Industrie*. While •hip Chairman, Mra, Fred Per* [ ID IA f purpose- the Washington offices hknei Tournament Chairman, Mrs. It I* not probable direct sales to nf Florida Cnnui easmen and the public will he mad# by Cen­ Crawfordi Assistant, Mrs. Prlea M A T IR IA L S Senators have been deluged with llaanli Publicity, Mr*. H. K. Ring) ter personnel, personel service diversified request* for Informa­ .Handicap Chairman, Mra. T. F. will h« furnished the public In tion which have diverted their ■SirDanielt Aielitant, Mr*. (Isne referring their Interest, Informa­ busy office staff* from their Wa w o n ! f* h a lf y a u . . . h a lf yaw aalaxt Wltaeli Entartalnment Chairman tion requests, and arranging for necessary and busy political lh a b a i l m a fa rta la U r lh a |a b , g lv a 1 Mra. Jamea Parker; Trophy Chair* | duties. The legislators are un­ tnkn, Mr*. John Ivey; Rule* Chair- Cntndr, and Mrs, Itoyd Weber, animously welcoming Ihl* cen­ • i i l i t a n i a a n h a w H'a Wana. C a n il4 a r man, Mlsa KHen DeUat Ex-Officio, Mrs. Andrew Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. tralised Information office to and aaa aama a l lha thlnga fa bwlM th a t vMr*. Rosa Adams. time WlUel, Ml*» Kllen Itelta, which they may refer Inquiries will m ake yawr Mrs. John Crawford, Entertain- end Mr. and Mr*. Charles inoom. for specialised Information. ‘ WPint Chairman was In rharga of . ihs program and decorations. Enjoying the gala affair were; Mrs. Adams, Mr, and Mr*. Rsy Herron, Mr, and Mri, Frank MeON OUR luine, Mlsa Cecils Heard and Kirby •U M fT Fite, Mra, Jeanna Pouta, Mr. eml lire. F. 1). flrott, Mr. and Mrs. II. PU N K. Ring, Mr. and Mr*. Fred Per­ kins, Miss Dot Powell, Comdr. and RAKRF.TR 1 Mrs. W. II. Rwlnson, Comdr. and Mra. Jamea Parkar, Mr. and Mra. .Andrew Carraway, Mr. and Mra. RO SE T R E L L IS John Ivey, Mr. and Mri. Rusrell Complala Whether your garden b ' Wilson, Mr. arid Mra. Earl Hlggen* large ar small II can be Imtham, Mr. and Mr*. Prlea beautified with climbing Mix Ifearil, Mr. and Mr*. Charles rosaa supported by a fan Meeks, Mr*. John Crawford, Mr. C'rmanl and Mr*. Hugh Whelchcl, Mr. r nd j trellis. Mr*. W. K. McRobvrts, Mr. and f , Mra. Carmen Inch, Mr, and Mr*. t flaorg* Nicely, Mr. and Mr*. E. A. Martin, Mr. and Mr*. Ed Port­ er, Mr. and Mr*. K, C. Hayrtan, B U N IT E D ATUDENTfl from tho third grad* of th* Pinw rari School tnepert see of the station flrotrneka dur­ ing their rlslt aboard 8anford Naval Air Station recently. (Official Photo, U. ■> Navy) Stenstrom Speaks In Melbourne Senator Douglas Stenstrom waa la Melbourne for the Melbourne principal apeaket a t the Inetalla* Junior 'Chamber of Commerce, fC o a ilu e l from pagu One) , ltU of * fie e n of. ae a reservo against future needs Uon ceremony laat Saturday night wbra th# ^ or aspirations. flc tally took over. Florida’s stak* in this vast hoard boride which were bought in other The affair waa hald a t the Mat* of liquid reserves la conservatively parti of the country and which Bourne Country Club. may likely bo supplying tha com­ estimated by Treasury spokesmen at more than $500 million. If Flori­ forts of ratlrameot to thalr laglon dian* have cashed their bonds In of owner* now. Legal Notice It is unquestioned that the Flor­ the same ratio as In other parti ida economy has already been the i.x thw c o tm r o r tmw c o v v T f of the country their present hold­ JIUUR, SCMMOLM COl'Nrt. ings would b* worth R513 million. beneficiary of tha proceed* of sav­ WLimiUA It I* assumed, rather, that the ing* In savings bonds to tha tuna . IV rItl>HATI) M l K .I 1 I . > | rapid Influx of new residents to of hundrtda of millions of dollar* IT KATH UL'.VKKU UcLAULl.V, which have been invested In Flor­ Florida In the last decade ha* I>.r# j«r L a brought a goodly store of saving* ida homes, businesses and vaca­ To All Cr»dllor* sod Pertoas Havings ■ tions. Seminole Countlana over the Keiatei You and asch of vou ar* htrsbv years hav* accounted for their pro­ rts s n t #any »r ^ Gregory Heath, Lowell Jef* rata share of both purchase* and ■otlrlsd and r»qulr«d to uursssnt /ordl n„-lnev I *nov ilohbv claims and demand, which hlc von. nf j, m»y h#vt __ may have asulnri holdings. They have bought during •Ithsr uf« .yuu. . . . tilw ts of KATH pUNKKIt Ale. « i i . r the IS year* IS,M3,300 of E Bonds LIhasu L i n , dVcsaasd, Tats of i . l j Cub( rtec|v|n|t owarj* fr„m tv. and have added since June 1, 1933 Countv. to ths Counts Judas or Hein* Inals County, Florida, at hit of offlc* " • * ^ " " F L“k*j Linn 1113,000 of purchases of Series II In tho euurl houss of sold Countv at H*nford,' Hanford, Florid*,'' Florid*, with!»wVigilt within Ronds. W. A. Patrick, County ^ V * " ' 1 c ,d ArT ! , monih* from th* llmt nf I*".’ Dear b*dg*| Slavs Hlllncr, Savings Bond Chairman, estimates rsUndar ihs flrat publication of thla aotlra. ' Volf n »nr)V Sheppard, a minimum valuation of |3,11S,000 Kach claim or d#mtnd shall b* In Wolf badge; Jeff Williams, S.r- on the Series E and H Savings wrltlna. and ahall stats tlia nla, s v(c, lU r( 811vfr Arrow. 0enrK, Ronds In the hands of county rati* or raaldanra and poit offlos *ddr«»a nf th* claimant, and thill b* (worn to by tha claimant, hla agent, nf Towell, Gold Arrow; Larry Fllton, [ dents. itorasv. and anv auoh claim or de­ Sarvlre Star; Rill Hill, Donnor I "Thl* backlog of liquid reserve* ■ mand not io filed shall b* void. Ilanrv MrtAulln Jr. Stripe: Carl Smith, Dcnner Stripe, can go a long way in auaUlnlng I.aon V ic to r U cL aiill* Assistant Renner; and Assistant u* locally In the event of possible A« Ktfcnlori of tho Last Win a n d T s . l a m l n t of Danner Stripe* to Tommy Dohna, though unexpected economic ra• K A T K U U N K E R Mcl.Atll.IM. Uary Grail and Pat Hall. I verses," he added. darea*ad BUICK SPECIALS LUMBER CO SPECIAL MONEY-SAVING O FFER ) We are offering various makes, models, years, at reduced prices. Here is your chance to buy a better than average car below aver­ age price. Check and Compare! You will agree that NICHOLSON BUICK USED CARS are the best money can buy. 'l l Ply mouth Sedan. Good Motor ___ ’HO Pontiac flrdanet Radi. “ Heater; llydramatlc; Heat Covere 595. $250. w m im R A fltndebaker 4 Dr. 4 Cyl'nH-r fl-<t«n, Ftark ftniih. Good Tire*. Real Covert, Good mechanical Condltifip __ IT— — T- Rakk Special Srdanct New greeit palat. Seat Covers, Dyne flaw. Radio, Other Buick Aecee* Mri#*. Good mechanical Condition ______ _______ •alck Special 4 Doer -dan i, Geod Tire#, Dyaaflew, Oth* #r Bulrk Acreoaorlc*. lioed Mackaaical Cradltlan $295. J395. $450. S A N D BOX ■TARTS TONIflRT ■TARTS til* •wewTwrti emrar" ■ SECOND rRATURI They’re morneGwdf That mean* they etlrk to your oven, kltrhea cabinet*—eiiy Iron or steel sum fee*. Or hint these colorful, hcedlypodded mitts by their bandy loops. Perfect for kKchee and cook-outel ' TANK ARVANTAil of Royal Crown’* big, «ow*v*Mft'nv offer today I Buy a carton of new hC, Oat acquainted with thia figA/er, frtthtr cola. That'a all wa aak. Then aend two RG botUa eapa (or cap* from Nehl or rar*T*rak flavor*) and only 504 in coin to RC, Bos 15*A, Brooklyn 1. N. Y. Your magnatirad ov*n mitu will b* mailed promptly. Ordar now—auppliaa tn tim iud! K 'rry child bra* a sand hew Knvr t* build PEG B O A R D Beautiful and utiiltar tun. PLYW OOD F.xtenor and Inter* lor t< pea. All aland, ard plya. *’ a r panel* Catalina, Rlue 51 Peallac F<n'ah. Good Whlia Will Urea, Seat Cavern, Hjaramalic. Radio. Healer. Other Pontiac Acce— rta*. rood mechanical ceodltloa Dtmanaion l.a m b c r gultabla apeel** and grade for every pur- V I Bnlch Sedaoei. Cl*aa, *■ Fallr Equipped. Djo- aflew,; Radk die A Heater. $595. $695. V S Rnlck 4 Door Rood* w® i* .,|* - H*Aan fCu«* tom Built) Two Tone finish l*-hi and "-h t hi,,... Practically naw While Wall lir*e. Heat Cover*. Dynaflow. Radio Heater, Other Batch Arcesaortea. Low Mileage ___ t- — ____ _ $1095. K 9 Mercery Monterey “Hardlop", Two tone Light gray end medium green. Good Ttron, Two Too* Grc#n Leather Up* holatary Mere • O • Metis Drive. Radio, Heater. Oth­ er Mercery Accessorise. Good Mechanical Caudit!an $1095. 1 4 Dodg* Cocnnet Dlplo* “ mat “Herdtop**, Twn Tom Whit* nnd Rltw. Good Ttrca, Nylon nphobtary with bather trim, Radley Heater, Other Dodge Ac***aorica. Good Mochanlcal Condition -------------------- *1095. V | Chavrobi X Dr. Sodan W Two Tom Gray and Green flnlah, Good Ti*»a, Sent Covere. Fewer GUda, Radio, Heater, Uthcr Chev­ rolet Accessories. Low Mil­ eage ... ...,. ■............ Ch*vrol*t | Dr. Sedan Two Tom Gray and Blue Kinbh, Gond Tire*. New Nylon Son! Cover* trimmed with hint bather. Radio, Heater, Other Chev­ rolet Accessories. Law MIN s a g o ------------ ----- -------- $1295. $1595. ■ akk Specbl HardTop t A hsnaUfnl. *r, fall* oqi *di Dynaflow, Radi. Heater. Ready to Go! : *2675. NICHOLSON BUICK SALESROOM OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 210 So. Magnolia Ave. Phone �Prevent fire# by clean­ ing up rubbish, garden plots and burning inflam* * « mable matter. Check .. "-•* wir­ ing and roofs. Clean-Up front and back yards, get paper, sticks, metal, leaves and all refuse picked up and burned. Mother nature does her part in bringing beauty to our community every spring. But the transforma­ tion isn't complete unlcs 3 we clean-up, paint-up, fix­ Mayor Scott declared May 28 to June 2, Clean­ up, Fix-up, Palnt-up Week in City of Sanford. Paint and repair your I In a proclamation, issued today. Mayor Scott home where needed, inside calta attention to Ihn fact thnt each year at thia time, Sanford citizen* renew their pledge to keep their home.* epic and apnn in n year 'round effort to attract more friends and neighbors to our community. and out ue of your property. Mayor Scott, in the proclamation said-' St ' all do our part. It’s a chal­ and shrubs add beauty. A wellplanned garden can be pro- homes, gardens, and businesses, I hereby proclaim and set aside the week of May fitble as wel as beautiful. 28 to Juno 2 is Clean-up. Fix-up, Paint-up Week in lenge for every man, worn* Flowers WHEREAS, the people of Sanford are cognizant of the need for an annual refurbishing of * their be proud of! It will be, if we your yard. up week, and * our community one we can a n d landscape WHEREAS, the City of Sanford each year sets aside a week to observe ns Clean-up, Pix-up, Paint- and property. Let’s make improve­ ments will increase the val­ Plant up and plant-up our homes New Alleys and vacant lots the City of Sanford, Florida. • should be weed and rubbish an and child to do his part and help our t o w n w i d e F. D. Scott. Mayor Official of repair should be wreck­ Seal Spring Clean-Up Week. free. Structures not worthy ed /• f e a g f e ;V SVw2i;I14<v - lira • • .*• •. ■ * ■»r•• • . **; ♦ �1 --- m ••>!, 1 ? $4 % ‘ J; t *■■' r J y VSwm L e t Fence S tyle F it Your Home PENCES, like everything el T eenneetad with the »<*■ There’s No Substitute S For Good Sized Rooms By DAVID O. B A U U T 8 U Anoctaled Preao Real Ifta U Editor ’ HOUSE PLAN should bo Judged on two fundamental!, room slit* and room arrangement All other detail! a n of aecondary Importance, Picture windows, window wall), (tiding glass doors, fireplace! *n<KbulR-ln can opener) will not compenial# for skimpy rooms grouped with no re card.for convenience, — *- tend to have " Jin*- coils _ rictTve Influence on room _ , J U r the market be* %came glutted with two-bedroom home* and growing families w o n checkmated - by limited budget*, many homo buyers • the mistake of compro* on imaller room* in or* have a greater number rooms. This nas resulted in aoaatant annoyance* with cluttared homes and eerioui, Irapair- How You Can To*# Any Houso Plan A A STUIIED TO« In the (dark may be blamed on tho architect. tended to Increase .usable floor space In bedrooms, but they cell for more wall space than e swinging door. Each bedroom with a closet needs two doors, one for tha closet end one for room with entrance Each btdii eds_ a wineross ventilation neei dow on each of two walls. Houses with three bedrooms need more than one bathroom. ■The additional cost of e powder room is far less than the loss of marketability of a house with­ out it,” says the Review of the a n have neognuad Society of Residential Appralsam and hava worked _ Tw _ full bathrooms are fiTMTCH your leqi to |udge tho _ era. preferable for a house of three of a room. or four bedrooms and a fourbedroom house usually needs i urns under So 10 feet often seems modest minimum of ilk baths. A d l seams that in too length of ■ living room, vided, split or eorapartmentad bathroom often solves the. prob­ for lem of duplicating this expenslve room to build and equip. _____ . u much of a riant in bedrooms. Heads of Two lavatories often ease the margin as poiilbt* above mini* ds, dressers, dressing table*, morning rush to prepare for requirements. awrem* bureaus or other chests of work or school. drawer) need wall space, can* The Living Eeom | A family Dining Ri How big should % living room ot block windows or closet oori. A bedside Uble for lamp A honeymoon cottage or two* b it has become almost a xtroom retirement nous* can Tho relnli .v r: else can ba fl|* and dock in every bedroom. mum din* w ed out on tna basis of msble must beds need about 13 feet, ng __ _ area_ of 10_ §qUJ square feet—4 ante* naadtd around each piece 3 Twin inches of wall spaca to allow by” 10, for Instance. But the min n rru n u tu rt. for walking spaco around tha imum dining space that Is spec* beds and a table between them. fled loday Ifor a three-bedroom ““ * A double bed needs 8 feet, • ..ouse is 110 square feet. This _j front.of your inches ___ _of unbroken wall ip ' means that a dining 10 by ___ out your lege to a Sides of beds ahould be at least 11 feet is regarded asroom tho small* bla ppitur* for relax­ 3 to 3 foet from walls or other ast tolerable for-a family ing the book ahead of furniture. Stubbed toes In tha Even In this space youhouse. may i|. Now }{}• dark ero the penally for violat­ And It crowded with a buffet or ing this rule. sideboard against the wall and The creation of extra wall seated around the how much ipae# is apace in bedrooms by using six . persona say _ table. Experts . y that r comfort In front of shoulder-high strip windows has dining dining room furniture calls for ••eh easy chair. not‘ worked out as anticipated. a minimum of 8 feat In ‘ width ou will probably find that People sleeping under sucli win in a dining alcove, or 100 feet for dlitanca.il a t le n t .4 Vk feet dowt found It Impossible to a room in which soma space Is rom tha waU, Allow tho aemn open them above their heads alloWsd for circulation. More balance from the optxnllo wall because of tho cold and Iniur space is needed for entertaining. [you have S feet. If your leg* ance companies frowned on The Modem Kitchen are stretched out beside a coffee mortgages when no easy esca table, the table will add at least from fire was available w;% Additional eating accnmmo 4 more inches. In order for n high windows. dationa for alx parsons are rec­ person to walk between two Gliding closet doors have ommended for the modern kilch men sprawled out in this fash­ ion, a passage way of at least 2 feet, 8 Inches should bo al­ lowed* There you have a total of 13 feet as a minimum between! walls—and you probably don't want your furniture against the wall, so the minimum width be­ comes greater. Now figure the number of parsons who wilt uso your liv­ ing room at one time—members of the family, relatives, friends. Parties can be exceptions, nlncc •its sit on the floor will givi you an r______ tha length of this oot, 8-lnch minimum width loom. Remember that a three-sea ta la crowded when occuplei more tT___ hban r two byr rnora .... .person*. •• televUtop set needs not only wall space, but comforte,.. comfortable ;ure toward'It. Ditto for a flrepli ____ . _____ lice, A piano calls for even more ipace. w in ­ dows, radiators and registers limit furniture placement. Ta­ bles and table limps, reading lamps will ba nttdsi auvih: K S »• •» “ -w tjajtai en of ■ three or four-bedroom house. The breakfast nook or anack bar may become the most used dining area In the house. Family living habits have sounded the knell for tho kitch ensile. S e t years there, w u i trend away from tho big am comforUble kitchen of urand ma'a house (where there was roam even for a rocking chair) Perhaps modern equipment — the dishwasher, the electric sink, refrigerator end food freeier, built-in wall oven—had some­ thing to do with reversing that ml. Nonetheless,_ today people tret_____r_____ loilil on kitchens big enough to fling » cat. “ Usable cabinet .space should be counted, only when It to withfeet from the floor. Space you can't reach U out of bounds. Cabinets abovo a range or re frlgerator are extra and not counted In minimum reachable storage spaca. For a three-bedroom bouse, 24 linear feet of kitchen cabinet space is considered a minimum. Counter space of 8 to 8 Unaar feet is a minimum for a house of any slza. Moat people prefr ifer tha kilch en sink to be pine aced under a _____________ window to allowa aview 1 of out­ door play areas for children and ) TAKE advantage of the BiinEnatural color tonas of wood nlAnrtlnH inlifior decor A* Rtalnlesa steel remrs out of the kIIrhrn to bring new bcantr Into your living room. Thlo lorrlr rwktall table, ehoitn in o noliirnl wslnul finish, adds a gtamuroua mile la jour furnUhlnss. Tho lop, of course, 1* ataln and heal resists nt so that spilled liquids need not double sou again. (Harltaio-Henrcdun). INTEREST IN INTEREST “Consumers never know what Interest rales they're paying and couldn't euro less,*' says James Downs, Jr,, of the Heal Estate Research Corp., Chicago. "H’e how much a month on tho In­ stallment plan tha, dictate! Johnny bring* in a friend to use the bathroom. a 4.i.’S fb ttA fla S ! Pop bring* wood in for the fireplace. 5. Johnny cute hie finger and run* for the medicine cabinet in the bathroom. 6. Pop, working on tha car in tho garage, need* some­ thing out of a pocket In a suit Ln_ln# bedroom cloeet. INCOMFATntI,E FAINTS Oil bait and latex paints can't ho mlxeti together. Olt pnli’t if soluble In lurpcnlino or mintval spirits; latex In water. Oil and water do not mi*. ATLANTA man bought lot on a curving street in a subdivision where front­ ages averaged 70 feet and lots extended some 330 feet in depth. Ha built a house with­ out having engineers check on his boundaries. After tha housa was completed, ha found that he had used the front corner* of hit lot and the rear corners of (ho ad­ joining lot In placing tha noma. Oath his mortgage and title were in Jeopardy, with (he house being too close to his real boundary. He was required to buy the adjoining lot. decree F. Anderson, legal expert of the National Asm. of Real Estate Boards, in cit­ ing this case, observed: “Not to get a survey before build­ ing is nearly always a pitfall. The man was lucky to be able to buy tho adjoining lot, a* I a t n in assume, at reasonable price. This situation Is a perfect setup for extortion.” may aerve aa a background for flow tn or vine*. or aa a separa­ tio n between the aery Ice a n a and the yard, the vagatabl* gar­ den and the flower garden, or tho chlldnn'a play a m and the m l of tho grounda. A fonco also can aerten your yard from objectionable view* TJF M X t t m v t c . xr came* 4a aara la tha dining 0. Tha dry eleaner arrive* elth Pop’s Sunday su it firmly around tho j Proper nailing i Use aluminum or ^our pencilled lines have made your living room look Ilka a tracer map of Time* .Square, you have a good plan. N u. to admit ■ maximum a l day­ light for kitchen chorea. . An outside Ida door door, from tha kitchen to tho aendoe yai J&* conventenoa. a If important ror lavatory near this Mar and •cent to tho kitchen U provided In tha beet ,pldan*. _ A cellar entrance ahould be provided off this service vestibule, or In homes without basements, this la the place for the laundry, lalon for - - exhaust Provision has. become standard In kitchens because of tha toward open planning, kitchen* are open to living areas end tho housewife can anJoy tha party or TV. Bathroom 'Elgvafor* |For Children Why a Now Survey Is Alw ays Important Woron fence*, angled board •croono and paneled fence* are winning wide favor. Tho rooaona for a fonco a n many. II may bo designed to hoop out Intrudon, to keen chil­ dren or pete In, or for backyard privacy. It eaa bo mod to odd balance to tho architecture of M whan FIT the house to the family. K Each Wood Has Its Own Coloring T E— S T the room arrange­ 1 ment mini of any house plea la t h i s ---------Take is tracings _______ raw line* through a_ pencil the house to show the path traveled In aach of these in­ cident* In family life; 1. Johnny come* to break­ fast and then goes out to fence* continue to hold t Popularity, hut tho Woo Pino Awn, which compi more than 100 m v mill* lumber producer*. reports growing trend toward tx lance* of various Individual bathroom "elevator" for to help them reach the avatory and laam good ha «ablt* in personal hygiene can be fashloned by '* the home handyman in noma handyma ‘ the form of ■ stool step ladd ladder. itool st*D Covering such a itool with over piecas of rubber Ule melees the "elevator” slip resistant and easy to keep clean. Any bright colors of rubber tila make these little ladders cheerful accents in the bathroom. The material is easy to cut with a sharp knife and can be secured permanent­ ly to the stool with tho asm# adhtslve used for floor covering. Sta Way* re Pay warn r s m u r a went to pert with the prlee In ene lump eum. there ere six way* mental Heatin uatries Bureau, (1) v Your -* bank will make e lew Interest lean on proper aaeurityi (I) Your dealer may be aWa.te t e time pa payments; (.We to arran arrange (I) Your mortgage may be refi­ nanced t (4) An open-end mort­ gage may ba extended without in­ creasing monthly pdymentsj (S) Open-end mortgage* often allow for „email Increase* ■ ^ - In * Install­ ments; (8) The FHA will Insure a loan lor homo Improvement, PUT rk N C I UN LINE Don't guess about your bound ary line in putting up e fence jiavSHffW TUW (fence 1* art In from your prop erty line and no correction l made for IS or 30 years, th, land outside of the fence ma< be forfeited and may cause till* trouble In any future u le . AIFHALT TILE TIT Asphalt tile la a tough flooi ■overing. It will wear almost forwar in average household uso tu t ramambar It will dlslnteirato quickly If oil, greaa# oi u r pen tine la spilled on It, Wipe to such substances quickly. chill of a cola wain ^ w a W ^ r t p X u pigmented U*E FOB OOFVEB CAN* whan After eh. S ; a coffee can In which eveifljel drlppingi will fa ll A clew eaa. la handy for clean in g b n u h m ia M AICO HEARING AIDS Brand New Hearing All on the Ear—or worn aa a Barette—or aa Eyeglaig Hearing Aid—All 4 Translator Alda. Chooso your wgy to Hear, wear it any way you like. Aida n* ell types, ninny f ’.ide!* from ¥> ounce up. lat­ est models — priced to fit your budget. Terms I f d*-J Hired. Audiometer test without charge. SANFORD — Wo ar* nt Miller Radio & Appliance Co* on Friday of each week 0 to 12. See Miller lor batteric*. Service on all type nldit, cords, batteries, Repairs. ORLANDO HEARING CENTER Garland 0. and Thomu 3. Smith 513 Fla. Nnt'l Bank Bidf t Phono 3-3516 Orlando Nights and holidays call Orlando 2-4487 t 56 — ihsL lim n fa p a in t u p ,-fix . up) AREA OF LATTICES ■ To estimate tho surface of lat­ tice work for flouring the amount of paint needed, measure tha front area and multiply by 4. Ion or csblnet finishing, you TAKE IE EROM ONE WHO KNOWS for Casting Beauty in a paint that resists outside elements y e t perm its between walt moisture to escape, you absolutely cannot beat it,.-. Finance those needed Home Repair* with a low-cost-FHA repair loan—No Dowd Payment— up to 36 m o n t h i to repay. Your loan can cover both material and labor. You need not be i depositor to Uke advantage of this economical way to repair your home. An FHA Loan will pay for the following repairs and many others. ow to Estimate ardwood Flooring K ^ iM IU T ^ fJ U M O O A IL r i To figure the numbir of feet tof hardwood flooring needed for n room, (ho Maple Flooring Manufacturers Ann, m om panda thli proeodurn l fin d tho numbor of square reel of floor space to bo covorod end odd tho following percent­ er** depending on th* lac* width of (ho flooring: For tho popular alaudard faco width of 2U Inchci, add S3 Vi par cent! for iVk-lnch widthi, add SO por conti for 3l&ch width), add STIk por cant An additional 3 to S per cant ahould bo tacked on to tho total to allow for customary waato In Insulation Caulking [] New roof Exlofulon) Plastering f] Built-In-future* Install attio f u Floor rinlaklng Siding and trim Termlto control Concrete work ri f] [] [] ] Homo workahop Remodel rooms Add now rooms Garage Repairs Additional bath [] H [] [] [] [] [] [] [] Painting H Outside walk [ j Plum bing Wiring Chimney repairs Valleya and gutters Porch and Walk, and driven Fftudatka repair* PAINT & GLASS 2515 S. Park Av«. , Ph "Everything to I’alat Anything' FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFOR0 MEHBER F .D .L C �; A Paint Job '■ptlE QUICKEST war to eitiI mate the amount of pHint needed to paint your house is to measure the distance around the house, multipy by the height of the house, without deducting for window* and doors, and then di­ vide bv the number of *quare feet which can be covered by ope gallon of paint. A gailen of primer for a first lo l I* supposed to cover IBS square Teel of frame siding— clapboards. One galldn for a sec­ ond coat Will spread to 540 square feel. A gallon for a third coat should cover flAO tquere feel. Those figure* ate for brush apnllcation. Experts agree that several thin eoats of paint will look belter and last longer than a le.sor number of heavy coals. Your Money s Worth , The smartest economy I* to use a high quality paint at all lime*. Cheap paint may looki good at first, but It can chalk and’ wa:h away too fait, or chip and peel A good paint i* formulated to provide a tough and durable Him that itill can "breathe." as *h-> painter* tall it. The reason no deduction 14. made for windows and doors.l unless they have an area of more than 100 square feet each. I* that these opening* will be canceled out by (he arras add^d by board edges, eaves and other Irregu­ lar iti«~ Dormer windows protruding from a roof are quickly figured a* adding 100 square reel each, regardless of their width*. Figuring Oabla Area* A pltin gable at the end of a pitched roof Is figured by multi­ plying the width at tha eaves line by the height from gable base to peek end dividing by 1. A gothic gable, like the type commonly used on bams, Dutch colonial house* and tha Ilka, is figured tha same sray at a plain gable end then 50 per cent Is added. A gambrel gable, lower than the gothic, ealla for an ad­ dition of only 55 per cent Envea are not figured #-•>#• mlcly unless the overhang t* t foot or more. For projecting beams under an overhang, dou­ ble the area. If you plan to paint the trim the same color ai the wall* no special figuring I* needed iinc#| the windows and doors were not deducted for the total area. When more than one coat la be­ ing used, the first eoat for the trim also een be the same a»’ used on the rest of the house, flood practice, however, usually rails for tinting the under ennt for trim to approximately the finish color for perfect coverage. The amount of paint needed for a finish color for trim can generally be figured at oneuarter the amount needed for le final eoat on tha walls. MFORE REMODELING with wall paper, this dining urea of tha liv­ ing room In an attic apartment presented ■ very ordinary appear­ ance. Could you make It look like a garden patioT * AFTER WAUFAFER ef new brick design was hung, an hrv trellis was made by cutting try leaves from popor and palling them on the brick pattern. The door panal was covered with one width of wall­ paper in a wrought-iron grill# design lor an accent. beyond the room in which you i shutters, or the Jalousies of lh« are standing. tropics. Is one of the popular Paper designed to look ukajuaw patterns being shown. P4aw tlodrie Switch Providet Light Control PRESIDENT EISENHOWER, who has modsmlred an old farm I house for hi* own use, expressed ho \.?u* on home im­ provement in a recent speech a* follow*: « . . . with the million hooaes . . . becoming alums each year, to And the local people undertaking to do aomelhlng about this to atop this hind ef economic deterioration. I* very wonderful. . . . '■But It seem* lo me to be even more wonderful when Home lighting can be dimmed .nr brightened much in the manIncr of stag* lighting control. fNew dial type switches can give pou modulated light In any room f—bright for reading or enterlining, soft for relaxation and onvcrtalinn. Rheostat principles re Incorporated in each tight witch. But all dial switches do mot provide for dimming. Some merely turn lights on end off si- E S good American In thl* great eonntry." FjgertHv ■; - 0 ? A ? * # s A Bedroom Some Tricks Needs Good To Estimate Illumination Illusions in M odem W allpapers •Can- Go F ar in R em odeling a House _ « house hi* been mod­ ernized with a paint brash _ odeitd. to all appearances, uaing the tricks of color. Out can achieve cyan greater with some of the new de­ in wallpaper. You can make an attic room Ilka a patio or garden terThcre are wallpaper patthat a rt cure-alli for the walla of an attic or tor roam without a view. These gna tend to push back walls 3*hat aeem to crowd down upon arou and they can hide archl<0 kectural shape* that are ugly in < themselves. •s Camouflage Detects To disguise structural jogs and .irregularities in an apartment or remodeled rooms up under a roof, cover the defects with one *>f the fabric type bamboo or Ibrtck designed paper*. The wait paper won't eliminate the log, >. out it will make It seem to fsdo • away In tha general echeme of ;'»he room. « Wrought Iron grille work dew .* aigns are among tha unusual new patterns available. When • this la used to covar a door a ; dramatic accent can be added to room. Or if you prefer to •f the obliterate the door, cover it with tha same wallpaper as used on tha walla. This will make the J [room seem larger. • Another Trick The u u of two wallpapers cen ■rparnto the living-dining areas .wf one room, or disguise the tkitchcn area in open planning. One way to transform an orfdlnary dining area Into a colorUul garden setting la to make -tT;- pour own wallpaper murel by cutting out and pasting ivy leaves in trellis fashion on r r ' background of brick patterned •• r wallpaper. r : . “ Modem wallpapers can do •lit... •t . much more lhan just cover wall. Their color*, textures and durable finishes help create al­ most any effect desired. Soma iHaborate papers come In rm bossed form simulating stone work so closely you wtll feel of It to tell the difference. Tor a made-to-order view for a room that has no outlook, pick one of the garden scene or per­ spective mural type wallpapers. These seem to carry the eye far " X f w •.. . ' K?AF?J I For Lavaturiet «\JO W I LAY me dowo to sleep," U often a prelude to a serious accident rather than to sweet repose. Statistics show that bedrooms are dangerous ptucea According to the National Safety Council, more fatal acci­ dents occur In bedroom* than anywhere else In the home--a total of 25.6 per cent of all home accidents And more persona over 65 die in bedroom acci­ dent* than any other a |» group. While the causes ol these mis­ hap* are many end varied. In­ adequate lighting ol.it* « tug rote. The American Home LllhlIng Institute says the bedroom t* traditionally one of the poore.U llghteo room* in a home, A few tnl-siee dres»er tamps fill to o the Job of ceiling and wall fixture* S 'IXJDAY'3 Uvetonci me f*r 1 too low for adulU, said an architect at a recent round table discussion on standouts for home*. "Our bast tuesj." he said. ‘Is that thalr 31-lnch standard height wa* borrowed tram Die marble-topped waihitand* on which wash basins and pitch•rs stood In the yean before running water. “If that U so. the architects and builder* among m be­ lieve our ancestors were imarter than we are, because of the bottom of a basin sit­ ting on lop of a 31-inch table Is more than 31 Inches abo\e the floor. The bottom of a basin ret down into a 31-Jnch lavatory may be a* low as U inches above the door. Thl* forces most adults to bend way over to get their hand* in the water. It make.* it espe­ cially inconvenient for wo­ men to wash their hair. * n i < h m « ili|WMi *»/ wrr»(T» witny, rtsw u a i teraw DIAGRAMS for estimating areas of Irregularities, Shadow* Are Treeekir —e To anyone who has stumbled through a dark bedroom grop­ ing for e lamp and then knock­ ing it evwb, the dangers are ap­ parent Once such a tiny light Is on. It still leave* many treach­ erous shadow area* Figuring W in d o w s separately If you want to estimate the Dim separately, a handy rula la to figure 35 square feel for each window aiul door. Thl# will al­ low for painting on* side of tha door and its frame and for cov­ ering orte aide of th* window sash and Its frame. For painting both side* ef wood framed (term sash, figure FREE F R O M W O R R Y A B O U T DEBTS A N D T A X IS '3 OUT HIS BED W A S N O T A C O M F Y O N E , x ‘ X m FAINTING CABINETS In painting » cupboard, enam­ el the Inside first, starting w,lh the back, then the shelves, then the insides of the doors. After the insides and edgra of tha doors are dry, point the outside surfaces. Shoes, slippers, chaui. lamp cords, and even bedsheets and blanket* can atmo't reach out to trip the unwary These danger*1 ere especially haexrdou* to old­ er people, whose felting eyesight! and hearing often trick them, and whose frail bodies can be DOR M U YINPOVS THE SIMPLE LIFE O F THE CAVE M A N W A S and falls Lighting exptri* say that for proper Illumination, a bedroom should have e cloi*-to-cetllng fixture with either four 50-watt bulb# or five 40-watt bulb*. Tha bulbs should be shielded by a 17-inch minimum diameter csramlc-enamelod glass bowl or other good diffusing materiel. Tw* 8 wItehee A rt Safe*I Thl* fixture should be con­ trolled by two wall sw itcheron* at the entrance to the bed­ room. end the other near the bed. For additional comfort a fluorescent well bracket can be Installed aa a reading lamp aver the bed. For decoration, other fluorescent UghU ean be placed ' In window valanoee or cornice* to tllumlneto drsperin, Bsre fixture# that cause glare and temporary blindness should be svoided everyplace in a home, also lew hanging fixture* that1 might knock your head. Sensible bedroom Illumine Uon, say th* lighting men, may mean lean that you will wake up tn rour own bed, rather than In a .your 'hospital bed. 18 square feet. The tim e goesi for wood framed screen*. The1 wire mesh of about etght screens! can be painted with one pint ofl screen enameL Shutters are figured at 35 square feet per pair, coveting both eld**. To estimate for columns, either; square or round, multiply the length around by the height | BACH I t ST . MAY HAVE "TIED" OW TOO OIIF A SttIF FAINTING RADIATUN INTkREST IN LYRJtBST “Consumers never know w hsm erest rites they're tuvtng aw* .couldn’t care -« u ,' says James. Downs, Jr., of the Real Cjtstat Research 'Corp., Chtcijo, "H’»| how much a month on the In-* adlator will, 'end to’ make the its Ilmen I plan that dlctatasi -raadiator tha feast conspicuous. praiant-day buying." T'O fit Tact to be covered when paint-1 tng east iron radiators, meurure tha front area and multiply by 7. Using tha tame color of paint as used for the waU b»mnd the I 1 FR EE ONE ALUMINUM STACK CH AIR GIVEN AWAY AB* SOI.UTELY FREE EACH DAY AT IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION 1208 S . P A R K A V E . ------ DON’T -----Throw Away Tour Ttr# Doltere leeeue* Year Tire# Are •*<aoth. Lei WELSH TIRR 91101* 103 W. Ind Fut On New Truck Rubber Treed* Thai Will Gif* Guaranteed N E W T IR E « * « Sara Tour Mensy And *• W ELSH T IR E SHOP 105 W. 2ml 16 TEAM IN BANFURD LEGAL TRICKS CAN SPOIL YOUR DEAL FOR A HOUSE < 5h :!• B 1 :{» ii u •i Si il 'ii t* it *t t *1 fl ij \y ilE N buying or selling a house, ih* place to have tha price *» understood and agreed upon la in tha contract. If you try to reopen tha question of price at the time for closing the deal eopen the ■and taking title, you m ar outsmart yourself. George F. Anderson, fecal expert for the National Assn, of Jlcal fiifste Boards, lells of anfMuterruling example of a man meV tha lawyer a.ikrd. T h' who had mad# a deposit of seller i», no doubt, animus to 1(5,500 and lost it by haggling sell, and when wo meet to close jprlce. the deal. I'll just tell him that I “A contract for the purchase unless he accepts $45,000 for the nf a rrsidenre ai 147,500 was property, we won’t go through (duly signed." says Anderson. with the deal. I've tried It be­ ""The buyer took it to hia attor­ fore and it work* ' ney, who examintd it and found “When they met to close (he that it was perfectly drawn. deal, the attorney sprung hit lit­ Lawyer Geta to Mm tle surprise. Th# seller, how­ “ Tf I can mvs you U.500 ever. didn't *eem to get upset this deal, aril! you split I t l i with He didn’t rage and tear Ids hair PAINTING RADIATOR To figure the amount of sur­ face to bo covered sshen paint­ ing cast iron radiators, measure ihe front area and multiply by 7. Using the same color of paint at ased for the well behind the r a d t r ' r sviU tend to make the .i: least corualcumii. r-v A FLOOR1NO TIP Hardwood flooring should nev­ er be laid until all plaster and cement w orkers Aoroughly dry and all woodwork and trim InSailed. The lari operation In building la the laving and fin­ ishing of hardwood floors. s i« Y w it h dloif UJalL OX. ^ * Now AriUkbla, Ixrw Kiaanro Plan N* Down f i d M a t - S I Monlha To Pay YOU CAN HAVE THAT EXTRA BATH *1(7 l e t s sp ace.../or l e a m o n e y . . . t h a n y o u t h i n k ! LL W '0* -**» er than the past, and Phillips will continue to be in the h forefront with more of the quality “Phillips firsts", that ■ ■ have been so well received in the p” t. Per Atonlh c * « « g a s • it* aiaifwa Haul |,<w totkwg n a r a a s n m du>«. u l • fleautilul and Practical qwea. r°m esa b a w s c m g U u r u n kw k (wHara a u r w a y , . . n u ilu-a ... at parujna cVt a comer td a h-t> m o m . Tha 12* KiKh foul ha w i y avo a fiauibad ( n m f w n r r a a|yra>«w»c*r ■«>’ I Ji*. k'l audr of i n . H*. aaauidu i r*m Iroa a<«i you n a f o a aa c a f o or w U * . See our tliiphiy • Covef May Be Used As A Pie Baker tODA Y -------- • Bren Proof t lleatprool W l‘*T • Smart Chrome Bate i* -ii ,i nole county. Now, the foreseable future is even bright­ $ g .7 8 • )' r Ql Capacity i: over 400 homes in the city and outlying areas of Semi­ u * a RESTAL tatptor Both A m iC J U I - 'e ^ tu d n d Toon hr tafy ’ '--il i! •i spread to the suburbs. Since that time we have built \ M f rv i« of our contribution to the growth of this robust and bus­ tling city. Six years ago we predicted Sanford would 'CADET' CLOSET If II » If H »| ii h *i il w e are prou d DAY or NIGHT With SMART C HROM E BASE , coOK MAHOGANY R m iA I. Natives of Central and Seu'h America contend that m.-ihngai.-/ tree* should be cut by the Tight of the moon—that they're anunri er in Ihe moonlight, freer of *:ri and of richer color. But the N.i tional Lumber Manufacturers Assn, says this u Just an old superstition. NAME and ADDRESS CASSEROLE OVEN PROOF / PIE-PLATE COVER the strategy. The *#U*r aatd, Tou have repudiated your contract, and a repudiation la a breach, and you can't unbrcach a breach by offering to go through with the deal.’ "The buyer In it his $5,500 earnest money nnd a good bu. " JUST LEAVE YOUR 3 -P c. O ven -P roof ’) i* it •i « l I He calmly said, Td tike io dis­ cus* that with my attorney.' “The seller and hi.* attorney stepped into another room where they could talk privately. When they rnme back, the attorney said, We re not going to redure the price, and since you have stated that unless we do. you're not going through with the deal, lt*a no use lo waste any more lime. It's been me# mealing you alL' Deposit is Gone "The next day the buyer relied up Ihe seller and retd he had thought the matter over and was prrpjrrd to go through with the deal. That was part of Mather of Sanford 2 0 2 0 9 K. F irst tit. Phone 127 T.nk * a . . . Iiu lilh llin . B ouW dl r.ytMrjn Sine* 1949 S a n /ord ’* p l u m b i n 1 0 0 7 Sinford Ave. - ....... 1 n SALES OFFICE: ] Little Venice C 'p U t t ip j J *1 L**rtin f H uIWm TELEPHONE 1504 J’hmie 111S ' - * s^. -- - - i FT h A,. -■ �S ettin g P ro ject P 4 tu m ta * * » p ijf i •coring i n u and • Um llama el equipment—hard flber d im and aluminum cum am all that tt take*. To build an outdoor ehuflte* board court on a apedally eoa•tructad concr#la dab may coat aa much aa HW. A aocoad<baat la to urn a Sat loctloa of a drivaway. A regulation dao court win measure about Bl foot la length, but If ipaoo la lacking th# court can bo seated down. Bpodtl homa-aiaa equipment taeludae dlaca and eum about two-third# rogulatlon ala# for uao on a ehuffl(board court 30 to W foot la ^ i •u>J\ •> ww*#- * \ ; ' /V- 3 v : I 'X J .N - * * ' • TH ft . *■<! < J r r 'i i r i & XXZL) FAMILY PUN Mn bo provided by laying out • thvffloboard court llbo thta la o drfvewoy. allpapcr* A mar# prrdaa ilowing i A saa(tralght s a f t«dg*. .r » under and outer trim* and you have a perfect eeta parte on fabric will w unoff readily with damp cloth or sponge. INTERIOR BEAUTY that will lait for rear* la the end nault. Vinyl fabric wall covering* are color-fast, extremely nigged, re­ sist scuffing, steins, eracke and peeling. For cleaning g|* only soap and water. D ALANCINQ haa become ona D of tha biggest problem# In year-round air conditioning. To keep winter eomfort equal with summer comfort which require* a greater circulation of air through tha aamo pipe# la an an yinearing trick almost aa deli­ cate u tlght-rope walking. tt’a comparatively almple to balance a Mating ayitem or a cooling system alone. In eltbar cam, air ducU and reglalon can be inetailed and regulated m there will bo no noticeable dif­ ference In temperature from room to room. Tho problem arises when the two systems are combined with an automatic ewiUh-over from season to season. In winter, north and w att aide# of a house need more heat. In summer, southern exposures need more cooling. Kitchen*, warm m win­ ter, require more cooling In summer. Such complications are now being ironed out automatical­ ly. Sheldon Coleman, Wichita, Kan*., air conditioning expert, sayi a supplementary place of equipment known m a balanc­ ing unit tuma tha trick. "When heating Is needed,' Coleman says, “the furnace and blower supply boat through \ 't r r THIN FILM OF PAINT DEFIES WEATHER Batwean your heme and westh■ aria relentless assaults la a proJ (active shield to thin It muit ba matured In thousandths of an Inch. This la the coat of paint that atsnda constant guard over the biggest investment In the life­ time nf most people—the home. "Th* paint film that protect* uur home* from tha wealhar It probably no more than three to five one-thouianiitha of an inch thick," comment# Mr. Morgan, manager of th* Charwln-wllllame branch a t 117 Magnolia Ava. "Yet, this tiny fraction of on Inch must do a very big job." "To meke sure U can stand up to tha weather's whims, "Mr. Morgan said, "paint manufac­ turer* put paints through avery kind ef laboratory and flajd teat that specialists can davlae. Paint Espoeura "Farms'* "Our research laboratories am oontlmially striving to Improve the eolorful coating* that protect th* home. W* have paint exposure stations, or ‘farms,' in every mo­ tion ef the country. They ere stra­ tegically located according to var­ ious. Climate*. At these stations paint teat panel* are exposed lit­ erally to years of waather and wear" Scientifically acurata Instru­ ments are employed In paint la­ boratories to seiur# homeowner* of maximum color retention and long-range performance by house paints. ’ \ A new Instrument crented by Bherwln-Witllams teehlnlclana Is tailed tha high ehear viscometer Which measures the brushing qual­ ities of p ain t "Superior brushing qualities," the local manager explained, "In­ sure ease of application and con­ tribute to uniform coverage." protection Plus Reality Tha same microfilm of paint ( that defends your properly agalnlat aummtr aun. excessive I molatura and tha vagaries of win; ta r weather perform* a companion * service: I t gives colorful beauty * to tha home. I "Color on the outside of the * house haa Increased In popularity J In recent year*," Mr. Morgan re­ ported, "White traditionally tope tha Hit, but homeowner* In greet­ er numbera are beautifying their parties In greeni, rads, yellows, * brown* and blue*. * "Our company, for orampla, * tow offer* SWP house paint In a . aalectlon of eighteen standard * ml ore. Yat In reeponaa to tho t growing demand for color wo aug_ J ment tha atamtard range with , twenty-six custom color*. Tha t ko catownere baa a broader choice * than every, from deep ahadaa to ■ tho pooler centre la, ho cold £ /■ R igu gu ■; govern bob lability ant calor / a bouaa paint*. ____ Adr. convenience but also serves as a safety device. Many per­ sons have been hurt In ialla while running upetaire or down to answer the phone. The handiest extension phone la portable. It can be plugged Into jack* In various room*. A permanent phone may bo in Ute kitchen, while Jack* for a portable phone can ba provided at writing daik or at a bed table. Ona phone in a house must be etationary so that lla bell will rtng even if you fall to plug in your portable phone. 1 A jr A p t* -*cl ST - V - • v-f*- » ,.i * ■' » ■ v f; f / u .4- ' ' . Mother, daughter, broths* Mix orange Juice and hoMjr to­ 1' look-alike corduroy gether: serve over fresh grape­ can all have lookfruit sections (membrane-free) robe* this sea s o l Tha o n ly d if­ ference, other than alas, la a bit and rilced of press-right-on moaegvammlng Grated Cheddar chess* looks wherever you want l i And thay'ra pratty atop cream of asparagus all alike when It eemee to wash­ ing, too. Just let# all three Into aoup. a laundry tub or a machine wltbr? sufficient seep or detergent twit and they'll coma out looking fluffy end RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Reel Estate Raise — Rentals — Investments Dependable Insurance and Bonds ducts adjusted for the beat heat ing balance. When cooling la. needed, a thermostat automati­ cally swttchea over from heat­ ing to cooling and dchumldifyIng. The biowar then aupplfe* cool air through ducts to room* that require greater emounta of cooling than of heating. "At the same time, tha bal­ ancing unit goes into action, pumping cool air through duet* to hard-to-cool rooms. This au­ tomatic action makes it un­ necessary for the hq^eowner* aver to adjust a damper, touch tha thermostat or flick a switch. Tha temperature in every room stays constant, regardless of the. •eason." I Watch tha salt when you ara making a fondue because ehasi* varita Int h* amount of salt it contains. s Painting Facta By 1 Bhcrwin-WIUiam* ; M odernise W ith F urniture L ike This Clock in T able A ir Conditioning txtemhn Phone Year Round Needs AM i Cenvenlenee VfO RE than ona telephone *Y* In your homo not only Tricky Balancing goto far a* a modernisation Plena thee* designs to tho do- BOV aired positions on tho and baste to placeTo do tho applique, eat eutooaaUo rigaaggar far a • • O. M. Harrison, Aaaodata Broker S. D. Hlghlcyman, AaaoeUte Sal* 201 Park Ava. Sooth |A SMART LIFT con bo given youc living room by adding a now coffee /table, Tha ona shown hem b walnut with on upper Hoc of cleoc wrysiol revealing on eight day clock, wound In on* of the logs. R Intakes on kteai companion to o modom sofa. Now that lota of silk lingerie I* back in fashion, It's time for a refresher court* on how to wash silks. 8uda them in lukewarm soapiuda, tins* In lukewarm water. Roll a silk garment In a bath towel, both to blot out ex- cesi moisture and to keep It even ly damp for ironing. A warm iron, of court*, Is better than a hot on*. Incidentally, silk Irona ao beautifully smooth you won't mind that bit of extra attention In thla sort of luxury lingerie. Phone NEW LOW PRICES BOTTLED GAS 5 6 -0 0 PER 100-LB. CYLINDER NO INSTALLATION CHARGE SAN FORD GAS CO. HAS THE EQUIPM ENT TO GIVE YOUR HOM E AN D GARDEN A NEW LEASE O N LIFE! The colors end technlqa* ased by lb* modem palates Oearge* Braga* am duplicated la Ibis carpeting Inspired by hla painting "Interior.” The rkhly piled all wool hroadloom carpel I* part ef a collection of floor coverings la ten glowing rolorlnn, each selected bom tha palette ef aa artist eh (aspired It. (Th* Hrlb Carpet Co.) — — — - ------ •— 1 Clean Upl Fix Up! Painl Up! Moro homes art painttd with 8WR HOUSI PAINT than any othtr brandl SWP •Out! «>•' Why? Because SWP House Paint ‘omeownate tha leering eon*, give* brnneowBom_____ her# every right rlfht to doyocfioa they have mend . . . because SWP gives erfrw p u rr of beauty and protection that ooet-par-year of nay off In lower < house painting. It's “ to apply, to, tom You’Uiad It’#beet for fee you* heme, « 2 - l S qt. — 9 0 .0 0 gal. STURDY l .f * r t U i 5-FT. STIP LADDER! ts»a SUPER.KEM-TON! *..tho'wa«hoWb IATEX wall paint! NOW ONLY $ 3 .0 8 In our wallpaper department you will find a complete selec­ tion of VAt.AR and SEABROOK patterns. EDGERS REFRIGERATORS POWER MOWERS SUNBEAM APPLIANCES HAND LAWN MOWERS VACUUM CLEANERS LAWN SPRINKLERS WIZARD ELECTRIC RANGES WHEEL BARROWS WIZARD GAS RANGES PAINTS WINDOW FANS SPORTING GOODS ELECTRIC IRONS WASHING MACHINES HOSE & SPRINKLERS HAND TOOLS RAKES & HOES Net I* dryl U M Oil. 11.80 Qt. Deep Colors 18.10 Gal. Cur IffJMtfffef h U/if Rental equipment Floor Sander* Paint Sprayer* Ruffing Machines IRRIGATION PUMPS • POWER MOWERS Open A Convenient Charge Account. Com# In and aik for details- DRANCH , SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. . 117 Magnolia Ava.—Fhona 2819 Hill Hard wart Co. 1 Ted Williams DeBary Conaumara League Lumbar A Hardware Co. W ESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE (HOM1 OWNED) 214 E. 1st. St. FRED M. SMITH \ Phono ISM �> _____ Concrete blocks of iQ ■lies., delivered., lo your door. Cl»«n op romr borne. Mike U i piece of beauty end comfort Instead of just a place to live. An extra room or wing wlQ provide needed space. Bring In your problems. Experienced guidance will savve you money. W« stock a complete line of top quality roof, tag and siding. fB tL L fcVH 6 i Sherman lo your Sent bet for quality lumber and mlllwork. A good paint Job not only contributes to the Improved eppearanee of a home, it ebo makes It easier to k«ep up. S»e ua for . the beat In fine paints. concrete R e a d y to Pour Concrete' when you need It end where you need It. Reedt* mixed concrete la our apcclnlt. ly, you call and w* deliver. ONCRETE Phont 2489 V.<7;, �I Improvement ieai Kitchen Cabinets Make Bullt-faw Easy Projects for Every Koom 56—The Year to Fix’ Will Make S im plifies R em odeling It Easier to Pay for Modernization i ^ A O p U U P t a n a in o d sllng program Is now being pro* X T d W IS THX TIM * to modernize your homo. Tho trend everywhere Is toward bigger and a B ated by plumbing and boating can tree lore to simplify mod* IN batter homes. Industries connected with building and maintenance are organizing to make it easier for you to bring your home up to data in qomfoct, convenience gad value. Their slogan (or tho year Is " ’M-s-The Year to Tlx." President Klranhower has taken a stand favoring slaps m ads la title direction. Command­ ing efforts to shack obsolescence /MAOINATTVl ho m eo w n ers ■ tiara diicovtnd that kitchen cabinets offer expedient short* cute (or bullt-liu. Thera unfin­ ished, ready made unite avaJlsbU ■I well-stocked lumber yards, lean aolra many decorating and Storage probletna Wwoughout the house. *hsy i n a variety af fumlshnaada whether used alngly ■a ehoate and cupboards, or in various combinations to form room dividers or to build up a useful aufroundJag far a vanity W nn-rff t Ai The H em e o f the Future la Here Industries sad a t trade ana have joined la a n called Operation Homo Improvement This movsawnt shasrjio bri*vSrss.i aa objective “to unite all building Industry factors under one ^manrdm^mcojBr|«n more our huge supply of SO million older homes and expanding the llllons of newer ones Is bring* g Into being a vast new homo Improvement Industry rivsUng new home construction In dollar volume and economic impor­ tance." Home service ranters are now being rat up In many lumber yards and building supply stores. Dealers are being Instructsd how to help you work out the four main stepa Involved In modern­ ization—( I ) developing plane or designs, (S) selecting the right materials, (S) arranging foe time payments, and (4) locating com­ petent workman. i By-Word "We will continue to handle our contractor business," says one lumbar leader, "our homo building activities, our do-ityourself customers and our com­ mercial and industrial trade. But the point Is that home improve­ ment Is about to become • na­ tional by-word." A rran n ao n ta a n being mada with banka and savings oaaociau<ons *to give “ *homsownen every'bars aa long as three years to pay for improvements.’ A job " ‘ |*00 can bo pu d for. at 18.97 par _____ ____ this_ month tunder ilan. In some cases tho modernration bill will be merely added dMdsn In (be sfyta of Madera bufo-lra coa be qukMy raeambfod by wing standard kitchen cabinets arafb. able to wsfl-ttodeed lumber yards. These p* mode cabinets ora •ray to poW, Mato, ramhh or wax to harmonise wtth any room Uf •ha bousw. to this picture they ora used to separate dining room worn living room. They can be grouped around mirrors to a bedto for* «* aftadira vanity cornea. Two esblnsu pieced apart and bridged a •lad doer covered w n f elate glam form modern desk. Add a < la back af this arrant iva a vanity. S m m the plumbing con a r t concerned Is tha 5 SHOOT AT bt ra w wsdsmlauttaw draonw k offered by many modem houses, such irth home of Ifoberi Wlndfohr, Texas ranch owner. This Is a view from tha swimming a this sliding gloss walls uf bring room and povlllou-a 40 by 100 foot room dlv ded isakwood tobies. 11m house, designed by Melon* Kahuna, noted decorator, and built Thomas Church, arxhtlart, b engl-uered for carefree bring and easy maintenance. I plana Is aantOararad fo boot out af a brish w s l modernization. I i n N poor! sink, for mixing bowl* and best* ers near tha refrigerator. t a n any main artery of studies here shown refrigerator should be issi i to a rear or side rarvlea e lo s house. This saves a stops after shopping far Uf counter space oq i odd l tlom to tha d r uonsMtorad • ralnkm The foal prepare tiie range area, has '.-I i i& ftrftrss t f l f A L LATH, m s same ma u v l r a n d mesh type that Is used _ l a plaster base In flra-ssfa cunstruct!on, toads itself to many bandy vara around the house. One sheet of this material, available at building supply •tores, tan serve for several protects. Easy to cut with tinr a snips It can be shaped by nd to serve is a smart m ai­ nline rack, or framed for a veraallto and neat tool rack above the work bench. One full sheet can be framed for a room dltf.to** wider, or cut to formi smart i pan­ la tho doors of open IneL By sandwiching metal lath be­ A MAGAZINE RACK mod* out of tween a double frame for a tool diamond math metal talk bound * rack, tha lath is held far enough to wrought Iron legs. ™ from tha wall to permit the In.. g rtlo u of wire hooks to hold the either galvanized or black point I Diamond meah lath U mads of flnlih—bolh of which ran be' * fopper-beirlng alloy steel ex- painted further lo suit your col* ponded sad saw be obtained la “ preference*. K a How to Figuro Water Heater Size You Need UTOMATIC w ashing m achines end dishwasher* have nged requirements for hot ter In homes. More water and Ur water a rt needed for these diancra lance* than regular plumb_ lUturra futures and non-automatla r ashen require, m T h atran o toward more bath- looms .lq homes also hits inai demand for hot walumblng and Healing Bureau says homa hot Lng equipment should ritrn and tdequale— waning automatic la Eisenhower Lauds Aims Of Home Modernization The need for mors bathroom facilities has developed into one of the mein features of modern homes. The number of bath­ rooms often dates a house s. lo PRESIDENT EISENHOWER, who has modernized an oti the generation In which U was I house lor his owa use. expressed hli views on hon planned. More than ana bathroom h now generally recognised as standard for a house with three bedrooms. More than two bath­ rooms a rt considered necessary for a four-bedroom house. Tho so-called half-bath to often a solution. This can be a powder room or other lavatory, comprising merely wash stand and toilet. In planning the loca* Uon of an extra lavatory, a point near kitchen and backdoor Is u su a lly a d v a n ta g e o u s. This proves to be convenient for children running In from play when children era preparing for and saves trips through tbs school and adulto a n preparing house. (or work. time to fix dresser drawers that Y a n lto rle s in b edroom s, swell and stick In summer hu­ equipped with wash basin and midity. Send and duet the edges. C om partm ented bathroom s hot and sold water also Then seal all exposed surface* and double lavatories In bath­ running thoroughly with a thin coat of rooms also provide needed fa­ extend facilities. This will prevent the cilities to morning rush hours ■oonomy minded modernisa­ shellac. tion experts contend that pack­ wood from swelling again. A lit­ tle wax amooths movement. age romodriling can be toss ex­ pensive than piecemeal remodel- N*w Electric twitch Provide* Light Control Home lighting can be dimmed or brightened much In tha man­ ner of alags lighting control New dial typo iwllchei sin give you modulated l.anl In any room —bright for reading or enter­ taining, colt for relax taxation and conversation. Ilheoitat principle* are incorporated In each light switch. But alt dial switches do not rrovlde for dimming. Some meroly turn lights on slid off silsntly. Spread a (Us flat sponge eikc with softened let eras in; roll up, wrap In aluminum fell and freest. Allow to stand at roam temperslure about an hour bofora slicing. installation avoid sxpensiva duplication of costs which are Involved In ripping up floors, plastering and painting of wall' ARCHITECTURAL obrarvf a a n see taller living rooms becoming more In demand In new houses, These experts think tha split level houses, many of which have storya n d - a - h a lf l i v i n g ro o m heights, partly responsible for this trend. Tfoatrait," says one eriUe, "makes any house more In­ teresting. A am sit nous* with a so-called cathedral celling In Its living room and low ceilings In tha bedrooms has an important looking living room by contrast wltn unlmmoms In contrast to the ipsrious • looking living room, The result Is mars Intriguing flrat-eeurra bever­ ages mint-flavored cherries, with n little of their syrup, added to uneweetened pineapple Juice, Pros world production of nlekto was 427,000,000 pounds |a IBIS. A bathroom "elevator" for Water softeners have become e standard plumbing fixture In many homes. Hard water not only la extravagant In tha us* of soap, but congeals dirt Into fab­ rics. Minerals In hard water cornbins with soap to form a curd which remains through rinsing and drying. Ironing sets and id hardens tha curd. Bleachiti ting to remove it weakens textile fibers. The Plumbing and Heating lust rice Industi ‘ Bureau says soap sav­ ings alone pay for as much as '60 per cent of the cost of water tening equipment. soften' ehlW —lldren to help them reach the lavatory and learn good habits in personal hygiene can be fash­ ioned by ths horns handyman In the form of a.stool s te p»ladder. ___ Covering such a stool with left over pieces of jobber tile mikes lit the "elevator" slip resistant and - eh elMJV Anjf easy fo keep ------iv colon of ru b b e r__ ____ tlla____ make_ these little ladders cheerful accents in ths bathroom. The material ts easy to cut with a sharp knlfs and can bo secured permanent­ ly to the stool with tho same adhesive used for floor covering. Tor Thg BEST In * Box* four Paint Before Using It the solids and liquids. This mixing, or "boxing'* a* paintiek that calls rr* ca ft’ 1*1 Is a trie for care. Unless you use paint Imme­ diately after It la ehaken by machine for 18 or 20 minu Us at the paint store, use this method for proper “boxing”: Pour off almost all of tha liquid contents of ths can— about 9/10 of the contents— Into a clean empty container. Stir well the material that If left In the can, Pour bsck a little of the liquid and keep on stirring. Continue pouring and mixing until .......... all tha hs paint paint t* back In one container. A safety check la to pour •11 of tho paint again Into ths spare can to tee how watt you have scraped ths bottom of ths can. Then pour It back again and you are ready to paint. Want your ehseas souffle to have a top hatT Before putting It In tha oven, mark a circle over th* lurfac* about one Inch from the rim of the baking dish with th* tip of a epoon. Don't worry lf.th * circle doim’t seen to stay put befora baking. troubles To the Queen’s Taats There*! a Jeetful laying among tha staid British Guards, familiar, fur their tall bearskin hats and preaenc* outaida B u c k i n g h a m Palace: "Join the army and see the world, Join the Guard* and scrub it.” It seems that clesnllneie ie almost a fetish with thsro as it should be with all of us. Their barracks floors shine Ilk* plat* glaas, (heir button*, gleam, and all surroundings are as spotlees aa soap and water can make them. Call us r PAINTS R. L. HARVEY 112 Magnolia Avenu* Sanford —Ph. 113 DEVOE 1828 Top quality Paints Screwing * Soma of th* book if you save regular­ v ly with our help. bast things In life income by paying more attention to your sav in g s. . . Savings dollars placed early Start saving with us todayl HILL IMPLEMENT CO. I l l Oak Are. De Ilary Ph. 2837-JS Come out of your pass Plumber to pancake* may be thick twastensd and railed. Arrange aacekra fo g baking 1 fo g moderate event to with • topping of d RUtmsg wafted REPAIRS (R andall Electric Co. & Sullies 104 Sanford Ave. F h ttft ELECTRICA L vice in town. liberal dividends “Hit pay dirt” vT for the BEST and FASTEST Ser- with us will pay you regular and' FOR SPEEDY SERVICE CALL Ths Escort el Is.tho burls) plate of nearly all tha king! and lueeae % of Spain. e x p e rT ~ " When You have electrical You can Increase your HARDW ARE needs A kitchen rang* mods of Uird-4 wood plywood has been demoa-t itrsted In various exhibit Ihousssj Magnetic coils keep cooking utensils suspended about S Inched above the surface of tho stov by magnetic repulsion. The i iet up eddy currents in the ] which accomplishes ths actus cooking, while tha wood turfs of the stove never gets hot. Projects to be e< lyment plans wt F IX U P ! P A IN !U P ! Washington, th* U. g. capita), has five million visitors e year. Magic Cooking On a Cold Stovr f PAINT should be thor-i AIXoufthly mixed to combine latter Living Rooms Coming into Vogue Water Softftnftrs Moan Cloon Clothkt Bothroom 'Elevator* For Children Phone 441 S.SMM Licome*Plans Not Panning Out �* •> . " “ W '( " (■K*. ' Y Beware of Tragedy in Home Repair ftkttlT Y ol children la lamed for most of lh* 40,000 yearly accident* In which young, ■tan undar I y aan of age a rt fulled or aarioujly Injur ad by electricity In tha homa A aurvay by lha Institute for ftafar Living, aponiorad by tha American Mutual Liability In* ■uranea C a, ahowa that tha araataat number of there ml*Eapa are eauied by open type baseboard outlet*, lamp corda and other axtanaion eorda on lie n , Tha eacond largeet group of k u ard a reeult from toattari and other appliance* laft coonactad | f t | f Ml# frayed eorda handled by toddlara and hair pin* and table­ w are poked Into outlata and ep- n Kara la a aafatr ltat prepared by tha irutitute far tha protec­ tion of children: any evidence o f ------„ J. Conceal ar eover ill eaten■tan eerda that mutt be placed alooa the floor. “ an appllanc iu l* c « bnmedlately after uae, and make pure that children cannot reach them while la operation. I, Connection plug* ehould al. waya be tightly aesgaged when Inaaiied into ea outlat. Tha prtmge should not be rtaible. L never leave wiring exposed Or unattended while electric re­ t a i n ar alteration* ar* being ■jade. T. De not leave children alone to rooma where portable electric beaten are in use. Children normally cannot stand a* much alactric current a* adult*. A shock from ordinary houi* currant can be fatal even to an adult. As an axtra precaution, tha inatltut* urge* parent* to know how to admlnlitar artifi­ cial respiration la eaa* It 1* needed to revive a victim of elec trio shock.________ CHANGING tcreeni or norm win­ dow* on a wlndv day I* especially risky. The sash become* a toil to pull you off the ladder. Dividing a Bathroom Doublet its Um Dividing your bathroom Into compartment* la an Inexpensive way to obtain tha usefufnea* of a second bathroom. When space permits, on* compartment can ancloaa the toilet end another aompartment. the bathtub. Tha addition of twin livatortaa •quipped with countertop* and aablncta and aufflcicntly large n iiM H will permit two penoo* at the earn* time. WORKING on o roof cauiot CLUTTERED ifotr* result In painful many accident*. Wear rubber if not fatal fall*. Keep stair* clear soled shoe* and keep the young, at all lime*. Watch especially for d irt off ladder*. cellar stair hatard* ‘HIS AAf be fun, but It's very Ijigercui. The boy who slides do«,t ‘-onister* does not know he may be crippled. Build a Fish Pool in Your Garden PLASTIC pip* of the semi* flexible polyethylene type, which does not burst If water .frees** Us It, ha* opened new del da of garden Improvement* for tha do-it-yourself homa han­ dyman. Because this pipe ean be laid Just under the sod at a depth of no more thus 1 to 4 Inches, and call* for no complicated draining syatem, outdoor plumb­ ing project* ar* made aasy for tha amateur. Pool* and WaUrfalle Goldfish pond* for the garden ean be kept constantly supplied with fresh water, miniature fountain* and waterfalli can be constructed, underground lawn sprinkling system* can be laid. Bird baths can be erected and convenient hose outlet* can be provided In for corner* of a property. Deep trenching of 3 feet or more la eliminated In the use of pipe. The material 1* Pplastic ___ ___ handled■similarly to regular gar­ Imll Lent( den hose. Lengths of this ma terlal can be Joined with plastic couplings and stainless steel clamps. A screwdriver and a aharp knlfa are the only tools required. An easy way to build a garden Ic pipe flah pool 1* la run plastic from a nearby how bib to uis OUTSIDE FAUCET , /THOSE CONVECTOR WSTAAU551'TCEL CLA'.IP NSERTELBOWWITH STAINLESS STEEL CLAMPS DRAININTO GRAVEL FILLED DRV WELL 47 Iff. DIAGRAM for on aosy-lo-build goldfish pond, using plastic pip*. your own concrete, a mixture of 3‘* parts sand to one of Port­ land cement should be adequate. Line tha hole with about 2 Inches of concrete, sloping the bottom toward a drain hole. Connect the drain with a drywell or other disposal with a length of plastic pipe Use an­ other length, connected to the dry-well for an overflow to keep the weter In the pool at a dualred depth. A fringe of rock* around the pool will give you an attractive _ . lOUBl It workable. If you prefer to mix rock garden. selected location for the tittle pond. Excavate and thane a de­ pression for the pond. No con­ crete form la needed. The soil will give you a shaping that will be aven enough. Ready-Ml* b Bandy Th* quickest way to line this pool t* use ready-mixed dry concrete available In hard­ ware store* and building supply house*. Thla mixture o f cement and sand needs only tha addl fxf«ni/on Phon® A d d i C o n v e n /o n c o ORE than on* telephone in your home not only goes far as a modernisation convenience but also serves as a safely device. Many per­ sons have been hurt in falls while running upstairs or down to answer the plume. The handiest extension phone Is portable. It can ba plugged Into Jacks tn various room* A permanent phone may be In the kitchen, while jacks for a portable phone can be provided at writing desk or at a bed table. One plume in a house must be stationary so that it* bell will ring even If you fait to plug m your portable phone. M Figuring How Much Space A Gallon o f P ain t Covers ta table prepared by painting axperti showing the HOUI •vw agt area* in souare feet which one gallon of paint ■hocId eover when applied with a brush: Flral ar Second IDBrAOB Primer Coal Exterior Wood Siding ............................. 4AI 340 Exterior Trim ...................................... ISO 400 Wood Shingle Siding ................................. >41 411 Asbestos Wall Shingles ............................ 171 400 Interior Smooth Plaster: PIM Oil P a in t................ ............. ... >40 Gloea or Seml-Gtose *•*■*«*•**«ta a < 010 >40 Calcimine ................................. 730140 Casein Water P a in t.................. >40 TOO Interior Doors and Windows 1Enamel) 101 40S Third Coal 610 971 030 >40 104 Give color interest to craemrd finnan haddi* by adding atrip* of gr«*n pepper and plmlantoj or ■prlnkt* with paprika. DIRECT FACTORY INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL" Drain Off Rusf Prom Water Heater Most water heaters should he drained monthly to remove dirt amt rust which may discolor your plumbing fixture; The average water heater can In- rle inrd sirnPly by attaching ymir garden hose tn the dram rock and let­ ting the water run until it is clear. Why Bathroomi*Are Expensive to Build It takes more on-the-slt* tabor io put together tha walls and plumbing of one small bathroom than it take* to frama a threebedroom house. This was axplained by builders at a panel discussion sponsored by Mouse St Home, trade publication. The average bathroom, they said, costs at least five times as much per square foot as any other room except a fully equipped kitchen, 7 BUYING CA BIN ETS Kitchen cabinets made of ponieroso pine ere available unfin­ ished from lumber dealers In knocked down or completely li­ st mbird forms. If you *c. , rto. it vimrself tan ¥mi will find that « screwdriver and hammer are ill you need to put such cabinets sogother. a t* a .». n j . or* •ENOS PA1NTIM tt cin be Judged to a great ex­ tent by tn* way tta window* oparale. Visit a house on a rainy day and try to open It* window* If they stick and bind because of the damp air, chancaa ar* they ar* not modem. whan window* optn easily in all kinds of w talh tr and closa snugly, leaving nothing to rattla In tha wind, you can almost condud* that similar care and qual­ ity hav* bean uaed throughout in tha construction of th* houi* However, tha styla of th* win­ dow daalgn—amall panes or large, square pane* or norltontal rectangle*—Is largely a matter of Individual prtfarance, Thar* was a raason for emailpantd colonial window* Qlasa wa* scarce and valuabl*. Now­ aday* great ahaata ol glaia ean be had. But lota of people still prafar to eut it into imall panes. They Ilk* th* look* ef eeionlat style window* Free sag Com ef Window* Something good ean be aald for almost any type of window. Metal framed window* ar* procUlon fitted and when made of aluminum they call for no paint. Wood framad windows, on th* other hand, hav* greater Insu­ lating value and the sash 1* not as subject to “awealing" or con­ densation. Metal theoretically expands and contracts readily, but It would b* hard to find a cat* of ,metal framed windows giving trouble on this any uouiua m u score. Wood * -can swell and warp unless kept can iwelt hermatically sealed on all surfaea*. but modern chemlcal chan tn ia ta d tre a tm e n ts h av e etlm ln warping, ahrinking and awaiting from lh* newest wood window* Double Hung winnows, com­ prising two sashes which elide up and down In a window frame, ar* lha moat widely used win­ dow* Many window* of this type ar* now designed so they ean t>* removed from their frame* tor easy cleaning Insldt th* houia without any ladder work out­ side. Sash and train* are fitted to each other in the factory. Such complete uniti insure a tight fll and smooth operation. Compensating balancing devices have replaced th* old sash cord and heavy weights and th# com­ plete unit i< permanently wrath*ritripped In It* p re fa b ric a te Three Oeneral Deatgne You can get window* today In three general stylet, colonml multi-pane, transitional combi­ nations and modern hortinnlal designs to harmonise with your favorite architectural prefer­ ences. Many window units art made today with combination storm and screen sash. A window ecreen Is replaced by a storm •ash from within th* houi* with­ out the hasardous use of a lad­ der outside. These units are strong and lightweight and ran lbe painted to match the trim i*nd color scheme of your house Standards set up by the U S Department of Commerce foi xnug fitting and case of opera­ tion of window* ar* now Indi­ cated by smell metal teal* of ap­ proval on lh* edge of window frames and sash. The seal bears the imprint of the American Wood Window Institute to cer­ tify the quality of tha product. NO STOOPING It necessary erne* yew etor# food la a new w**u cabinet refrigerator. Everything Is at aye leva! ana capacity ton bn at big at you need-extra sections ar* added. Something to corw tlder when remodeling a kitchen. SA N FO R D L IN O L E U M & TiL,t; to. f ir in g * y o u a l l 3 EXCITING STYLES In lo w c o s t K c n t l l e f l o o r s CARNIVAl CARPET-WISE um lu u n m r a r b u r v ib Vow bom* tale* ess a new, luxurious apearene* when M‘i reuse deled with ROCK-TEX stone tiding. Let our design expert* anatom daalgn your home — fra* astimete* without obligation. Cell aewl MV AS LOW AS SI MB MOBTH Orange Improvement Co. >•1 E. Commercial Pkona 1911 W I ECONOMIZE... SANFORD LINOLEUM & TILE CO. 127 W. Flrat SI. 1 Orange Improvement COMPANY wa i Phone 1917 Bring- U s. Your plans for an esti­ mate on the tools and m a t e r i a l s you'll need to do the job right. Come in now for top qua­ lity lumber, paints, tools and mater­ ials at prices you can't beat. lN S U L b tlO N low-cost insulation • e hoioi o r i d i o m •OOVIM WOOD, IRIOKd STU0I0, OR IHINiLI -T v g ^ g g g g a CALL THE LUMBER NUMBEB q u a lity h a rd w a re ”83" TOP SUDDEN SERVICE HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD <13 Weil Thin) St, p hone ..........................V 2822 Carpet-wla* buyers find just the fabric* they want . . magnificent, (tret quality Gullstan carpal* . ta the apaelal style, pattern and color they w ant. . at our big ahowroom. Economywlee buyer* find convenient budget plans to meet their need*, and low, tow prioaa te pay. Why don't you coma in teday ...* •# our wide vari­ ety of eaqulalta Gullstan carpet* . , . discover out aasy payment term* You’ll Agree With Our ruatom e'i: "U’e NIc# To D* (Justness with You” i.^ r r r t? r ;r ^ ‘T) I woes a Wee MAut • in o i RiFAina KINTIll V * v . •A v it r u n no n CORKTONI MADE TO FIT • IHtULATlt — u n i MAMUttno KINTIll KINT11I. FURNISH EVERYTHING FOR BUILDING, REPAIRING or REMODELING your home su p p lie s ^ D U P O N T PAINTS ■'■v ■t eke#** f e a r fe re rll# i l | (*> s a d r e f e r led ap Let Hill Lumber. . . ru st-p ro o f screens STONE HOUSE can't be Judged by A the style of its windows, but Mix conked green puss (drained and cooled) with minced onl»n, Mix meshed conked carrot with strips of pimlento and meyonnal-e ft la 3.300 mile* from Rnbraltar mashed cooked parsnip, butler Serve In lettuce cup* for a differ­ to the Sues caneL ent and delicious seled. >nr mergarine, ealt and pepper. to p -g rad e lu m b er AVERAGE HOUSE FRONT H ang Your R efrigerator On W all fo r E asy Reach Tell a Lot About House OUR OWN HOME h a dongeroue place, toy* the Imtltufe for Safer living. More than 630,000 Mr lout accident* occur in home* each year, ladder* and tiokt ore blamed for moil ol then. Here Y ar* tome way* you con hurt or kill yourielt. Keep Tots Away From Electricity :- - i : r ,s.- W in d o w s • r ^ - w rr;*.ey $ v > • \W ''* ‘ P , f or E V E W ¥ * 1 Tu R P O S E w T I h A.. ‘ m �A Minimum Huh for Storof* Spate CTO RACE SPACE ti mm of u tho moot Important fsat u r n for on* house, whether you o n judging a new plan or remodeling an old housa. An Indication'of w tu t la com lderod a minmum storage allow ance for an avaraa* family La oontolnad In FHA R o o f O verhang H elps K eep H om e Cool B y Shading W indow W alls fro m th e Sun sftunst mrd Im 't alwaya In sight oaan't Impress lit*If upon ind aa something In naad I ef Hit tima It'* th* aaah n th* lower window which than. Tha aaah must bo out of tho window framo. that It la nacoaaary to ra­ th# aaah bead. aomotlmoa a aa tho window atop. become even more importer* with the spread ef air conditioning. Aa shown here, floor-to-ealllng win* dew wells con be comptatoty.ln the ihede et midday In. summer. When the sun k lower In the dry In winter It con shine In the window*. Such overhangs ore carefully planned. They hove to be widen HEBE’S HOW TO PAINT A PANELED FnONT DOORi W tS tS & 'ttS r iR E p H O t e s a n m E B A ta A p x i .nnnrinaiot.iob willHaljjt tokcep W ! Painting a paneled door Is eaiy If you follow the procedure of the professional. First comas preparation, Sand tha surface smooth and dust off all loose perticlea. If the door haa never been painted, apply an under* coat. If It haa been painted, only the harespota will need such priming. Using i m ar 3-lnrh brush, latart painting the molded edges o f the top panel First paint uia hop adge, than the aide and bat* horn et)?**. Paint from the eorcra, drawing tha brush toward is center. Brush out excess paint. Drip marks can be un•Ightly. After tha molded edgea of the top panel are covered, paint the panel Itself. If the panel haa both a raised and sunken aec1lon, the sunken section should ba painted Arst Use this routine foe each .panel, from the lop down. After Ithe panels are finished, do the «cro**rall at the top of the door. INext paint the allies down to the next crossralt, and ao on down ie the bottom. Panel door* ar* generally a , _ I . ..* m as.*-. .. II N B H j 3 || a w • p*‘nt- 3 reight & iia X 'w r ' ™ * 11 ao high a* H JfESTTSES* J M _ aaah to _ _______ ______ tea below n u hole Into Which the cord will H i That tell* you how long the | cord should be. Cut It to lit and (i* a knot at this end of It This1 ■not fits Into the hole in Ihe sash. The rest of the job consists of glutting everything heck tho way you found i t However, while, you have the window ap art It's ■ good Idea to luhrlcata all the eliding ding isurfaces ___ with beeswax or S good hard pasta wax. Upper aaah cord* do not braak very often, line* the upper pert «f a window seldom la given as ■such service as the lower part The principle nf replacing an tipper sash cord la the same a* For a lower one- Tha difference la thUj to xet at tha upper aash cord, the lower aash must first be removad. Then taka off what Is eaUtd tha parting atrip — the place of molding that runs verti­ cally in back of the lower sash Vrom there on the procedure 1* | the seme for an upper broken cord a* for a lower. r. --------- I ^ubb»r Tilt Fits Resilient rubber tile, the samw material used for luxury floort covering* in kitchen* and bath-d rooms, ns* many other useful household applications. Because! nf Its flexibility and ease of cut-i ting this material tends itself toj various decorative ideas. Inlays are easy to devise. Mnrhellrcd rubber tile ran bnl used for an Impervious lop on id cocktail table. Either the lilm size* or sheet form can make m damage-proof top for a child * cheat. Doors that get rough treat-! ment can be armored with rtib-i ber tile. A sharp flooring knito and a good adhesive are all youf need. ___________ i JttN Iofl BATHROOMS ' Miniature toilets for children are made by plumbing fixtures manufacturers. Other fixtures for a child's bathroom are about thn' tame os any. lawntnrlca are hung closer to Ihe floor for youngster* nnd can be raised later. Small sized bathtubs are common. You've probably tried them lri hotel*. S iw cord. Run tho other end of W.eerd over the pulley at the p of tha window frame until It iaehts the bottom of the pocket om where you took the sash eight Mori of Ihe time the new, r J Is stiff enough to slide down is nam e easily, If you have cubit, put a small weight at « and of the cord to pull It iwp. A nail or ■ piece of chain >• small flahline linker will do m brick. When tha cord It at i# bottom, attach It to tha sash jht. Put tha sash weight back top pocket and screw the Mt eover back In place, l i t get tha window aash you w mad* of fln* pin* which ha* a particularly good bond for paint They are now also chemically treated, whleh for alt practical purpose* eliminates sticking and warping, if paint Is applied evenly, on a dry, clean surface, it will not bubble or crack Don't on't use an fast-drying paint a large surface, such aa a r.'H Die ute paint Ml* too door.‘If »*» fast, ..... H'a almost Impossible to avoid unattractive overlapping. If the o Collin(j ]How to Clocm' I tainting ’r-1 ' Floors Ith o u t Lop M a rk s *1painting a ceiling you can Hardwood Inexpanalv* Insulation bon:J r 1 Hardwood floors n o r m a lly I* a materiel made by exploding! town with * roDer if you should never bo cleaned with is them wood or can* fiber* and usam flrat with a twopressing these fibers Into shssta., fJ^ b V u ih .d|xpcrt* Recommend water, say* the Maple Flooring limitation Board C u r« Cold Walla vhrd aiirfAco, attractive and e v tappealing, with a hlxli W 1.relies ecting value. No further A7it*tw lis required. Insulation boord, a* lla namk .implies, has a high heal resist*, sure and also hushes noise. You >can get It In panels, planks or itil* ilzes. II is especially useful for covering dirty concrete wall In basemenVwhere it is installed on furring atrins. Tile i ling attractive rollings. S i forward and back, overijp o in i the th# atrip you have wilh •a brtuh. brush. Roll a painted with painla second and third atrip in the ham* way. overlapping each r, Strip slightly. Then to level the all acroes the strip*. Con* O over the ceiling'in this manner, but be lure to do the entire celling it one teuton. jThie will prevent log marks f r a n (Rowing. _ __ Manufacturer* Assn. Dust clean them with a soft brush, dry mop or clolh. If tho floor is soiled nr spot stained, rub it wilh a mop or cloth moistened slightly with penetrating sealer, turpentine or furniture polish. This treatment ii especially effective on tightgrained hardwoods suck as coapie and birch, . FOR S p fd n e f. MINT POINTERS! HARD OR s o r r WOOD Hardwoods generally coma from trees th a t have broad leaves. Moat softwoods coma from evergreens. looks sod fvafi Me reef__ ; but navtr nnd* paler. Until wood, this siding can't rot and It’s tarmita proof?' Built-In AUTOMATIC IN .' 19ULATION save* oa faabl JTtrnu to soil. - 1 UK I1VSELWOOD APSULATINO SIDINO W OOD ORANGE Improvement Co. 201 E. Commercial Phonw—Sanford 2822 Whole»ula — Dlwtrlbutora FINANCE YOUR H O M E IM P R O V EM EN T S ON LOWEST FHA YOUR HOME A "Naw.ra.0a-H" proper reinforcement Why CooeroU Cracks I Cracks aro llkoly to form fn lalmost any expanse of concrete rwork because of expansion and Contraction, earth movement and other causae. But when the con* lerete la interlaced with a net* ‘work of metal reinforcement the wrecks are only hairlines, easily laealed and forgotten. ' Without reinforcemen t, per* anal m c h a In Msicrete widen tend shift, allowing one aide ef Hhe crack to rise above the ether aide, and yon have a sharp adge nnd a bump. •VT Tw it Tha development ef walded * "•* < * »ddi Itttl* to dto stronglh of ft»# rwira reinforcing mesh, made aa* ■peclalhr for concrete uses has sick Itself. Pig d midway t o minimis* crocking. {simplified good concrete eon* letructfon. But tha improper use » f such reinforcement opens the door to many of the problems itbat arise without its use. Hew to Install M : Rich strip of this steel fabric ,* m u u . u bo iM i c iu n y o v e r rs p p e n [should carefully overlapped :U» insure the strength at all di­ visions. It provides a much stronger bond when Imbedded midway In tha thickness of the tAtW'i ■csf.**■1 evilly when l*‘d on tha grountl*or bed MOT THIS g u t T u ts under trie concrete. And being welded into a continuous tex* VOIDS In rslnforcamsnt Imrlt* crach. Overlop the fabric to gef o' ture. It cannot be equalled by continuity si strength for permanent sallsfactiorv Juat any old wire or rods that happen to be handy. material t* eaiy to han- brick to hold It up. Then th* rest The cost and valua of proper dla.The You ean cut it with ordinary of the concrete is poured through reinforcement Is easy to figure #jn*» can**' 1 A _. i i wire cutters. It benda by hand It and raked even. . , __ ,-_JF* ____ — for steps. Reinforcement Is vitally Im­ concrete for a residential foun* forAnformations easy wsy to space such portant in the construction of a dallnn slab 9 lnehcs thick usual­ reinforcement midway In a slab ly runa around 29 eenta per is to pour plica of concrete here swimming pool and It's a wise precaution in tho construction square fooL Thli is based on the and there to support tho mesh. of a barbecua fireplace for the delivered price of about R15 per Or you ean us* piece* of old backyard. cubic yard. The use of welded w f.e fabric to strength that slab will add Just about 2'* centi per WARM FANEUNO Dividing a Bathroom square foot—about 10 per cent Wood paneling will kill the for lifetime Insurance. D o u b lti Its U<« chill of a cold wall. The natural This insurance is especially insulating value of wood tends to Dividing your bathroom Inti Important for a driveway or (reduce heat loss from tho body compartments is an Inexpcnzivi sidewalk. An unexpected load of I to a cold surface through radiaway to obtain tha usefulness or a heavy truck may apeR ih« i lion. Wood walls In bathrooms a second bathroom. When ipao payoff. 'have proved to be warmer and permits, one compartment cal lean be sealed against moisture | ' ft'x Sold By Ike Rot] enclose the toilet end anotho by w ater-repellent pigmented compartment, the bathtub. I. y.!°.y Mn get this fabric from stains. The addition of twin lavatorln building supply dealers In roll* equipped with countertops am 5 or ? feel wide and running cabinets and aufllclcnUy larg BEWARE OF Rl'ST from 123 to 300 feet long. Usumirrors will permit two person It'a a wise policy always to use r o lls /0*1 C*n plC)t U** P*rU to wash at the seme time. aluminum nails In all places exCIIRAT THE TERMITES ' po»ed to the weather. Qalvanlt' •ol* around your Be sure to moke a round of your lng if not permanent Insurance foundation from touching wood baking-powder biscuit dough before against ru st Stains bleeding through paint from okidliing at any point and you wll"go far! toward keeping termite* out of kneading I?, Helps in shaping bis­ nallhead* can give any house a gour house. case of ruat measles, cuits neatly! Headquarters For Weekend Decorators Flat Wall Paint—from If yen tackle yeur i t r i n i new feu'll thank yeuritlf talar wkan spring ushers In lawn tar*, gar* dining, and 1h» traditional ***• •anal outdoor palat-up, claan-up scilvltlaa. . i Whrnsrsr pee Install naw amanlng, paint before lalshlng atrip* ar* nailed la pltra, Other* wlae, staining assy ecrur caused by corrosion af aapalatad mesh btntslh atrip*. 1 Beat appllratlen Method la to Scrub paint an peak with a blotk weed t* which carpeting haa s tacked. This a raids the an* keysata af paint (lagging wash. i flie* Iat aeraen an a me la art available. To Minimise rasper srraan etalalag af trim, apply a cast ef good aitarler varnish or. M ttar yet, galvanised ■rial ■rlMtr, - *♦ Pa let fra m e with aw alkyl type aitarier trim aed akattrr palat, It's akamUally daelgaed to ratals eeler, flea* and be Mil* dew-reelaUnt, r P«r gal. tip Mildew Ilralatant Oulnld* ItauM Paint— from per gal up 9X12 Drop Clalha SMSsa«S>SMMHM»m<SMU M « Roller and Pan com plete........... Brushes from t 20° 89c fj.0 9 up Reg, 91.98 Nylon Brush SPECIAL with purchnae of one gnl. nr more any typ* paint. Check our wide selection of quality pnlnta-lntorlor and exterior, varnished nnd finish* •s. Colors mixed to order. You'll find exactly what you need here. Senkarik41YourClass and Paint Co. Color Headquarters'* 112 • 114 W. 2nd Bt. Phones 320 • 2118 Issimwc'i '.-j - t.' r 1* \ INSTALLM ENT • AVAIL YOURSELVES OF OUR COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES ^SAN EO R D A t l a n t ic nauS N al b a n k OrtfaHlxod1Q28 ( Affiliated W hTkf A tldfuk^tiorul£iffk of Jacksonville) MEMBER P. D. 1. C. Dopoalta Insured Up To 910,000 . * �— — ------' *hW ■+ - - Snap Out O f It !! Call 1821 IF YOU HAVEN’T TRIED "FAST ACTION" WANT ADS YOU * ARE REALLY MISSING THE BOAT! THEY ARE A SURE FIRE WAY TO RAISE MONEY BY SELLING 'tU t V y\'fST > ARTICLES FOR CASH I m 88-HOMES 48—ARTICLES FOR SALE i >•—p ia n o g n n c i U-FARM AND GARDEN U L. Sill - PUno Technician WE need furniture, paying top BLACK Eyed ptaa A sweet corn j - b EDROOM, tlta hath, Florida PhoM 2164 Roula L Sanford rash for lame. Sail to buy from, for sale. Bring container A room. Oak Goer* large lot, su per t r a d in g po st os Pick. 81.00 bushel, Ph. 23T4-W ahade A fruit trees. Call 1074- W. t l —ROOFING—PLUMBING II wy. 17-02. Ph. 8017-W. PLUMBING Contract and repair work. Fret estimates. R. L. Harvey. 204 Sanford Ave. Phono 182*. Plumbing. Ere iky lie a Uni M. G. HODGES Service on All Water P uap* Wella Drilled — Pumpa Paola Road Phnoa 700 For Better Pluabtag Sea or Call W. J. KING By STAN LEY •«e%ttf*4 U t Stm t Office GOOD used Maytag automaUc 33—WANTED 1T» BUT washer, only 873.00. See A1 Lyon, 3 Bedroom Concrete Block Sn iiford Electric Co. WANTED-One, two. or three H. VA — 8233 Down Payment P. air-comprcuor. Call 2031-W. 138. Per Month P A 1 2- SEWING machines, Ph. 1014-M Kitchen Fully Equipped FOLDING C ota-O JA 30 F t Host PINE ttmbar. No tract too targe Act fast to -boose colors and tlta 81.88. AU ilia Tirpaulin*. Army- or small. J. L GUaaon, 108 W. A- K. ShM M ktr. Builder 6th SL Sanford. Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave. 1811 FOR FILMS, Fin lahlng. Tape Reconfers, S u p p l i e s , SEE — RENTALS WIEBOLDT’S CAMERA SHOP. 210 s. Park Ave. 14-APARTMENTS LOWELL E. OKIES o J iS 'w .'t a L r o ,. WELAEA APARTMENTS: rooms. private baths, 114 W. P in t St. For Sale or Rent — Throe bed­ FH1G1DA1RE appetence*. salat Avalon Apia. Efflcl t y . fhoot room house. Separate dining and aarvlca. C. 11 High, Oviede, room. Kitchen equipped. Phone 7»W Fla. Phene FOS-3318 or Sanfari 2966-W. 1648W altar 8 p. m. FURNISHED Garag# a p t 3300 1A -PL A C U TO RAT Mallonvllle. AIR CONDITIONING IMV ganiard A rt. 1U1 For Room or Building HUTCHISON'S Ocaaa F r o s t RATING OUT a & p o p e c o . INC. 88—SPECIAL NOTICES Apts. 83* & Atlantic. Dayton* Fork Ave. Fkaat 1448 Beach, Call 3376W. 18 ENVELOPES, letterheads, aaatoFAMILY FUN manta, Invoices, hand bllla, and USED 6 . E. Electric Range NICELY furnished S room garago p r o g r a m a, etc. Progressive completely re-conditloned for apartment. Call C. C. Walsh, 111 A Printing Co. Phono 8 0 8 — 403 HOlrfES just 833.00. Sanford Electric Co. or 963-R. Weal 13th SL DELIGHTFUL TREAT FURNISHED Apts. 201 H W. First RAGGEDLY 4EW, Beautifully Designed THREE ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call SL Reasonable—Phone 1321. FOR and FOUR Bedroom Homes • 1 APPLIANCE CENTER Ralph Roy, 3180. •Your Wesunghousa Dealer” EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ and 2 Baths EVERYONE able tor bachelor or couple. FHA and VA <GI) FINANCED PHONE 1737 HS MAGNOLIA UPHOLSTERING Private bath. Acrosi from Post MRS. APPLEBY’S RESTAURANT Custom Made Drapery and Slip A Varied Selection of Plans USED G, E. Refrigerator for 115. Office. Manuel Jacobson. Cover*. Triced from S11.20O to 821,000 Sec It at Sanford Electric Co. STANLEY KULP Efficiency apartments, air con­ MEET MILLIE at the Doggie Built By Phone Sanford — 2858-J KELVINATOR Docp-Deeie 13 cu. ditioning and TV optlonaL 2631 Diner and Bar, I-aku Mary. 2621 S. Park (Illway 11-93) it. 8230. Mr*, lfettla McNamara, 8. Park (Highway 17-93}, San­ FREE Fish Fry, Friday 1:00 ODRAM A TUDOR, INC. P. O. Box 196, Longwood. ford. CLARK'S TOURIST COURT p. in. '4U—. Builders of F lair Homes T. Y. REPAIRS ’TiHtf p7 mT5ervTcrCaira"Ii:off tfT it?corid7uoned ^G ~ E . Automatic 3-BEDROOM fumtihed a p t Vary ----------H T T luiiuH L*mn* 4 —LOST AND aoUND A. Norm Ph. 1339. J. Q. Herrin, washer. Only $100.00. Tarmi. claan and dose in. Phone Old, HOMES AVAILABLE: LOST—Wallet In B1U Theatru Ph. 2393-J. Licensed Techni­ Sanford Electric Co, South Ptnecrest...........Sanford, Fla. Jimmy Cowan. Friday night Name on wallet, cians, guaranteed work. Grove Minors .......... Sanford, Fla. Buell Cohen. Containing driven Three and tour room furnished Valencia Villas...........DeLand, Fla, 46—BUILDING MATERIALS llcanae, socle! aecurlty card. apt*. Vary clean and close In. WELL DRILLING SALES OFFICE Alto 10 dollan. Phone 2036-J3. Phone 616, Jlmmv Cowan. Pump Sales with USED BRICK H13 S. French Ave. Keep money return wallet. Repair Service TWO CARLOADS beautiful uaed 2-ROOM furnished apt. Tile bath, Phone: 2100 and 2310 brick. Orange, red, and b u n t GARLAND SHAW private entrance. Phono 3030-J S—PERSONAL NOTICES black. See them at SHERMAN P. O. Box 548 CONCRETE PIPE CO. 3-BEDROOM Apt. 1820 Park. Ph. LONGWOOD RoUaway. Hoapllal a n d B a b y H O M E S tte-J. Phone: w. p. 26-26aa Rod*. Day, Weak or Month— RED-1-M1X CONKRBTE TaL 143*. Fwrnlture Can to r Mirada Concrete Co. Fum. 1 BR It 2 DR apis. Alio C ER A M IC T IL E ll* Wool P in t Phone 1838 garage apt. Ph. 432-W. Paul F. Mueller & Son Ph. 134 309 Elm Ave. Local and Long Distance moving. Frco estimate. Quality work. EFFICIENCY Apt. air condition­ CONCRETE Agenta for 110WAHD VAN ed. Highway 17-92 south city LINES, INC. PENINSULAR Well drilling, water guaranteed. Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete limit*. Slutnberland Court. Block, Sand, Gravel, Cemcni 1008-W. TRANSFER A STORAOE. Inc. Concrete ripe to Meet All Quail, Cool, 2 BR furnished apt. Screen­ BEAUTIFUL five room home with Office 1300 French Ave., Phone ficatlon*. EMPLOYMENT ed porch. Summer rate. $50 two Ja lou* led porches covering USA Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. mo. 1703 Magnolia, Ph. 1568-J. 2 3 of house. Completely remod­ Out Went 13th St. Phone 2189 eled from ground to roof with GIRLS—Enjoy a unique and dif­ 18—HELP WANTED-FEMALE 3 - ROOM furalxhrd apartment. all new plumbing and kitchen ferent vacation at a real ranch. Septic Tank* Close in, HI E. 8th St. $50.00 WAITRESS Apply Touchton’a Limit 60 glrD, June 10 thru equipment. This home was re­ Installed. monthly. Phono 23G6 or 1032. modeled for owners own u»e. 34th. MQ Ranch, Mra. H. E. Drug Store, Mr. Clark. Miracle Conciete Co. Circumstances caused owner not Morrta, PHONE 795-J. 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1333 27—HELP WANTED—.MA1.K Under New Mnnnsfement occupy lim e. Price reduced San Lanin Apt* Vacancy. Nicety to FISHING and boating on the St. MAN TO act ft* Policeman, Snpt. for quick sale to $11,230.90. Con­ furnished. Phone 1710-11. 48—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT venient term* to acceptable Johns River. Shiner* and other of Streets, Guardian of Public bait. Monroe Boat Bowl No. of purchaser. Within a few blocks Park, who is Interested In ath­ HAYNES OUlce Machine Co.. 3-Room furnished apt. Including the Monroe Bridge. letics A children. Must havo utilities, hot ami cold water. of Catholic A Public schools A Typew filers' adding machines, downtown Sanford. Inquire at car. Write giving qualifications Close In, $10.00 par week Phono lea-Rentals. 314 Stag. Ph. 44. Sales-RenUD. ! will not pay any debts made by 5U5 Myrtle Ave, Telephona 1827, A salary desired to Town Clark, Phono 3048-W. anyone but myself. P. O. Box 233, Altamonte 47—FU RNITU RE—UOUSEUOLD F, M. ENGLISH IT--HOUSES and COITAGKS Springs, Fla. GOODS 64- U / T S IKE Seminole Realty for Desir­ YOUNG man interested In eliect HlGHEhT CASH TRADE- IN AUTOMOTIVE able Homes and Apts. Phone 27 LOTS — pinecreat Seclion. C i t y metal work. CALL 70 PRICES PAID FOR USED water. Phone 637-J. FURNITURE 2-Bedroom bouse. Phone 2983 W. TOP WAGES to first class roofer. 8—BOATS AMD MOTORS W1LNON-MAIER experienced In built-up, tsphalt NICE clean fumlshol cottage on 17—BROKERS a of REALTORS Soa the New Evlnrnde Line for *34 and asbestos shingles. PHONE F U R N IT U R E CO. 17-92. Rent by week or munth. 1594-J, ROBSON Sporting Goods Call 958 Lights and water furnished. Ph. Erlarwde Salta A Service 81,060 DOWN WlO-Wl. 36—MALE or FKM.M.. 311 E. F in it St. S04 E. l i t St. Phone 99* Specious 3-bedroom modem home, 3-BEDBOOM house for rent. Part­ dining mom, tile bitb, electric WE have an outstanding oppor­ SH O P ECH O LS ly furnished. Call Mr. Jenkins, kitchen, nttlc fin and gooa w*u. tunity with over-average earnWILL SACRIFICE Phone 0118 or 2149-M. i r j i fir a g jre stn e men uni 1930 23 H. P. Johnson Outboard RETIREMENT HOME-18,408 Motor. Make ma an offer. Phone women. Immediate employment, 3-Bedroom house. Paneled porch, 3 Bedrooms, 2 porchri. 2-car ga. fur thoir who can ramify Full Harry Whitaner at 2203-W. kitchen equipped, attic fan. $199 rage, ntcaly landscaped, close In. or part-time. Apply In person mo. Call 1222-J or 2167.W. $1,000 down. between 11 nnd 12 a. m. u i l 3 D -r u a - u r u n to 6 p. m. ORANOE IMPROVE­ Unfurnished 2-Bcdroom. Kitchen RUAINEM OPPORTUNITY CO., 201 E. Commercial EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN­ MENT equipped. 2405 Willow Avo. Ph. $2,800 buys going builnci* hotting MENT AND WHEEL BALANC­ SL Senior! 2862-J. Hollywmxl Bed. Complete 836 $4,200 per year. ING—Passenger c a r s a n d 31-WORK WANTED—MALI fl LEGS FREE 2-bedroom h o u s e , Trucks; all make*, slice—R ton Kmgslzo Bed, complete 3110 Unfurnished Consult A REALTOR First llcdccuralud. $63 mo. Ph. 2873. to S-tnn. Seminole County Mot­ HIGH SCHOOL boy with power 8 lnche* wider and CULLEN & HAHKEY ors, Zk . 519 E. lot SL PHONE mowtr wanU mowing. 716-M-4. longer than ordinary bed i!—it DO.MS 188 N. Park Avr, Pbone m i MIL Bedroom Suite |99 18—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Bookcase bed, Dresser NICE bedroom. Private entrance FOR RENT—3 Bedroom furnished 38—TRAILERS and Mirror nnd bath. Phono 2029 W. huukc. Good location, $83. FOR SALE — Grocery and gas $293 US before It will pay YOU to station Well established busi­ 3 Room* Complete CLEAN rooms, TV. Tbo Gables, Bedroom, Living Room you buy. Open Evenings had 3 bedrooms i t a price you can af­ ness, g o o d location, Illness 401 Magnolia. ________ and Dinette dun Bay*. ford. Attractive home with large forces sale. Ph. 0243 Sanford, Sir■tette Trailer Seles, kitchen; nice yard with BBQ: Florida. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. ^ 3Falatka, a “FU. • REAL ESTATE convenient location. T O T A L Corner 2nd. A Magnolia Ph. 1231 PRICE $10,390. TERMS, OR SALE—Special homo trailer, # FINANCIAL FOR “ Bod Bamberger'' Mgr. IS—HOMES *1 fl. 41 Roy I I , f vCraft, „ 4 , Wall III n11 I,, < 21 to tun wallit ^ Open Monday* *UI 8:60 p.m. W. B. "BBT STEM PER carpeting. Palmed lm>ido and 34-INSURANCE VISIT OUR BALCONY Realtor — General msoraace out. Sea it at Dreamwold Trail­ Gey Allan, Aeeoclate Dead furnttere, appliances, loots, NOT A PROJECT! er Park or Phone 3170J. Prede n ed Raise te Pradw red Arietta Price, Associate ete. Bought-told. U cry's Mart. Policy belder a IIU H i N. Park Ave. FOR SALE - COLONIAL 36-It 311 East 1st St, Phone — House Trailer. Modern, with 1John W illiam s In s. A g te tT BUT— nomeg of Real Individual! Buy yeur Furniture at B en rT A lex an d er & S trin g e r ill Sosferd AUamk Bask bath. CALL 3047-M. ty: Brittany Farm Homes, Early Warehouse Funs., Co., at 861 W. Phewe 34 Real EsUU ♦ Insurance 1st SL All nati«ial]y adv. fur­ American, Ultra Modem, Con­ Mrs, Lour toe Miiaoajnr, Assoc. BUSINESS niture at warehouse price*. Ph. 18 “ ventional A F r e n c h Colonial 167 Magnolia Ave. LIVESTOCK type*. SERVICES BALL R EA LTY 2»—IIOK.SKS—CATTLE BUILT On Large Landscaped 1—BRAUTY PARLORS RAYMOND IL BAIX Lotsi In the best of neighbor­ OBCAR M. RARRMON Your Beauty Number Ph. 971 2 RIDING Horses and saddles hood!. 8300 Phone 2807 Sanford. REG. BLOKERS H arriett'! Beaaty Nook $260 Foam Rubber Sectional $139 D. RlcMeyMsn, Aesedata 105 So. Oak . GOOD, gentle riding horse with $200 2-Pc Living Room Sulla $69 'OMPLETE with all the features 884S.$«•)* P a rt Ave. Pbone • saddle. 8*3. PHONE 1880-M. 8130 2-Pc Sofa Bed Suite .. . . $48 you have dreamed about sueb 17—BUILDING REPAIRS IF IT 18 HRAL ESTATE $39 Cedar Robes .................. | 3* as colored General Eleetrle ap­ PAINTING 16—POULTRY a ah Grander A Moatefth $30 Chest ol Drawer* ............ $38 pliances and colored plumbing at 111 Sooth Park Pinna TTI FLOOR Madmg aid finishing. 309 RED Pullet*. Been laying $140 Double Dresser and fixtures. TWy .Mirror ........................... $og Serving Semia“ e— a n '^ ^ yTaxing. i about 6 weeks. Call 0265. Odd Chroma Chair* ................. $4 AND available at reasooihla since 1823. •ole NEW HOME H. M Urnaeon. Lake Mary MERCHANDISE prices with the best financing Three bedrooms, masonry con­ struction. paved street. Total Paint Roller FREEI A with minimum down-payprice only $9250.00 with terms. With purchase of 4 gallons paint, 13-ARTICLES FOR RALE menu. any kind, Inside or outside. 814 East 4th Street. -Factory la Tow— NEED A PA INTER7 SEE USI 2Pc Living Room Suite ... . Alum inum Robert A. WIDlsins* Realtor McRANEY-SMITH Miami Lounge .......... .. Wellborn C. Phillips, JrRaymond Loodqulat, Associate » m 8 . Park Phone 1361 Venetian Blinds Plastic Arm Sofa Bed ....... Phone m i Atlantic Bank Bldg. bead. Sag-proof ball 3Pc Bed Room Suite . , , A SPECIAL price Inalde & out­ Eacloeed rad with plastic ends. Plastic « Gists Door Wardrobe ........ Since 1848, Sanford’s Leading side. Room special $14.93. Let rayon tapes. Cotton or nyl« Triple Mirror Vanity ........ Builder of homes for over 1,800 u* paint your tile roof. Cell cords, I)ri‘*»cr ami Mirror ............. Seminole Realty people. Sale* Office: Little Venice 3170-J ask for Mr. Taiker. Hcakartk Glaum nnd Paint Ci Like New Rojlaway Beds .. W. DIETRICHS In Loch Arbor. T. W. HERO 9-Pc Dining Room Suite . 118-114 West led St. Phone 32 18—ELECTRICAL C o a tru te n 1881 Park Ave. Phone 27 or 143 FRONR 1364 3-Pc Dinette ........................ Air Conditioners, San­ Baby Crih and Mattress ..... RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 3—USED ford Electric Co. Rathinctto ........... ........... . Electrical Contracting and Repairs BEAUTIFUL LAKEFRONT FOR WIDE CHOICE of buyers, TV Service fouler b*,IX Mather of Sanford- renters, workers, us* Wsnt Ads. On large lot, HOME Beodti and Crosley Aptilleueee Anything 196 ft. on lake. Fine With A .83-88 R let BL Pheue I t T 111 MaguoU* Ave. h i. 113 while sand beach, good swim­ OasaHM Phone 1811 to place ’em ming and fishing a t front door. Ad 19-LAUNDUT-DRT CLEANING Oik floors, furnace heat, enclos­ 48-FA "M AND GARDEN JUST CALL ed garage. Price |16,300—Terms hear Wash and Damp Dry Wnb tad Dry Fold 19-19 Ford Tractor Double TOO MUCH FURNITURE? d i s ­ Se* u» for FiWneh Av*. Projwrty La*r1ry Bottom 14" Flow, II Row tilled eds seU the surplus for REAL ESTATE DRIVEDr i mag GETTING A PET for your child? 2344 Freneh Av*. Cultivstor. SMtheldv l.aohdreaurt CASH. Phone 1821 for an adSee clasiUteitloB No. I I is the J. W. HALL. REALTOR NUB SMe Foodmart BM*. BRITT TRACTOR CO. Johnny Walker, Aaaoclita 1*8 “ “ ■ " Wont Adi. Hlwajr 17-92 So. Pfaoat 501 writer. "Cell Hall" Phone 1731 8*00 oath Park—Phono THE O LD HOM E T O W N 44—APPLIANCES Hnone 1821 36th Anniversary Sale New 47—BRORERA and REALTORS RELAX Convenient, ’‘Easy to keep" 3 bedroom house. Choice Wynnewood location. Spaclotu lawn, beautifully landscaped. Hard­ wood floors, panel TV room. $10,930. TERMS 4fo Interest on Mortgage Bonn L. Pnylnn, Broker Alberta J. Hall, Associate Phono 2871 17-92 at Hiawatha FRANKLIN REALTY For Sale—t bedroom houie, sep­ arata garag*. Phone 1336, Kt. 1792, De Uary. Price $6300. Si A. B. Pstenon, Broker Aasoclates A. R. Peterson Jr., P. J. Ch*strrson, Garfield Willetts, John Melich, R. W. Williams. H aul M. Field, A. C. Doudncy, Land Suveyor. 116 N. Park Phone 1129. UNUSUAL OFFER 2-STORY brick A frame home facing a park. Excellent condl lion, hardwuod Boors. AU large rooms, j oearoome, living room, dining room, den. Kitch­ en equipped with appliances and dish washer. $15,730. Cash or terms. OZIER REALTY CO. Laura R. Oiler Reg. Reel Ksute Broker 2401 So. Orlaado Dr. — Ph. 13$t SA-REAL ESTATE WANTED DAILY C R O S S W O R D ACROSS Father Crust on a wound A regulation for a society 10. Greets 12. Shoahonean Indiana 13. Grief 14 Mans nickname 13. Torrid 10. West Africa (abbr.) 17. Knockout (slang) 18. Consume to Permit 20 . Forward 23 Rowing ImplemenU 24 Retard* 28 Unbiased 28 City | Russ ) 31 A wagon wheel groove 33 Indian tree 33 Plutonium (sym.) 34. Gold (Her.) 3ft. Writing fluid 36 Floating mass of ice 38 French river (poss ) 40 Toward the lee (riant t 41 An exami-. nation be­ fore a court 43 Exclude 43. Egyptian dancing girl 41. Vehicle with runners DOWN 1. T^rre aneVe Wish in BUY small home In city, fairly new. shade trees, nice yard. Write P. O. I1UX 3131, Daytona Beach, Fla. IIUIIM U ltl'l, 'IlHdlll Ult.Ki I 2. Toward (he 21. Git L in a u u n u H itu 22, Pub. lee (naut.) UUL) ’J - l i j l ’ 3. Gone by Be­ UH uiauuci huh lly 4. Exclama­ ra iiu m i9 1 - i n tion (slang) J3. Coin nunai < 0. Discharge, (Swed.) •jm an Hmixie t wcjm u err iiv n 39. Angloas a gun j u, in j i 8. Wagon Baxon n'i’ll H ” net m 7, Brest* letter .ph i.-i • • *. A machine 26. Ices I8 C JU H I I H U l l to force air 27. City through a (111.) building 29. Cover­ let 9. Dully 11. Strikes 30. Carpenter’s (slang) tool 13. OrUntal river 32. To anoint trees (archaic) 39. Wlr* meaaur* 18. Sea eagle 33. Officiating p rin t of a 42. Dal aegnb] (Eur.) mosque 10. Young gill *, (abbr.) t u r n iT~ $ i TT sT y//M M 1 ir " — _ Tr IT* _ □ tr _ iT ji W IT P • i “ w 31 ■37" XT' i “73" ~ \ vt XT ^ / WANT AD WHOPNIS FUR ACTION SATISFACTION, use Classified ads. Phono 1*21 for in id-wrltcr. LOSE A VALUABLE? Losl Ads are fammis finders. Call 1821 (or an ud-wrltcc’s Inlcrrited help. 1821 For An Ad W r«« l time 18c per l,M ---- a tlm m 18c per 6 llmre 14. per JIM 22 tltne* He per ........... c o n tr a tt 10c per - r - r 1: - ; " T , n » <*•*• *tyle> tT^*' Ref f W ' i ^ o , ' , (or i inter l-'n® , __ count nmoont u**11, , .net to 1 Nine 6-l'olnl SALESLADY WANTED A lU U KATE9 F011, . MUST BE NEAT AND CAPABLI Used TO MEET THE TUBLIC HAVE MORE MONEY by selling unheeded things through Want Ada. Phone 1821 for help u wording your an. APPLY JACOBSON’S DEPT. STORK Acrosp from the Post Offle* m . Uti. ANO B U U O IN G N E E D S JUtofdlAfl ** Ho' _ SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Oat WMt Mb SL 1 1 I �I )“,V-V v.’ ' '*>• ■ ’HZtii’.! • • --J •• 7 ' • ' ' • "f- •• '*V*: ' *P\ * ‘ ' l . 7 Let's put the Old Fashion Light of Common Sense on a Dear Old Subject » : __ i . r i ___ l l / l „ 1 5 r ^ n I T l U r o l I r X I. ’i vt c l R t i n S No detail, no matter How small, has been 11 overlooked in the building of Grove Man-* ors homes. The finest craftsmen and sup­ pliers have helped to make Grove Man­ ors truly incomparable. * , , . — mementos of the past, or the bright, new conveniences of modern living? JJOMES are at ease with their surroundings. Each home is placed on an exceptionally large lot. No home looks like the other, yet graces its site as if it had always been there and is inseparable from it ’A re you hanging on to the “old homestead”% because you can’t tear yourself away from its stifling hot attics, its dark nurrow stairways, its cramped, dust-laden closets, it’s creeky doors and drafty windows? All this was the accepted thing a few generations ago. But so were wall phones, sulphur tonics and Model T’s and a host of other memory-laden fixtures of the past. INCLOSED patios insure private outdoor dining, with open sky overhead, accessible to the interior of the house through wide french doors. The modern trend is to open-ness, airy-ness and sunlight to take full advantage of Florida’s wonderful climate. At incomparable Grove Manors the orange trees have been left standing . . . Breezes whisper thru their cooling shade, and sunlight splushes on the lawns . . . creating the setting for your home. Here is graciousness, stateliness, time for relaxed, modern living, and a setting proper for those who look for more than shelter .. .those who want the full life in every sense.. .. This is Grove Manors . .. incomparable for you and your family to dwell all the days of your life. if |N GROVE MANORS you have a choice of many different floor plans, and color schemes, both inside and out. You'll mar­ vel at the beauty and convenience of the all-electric kitchens, the ultra-modern baths, the spacious air-tight closets, the woodwork, the roominess and precise home engineering that has gone into the whole marvelous de­ velopment that is incomparable GROVE MANORS. - youwant the finest in life and living, visit incomparable GROVE MANORS INCOMPARABLE too is Grove Manors publie conveniences. . . 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M, For Delivery SANT OB D, FIXM im A tfr O L t MM 3ELVUI Local Youth P raise By P-TA W EDNESDAY, MAY M . 1958 'AnHoclalwt IVfM le a n rtt Wlr# bsentee Ballots Fail To Change Election Results David Brown, 16-y#arold aopho more at Seminole High School, was presented with a gift of apprecia­ tion this morning at Waal Sid* pri­ mary School The gift wa* presented by Mr*. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ R. E. Mitchell. Chairman of the West Sid* School P-TA Safety Com The Winners In Yesterday's Election mlltee, David haa taken tlm* out every morning for th* past two school years to handle the safety patrol at he Incrsectlon of French Ave. and Third St., a thoroughfare for school children ranging In ages from first grade to third grade. Mrs. Mitchell pointed out this "The Seminol* High School morning, as she presented the gift baaeball team this year compares u( appreciation that "David Brown Is such a dependable young man favorably with th* team the SOUTHERN BELL TELETHONE COMPANY'S new building at Ninth and Laurel Ave, In 8anfonL that he has given the parent* of achool fielded In IMS," Coach school children peace of mind be­ "Goose" Kettle* said today aa In­ (Thoto by J a m a a o n ) _____________________ cause of their knowledge that he terest began lo renter in th* hrn«was taking care of their safety (it fam e to bo played on June 7, In crossing srccta." («nht<aoa JH* I n i ’ ybulig* aciibot" Boy ‘Fairoiman haa worked with both Captain the Oranga-Lak* League and tho Arnold William* andI a Tirol man local high achool team. , lien Duller of the Sanford Police "With a 15-1 won-lou record. Department In handling the street going to th* Slat* Tournament crossing safety precaution. Adlat Stevenson won a nlp-and, — David Is lha son of Mr. and Mra. which will b* played in Fort tuck battle with Sen. Estc* Ke B. U. Brown of 1301 Palmetto Ave. Plan* on June It," laid Kettle*, fauver In Florida’* Democratic Mrs. Mitchell said this morning, "Wa hav* a team that It excellent The Seminole County Junior pr» l(* nt‘al prl™ ry "David Brown !■ a good example In all department*. It la th* best ♦ chhambar am b er ot Commecca haa an- WlHi re tu rn from 1.680 o fth o JOHN KINDER record sine* IMI when the Slat* of our Youth today,” precincts, unofficial atate’s 1,778 J. I„ HOBBY flounced Ita aelectlon of high County Commissioner Tournament waa played In San­ Semlnola County rehool graduates who will receive total* were: District 1 ford." Stevenaon: 112,217 the coveted "Jsycr* Leaderahlp Heads Of Garden Kettle* pointed tn hla three, Kefauver: 201.810 Awards" at graduation eiertlaea. man pitching staff that will ace Stevenson bad 22 vote* In the Club Standing The selection la based on: (1) Democratic National Convention action In the forthcoming be twill Interest end participation* in atu- to 0 for KefuLVrr. game as well a* the State Tourna­ dent activities (I) scholarship, By MARIAN JONES Committee Told ment, "We hav* Jim Hawklna, a In the final tabulation of Semi-, Fourteen member* o f t h e and (31 citlzcnahlp. De Rary — Mr*. Fred R. (tanas, senior with a T-t record, Ernie m, .* county ballots whit'* in*1 George Andrew Speer, president eludes the ab-ent.-e voles. Adlai 0 ^ * d<> » l*h 8c.ho01 * s*nl°r £ ,M? president of the 8anford Garden Morrli with a 7-0 record, and t„ of the local Jaycet organisation Stevenson received 1,810 and wl1* urnduato tomorrow night at Club Ha* announced her water of C. Smith with a 1-0 record, W« fi|wl]l mak* the presentation to Jim Estes Kefauvor polled a lolal of «•«!*#* to be held In the Oviedo standing committee chairmen for Imp* lha people of Hanfurd and Hawklna and " Elisabeth Woodruff 2 3y0' j Somlnul* County will turn out to , High Sr bool auditorium at 8 p. m. the year of 10.W-57. « t Seminole High School on June They are: awards, Mri. F. I* 1see our game on Ih* 7th when we ' The vol* was light and the reThe guest .peakcr will be Kl4, at • p. m. Mills closer than expected. Neither ridge It. Collin*, principal of the Woodruff 111; birds and conierva- attempt to rais* fundi tn pay the ._ t|on, Mra, John Fox; rourleiy, expanses of our team to tho Fort Ed Hunt, vice president of the candidate could claim a smashing s t* Cloud ........_....... High School, 1 "V Mra. Ralph Dean; garden therapy, Pierc* Stale Tournament." Jayce** here attended Claaa victory. Night activitle* fia t night gt LyFor a half a dollar," said Ket­ Both candidate* already were In nine boy* will receive their Dr, Doria Cline; horticulture, M n, • man High School to present the tles, "folks can ac* a baseball California In a stretch drive for dlplomaa from Oviedo High School J. D. Woodruff; Junior garden gatfta that will glva thorn th* thrill *w*rdi to Joan Joyce and Donald that stale’s 88 convention vote*. Principal Stewart Gatehel. club, Mr*. Blanton I). Owen; pub­ of th*lr live* and at th* iama Stevens. David Thrasher, in officer of the Th* winner In th* Jun* 5 teat— T h o a* graduating tomorrow licity, Mr*. Arnn Ericksen; par­ tlm* J>* helping Uie»* young ath­ Jfemlnole County Jaycees will pre* their final primary claah—will gel n|Bht era: Nadir,* Boatlck, Olivia liamentarian, Mra. A. W. Epps; lete* go to Fort Flare* to win | Holland, Patricia Walker, Doro- pjrugram, Mr*. Goorgo Hardin; otb*r gam**." ♦ te n t .Myron Eugene Willie with •11 5fc e certificate St Oviedo* High ‘ The • Btevenxon-Kefauvrr • ftfht thy'Simmons, »dd jMn' SmPtnofi. year'bonk, "Mie* Edna Chittenden; Kettle*, who has aoatlwa *tb<r overshadowed a no-cont**t victory I othera aw : Fwddl* Whenlun, plant safes, Mr*. A. D. Rountree; Semlnola High School baaeball Jkhool tomorrow at I p. m. for, President Eisenhower on tho | ; , y j,-orf( n „ h ,rt Prleat, l.oru* library and book service, Mra. team tor a number of year*, Republican sldo of tho Florida prlJohnhy Keith, James Me- Wada Garner; legislation, Mr*. pointed out that this ytar'a linemary and another primary elec- f!1J| TcrrJ. McMahan, Keith J a l- Don Rales; ways and means, ball team at tha local high school Mrs. Irwin Fleischer. tlnn in Kentucky featuring a Dem- c ,,ln Bllll Myrtm Willis, will meet several players on the ocrallc factional fight. ________________ _ Special committees are: annual field who have formery played for j MISS 31 Ml V K. EARLE GORDON FREDERICK Kisenhnwer was opposed by a luncheon, Mrs. Frank Evans; Seminole High ami with some of County ,\v*rs»ur of Taxes House of llepreacnlatlvi* partial slato of rival convention Senior Boys, Girls llower show, Mrs. Vernon Hardin, them having had exponent* In delegates fur Sen. Know land (Itand llower show school, Mra. professional baaeball, I'alif). [tut Knowland supported Honor Principal Jainrs W. Gut, Playing on June 7 tor the San­ Elsenhower and made no cam­ ford Cardinal* will b* John Keel­ paign for himself. At Surprise Party Mrs. A. Lanphear ing, Lloyd Swain, Ted Brooklyn, Florida Democrat* al-o tossed Herman E. Morris, principal of A limb from a hug# oak tree out Richard Barker, their na­ and Wallace Tyrr, *11 of them formerly on tho Seminole High on West Slat St,, fell yesterday tional committeeman who was Seminole High School, was honored Dies Yesterday School baaeball squad. during e completely quiet hour censured by tho state committee ami surprised Sunday afternoon Mrs. Aih'lla Lanphear died at shortly efter It o’clock In llie last spring for failing to support when all of the Senior girls and tnornlng to practically cover a Stevenson a* the 1U’>2 presidential hoys of Seminole High, with their her home Tuesday at 12:16 a. m. dales, formed s motorcade and after a short illnrsx. Southern Bell’s new (elephono service. Present scliriluli's pros Ida residence. candidate. They replaced Barker went nut to Morris' "M Q" Ranch. I Bh* was horn March 2d, T'JOli The home, at 105 West 21at 81., with Jerry W. Carter, who said budding, loented ot tho m in e r of for conversion to dial sorvlce in Arriving at (he same (Into and In Bristol, ImL, and had lived in wi» apparently undnmaged even he would aupptrl this year'* nom­ Ninth St. slid laturvl Ave., is pro­ Hanfmd nnd Delluty un March 17, with the blowing nf automobile J l.ako Monroe for the past srven though the limb* and branchce, inee or resign. horns, the Seminole High School's years and was a niemlirr of the ceeding on schedule, It waa a n ­ IU07. ♦hugged the atructure aa If It were Stevenson took a late, shaky IOKI Graduating Class surprised Sportsmen Club. Mra. I.imphra? This improvement and expan­ nounced today by Gordon Rothan octopua with It* tentacle* lead after a see-»aw fight most of pHncipal with a Surprise was employed r / th* Chase Si Co. croud, Group Manager for tho sion program wlii. h will rost In crushing Its prey. the way In Vlorlda. Hi* percentage Graduating Party. asking House, The first anniversary nf the Srm- tolephona company. Neighbor* heard the cracking Inched up as counting progreascd. After an aRernnon «f swimming, excess of a million dollars Is an­ Survivors include h'-r husband, inole County Chamber of Com­ Th* }30o,000 sttuidurc I* ex­ of the limb hut did not be'ieve Kefauvor termed th* cloro vote skiing, and visiting with Principal merce Coffee Club tomorrow morn­ pected to he completed hy August ther step toward Southern Roll’a 'Vir.lam: one dnughto,-, Mrs. Mnd. that a limb from tha hug* oak {"a great moral victory for me." MorTl\ ‘!’* mn," rc*d* returned In iyn„ , Kllintt of Climax, Mich.; ing at 10 o’clock will honor th* of thl* year. The tremend ui* ioh goal of providing mnro »n<t better was falling. He said he had ... .............leaving _....« ......... , .L_ Sanford Merman Morris a i:,,r mother Mrs. Lllerty Roll Sanford Naval Air illation. of InnUlliug th* new swllchhourd tele phone service for the Sun ford Power and telephone linee wet* against jwactlcally all of the or- veryhappy man wilh tnelr thought her m o t h e r . Mntiahlp, Katummno, Mich.; nno The program. In the form of a fucllltlca costing 5101,50(1 nod new exchange. Rothermel said. not damaged hu (another limb, gsnlaed political effort*, six Hom- fulnci# andpersonal good wishes brother, Robert Man-hip, laikn -aim* to (he local Naval Air Sta- number Five Crossbar aotoinntiu __________ hanging precariously, threatened ocratic congressmen, former Gov.1 Monroe; and one slater, Mr-. Anna tmn, will be attended hy Captain ilia) awllching equipment costing TOMR I'GIt TO M) to fall into a power pot* and Millard Caldwell ami "a IremcnRobert W. Jackson and 13 mem­ 1678,000 will liegin shortly after­ ft-ansform cr aa well aa into tcla- dons amount of money.» O K A H C I I K, Ukl«. (/T)_ A Andresa, Kalamazoo, Mich. Funeral service* will be at 2 bers of hi* staff. wards, tha telephonu manager Stevenson said, 1 am, of course wrecking rrew was surprised when phon* lints. Taptaln Jackson will descrlb* ■aid. Grnrrally fair through Thursday , Tha home, unoccupied, la be- very plcrfsed . . . and deep y ,t (jrokf) ,^wn „ ()lwk r()nrrrt# p. m. Friday at the llrixjon Fu­ neral Home with the Rev. II. II. , some of the plans for the new oper­ except nlilely sraltcrrd shower* lUved to he owned by ■ person (fateful to the people of Florida | H|1(t fl)un<| # |lve tn<lj Many dial telephones will lie in­ now In Miami. ! f"r their endorsement, lie said imprisoned in it. The ronrrete Martin, Lake Monroe Raptitt ation of th* Naval Air .Malion, ac- stalled In home* and businesses during afternoon. "In* Impor inttwir. _ (he VASttii. results tutlnl point Itn up "the "»• from a hank ImlUin* rrcrtciJ Church officiating. Burial will ba roiding to an announcement made prior to completion of th* new this morning by Don Rales, chairlance of redoubling our effort*" In 1007 and apparently the toad in Oak Lawn Memorial Park. man of the Chamber of Commerce system, but thrs* will continue to in the California primary. had been In tha block all that ADDmONAL LOCAL NKW8 operate under th* present mumml Colice Club Commute*. FAITHFUL TRUSTEE lime. Wrecker* said small erarks method until llie entire dial «y*ON PAGE EIGHT SERVICE RIVALRY All businessmen and Seminal* DURANT, Ok la. i/P>- A. H. permitted air and Insects to enter MAY 2» w-m is rumple.rd and placed m , County Chamber of Commerce CHAMPAIGN, III, l/P).-The rerguaon ha* been a member of the conn He tomb. a lm*s«h University of lllinol* Air Force After he ws* freed, the toad the board of trustee* of flkta- members are invited to hav* tuf. Andrew Livings (Fern Park) ROTC unit held Ita annual re­ wa* olfered several juicy bug*. homa Pirabyierlnn College for 51 lee, and doughnuts an.l talk with V« i itumpnrey (hanloid) view without Its last year’* spon­ He looked at them, then tpppled year* and In all that tlm* has th* men from th* Hanford Naval Shirley Sccord (Sanford) Air Station. sor, Sara Harry. ml**cd only three meeting*. over dead. Birth * Bahv girl Duval -hn-t-s Mary Wllllama (Sanford) o ju Davit (SniilurU) MAY ’.» Adnilaslon* Ralph Rennelt (Sanford) "ons >n Ratin'? Jr (Sm/nrdt _ Mrs. Wade Warren (Sanford) Th# Hanford Nival Air Hla■F Aits, lio.iaM Edits (aaitloni) Hon has received It* official In- I Mlscharres signla from th* Chief of Naval Herman Swaggerty (Sanfortl) Operation*, Judy Van Winkle (Sanfortl) Tha Insignia wa* returned re­ Annie Mao Corley (Tangerine) cently wl:h approval from th* May If Chi*f of Nava) Operations and Admission* will hr put Into us* when plans ara , The Rev, James Thompson completed for d*cal* and shoul­ ((.aka Alary) der patch**. Gill* Mae McGrlff (Sanford) Mra, Arlene !!*■* (New Smyrna) The Inalgnf* 1s laid on a royal ^ Dlsehargea blue triangle show Ing a sw-ifl * Mra, Alice Duval and baby girl sword, depicting heavy attark, (Sanford) . supported by th* itrtn g th of * Ella Ms* Lamart (Lake Mary) mailed fist, superimposed on th* Mlaa Arabella Dickens (Entarfar* of * clock aymbollslng prise) readiness at all hour*, Admission* I S S 3 1 _ . . . . .. According to Ih* latest re­ ; May 80 lease of th# Naval Air fJUHon’i OFFICIAL IAI. INSIGNIA of (he Sanford Naval Air Rtntlon. Th* syrnMori is Sjoblnm (Lake Mary) “Snnfly" publication, "plana ar# buls th* Insignia n re selected to represent Naval aviation! the Elia* Nelson (Hanford) underway to bbtatn rvfdlra* of Swift word depicting heavy attack supported by the strength of * • Ellaabeth llaker (Sanford) the insignia tn the form of de­ Mailed Fist; tho Kite trim Orbit depleting the electronic* end atomic llirth age; iperimposed on e Clock'Fere symbolising renillneie at ell cal* and shoulder patches," * Baby Boy Vain* (Oatoea) hour*- SHS Baseball Team To Meet Cardinals In Benefit Game I . 'leadershipAwariiStevensen Takes -Late Winners Revealed Lead To W in Primary By Local Jaycees 14 To Graduate At OHS Exercises Tomorrow Nighf Residence Covered By Falling Limb ♦From Big Oak Tree Telephone Building Erection Progressing CofC Coffee Club To Salute SNAS Weather Hospital Notes SNAS Receives Official Insignia Si 6,000 V o te rs Turn O u t Nearly 100 ahseutr* ballots ix*ra counted this morning ti* bring th* total* in yesterday’.* primary *lcctiiui and runoff t<* their final figure. However, th* ahsrnter ballots did not change in* standing of any on* of th* eight candidate* in the locul races. Tip-- r s ti^ r it a 'r - .ntxj--J • L_- Hobby who defeated J. D. Cordell by (150 vote* In th* rue* for Sheriff of Semlnola County; John Krtdrr who defeated \V. t), "Brown" Miller for County Commlaxloner District On* by 129 votes; Mlsa Mary Earle who de­ feated Rudy Sloan for County Asseaaor of Taxes hy a landslide and margin of 2108 votes; and Gordon Frederick who daftated Thom** Stringer for th* Housa at Representative* by a margin of 600 votes. Nearly 6,000 vote* were cast la yesterday’s runoff primary which wa* expected to altrart a larger percentage of voter* than tha iirat primary on May H when more than 7,60(1 v,,t«ra turned out ta min'# their choice ot candidate* for h<gn political odfir**, A ;ltll<s lei* t bnn 60 per rent of th* re­ gistered votera In th* Democrat la Primary east ballot* yealrrdsV whtla a bit more loan 70 pw cent of th* votara want to th* poll* on May 8. Top Interest In th* election yes­ terday was In th* rac* for Semi­ nal* County 8 h (|U t wH#« HJktA hallot* war* luaikad or voting machine l*v*r* turuad tor favorit* candldataa J. Ih Hobby, thl* morning, said "1 sincerely apprcclat# th* confldenr* placed In tn* by th* cltlsxns of Hemlnol* County In yes­ terday’* election. It Is my wish that w* Tuny all rooperate now la mak* Suminoi* County olio of tha finest and rUanast in th* State." John Krld*r, learning of his victory In th* rac* for Sem^nolis County Comtnlsilonor sail, "I deeply appreciate th* excellent vote people of S«mlnol* County gavu nit yesterday. 1 hop* th at wo ran all work together for ptogross." Mis* Mary E. Earls defeated Rudy Sloan more than two and * half to on* to ho virtually elected to tha office of Seminol* County Assrssnr of Taxes. She will taka over th* offlc* a t th* tin t of th* year, following th* General Elec­ tion In November, from her former boss .Sanford Doudtiey who retire* at th* «nd of his present term. Th* rac# between Cordon Fred­ erick and Thomas Stringer was a nip nnd tu*!{ halite as return* front th* Id Seminole County pre­ cincts were received In Th* banton! Ilurald newsrooms. The final outcome in th* rae* gave Fredcili k the noil tor the* House of Kepresentatlv** seat t,y a margin ut auo votes, Election returns were enmplel* Inst night at 0:36, an Indication that voting machines proved use­ ful In tabulating the results of the men* quickly and accurately. Little interest was deni unit rat­ ed by the voters In the cars tor Democratic National Committee­ man where only :t,(i.lI ballots wor» marked. Jerry W. Carter cant# ouh on top m Ibis contest with total of I.S-16 Even lets Internal wi,* taken in |h« tic s for Duinocrntia National CumniUleowoninit where only 2.42’J votes wer„ east. Mrs. Loiiltu Alford itruw the hlggi-1 vol o in Semlnola County with * total of 1,161. Tha Staveuson-Kefauvcr butt I# drew a nominal nunilier of vole* from Seminal* County with K«fauver leading by 66d votes in th* combined total of 4,23d. Steven­ son drew only 1,640 while Kefauver claimed 2,31)0. All precinct* in Sciulnol* Coun­ ty drew at least on* Republican ballot- l)n* hundred and fltty-nin* Republican ballots w«i# mat bed In the county. However, little in­ terest was taken In th# El sen hower-Knowlaml names. Candidate* favoring Elsenhower drew a total of dO »otns, those tor Knowlati'l fiv*. J. Herbert Burke received the lop xrote In the ronteat (or Kcp.iMIran National Committeeman with 62. However, lire. Florence- L. Garrison lien received 100 votee to 50 Mi*. Clara B. Williams. for Mrf. nf] C- JA ■;fiv ii � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 29, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d9425d11f54ab5cea8c20e08d4439f45.pdf bc756d03401d30142f259b76ee368bc7 PDF Text Text • •7 ■ • ■ • ■ yW/V ? v> i V *& • < !*.•« " 'M ' n The ■ M l TO BUY A HOME; The purchase of a home is the most important investment the average family will ever make. It represents a large sum of money, and it means a great deal to the happiness and well-being of the family. Therefore, i is important that you select the right home. Among the factors which should be considered are the following: LOCATION. Is it convenient to stores, schools, churches, transportation and other PLAN. Is the home well-planned to meet your requirements? Does it have enough room, and large enough rooms? faculties? VALUE. Do you know how much the home you are considering is really worth? Is the home well-built with latest modem features 1^*• . YOU'LL FIND A HOME WITH ALL THESE REQUIREMENTS AND M AN Y MORE, AT ' SOUTH PINECREST $11,200 A Distinctive Community Of Homes from 4 HOMES NOW AVAILABLE-104 HOMES PURCHASED AND SOLD Your Home Can Be Completed In 10 Days To 3 Weeks TERMS Why Not Drive Out tf you are a veteran— M25 Down Payment HI per month Service Personnel F. H. A. 50 Down Pti 81500 Payment per month 810 P* TODAY? ^ F. H. A. ■ Down Payment per month 1NCORPOUATED "Builder* Of Flatr Horn**" ' BHAILEY ODHAM, Pres. Sales Office — 2625 South French A v e.. . Phones 2100 and 2080 Come By And See Us TODAY! aUril _________ 4 ___ ■ " ■ . f ; _____ _ • • ■ �- — ! — . Man Killed Shooting ign Donations Continue Contributions a rt continuing to A 40-jair old Sanford Negro wai • hot and killad early Sunday ' comt in (or the Mental Health J U S 1progroaa ™ * - In“ Seminole *“">hCounty " " for Expected Large Turno In Democratic Primaries ★ . dr. ★ », t . t— ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ tho past two weeks. •I Runoff Candidates In Tom orrr/'s Election Mr. and Mrs. Sidney E. Ives Til presented the treasurer of the Seminole County Mental Health As* eocialioa, Mrs. Gustav B am bor|ir, with a substantial chock for tho campaign fund. In proaanttng tho chock, Mrs. Ives staled that aha hqd been Tomorrow la olocllM di closely connected with mental Ill­ Local officials grg prgd ness because of her work as W, lar’g tr turnout for th# flat Y. Counselor for the Reynold* To­ in tho Damocratle Prime bacco Co. In North Carolina, Dur­ morrow when runoffs will ing her career she wa* again tided and a presidential p closely Identified wtlh this typo of named. Illness whan aha was Counselor Both candidates for th* In Family Service at High Point, tic nomination of a preside N. C. pirant havo visited Sanfoi Mrs. Ivas aald, " la mv 15 yaars for votes ln the Primary professional carter, 1 have been tomorrow. closely associated with tha work ; FRANK L MILLER Voting maehlnta wtS b* of a mental clinic and know what ■11 but four of th* Sent a need It mat in tho euro and pre­ ty precineta which la as; vention of delinquency and tha help maka tha final Ully knm It afforded tho family." sooner than in previous Mrs. Ives graduated from tha Only th* aaaU oit of th* University of Maryland and did her County pcoeineto will b* graduate work at Columbia Uni­ tho auomatlo machine* Utal versity. She Included la thlha work and tally aaek vet* c a i t tha Supervision of Children, Child In the local electlonj esc Psychology, and Sociology. data ia predicting aucceaa. When, a t a case worker la GullThe run-efta will b« bet1 ford County, as well as a supervisor, ■- ► *., .. t maa S tringtr and Gordon sho worked with the Juvenile Court Upward* of SOO Maaona *ttend­ rick for tho regular term to th* w han Duke University supplied a ed the Cell Communieetloti of House of RapraaenUtlvaa. Freda* psychiatrist for tho Health Clinic. Sanford Lodge 82 F A A M on rlek'a name will also be on tb* Sho told of many interesting cases Friday May M to celebrate the ballot for final nomination to hi* where tho Mtntal Health Cllnia did goth anniversary of Past Master poet aa Representative for th* un« a graat service, not only to tho Frank L. Miller being made a Me* expired farm. Th* blggeal turnout children, but also to tho families. eon In the Sanford Lodge on Fri* for tomorrow’s election can th in g * Because of tho great benefits day May 25, 1968. th* picture, however, both canal* and tha wonderful work a Mantel dates ar* vololng optimism and Clinic afforda a county, Mrs. Ives WThe Maaonle Halt at that tlpie working for tho important p*at la stated " I am deeply Interested In was In the Welbora Block, now tha State Legislator*. helping establish a clinic for Sem­ the Veldts Hotal, inole County." Mia* Mary I . Carte, top vot*. Peat Master Hiller served the A committee from the Longwoed Tho flret financial report of tha fe tte r In tho flret primary la pit* Sanford Lodge 82 as Junior Ward* ted against Rudy Bean, Both van* •n In 1911, Senior Warden In Civic League met with Lyman fund railing campaign for Mental School Superintendent R, B. dldato* bar* waged, an Intensive 1012-15, Heater In 1914, District Douglass end announced the Haalth hero haa bean forwarded to eamptlgn lor th* ru n eft , Deputy Grand Master Slat Me* league will g n a t a scholarship of the State Headquarter* of tho ■»John Xrider, U p m an I t fits joule District In 1917-1I-19, Grand 160 to some worthy member ef ■ocietion. Funds are continuing to come In and officials of tha local County Commisalanera la * * , Dim Marshall- Grand Lodga of Florida the school's graduating class. organisation state that they hope trirtO M , IftU teerorvaff agal*«9 In 1957, and Grand Pursuivant la According to a spokesman for those who havo not already oonastaed a n V.Reww* MLDwr. t b t v tho this will bo in tho tributad win itin do so. io committee, commit incumbent. X m r a u ategad aR Ha la High Priest of Monroe nature n an outright gift Now contribute^!, not heretofore intanslv* <a rape If* of profrasaltto Chapter 16 RAM and Past Com­ not to bo j«p* repaid. Tho League bated M ff'and Mrs; S. * tfeounlywld# Improvamairta agatoat mander of Thylor Commandary 2d hopes t* make tha amoont |100 k o nW J> i»oo K Out* H. Jamas Miilar’a 'T v # dona K T. At the praaant he la Sacra* In 1957. The recipient will be Gut, Mr. and M i* C. J. Monlwe­ could with what wa tary of 8anford Lodga 62 F (t A chosen on tho basis ef acholaetle ther, Jerry W, Cullum, Mr, and palming. need and Mrs, Gustav Bamberger, Mr. and Mi Secretary of tha Monroe Chap­ ■tending, financial In tha most Intan eligibility to enter e University; Mrs, L. P. Hagan, Mrs. Robert te r 18 R A M, and Recorder of in tho history ef Semi h„ must, In feet, he enrolled In Jsnnlngi, Dr. and Mrs, John Mor­ Taylor Commandary 28 K T. th* candidates for Shari The second section of tha Master such Institution before receiving gan, Mrs. Charles II. Colo, Mrs. note County have w< the award. John 15. Xing, Dr. W. D. Gardiner, Degree was conferred by P ait campaigns throughout Tha Civic League has received Mrs. Beaalo M. Young, Mrs. Doris JOHN KK1DER W. "BROWN" MILLER Ifauttr Miller In tha eamo manner RUDY SLOAN MARY EARLR J . L .. Hobby and Den1 n he received It and conferred ee wide congratulations for under­ Cline, Sir. and Mrs. Frank Evana, havo both predkted vf taking such a worth-while pro- Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Ives III, Mrs. M u te r In SOM, whic|, ahould prove an In­ II. L. Robson, Mrs. Emmett Mc­ aorro ft’a Anal rxnoff. Supper was served bet wear, m - '**lUv* lh# , ludenU of Ly Call, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mra. B. Tha candidate* made tloni a t 6:20. and only pubtio appai L Parkins, Mra. L. A. Brumley, man. At the conclusion e f the con­ fish fry staged by Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat, Mrs. W. B. ferring of the dag res, Peat M u ­ County Sportsman A* Kirby, and Mrs. Z«b Ratliff. te r Miller waa presented with n Mullat Lake Park Sato Organisation who havo sndon50 Year Certificate Issued'by the noon. rri the Mental Haalth program and Grand Lodge and a bO Year Pin who have contributed to the fund Howevor, when gtvan aa A saris* of fires kept tho Son- |ng with on* of tha blatea revealby ^Worshipful Mentor R. C. Whit raising campaign are: Bata Sigma tunlty to speak, none ef tho candl* ford Flro Department busy over jn f polilblo arson. inlra. He read frum n 191* diary Phi, Homarocallia Garden Circle, date* would bring up Issue* of M activities during the year fleturday night at approximate-1 Tha fund drive te support tha discus* platforms la tho b a t minute United Daughters of tho Confeder­ Tha Florida Chamber el Com­ tho week-end and Into this morn291* while Master. acy, Hibiscus Garden Circle, Conly 10:60 a two story frame build- nnwly treated Citrus Council Girl bid for votes. Each on* of tba tad* A ebert, flVo-Item agenda will tral Garden Circe, Klwanta Club, merce Executive* AswvHatlon, Before supper wee served Past Ing, housing two apartment* and Hroute will get underway Friday, (lldates posed briefly, between come before th# Board of Sanford 'Little Miss Seven' Rotary Club, and the Pilot Club. holding its annual mooting at Master Miller wai stopped on e dry cleaning end tailoring Juna 1 and continue through June handshaking and campaign conCity Commli»k>n#ra at their meet­ Elinor Village, near Daytona entering the dicing room for the versa Uon to hava their pletor* eatebliahment waa rtportrd on 8. Will Be Selected purpoie of extinguishing 50 ran- ing tonight In the commlailonera Beach, elected Forrest IlrrrkcnSemlnolo County, on* ef the mad*. They a n shown on today'* fire, a t Fifth 8L end Cypraie room of tho City Hall. dlei.net a large three-deck cake re* ridge, Seminole County Chamber At Contest In July four countl## that have bo*n In- front pago ef Th* Sanford Herald, Items to ho dlacuaaed this even­ James H. Estridge Ave. ptbakntlng the JO year member- ing, otbar than miscellaneous busi­ No list-minute litue# hava coma Marcello Faille, locol sign paint- rorporatod Into tho Citrus Connell of Commerce Manager, a* viceLittle lister will have sttt op­ ■hip In the Sanford Lodge. On lep ness from tha floor and from the Dies A t Bay Pines out for pubilo coniums or, noticed th# lira from Hanford will haa quota of 52,898 to of the c.»ke was n miniature one commissioners Include tho resolu­ president of tho organisation. poriunny io rumpeta compete In in a beauty ornuiy ------ —- - - ....... within tha of ilm fund ever, rumora, as ii the j portunity to Mr, Jems* If. Estridge, 87. wMcb- was ordered to present to tion adopted by the Board of Trus­ tom as a praluds to all I T"* r " " " .M, u l.n t .UO.wMa coni..! Juljr N dlsd et the Veterans Hospltel, through Sunday. Mbe. Miller on Past M u ter Mill* tees of tho Seminole Memorial Hos­ runnlns tha gamut of oj 20 and 21 at Banlando Springe „ ,|d considerable damage resulted Tha total budgat for tha i Bay Pines, Friday night fallowe r e return home. pital In regards to tha Fernald- Ing a short tllnsas. council |* 627,589, Tha Orange wherever group* eongr# ( .'P ast DDGM Rw Roy R. Wright La ughton Hospital proparty; the re­ ^ n ^ ' L l e T e l X m i m Can ° "ntl Tr°P,<"1 a ,^ ‘1• n, wh,eh " ,n *»»> th» <lr« * hl‘ h ................... ‘Jastroyed over the peatlblUUee of He hed been a resident of Or­ th mission, led by II. It. Fuller, illroliducted under similar rule* portlnn of tho upper floor IneiudCounty section of the council hna runoff vlclorlee. pfsainted an award to Sanford quest of tho Orange-Lake Baseball lando for tha past gtfr years. ing the kite) enVdining ro in and already raised tholr total budgot l.pdgt on liehelf of tho Grand League team to waive tha admis­ Mr. Estridf* wa* Itom Jn«« o f«ct»r of the commission wa« on t * the Ml** A m elia contest. Pell# wtR open tomorl An * ** ■a * .. ' * ttffnifln.fi I'tnrlilfl Iln i/a*L.r\ rai *i fit ** n. i.n t*i •• will ■■ I* .,*. k porch of on* of the apart- *nd cnmpolgn fund of *10,088. Ledge of Florida to recognixo sion lax (or an aihibltlon game 1888 "i.iuto Mias Covin’ Ing at 7 o 'clx k in the In Valdosta, Ga, and had "Unified Florida Development." r.tcntg. I Tho general chairman of th* [r participation In the Ma,onto June 7 for tha benefit of tha Semi­ lived In Sanford alnce 1911 un­ Earle Brown of DeLand was Uio micctod for talent during events fund campaign for Sanford and tlons ae th* May S Prij IS Endowment fund, this be* nole High School team; a request til ha moved te Orlando about I I will remain open untl 7 .ever 10O per cent of their for the use of the stadium by John month* clnct 3 voter# will contiij Kader for a Herman Morris Appre­ their ballot* at th* S | Ho bar* of lodges from DaLand, ciation night on Juno 5; a request Baptist mory. ____ qnd . a, New Symnia other for a transfer of • beer and wine votoran Mrs. Camilla Broca, I'r.were In attendance, it. W .1license from E. B. Smith to Stinson ber of Registration for Semi I Unite 8. Beaumont, DDGM of th# I Klnlaw and Ray E. Oder a t 1619 American ty said today that 14S ab ■ H th Meeonk District apoke *o the West 12th St.; and a request far a tho Brotherhood of Railway Train­ Chamber of Commerce manager her "figure", beauty grace- Inch hoi* end 200 ' ^ ' T o T n h n ' . r , may ho mnllad lota were Issued but at more than 200 ueembled for the street llvhl on Margaret Road, men, and a retired Atlantic Coast led the Saturday afternoon panel fulness and poise. inch hose wa* strung to flglit t(> „ olwrl w Dvana of the San- a portion of tham had Lin* awlU-hmen. eoUbrallmi. ** discussion relative Io lb* various It will ba possible to win 33 and tha blase which th realsned the fofU A1|„nUo ivntlonal Rank, WII ad. Deadline for racelvlj Mr. Estridge I* survived by Chamber of Commerce activities, ona-thlrd points In each phase of ilosely populated a rts. ” fh* fire I,” p f 'At the conclusion, Miller was . . * sanlea ballots by mall nf the hie widow, Mra, Ivy J, Eatrfdga, pi assn ted with a talavlsIuB sat N C W F i r i T I U p 6 f l S Richard B. Roberls, vlca-prcil- the contest, waa going good whan wa got nBriki’or (o Ro1)Crt A (|0|,h, AH Shortly after noon todijj Orlando; on* ion, LeRey Estridge, dent of the Florida Power and of the 149 absentee b | Application blanks may ba obChief Cleveland aald n* ph|fk|( |hn.]K m sd, ,0 Hanford; one granddaughter; two been received a t tha I ' J * 1Here Recently Light Company waa tha featured tnlned by contacting Sanlamlo M reported the blaaa. cltrua Council Davalopl-u Combrothers, L, L. Estridge, Mul of Registration's office, A now hjstnoio has opened In speaker at tha Saturday night Springe and Tropical Gardens, A mattress fire, causing dam- m|tt,„ a more ar* axpected la ~ ii at M l L a t Cimmeralel ,,err* ■nd ° ‘ RMwnfor.Ii Sanford Ml East Cimmaralal fol|(> Mrt B JI#rntton( banquet, Robert* >|toke on "Indus Longwood. In exces* of ICO wa* reported planning Cnmmlltr* In today. uEJic Is Invited Ave., tha locaUoa used by tha Suienv)||ft (J, it Jtrtj L M> trial Development of Florida.1 *t 2:40 *. m. Sunday niornlng. ( })arg* of iiavtloplng thu Citrus If parcantesca ( f ab Officer* of the association were t •j a. --irdlng to Chief Cleveland. Council Girl Scout organisation b isectio n Party Greyhound Linas ea a temporary j,uctI( Ban Barnardlne, Calif., elected lota rtcoivad war* a t tha fluntfty,.morning M i n i s t e r i a l i Located In ths Manual JarobsoH tier# in (frnitnole County ireludsai bue sUtlon, | Mr*. Florence, bua atatien, J Mra. H. N. Parramora, Florence, K e'S an fo rd Herald will announce slderatlon, only about M iiM ia ic r iO l M b b n . Orane* Improvement Imnrovcnimt Company, AI,,( n . knd ... j Mri, -r r Orange T, U Sullivan,' bu.!ne*i sea.Um, Tt# „nerfofflrer* . , j sgiurtments, 213 E. First St., the It. A. Cobh, Mr*. Dsn Wright voters would appear laetlon r* turns over a loud- owned and operated by Eduardo ; s i n forj. , ure: Richard Waru, Fori I^iudrrmorning firs wsa contained Mr*. Rsndsll Chase, Mrs. D. W. tomorrow aa appeared r system tomorrow night To Hear Reports f nnly funeral services will lie * con- dlI*> President; Forrest Brcckrn. in th* apartmant and was quickly Linker and Mra. O. E. Clausa. .they are received from the DePalma, axclualvo wholesalers I primary. - . rtia ln Liuught under control Tha Rav, Unvld 8. Carneflx la Associated P Prate in the th* ,n<1 •BMributora of araln-Tt*. an ducUd Wednesday morning at r‘d«»* R in ftrt. vie* president; At Meet Thursday Howtvar, local official* at Hriseon Funeral Lyle Weaver, Pompano Sunday a t 2:30 p. m. a two Advisory to tha eeramlttaa, Ing th* tnteraet to A called moating of tha Semisiding that haa the character Home with the R tr. W. P. B ,»«N secretary.treasurer. g t y and as they a n ncelvad County elaaUoa itata story from* dwalllng usad as a ' and texture of reel stone. Brook# Jr., officiating. ' Director* are: C. H, Garland. " u,# F Aaaoclx- rooming house, at 1000 West the 16 precinct* throughout believed that mora will I Orange Improvement Company Burial will b* In Evargraen Leesburg; Jarry Melvin, Furt L”" h# Thuraday, May vote tomorrow then to MO# County U the local elacDe Bory VFW Post electioa ara general contractor* featuring Cam*tary. Walton Beach; Edwina Young, I 12:30 p.m., a t Semlnola 13th St. waa reported on fire. to Samtoola lUboff* The bias*, maul ting from burn­ The American L*g!nn, Camp- Btlleglad#; I r v i n g Blanchard, '*'*b .School, t t will ba the lent 6* Sanford Herald Election aluminum ewnlngi, porch eneloatory. Schedules Forty ing papers in ■ ground floor firameeting before tha summer isThar* ar* 16.4M TwUi bogin at T o’clock and « •> . Jalouala encteauraa, roofing ball-Losaing Peat, will furnUh the; Bradenton: Lou Marsh, Daytona ceaa. Ths agands will Include re- p'ses, did minor damage to tha DE B A R Y - De Bery *’oit 8003 voters reglatered la palibaarara. Ranch; slid Immvdlsto psst-pr«*|. ___ til tho raturni a r t eom- and aiding. r >of. porta of committee* headed by, dsnt John Bryson of Lakeland. D a Palm a aald, "! a n a happy ts ----............. — ----------j VFW will hold n Touring Florid* gad ■ final unofflalal Ully County and ITS Di’. W. P, Brqoka, J r , end R*v. Thle morning, the Sanford Fir# Party Thuraday night a t th* oyan a branch office In Sanford tha local races. SUMMER SEJM!ON Perry T„ Stone, One report r» Department onswerec an alarm * t Civic Building with dessert bains J, and SomlnoU County where growth and eipnmfon have LAKELAND, IF—norW a South1st** to greeting ssrvlrsa and ths Yewell’* Department Store as 3; 82 served at 7:30, _„ ..... a r t invited to attend the been noticeable t* everyone to oiher to hospital chaplains. Rev. a. m. A allpplng halt on the air George Gerltoq i* General Chair­ “ ld ><» party at Tha Sanford Her. other area#. I am confidant that •"> Colk«* "*« > conditioning unit caused Hula man and Mra. Chrto Butler te In m o w alght baginning a t T Sanfcrd and Poiiunqta Codnty will cummer nm Io* Jung U through clear to partly cloudy thrnogh Milton H. W yatt will preside. to grew.’’ | Aug. 16l , )Taeeday; tow tonight 63-69. . ch u g * ef rafreehment# and priaea. All eounty pastors are Invited. damage A b u * -- Aspirants Predict Success be«r parlor. Jeiiie Caldwell, SIS Cypreaa Ave., waa abot by a Sanford Polle* Department patrolman when the Negro allegedly drew • SS-» an* tomatle C e ra an-type Lugar. Involved in a breaking and e»terlng, Caldwell waa etopped by Patrolman Robert Leo Cooper who attempted to question and arraet the Nerro when ho drew a pistol. The ihooting occurred In the alley between Sanford and Pal* mwtto Ave, between Fourth end rifth 8t«. Constable J . Q. "Slim” Gallo, way, called to the scene to tnvea* ligate the shooting in the absence of Conner W. Hugh Dunean, lm panelled a Coroner's Jury to view the body and to investigate the incident. Police Chief Roy G. Willlimt, Lieutenant Jack Hickson, and Pa* trolman Richard Coagnva c.«ala* ted In tho investigation. Galloway aald this morning that he had not, as yet, questioned the patrolman furthar into th* bid* dent. However, ho said, Worn pro. llmlnary Investigation the abbotlog “looks Justifiable." Constable Galloway said the shooting took piece a t 2:30 a. m. Sunday morning. Ha did not state today when the inquaat will be held or when the investigation would be complete. Masons Celebrate 500k Anniversary ; Of Past M aster: Civic League Will Grant Scholarship 5-Item Agenda Confronts Board Bieckeniidge Is F i r e D i s c l o s e s Named As Office! P o s s i b l e A r s o n Of Executive Assn. — ^ f Weather J. . . ■I ___ ___. GS Citrus Council Fund Drive To Gef Underway Friday „ �I THIS SANTORO HEKALP « Volcanologist Says Set Up Intruments m r r m v (* \to * M M tOKOCMt HONOLULU m Dr. Gordon A. MacDonald, noted Hawaiian vol­ canologist, ur(«d that Instru­ ment* capable of picking up Im­ minent volcanic outbreak* be eet uo Immediately on Oahu and Kauai latanda. He laid there are no Initrumente In the area capable of picking up tremor* that precede an eruntlon. Dr. MacDonald aaltl the belchln<r of emoka and aehea Iro n an apparent undenea r o l c a n lo eruption 40 mile* from Honolulu In the Kauai Channel l« evidence that the volcano.* of the north Hawaii ehatn etlll are potentially active. However, be doesn't think the undenea eruption* noted by planet the peet two day* neeea■arlly mean a shift to alther of tha heavily populated islands VOUU If AD NO MOOT, Wink May* laed the active *«g York Giant* la tk« tingle H iu a record*. Ho h l| I I homer* Uit year, d m * bona 1J7 runs md ■tola tt.b a ie a . !a IBM ba batted M to lead the OUnU and the Ns t o r i LfegW. The Split T formation was In­ troduced bv Coach Johnny Vaught la the aouth la IMS. OONTWMST THOM* A CHAIN > Of COMMAND l' M Tien COMPWN OVUM UlttUTM Mand bar huebend, tha DUka of Idfoburgh, chat between metchea at Windier Greet Perk, w hen he played in the Houtehold Brigade :>olo dub match. He w u a member of the Weltb Guard*' team In a fame with tha Royal H orn Guard*. Niarby ire Prince Charles and Prince** Anne. Liter, riding through Torquay, the royal couple mlued Injury by 10 feet when a heavy flagpole toppled over and atruck the car ]uat behind them, {international). ID SOU WANT TO T MftTHI 1 CAPTAIN, / VOUMUST*1' ao txtoueH _________ tfy • INNITT CIM.-------------- AT ToINTERVALS, tha lit* tom e acholar cornea alon( with "definite p r o o f th at Shaketpeare'a play* ware w ritten by aomebody elae. thla, Jam** M. Barrie had about the beat re* joinder. "2 know not,'* he adm itted, "w hether Bacon actually wrote the word* of S h a k e i p e a r e , but If'he M M didn’t, he minted the oppor* K 7 (ej 1 tunlty of hi* life." ^ |3 Z i 1 Dr. Frank Baxter, eminent California profecaor and TV pereonallty, recall* ruefully that In World War I ha waa a K private—and not a very good ■ ' on* at that. General Perahlng ■ waa Intpacting Baxter’* ragt- ■ ment, stopped ehort In front of I him, and aatd aharply to tha captain, "See that thla soldier ™ la leiued a uniform th at flits him polUhed.", TRYAMY TR/CHS, HEY.BALPY \ ANOIIL BLAST f , you BO TH !* LONGPANDER C0AUN9/ — ✓ I'M HE'S COMtH'/JRCAPV Tvw r t/m e you.c r o o k s ] m y rra E A A RE CAPrURCq YOU'LLl “A/EYT 77ME,' HAMS TOR MUROCR.’ — C O R P O R A T I O N Old Prince** Theater Building 111 WIST FIRST STRUT Sowferi, Florida * Telephone 1155 AH‘ w u v e GORY 70 eve RATHE BLA ST THAT UHCCYERS THE S COLO/ ,___ ^ w n a - a a n ro n n tea* KU.OCVOUM MONDAY ArrLHXoon VW H hylhm H e ir Alette «i IleaduB WerU al Hla Pavrla Hook Martal iltpnrt f^ 7 fun, # N , r s S S S ? * * -* Rule In Sanford & Seminole County . ^hrfnkij^ J*** '•uee Z Z rm e a e C a ll T » fva«n P a w a U rea *e ra M arsel Hiper* Metre M **a O'eieah O M f c o f U A * A O laeee J ie a e y 'e jCXelee M e r t la e bevotleae M e rm o ar T im e Rv.* Xfcw* p r o ... h e p tai W A N T A SHERI FF WHO MADE MORE ARRESTS P e rfo rm *** * A m aaoov R ir le A l N *«* FOR A LC O H O LIC BEVERAGE V IO LA TIO N S ■to f a r m Hlgaet Bar None Hsnoh j p l ' j i fc w ? * 0iro' (haw Beat Am ora Hr*view A N D BROKE UP MORE M OONSHINE S T ILLS RPR O O F; See hew the eabeetoa glove, on the left in the picture, la amudged by the "dirtyburning tail-end" of gaaolina, , . while NO­ NOX leavos tho glove on tha right rieon.That’e because Gulf refine, out tha "cupful of trou­ ble’’— tha "dirty-burning tail-end’’—from every gallon, in making no -nqx. Teen T im * reel T im * TH A N A N Y SHERIFF YOU HAVE HAD. Farrell 310 E. First ) years thla store hie ently observed the flolhours i lay* • a, in. to ItlS p. a*, tre • a, m. to TtSO p. at. id from TtlO p. m. ay until B a, a , Moo. • Your School Bus Patrol • Your County Patrol [star »o noX 1 lilOUNl • Your Radio Syatem WHEN YOUR TELEPHONE RINGS AND A VOICE SAYS I CANNOT SERVE AS Geanfcumiig... plus Full Working Oatane YOUR SHERIFF. ASK THEM, "WHO SAID SO?” I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR ide Package STORE SUPPORT. FOR A RIDE TO THE POLLS, PHONE IBS OR 2354 J. Brail DISTRIBUTOR �THE SANFORD HERALD J HURRY. VeLEGRAMFC Imrs bumstc/ 5 3N ON THE THIRO LINE t CAGWOOO !• BRING IT V, TO ME , 1 tell yoj irs v o u R * PENCL-K5W NO-TH ATS YOUR X NO.TWIS IS YOUR OWN P E N C lL - v 'f PlM C Il-t OlONT t HAVE MINE ✓ S HAVE CMC *- , KECP IT r - I T tL L Y O U TH IS IS YOUR - f PEN CIL r* HURRY, DEAR i NtNTM H.W A at n i l s * fflW BRgAKtWJ THCNA SH A R P P C u d tS -P L A Y WW8L I'M NQTOOlN’ ANY BETTER , THAN S>1HE d DID AOAINST THI* POWERFUL L POOKIE , t team / LO O K S L IK E a TM1 SEALS WtEOONNK Bunt and PU 37 THAT sn ssr SECOND and „ t ic w id e o p e n new / r ig h t THIRD W ITH NS OUTS IN TH* N tN T H / , oorhood. A"ien Ruby leave* thi complication until th d r combined proceed to mako tho room a strategy 1* succensfnl. Colored News shamble*. There I* never a dull moment In The Junior High School DepartMU* Pringle arrive, and I fob this pla>; children pop In «nd ment of Crooma Academy 1* pre- lowed In a few minute* by Mr*, out selling popcorn; Junior and tenting a comedy In two act*, Mogan, the mother ol Jack Mor- Robbie almost come to blow* “Naver A Dull Moment", Monday, flan who ha* Just Invited Marion ver a same f checker*; Marlon May 2S, at I p. m. Junior's sinter to go to a prom, quarrel* with Jack: lluby doc*! The swimming pool In the Roth women arc disgusted: Jack her reducing exorebe* in her Bmoksvllle School haa hern In breaks Ihr date, ami Junior Is In Party drew, and Miss Pringle disuse for three year* and the (||*grarc. Remembering Rial hn walk* right Into tho trap set for P-TA is railing a fund for repairs. Uncle Archie had shown Miss her by Uncle Archie. Children have been going from Pringle some attention In 'd t Character*: Cora James, Henry door to door selling cookies and youth, Junior calls on him for Scurry, Joseph Kendrick, Marian popebra, but five hundred dollars help, and complication follows Cooks, NelUe Jean Hally, Mntrell more are needed, and unless Ml*a Pringle, a wealthy spinster,: m i t e a im I h * k a li n h e |)cbo.'t>, Buckner *'uraIla| f-lonthn Israel I I has n m lA a l 1 General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY |/ f \ V NATURALLY. STEPPING fM GONG . OUT TONIGHT/, DANCING \MTH DiCK. I MEAN, AFTER HS TAKES ME FOB A OGIVE IN His NEW CAC SEEMS TO ME HE SPENDS HALF HIS TIME STEPPING ON v G G L S 'T O E S - - ^ - A n O t h e OTHBC a h a l f STEPPING ON ) ^ THE G A S / At2 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 7A !T i/~ r t h a t s p o p sv\ f V U. JAMES GUT CO R N .V / JAMES R GlIT ir<?$fone KEEP AN eYE OPEN FOR A SPOT TO PAQtC t DONTG2T IT/WITHTHE ) STREET PCACTICALCV—v. EMPTY YOU JAMMED U° u TlUHT AJA'NST JEFFS CAR OKAY.'- BACK L P .'- m o r e t A LITTLE > M ORE' C , ( THEHEJ \ HOLD IT* THERE'S , ONE' w e ve got a a BuM B A T T E R Y ^ NT GOWTHOUr G iVIn Q u S A XV PUSH.V WE W ILL BE CLOSED A LL DAY W ED N ESD A Y-M EM O RIAL DAY T * -A 5 £ rv W . u :',: i J c o -v e ON, ' '* i a v c k s y 1. p o n B tr A C P O L S F V O tm PLAY INPIAN W iT -l \ s n . l .. >OKAYl 7 /7 // QUIET f > UH s p o t ; pwmi I INDIAN WOV'EN V )>r» 6PLLITI — NOT ALUJWBP TO TALK VVAg CBKEVtONYt t fiWRLLt YOU gS > p a is C s s s AVNSf-MJ-MAl I W 7 550 Oc , ~ r-A T 0 - 0 ' R -LS S - T N O - \ a «= EN WEAK N J...i Thinkofthis next timeyoiire in heavytraffic i know hcs up there . RA6W 00D CAGWOOOH DAGWOOD. H E J U S T DOESN'T W ANT ^ \ t o H EA R ME yoo-hooJ WHEN Y X J COME D O W N STA IR S rB R IN G M Y r - ' SEW IN G J r f M A C H IN E . I c l W IL L YOU ? p ~ l DAGWOOOtfV i s s o sm o o th a s D y n a flm Y on V t x tw how It k Anyone who drives a ear them day* mmt snipcllmej drive tn crawling, slow-moving linliie where its slopend-go or spiut-aud-ilmv. And if you’re u*rd to n car tli.it linmllrs such trafTlo With e continuous scries of upshifts mid dowmlillts — • v m au to m atically -th en inaybo you tliliik Ihiit'i tlio best you can have. B ut It lm*t. You can have Pyiuiflow imnnthne** in a new Bulck—and you won’t hetievu tho dlflcrcmo until you try itop-and-gn traffic. F o r h e re you have a ln o lu te im o n lh n c ii wlicn you accelerate. H e re you have absolute im o n lh n ris w hen you deoeleratu. IS AN ENDORSEMENT OF H era you have absolute sinonthncs* under every rond condition and tralllo pace —with no lug* or hump* to m ark upshift! and downshifts —because no nears ever shift tn Dynaflow. Jt’a the only transininfon on tho American iccno loday where flowing oil doc* the work of gears every Hep of THR INSTALLATION OF THE NEW, PROGRESSIVE, PERMANENT HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION SYS­ TEM THAT HAS BEEN ADOPTED BY 2fi OF FLORIDA’S COUNTIES AS BEING THE MOST PROGRES­ SIVE SYSTEM EVER UTILIZED IN STREAMLINING THE EFFICIENCY OF THIS OFFICE. THIS CARD METHOD THAT I PROPOSE WILL SPEED UP THE EFFICIENCY FIFTY FOLD . . WITH THE RAPID GROWTH OF OUR STATE AND COUNTY WE MUST HAVE UP-TO-DATE METHODS TO COPE WITH THE INCREASING WORK IN THE OFFICE. IF YOU WILL ELECT ME l PROMISE TO INSTALL THIS METHOD AND GIVE YOU A TAX ASSESSORS 0EF1CE YOU CAN BE PROUD TO SAY IS SECOND TO NONE IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. I AM THE ONLY CANDIDATE FOR THIS OFFICE WHO HAS OFFERED YOU A SOUND PROPOSAL FOR IMPROVING THE EFFECIENCY IN THIS OFFICE. I DO NOT PLAN TO MAKE ANY CHANGES IN THE OFFICE PERSONNEL, AS THIS PROGRESSIVE SYSTEM I PROPOSE WILL GREATLY BENEFIT THEM AS WELL AS THE TAXPAYERS. , i ' (P<1. Pol. Adv. paid by It. L. Sloan) tlm w a y -a n d wlicro «monthlies* ts constant, nlunlulu' am) Infinite. So maylto you might to *nni]>lo a new Tlutck with \ Variable! l*Jtt Is Dynallow-aml Iry iho now thrills tliat go with this smoothne** — The A,iih b.it new getaway rcipoine-niid new stepped* up gus inllcago-wlion you hardy press tho pedal. The Initant new full-power acceleration when you floor Iho pedal and switch tho pitch for s needed 1 safcly-siirgo — Tim walloping now might of t!.o big new 322-cubfo* inch VH engino that puts Iho ginger to it all— Ami the new rldo, tho new handling ease, tho new Into* ! rlors, the now hold look of racy sweep-ahead styllngi ; D rop In on us this w eek-today If you ca u -a u d sco for l yourself wlint straightforward truth wo toll you hero— i and what great-huy prices oro keeping Bulck morn J firmly than ever In tho lop 3 of America’* best seller*. } •>Veiu Aih orient Vatlohlt Fitch Dynaflotv ti the enf|/ Dynaflois " Fukk hultih Imlay. ll 1* itaniLitd an llooihruulcr, Su|<cr end Century—opttcinal at menial extra coil on the Special 1ft lACKIt O lfAJON ON TV t>.ry SaMJoy h . n l r , Q gcr rout CAi-cmcx acomniv li e S t M i p a l t a A ta. fli �taign Having Effects OHUNDOHIAO Ek £ i Th* Importance of tomorrow'* election i^HMmwt be emphaalied too much. The very foundation of Amerlca'e herl,, face reeta In the rlfht of cltlaeni to choose hr own ,leaders through tha means of a ret ballot, unhampered by the glaring a of those who would condemn or con- Every pltizen who ta registered and qual­ ified to vote U urged to vialt the poll in the precinct in which they live end cast their ballot for their choice of the candidates ap­ pearing before'them. Keep America Free through the privilege of voting. • it. Yet, we mutt oome to realist that Ameri» .heritage In the aeleetion of leaders through the eeeret ballot must be maintain­ ed tad safeguarded by the presence of those who are qualified to vote et the polls each gmd every time they open. We have often geld that the right to -gripe about your government ie the very l u t that you have taken pert In «n elec­ tion and east your ballot for one of the etsd(dates seeking public office. ; Corrections t h a t must be made in the ’eeeratioe of our government, to the satisS eU raef the people, will not be accom plish* wd by tha abemeofrom the voting booths e f those who should have s pert in naming the pereons to hold high office. i t Indications are now that them will be a ,large turnout of voters for the May 29 Pre«Jdentlal Preference primary. When the poll* open et 7 o'clock tornor•row morning, and throughout the day until like poUe dose at 7 p. m., there should be a is line of voters welting to cast Ilot and name the candidates of lee. . , tyers should give their employees mrtunlty to Uke advantage of their i vote, and even urge them to take the election tomorrow. leaders should make known to imunlty the feet that voting Ie a tt cannot be enjoyed In many eounthe world where peopta are strug>freedom. * W V >7 IAMBS MARLOW WASHINGTON, III - Tin Rue■lini' campaign to look paaeiful la having aa affect la Congr a n — although Secretary ol State Dullta seems to dread the thought any* One *111 believe then. No matter bow alneere the Rus* alana are, their efforts are aimed at getting reJulta either directly or Indirectly. In the caae of Con* great the reiult waa* indirect. On Tueaday — nine day* after Moecow aald It would reduce It* armed forcea by 1,900,000 men — the Houie foreign Affalri Com* mlttee voted to eut 1,109,000,000 from President Elsenhower's re* quested 14,900,00,000 foreign aid program. That Isn't final — both the House and Senate will act later. One billion dollars of t h e chopped money would have been for military help to American al* Ilea and friends, th* rest fur eco­ nomic aid. On* of the reasons for th* com­ mittee vote was given by th* ^ fe r^' * yff Suoport Girl Scouts The fund appeal of the Girt Scouta of Sanford and Seminole County la one to which we can all respond with full eonfl* dence that our contribution! will be un«d in one of the most worthwhile end valuable programs available to girli. The good will and publiceonfldenco which the Girl Scout organltatlon enjoy* both her* In Sanford and Semlnol* County and In communltlea acroe* th* nation ie not just a 'happy accident It reeulta from a well-developed and creatively presented program which fltle the basic need* of our young people—the need to express growing peraonalltlee through working and playing together; the need to make decision* thnt involve them and to abide by the conseoucncea; the re a d to broaden their outlook through learning more about their own community and the world they live in. The Girl Scouts have become so Integral v n ||u w ^ \ - .n" mb* * -v ' 11 , YT~ ' „ s ^ —— — — — — m | n * A l l A t h P r H lfl ,W I 11 w 1 "21 By bam DAWSON NEw Y o r K in—U'e another slm/oVum*£!■*£? eo'moenie.^iV* daring th* jU * of their irm .d farces. BJssnhowar aald . th* Russians seem to be doing th* U jne thing now; "streamlining" their force. In January 1933 this eountqy bad million men under arma; tcW <jiy lt h ii jjoo.000. In 1999 B ritf A|n,( trm #d forces numbered rooo0; Britain plans to havt 700,000 In 19M p rin c - apparently take* more IU troubles In Algeria y ,,,, ,u f l i n tboul RU11|ln tack, it has withdrawn three of iu five divtaloni In tha North AU jantlc Treaty Organisation tn Eu* tope for aervlce In North Africa, in the British Parliament m o rf than 30 Laborttes praised the Rus. t im ____, move, ___ eald____Ruisisne tha ___ wanted peace, and declared the Soviet competition was now polltl. cal and aconomle but no longer military, Boxing managara M art Jtn itn , Hymla WoUman and A ln Koskowlta a r t la th* fur biitlaeta. Memorial Day Wee/. May 30 S e l f annual meeting., While aoma of the shareholder! mar b« 5.^,r tuf *OUr, Ain6.r,C“2 Wry ?MI? «>“• i^ Sair1 hidings, for th. difficult to Imagine Sanford and 8emlnole rao,t part, the meeting* are bring* County without them, and yet it is Atruism ing soothing pradictloni of txpan* that the things we value moat we are moet »k» «ad good tamings. But there likely to take for granted. We too easily asr,'t °.Uh grt?£ sums that the training our youngitere get g“ h#„, p through Girl Scouting will continue to be fodey Is a first lor aiockholders provided fo r them—Whether or not we give and managamant of Ford Motor AL. tiei active eafltra ■linTIAft Co( tfifltfl ^HEAPowner( thfl RiV fif Roll|l the viPAfrPtm program A our eupport. p,|nt111tb# Ir# mMt_ In Sanford alone, there are more than i„g th* family and other manage165 GIgl Scouts, ages seven through sixteen, ment officials for th* first time. Together with their one end e half million / getwrally contented groupsletev Scouta throughout the United States. «h»shold*r. of Jersey Standard. The Sanford Herald chairman, Hep. Richard DSC: a "seeming lack of Interest" In Francs toward Allied military preparations and a trend In Brit* aln toward reduction of the total British defense program. He gave ?Hlfr !Heh Mv*“ billion dollar* left over from man* ey previously voted lor foreign eld. A year ego Dull** had public* ly staled be wa« afraid any gen* ersl belief In Russia a peace cam* palgn would weaken the desire of thU country 1 allies to slay armed and Congress ’ desire to vote forsign aid funds. He threw cold water cm th* Russian*’ announcement of their military eut last wesk. He wee busy doing the same Tuesday Jim about the time the committee wae making_ up, it* . mlndj Elsenhower didn't need all the aid money he had atked for. It’s hardly likely member* of Congresa would take a chance on th* military aid Eisenhower requested for the AlUee if they fear* *d war waa Imminent. The British nave bean doing what th* United State* itaelf bee done a* technological progree* with new planet end weapon* pot more emphasis on air powari re* LETTERS TO THE EDITOR We Will Closed y w m ;, • MMlSf *1 (fee *•#•*«■!•* iVMS I e>fl«*tv«lr «• She s m r*» n i « U I « s . leeef s m i r l i t i S l a I l l s i m m w t . County Commissioner District 1 Page 4 Monday, May 28,1958 even more girls can participate. Give end give generously with the know­ TODAY'S BIBLE VKRRK ledge that you are helpleg where lt counts ' Gad s s bath made of one blood ell na* S le w * m m . Acta l7:22—They used to tell most—the young people on whom the fu­ «■ that we were descended from apea. No ture depends. blolo^t believes that now. Great biologists . , , , . . . . . If you haven t taken part in the plannand 'psychologists like Dr. Hudson now write books about the Dlvlna Pedigree of Ing of the ceremony and program to honor man. We Uke that better, A few great saints Herman Morris for his 80 years of Inter|wve justified that pedigree. To dwell on our est and part in developing the youth of our animal natures may Justify our Ispses, but community, then be aura to get in touch ewhat we need le inspiration and wa should with John Kador end find out where you Strive to live up to our divine pedigree. can do your part. ________ \ f * etretched eut te feel a cooling * breete, Aggie eald gravely: » " It’s, ah gone to th* modem V (M as, IM ngs a r t changing Just gs fast aa thay can changa." Th* h*ik of • motor car echoed . t p frost • modem highway wher* ' etum hlbg oxen once plodded. The •eund pttrred Aggl* to reverie, »'W* se|d our last « to lend our Oldest b*f off te eollege," she remarked. ' Aggl* ta d her husband raised a doctor until thle spring, when 1 spent a spell In the hospital." Aggie didn't want to go lo a hospital. She had to ba talked Into It. She has no desire to adjust to modem times, has a deep contempt for new kltchtn gadget* She nevov he* had a horns with eantrhl heating. She still prefers to cook her meale In an iron pet In her fireplace, "! don’t like a stove," Aggl* said, " I wounldt live In a house ^ 9 W without ■ fireplace "Food laitei better cooked In aa Iron pot in a fireplace than In en aluminum pot on a itova. "Women today aeam to think they have a baltar Ilf* becauea they don't have anything to do. But I think folka were happier In my day when they workrd herder, "In my day a girl knaw bow to hoe corn,. .to make a garden... to dig In the dirt Ilk* a man. Many avsn knaw how to drlvs o**a and plow th# field. < *i2W. * * ' *„ '( 'f * 1*. ® worb ,oul ‘n *!'* S ehi «.r n • 1 Aggie’, dark eye. smiled . . she watched on« of her chlckon* in tha front yard snatch idly at tha grass. "It was root hog or dla poor with mo " sho mused, “and I do believe I'll dla ooor. But 1 eat e Utile phee to caU my ow n...a ahallsr. . .and thal’a aU 1 earn about. I hava aU I nasd." Aa I got up to Have, Aggla asksd where I lived. When 1 told her I cams from New York City, (Pd. P ot Adv.) C&&U*o f Ssum nok 90S or 90S words. Thr -------- . . . erva* the right lo edit o* evt letter* to at the apace *vrilame. orieda Rl#h School Ovlado, Florida May 34, ma Th# Sanford Herald n*nfo?i' Dear Slrat,Iorld* Th* 199! Ovledtan he* been deHvered, and the 180 copies were la eaylng that It la by f*r th# bMl r««»bool( w* have ever pubThle year w# added eome f«*tur*e which make our annual aland out. Th# most notable addition I* a full pa*# eolor photograph of our antlro student body end achool building. W* were able to make thl* addition at no extra cost through a sped*1 agreement with the publisher. 1 W» thank you most sincerely for ynur generous asslstanca In hslplng our annual. You who ora friend* of our school csrtalnly ! make lasting Imprssslnns on th* atudante when you show interest their .nnual , **9 ! , rMl ^ ur “ h00' *ni* “ wnun* ,,jr* _ _ . J 0,lr® Truly. ir’!#n Willis „ ! nV,f, 1M*n***t P,u l Mlklor OvIedUn Sponsor v.7v r ~ ^ J. D. CORDELL she nodded and aald politely: "le it a big altyT I'va heard of tt, yes, I’ve heard of It I heard It'# a terribly muddy place." You Are The Judge & Jury, Its All In Your Hands A Very Important Election Will Be Held Tomorrow WOU^D YO U On TAKE A Losing Your Homestead "TO BE OR N O T TO BE" CHANCE Continued operation o f the S h eriffs Office as a Credit Exemption? to Seminole County. When you i d to th* potli you will h*ve a CHOICE to Mata WILL YOUR CHOICE BE FOR EXPERIENCEf or for en experiMENTt (aa experiment could ooet you your homeatead exemption) Blake Your Cholcs For The EXPERIENCED Candidate For Tax Assessor W HAT IS Y O U R VERDICT? VOTE FOR J. D. C O R D ELL Sheriff Of Seminote County i 22 years ectuel experience In the office Your vote win be freetly appreciated (N. M. Adv. bp Mary & lari* For free rides to Polls In Sanford call 1316. Pd. Pol Adv. �r«,«rjTfyr’.-j ifB R f ' V jmuni n . ' v7 Mar 28. 1988 --------- ICRKSWCICT M? ■• y a, %' ■ * ? ■ ' • ■ ■ ' • ’*, Pap 8 f Social fcvontA mm LakeMonroe I New s Junior Recital Presented Saturday Bv Duxburv School Of Dancing Group Elaborate Tea N Held Wednesday For Oviedo Girl UDC Chapter Elects Offio Delegates At Recent Meeting' Th* Duxhury School of Danc­ wether, Patty Preseott. Sarah ing presented I’a Junior Recital Wight and Sheralynn Williams. a y CRACK THURSTON OVIEDO - A tea wa* g l e a n Th* regular monthly and annual. Ratliff; rector of cross*!, I* -* 1 Tim L ik i Monroe B • p 11 * t Saturday at th* Plneerest School1 (June) Bride: Rosemary Wal­ Wednesday afternoon from 3:30 using th# theme, "Parade of ton. Br'desmaltlst Tat Rabun and meeting of Norman d* v Howard Phillip M en ( end chaplain, Mr*, Churuh will have Vacation Bible to 8:30 In tha Memorial Building Chap'jr, UDC, w n held Friday W ■». Kirby, Jani* Whlta. School starting June 11, through Month*.” IJune 20. School will atari at 1:30 After lnitallatlon by Mr*. J , l ! Accompanist for the recital (July) Firecracker: Joy Tripp. honoring Mis* Susan Welfenbar- afternoon at tha horn* of Mr*. rer whose forthcoming mar-lag#' A. B. Wallace with Mra. D. D. C,..,- mu.*, an Ic* court* wti a.m. till 11:30 a.m. Refreshment* wa* Mrs. Christine Blankenshln (August-Vacation Time) Ku­ to the Rev. Wi'llnm* Knlffle o ' Caldwell a* co.hoateai, will be served. I and director*, and teacher* Includ­ ; aerved to Mr*. Zab Ratliff, Mia. The date for registration of pu­ ed Mrs, Duxhury and Mis* Jmil dins Brooks, Brenda Davit, Ja­ Crestvlew will he an event nf| Alter the opening ritual by tha W B. Kirty, Mra, J. M. McCtapil* will be Juno I, All a n invited Saunders, both members of the net Herron and, Patti Hlllner, Wednesday Mav 30. at th* Lit. ’ chaplain, Mra. J. 5L Clair White, hUI, Mr*. Georg* 0 . Blahpp, H0ND.tr i On the Beach: Cathy Hauser, he ran Church ia- Stavla at 7:30 to attend. tha American Flag Pladg* and F Roumlliat, Mr*. L. A. 1 Florida Cha-l'er No. 2 Dance Dorothy Jardlne, Brian" Kersey. :p.m. The Sunbeams and th* G. A.’*' the Confederate Flag aalute war* hlav, Mr*. C, P. HerndoH, M— Tho second and third gradei of Mastera of America. ef Firat Baptist Church will West Side School Hostesses were Sirs. Don Ul* given. Rucl Robison, Mrs. Wet*** WaU th* Lake Monroe School will go. Usher* were Nance Robb and Debbie Mcl.ain, Undo* Stafford Biect a t 3:30 p.m. and Shirley Vlhien. Down South: rey, M-a. James E. Brookshire,I on a Field Trip to Silver Springs,' Annual raporla wera given after J.*!!**.**” ’ Carolvn Washburn while student Norrma Adams. Karen Goahorn, The Boy Scout* will meet at Has Annual Play Mr*. R. W. Estes, Mr*, Man which th* following delegate* and May 81. Homo Room Mothers, **• “ IWmS F irst Presbyterian Church at 1 Mr*. C. E. Hittell, Mra. Herbert assistants Included Mary Jane and Kandy Leigon. In Jungle Leinhart, Mr*. Edward W. Ston- alternate* war* elected: to Divl* ?’r ,‘ V "1'***1% Day Program p.m. Thualon, Mra. Claude Hawkins,1Flynt, June Jennings, Janice Kin- Land: Jonelle Lee. On Broadway: tr, Mr*. Elsie Fleming and Mr*. alon Convention at Clearwater to *)r*’ C‘ ®’- M5C*5' Mr*, Nancy Joey Muse. In Gay rare#: Joni Theron Reynolds. A play day program waa pre Mrs. Jam es Lot, will drive the' law, Deanna Nichols, , The Sanford Story Leagua will bo held In October, Mra. Phillip n *’ P Richards and Dottie Williams. Saunders, Th* receiving line consisted of Mari and Mr*. D. D. C.ldwell; meat at I p. m. In th* Yacht Club •ented at the eW»t Sid# Sehuol children and teacher, Mra. Pau­ 1Wh' te’_ .,nd The program read as follows: (September) Autumn Leaves: Mrs. R. W. Estes. Mrs. Roy alternate*. Jlr*. W. B. Kirby and fo r Ita election or officer*. Wednesday morning at 10 a.m. line Kirkpatrick. i’ «*• Show Time: Martha Johnson and Fay* Dunaway, Melissa House­ Welfenbargcr, mother of the Mr*. Zeb Ratliff; and lor the Gen* 5*,y Mbs Linda Hittell celebrated Mr*. Charle* L. Hie regular builnen and aoclal in front of tha ichool building holder, Lucil* King, and Mauvean honoree, the honored guest and cral Convention In November: P ,rl* • nd Mr‘- Sldn,T ,v«* *“ • meeting of tha Truth-Seeker* where fern and paper flower* her Eleventh Birthday May 23 Sheratynn William*. her sister, Mra. Richard Coerner, Mr*. B. L. Perkins, Mr*. Ban] I fJanuaryl Snow Fairies: Sus­ Pitt*. '' Claae, Methodist Church will ba mad* tha yard look Ilka Spring with a birthday party. Bald In the form of a covered di>h Time. A lovely birthday cako, with a anna Boling, Kathy Rosard, Di­ (October) Black Cats: Nadine of Burlington, N. J., and Mr*. ^ « ' nV hnd Mr*’ s ,j ! B*e( that la to be p o t ^ u . M luncheon at the home of Mra. J. In aplt* of the hot eun, every­ doll in tile center decorated with ana Bridget, Julio Dean, Denise Brooks, Brenda David, Janet Her­ Stella Rickets of Dayton, Ohio, Clair Whit* and Mr*. WiUon should be a eut that weight a t 8 . Crawford, v'* ll,ceita it four poundt, t , one seemed to thoroughly enjoy many rufflee of white lace Icing, Jarrell. Karen Kereey, Cheryl ron, Patti Hlllaer, Dorothy Jar- har grandmother. Snapdragons, bahy’# breath, Mr*. Charles Park and Mr*. Tha Enlisted Men's Wives Club the play day, audience and parti­ and blue and yellow ftowara waa KreuUlger, Linda McArdle. Peg­ dine, Jay Loop, and Shirley Vihrates, and gladioli were used Sidney Ivea III of the Mental th* center piece. gy Rabun, Linda Stafford and lan. Will meet at the Sanford USO at cipant* alika. throughout the room* of the Health Society spoke to the chap­ Catte, ice cream, candy and Debbie Taylor. Winter Wonder• p. m. All member* and Lalcree(November) Ml*a Armlillcot Tha program Included a de­ U N IT Y tod ellrlble wises eic u r e a to at­ votional "In tha Garden,” "Stand favora were enjoyed. After the landt Pam Adame, Ann Bowman, Joy Duggar, Pared*: Valerie At­ building In a theme of pink and ter on th* Importance of thia work. | guests aang ‘‘Happy Birthday” Pat Bnce. Joan Dohne, Patsy Ra­ whit*. tend. Up For Jeaua” and "Tha Lord’* and had refreshments, the hono- dar, Cyntbta Krentilger, Vicki kinson, Lynn Bauman, Fay# Dun­ Invllaa Yog To Pouring Ira wera Mr*. Stella Mr*. Wallace, chairman of th* away, Sandy Oetman, Cynthia Rickets, and Mrs. Georg* H. Prayer.” riM D .tv ree opened beautiful gifts. Attond Its Claao McArdle, Pom M'elke. Lucy nominating committee, preiented Those helping Ulsa Hittell cale- Moughton, Pa’rlcl* Su-ga, Doi'ta Kreutilger, Jeannene Mathleux, Carlton while circulating hostese-i th* following nam*a for office for In Tho VALDBZ HOTEL Tha Men of tha P in t Presby­ The First grade under the terian Church will hav* their direction of Mrs. Stephenson and brate her birthday were: Char­ Wynn ond Jan'ce Wynn. Ire Donna Petere, Mauveen Tltta ond ( i were Miss Peggy Fleming, the ensuing year: president, Mr*, oor Problam Cao ’Bo Mlse Kay Eaten, Mis* Elena »•’. E. Roumlliat; firit vice preat Monthly Dinner Meeting in tha Mr*. Jaron, presented "A Song les Rabun, Gene Bullard, William Skaters; Vicky lUrJIn, I.aurnoll Joy Tripp. (Decamber) Chtlatma* Toy*: Tuhy and Miss Jinx Miller, drnt, Mr*. B. L. Perkin*; second Fellowship Ilal| at 7:00 p.m. for Mother’’ selection* by the Betuwns, Bobby Hittell, Richard Johnson, Cindy Kennedy, nremtn •Mr*, P. L. I,Ingle Sr. played vice president, Mr*. W, O, Brin­ Harry M. Wair, Administrator of Rhythm Band and a danr* "How Ilittcdl, Marita Hsrtel, Sharon and Tatterson and Mary Zimmerman. Japanese Doll: Sally Robb: Har­ Rebecca Giles, Linda Nell Rose, lequin Doll: Judy Robli: Acroba­ the piano along with Mr*. Georg* son; recording secretary, .Mrs, Gaminota County Uospltal will Do You Do, My Partner.” (February) Ccorgc Washing­ The Second Grade presented Pally, and Linda Griffith, and ton Minuet: Barbara Foster, Ka­ tic Dolls; Joy Duggar, Jonall* Means, Mrs. Josaph Leinhart and J. H. Nicholson; treasurer, Mrs. addraaa tha mealing on items of D. D. Caldwell; historian,. Mra. Interest concerning tha Hospital. two dances, "The Miller” and Shirley Eber. ren Goshorn, Penny Grier, Xainly Lae, and Barbara Ann Williams) Mr*. H. Staley. Cowgirl: Sylvia William*; Soldier | Approximately 300 guests were M. R Strickland; reg, Mra. Zeb "The Windmill” prepared by Leigon, Mary L(hby, Ruthle Mc­ Plane pupils ef Margaret L. Queen, Linda Shephard. Susan Doll: Claudia Wlciuij Southern invited to call between the hours Davis will five * recital In the their teachers, Mra. Watt and Fellowship Has Twyman and Betti* Wlg-lna. Doll: Bobby Jim* Berry; Whlta of th* appointed date. Woman’s Club starting at 1:15 Mrs. Buffalow. Valeri# Atkinson, i Va'entlnes: Pam Adams. Doris Christmas: p. m. " Mrs. Nelders and Mr*. Holme** Car'son. Martha Johnson, In d ia Lynn Bauman. Sandy Oilman, Third grade* did "Sailing Fast” Guest Speaker WEDNESDAY King. Pern Meriwether. Patty Jan Michael, Diana Nick* and Coffee Planned “Sandy Land” “Ball Roullna” From Ocala The Girl Scouts will meet at and "Heat To* Polka.” Prescott and Shcrabmn WUl'am*. Barbara A*n William*. For Future Bride F irst Praabytarian Church at The Mey meeting of th* Chris(March) Tatty Prascott and Patty Prescott, tiorle Carlson OVIEDO - Ml** Ann Leinhart 1 :3 0 p. mtlen .Woman Fellowship waa held Sheralynn William*. and Jan* Whlta gav* tap dance* dauyh’er of Mr. *-1 M“«. **"X (April) Easter Bunnies: Cathy Tha Mid-Weak Blbt* Hour will and David Welbolt played two at thw First Chriatlan Church, Leinhart, whose wedding to Ervin Sanford Av*. recently with Mr*. Hauser and Debbie McLain. Fos­ ba conducted by Rev. A. 0. Me- (election! on hi* accordion. Able, son of Mrs. Geneva Able H. V. Grantham presiding. ter Parade: Tat Bruce, Patsy KaInnla, Paator of First Presby­ Th* program was concluded Th* Worship Program was In der, Vicky McArdle, Pam Mielke, Miss Mary Ann Bukur and MUi will be an event of June 18 at terian Church at 7:30 p.m. The Career girl, the College girl or with all vliltors and th* achool ft p.nt. at the Oviedo Methodist i Th* Chancel Choir will re- children (landing and einglng rhorgw of Mrs, A. B. Huntley, Lucy Mou'hion, Patricia Sugg*, Patty Walker have relumed to Church will ba honored with henrte at P in t Presbyterian “America Th* Beautiful” and glv- using as har them*, "Tha M u ­ Donlta Wynn and Janlr* Wynn. Sanford alter ipending the past a cof'-e •'"-•‘av n‘“bt at *' - V*. any young Miss will love a . . . ter aad the Army." (May) May Queen: Judv Moss. wark in New York City witih Miss Church at 7:30 p.m. ing tha flag aalute. mortal building from 7:30 to Bukur’* uncle md aunt, Mr, und Mra. Evalyn Jordon of Ocala, May Basket*: Dorl* Cmrlaon, HIGHLAND FLIN3 The Junior Choir will rehear** All ended on a "happy note" district secretary of th* Christian Martha 0:30, Johnson, Pam Meri­ Mrs. Georg# Bukur, nt First Baptist Church at 8:30 for a Job well dona bad brought Woman's Fellowship gava a talk lluatesiea will be Mra. Don Ulp.m. a " few minutes of enjoyment to on "N eat Year*’ Work.” rey, Mr*. Janie* Cnrtln, Ml*. Dr. W, P. Brooks Jr. wilt taad many parent* and friends.” Walter Teague, Mr*. J, M. Fra­ Ideal D inner Tha eecretary and treasurer re­ th* midweek prayer service at ley, Mr*. Roy Clonta Jr., Mr*. port* were read after which a F irst Baptist Church In a study Milton Goor* and Mr*. Janie* E. ahort bualnea* meeting wa* stag­ from th« Book of Acts at 7:30 Brookihlre. ed and refreshments servad hy p.m. Mra. H. K. Ring and Mrs. Hor­ ton. M0 « IT ? THURSDAY Mcmbars attending war* Mrs. Professor of Music, Harold Hie Seminnla County MinisterIlia 3-P1bco Sot tal Association will meet at 12:30 Glffln, Statson Unlvaralty School V. H. Grantham. Mrs. W. It. f-, « n P r r t d of Music and well known tenor, Young, Mrs. B. !!. William*. p. m. at Scmlnola High. Mias France* Slrlrktand and Th* Training Union will spon­ will be guest star at M in Margaret Mrs. Charles Grlama, Mrs. L taltr Mis* Diane Aiken shared honor* Tharp, Mrs. H. K. Ring, Mrs, Darla’ Student recital to h* held sor a covered dish supper at at a graduation party Saturday F irst Baptist Church at 8:30 tomorrow night at tha Woman's Elisabeth llurton, Mra. Waller morning when Mr*. F. E. RoumilMorgagi, Mr*. Chan Vail, Mra, Club at 1:18. p.m. lat entertained for them. Bill Cassube, Mrs. Grace Meit­ • t 8:18 p.m. Prof. Glffln will render aeverat Mr*. Dick Aiken ami Mrs, M. | Count’ll at First Baptist Church ■olos accompanied on th* piano ner, Rtr*. Marry Falk, Mr*. Par­ R. Strickland a**lated tha hoxleia Matvin Hekla will lead th* Bap­ by Margaret Brice, a graduate ry Stein*, Mr*. A. B. Huntley, In serving refreshment*. . t Mra, 0. T. Pearson, Mrs. L. tlat Training Union Workar*1 major of the achool of muslo. Those present to relebrnt* with Yow and Mrs, Georg* Jordon of th* eighth grader* war* Mlaa Jenn Ocala. Southward, Mlaa Janet Glenn, Ml** Kay Ivey, Mi** Marilyn McDaniel, M'aa Sally William* and Mias Bobby Munson. Calendar J t o A . Jh sL *jV lL CfhaducdtsL (pBAAonah Tenor Will Sing At Music Recitol Eighth Graders GRADUATES! Your Graduation Portrait TAKEN IN CAP AND GOWN ONLY 75cs 8X10 B JAMESON STUDIO 1(18 N. Park Phone 3198 RAYMOND STUDIO Florida Slate Rank Bldg. Phone 1093 You Muat Bring In Thin Ad I R T H S Mr. and Mra. R. W. William* announce the birth of a daughter, Deborah Lee, weighing 7 lbs. 16H os. May 12. Proud grand­ parents ar* Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stewart and Mra. Delia Williams. Mr. and Mr*. F. L. Skatai, an­ nounce the birth of a daughter. May 24, In the Seminole Memorial HaepiUl. The young mlai weighed • lb* 2 oi. Mra. Skataa la the former Mlaa Betty Peacock. F Joy comfort In aurnmar while getting th* family a satisfying irec.1. Cooking is easy wltrn yuu use esnned foods. Try this one-dish r n p a for good eating. Cook it inaid* and aarv* it outaids If you wish. Boiled Dinner Sumner Style 1 tan (18 oi.) whole onion* 8 rormla 2 cans (12 oi. each) corned beef 1 small brad cabbage 'A cup melted butter, or i iup water Salt and pepper margarine I van UA oi.) whole white 2 tablespoon* chopped potatoes parsley Put halved rnrrnla, r.ibhsge rut In wedgea and water In aauctpan; snrinkl* lightly with salt and peppsr. Cover and took until vcgeufiles sts almost tender. Add drained potatoes and onion*, and turned beef cut into large chunk*. Cover and beat ’hrough, Put In serving diah and dribble batter over It. Sprinkle with parsley, big sortings. Fruit Dessert Delight 1 ran It lb. 4 oi.) pineapple 14 teaspoon salt r hunks I tablespoon eomstarrh 1 pint fresh strawherrlra 1 ran (12 (L oi.) apricot 2 tablespoons sugar nectar Combine plneappls rhunks, 4 cup syrup drained from pineapple, ami strawberry halves; chill. Mix sugar, salt and eomstarrh In a aiuirrpnn; add aprlent nrrlar, and rook until thlrkrnrd and dear, Stirring constantly. Chill, Combine fruit and aauca, Eight aervlnga. TOMORROW Happy Birthdav May 22 William K. Kadar Donna Evan* May 28 Johnnie Allred Irving Felnberg Emmett Banka Kutnnna Brown Mr*. A. 0. Hubert* May 17 Julie Gaune May 28 Nancy Wilkin* Sir*. A. L. Skinner wriw/r* The winning combination, • . Harry la rg e r'* brilliant three-piece iet that gives you a whale Indoor ward* R E-ELEC T robot Full-Raring TO M M IEROIE* In a dramatic woven plaid gingham (yarn-dyed), topping handsome slack* tailored broadcloth pa{omas In matching solid color*. Combine them for lounging; w ear th* rob* a t fets-an lacker, study coat, or short sleeper. C o m plexly wash* ab le, lim e, A q u a, Fink or Blue predominating. 33 to GORDON V. FREDRICK STA TE 30 In PROPORTIONETTESt to (it your height, Junior sices 9 to 13. REPRESEN TA TIVE GROUP2 e oil covered teamsi no raw edges to ravel * buttons locked on to lost 1 3 3 % longer * four-adjustment waistband f * revolutionary M ystlcoltorf fo r easier Ironing I Gordon Frederick will appreciate your vote on May 29th and wishes to assure all the voters that he believes In THE RIGHTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL. As Americans we have frowned upon the exiercise of dictatorial power throughout the world, and yet when it comes to the ANNEXATION ISSUE, many seem to favor dictatorial authority in FORCING annexation. Gordon Frederick still believes in Democracy and believes th at the people should have the right to vote on Annexation. ARE YO U IN THE C A M P OF THE DICTATORS? Gordon Frederick believes the best interest of both the white and colored races can be served by pre­ serving Segregation in Florida. R E-ELEC T G O R D O N V. F R E D R I C K ON MAY 79th (P d . F o L A d .) TIN Y TOMMIES* M you’re under five feet two Inche*. 32 to “ * REGULAR TOMMIES* If you're between Rve feet inches ond five fast tin Inches. 32 to! TALL TOMMIES* If you’re ever five feet tlx in 34 to ANITA IKIIRO, preparing to aaQ from Naw York for riorance, Italy, to wed British acior An­ thony Steel,, toll* reporter* that ■he will no longer pot* for "cheesecake” picture*. Stripped to It* b*sle content, her state­ ment wee that aha I* weary cd hearing people eayi "1 ean rec­ ognise tha body, bn! I can’t pier* tt* Utfc* ( /nUraalloijilJ, V s- f e ii �’ m m m o m tm m m em em a rn m m m m m m m m m m R n fS Can Democracy Stop Snort O f Socialism Man Questions i ^ i w v n a n a t AMMAN SCHOOL'S Fifth Grade Class of Mrs. W. I off from tho Sanford pier last Thursday for a boat rids. (8t*ff * S . Brinson aboard tho F, B. HoumlHat'a "Skylark" a* they shoved Photo)____________________________ _________________________ Wearing Of Green Poses To Be Worry Legal Notice ST. LOUIS cm— Tlie City sml Its nark keepers are In a court dis­ pute over the wearing of the green. City officials some time ago tieelded the park keeper should be outfitted with green uniforms. "It will make them Identifiable tn our citizens and lend dignity to their positions," said Mrs. Ed­ ward G. Ilrtingard, city welfare director, Tito city bought $1,402 worth of (lie uniforms to be sold to the keepers i al cost, about $13, un a pay*withholding basis. Hut a union official yesterday filed suit In Circuit Court in be­ half of three of tho park keepers One estimate Is that a quarter asking a declaratory Judgment on of the world's electricity will be whether (bo keepsr can bo coerced to buy the uniforms as a* condi­ by atomic energy in 1975. tion of employment. Tho first maa made earth sa­ Alaska he* a population of tellite 1* expected to weigh about '.’1)0,01)0 ■bout 2 m pouadt. L« B o n d of County Commission*** 'nominal* Countv. Florid*, will ry1«* bids at tho Cl orb J Wile# tn 8 Court lions# «» Hanford, op l» " v tn -k P. *1. jun* 4th l*.S for • fallnwinai , ■, On* msrhlno for far ms rnsnian o«o rnsd mschlno . s*,id bituminous nil* rnsda t o be diesel enolno nnwsroil and self- propollrd. Henr lime in be 2.W l i n o — IS nyerslssd on L I * bass rim*, i l l sin s lo bn hr rotor t \ t driven from renter oml eoulnnod with oprlng-loaaod efuieh foe(mL tn**. Rltunien njimn In M JJ5 mnunteg on front of nmcrhlne ana d driven with senoroln nesnllne enoliie. Illinium to bn metered nrlor to annileallon to rondhed There ohall h* *, fifth wheel t i f and Urlmmplrr and elsn e nlimn tiPhomsler o* bltutnrn punin S t V t i V* opensd s* « msetlng to tjrinir time nf deliver* ............ The Hoard rossrv** the right In re. foot any and *U offers Heard of County Comiplsslonen .■Attest] '* Sir aVf. 1*.a Herndon, ll I1 l*r. rhalrmaa Clerk RSaPi»%W{W o/vi!S**ihet * engaged In business at l<tn th h f , aanford, rinrida. undsr letltluus nerna of ilnldsbnrn nd Psr keae atom and tbnt we | la rsntstsr geld name with Isrk of In* Plreutt Court, kemlI’mintv. rtortds. In nciordsnes th# prnvlslnn of th* Fictitious Ntaiilie t o .w in gsstion m i l SAN FRANCISCO » - Bergen Brans, the m as who thinks up Ml,000 questions, Is “ aghast at the burden parents bear to send their children through college." At 11,000 a year, it now costs 518,000 to send t*o through col­ lege, Evans said last night. "That, I am sure, eats-up more than the lifetime savings of the average parents." Evans, Northwestern University profottor of English, ipoka at a banquet of English, spoke at a tlonal Congress of Parents and Teachars. Tbs Congress ends to­ day. Evans told a news conference before the banquet: >. "Tha prices for higher educa­ tion have soared, . , , Society has been caught off base." In particular, ha said, medical education costa have gone up, and " it lakes seven years and more to turn out a doctor," "Ony doctors now ean afford to send their sons to medical school." ha aald. "Thera Isn’t a chance for a laboring man's ion to. get to be a doctor." Evans, son of a doctor and fa­ ther of two boys, augments his faculty salary by drafting all but tho baseball questions (or The M4,ooo Question television program. He said he doesn’t produce the b.seball questions because "I don’t like intellectuals preterdlng an en­ thusiasm for baseball." Society soon will bo deciding whether it wants Its doctors to come from the talented and tha skilled, or those who can afford it, Evans continued. "The question v/e are skirting Is: Can democracy slop short of sncistismT" he said. "I assume that it can't. There will b« more stale financing for education, "Through ares is one way our democracy is approaching closer to socialism. , "How many are there In out country now who earn—I mean earn—1too.000 a year? I'd say there can't bo many more thin a hundred. After taxes they keep 133,000. "The ordinary working man gets 13.000 a year; and there Isn’t much ws can say that the op alened men of our lime can take home In money only seven Itnea as much as the ordinary worker In our soctet/." BUENA VISTA, Colo. l/P). A tumultuous welcome rang recently in th« shaggy ears of Elijah tho prodigal horse, Thoeo oars hardly twitched, however, as Elijah took his hon­ oris with composure. A bond blared, ilgno went up and a parade formod In thla western Colorado community to calibrate Elijah's return from th« 13,000-foot mountain ridge whore ho was trapped much of th« winter. “ Ho didn't seem to give a damn about tho whoto thing,” Gilbert Qrrgg, Buena Vista weekly newspaper publisher, said. Elijah was due tn take more bows at today'p opening of quar­ ter horse races at tha Centennial track south of Denver. A hayllft by light plane sus­ tained Elijah-named after tho biblical prophet fed by raventnftsr his plight was discovered In February, His owners, Al and Bill Turner, brought him down from hie mountain fastnses, at times shov­ eling through drifts 10 to 20 feet deep, H* was whisked tha last 11 miles in a horse trailer yesterday. The Turners say Elijah ones was Buge, a pack horse wont to flee Into the hills to escape auto­ mobiles and women In skirts. But his name will remain Elijah from hero on. lawL A V ila Implicattce !• that ■it la " carta In)jr th* imho* pi tali soil tuberculosis eases. both th# known and onknown, that produe, the •0,000 now c i m * reported each pear In this community." Mlkol said the problem calls for more efforts to find and _ treat persona with TB, particular.' • 1/ In areas, attch as poorer econo, mle sections of cities, where th e / are mare prevalent. Get TB Germs In One Year NEW YORK (AT Peopla elite with TB, but not In hospitals pas* TB to at least 80,000 ether persons a year, a health official said Thursday. These patients are the most Drangon tree* In tho Canary Important problems now In tuber­ culosis control, said Dr. Edward Islands may bo 60 feet In elrtum* X. Mlkol, general director of tub. ferene# and 8,000 rears old. erculoils’ hospitals. New York Stats Department of Health, A!* Less thsn half tho antaretl* continent hao boon explored. bany. Mlkol, In an addrssa prepared for the National Tuberculosis Assn., discussed • V.3. Public Health Seiwlca report lo w in g W E L L D R ILLIN G that 46 per cent of TB pollute sra not hospltalliad. Howard C. Long This study finds 87 par cant of tho nonhoipltallsed patients are Phone 388 In advanced ategto of TB. - Half a rt 48 or elder. Above ago 86, 207 E. Commercial th e n or* twice aa many man as woman with TB but not hospital. • NATIVE OP SEMINOLE COUNTY • RESPONSIBLE BUSINESSMAN • ACTIVE CHURCHMAN • CIVIC MINDED • INFORMED THOM AS M REPRESENTATIVE GROUP 2 Ground apricot pits ara used to rlean armature cores for new electric motors. (Paid Pol. Adv. by T. M. Stringer) tto M e m o H A IR m t m NO IHCTRtC ' f c X V 'r ''ojfiH it A. *TINHOff KINI.AW 5»UVf* no iLiem ic U 0 H T fO R , MAKf-UP Hrrt’s the gift for thow impoitsnt years shesd. You'll hr proud m give itw warid-fiimd'clrm. tilling pen. And (r* our wltdion you'll hive s model ind color choirs st ill prircs. Sheaf far Snorkel pens from f lo.oo. NO VACUUM aCANSA WINNRItH OF TIIK |IM JAYCRR Tennis Tournament presented trophies at th* Jaycee limrheon lest week (Left to right) Melinda McM tray, runner-up In Girl’s llivlsh -'■■■ ■— Champion: Wally Philip* Jr., Hoys Division Champion) and Mlchnsl liab Crumley Is shown In background, {Staff Photo) ____ _ Legal Notice i * T ttn c n u t F i T r o b H T o r t i i i : N i v r t i J b i t i r i A i , tTHi't i t tv AMI KPH SUM I Alt 1.41 fltl.V IA . 4T.m il III IN (TIANCTSHV NOi 4 *ANK NVANCAII and fl AIt It AIt A HVANCAIt, lit* wilt, Plaintiff*, IIAIUUKt ” ' IIKATtt, st at. Dsfshitsnls, ■ ttMMONS TIIK NTAT41DK Fl.lllllf)A TOi lUrrlst It. Itsstli uf tlrsngs t'uunly, Flnrlds. sad hsr Initbaixl WII.I.IAM l.'iimi: IliA KUDIN ClOII’ANT, A FInrbln I Iinn.rell.ini KIIANKI.IN •>. KING ■if urlendn, Florhln, hit wlf# ll st,-'; end OillKNT INVDNTIIUNT c u l l I'AN'V s Flnrlds C«ruor»tb>n:,lf nnv i.l 111* fnrsgiilng are s ills , unit 11 dead, tn Ihslr uukiuiwn lirlr*. ttsvlsm , Inieirr* or gr*ntrs*. *'>'1 t" nil i. i'i . hIk tldhuinn nnv rslele. right, tills, or luisresi In, ur ll-n ii|inii, lbs rset ntuiisrlT h-rsln drsnibsil, or nny nnri Ibrreul tlKFKNIiA.S'TN OtlKKTtN'UBi Tun nr* hsisby nulllltd Hint s III 11111*1 title has hern r rurssdllig rail*III In lb# I'lroiill Court of HeniInnl* CmitllV, Flnrlds, sgnlnsl tli* nbnv* named IWenrisnta amt *11 units:; his wlf* U AllIiH HnllNMi f.H W li », I'K.TTRtVAT snd hi* wlf* Slid POWELL'S O F F IC E S U PPL Y New l.acattnn 117 Magimllii CLOSED WEDNESDAYS lilt wlf* ANNA nr MIIMNA V. 1 I’KTTMVATI KflllTII rt.OltlliA NAI At, NTfiltFN f Till PANT, a Florid* I'flllPOftATION, »' K. TllftMAH, hi* » l f s KATItltYN N. TIIIIMAN, U IV, W Al.TKIl and hi* wlf* I.AtlltA II IVAl.TKIt *11 nf t'hlctgn, ntlnnl*: f II \I.l, i.KVVIN and til* wlf* KHAN. The Florida State Bank and The Sanford Atlantic National Bank Will Cloae Wednesday, May 30 In Observance of MMf ** Nrclinii :i. TnniiBhip 21 Hon Iti It st hi* * lu 114 *t. Rn*1 ynti rtfH hnrliy miulrril tn IIU ttlih rhi) !?lrrlc of mj>lit ("mirt v«u? w 1 ll t #11 <|t«i Bonnily or t»¥ Atlunvnv) In ABltl hror#Ft1ln*fB, nn nr titfntn Ihn 2 inti ii*»v nf Jtin«. 1!•r*n nrul vti <*rvsi f tfr In fil** af rif l« • nil I ll •• it|i|mmlit|f roiliihr) ,nul filtt valilt h.tltl irlcrW v«"ir wrhl^ii ilrfFnAvi, If nm 1 n ilin rurnttlnlfit iti Urn Mtm-N |irr* Brrlbril liv Imv, Uiml Iii • rUIn* lilt 7h«i rUnl. IHI^. »»r liit*rrM III, nr llPH ilimn til* AWtl* ilfBerltirrl |irti|iniT rlsiiinrti l»y y«»u lltr<*ln Cm11 tinl. nr Jitik’inFitl ulll bo •iiUrtti iK thlAl ynil by tWaiiH. WITNKKII nir Imnil «n*l lb* «#n1 nf mti«l *! Haiiftiril. Fbitlilu, this 171H Amy nf Mat* 1044. II. I* IInI'Rfltiii mr rUrk of lh« abnva ilvltfl Tour l mark** HfnI> IRON 118 8. PARK AVK Pick the Ml of your choice while our stock Is compete. Priced From 1149.95 • To • 91,275,00 EASY TERMS S Month* FREE Service Policy PARTS and LABOR AND APPLIANCE • W• Hart Tha Largest And Mont Modern Service Dept. In Hcminota County. ■ ia a P fM Moiiccniic IT iit »fould you do without electricity in your home? Electricity ti th* biggest bargain In Well — you couli] uie uniHe*. And build fires. And your family budget. What tlx give* •ubslilute elbow-grease for all the jobi electricity you auch value in comfort end health does for you automatically, If you did, you would * * . uvea ae much work \ . . gives be reminded quickly — and forcefully — bow much you so much extra leisure for Hippie? electricity doea for ao (illle cost. Florida Living? �a . IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED "FAST ACTION" WANT ADS YOU ARE REALLY MISSING THE BOAT) THEY ARE A SURE FIRE WAY TO RAISE MONEY BY SELLING YOUR UNUSED ARTICLES FOR CASH! I> Out Of 43—ARTICLED FOR BALE II—ROOFINO—PLUMBING ' 83—HOMES 48-FARM AND GARDEN THE SANFORD HERALD WE need furniture, paying top PLUMBING BLACK Eyed peas 4 s w e e te o n ' g-BEBROOM. ttle hath, Florida e u h for same. Sell to buy from. for aale. Bring container A Castraet aad repair work. Free room. Oak floeen, large let, RUPEE TRADING POST M pick, $1.00 buahel. Ph. 2374-W eaUmataa. R. L. H a m y . SM ■had* 4 fruit trail Clall 1074 W. Hwy. 17-92. Ph. M17*W. Sanford Ava. Phone UJL 33—WANTED ID BUY Plumabtng. K m D Heating GOOD uaed Maytag automatic washer, only $7100. See A1 Lyon, WANTED—One, two, or three H. M. G. HODGES 8 Bedteea C letttle Blech Sanford Elactrlo Co. ■MTiee on All Water Puape— P. air-compreiaor. Call 3Q31-W. VA — $223 Down P ay aaat Walla Drilled — Pump* 838. Per Month P 4 1 * SEWING machine*. Ph. 1014-M Paola Road Phone TOO PINE Umber. No tract too large Kitchen Fully Equipped GOOD upright piano, 1100. New or small. J. L. Gllaaon, 108 W. Aet faal to ’boose color* and Hit. Kenmor* 30" electric range, fith St. Sanford. A. K. Shotanker, Batlder 173. Call 874-XM. Fheae INI RENTALS FOLDING Cow-8818. 80 F t Host §2.83. All alto Tarpaulins. ArmyM—APARTMENTS Navy Surplua. 310 Sanford A m WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms, 44—APPLIANCES private baths, l u W. First Bt. Phone Ava. 1US FURNISHED Garag* apt. t t —UPRC1AL NOTICES l A - f U C » TO EAT ENVELOPES, taittrtnada, • __ KATINa OUT J FAMILY FUN A DELIGHTFUL TREAT FOR EVERYONE APFLEBY'f RESTAURANT THE PATIO at the Doggie Diner and Bar, Labs Mary, la open at all t a i n , REEVE VOURSELF 4—LOST A m i ruuN D LOST—Wallet In RlU Theatre Friday night, Name on wallet, Buell Cohen. Containing drlvera licenae, eocial Mcurity card. M Alio 10 dollara. Phone 2056-J3. w Keep monty return wallet. «—PERSONAL NOTICES BoUaway, Ueepltal a n d B a b y Seda. Day, Week or Month— . T il. Ita k furniture Center— l l i Weit P in t Local and Long Dlitanco moving. Aganta for HOWARD VAN LINES, INC. PENINSULAR TRANSFER It STORAGE. Inc. Office 1300 French Ava, Phone SUL GIRLS—Enjoy a unique and dif­ ferent vacation at a real ranch, lim it 60 glrli, June 10 thru Stth. MQ Ranch, Ura. 1L E. Morrla, PHONE 795-J. AIR CONDITIONING P, Bee the New Evlnrude Line for ’M ROBSON Sporting Goods _ Evlnrude Salea * Service V i n e , 1st St. phone 806 WILL SACRIFICE (I. Ilnx 233, Altam onte Springs, Fla. YOUNG man Interested In aheei metal work. CALL 70 2k—MALE or FEMALE Call 958 311 E. F irst St. SHOP ECHOLS 36lh Anniversary Sale • ! Harriett's Bennty Nook ^ 103 So. Oak 17—BUILDING • REPAIR! PAINTING FLOOR sending and ftnltabuj. t FINANCIAL 24—INSURANCE Preferred Ratal te Prefeerod Policyholders lohn Williams Inn. Agency 417 Sanford Atlantic Bank Phone M Cleaning, waxing. Serving ota county aincc IMS. LIVESTOCK H. M. Gleason. Lake Mary 39—B O U ES—CATTLE Paint Roller FREE! With purchase of 4 gallon* paint, 2 RIDING Horses and saddles any kind, initde or outside. $300 Phone 2807 Sanford. NEED A PAINTER? SEE USI Mc RANE Y-SM1TH 19-POULTRY • i l l & Park Phone IM t 300 RED Pullets. Bssn laying A SPECIAL price Inalde 4 out­ about 6 weeks. Call 9283. side. Room special 114.93. Let us paint your tile roof. Call MERCHANDISE 3170-J ask for Mr. Tasker, 43—ARTICLES FOR SALE 19—ELECTRICAL Ceelm tecn RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contracting and Repairs TV Service Center —Factory te To*— Alamlnnm Venetian Blindn Enclosed bead. Sag proof bottom rail with plastic sods. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cords. 19—LAUNDRY-DRY CLEANING Betdla and Crostay Appliance* £ 1 2 Magnolia Ava. Ph. 113 8—knrtt d u n aad Paint Co 1 hear • W ap aad Damp Dry 111-114 West 2nd St. Phone 320 i hour H • Waah aad Dry FeM Ylilshed Caen dry 2—USED Air Conditioners, San­ “ tattoo# Dry Ctautag ford Electric Co, Biwtiliild Un tNBlI M l R6a Feed* art Bldg. IN k B H t k R . SELL With A Cla stifled Ad JU‘~ CALL | J * - u i c 'i a r —. . . --------- ■EARLY.. BUT/IOT SO m tu im s H om seum w ' THIBOIWH -m 'S W A M f* !! eJSW SB JT L . Phone $260 Foam Rubber Sectional $?oo 2-Pc Living Room Suite 8130 2-Pc Sofa Bed Suit* $30 Cedar Robes ................... 330 Cheat of Ilrawsra ....... $140 Double Dresser and Mirror .......................... Odd Chrome Chairs ............ Cool, 3 BR furnished apt. Screen­ ed porch. Summer rate, 930 mo, 1703 Magnolia, Pb. 136S-J, 3 • ROOM furnished apartment, Close in, ill E, 8th St. $W.U0 monthly. Phono 2306 or IW2. Under New Management San Lania Apt* Vacancy. Nlcaly j furnlabed. Phono 1JI0-R. 17 -HOUSES and COITAUKS * HOMES \ 'TEW, Beautifully Designed THREE and FOUR Bedroom Homes • 1 and 2 Baths FHA and VA (GI) FINANCED A Varied Selection of Plana Priced from 911,200 to g24,ooo Built By ODIUM 4 TUDOR, INC. Builders of Plnar Romes For Florida Living HOMES AVAILABLE: SPkN Lg ^ ^ South Plnserest.V....Sanford, Fla. Grovo M anor*..-.-..Sanford, Fla. Valencia Villas........ DeLand, Fla. SALES OFFICE 67-BROKERS aad REALTORS 2623 S. French Ave. Phone: 2100 and 2960 RELAX Convenient, "Ea*y to keep” 2 bedroom house. Choice WynneHOMES wood location, Spacloua lawn, beautifully landscaped. Hard­ wood floors, panel TV room. $10,956. TERMS B A LL R EA LTY $139 REASONABLE Urge comfortable RAYMOND M. BALL 169 borne. Partly furnished. Phone OGCAR M. MABEJSON $61 1232 or 2333-J. $38 D m r tie S a S u L e ^ $38 1*4 Seeth Peril Ave. Phene N6 NOT A PROJECT! IF 1TIB RBAL ESTATE $98 atk $4 n$ Ilf oenta^Fark^plmne TT2 j i i u Laura B. Oiler Reg. Real Estate Broker N61 So. Orlande Dr. — Ph. 1349 38-REAL ESTATE WANTED Wish te BUY small homa in city, fairly new, shade trass, nice yard. Wrll# P. o. BOX 113t, Daytona Beach, Fla, WANT AP WHOPmS FOR ACTION SATISFACTION, use Claitilled ads. Phone 1121 for an ad-wriler. LOSE A VALUABLE? Lott Ada are famous finders. Call 1821 tor an ad-wrltcr's Interfiled help. 1821 r„ A . A d W r i U r ID per - — | ((men 16e per J * 5 times ^ 22 Ilmen contract 10« per He*........" wh*« £ " !!. style) t ,***.4 n*. f m ll; «*ta' “ L i - v e y f r n 1 1 OZIER REALTY CO. 1 ty: Brittany P a ra Homes, Early ''^ R A T R S Y ° R, . American, Ultra Modern, CoaNEW HOME ventloial 4 F r e n c h Colonial Throe bedrooms, masonry conatructlon, paved street. Total 2Pc Living Room Suite $18 types. price only $9230.00 with terms. Miami Lounge |6 Plastic Arm Sofa Bed ............ $18 BUILT On Large Landscaped 814 East 4th Sire.t, Lou: In $39 the bast of neighbor­ 3Pc Bed Room Suite ............................ by MilRobert A. Williams, Ren I(or Ing unneeded thing* NET Glais Door Wardrobe ............. $12 hoods. through Want Raymond Leadqiilal, Associate Triple Mirror Vanity $13 Ads, Phone 1621 for help m Drcsier and Mirror ................. |io COMPLETE with all the features Phone )873 Atlantic Bank Bldg. wording your aQ. Like New Rollaway Beds . . . . $20 you have dreamed about such 9-Pc Dining Room Sulla ____ $ 3-Pc Dlnatta ........................... $13 aa colored General Elactrte ap Seminole Realty pUaneaa and eolorod plumbing Baby Crib and blattreis . . . . . . $14 w. DIETIICH! T. W. HERO fixtures. Batblnettn ............................. „ , $7 till Parirk Ave. Pheee 27 or 1U available at reasonable Mather of Sanford AND prices with the best financing 243-49 R 1st !L Pheee 127 BEAUTIFUL LAKEFBONT 4 with minimum dowo-pay■OMB meats. 43—PA".M AND GARTEN On Urge lot, 100 ft. on lake. Finn white sand beach, good awlm1949 Ford Tractor Double mlng and fishing a t lroat door, Wellborn C. Phillips, JrBottom 14" Plow, 3 Row Oak floors, furnace heat, enclos­ ed garage. Price $19,300—Tarma Cultivator. A ctor** ___ Bantard’a Leading BRITT TRACTOR CO. I r t aa tar French Ave. Property BEAL EITATK DRIVE-IN Hiway 17-92 So. Phone 801 Builder of homts for over 1,600 le. Sales Office: Little Venice 2344 French Ave. FOR SALE—Com for canning or «4h Arbor. J. W. HALL, REALTOR dsep frees#. N. Cameron Av*. PHOMH 1384 Johnny Walker, Associate Ph. 1 M -W .__________- "CiU U8U" M om 47M i • t t J UNUSUAL OFFER 2-STORY brick & fraino home facing a park. Excellent condt lion, hardwood floors. All large rooms, a oiarooms, living room, dining room, den. Hitch en equipped with appliance* and dish washor. $13,730. Cash or terms. One j i m Alberta I. Hall, Associate 17-93 at lUiwilha BEAUTIFUL five room home with Phono 2871 two jtlouslcd porches covering FRANKLIN REALTY 2'3 of house. Completely remod­ eled from ground to roof with For Sale—1 bedroom house, **> a n te gangs. Phone 1336, RL 17■II new plumbing and kitchen 92, D* Bary. Price 96300, equipment. This home was remodeled for owners own use. Circumstances caused owner not to occupy same. Price reduced ^ for quick sale to $11,230.00. Con. i Si venient terms to acceptable A B. Peterson, Broker Asieelatei purchaser. Within ■ few block* A. D, Peterson Jr., P, J. Chesof Catholic It Public schools 4 terson, Garfield WlUetls, John downtown Sanford. Inquire at 503 Myrtle Ave, Telephone 1827. Meisch, R. W. williams, Hatel M. Field, A. C. Doudnsy, Land Suveyor. ^LOT! 1)6 N. Park Phone 1129. 1*« P*r } ,* 11* ll" ' ’ N ' j i i Roea L. Payton. Broker LOTS — Plneereit Section. C i t y water. Phone 637-J. l l ' l l l _ r / : » • 30. Thun 3. Mora ACRO8B 1 I l||. 1 ' 1 1 deetltuta 33. Aaalat t. Kind * • i r j ^ n 3. Mlachlevoua 34. A of poem *J i l l peraon atrong 1 ^1 1 1 * . M a i . * » I I B. Fallow : i . •J J ale tier of the 9. Clly ” 11 I Alisha) alphabet 33. Put 1 J IM .! * 1 1 . B. Cautloua ~ to10. Own 1 • *< ! - I M gather 4. Injure 11. Ailant 111 V • J 36. SpreaD . 1 1 J i l l ! II 7. Halil 13. Rugged *1 I t ) 1 M 8. Oaiolln* mountain (Brit.) ersst 14. Hwln rlvar 11. Movable 16. Fortify fram ew ork^, nag of a NegaUrti' 18. Radium window V reply / ' laym.) 13. Atlevlat* 29. Aa much i t 17. A pictur­ 38 esque view IS. Herbs of th* tb* lap can alter family hold 20. Distress 18 Part of body 30. BeU-e*n< 40. signal tared 31. In this place 19. Ooddeaa of -- healing |N .) 21. Feat 33. Cavity 33. Civil wrong 33. Rubbish T 38. Selected 32. Biblical name 33. Rush about wildly 34. Whether 33. Footllke part 36. Author of I "The Raven" 37. A woman’s 1, light, W knitted woolen scarf 39 Divided Into two parti by a median cleft el . Regretted 43 . Oetrlch-llke birds 43. Muilcat Instrument 4f . Incline 4% Interest on Mortgngn SEE Seminole neatly tor Desir­ able Home* and Apts. Phone 27 (7—BROKERS ea« REALTORS 2-Bedroom bouse. Phone 2983-W. $1,006 DOWN NICE clean fum lihel cotug# on Spacious 3-bedroom modern home, 17-92. Rent by week or munth. dining room, tile bath, electric Light* sod water furnished. Pb. kitchen, attic fin and good wen. 3010-Wl. RETIREMENT HOME—$1,406 FURNISHED 2.Bedroom Home. 3 3 Bedrooms, 2 porches, 2-ctr ga. minute* from naval bate. Im­ rage, nicaly landscaped, do** In. mediate occupancy. Phone SU-J $1,000 down. or 1232. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FURNISHED 3-bedroom b o u s e near McReynold’a Drug Sture. $2,800 buys going busitieia netting $4,200 per ytar. $93. Water includtd. Ideal loca. won lor children, 326-W after Cat salt A REALTOR First 7:00 p. m. CULLEN f t HARKEY 3-BEDKOOM home for rent. P art­ IN N. Park Ave. Phone 2211 ly furnlihcU. Call .Mr. Jenkln*, Phone 0118 or 2149-M. FOR R E N T -3 Bedroom furnlabed bouse. Good location. $83. 3-Btdronm house. Paneled porch, kitchen equipped, attic fan. $100 3 bedrooms at a pries you esn af­ mo, Call 1222-J or 2467-W. ford. Attractlva home with large kitchen; nice yard with 1IB Unfurnished 2-Brdroom. Kitchen ccnvenlont location. T O T A equipped. 2403 Willow Avo. P b .! 2’RICE $10,300. TERMS. 2882-J. W. ■- "BBT ITBMPB1 ^ 18—ROOMS BaaUor — Genera) msnraeea Gey ABen, Asseelite NICE bedroom. Private entrance Arietta Price, Aaeeelate and bath. Pbona 2029-W. 2121 s $12 N. P art A rt. CLEAN rooms, TV. Tbt Gables, Alexander ft SIringer 401 Migaolla. ____________ Real Estate 4 Insurance Mrih^Lourloe Uusangnr, Atsee. REAL ESTATE 107 Ave. Ph. 18 $8—HOMES BUT— Home* of Real Individuali­ D A ILY C R O S S W O R D FOR WIDE CHOICE of buyeri, l , workeri, u i0 Want Ada. 1821 to placa 'am. . Your Beauty Number Ph. 971 early / l e t 's s e t m o v /ajs By STANLI For Room or Bufldlag 1830 22 11. P. John ion Outboard WE have an outstanding oppor­ tunity with over-average earn­ Motor. Make me an after. Phono ings h r ag.tressr. e men and Harry Whitaner at 2203-W. women, immcdlato employment fur those who can qur.l'fy Full 19-PARTS-R4PA1R3 or part-time. Apply In person Hollywood Bed. Complete between II nnd 12 a. m. and S fl LEGS FREE EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN- to fl p. m. ORANGE IMPROVE­ $110 ME NT AND WHEEL BALANC­ MENT c o , 201 E. Commercial Kingiiro Ili'd, complete 8 Inch** wider and ING—Pauenger e a r a a n d S t Sanfirl longer thin ordinary bed Truck*; all m ikts, alias—Q ton Bedroom Suite $99 to S-ton. Seminole County Mot­ II—WORE WANTED—MALE Bookcase bed, Dresser ors, 188. l i t E. let SL PHONE and M im e HIGH SCHOOL boy with power $293 mower wants mowing, 713-31-4. 3 Rooms Complete Bedroom, Living Room IS—TRAILER! n-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES and Dinette If will nay YOU to see US before you buy. Open Evenings and FOR SALE — Grocery and gai ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Sundays, station Well established busi­ Corner 2nd. 4 Magnolia Ph. 1231 SaetaUe Trailer 8e)*f, ness, g o o d ' location. Illness "Bud Bamberger" Mgr. _________ Palalha, Fla. Open Mondays Til coo p.na. lorccs sale. Ph. 0243 Sanford, Florida. VISIT OUK BALCONY ______ FOR SALE—Special house trailer. ^ 21 ft. Roy Craft. Wall to wall $8199 90 WAS- PAID to John"Belt* Used furniture, appliances, tool*, W carpeting. Painted inside and in few weeks. GROW MUSH­ , etc. Omight-aeid. Larry’s M ari out. See it at Draamwold Trail­ ROOMS. Cellar, abed. Sparc, full 22) Eait lit SL Phone MM. er Park or Phone 3170.J,_____ time, year round. We pay $3.50 Buy your Furniture at lb. FREE BOOK. MUSHROOMS W i re house Furn., Cu., at 901 ,.ra Dept. 731, 2934 Admiral Way, BUSINESS 1st SL All nattaoiUy adv. fa r Seattle, Waah_______________ nlturo at warohowe price*. SERVICES 18—BEAUTY PARLOR! r Y oo-H ooii r TOOK A SHOfcT* CUT-/M HPJRE- BWWHTANO U 1 *«*»• Otase a a p o p e c o iN C . FISHING and boating on the St. M -HELP WANTED-FEMALE HAYNES Office Machine Co., Jobna River. Shlncra and other Typewriters, adding machines, bait. Monroe Boat Bowl No. of WAITRESS — Apply Touchton’a Safee-Rental*. 114 Mag., Ph. 44. the Monroe Bridge. Drug Store, Mr. Clark. 47-FURNITVR E-HOUSEHOLD 1 will not pay any debta made by 27—HELP WANTED—MALE GOODS anyone but myaelf. • . MAN TO act aa Policeman, Sunt, F m . ENGLISH HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN of Streets, Guardian of Public PRICES PAID FOR USED Park, who is interested In ath­ FURNITURE letics It children. Must have AUTOMOTIVE WILSON-MAIER car. Write giving qualification* FURNITURE CO. It salary desired to Town Clerk. R-BOATS AND MOTORfl ^ MelJonvill*. THE OLD HOME TOWN LOWELL B. OKIES For Sale or Rent « room house, room. MM 1866-W.Kitchen eqi HUTCHISON'S ocean F r o n t Apts. 338 & Atlantic. Daytona Park A m 1441 Beach, Call MT4-W. USED G. E. Electric Binge NICELY furnished 3 room garage completely, re-conditioned for apartment. Call C. C. Welsh, 111 ORLANDO Sentluel Star, Cell Just Sanford Electric Co. or 963-R. Ralph Ray, 3160,____________ FURNISHED Apia. 201U W. F r it HAGGEKLY UPHOLSTERING S t Reasonable—Phon# 1321. Cuttom Made Drapery and Slip APPLIANCE CENTER Covert. *Your Wastmghouso Dealer" EFFICIENCY Apartment Suit­ STANLEY KULP PHONE 1737 113 MAGNOLIA able for bachelor or couple. Phone Sanford — 2S56-J Private bath. Aeroas from Post USED G. E. Refrigerator for $73. 2621 S. Park (Hiway 17-92) Office. Manuel Jacobaon. See It at Sanford Electric Co. Eftieiancy apanm enu, air eonT. V. REPAIRS ’TU 10 p. m. Service Calla M OO W. KELV1NATOR Deep-frette. 13 cu. dltioniag and TV optionaL 2831 ft. $250. Mr*. Hetlie McNamara, A. Norn* Ph, 1339. J. Q. Harris, 8. Park (Highway 17-91), BanP. O. Box 186, Longwood. Ph. 2M3-J. Lleanaod Teehnlford. C U R B ’S TOURIST COURT d i a l , guaranteed work. Re-condltioned G E. Automatic 2-BEDROOM furnlshtd apt. Vary washer. Only $100.00, Terms. clean and eloaa In, Phon# Old, WELL DRILLING Sanford Electric Co, ' Jimmy Cowan. Pump Salta with 43—BUILDING MATERIALS Rapilr Service Three and tour room furnlabed opts. Very clean and close in. GARLAND SHAW USED BRICK Phone 810, Jimmv Cowan. P. O. Bor 348 TWO CARLOADS beautiful uaed LONGWOOD brick, Orange, red, and burnt 2-ROOM furnished apt, Tile hath, Phone: w. p. 23-2383 black. See them at SHERMAN private entrance. Phono 3030-J CONCRETE PIPE CO. FOR speedy, reasonable & reli­ 2-BEDROOM Apt. 1620 Park. Ph. able TV and Radio Repair Ser­ RED-I-MIX CONKRETE 666-J. vice. CALL HOOVER, 2833 or Miracle Concrete Co, viili 303 S. Sanford Avo. 303 Elm Ave. Phone 13M Film. 1 BR A 2 HR apt*. Also garage apt. Ph. 433-W. CERAMIC TILE CONCRETE Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 134 Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete EFFICIENCY Apt. air conditionFree estimate. Quality work. Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement cd. Highway 17-92 south city limits. Slumberlaiid Court. Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quail, Well drilling, water guaranteed. flcattons, 1008-W. FURNISHED duple* apt. Living Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. It dining room, kitchen, 2 bed­ MOVIE or STILL cameraa mako Out West Ulh St. Phone 2489 room* It bath. Plenty of cuba most welcome gift ivc your board space. Apply 2312 Palmet­ Septic Tanka Graduate. See them at W1Eto Av*. Installed. BOLDT'S Camera Shop, 210 S. Miracle Concrete Co. Park. 3-Room furnished apt. cool screen­ 309 Elm Ave. Thone 1333 ed front porch. Rollaway bed, garage, 612 Park Ph. 469-W. EMPLOYMENT 41—nUtXNILM EQUIPMENT menta, Invoice*, baud bills, and f o g r a m a , etc. Progreoeiva » Avalon Agta. 783 W . H ob. M ay * 8 , 1 9 0 TOO MUCH FURNITURE? Claaallied ada sell the aurplua fur CASH. Thone 1831 for an adwitter. < 4 1 �■ 3 Enlisted Men Promoted To CPO At SNAS Recently E Glll/ard (Sanford) f lUUiaen (Sanford) T Fortier (Sanford) 5 Birth laky Girt Skate* Three eellsted men 'itsttoned entering the N avy'In November; ChlaL Halflald U niarrtad le the ith VAH-11 (Heavy Attack 8qua- 1M2. h* ha* had duly in 19 differ- former Ml»a Virginia Damron of ron 11,) at flanford Naval Air ent Naval ExtablUhment* both In Radnor, W. Va. They have two tation were recently promoted the U. 8,, amt In foreign counlriei. children, La try E., and William » Chief Petty Office* In their re- He in married to the former Mlaa A. and reajde a t 113 Plnecreit Motive rate. >Ruby Glla.nn. of Wichita. Kan. Dr., In Sanford. IHggflifgg 6 Local Student | Receive Degrees " From FSU Today i | , Gibb*, (Hanford) May M K'iTM kV iM taBiliM ■r Ff HIH PPVRP Mrd Byua. (Sanford) 10 Huff (Sanford) Smith (Lake Monroe) UfeUa flnkey June* (Sanford) v iffle n o U * Teti (Sanford) *M,«hargea. ^.E lla Jones (Sanford) v iahn Feufert (De Bary) i Homy 8. Brown (Sanford) *Charle* H. t'ogbuin (Sanford) i*) Howard Byua (Sanford) * * 11. Funeral Wednesday For E. Steakley f l a r l a * a m t liallV boV Conduct with, three atari. He I* married to the former Mlia Eve* lyn Lowery of LUghman, Md. They have one child, Kenneth S. Jr *:>:l reside In Do Bary. Like Chief Relrthtier, Eugene Mri r t W e tihrjsimir* (Dc liary) H rai IMldJotif,’.Smith (Sanford) li„. ,..«ay uat had a lengthy lour M riT n N K th /R a in e s (SanforJ) of duly in the U. 8. Navy. Since I g u )y r, Matiaffy (Sanford) ( 1’Mai »■ \4Mfitslon* r 3U iilU tlR d tt (Hanford) i ^ a iffn iln t (Hanford) 1 V m illiU e W 'e r t * (H a n fo r d ) ' i T S S ^Q P 5w l)ar|tea ] I ^ E H L oq TCnrritt (Oviedo) (Hanford) 1 HffilS iW R * .(Sanford) T ' Gayle Martin (Hanf«d) i l D. C,’ Caldwell (Sanford) ' Mr*. Betty Bkale* and Jtaby N & t r U g l r l (Banjoul). • Notice k S & « V * Farmers^ Market Reoorts Increase "Busin*** »urprlsed u* ln*l week” , said Sandy Andoriiou, Man­ ager of th* Sanford Slat* Farm­ er*' Market. • We auld 2.1 varieties totuli-ig 83 0*2 package! grossing 21*8.23,' according to Handy Ail* del son's weekly report. II* said, "P art of this herein# ' na* due tii get'ing th* total rcrort of fruit shipped lliro’JHli .he H.inford Fruit house, which eft* d m /Thurailiv. "This I* ou* Inst big week of th* season. H*i sever, our market will continue handling a fair volume of corn, pwppera, water­ melons, tomatoes, tucumhcr* an I radlshe* during the first tliim week* In June," Amleiso.. report­ ed. a ld ^ flW g U l •« !„ w . ' ‘■TSSf: Mr. K S. Steakley, <W, died at hi* home at Wilson,Comer. 4:30 n.m. yesterday following an Hi­ nes* of five year*. He had lived in Sanford for 98 year*, and for the past 91 year* had ownad and operated a gro­ cery store a t Wilson Corner. Mr, Steakley we* hum Fab. 32, ISM, In Starts, Tenn. Survivor* Include hi* widow, Mr*, Lola Mae Steak ley, Sanford l Major Lovett Will one daughter, Mr*. Jame* PadKelt, Orlando; one son, Jam** Be Kiwanis Guest M. Htenkley, Sarasota; a grand­ daughter, Jimmy LouUe. Steakley, Speaker A t Meet Sarasota; two great grandchildren, Major John Lovett, B ait Opera­ Frank Ernest Boyd end Wanda tion Officer of the Plnecastle Air Lola Boyd, Provlrlenre, It, l.j »l* brothers, W. H, Bleakley, Atlanta, Force Rase, will be the guest (la.- James M. and Clarence E. speaker at the Wednesday meeting Steakley, Chattanooga, Tenn,; of the Sanford Klwanla Club. The local Kiwani* Cub will be Charlie 1), Steakley, Nashville, Tenn.; John M. Steakley, Shef­ told of the operation* of Plnecastle field, Ala,; and Karl Steakley, Air Force Rase by Major Lovett Aiken, 8. C.S and two sisters. at (heir noon luncheon. .Mr*. S. C. Peterson, Atlanta, (la., and Mis* Pcni I Earle. Nashville, Tenn. Funeral services will he held at .1 tun, Wednesday afternoon at I the Church of Christ In Sanford cor,OR ADO SPRINGS, C With Mr. Ralph llrewer. minister of the Church of Christ of­ ficiating. Burial will he In Oaklawn Mcmotial Park, Brinson Funeral Home Is In charge of arrangement*, r iiii m i-r t o t i n oh t iiii r i «_ J viH j i im m , n u n it is j ' f i t e f l a m i p in t * i i t i i m u . •> i i i i . v n , r rt ro r Ju n e , 4 t , T i.iiiiiiiA iv i li t v r i n n m i. T h e n n m m l a lo n k h o ld e r* H W -* 2 le t2 y hlditej- and !>>•! blitilcr for cask.*1 As WMI l»o"f id Hi* 8*m - !-" ank ............................ UAH- Ing of the Bnnfjird Farnw.V Auc anfsICouflv I'nart lions* a KmnlHon M a r k e t w i l l be h e ld at tin , Ha\S K d llr , Flu rids «t 11lib* A- M- 11A1 1A U v A n l a I I . m s a l l s . an th * COUi d a y o f J a n * . A . U 111* * liU m lff * . niritk e t on J u n e 4 lit 8 p . m . 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AV a m llh IN T IIK Nt VI l J I l f T ilts » T VTM O f P l.O H III.il .TO: tVn.t,It) ft PlfAPUAN ’ k r .’ o T a k u in a I l - . l i l u t U l t .l i y l H a . T e N M * s s * . r T o ll* Allis IlftliR llV ................. N iv r im u th a t » s u it f o r illv o r r * h s * h«*ei l l l s i l a u a l n .i von i>* ir n is p o rte r f iian H a n , In I ll s I ’ lr e u ll C o u rt of Ilia M iiti JU illi ln l t’ l r i' i il l In, an il fo r ff.m ln o la I 'o u i il r , F lo r lila In l.lin n V P IV No. V ila m ol von o re tirre n v i.- u n lr r il la » r r * n * e o liy o f y o u r a - ',w * r . .to llu* O m ild A lo J . " a l , J1' I i i a t l i l l f f . a llo t n * » , ( l l i u l .l o i i * I - Knlitos*. No ii* No:Hi Main Htresl. U ils m lo , K lo r lilu , unit f it* I lia u rln li.u l In l l i* o f f lr * u f H i* i'l* r H o r ll<» t .'liiiu ll t 'm ir l mi or lu -fo r* l l i * S ill ita y o f J i m * . I S i * . o llin r w H s l l i* k lU s n t lo io i u f enbl U n illlila liit w ill It , f u l ' o n* e o n f* * " il» U ’ lT .V I'.tm iiiy tin ml n ml the o f f i­ c i i ! t - .i l of H i* .j il il C o ili I * f HSM1 lo if l. M em lim f* rA tu iiy . P lo r ijB , Hip* s i ’ C-* of >i»». A ti I 5H. if d t ili . U P ll* rm lo n , C la r k , I ’ln o ill fto u rl I'liitM -ifiu ft l.'olilofn 'A H o rn e r for P in ln iiff • n y ir lli .'In in Mli re t jB jjp f t a . Ploi Ills LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS 7; 19 "A fairly good turnout,'* *atd Mr*. Frances Murray, head of the Seminole County Bicycle Safety Club, "attended the Saturday morning meeting and reglilratlon of the organlutlpn." The meeting was held on Semi­ nole Blvd. no that children could register and have their bicycle* inipected before the *u miner pro­ gram got underway. Mr*. Hurray u ld that Stanley'* Bicycle Shop and William* Fix-It Shop loaned the bicycle* for child­ ren In lake their test* on Saturday morning. "Alt children that ire now reglitered/1 said Mrs. Murray, "will be eligible to take part In the actlvitlea of the organliatlon throughout he summer.'* At tfce concluilon of Saturday mornlng'a registration and safety testa, the children were given fudgecldee. The program* of the Bicycle BENNIXCS AIRBORNE MUSEUM I* npen-d In erremontea at Lawsow Array Air Field May Safety Club will be doiely related FORT PJ as Major Gen. Joseph 11. Harper, center, former Infantry School' commandant and 1094 airborne with the summer-long recreation graduate, cuta the ribbon. Left to right a rt M-Rff.. Kelly C. Bath of (Celery Af*.) 8anforU_ F la t program, aald Mra. Murray, SFC Peter C. Stephen* of Delaware City, Del; G«n Harper; M-Sgt. Alkcua Stoke* of (Route 1) Laurel Hill, Fla., and SFC Ralph Can* of (138 East 4Kth St.) Co* Angeles, Calif. The enlisted men a n a** signed to Airlmrne-Army Aviation Department. Center rear I* Brig. lien. Robert L. Cook, eaalitant commandant of the Infantry School. Spotlight Wins Story Award On Hollywood LAS VEGAS,^Kov., If! — U’* back to Dio TV wars for Hay Bolgcr. After his engagement at the Sahara llutc( hern, Iho loosellmbed entertainer will be heading to New York to start preparation* for hi* new TV show, "Washington Square." Ills rigorous two show* nightly here are good training (or the labors ahead of him. Ray 1* going Into the embattled Tuosday-at-9 spot onto ruled by Milton Rerle but usurped this sea­ son by that dniiblu-doaling Sgl. Illlko, Rolgcr will share with Dinah Since the chore of winning back the rating* for NRC. They may rrccive an occasional assist JOHN D. MaiOONAtD of Sara­ I Sou l This Qailtla from Bob Hope and 3!artin and sota, Fla., tiai received the Ben­ Lewis., jamin Franklin Magatlne Award Before beginning Id* rest prior for the best short story of 1033 Does your agency *ff*T fhl* In the evening show*. Ray told according to » University of Bank and Agent Auto Plan la about hi* new TV formal. Illinois announcement. It wni titled 'The Bear Trap'' and con­ "It will be very flexible," he nhich a local bank flnsncM cerned the grief and loneliness explained, "For set* we'll buva my new car at.lt* low inl*r*ak in later yean of a man whose the park, the Greenwich Village boyhood twccthcart was kHtcd rate and ygu supply the auta fun anil the Washington Square when she ventured too close to Playhouse. Tim* we can have Insurance? Do 1 atari tha a raged hear, The prise story ap­ scene* in the park with a Bernard peared in Cosmopolitan Magnwheel* rolling by stopping at Baruch character or something xln*. ffnternaliorialj like that. We can do mu-deal rou­ the Kama Insurance Agmey? tines In the Inn and play drama­ tic scenes In the playhouse. "Remember the Showboat and number* out of the 23 you have, French Moroicn has half a Hollywood Hotel shows on radio.' R's Impossible to catablPh a »ltnllllau Irrigated acre*. he himself perform* or «up«rvi*ca Widl, our producer, Bill Bocher, mat Ion, develops R and resolve 1 all examination* and Inurprcts produced those programs and it." , cent of th* dim*. And x-raya have been Gas pro.luce* 23 we're going In try for the * a m a --------------------------------------------with 11 called one of th* most vital aids in ,8, energy comp kind of show on TV. Wo’ll have , modern medical practice. r cent In 11110, a brief »tory—maybe three min­ NEAT; "Hew UX-Ilay llttp/ull* utes-—to tie the show together, but lha rest will bo entertainment." J O H N M . D O S S , J R . . . . »pot» "trouble"'v This will tin Hay's sccund (ling on lelephona linos with lha "Whoattlon* btldfl*"—a Malaria and Yellow fever, of­ at a TV series. IBs half-hour highly sentltlvo maaiuring Instrument that Hits him ten fatal to man, have no effect filmed show was on ABC for two how far lh* troublo it from th* central office. Off the on th* mosipiltoes which carry season*. I asked him what be job, John's active In church and f;at*rnol work. Hiij the germs. Icacned from that experience. hobby U booting. "I learned that it was lmposslble to do a musical show In a half hour," ho replied. "You aimfrom th* La Brea tar pit* at Ia ii ] ply don't have tho time to estabAngeles, character*. When y u f r i-'huhia, Htol h*i liii.i.itn.l iv il.i . i a VI |i. IIU A T II! it 11.1.im u , IIO lIN f ) Slut Ida « i r * | I f a n y ; J .U H IK i i u l i N f ) si mi ids « if * j u a i ' I i U lit ilI N M i I.K W 1 U H. p i : r r « u A V and h i* w I f * AN N A „ r M IC IH A V . P U T . T K l V i i V ; u i i h t a V t ’H A . I't-tTTH - ee»a t h a t m ay ha p r r s im e n . In > nutiro Issued by \ \ . W . ........ « i„,l lA cd M n s , p re * b le n t o f tlm fm iifo rti i . ,,r u l e r s ' A u c t io n Market, t w a s Mi r . an n o u n ce d th a t th e B o a rd u f u ir W ' H i . 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In ilia r lr iM ill U n tirt o f Hrm Ifiulo i'lH iiifj), F I ft I'll] Hi JitertliiNl lli** Hint va hrtiiifd flF ffm liftlw on ft it II ( j t l n r pwm««ni rln lm ln tf nny rn ln lu , r lir llt , i Ml# n r int#rffH ( In o r ll» n ()|ioti. did fu ||fi Vk I fin tlPfo rlliM l rnul l» r u j)jr Iy , a ttu id n In H fiiilm tlu fjuun* I r» F lo ild ti | o * w il l A ll of Hid K hmI >• o f til** Nor lli* , *"■ *t I* Hdt'llfin S I, To it n slili) 31 Mfiitdi IU io k **. 3d I 1mmI t«ftef j mi ni l* lin ro h i f r iiiit f Fit lo flip ii I ill i 1*#* r io t K »if fn lil iV iiir t Mir u ilt ip r t HtMir it ra n r# i n«»r #utm 11ir or In M lo i'tir v l lit ■nltf h i io dtolln u r , on o r Itrfiiro Hi** #*Mh lin y of J im ii *, HMil tl(»*ri*»»fh*r In fill* R urvliH on t Ii# o | i |Min | iiff «"iiljhwnl 4ml flit* n id i titl «I •*ric iM iir iv ii d i 'f i it iiff ijx n i, If nity In lit** f ’oiiip ln lo t til (In' I vMiF-pa iirrikt r l li n t l»v In ti * dif*,M*lu a 11111)u int dm «*MmI i * r I ■) i t , lld n , or |o lr« i* * l (ii, o r 11**rl ii note, di** iilin v f SEVEN MARINES stnllaneil with th* Marina Security Guard at tTr - 1■ I 11. c-H| iirte g irrlf r hi I m n l Uy vm i Sanford Naval Air Station were presented their advancement In I f #-r 1 n fu ll not. o r .1l|ili(IM«*iir t v lll In* #M r,i l n re | tin I vnu liv lit* fit ( ill. luting ceilifii'iites rei-uptly by 1st Lieutenant E. (J. I.ov*, Officer-InW IT.NFHH tiiy lin m l a ml |1i« seal riiarge nf the .V.srlnn Detiulinirnt. Receiving hi* promotion In Ser­ o f -a 1.1 F o u r ! ut H an ford . F lo rid .!, geant, IJ8MC, was J. H. Lane, (left, front row). Other men advanc­ I III* t? d i dti v o f .M ilt. n».« f», p. iv«*riHiiMi ed to Corimru! were; (left to right, front raw) J. R. nic*. It. W« #« r i c r K o f tli# »bn%# t t i l r d Cline, tba-’k row) R. R. Crawford, N. W. Stoner, E. 31. Ntllgun, I 'f iiir l ■n,| R. !,. Evan*. (OMIclal Photo, U. S. Navy) f r l* r l.' d 519 E. FIRST ST FO It “First Choice Used Caran T>3 Plymouth Graduation Special! ’55 Chevrolet Rttdlu & H lr. Tutone Paint '210' ScHcm (-Door Sedan On* owner treated this Tutone pulnt. Llko new r l„ht Original owner juat fell In Y . u r 'c r I S M . Down " ! 'h * wW \ o u r Car or 9KAR. Down Hal. $13.33 m onthlf -T »54 Ford lJuL $60.99 monthly v ’53 DcSoto Rmch'Wigon, WW Tire* Powermaater 4-Dpor Sedan I jv- mitaaoa Low mileage, ilEUTFWANT W >H ( S K IR T S THROUGH GRADUATION Thla I. > futon* paint, Tnla la * Tranamlaalon, PRICE wt all our lovely TRIFA RI Jewelry V m . E. KADER, Jeweler Autom atic Radio & Spoilt** wagon, on* owner utr.. Excellent WW Tire*. kept this la perfect condi- One owner kept thi* Ilk* lion. | new* Your Car or 1 ^ - Down Your Car or $ J |^ . Down Ral $55.00 monthly % Ba). $51.71 monthly MS CHEVROLET— 2-Door Sedan Real Good Transportation . ....... *53 DODGE— 44 Ton Low Miles On* owner kept this In fine ahap* "These men know Flret Choice Car*” ERNIE — CLIFF — ART i*suor K nuufu m m u e WLLAR A CAR NIC,HI FEAT*—I i l l - lli|4 An oil filter will rimove a pound or mor* of dirt from a car’* oil during 9,000 rail** of driving. Editor Demands Snyder's Aooloqy Legal Notice in fl|x itudenl* from Seminole County will receive degree* today from Florida Stala Unlvenlty la Tallahaaiee. From Sanford are Dawn Uarla Blahop, Bachelor of Muile Educa­ tion; and Beatrice Mario Blabce, (iretchen Kirchhoff, and Margaret Julia Malloy, all of'whom will re­ ceive the Bachelor of Science de­ gree in education. From Longwood la Hotnor J. Walker, who will receive the Bachelor of 8clence degree from the School af Public Admlnlatralion. From Alta moot* Spring# U William Lee Proctor, who wUl be awarded the Bachelor of Science degree by tba School of Educa­ tion. For Safety Club Summer Activities "Your friendly Dodge—Plymouth Deater” Ph.IOU Meat the man beats “trouble!.' punch' Many telephone "troubles'1 never happen, thank* to John M. Don, Jr. John1! a test deikman for Southern Bell. WUh the help of iniricata electron!* equipment in the central olllce which can tpot trouble miles away, he teits telephone Unci to make sure they May in good working order. Often ho find! causes for trouble on a line and haa them / corrected, even before your service ia affected. Keep ’em talking, is John's motto. And John's not by himself. He and some 65,000 other Rained Southern Bell people in all H~t* at Jobs — linemen, cable splicers, operators__are working to give you good telephone service, 24 S o u th ern B«ll T « l« p h o n e •nd Tety ophCeaapany �iw m m sm ' Florida Center To Open York Giants Board Urged To Push. ■sri C ity T a k e s in G ran tin g Fran ch ise Washington ha* baan selected for tha first of tha northern cities to have a permanent ax‘position of tha amaslng develop­ ments which hava taken place In tha Sunshine State, Tha project will be a cooperative one of pro­ gressiva Chambers of Commerre of Florida, leading manufactur­ er* and Industrialist*, tha entire vacation and raaort Industry, and of tha building and development enterprise* which hava mush­ roomed because of th* astound­ ing Influx of retired people, Tha project haa baan desig­ nated aa th* "Florida Informa­ tion, Travel and Reservation Can­ ter." The Initial aurvay and pre­ paratory work for th* Center haa bean under tha direction of Nall R. Zanela, who I* associated with Plantation Eslataa, Inc. of Ca­ nary, Fla., member* of tha State, I)e Bary, DeLand, and Sanford Chambers of Commerce. Planta­ tion Estates Is on* of tho largest davalopara and bulldir* of Flari da ratlramaat communltlea. Thalr mammoth development at De­ nary haa transformed Inmuusr•bla acres of a famous ante­ bellum plantation land near Banford Into a thriving and pleasant aatat* community where over 700 families are now enjoying beautl ful tropical homes. A large num 0PFICIAL8 OF THB FLORIDA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY talking over with City official# (Continued ass Page Six) aom* point* of tha ordinance granting a 30-yaar franchise. Robert F. Kite, president of FPAL with back to camera, H. IL Coleman, Division manager and A. B. Wright, vice-president, talking with Com­ missioner David Gatchsl and City Manager Warren Knowles. (Staff Photo) Accept New Area Natural Gas Idea for Dormitory Girl Scouts Hold Court 01 Awards Sunday Afternoon Cub Scout Pack 34 8 Charities Receive Has Day At Camp Savings Bond Is One Of America's Checks From NAS Drive S Success Slories Miss Allyson Lee Entertains Rotary “ We. aa a gas company, look forward to serving natural gas Th# Board ot Sanford City Com* mlailonari waa advlaad last night through our lyatam when It be­ (bat tba Naw York Olanta hava comes available," A. U. Qaeda, aceaptad tba now area loeaUd at president ot tba Sanford Gaa Com­ tha cornar of HaDonvlUa and Cela* S f j Avaa. for tba naw dormitory pany* lold tha Board of Sanford Building to ba com trad ed for the City Commissioners last night. dormitory and admlnlitratlva oftl* “ Wa have not signed n contract cat of tba Naw York Glanta Farm with any of the four companies In Syntara, the field,** aatd e said as he told, Commlarionar John Krlder told the commissioners of tils com- Member* of Girl Scout Troop tha commissioner! that the Olanta piny'* plans to furnish the natur* M n#> M by Mr*. Fred N. Robb, bad aceaptad tha naw kite earlier al gaa when It comss to Florida,; *>«<<* ‘h ,lr c «url of Awerde at an la tha day. However, G«skK> explained to the'Impressive candlelight ceremony at It la eapeeted that plana and ape* Cub Scout Pack 54 of Sanford anciflcatlona for tha new building will commlssionAa “ We have raquas- tha First Presbyterian Church ^arn o o n . yed a day at Camp La Noche, | m completed at an early data 10 tad an alloeklon ami fUcd a po-j tltlon to Intervene with the bed1 a Roy Scout Camp of Central ‘t£at blda can ba received for Its oral Power Commission. ! After a welcome and pfayar by Florida, in Lake County, Saturday. aonstructlon. “Thera la nothing for this *»» « ev* A Q- MclnnU, Tandarfoot Thf_ T h t lCubs, with Scoutsr* BUI Tha proposed building makes of Commissioner! to do but *"*rd* «?r* f , v,*n to , T Jrrtflhildney Vlhten, Kenneth Dllavailable dormitory rooms for near* Board promote the Idea of bringing ns- Stevens, plena Grice, and Sandra in Mann, Clifford McKlbhon ly 400 ball players brought to San* tural gas to Florida." Gacde said. C;ouch. These war# presented by oil, John and Den Dsd 11. P. Goodipaed, left Sard for Spring Training. Commissioner Earl Hlgglnbolh-; Mrs. R.. L.. _McKnlght, . , assistant , . the First Melhodlsl Chlirch I t 9:45 Original plana' hava been chang* am explained lo Garde "1 stated proop Leader who also awarded ta , #chool bu, MCur,d ,or •d 'e o aa to enlarge tha facilitlea at tha last meeting that 1 would Second Clase badge, to Bandy th# dty * „ g ina ,u chasa. Th* and eoata of conatructton are now prefer private enterprise to handle McKnlght, Brand* Clark and fln ^ jlu of in any of tbo boye folestimated at mora ban IIW.ooo. I jow*d in cars |o tha eamp. Th* the natural gas distribution here." Haryla* Mock, * The format plaaa called for the. Mayor F, b . Scott, explaining lo Reporta on tha history of group enjoyed swimming la ■cation of tb* building a t the Gaed* tb# U city’* position, ' salt! Scouting and aeout activities war* Norris until *lunch coraar pt Iigkk. lt* .aad.'Mellon* “ w r-d wi RoTImow lf-thep* w ia'glvfn By WeTlHII* McJKUrtayy Bet-* ed ___by , th# den'mo villa Are. in tne athlatlt Area just anything w* should da a t a lirp t^ y williams, Martha Hood, Rachel assistant*. The food was prepared Barth of tho praaant Memorial step toward getting natural gas Stevens, Linda Hamilton and Sally and furnished by each boy's parBaseball Stadium. for 8atiford and wa are happy a 0bb. «nl» and toft drinks, fruit and Ice Tha new site Is located where that you have explained your po|Urt)|J | [fCk, nlmch| prlnt|Pal of cream were donated by Mr. and tha old baseball stadium was ori­ •itlofi lo us. Sanford (Iraminnr School, muf Mrs. Randall Chase. ginally situated. Alter the picnic lunch, the Cubs Garde, conclu lnitf his discus- t.(,0,en by popular vol# of th* lion with the Board of ( ity Corn- B|r|, to award the First Clnss received their award* at the mUiloncr*, commented, "1 would t(1 Anlle |,n,hyi net.,y wiU camp's outdoor council site. Those like to say that the signing of the |„ 4ne llo,,.( l.UCrctla nrln- presented swards by Committee contract with Honda lower anil ,on> j{obb> Lund* Hamilton, Chairman \V. E. Dodson were: Den Light Company is very lino and A,„|lnt|. McMurray, „ olmy Wilson. One—one year Service Stars, Don » P r" e,"“ .Pruat0i> m ' hfl L“ y -ml Margaret Jone, of the seventh I i ' d U m .b ‘ of Sanford." urarf. and , ntl lo 33 sixth lllth graders: JllH. T h ™ - * SU" r A£ ° " *• B" 7 grads Judy Barks; Den Five—Wolf Badges to Later In tha meeting, form**- itobb, Sandra naty and Linda City commissioner John Kader, In Crabtree. Judy Robb and Linda Roh Henderson and Wayne Kelly; appearing before th* Board of Cn,btree .U n won prises for hav- Gold and Silver Arrows to l-srry Commissioner* to request the use ir)g lhe mo,t of o lfj D'Amico and David Lanier; Gold Arrow snd Assistant Denner tSrlpe Childran'e Day will be observed of tho Sanford Memorial Stadium 8cout cook|t i , Sunday, 9:45 am . at the First for tho Urn-man Morris Apprccla.. ... . . . . . to Glen Chnrpening. Den SevenSilver Arrows to Vincent Atkinson, Christian Church with Bmission- Uon Night, said, “I would like to .irs R I McKnlaht Llth W Gary Rrcckenridge and Glen Gray; which will bo pre. comirend tho commissioner, for *?!; “I ” * ..? 'il 5 ary program Gold Arrow to Larry Singletary; tod by boy* and girls of the doing such a good Job. From (,lrl 8cmlf l,ln* ,n ^ *,*IWF i what I can see, this Board of Com»'v*r<lcd Jwr Senior bervlca anil a Gold and Silver Arrow to ' t lunday school. missionors is doing an excellent Ambient by Mra. James Grant Philip Good-peed; Den Nine— Wolf Plane Baly will give the fill (o uhosa Brownl* Troop Nancy haa Radge to Thomas McClain and a worship, Tha school will sing Gold Arrow to Pepper Smith; and been helping. “ Wa’v* a Story to Tell to th* T * . f*\*mv***r%A Tha program waa Interspersed Den 11 — Gold and Silver Arrows Nations." Th* children's depart­ I ime \-n a n g e a with song, by the girls eceom- lo Gerald Meyers; Denner Stripe ment, directed by Mrs, W. If. The Herman Morris Apprecla- puliicd by Anna Libby, Sandro to Stephen Davis; and Denner and Young, will (plot* th* Great Com­ Uon Night has been changed, ac­ Avcrctt, Margaret Junes and Ruth Assistant Denner Stripes to Wil­ liam Thomas, mission and sing a group of cording to John Kader, who is Carlton. Den Mothers' pins were then song*. Kenneth heading no he Fiw|inm program aua for ttio tha cvriit, event, ■ | a Johnson, * » , Tommy ■*, ii^4iU4ii|| Plllt Mra. KSIlUHli Kamlall Wllllt Chasa IHIU9 mad* ICYsev awarded to Mrs. R. P. Good, peed Hinson on and Linda Kris will put from 7.30 p to „ pi m Tlleg. eraj #nllounctmtn,g r,],tlv* to th# of Den Seven and lo Mrs. William ♦» * . „ nd* . w ! day June 5, *o a* not to conflict citrus Council of Girl Seoul*. Thomas of Den II. make a talk, Because of th* ] with th# Somtnol# County Educa Scouter John Msnn was Inducted grain the regular class period (jyn g ilo t|«tlon Barbecue which will ba ahortanad. An offering for ha* chaflged 11* hour to fl p. m. Court House, Banks as Den Chief of Den Nine by Cubmister Jim Grant. Pack 34 was missionary work in 13 foreign Instead of 8:30 p. m. so that fields will b* taken. Th* adopted teachers may attend both affairs. To Close Tomorrow then presented with Its Charter snd the Commutes membership cards goal Is RGO.OO. Th# attendance Th# Seminole County Court for 1958, by Central Florida Sroul gual has been set at 100. House will t>« closed all day to­ Field Executive, Howard T. Smith, No avaninr worship is slated morrow in observance of Memor­ of l^esburg. for Sunday due to th* baccalau­ ial Day. The hoys were then dismissed reate service a t Seminole High. Clear lo partly cloudy sad warm The banks of Sanford will also for a last uwlm before boarding Ard because of high school grad* today and Wednesday; tow 97*70. be closed for the holiday. Ihe bus for the return to Sanford. uatlon exercise* at 8 p.m. Mon­ day, June 4, the Friendship Class will meet a t 0 p.ni. for a business session. A district Christian Women's Fellowship Workshop will be held at tha Central Christian Church, Orlando, Tuesday, June 5, at 10 e.m. Delegatee from Sanford ' will Include: Mrs. Harry Falk| Mrs. Chandler Veil, Mr*. W. II. Yeung, Mr*. O. D. U ndress andt Mi*. Carry L. Stone. The Drat l**u* of a monthly newiletter will b« mailed to th* church constituent* this weak. Mra. John Bair la lha editor. Mlaa Flo Bishop received a token prise Sunday for suggesting th* nam e5 Tha Christian Meisanger, which has been adopted for th* paper, Sunday Designated As Children's Day At Local Church Weather 1)AR Contributes To Mental Health -• Through error, tb# n*m* #f th# Daughtara of th# Amartean Rtvai Ration was left off a publtaM list of organiutlons who have, contributed to and endoTaad th# ] campaign fund for Msatal Uaaltk. CUB PACK 14 ready t* laava for Camp La Nocha and a day's awing. (Staff photo) m k t On May I, 1941 th* first Series E United States Savings Bond wa* Issued. Sine* that data It has be­ come on* of th* all-tlm* great Amerlca,i success stories. This month tha Treasury is celebrating tha 13th Anniversary of that biassad event and haa i«Uoi«d aom* figure* to (Mint out juat how —A ............................... ..... Check* amounting to alm ost, |4,M9 were presented to r*prv*ra-| tatlve* of eight different charities In ceremonies held aboard San­ ford Naval Air Slatioa, Monday. Representative* from the Amer­ ica* Rad Cross, Marck-of Dimes, ilad‘ lervloo* Unit ” Organisation, Society, Sanford W . ' m Jaunty yes J* rculosh• *nd Health AwocUtlon, Club at It* regular weekly meeting 915,120,531.71 fpresen vslua) of them outstanding In tha ownership and Th# Salvation Army, each re -beslerday at tlm Yacht Club en. of aom* forty million aeparala In­ cetved chock* from capiam Bob-f Joyed lo the utmost a piano recital w-t W. Jackson, URN, Command-, •** I-Ittlw MU* Allyson Lae, ll-yeardividual*. The white heat of World War II Ing Officer ot Sanford N«v*l Air «ld dsughlcr of Mr. and Mr*. John L Leo of 1108 Park Ave. and the ilefcme preparation which Station. preceded It stimulated the pur­ The presentation of the checks The little pianist, playing with chase of more than $17 billion to the different charities climax­ tbo roncpiitration and technique worth of them and despite the fact ed the 1U5U Combined Cliarilie* worthy of olio twice her years, of­ that every one of those has passed Drive ot Station, Military, Civil­ fered a varied group of solos, all its original maturity dale which ian, and Fleet personnel of San­ played from memory, as are all Would hava been December 31, ford Naval Air Station, In which the number* in her extensive re1055, there at# still outstanding E each person participating dons-! Pertf!(r*' .1.l,' r_?elc£l,on* Panillion" (The Butterfly) by LaBands; Issued prior to 194A, with a ted a day'a pay. current value of more than f it bit* Thirteen other charities will re- v,rlie; Medley of Two Hymns, Sweet lion and earning even more Inter­ caivo check* a* a result ot the Hour of Prayer and Tho Lord's Prayer; Chopin's “ Fantasia Im­ est under the 10 year extension drive. promptu'1 ami "Nola” by Ze* Conprivilege which Congress granted In frry. For an encore, Miss Lee play­ 1931. ed “ Rumble Boogie" by Jack Flna Hie widely predicted stampede to FRA To Sponsor anil was accorded an ovation by cash War Ronds at lha close of the large group of Hotarlans, many Memorial Day hoi till tie* never occurred and In of whom were very piofuso In their the year* since IMS, the American praise for the artist and predlc. people have bought an added 943 Service Tomorrow Memorial Day service* will be lions for a bright musical future. billion worth, and since th* first The program was in charge of one Issued have cashed and spent held aboard th# tf.S. Naval Air for all sorts of long sought bene­ Rtattnn at Iwke Golden, Wednes­ Charlie MorrDon wlm Introduced fits, — some 152.9 billion of new day May 30, at lt'n .m . sponsored the little performer anil her father, cars, college educations, homes, by tho Fleet Reserve Association, well-known local railroad man. President William (Illll) lludi ex­ farms, huslncs ventures, vacs- Branch 147. tlnns, retirement comforts and still « Th* guest speakers will bo Cap­ pressed the thanks of tba club for own 937.9 billion mar* of the tain J. T, Blackburn, Coptnln the fine program Allyson presented and also thanked the Fond Commitbonds, llnlwrt W, Jackson, Lieutenant Ico for the fine provisions on the In 1932 the Treasury Introduced General (retired) J. C. Il’utchUnn, boal-trip last week. *. n('*' S*vlng* Bond for and Renator Douglas fUenatmm, Three new member* were pre­ tho alder Investor who wants to Mayor F, D. Rcntt, J. Ural ley Od- sented to the elub and will be collect his Interest income current­ ham, George Touhy, and Forrest Inducted, formally, later. They ly, Closely resembling the E Bond Drecktnrldge. were: Thomas S, McDonald, ab­ In othet respects, people have The public Is cordially Invited stractor; John A. Burton, archi­ bought more thin 93 billion of them to attend, tect and W. V, Roberts, M. lb, snd on May 1st held 92.913,245,000 Cardiologist, Refreshments will be served. of those as wall, to make a total of nearly 940 \ billion* of these two bond* which the nubile holds (Conllnaed on Fag* HU) Election Party Starts A t 7 o. m. Flection ratum* will ba haard tonight a t The Sanford Herald on West Flrat HL beginning at approxlmataly 7 p. m. Early return* ar# expected from all of th# prarlnrt* In Remlnola County, Voting ma* fhln** ara batng used through­ out th# county with th# exception ef th* four ematlar precinct*. Returns from tha local alaetlona will b* heard over a public! addraaa system Installed In th# front of Th# Sanford Herald offlca. Poll# will remain open until 7 p. m. tonight and raturns ara axpactad to begin coming in i Immediately after. -Voting In th# Bamlnol# Coun­ ty elections and runoff pri­ mary haa baan faltly light dur­ ing tha foornlng, However, there la axpactad • heavier voting In th# afternoon and evening hours. Officials Hear Ordinance Tha Clip ef Sanford, last n ig h t toon th# first step In granting the Florida Power v 1 Light Company a 30-year franchise. Hi# Brat reading of an ordU nance granting the innrhii* wan read following a preliminary ilia. curs Ion with Robert F. F in , pres­ ident of lha widespread |xiwcr or­ ganisation, A. B. Wright, vlceprcsldant of the company, and IL If, Coleman, Division .Manager, Second reading of tha ordinance will lake nhee at the fir-t m r-;. Ing of th* Board of Sanford City Commissioner* in June. Th« ordinance stipulated th a | the City will receive six par cenb of the grot* receipt* from power •<dd lo rasidente and commercial uskra wllhln tha limit* of ih* City of Sanford. Estimate of tha first year's revenus his been set a t spproxlmsltly 9M.OOO. However, other factor# enter Inlo the agreement reached last nlghl batwaan the Board of CRy Commissioners snd officials of th# Florida Power and Light Company, Fit#, president of lha company Mated "Due to tha fact (hat tha people of Sanford voted for a franchise In 1950, Florida Power and Light Company would pay 973.000 over and above the amount of lha flrat payment to the City.** U waa aitlmatad last nlghl that th* first check received by the City of Sanford would coma to 9107,000. . ,V m Motion to put Urn ordinance • • * £ * reading before tho «om. mlssioears waa mad* by CommlsL WIU _w . sot. Volt on fho motion was unan­ imous fo favor ad (ba first read. Ing. On# of tha sGpulationa of tha contract with th* CRy requires that th# Florida Power and Light Compsny would purchase tha presanl electric motor* at ilia Municipal Water plant for 916,000 with which lha City would pur* chase new equipment. Standby Diesel operated equipment would b* leased by the power organisa­ tion for emergency use onty. Final raiding of (ha ordinsnea for passage will take plica on June 1), si 9 p. m. at th* next regular masting of th* Duard of City Commissioners i t which tlm a tha Florida Power and Light Company officials wilt be on hind when tho franchise lx granted. Tha meeting will be an open ona ■t which Ume cltiiena can voice their opinions of the impending franchise that will bring the City of Sanford an annual Income front the agreement of upward of lha 932,000, which was estimated a t the first year'* revenue for tha city. The franchise would be accepted Mw Florida Power and Light » .-iiipaiiy, iald Kite, 30 day* after tho (Inal reading of lha ordinance next month. President Fetes Executive Board Of Woman's Club By MARY FOWTXn D* R*ry — Mra. David RunkM president, entertained lha follow­ ing officer* and commutes chair, men of Ihe axccullv* board of the Plantation Estates Woman's Club recently at lha maw.'on home; Mr*. Arne Erickson, vlca president; Mr*. Arthur L. Will, gouie, secretary; and Mra, Eva. r#tt Wilte, corresponding w ere. U ry| committee chairmen, Mrs. Carl A, Rarthman, Mra. Charles C. Wagner, Mr*. Charles C. llcrt. ich, Mrs. Carroll D. Blackburn, Mrs. Frank Hnrtllne, M-> H ■* old Lynch, Mra. Horace J. Cotch. er, firs. Paul C. Fmetichcr, and Mra. Wallace F. Gabler. Fruit punch and dessert were served by Mra. Runkel during a discussion of programs and enter, talnment for the year of 1938-37. An open house lea and Christmas party, a man's night and monthly card partita ware promoted along with a year book and name cards to ba bought by Mra. Cairoll D. Blackburn, chairman of tha wel­ coming aommiltaav (A t LOCAL NEW* FAGE U S � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 28, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 28, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 28, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3aaac7e39300cffa5ee60240d16ee944.pdf a181822623058fbf0e1afa6507967a8e PDF Text Text ((•classification *f th* Nfaiar Monday maatteg *f th* ahih, t i e ’ onljr. arttfclem *ffarad by eema of th* mambara wa* that the event* didn't occur often enough. Bom* of tho fallow* who had eaten too much agate rowed that neat time they Would go aaay on tho chow, unlaaa *o»n* Soda* mint or Bieodol or Pcp-to-btimal waa provldad. But aa ona pkknlckar aald, "!r-r*ganil###, 'twa* on* iwall affair, aran though tha footing waa a Httl* praeartouel" Annual Boat Ride Yesterday Evening DfcMVni awards, honor* and money acquired by Paul Whiteman, Ion# known aa th# Kin* of Jass« ana la kla word*! “aothln# compared to my dad, Wllborfort* J. Whit*man.* That waa th* jata king*# io.amatlon on a vtall to Denver to participate In tha Miration of a achool namod for bla lata father, muilcal dlractor of Dan* rar’a public achool*. "Ha’a barn #on* SO ytara," Whiteman laid, “ and ha la Joit a* much athr* aa thou#h ha war* *landIn# In Denver today, Ha did more than I’ll #v#r do. Whan I'm fan*, nothin# much will b* ■aid about nt*. But mj pop? Hall lit* forever." Selective Sarvlea to u t Board No. t t announced that all raglit* rant* who'ara'now claaalflad I-C (Raeerva) and l-C (DUchargal will ba ractaielftad. Tha ctaulftc* atlona ef l-C (Baaanrt) and l-C (Dlacharg*) hare baon dkontlmi»d by tha Selective Sarvlra 8y»lam. Thac* r*rl»tr*nt» will ba ra' claaalflad by I^vcal Board No. SB af aftair their fll* haa b**n reviewed *. f>■ ntm of tn« Samlnota B'gk School (Ho. ....................* on th* bail* o f j w m l ----ng*l* Tha plai - elaarifl— -— I wttl ha heard tomorrow night tlona. A naw notice c----- of mallaJ to each ra* barked on u r l u l S V G f i Z * * -------------------------------- ~ John Blanchard and Jim O'Railon a* thl* U ac-'mlllat'a "1 high achool aadltorlum. ly, who war* in iprittg training with compllthtd. 1from th* tha Naw York YankMi, nr* with la* OUta Betto Whittle will Selective Servlc* Board No. *S and arrive Birmingham, Ala., of tha Southern rt th* antlr* program which rover* Seminal* County. Local aoma wher ■daa Sf mnalcal aclcctloni. Board Mambara arat E. C, Harp* St. John I ccompanlatc will ba Nancy er Hr., John Krldcr, and Joeaph Mullet tail Lalnhavl, . to partaki E. B. Carter, Clerk of Local otaaka, aw Board No, 2S, dnlraa to ramind and aoft drink* l thoee hoy* who bavo reached Pood Commltto* thalr 11th birthdgy, Wring tn La* and conalatl Samlnota County, that thay ar* Orvlll# Touchton, required to raglctar with Selae- j Karl Turntr ant tiva Smlra within flv* day* th* guMta. afttr they hava reached thalr llth * trril i A trail to the th* ground* far tho*. birthday, Rlghtaan year aid* can w )m wtd* I who made tha trip by ear waa. actually ***Hy followed and would havo aon* rredit to on* of our pioneer tralt-bUierc of day* gone by. On# Rotorian and, hla guaet mleaad tho largo algn darignatlng tha necaceary turn Into tb# gate bearing another algn, "Cloae Th* (lata" awl wound up l» tlaneva, where h# raplcnlehad hit fuel tupply and finally, *n*r a delay of tomo forty or fifty minute*, arrived at tha camp alto Juat tn lima to davour Uiraa ataak aandwlehae, eatan ear# of corn and two botllcc of "pop". HU gucat, watching him atow th# food away, aattlad for on# aanjwlch, on# aar of « « « •"« » glai* of watar. H# aald that h* had Ioat hi* appatlt# waUhlng hla boat put th# food away. u i t t v iiu d p ro d u c tio n w in Treridant Bill Bmh aapraaacd Wailcy Data aa h* alng* Trio tinging Arlan'* "Over Th* hie thank, to Uto commltto..who ClrUf Charua will Includ* Rainbow". hau dona auch a flna Job In »t*g_ ___Suaa'a "1 Lovt Ufa'. | Thera will h* four ealactlon* by ?.Tw# aalactlana by th# Ninth tha Boy*' Ola* Club. They will Sthtfnmarilng'a "Qlrli Tn A Oar* alng Bombarg'a "Stouthearted dt*" and "Volf** of Spring" by 1Men** with Robert Reely their Straui.. 1itudent conductor, Ilyde'a "Hunt. Luring you on to tha pret ___ i m i n i "The Octette appeari neit on a*-'* Moon", "Rida Tha Chariot" a a u e iM Em Friday night concert tinging; arranged by Smith, and William*' tleat Summer in years. Carv it t a a u a a Opin'* "Religion la A Fortune." "I.et Thera B* Mutlc. lya chooaes lanes of shifflt Aivealam eena waw* waa • Three aalo* follow with Bobbl* Tho Oirle QUo Cb‘b W»i aing Major of T t# T e w » embroidery on cotton broad­ Autchflald ringing tha Boyan two numberi, "Dream Song" by n Mine, ■A.ae-av^ cloth for excitement. Sizea and Hart "With A Song In My Strlngam and "Carmana" by Wilf , r t . ? ; ' i M « * » * tJou Start", Kenneth Ramtay and aon. 6 to 16, 7 to 17. matter'! "My Joumaya End", and Climating th* eoneart will b* JfiaWoVVYn Meal# H u;i*e *1 teeleiilay Harrington ringing Vovallo'a flv* aelectloni hy tha Mlaed Ole* 35,00 bllm ia •*• Dnmaaat". IClub. They will alng "On* Ooil" ttruucho Mira Mur Lumber#* anew Double Quartette haa ee- Arranged by Rlngwold, "A Lagand" ___________ ■ Had number* far th* can* by TWhtlkowaky, "You'll Never R % * L ftgAVram llolljweeS f t h "Kentucky Baba" by Qllbal Walk Alone" by Rogara and Ham* I I I * * N1#h» N e w * R * p e l I I" B d "Whal* ef A Tala" by Hoff- maratoln, "Hall j o Our Flag" hy ti l l m ediant Theatre u i e aian-oft •*a-Clmb*t. Teague, and their "Alma Mater". ra ta a c wowninw •• Kay Jtnklng alng* "Break O' Thera will ba no admletlon III* ann-«m Proarai# ll*»um* yM Im HanJi pflM aa VIa aaIa -1.,-aaI In. II.A ...npaH k.lk AM l i l t Kewe-W**ltl*r %hk! la fallawad by th* Triple offering will ba taken. T i no ‘'U s e # M o r a l * * ltd* t'eptaln Ktnaere* oe T o il fetter* :l# aian.On frotram neium# t:ll N.we.Weather rJtnle Kovece Rhei. in* R t e e e T a il t^n# o f Oar* t c i t i Oarrv Moere .hew iiwl Concert TRUMBULL, Com. (JF>- Nina automobllaa war* Inrotvad la a parkway accident, and only th* atata police ea- Invaetlgatlhg th* tarlaa of rear and coHlelon* bora Connecticut raglatratlon plaice. Th* damaged car* u n i from kfaeaachuaatU, Rhode laland, New York, New Jareay and Maryland. LAMPREY TRACKS MARQUSTTB, Mtch, (/PJ-ttot. rrnmrnt wildlife man nr* out to electrocute th* Deb-kllllng a*a lamprey with 95 electro-mechanlcal welra on Lak* Superior and IP an Lak* Michigan. Several hundred* para title lamprey* have already mat death In tha electric trap*. III O t S E H ISJ*W aw t tail* , 11*0 itill l l in II t l .atrtke . . . . . tl Rlek VatUM tJkAr trf»e ul 111* Pr ir.h fur T.imorre* lloldlnc l.leM UTUHVIMIR Jack I'aer Pn»w “ A* the W oft# Turn*" Hoberl U la w l* . f 'V - o - v A rt U n it lt iie r * H o u te p a M y iltrry Moure Phew Th* hla f a y o ir Klim K*ie ilnb t'ruaby ahote l i t l . h u r |!*r Sill H*i> l Hlorm J M T b . r.t«# nf Ml*M I « l rh **n«l ( t l t'roMr»*4a m ' i m i .t i ji i H i n v r i t i . t i I ' l t l U K I . 4 Till H*I)AT K t S M I . . < MlrWri- Mou»* Don't Min tho Tractor Display of tho Yoor at Our Fahviout POWER POW-WOW! Hear thl* inciting new power alary on Ford Tractor*. Try n*w Ford Bonua Power. See Ih* buy* of the action In new or utad tractor* and imploment* at our big Power PewWnwt T- (M U U llV I STAY UTII H IM II I M M If I THURSDAY, MAY 24th 7:30 P. M. SANFORD FARMERS AUCTION MARKET Brief ami flare styles. Plain, tailored, or real fussy with rows of lace. * "' » ■l » * - *1 SLIPS .79 - 3.50 I f M •• • i * 0 1 ttfpnrt ■ M rsina 1'itward* * V»we « ' I Pitt. Ptokin* of TuVun 1‘ I ni* ntneer Tailored, or the ultra feminine styles , , . lace and lace insertions. A gift that she’ll really appreciate by name branda auch aa Munaingwear, Van Raalte , , , , San Souci Your alze la her*. cllmaa ~ e. iAiic* Kti'tlea Theater Walarfrnnl • ntar I'tartinua* | *e tlriaamary i'too*»r I • Refreshments! • Prizes! • Movies! • Fun! PANTIES tm o* i V elhtr K n n * l ehtt 3.98 -16.95 i li t* Report Lea rant Marv Kotl I ala ahoir — Johanr Cn tha BpM llitl N.w. A AO a n Tib* r im iti a oiiM v i t » i pAitain Hood Murnlar 't* * a -a Uarry Moor a •« C A N - C A N PETTICO ATS < »* ( ‘ant Kanearne in,la atrlht It m«h Shortie P a ja m a s •i «a it , 11* * t 1 ad» H ill H iia ll ill 1J:nn M ill 13.10 l,»« t i l* 1 «; !:>* f:4l t,o»a nr I.If a Rtaroh for Tomorrnie Mul.1l,i* U aht t),n » n*nnrt Tommy Wo™* #t,nw A a World Turnt WahArl O, L u l l Hnijraparlv nia Payoff lion Cro»h, To send those pretty graduation frocks to whirl­ ing . . . . gay as a breeze . . . in many different styles. 5.95 - 8.95 l a* Itrlatiiar P ar t-aa RA«.yAt Kofni l it * »M*a of MaM ,,oa On*n lloiiia LUGGAGE MY PLEDGE Juat what th e TO THE CITIZENS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY wanta , , so cool, g ir l graduate ao lovely and ao useful Variety of a t y le a fr o m which to ehoooe. Com* 1n today A WELL TRAINED STAFF OF OF. FICER8 . . EQUAL PROTECTION TO ALL . . SPECIAL PRIVILEGES TO NONE . . • By Baltimore and Samsonite . * . . . Perfect gift to give the graduate, juat right for going away to college, or Juat for using Vacation time. From 12.95 WALLETS By Princess Gardiner..........lovely colors from which to choose, From 3.95 and see our se­ lection of sbartie p a ja m a s . Priced to fit the . THE HOBBY FAMILY WILL HUMBLY APPRE­ CIATE YOUR VOTE ON MAY M(h. budget 4 .M u p •'We Invite Charge Accounts* au \ �.jKiy. ■ :T : ff Twr HtraM fa Nal Shop and Save In Sanford AN (N M E P C N N N T S A L T N H V M I HANFORD. FI .OR IDA g*tom*h*d i w v o L u m x l v iu Senator D. Stenstrom W e i r P r a is e s A ppointedTo C ommittee A u x ilia r y On Mediterranean Fly H fe n tld > FRIDAY. MAY IS. 10S0 Harry M. Weir, administrative director of Seminole Mamorist llo.pi taI, commeodad tha Wom­ en's Auxiliary for tha work that It has accomplUbed during the period from Feb. 1 to data, sinca tha hospital has beeq opened, at a ganaral moating of tha'auxil­ iary held in tha City HaU last night with Mrs. A W. Kppe prr aiding. Straaelng again tha purpose of tha auxiliary which is "Interpre­ tation of tha hospital to tha pub­ lic," ha urged those who art on duty to acquaint themselraa with tha functioning of the boepltal routine and lo "not only do your particular Job out find out why and what makes It tick.” Following Mr. Weir’s talk la answered numerous questions con­ cerning the hospital and its con­ nection with the auxiliary, Mrs. M. L. Reborn Sr„ chair­ man of the Hospitality Shop made an appeal for more workers on the hoapllallly committee to fill vacancies which will occur one who is interested In Joining during the vacation period. Any* the auxiliary la asked to plant contact Mrs. Epps or Mrs. George Harden, membeinhlp chairmen. lira. Reborn reported that dur­ ing tha first three months period a total of 60 workers had contri­ buted 1320 hours and the shop ha* shown a net profit of (171JU. Mrs. R. N. Blsckwelder, recep­ tion committee chairmen, report­ ed that M members had contribu­ ted SCO hours In April with a total of 2,102 hours and 10 minutes being contributed during tha period Fab. I through April 30. Mr*. Wirren Adama, sewing committee chairman, appealed for volunteers to sew for the hospital, she also gave a report on tha completion of the "family room". Mn. Robert S. Stone, who will serve genera] chairman of Ula wuwa, ine follies, "ittgn "High reverFever" wmeo which the aul||U wU1 pr„ ent eomerime In February 1637, outlined plana for *. O ,. T.Ijrt h . J . Delivered Bp • P. M. Cell 1821 Before f P. M. For Delivery ^■**etatod^rM^f*M^W|f^ County W a te r Problems To Be A ired , Inventoried June 9 D a te Is S e t New Area Proposed For NY Giants Training Dormitory Senator Douglas Steiulram of Sanfurd wit appointed yesterday la a apaclal Senala Committee on tin Mediterranean Fruit Fly. President o( the Senate, Turner Davla o! Madlton, appointed Sienttrom along with Senator ■ Merrill Barber of Varo Beach A crowd of anthuslaatla friends who was named chairman of the mat In tha Sormnola Couhty Water problems of Semlnnla Coun group, Senator-elect Fred O. Dick* Court Houso last night to plan ty will bo aired and inventoried Because of legal taelin!catitl«a thg Fire Chief Mack f f Cleveland inton of Woat Palm Beach, Sentan appropriate calibration to, at a public Hireling in tho Court City of Sanford cannot, at th# prow, Sr. prrisnled hi* plana for fire L. K. Edwards of Irvlna, and Sen­ honor Hinaan Morris for bis 30 houso Sanford 2; 00 p. m. Saturday, rnt time, convey to th* New York Florida’* outlook for Atomic protection In the City and In the ator J. C. Getien of Buthnall. ysats of service to the school June 9th. energy fuel In future generating Giants the original proposed lit* frinje areas before the Seminole, fj,. Special senate . . , , Senate Committee , . . children of Sanford and Seminole The session has been called by for the new 3200.000 Farm System County Junior Chamber of Com- WI1 nimed l0 LnveatlB.to and £'•"* rh" County. the county committee named by Spring Training dormitory. merce at their noon luncheon meet­ recommend procedures for com­ by reprr.entatlvea of the Florida John Kader, local Sanford bus) Nuclear Power Group. . , Florida Water Resources Study Sanford City Attorney William ing yeilarday. batting tha Mediterranean Fruit neasmut, waa chairman for tho Commission. It will deal with both C. Hutchison, Jr., felt that th# d#« In a two-day conference at the <1 "Sanford hat tome old and ob­ Fly huard at the next .pedal or mooting which took place at * |conservation and use of water, a* lay In overcoming tha legal technl* solete equipment that need* replac­ regular session of he legislature. Lynchburg, Va. facilities of tha F * **• I well as water problems that hava calltlca would delay tha project to* ing.” Chief Cleveland lold hi. Roland L. Wall*, Bollerman First meeting of tha group will *Bd Company, Radar announced today that been encountered or that may face long for the u<« of th# New York young businessmen'* audience, ba held next Wednesday in Vero veprea.ntntlve. °f Florida’, three First Class, USN, who reported "and when wa get our new, mod- Beach, Senator Sten.trom M ld!*r**“ utmtlee ln.pertrd to th* Sanford Naval Air Sta­ •a tha Memorial 8tadlum la In agriculture, municipalities, Indus Giants Farm System ta th# com> lng year, use Juno 1, wnlch was tha plannwi try, and recreational groups, ' the new nuclear faellltlea plant, •rn equipment wa will need more yesterday. tion recently from th* USS date and place eat. and that Ilia' The City of Sanford haa now subs Bonner U Carter and W, W . manpower." Charles F, Cecil, (destioyer ra­ data haa boon changed to Juno I, « " * built major In the'meantime the MaditarExplaining the need for addi­ ranean fruit flyinva.lon h a .'^ n ity * r ^ d to mnufactura dar picket ehlpi, wae presented Tuesday, all committeemen ate Lint havo been named co- milled a new proposal whereby chairmen of tha Seminole County the old baieball slta at th# eora#f tional manpower, tha Flra Chief spread ihrse-fourth. of the way •nd te.t nuclear fuel .lem.nte .nd a commendation for hla meritor­ •aked to not# tho change. Committee. All InUnated orga­ of Mellonvlll# and Celery Av#nu« laid that "one experienced man la aero*. Florida and already may related producta for peacetime ious service while serving aboard Tho event, which haa been nisation* and agencies, as wall ai would b« conveyed to th# N#W use. They alee Inspected the cri­ equal to all laexperlenced." have reached tha west coast. th# ship. named "Herman Morris Apprecia­ Individuals, ara Invited la parti­ York Glints for th# pr«po##d dor* * And then turning to the expan- A state plant board spokesman tical facility which will aoon ba In a brief ceremony held at tha tion Day," will begin at 7:30 p. cipate in tho dlscussloni. Co- mltory and admlnlitraUva build* ‘Psion program In hla future plan, •aid yesterday larvae of tha fly, In operation to determine the NAS, Capt. Robert W. Jackson, m. In tha form of a Water Melon Chairmen Bonner L. Carter and ing. for tha Sanford Fire Department dreaded enemy of Florida's rich physical and engineering charact­ USN, Commanding Officer of Cutting after whleh a bam danca W. W, Uni says tha committee U Tha eonvayanea at this property, Cleveland explained "our town I. eristics of a nuclear reactor by crop, have been found in a Station awarded the commenda­ wilt be held In tivi American La- especially anxious to have reports city officials say, would n#e«sal* growing and the time I* nearing citrus .mall commercial fruit grove at • '">•» site cor. tion for CDR. J. A. Kennlff, ■kn Fair Building, of wat*r problems in which there lata tha building of a n«w baseball when wa will need a .ub.tatlon.” Dcneud In northwest Hendry coun- They were alio briefed by reUSN, Commanding Officer of the "Wa want ta get It aerm that la competition for, or conflicts playing field immediately east of Ha aald In hie explanation that ty and the files already may have presentatlvei of Babcock and Wit* USS Cecil, which teuded Walla •veryona la Invited" Rader said over, water use or water damage. tha dormitory and administrative he believed the central (Ira atatlon rcachcd Fort Myers. cox on the advantages and dlaad"Tha objective of tha study U building. for hie ", . . outstanding work child who avar knew or was taught should remain in tha bu.lnasa aecboth administratively and In . . . and aeptclally tvary parson ana to secure ail possible Information Th# City of fanford facia eonfk tlon rather than move tha main Denaud Is about 40 mile* south vantages of the various types on situations relating to watar that dent that th# New York Giant#, hla rate, . " by Mr. Morris. equipment nearer tha actual cen­ of the big commerclil citrus of reactors now nnder construe“ u" or In the pfenning stage, and havo lad, or may laid, to compe­ beaded by Horae# Btoneham, wlB During tho session, Civlo clubs ter of tha city, Th!«, he aald, wae grove* (round Lake Placid. Th» dtatlen further stated of tition or conflict of Interest, or that accept th# new alt# tnaimuch a# First discovered in Miami, the * • ", brou*l>t “ P ,0 d*“ on « c*nt ^becauie of the tremendoui Inve.tand organisations Including many Welle ", . Your untiring effort! “ ment In merchandise stocks and flies hive iprMd Into the winter dc**'°Pp.#ntl,1* 4IIU. of tho Women*# Clubs war# re­ should ba clarified by appropriate additional spac# la available and have been a paramount factor In would provide the Ntw Yorj vegetable growing district around The Florid* utility* were re* legislation," they aald, bu.lntia property, tha Cecll'a standing among the presented. Those promising to "Wa want lo learn when and Glint* with additional roam M "Wa should consult with the Lake Okeechobee, Into the citrus P'wntad by Georg. Kln.man, Knlp war* Woman's Club, Pilot top flv« percent of DE8LANT where there are either ehoriagea future growth and expansion Souheaatern Underwriter, before and vegetable area .oulh of Mi- vice pre.ident of Florida Power (Desrolers of the Atlantic Fleet) Club, BAI'W Club, Cardan Club or aacosias of waterAexpanilon of Company; W. J. Clapp, building a aubitation," tha Fire ami and are rapidly moving * In englnsstlng material condition. and many other* along with •ntorprlm or eatabtlshmonta or pretldent of Florida- Pc wart eor* Chief said. However, he explained, northward. You hav« been a trustworthy many interested eltlseni. ] believe that they will agree that The discovery at Denaud means Mrs. John Schirerd and Harold uses which hava raaultad In Inad­ V T, ’ petty officer to your senior* and equate quantities or impaired qua­ ' (ha new station should ba located tha road block system ntendedto J J nt 0 TamP, Electric Com an Inspiring laadsr to your men." Kaitnar wart put on th* eommlt- lity of loco water supples, and In tha neighborhood of French Avt- confine the fly must be drastic- fh/w .* ^ a NuriMr P0« . / n « , . n f tee ta charge of tho watermelons Th* award was signed by CDR. time, pile# and natoro of compe­ gue and ltth Street., „» alUrad, * p l .« f e r t <r,» while other aommltUes Included tition or conflict between water Kannlff, r Chief Cleveland taid that the left here yesterday to study tha Walla reported to tha‘ Sanford Bralley Odham, Mika Thumaa and usaro because qf either ahortago, dr**n toe#,l)r' ,UU4 U l' mClty hid worked out a plan for intricate network of roads in that with Babcock * Wlteox end Alii.- * IU Jim Hunt, thairman, BlH BUmM?* v 0ra protection la the fringe area, area and work out tha most affec­ Chalmers Manufacturing Company! night to Naval Air Station ad May 11* Art llo/ridTU. Wade Rucker, lrV- •>ona or joltaUon." iho abakmen added. 1089, and la now attached to tho •nd in tha county. Which he "hoped tive blockade system. .j .T — r . - j - f . . Tho Florida T ilrr Resources Security Department of tha Ing Pryor, Bob Brown and Mra. would ba a aueeeii." However, he The spokesmen said the fact used in transporting magailnes, * w,.r .pU" *. A. D. Rountree, finance; A. D. Study Commlnlon waa sat up by further explained the organltatlon that larva* were found at Den- •ln,ct*d • location In Florida candy, toilet articles, etc., to the Station. Ha <■ married to th# former Rountree, high ichool band; Port­ tha 1333 State Legislature and will It looks as ff Janoaiy will h* of Seminole County Firemen'.. «*• tha ....... wuuuij r.ismc.i. _ ,L.t .J.|[[ (ij.. iv th, in. inn.nil. that the adult files to transmission various room*. Mice Betty Sue Milter of Gas­ er Lansing, John Schlrard and report to the 1937 Legislature. Dav­ playing fn December this year. Association "w h ich will lead to mu. ™ave advanced far beyond o f 'h e i*"-** utllltlea. Mrs. Epps reported to the auxil­ tual agreem en t, between the City > ocyum . ^ VV„ C0]( „ r, (||1(| tonia, N.C, They reside at 1PI9 tolls Williams Sr., Surprlss Cum­ id D. Smith Is directing the com­ Mors than likely, when th# designers iary that Holler Motor, lied dona­ that point. min**; Dick Alksn, Publicity! mission study from headquarters Mayfair Inn’s 913,000 PGA Ope* of Sanford and other cities In the Summerlin Ave., In Senford with tin! manufacturer, of nuclear re­ ted a elation wagon to the hos­ In Tallahassee, Gov. Collins In­ Senior High School P-TA, Decorat­ In the Engineering and Industrial takes place thle year, January county. ____ __ efforts of the ,he,r two children Terrie, 3 the dicated the further spread of the actors and iteam generating pital through ing; John Ksder, City Cleanup; Building o nthe University ef Flor­ will maka hla appears no* for th* In answer to questions from fruit yeais, ami Barrie, 10 months. fly would havo no bearing e'l",l"n«nJ. whlla Allla-Chalmara i u*ai*ry to purchase on*, Hill Stamper, Band; 311k* Thomas, ida campus In Gainesville. A volun- event. members of the Jaycee., Cleveland on the lisle of ao expected .pedal “ r* participating on the design * report of the treasurer, Mr*, Legion Building; Porter Lansing, leer committee to heir and Inven­ And It atl cam# about this way gave the data of purchi.a of each session of the Legislature. *nd manufacture of the generator T. E. Tuckar, rivalled a balance Platform; Wallace Whitten, For­ tory county probeme his beon set In Dallas, Tsx.i plica of equipment nov la use at ..a', nirasdv a..ured fed •nd oth,r •l*clrlral rqulpmsnt. 0( gi.no.W. A barbecuo given by rest Ureckenrldg* and the Rev. up In sach county, thus giving the local fire department. Truck. Don January, a Texas freshman were bought in 1922,1923,1946.1949 oral fund. In ampfe amount, will Sl*"* . * ' n*,n'* rl*.'» 'he «roup netted a profit of *331 David Carnaflx, Program! and tha •veryone in Florida an opportunity In professional golf, bd tho |80c> rnrporntlun, who helped build tho po; tho I)og Track contributed (aerial ladder) end in 1934, he .lid, be mad* available w our full Senior Clan as Water 3!*!on to list thehlr water problama with 000 Dallas Centennial Opm tat* Oak Ridge Atomic Center, are th* Easter Ball given the Commission. Servers, "and all machines are pumpers campaign can be adequately II- consultant, on the project and *123.03; through th* courtesy oi Frank Th* Commission I* composed of Ha second round today. with a 730-gallon per minute espa- ninced,” Collin* aaid. It was explained that tho evant Another Texan, vstsron Henry were alio represented at tho con­ Mebana, manager of the Mayfair elty." waa plannad because "through hla llyrnn E. llerlong, of Leesburg Ransom, who playi only a fax# ference. Inn, realised *66.00; and th* Pan­ Chairman; Jamas A. Ball, Jr. of "In regards to equipment," be leadership, Herman Morris haa tournaments a year, waa <los* cake Day, aponsored by The Han­ eild. "we are a little behind other P a t t e r S O f l D lC S touchad the live! of *o many peo­ n*lla Glads, Vice-Chairman; B. W. behind. ford Herald, netted *333.35. Hslvenston, Jr. of Liva Oak; Sen. ellies of Florida." ple of our community that wa Mrs. Epps called for a general January put togsthar a 6-undsr* DE 11ARY— William Patter.nn, Marble-Size Hail fllru-e tbs organisation of Rotary want to plan a program that will Doyle E. Carlton, Jr. of Wauchula; * Cleveland pral.ed hi. lire deparlmeeting of all committee chair­ of I># Bary, died suddenly while DE RARY— A freak electrical International over 30 years ago, do Justice lo tho fine and out- hen. If, B. Douglas of oBnlfay; par 64 yesterday. The field of 13S ^ ment though when he said "IVr business trip to ............. New York storm swept through the center men with Mr*. Harden acting at the encouraging of boye and girls _ ______ Rip. Roy Surles of Lakeland; and waa decimated by thra# who fall ™ have one of the outstanding rec »n a He I* survived by hi* wife, B**»: of Da Rary last night wfth the general chairman. Chairmen will In youth activities of • worth ■tending contribution! that hla Rep. Harry Westberry of Jackaon- out In ths wake of ■ aubpar on* orda In the State bettered only by daughter, Mr*. Ernest Sigler volume of a cloudburet, by-pa.s- tm notified of tho time and place. while nature ha* been on* of tho year* of tanka In our community villa. ■taught that saw rsgulatlon ft* fire department* In Miami and ___ ___of Red Hook, N. J.j eon* William gurea over th# tight 6,tl6-yard ing some parts ef the town and > primary objectives of all Rotary so richly deserve." Jacksonville." Preston Hollow course slaughter* Concluding his talk. Fire Thief Jr. of Detroit and Janie* A. of with other street. Immdritel and (’lube. Representative *d 33 times. Cleieland aald "If ynu’ver never the U. 8. Coast Guard Academy, liuflstone* large a. ntnrhl*. pelt­ Hera In Sanford, tha local club Civilians Receive Ransom, tha 31-ysar-old Bryan, seen a big flra you can't realiie • sister, Mrs. Forest Taylor of ing Ih* windows and remaining has, for many yeara, fn many To Visit Chamber Tex., way*, endeavored to ehow It* In- Commendations why equipment and minpoaer Is Rhlnebeck, N. Y. and four grand- on the tawni for the better part ranch*r who Still plays un* necessary." j children. of an hour. •ere** In th* youth of th* com­ A representative of tha Social der tha banner of BL Andrews, Tha 1936 "Oviedian", annual munity. Among the cultural aa- From Capt, Jackson Security Administration District HI., hod a US. Bunched at 66 war* year book of tha Oviedo High pecte are the many opportunities Two clvlisn employes of San­ Office In Orlando wilt bo at tho Mike Souchak, the big rx-Duk* given young people to show their ford Naval Air Station received Chamber of Commerce Building In football star from CrossInter’*, School, has been delivered. All of tho 180 copies, according talent to an interested group of commendations from Captain R. Sanford on Friday, Jun* 1, Friday, N. Y. who played In last year’# to Myron Willis, Business Man­ professional and business men at W. Jackson, USN. Commending Juno 6 and Friday, Juna 18, Mayfair Inn toumaniant; Mari* Naval Air ■1*1ween th* houra of 9:30 a. m. Gonxalai, tha National Open chain, ager for th* Oviedian and Pro- their regular weekly meeting!. For example; the meeting Officer of Sanford plon of Brail!; and hulking Bud and noon. feaeor Paul Mlklur, Oviedian sponStation, recently, Monday noon at the Yacht Club This service la made available Holichsr, Appla Valley, Calif. ■or, hava been sold. Willard 0. Htanself, Quarter will feature one of Florida’s moil Few Th# general comment on ibis talented young pianists. 11 year- man, Publla” Wort«7and Jarnca j . ' i?,.tbo,B wh“ " ' ' l 1 tB toT . of th* big name* and her* year’s Oviedian 1* "It ia by far old Allyeon Lde, daughter of Mr. Drum, both received commands- Pld ^ « «"d « urvWo” >«"«ranr* aided favorite* could aland th* the best year book we have ever and Mr*. John I* I-ee, In • re­ tlon* for the outstanding per- b,n,1flu- w U l ae#urity acrount pace. Souel.ak waa ha only f*U o r . “h'« ,n information low among those rated itfongee* pullshed." cital that would do credit to formane# In completing th* duA full pago color photograph pianists appearing In Town Hall ties of their position*. 1,1,1,111 tl"' ancll*, s««rlty program. for top money to offer # sever* threat. Mighty Mike slgntmsd tt* of tha antlra student body at or Carnegla Hall. Alt# present at tha rsrsmony second nine In a bristling 8-andsr* Oviedo High School ami of tha Llttla Mias Loa who la a stu­ which took else* In Capt. Jackpar 30 In a grand effort to over­ school building, wae an added dent nt Rollins College Conserva­ sdn'i o ffic e , wsra CD R, H. C. Reverend Greeted take Janus ry, feature this year that mada tha tory, a pupil of Mr*. Katherlua Cnlse, USN, Exsciitlv, Officer of Da Bary — Th* Rav, and Mrs. Ren Hogan, Fort Worth1! freak Tha added attraction wae mada Carlo, hoe perfect pitch, playi all NAS, Chief Carpenter H. W. Lee Heaton art being welcomed Ovladlan aland out. Her number* from memory, hae Fllliry, USN, Assistant Public by lie Bary Episcopalian! ai they who waa the prstournamsnt favor* possible through the teoperation an unusually large repertoire which Works Officer of NAS, snd John taka up ratltknra in Liich House Its, ran into putting trouble and settled for * 1-over-par 71, o.' tha publleher at no extra enst Include, everything from Bach C. Brown, Civilian Psracnnal Of­ for th* summer. to tha xchool or the purchaser* of to Boogie and Ukaa them all. Rev, Heaton, locum Isneni, will ficer of Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tha annual yearbook. For tha past two yean, «ha has tion. official* at Trinity Sunday *ervtm beoil tha accompanist for tho kea In All Salnta Episcopal Grammar School Ole* Club and church of Enterprise. Vets Are Urged 2 Groups Visit sol'wd In their recant TV appearante, Sh* haa received many To Attend Services favorsbl . ' notIce* on her ap­ Naval Air Station All War Vateran. are urged to pearances and on a reesnt ap­ *he local Rotary Club, Tuesday Mornina attend their respective Memorial _pearance Two groups of itudsnli from Service, Sunday May 27, so say. wa. accorded an Inovatlon, Frank Evans, Commander of Aside from h*r Intense Interest th* Pinecrsst, and Sanford Ele­ Rooaevelt Camp No. 13, Sanford, In musk, Allyaon la • norma!, mentary school, visited aboard and who wae a member of Com- healthy, active llttla girl, unapoll- Sanford Naval Air Station, Tues­ peny C, let Florid* Volunteer M by tha applause and puhll'. *v day morning, Twenty itv*n students from Infantry from Orlando and Orange <h* hae received. County, which wa* commanded by Her program as planned for th* second grad# of Plnacrsat, Capt. J. N. Bradshaw. ;VIond*3r ln!," * tlnf,.wil1 J n.C.lud,V ;' and 33 members of the fifth Ha. especially, Invitee all Gold /** Butterfly); grad* from Sanford' Elementary, Star Mothers, American .Legion, A Medey of wal k n ^ Hymae: wsra ahown th* Fir* and Craih, Veteren* of World War On* r'/a* chJ0^ " ' I»P«mpLu Operations, and Aerology depart­ ment* by Llsutsnant Commander abled American Veterans, f *aot i *nd No1*W. L. Barktsy, USNR. Public InReserve Association and their formation Officer o f Sanford Auxlllarlee, Naval Air Station. Dr. J, Bernard Root, whs I* a Member of tbs American Ugiua, Whlla at tha Oparatlona de­ partment, tha student* aaw « will conduct Memorial Servkvi at tha Congregational Church, eorsimulated air-sea meu* damanstrati#* with th# HUP-I halkoptCUB SCOUTS FORMING tho,throe Cuh Pack* recently formed In Do Bary •• they appeared at a Par of Park Avenue and lilth "Kobo Might" «VM* JFodattdny nvMlAi- (Photo by Jock Bookbardl) • x Florida's Outlook On Atom Energy Fuel Under Study Chief Presents (Plans For Area Fire Protection • Plans A re'S et Up For H. Morris Day Roland L. Walls Lauded For Work On U. S. Navy Ship January May Play : In December When Allyson Lee, 11, Will Star Monday On Rolary Program 1956 'Oviedian' Is Delivered Weather •A V '-' *•• - �_ ......... All Church Notlcnn must bn praranted it Tha Herald office by 10 ». m. an the day before publication. tfhwvdh. TloJticsA, Training Union Erasing Worohlp PIIPT BAPTIST CHURCH. OVIEDO Lseia L Oav. Paalar Sunday Schoo; 4.44 a m. Manias Worship • 11:00 a m. mining Untcm • 1:11 pm. Craning herons . irSO pm. ■ 0: IS p.m. Italnlag Union. 1:10 p.a. Ceasing Worthla. Wednesday tTbo pas. Prayer •acting. CPSA LA COMMUNITY PBSSBYTXB1AN CHURCH Rev. C C While. Mlaieter Mrs. Clever Ms.?*, Pianist. Miss Patricia Boatman, Aset. o r GOD Uth 84. ana Lsvrri Ava. Bar. Goori’t S. Brea Sunday School 9:43 a. m. Morning Worship U s e Youth Service d:43 p. a . Evangtllttlc Rally 7:43 p. a. Prayer and Blbia Study Wednes­ day at 7:43 p. m. “ Remember a glad head invites you to worthip with ua.“ } Brainy. Combtoed Morning Set• vice IrC to 11:30 a.m. Call to ‘ Waeahip 10:to a.m. Evaalaj Ser­ l vtoe T:4S p. m. Wednesday Prayer Carries and ____ DUcsaalon 7:43 p.m. Chapel , Choir R«hartal slur aerrics. • Thursday Youth Night Program i a.-SS to S:3S p.m. Dovottonal Tims. 1 C M AtUritisa. ! Ladles Mlaalonary Soclty it • ■ tartars monthly). Fellowship — 2nd Tuesday afterFraytr aad Butlnatt — 4th ; Th today afternoon. Sawlag Circle • —4th Ttrorsdsy morniag. , "A triosdir church Mr tha at Tha Yacht Bondar'flctgoi l:U am. Church Settles 10:M am. i * 1 CHURCH OF GOD •Bar. B. w. Bradcrase. Faster Preach Arc. a at m i 84. } Roaday School 1:43 a. a . • BraaatliiUe Service 7:J0 p. m ; Mid-Week Service Tuesday 7:30 •p. m. Yooag Faopta Service Thuzs- •day 7:W p. m. BBBNEZER METHODIST CHURCH Bar. Edvard Hurtle. Faster Sunday School 10 a. m.—CUi* E. Johnson, supertatandant ichtai Service U a. a . . W I p . m. _ lysr mssUog, Thursday, 7:30 :*s »• ov leda or. George B. Cartlae. Miaii 9:41 a.m. Sunday School. 11:40 a.m. Worship Servlet. •:M p.BL Worship Servlet. PAOLA WESLETAN METHODIST CHURCH R Mila Weat an RL 40 IF School 9:41 ig Worship 10:45 aalayaa Youth 1:46 Warship 7:80 PraysrreeetUg 7:30 Everyone Welcome Bar. Cecil W. Shaffer - Pianist. ; Mr*. Nancy OUti. Children'* , Choir Dlraator. !• Mr, George retold, Ant. Supt ad Charch School, l Chnrth School 10:00 a.m. ; Olasae* for all ages. i Worahlp 11:00 a.m. { Children's Service 11:C0 am. Teona People giSO p.m. Children 0:30 p.m. ; Warship 7:30 p.m. everybody invited to attend ' all eur aorvUss. SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH East 37 St, Al Parh Ava, The and ot your March Par a frtwdJy Church. B. B. Lanttord, Pastor W. L. Staphaat, Associate Pastor Milua Higginbotham, S a a d a y Schaoi BuprriatredraL Sundty School 10 A. M. Morning Worahlp 11 A. M. Blbia Study 7:30 P M. Evening Worship • P. M. Prayer MetUag (Wtd.) • P. M. Missionary PrcmlUtnlal Welcome SUNDAY Rthle Study.. ... Morning Warthip Evoalag Warship WEDNESDAY Blbia Study .... FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAXABENR “Saifard’a Btagtag dtoreh” On blech ott French Are. et led SL Bah Speer, Peator f i Sill Ton era terdtolly tavitod to attend thee* terrier* this Lord's Dey: Suadoy Beha i et 9:90 a There ere electee tad rlaiereeaa tor all ago*. Memlag Worship 10i4S ftm. Evening EvanreHetlo at 7:30 pm. The patter will be preeehlng at hath lervltM. Christian 8*rvke T r a i n i n g Clottee et 1:10 am. Alee the fellevtaf aervicMi Prayer meeting each Wednes­ day at 7:43 pm. Youth Aetlvittoe each Tburaday .at 7itt The Chureli af the Nesarena no 'string* doctrine' but ou will find M strikingly almlC te all you normally have bean taught as eld fashioned Protestantism. A nursery at all regular ser­ vices and courteous ushers will mahs your church going a pleasure, THE SALTATION ABMT 314 East Second Street Mootings Saaday Sunday School 10:00 am. Holiness Meeting 11:00 a.m. Open-Air (Street UMtlng) 1:10 pm. 7:00 pm. Y.P.L. 7i30 pm. Belvetlon Meeting Tuesday Corp Cadet* 3:30 pm. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHUBCH Band Practice 4:00 p.m. Her. J. W. Parham, paster Ladies Hama League 7:30 pm. Oar. Poarlmth St, Oah Art. Thursday Sunday School »:i| a. m. 7:30 pm. Prayer Masting Morales Worship Service 11:00 Sstarday Open-Air (Street MeeUng) 6:30 a. m. pm. Training Union 1:13 p. a . It's a (imUy.aMilr. g FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. INT Sanford Avenne “ Coma thou with us and wa will Perry L. Itonc, Minuter do thee good.” Sunday School, 9:43 a. m. Lec­ tor Tharp, superintendent. Adult FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST, lesson: “ Sharing the Gospel with RCTENTIfT. the World." MC E. Second SL Morning Worship, 11 o'clock. Sunday Services it:oo a. m. Mr*. N. V. Parmer will bo at lh# Sunday School 9:10 a. m. organ; and the choir will present special mutle. In bmping with Wednesday Evening Memorial Tiy tha pastor will Meeting 3:00 p. a . preach on Hebrews 11:40, “ God Usson-Strmoa "Ancient and modem Neeromincy had (or*seen eomstoing better ellit Mesmerism and Hypnotism, for us, that apart from us they should not be made perfect" W. Denounced. Reading Room located la Foyer of H. Young will aislat to tha serv­ Church Building opea to public ice. The nursery to the annex will 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Tueadeya and bo open. Christian Youth Fellowship, 1:30 Thursday*. A cordial iavltetlan la citendtd p. m. Evening Worahlp, 7:30. with em­ to all to attend our aarvisaa phasis en congregational singing. aad use tha Reading Room. Altondance sponsors, Mr. aad Mrs. Harry Falk. Sermon: "Finding Grace to Forgive Othori." Clyde THE CHURCH OP GOD E. Feather* will help the minister OF PROPHECY in the conduct of the service. not Ela Ava. Rrr. D. D. Creasy, Pastor Stranger*, new toildante, Navy Sunday School _ 9 43 A.M famUlea, tourist*, wiakend visi­ Morning Worihip U:oo A M tors, and ethers without a regular Sunday Night Service 7:45 p.m. place of worship In tha city art WMD Tuesday Night 7:3o P.M. accorded a special welcome. Safe VLB Thursday night 7;30 P. M. parking otf-the-etraet la provided in lota south of the sanctuary end north of the parsonage. ST. LUBE'S LUTHERAN to Blavla (Near Ovlede) Rev. Stephen M. Tuhy, Pastor Morning Worship »:3S a. m. Radio Mission Broadcast al 1:30 w r * n n " by Mr. McTmil. X n m i lot children under teres. and three to eta, every Son* day Morning during the Warship Hairs 1:13 a. m. and ll:M a. m. 1:01 9- »• Pionaer Failowitup. T:00 p. n . Senior High Fellowship. Th# P-TA bold Ho lost maatUS 1.(6 i% a . Evening Worship BY VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON Anthem. “ Sow hi the Dayt of Friends of William Ltffkr of the year Friday eveniag at Youth," Elvey. Pioneer Choir. will be sorry to bear of the too ached Offteon for the Sermon, Mr. Mcinni*. death of Us brother which oc­ lag year wars in*tolled as fol­ curred last week. It will be re­ low,: President, Mrs. Lewie BradartRCM CALENDAR membered that he lost his slater, myer; VJe# President, Mr*. J. JLoftier; Treasurer, Jim m art BAPTUT church several monlha agoServetary, Mr*. W. A. Eltonwood; Pash Ate., «t Olh St The Rev. J. B. Brannon Is borne and delegates. Mrs. Charles MarW. P. I r id a , Jr, Patter again, aftor attending tha As­ Fred B. PWher, Aaoeeiato Paster sembly of tha Church of tha kowlta and Mr*. Charlie Gatlin Blrby Began. N n k Director Nazarene, in Bradenton, last week. and sIttrMt* delegate, Mrs Mrs. Marvta Milam, Organist Marla BtrameniQ. Mr*, Grace B. Cola has returnEarly Maralag Worship l U a .a . A eemmlttaa i f tha anaual Sunday School a 43 a. m. *d from vleltiag her brother-in- school picnic waa choaen with law and eister. Mr. and Mrs. Morning Worship U:oo a. m. Mr*. T. W. Provatt as chairmen. Training Union 6:43 p.m.Gerald Bush at their home, Mt Tha school chlldrw pnaootod Evsning Worship g:oo p. m. Gideon Farm, Hanover. Va. Fellowihip Hour t:00 p.u. Weekend guests of Mrs. W. P. a program of singing Wad. Prayer Serrire T:3» pi m. Burke wore her brother-in-law tog, SpeliUg Boo an NURSERY AT ALL, SERVICES and aleter, Mr. and Mr*. Cecil presented to Suasnne Maxwell, Dlskell and aon Carl Roland of Carlton Provatt, aad Tamaw Mc­ Atlanta, Ga., and Mis# Busia Fa­ Clain Jr. HOLT CBOBS CHUBCH Mr. aad Mr*. Frank rina of Lake Alfred. (Batocewal) hi Marias* lie lev. H. lyidtl** flmmtrwaa May 19 tha TUlia family wont B. B., Beeler to too beach, celebrating tha toft TrtoBy Beaday joint birthday af L. C. TlHla aad Holy EuchartJt 1:00 a. m. hla son. Letter TlHla. Enjoy­ Tuesday Per Wayowe*. Os., to Family Serviee and ing this outing were Mr. and attoad tb* wedding of her nop* Church School 9:15 a.m. Sirs. L. C. TUlia, Dana!# and Choral Eucharist and Mrs. loeiUc Keeton arrived France* TiUln and Mr. and Mrs. Sonata 11.ao a. m. Lector TUlia of Sanford. homo Tuesday after spending a Services through lh« week: Friends of Mrs. Joe Smothers few dayt in Kay WeeL Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, will be eorry to learn that aha Mrs. Getrge Lindsay toft Friday, and Saturday — Holy broke her toft wrist, tost Friday Saturday far Washington to visit Communion. 7:30 a. in ; Wednes­ her eon aad daaghtar*U4*w, Mr. day-Holy Communion, 10:00 a.m. In a fell from a stop Udder. Navy h u s ba n d a returning and Mrs. Howard Lindsey sad from Sen Duty In the Mediter­ family. THE LITTLE BROWN CHUBCH Rev. aad Mrs. W. A. Eltonranean area for the peat five ON THE HILL wood nod Mrs. Coder Hart wore monthe or is, arriving tn BanCarwor Parh Ava, and 3Hh SL ford ovar tha weekend were host*** ta • wltatr m a t glren J. Bernard Beet. Minister Saturday erasing an Geneva Sunday School mood at 9:43 oa James T. Baker, E. Ellas aad Eu­ Lake far th# Jaator Bays aad gene Seaman. Saaday. There U a well aquippeei Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Ayer* are Girl* af tha Baptist Saaday aureery for those with small ehllhome again foUowtng an extend­ Behest. Thee# attoadUg were tha follaaringi Daaa aad Dab*la Ro­ The Morning Worship Service la ed visit with relatives in North tund#, Carlton Freest4. Seat* and et U e. m. At that time toe Carolina. Billy Futftrd, Baby aad Bobby church will bo host to toe Spanish Mr. aad Mr*. X C. Headricks War Veterans aad their families. and son Edward who have been Bawaa, Susanna Maxwell, Alyn, Tha Service will honor those who In en* of the Alrey apartments Julia and Loll Eltonwaed, Hatheryn MarktwiU, Tenuny McLain gave all they had to break down are moving into Sanford. and tha heeteesee. j tyranny and open toe doora of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Kemp en­ Th* Baptist W.M.U. gave a prosperity, not only to to# island* joyed th* Open House et Patrick to too South East of our Land, but Air Force Base, on Sunday and stork shower U boner af Mrs. also half way around too world. wero there to witneu th# firing Prance* Phillips Tuesday arming Without the experience gained by the men of lf9i Europe might of the guided missile. Mrs. Roy L. Howell Jr. and and “ Butch” enjoyed Sunday at have been far different than It la eon, Stanley arrived Monday Cypress Gardens. today. Welcome to tha TRAIL Saturday, tha Fund Raising BLAZERS and those whom they from Waycross, Ga., to visit her Ccmmltta, af tha local Olrl husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. bring with toara. Scout organisation met, with Roy L. Howell for a few days. Walter Wsidsrkold. USN, sta­ Mrs. Frank Event, chairman pre­ FIRST METHODIST OIURCn tioned at JacksonvUle, wa# tha siding. Tha community waa Pastor, Milton H. Wyc!« toned at to soltcitotim areas weekend guest of hla parents, Church School 9:43 a. m. Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Weidarbeld. and list* of resident* mads up Clsises for all agsa Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Donaldson and the volunteer* ssslgwod to Morning Worship ll:0O a. m. and children, Miss Laura Mae th# various sons*. A working Sermon Topic, "Being Alive to pltn wa, drawn up which will Truth." sorva not only this drive but MYF Supper 4:30 p. m. Morning Worship 10:43 a. m. others In the future. Attending, M YF 1:00 p.m. •:I0 p. m. Organ Vsspors 7:43 p. m. „N Y , .P S 4:30 p. m. besides Mrs. Evens war* Mrs. Evsning Worship 9:00 p. m. N J s „, 7:90 p. m. Leon Taylor, Mrs. Floyd Dunlap, Sermon Topic. "Magic Versus F.v#nlng Evangslistlc Mr*. P. D. Anderson, Mica DoraTrue Religion" Broadcast over rraysr meeting each mld-wsck thy Tstlo, Earl Toosy aad RayWTRR. Wednesday 7:43 p. m. j *'V,'"'**,?1 Air Conditioned Sanctuary. Evangeliet an dilrs. Robert, k Bal1L , ^ Spear Sr., will be guset prssehcrs! ,^ «rd ha. bean mslvsd of lh* CHUBCH OF THE NAZARENE and singsra at both ssrviesi thla •'•ctlon of Auburn Po|k Jr. of Sunday. Douglas Ga , to the presidency of “ iaaferd'a Slaging Church" You *r# slwsy* welcome to *1- th* Senior Class of Georgia Career of Second aad Maple lend any or all ssrviesi. To our Tsch. for th# year 1434-87. it* la Bob Kpcar, Paaior Tha Sundiy School i*rvico be­ servicemen *rd families w* #*• a nsphtw of Mr*. W. P. Burks gins at 9:30 a.m. ith clatte* for tend a very special welcome to and grandson of Mrs. J. L. Bul­ all agai, convening at 10 g. m. make cur church your church lard and ha* visited Lake Mary on numerous occasions. George PUtord, Supu , while away from boms. RADIO G eneva CtAttg A ire Doaretijee l*i I* at tiemo WHO Me lit* fim t u Call To rtnrer .lies aita orr •ar m * list Dawn /meaner# , M t t t ? . , . eamilreo News fe te s 9 *4 0 *0 O i l Mew* goefte At O O ..jft S a r a Waves* atepest a m , O’tiitl dab &BL »:** 14*0 Cl«» i*i*4 Pew# 144# ON* aK aSw ! w B r n T * Usestv* at, m b. n a. M B& BS r B & Star iiii W tr a,M us* a*a sis* M* fa s ? She# 1 :9 v i i f v , " r . ■vaiiae iniiit MtHM 98 K o» . Itsom urea. aq««t _ Pirn tl H Al Rama with MaaSa la.-aa Wew* till* Laytoaa'a Call «• Psara* 1144 n v.-l*__ •ana at mi wiu A trosusa Maatsala la WATER TREATMENT FOR F1NB LINENS Washing improvae table linens. Running them thraugh a washer or tubful of suda to no troqMo and at all If spots have been trseP first Every time you us* fir* linens, look far feed stains Immediately after tha meal and male or apongo them out Use cool water for o«g, ic* cream, mist, and freah fruit atalnai warm •water for milk, morn aaucet, candy, coco*. After that, toundtr In hot aoap or detergent suds and rinses. -------• Wrap frankfurters la aguarae of baking powder biscuit dough and hake. Serve with prepared musrsrd ; and hat sauerkraut mmi mss t.-sa a* the church. Mrs. Phillip* re­ ceived man# useful and beautiful gift*. Th* nostsusa, Mrs. Arthur Lindsey and Mn. Dan Dreggors served refreshment* of eake and punch. Ensign Jettl* C. Schuler re­ turned home Wodnaoday after Tko only king Amdf(ra»t«r ftv* months duty la Africa with gvdf ttood for th* U.g. Navy. Mr. and Mrs, H. H. Bucktew and family are vtolting relatives In Indians and Virginia. Mb Mias Ruth Maxwell and Gssrga Oldham want ta Oalnssvill* Sun­ day, Jimmy Brown a student at IrattStmdwY th* University of Florida return­ ed hem, with them. 1:66 P. M. CANNBL 6 Tttephont b im r o O N sakm b u rru v , C H E C K E R B O A R D o N EW S S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y found l» most prelays, "Wa*va "W* ilx tha right Im lt fttshlo to mix i *“ of salt In tha suippllment SERVE PRIED RABBIT. This ■ mineral mixture fed week, May 20-26—la National choice." Rabbit Weak. Wa augfost you terv* yolden brown fried rabbit Poultry Suffer Moat far a tssts treat and a nurl- During Hot Wrather tloua msaL Aik us whare you Poultry are hurt mars from tha, ess get Purina Flavor-Fad Rob- laik af water tu hot weatoor bit* than tar other typo of llvoTaa eon La can return up stock. Chicken* don't drink much water at a time. They tn 16.00 extra Income must drink oitan, but a hen Beef s e t t l e that wont't walk vary far to look were p ro te ste d for water. Provide plenty of against born fllea fresh, cool water for nans and gslnad an extra 18 pullcto In houses and on range. to 30J lbs. more then Extra watorers are a goad unprotected cattla Idea, too. during th* grating sosaon tn r e s e n t Htn Comfort I i Kty To tests. That means Summer E ft Production ts |4 extra Income par You probaMy m v * many gas* •pray sect af shout r a *— ............... hot waatoar minagamant praa •eats. Wa auggari the*# me­ Ask shout Purina Itoek tlcsa. thods of koaptng sgg produc­ Stray • easy to mix, low tion up. ban dtoeomfoct down. id glvaa tons protection, 1. Bum UghU la to* tool •tar Still tot's d k ever your hours bofors dswa to * fly control program now math, begin top faiding CbsckFly Cc Contral Payg art onaa or twtoa a day to i Um B tffesit Dirldanda Now ulito Ha s fasti Fltoa will sect you am j, milk “ or reg, wban Itosr» t S t 5 ‘ 6 » * atsak and, poultry bosom* mtlike it hotlor—so comfortable. Evsnr 6 fllea kil­ •v "* • ik hot weather led at thla time af year repre| L Cbsck watarsrs to ba iur« aant another | million fllea that won’t Mv*. Thst’a ( h i thoy "• it'a how fsat they _______________ itar at airumaa. Nstionftl Rabbit Wrek May 30-86 ervacationtreasures . practically In yaar awn backyard I ^ / ’ S Mrs. Osarga a. m. ovar WORZ (7w he) Minister #f Mask auntioy School jj u a. m.—tor all Miss Katharine Brawn, D.C.E. •go roups a. m. Morning Wor.-hlp. LVIiUan Day School— Monday 1:43 them, "Joyful, Joyful. We through Friday l ;00 a. ra.-<Ai» ora The*". Hodges, Junior aJtmaoUry grade* and ktadtrChoir. , » garten). Sermon, "The Pries of the Su­ preme" Mr. Melnnli. 9:43 a. m. Sunday School 10:30 a. m. Session meets (or a J wired uos. Fly Central Program that's •or* t« ba hard on fltoa the pocketbook. “ Hotsms* wPMdi • Thete'i venety e-pi t y l* g-« y#, mhsws ebsagi O turn the r-n ^ heee egKey Wtei, • (wkvtw UU e#g n g ^ eswaywie rfmwod mi N O T IC E T O PROPERTY O W N E R S A S T H M A b *i ysm The 1055 delinquent Real Cstatn Ux list of the City of Santoro, Florida la poeted at thn front door (on the bulletin board) of the 8emlnole County Court Houee. and at the front door of the City Hall, and will remain n potted for e period of four consecutive weeks. ti.-i. -r - r ,f —_ r., a v tt! jja sfw R E rK a .?. Porins’s ______ _ CM tfiw i Ulff HIM Hka and tksaa In poor MAGIC I Mare than toft wars acid. I R Check birds tosquoatly tor T# bain you control flit* or* ,lnd mltos. Purina Foulcarry tossa fine products: Dairy I J * " * * * * f f j * nooU K s : •5rwV3.,,*aS2 * mtr% d i m . —v ■" — . Turkay PoutU Itoamw to * Met* ywt* ra* t All Real Is ta ta upon which the 1955 taxes have not been paid, and a«a!net which tax certificate bag not already bran leaned will ba Mid at public auctJon on the 85th day ot June A. D. 1956, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. at tha front door o f th« City Hall in the City o f San'ord, Florida, Hm Naad SaH a u a is T s a js a ' -n aasth Famtp— R f without ash gained only Steipaoa F in n Stmoljr at ft cauuua at# Moo. Asm w W. M Mb ■ANFOBB, FUMUBA •ANFOBB, wywwwwww _ Furins'a Er.' B^ort Bra* H. H. Sayer, City Clerkaa aJri t—r. s a • w t je eating. �THE SANTOST> HERALD FrL May 15, 1055 Pag* 3 Spotlight Mother On Hollywood W eight Radio-TV Highlights (he Federal Civil Defense Adminv ic t im s " and lira UilM pnsi.ii l I j g j j 1 ' X*, .jy k , *.*1, on ar> hour-long program can b* considered as an hors d ou v re for lha political feast ahead o f us lhl» year. It'* going to be • ton7, dull suniM.ar. , It does aeem that tha join t i appearance o f three two red-hot Dem ocratic hopefuls m ight have provided m ore eicltln g fare. Wa w ere treated. Instead, to a very tong hour e f terribly polite, -rivfllxed and gentlem anly discus• eion. Thera waa never an exploslon o f tem per, nary a flash o f wit to liven thlnga up. |,|et)tl[|e{j onu a* "G eorgia B ov," thc iifrr h M rq t(, 3t lho PJ, t u a n 0f the penitentiary would b» extendrd fect thl, , um m * r |tP a ,k r t the superintend!!!. Frank Sm i th, It ™«*n» th# old wall would be torn down Told that it did. he replied: "W ilt, would you mind if I tore onen the first hole? t'v r be .in wantIng to knorb a hole in lhal wall f*r a long tim e ." G eorgia Bov, with sei eral guards standing by. will br able to satisfy that longing. HOLLYWOOD «* - Found: A way to dim an addiction itory without incensing the censor*. The solution: The hero get* hopptd up cn cortisone. Dope addiction w as taboo on the scraaa until O lto Prem inger cam e along with his "M a n With The Holden A rm .” Th* picture was re­ fused a seal of the Production Code Adm inistration. Holly w ood's self-censoring body, but did ex ­ cellent business anyw ay. Now 10th Century-Fox Is film i mg “ One tn a M illion," which ts ! also about addiction but U exp e­ riencing no Jonhonstott office trou­ bles. The story is based on an a c­ tual ca te , at reported In ibo New Yorker. Jam es Mason plays a school teacher who i« suffering from a rare arthritic c o n d i t i o n that threatens to cripple him. Ills d o c­ tor prescribes cortisone. This was at a tim e when the drug was new and Ita effects not com pletely know n. "T h e doctor warns him to take only small amounts M ason e x ­ plain*. "B u t Ih# man is desper­ ate. He cannot lace life as an in­ v a lid ." So he goe* on a cortisone binge. He Indulge* in many advcnU urr* to acquire the drug and to becom e deranged In the m eantimeHe w-as asked how ho thought th* picture would affect the pub­ lic's confidence In cortisone. Earth Each. Is G aining Every Day NEW Y O R K lypi — M other ih* earth too Earth la gaining from 100 to 1,000 a liv e? tons a day. This added w eight l» a rain o f dust from th0 m illion* o f n u tco i* that fall into our atm otp htrs. It'* alm ost all pur* weight gain fo r Earth loses only a neg­ ligible am ount o f lie air o u t'in to apace. This mean* E a r t h * U gaining as much a* 365,000 ton* a year Throw A « i i Your Tire Dollars Because Y our Tlrea Are Smooth. or about 1130 m illion tons since the time o f Christ. Let W ELSH YlltK SH O P 103 W 2nd Pot O o Now Troth Rubber * W eight or m ast determ ines the 1 reads that h ill Ills* Hurrutiler.l N E IV T i l t 1C " e a r And attraction o f gra v ity . W ouldn't a heavier Earth exert a stranger S e ts Your Money pul) on the muon, pulling it closer to us, making tide* higher, m ay­ be even finally bringing tho moon crashing into the ea rth ? Or couldn't our added w eight send us w heeling a t a farther distance from tho tun, m aking " I don't think It wilt l u i * a bad e ffe c t." he replied. "T h e story takes place when the dru g— it's actually a horm one— was new and relatively untried. Th* doctor warns the man to go e a sy ." Ma*on speaks with authority on the picture brcau sc he is no! only It* star hut the producer a s well. Stars often product their own film s independently; (hie It one of the rare instances in which a star has produced a picture for a ma tor studio General Insurance II. JA M E S G U T A G E N C Y A12 KART* FIRST STKEE* IMIONE 7? II. JAMES ( i l l JAMES B. GUI Colored News 0*. OANilt tUIKI (right!, president of the American Bible Society, jrerenta a copy tn New York of the Illustrated New Tejtament to CuthU rt Lowell Aekroyd, Lord Mayor of London, who Is visiting the Untied State*. Shown on the table la a copy of the hrst nible pub­ lished by the eoclely when It ws* founded in 1816. (Internaltonal 1 TV COLLEGE CH ICAG O (,D --I f you 11va within the viewing distance o f Chicago, you can go to college in front of your television act this tall. S ixty-five per cent of m ajor les Tha Chicago public tehoo) sys­ gu eri ara right-handed batter*, ac tem w ill presant three ° r four cording to the Official E neydop o college credit courses under a die of BasabaU. program financed by a $165,000 grant from tha Ford Foundation. Charles Sima, father o f' Dave Bupt. o f School* Benjam in C. Johnny Saxton, who tw ice won Slme, Duke’ a sensational sprinter. WIIHa said tha program will onthe w elterw eight boxing crow n, for­ wa* I professional baseball an ’ ibla a home view er to got a Alaska has an area of m ote m erly worked aa a truektr'a b a ik elb iU player In Patterson, N Hvo-year Junior collego education helper. than 6BO.OOO squar# m i’ ea. J. 1 oevr a period o f three y ta ri. S P g m aa CHEVROLET VS — Deluxe J J 2-Door. Radio & Heater i b C a b FORD — CuntomLIne Fordo- m A J * m niatle, 1-Door Radio & Ileal* 1 1 1 S C FORD — Wagon, Only 2- 9 E JL Doom—Rut A Nice On* A Q P O #J I A L S CHEVROLET— Demonutra* (or, Belalr 1-Door Sedan Choice of Two—Save C a CHEVROLET— Station K < Wagon, 8-Poaeenger ** Very Scarce Item # J P ^ CHEVROLET— Deluxe 2 9 JmDoor Sedan—Very Clean f l l l l j w W w * 1 1 Q C 1 \ m *m / Q 0 F Jr 9 J. D. CORDELL NASH— Ambassador 1-Door You Are The Judge & Jury, Its All In Your Hands "T O BE OR N O T TO BE" tm me Sedan, Completely Recon. # Jl C W * W fP A 9 9 OLDS.MODILE 88 — 1-Door p p a a h Hcdan — Very Clcun 1 1 Jr 9 » • CHEVROLET— 2-Door, 9 U /P A 9 Jb Need A 2nd Car? A>' FORI)— Cuneul, 4-Door A M P Sedan, A Real Gaa Saver A JF 9 S P Continued operation o f the S h e r r ifs O ffice as a C redit to Sem inole County. W H A T IS Y O U R VERDICT? VOTE F O lt f b | QUICK— 2-Door Sedan, P A P 9 Dynaftow, Radio k Heater jr jm ^mm PONTIAC™' «|*Door* £Lm Mechanic! Special 1 4 5 rA H " BUICK — 4-Door Good TranaportatIon. « 1 DODGE— 4-Dour 1 2 5 149 J. D. C O R D ELL J Sheriff O f Seminole County F o r fr e e rides to P olls in S a n ford call 1316. DO LLA RS AT H O LLER'S �tflT fO S W U 7«*T I WAV! W ROOTttHj - y abbas of Sanford and Scminola should be proud of the Inveatment Hew York Gianta are making in SanBefore long, out of the mass of unim ___________ _ _ will rod and vacant property, C“ rise a ijfihiW new building which wfli serve as the ; ‘dbrmitory end administrative offices of the !||ew York Giante Farm System. ■‘ ih,- It was a blow to Sanford when this na. .'penalty known baaabatl organization left 'lanford several years ago. ,.}{£- And now, they have demonstrated tha . imfldeiKe in Sanford that many have tried • secure, the confidence thet Sanford and A atoala County is tha ''on# place” where v * 5 r training baae should be located. few know that tha New York Farm System will release a quarter d i a million dollars Into the trade channels gf thla dtp during the six week training yadod her# each eprtng. . Very few know that the New York b| wants Farm Syatom brings about 400 of tha top quality young men of the nation fear# to train when Spring activities get un* ** It la tha “true sporteman1 the well Itviloped young man, that is selected to be,1} {nm# a mambir of the New York Gianta ® ggganlzation, even as members of the team to Class ”D” leagues. }£lL. On Melionvllle Avenue, in the center of r lh e baseball Intereate of the City and Coun' fv, a h u «. modern building will be erected at 1 *n enormous cost to pie Giants. It will ho ' 'toalr property, their building, their organlJon—unlike many similar organizations i fat various parts of Florida and the .south, V the New York Giants la the first or: *nlzat!on of Its kind to step out and make J’ their own Inveatment In a community. To Sanford will coma hundreds of famlJ; Veil thousands of visitors, equally as many ii Bawsman and writers, all spending thousands upon thousands of dollars in the re| tail trad# channels of our city, all of them *; following tha activities of ths Nsw York J; Gianta Farm System. For this, wa are proud to havs them { loin with ua in making Sanford and Semi{ «oia County tha metropolis of Central Flori- Th# Sonford Herald On top of thia, th# sama organisation (a further investing In an axpatulon profram for their Mayfair Inn. A 48-room addition la to b« built a* a year round hotel tq adjoin their already nattonally known Mayfair Inn. Thla too will be built thle year at an undetermined coat to the New York Gianta. Thia fully air conditioned addition will bring an additional number of people to Sanford throughout the year, and aerve to stabilize our hotel accomodationa for viaitora during any one month of the year Not only these fncilltlea come to Sanford to bolster our growing economy, but In additlon, a new club houae at the Mayfair Inn Country Club ia in the planning atage and Already placed on the agenda of Inveatment* in Sanford. These are economic factor* that cannot ba overlooked by a single eitlten of the City or County. Bringing more people, better people, and an unestlmated apendlng outlet to Sanford cannot he passed un unnotlcad and without the prafae of aur citizen*. There I* no greater organization of buaineaemen who know the South and Iti prohlem* who realize th# edvantagea of Fierida, who know a sound and stable investment when they aee onk, than the New York Gianta, On* of the official In commenting on Sanford said VW# should have never left ,nB„* , Yet, among u* are a few who would titter vlcln'n and acurrilntta remark* about th,m .nd their plan, far the Sanf.nl arganl" ... . . . . Possibly these gentlemen do not realize the necessity for growth and expanilon. And it la also poiaible that these gentlemen have made no effort to find out for themsalvee what such an organization means to tha community In which they live. It Is without a doubt one of the moat shameful and disgraceful undercover campaigns ever attempted sine* uninformed jOtfpk H R H H R )| B Cfk’/T/SH !%• Lord, the fountain of living waters. Jeremiah 17:14,—Water in a semi-desert region la indeed the source of all fruitful life. God Is j u t that / ' y *•*?*. / ■ m m ° I - Heat af (ham are Chrlitlan. I***4 B0VL1! are II churches ea tha rtaCHEROKta. N. c. wv-»hould There •srvatlen—14 of them Baptist—aad K ^ u ^ r lU proir.m^ .id all but about a dotan ef tha olde.t Charokaa# .peak Cnglitb. Tha ^ (0r«i|a oatlon.7 feme member, of th# proud and younger on., now u.ually go high Mhool. ditbetat-rlddcn Charokaa Natioa through The federal governmant main, think ha.hould. tain, tha school, and a a*-b.d haslomC##rtk*J1nd,yofw,I ' j S ^ p T PrS pital. Tha Cherokee Hlaterlcal SoIn 1130 .Urtad producing |ram," .aid Walter J.ck.on, a claty Navy veteran and one of the 13 "Unto Theta HUIa," aa outdoor Tribal Council leader, of th. ■uminer drama which employs 3M Indian., baa paid them a mila g g S l f e IUL „ ,h. llon dollars In iiladai. thla year government woulld provide ii. with hep*, to draw Its millionth euttha capital, wa could create more tomar. indu.try, w# could put more in. Cu.tom.ri aren't all tourdian. la bu.ln#.., Wa could be in- lit. olthor. North Carolina lovea U. Ch.rokm, want, to h.lp tham. ^w aat^*'ba*'* A"d th,t' Wh,t A Chortkta can’t »#U hi. land Tht charokaa. war. a proud to onyon. «Ua axeapt another and fret nation ctnturic. before rh«rnkfl# without fidsrit toorovthe u. s. govaram.nt put the p?.rtr,it •*.*?. V'dl,lV ? lhe Dth#r h* , , ^ th* ch.ro- >n4 'IA **.!' -m , a . dictator and .fcniiHn., snouting, nor can It it arrow with wl),t^ h*PP«n«<* courts, *1<.> aboutCher*, th# attenratlng to nsma tha way expansion should grow and be established. It Is tha voice of the people that makes good communltlo* and prosperous cities, not tha shouting of "I” win do thla, or “ I” will do sadds.t chronlcla la American hlaWry, ** an# Um# l.1!*y rul*,d JEvTiaT^Vlt^m l'niv tiled h.rf /o r ^ c . "Wa made SO .aparat. traatla. The good people of Sanford should Join hnnda and with on# loud exclamation, praise the New York G»*nte and their wonderful organization for havinv tha faith in our future growth, the faith In our sane and aoiind government, and tha faith to bring their more than one million dollar, to our community for Investment, We want the New York Gianta, their Farm System Dormitory, their new Mayfair Inn Annex, their planned clubh^ia, their FGA Tournament, and their hundreds of activities that mean more to Sanford than just buddings and peopiaTaka a closer look! Remember, Sanford t. growing, withstanding tha derogatory remarks that art mada In tha momanta of untimely thinking. * turnmar the direction the economy pert that Um price ipiral appears BECXtCY, W.Va. (*) I n la i*m«| ihould ha • let ele.m , ta be alowiag op now. Porterfield llvee la a “honee by •t b u t. fut as tot burin*., la general the aide of the road" and he’s The Pre.ldent'e top eeoaomle they are Ian optlmUtle. A poll of fatting tired of raotoriaU emashadvlcer Dr. Arthur Sura., not., th members of th# ..wcl.tlon ing down hla fence and coming "dWarioat movem.nla" going on .hows that buaineaa activity face into hla front yard. W#dn».d*y hanaalh tha aurface of ganarally livaltd off evaa more tht. _month, it happentd for the 27th time, good timae. Ha find, a “ co.t-prlc* And they have to go bach to early Porterfield, who livae en m •quftsi" at work la faralnf* 1954 to find a time whin to minjr cunr9 of Johmtown Road* bulll homo budding, and tha auto and kind, of bu.ln«..a. were report- * f«nc« of locu.t po.U and wire farm equipment induatrle.. Ing falling production and a .lump t8 lUrt with, but to no avail. Burn, admit, (he poi.lbllity of In new order*. Later he drove railroad ratio Into new Inflation coming, but thlnka With thla background for their tha ground, hut they tee fell ba­ it laa’t alia yet whtther the In annual matting la Cleveland, the fore the onalautht, fo r hla late.b duttrial price Mhee of late eaa be purchasing aganta appear te ae- attempt he fUJed an old water eased abag te cenaumeri. He be- c.pt the finding of the oconoml.ta tank with concrete, making an •vea It mere likely that tha prea- addre.ring them (hat the chancai eight-foot barrier a foot In di­ nars of ritlag wage* en prices can for another broad upturn In the amater and sunk halfway Into ha bald dews by Ineraaalag the economy vtry aeon aren’t spte- the ground, like an Iceberg. < " taculir, They think a number of u >nt the hualneae yesterday1 B A __ _ „ • _ _ „ § A I f l 0 I I C fl fH that. Friday, May 25, 195S I I I tM 1 , *lth *h* *M*e man," .aid J.ckton T , , ,up_ 1° IvAyTroty " undar tha pra.iura of incomlns aattlar*. th# U.(S. Army wa. ordared in J® mova them to a JTokUh'm".. Soml'is.K Ch,Z kMl lubmUt*d, and .ttrud tha i.ooo-mlla winter mirch. Some diad on tht. famou. "Trail ot , w eho„ (o ye* out In th* hlti. h.ro. Thank* t« tha h.lp of chaniins Um»and thalr own hard-iavad mon.y - ‘her »«» own a 33,000-acr* mE S J m. wSrt thJy bo7«ht thamtalv*.. They hava grown to i ,jm marabari. meter court, gitallna station, and Tha National Federation ef Fl- situation, .1 native crafts .hep. It was a 25- nanclal Analy.t. Soclitlea, meet- th. State ! year loan. Ing In Bo.ton, heard tha Pra.1- th. city b Tha eperoUon ho. .hewn a dent', teonomle idvl.tr warn that had beeQ profit avary year," .aid Jack.on, th. pre.tnt 1. a time of tasting In curve, "and wa art 10 yaara ahead onthe nation', market, and that our repayment Khedula. All wa "dev.lopra.nt. In price., Inventorwant la to be a«lf-ataff1ei«nt.a* let and ret.l! trade will be«r care- Through -------------------------ful watching In coming week, and ted Florida .. L. , ... I G o o d WflV . ... . . 7 T a I a m H#r# . month.," ^ * d ov*' If J0U eouW uD the *,plrt 000 dufln| what *he «n»umtr. era going to year. W filG n t #■■ . * ____ CENTZB, owe, wr-rarmar Wilbur Hooasr’o 400-pound hoifor was mtialnf for thraa day., A March party finally found htr in . ro,dway culvart n.ar th# Hoa|tr U m Th, h(|fir had ... . . .. . . ,n r' rt’ , , ilnalnf th# #th#r #nd hlockta ■ ■■ ■ —■ ■ — m ■ ONE ALUMINUM STACK CHAIR GIVEN AWAY AB­ SOLUTELY FREE EACH DAY AT BUICK W e are o ff e r in g variou s m akes, m odels, years, at reduced prices. H ere is y o u r chan ce to buy a b etter than a v era g e ca r below a v er­ a g e price. C heck and C om pare! Y o u will a g ree that N IC H O LSO N B U IC K U SED C A R S are the best m oney can bu y. Plymoulh Sedan. Good Motor _ _ Butck 4 Door HoadfSadqf) W tom Built) Twa Tout fliUth |i-M » — v end iy and Stop M b - » y ELEC T IU) Btsdabakar 4 Dr. I •ni Cy"nd*r ■Ham, pi.rli flal.h. OoW Tina. B*#S Carer*, Good machaalcal I K H N I T r C H I P -----------------------***Npir’••OP* #i' -e*' Caadltfaa----------- ---- t RNOLD BHOOCTT once vlrited Gaorga Bernard Shaw la ft hla apartment overlooking the Theme* Embankment in ondon and expraued aurprlie that not a alngla va«a of flowers aa in evidence. "I thou,t»4|>-------mi were so fond of flow-J ---------- 1 ....................... chided Bennettf •I am," responded Shaw* wvptiy. T n very fond ot kildren, too. But ! don’t d off their heads and .tick' tarn ta pots about BUt« Oeorgo Oohot oompUtnad that be eeuida't teach hla ■atas bam*, Irvine, not te S um autenaabU*#. A noUd tfog enport aaeurod Oobal ‘ Hsvwy Inter ik u n cen.** **2 * f 5 T r',r^~v \ I JJL •V siljl/J (i V . ) 1M jsA jA - Alan Wtlaen heard a vtaltor u k a atariat “Did you buy that aabto fwrap eut el your semlns* T" eh* gavo a tow ehucklo—or was It e Irmw ef laughter T-rtad replied, "I owe U all to my Power ef Poatthro Winking." I* OKLAHOMA CITY <#>-A fran! He cell brought a “doctor* hurryt h f te the econo .whan two ran i;*ollld*d and ertahad Into a troa J. In residential Oklahoma City. Af* ter a thorough examination, the i>doetor said ho fait th* troa • would survive. H* was e tra* ■urgaou. Neither wa. injund. H I Beetles rauttaa, lie* ® l Flnl.li, Good Whit# Wall T H Coat Crven, Hydramsttr, Kadlo, Htat.r, Other Pontiac Accoaaorica. Good maebaaleal roodItlon -—a ef U» driver* W A N T A SH ERIFF W H O M A D E M O R E A R R EST y Chevrolet a Dr. Mas 4 ^ Two Ton# Gray and G r « n fln l.h , Good T'vrt, Beat Covara, Power Glide' Hadio, HtaUr, Other Chev­ rolet AcccoMrioo, Low MU•asa —------------------- A N D BROKE UP M O R E M O O N S H IN E ST IL L S T H A N A N Y SH ERIFF Y O U H A V E HAD. • Y our School Bus Patrol BELL’S Standard Service Station ' l l HOUR 1IRV1CI Tiro# — Batteries — Parts PHONE 9154 Frefceh Ave. and leotoale Bfrd, H I Dodge Coceeot Dfpi*mat “Hardtop", fw# Torn Whit* and Blm, Good Una Nylon upholstery with leather trim. Radio, Haator, Other Dodge Accoooorioo. Good Mechanical rTH-Hthn — • Your County Patrol • Y our R adio System WHEN YOUR TELEPHONE RINGS AND A VOICE SAYS I CANNOT SERVE AS YOUR SHERIFF, ASK THEM, -WHO SAID SO?- I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT. ______________ <1* FeL Adv.) "■■w w w sraae. Good Tlr.*, Two Teas Groca Leather Upholstory M.ra • O • Malle W A , Radi,' Heater, Oth­ er Mercury Accocsorlca. Goad Mtchaalcal Condition FOR A L C O H O L IC BEVERAGE V IO L A T IO N S AUTO LOANS Low#it Cost M.rrary Mml.rcy “ Hardtop", Two ton* W Light rray and medium H | Ford I Dr. Caftoat“ tin* M an, Light Blna, Good Tlroo, Nylon Uphotetory with kath.r trim, Ford-O-Mollc, Radio ReaUr, Other ford Accao* m Hm . Low Mltoago—ono Owner Car —........... — . Wont On# Mon Rule In Sanford & Seminole County / /_ / know," aeid Ooorge, “but Irving utehee than." • •• • I Hurry Doc, Hurry! Butch fractal Manat Now croon point, Covorn, Dyneflow, ' Other Batch Accoou Good mechanical ...... Practically new Whit. Wall Tiraa, 8«.t Cov.ra, Dyneflow, Radio Heater, Other Bultk AtroMorita. Low Mllaas* ■ -—I- SALESROOM OPEN A L L D A Y SATURDAY 210 So. M agnolia A ve. ] �r"'7T --- !- ------- ■Srr 4 1 T • ■- ' ‘ » •~v— , l 7 - •v L'4 r.* ' ■JYi* .V THE SANFORD HERALD Prl. May *5. 19M PagtS vm JtA 6u//et Supper IsGiven 1956 Graduate, Miss E. Woodruff M in Elisabeth W oodruff, l o t e -ja l t o held a (low er arrangem ent ]y June graduate of Sem inole carrying out the c la w colors ot High 'S ch ool was honored with a crim son and white, b uffet supper W ednesday night Assisting M rs. K ralxert were by U r*. W. A. K raU crt and her Ml„ Eva M lrtCi „ , j h „ 5, Kra<tw o daughters, Eva M arie and m t Hose at their hom e on Park Ave. A J , h# e|01# 3! ,h i lu p p er Uie G uests w ere greeted at the ||0nure« was presented with a gilt d o o r by Mrs. Harry W oodruff, at a m em ento o f the occasion. m other o f tho honoree, and Mrs. Those attending with M i s s H. E. M orris. W oodruff w ere Miss M ary lto>c The room s were^ opened ensuite Speer, Miss B elly Ann Munson, with a profusion of fresh cut gar Miss M ary T anner, Miss M arty den flow ers decorating the hall Cam eron, Miss H arriett Redding, and room s. Miss Dottle W illiam s, Miss N ancy While the senior guests were as* ittchards. •em bllng and awaiting the sup A lso T om m y W yatt, J oo Davis, per hour they enjoyed autograph Kenneth R am sey, Dick W o rd !. I Ing and conversing over their new Ernie M orris, L arry Burntc, John v iW<t Salm agundis. Clarke, Bobby M cG ill and Mr. and T W O tW A IlU A T K S IIO N O Itlill Miss M ary P.ose Speer an,I Miss Elisabeth W ood ru ff w ero honored by Mrs. John h e y , a**l»ted by I r daughter. M y \ with n ten yesterday afternoon In the Ivey homo The group was then led into the Mrs. 11. E. Morrir ami teas m u ic in g given fo r member* o f the Sem inole Uigh School ■Ml the Luke (•'runt. M any unit' dining room by the honivee where H arrb.K shrdlu cntfwy liuto) turn) Grndunllng ('la ss. I S ta ff i they w rre served a delicious turkey and ham buffet meal topped cd ■I by straw berry short cake. The buffet table was set with rrn terr arrangem ent o f red and ami _ • . . . / while c a rn a tio n s flanked by burn- h n m V i n n I I If* ed ta p e rs . Also u .cd were L 1 LI'J / 11 1- l / C Ing red tapers fo r Ita sleet Inn or offieara. F F ID A T the white n a p k in s personallted / _ , ’ D I , The regular business and social 'A <nllc,l com m unication will with the honoree noree’ a na m o In crlm ,e h e ll by Ihe Sanford Lodge m eeting of the Truth-SeckrTs son U ttering. The serving table K & AM In honor o f Frank Class, M clhodlit Church will bo AN AIIEIM , Calif. - W a l l DU Miller ns his fdtth anniversary held in the form of a covered dish ncy, whi\ once labored u te r a us a m uster m ason. The a ffa ir luncheon al Hie hom e o f Mr*. J. m ouse, can now m ote m ountain-. will he held at 5:15 p.nv, with B, Craw ford. And he's having the tim e of hi* supper at (1:30 p.m. in tha Murt'EMIAT life. souic Tem ple. The Men o f the F irst P resby­ N obody ever bad a realm like The Castle M em orial Cla*» of terian Church will have their D itncy's. His sprawling w onder­ ihe First M ethodist Church will Monthly Dinner M eeting In tho land for the young and rid , J )i,n e y . ..... . in McKinley Hull at 8 p m Fellow ship llal| at 7:00 p.m. ' h it,I, Is now getting retidy tu crlcAll m em bers are urged lu attend. Harry M. W eir, Adm inistrator o f b .a tc its first anniversary, and MONDAY Sem inole County Hospital will Disney is supervising a million The Sunbeam* and the G. A.'* address tho m eeting on Items o f and a half dollais w oith of im ­ o f l-iist Baptist Church will interest concerning the llnspitnl. provem ents. meet ut 3:30 p.m. Piano pupils o f M ergnrrt It's an experience to tog along T h 0 Hoy S m uts will meet at alter the tnovia w iraid — you F iis l P resbyterian Church at 7 Davis w ill give a recital in the W om an's Club starting at 8:15 have to hustle to keep up with p.m. p. m. him —as hr surveys the park Hr K m Hanford S lorv t.eneo# will W EDN ESD AY started in front of the city hall of ' meet ut H p. mIn the Y acht Club OTH ER M i l 'BARB DESSERTS the Main Sreet Circa 1830. Then The Girl Scouts will meet at D o try a rhubarb and strawberry away vve go! First Presbyterian Church at pie if you want som ething lus 3:30 p. m. Dtsnry strode straight through emu*. F or a fl inch pie, we u«o 2 the low ering rasllo of Sleeping The M id-W eek Itlble H our will cups o f rhubarb rut Into ts-inch Beauty and into Fantasy land, lie Mrs. IInidi's T roop Nine o f Girl lie rumlueted by Itev. A. (!. Mepieces and 2 cups o f w hole straw- walked lo a construction lon e Scouts will hold its Court of Innis, P a ,to r o f First P resby­ berries with S tablespoons quick- where a huge whale gaped m enAw ards at I p. m. Sunday « l * terian Church a t 7:30 p.m. berres Wlh 3 tablespoons quik- aclngly. candlelight service in the P rerb yThe Chanrel Choir will rqcook n g tapsoea, f t cups sugar, tcrian Church. henrse at F irst Presbyterian t. teaspoon . . i t . and turn them - , 'T h ,, T *11 b* lb « « " al b" a l’ °} First and Second Class award* Church * t 7:30 p.m. Inin tha pasuy-U ned pie plat* the u otld rid e ," ho explained. will be given along with m erit Than w o dot tha fruit m ixture "T h e boats will ba m ade to look Tha Junior C hoir will rehearse badge*. Tho public is cordially in- at F irst Baptist Church a t 3:30 with 1 tablespoon of butter or like canal boats of different coun­ tries, and they'll start the ride by VLelL * m argarine and tnp with latticed P-ni. going through M oustro's mouth " 'the !9.Vi Brownie Hay Cam p pastry strips. The pla la baked Dr. W. P. Brook* Jr. will lead Then ho clim bed up a sm all lull Planning Com m ittee mot at the W ll.l, HUE UK "M l-s Florida 1 " in a hot (42.1 degrees) oven for and view ed what the canal b o a ts 1 Adelaide (ionm li-s. It, hns been 1 In'm<- of Mrs O. L. Clause W ed- :ho midweek prayer service at about 4.1 mtt'iites or until Ihe syrup First Baptist Church in a study ne-<l.-iy afternoon. boils with heavy bubbles that do will see. Craftsm en vvcio m eticu­ nmm-d “ Mis* ll'iiv e r-'ty o f lously creating m im atuir villages Condition., w ere studied and from the Book o f A cte e t 7s30 not burst. P ^ rp jie your flik ln t o f Florida” mill s'n" ili In’ tho from Alire III in WonderI ... 1. Il a ••W ill »Ptnocchin, lil’ Sl Villi*. /IHir HIIIHII'I • p.m. pastry f..r this pie so wall be , , T h rfe L m le P lg., C u l c e l l a (■mm-nvilla i-ntiy in !!«• Ml*-* tentative plan* made T .u -if will tm a day ram p In The T raining Union will spon­ • true ma ch to the filling. *0iher stories. Florida I'agutint I.. t,o In Id at \ucn-t for all rrgU tered Brownie* sor * covered dish supper et And h e ff 1 j ilCMrrl youngifrr* .................. „ . , Baptist Church at 0:30 usually like; rhubarb sauce bver l,n 1 ‘ h» ‘ Dutch village In# low Sunshine S p lin e , and tiu 'd n. ami Fly Cp* A com plete schedule P i n t will lu> published in July. d ic e d bananai • 1 ,0 *pe ‘ ro,n ll,e "o a t? ' Disney in Sm u.iota on July 'dll-- l p.m. Rhubarb conserve is delectable C,1I' ,<I *" ,hp w p w w s u r. The man Adi’luide, » sophom ore. I- m a­ tlslv ln Dekle will lead the I1apjorin g In -p erch correct inn. She with toast and tea. If vou cl.oo-e •‘|Ju*lrd » P l«‘ b*'n' 'tm ulale D elirious breakfast dish: Cook ‘ 1st T raining Union W ork,,, s' a recipe that rails for rhubarb. I ,h * b o , ‘ lpvcl; H'-ney .a t on it /in , won fcv o in l other beauty sausage cake.*, browning both Mound I a t First Baptist Cliuich oranges, sugar, raisins and wal- an,‘ ■ « u ,ed h' m "p1,! ,he V' 1 « « titles and if she becom e* sides, then place In separate bak­ ■l 8:16 p.m. outs, you'll have a particularly ( high enough. But raise that "M iss F lo rid a " sbo will repre­ ing tlishe* or ram ekin,. Break an THU RSDAY delectable com binalion. I b r,d* « or ,l 1 bc « °? um,cr The Scm lnolo County M inister­ sent tho stato at the M l,, egg <>n (rarh sausage cake and Ihe water, he added. A m e ii,u Pug,-ant next .Septem­ bake in a m oderate (330 d rg u -csj ial Association will m eet at 12:33 Pressing into Fnm tirrland, he p. m. at Scm lnola High. , oven until Ihe egg Is scL explained the workings of the ber. Calendar , Walt Disney /HSLCIG KGQlfTl Try This One Your Girl Scouts rt \ 'rtf M rs. August If. flock Orts ido and daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hire* o f Sanford was • Ernie M orris, assisted by his feted with a Stork Show er T ues­ parents, entertained the Tenlor d a y evening at the H 'ret hom e at Class Play ca st and their dates W. 18th St., at 8 p. m. along with those who had any part Tlte hom e w as tastefully d *roin the production o f the p la y ' ta lrd with bouquet* o f yellow "T h re e C ln d crclla a" w hich was pink and white gladioli* Inter­ presented at Sem inole High Sehao. spersed with m aiden hair fern. auditorium thla past F riday night. The coffee table was decorated Im m ediately efter the successwith a replica o f a stork sur­ ful p erform a n ce, the Cast gather­ rounded by fern* and pink glad i­ ed at tho M orris H om e where oli. R efreshm ent* of enffee. n u n , they w ere met at the d oor by pink and whlta m ini* along with Ernie and invited to the rtlnlne liny cake* covered with pink ami room w here a d elicious snack and blue fronting and topned with a am orgasboard of cold cut* and m iniature baby and um brella cheese* e -in g wltft assorted w ere served to the guest* by Mra. cracker*, celery crip* and awrrt* G. G rady llarrclin n assisted by w ere aerved b u ffet atyla. Miss Mr*. Jante* Byrd o f Orlando. M argaret Davla presided at tho, T he guest* w ero greeted In the punch bow l which w e* Iced with reception hall by the m other of a crim son colored drink. the honoree, M rs, Hires, and a s­ The ro o m s o f the M orrti horn# sisted b y Mr*. W. M. Colbert and were opened en suite and a pro­ little Miss Lola Hire*. fusion o f old fashioned flow ers, T he guest* enjoyed gam es afler BOX JACKET SUIT of aamW with potted palm * w ere used which the honoree was presented throughout. Tlte Round Up Room with m any lovely and useful gills. colored Worumba flannel, de» signed by lleny Fr»:ht#t, tg with its " It x n c h y " atm osphere Those attending Ihe event wero was a grand setting fo r the co m ­ Mr*. .Milton F errell, Mr*. Robert worn w ith • brow n and sand m enting o v e r the happening* dur­ Eaaterday, Mr*. G. W. Skipper, lotted silk surah blouse. Blight* ing the m any rehearsal* held and Mr*. J. D. Holly, Mr*. Ixvln Shoe, ly-fltted, the Jacket la tabbed tho final perform ance Friday m aker, Mr*. W. M. Colbert, Mr*. ?n tha aides at the hem. evening. \V. I. C rabtree. Mr*. J oe Jnrrrll, Those sending gifts w ere M rs. The Cast, their dates, and all Mrs. It. E. Mitchell, Mrs. W. C. the iienlor* that had part In pro- Hires, Mr*. II. E. Hires and l«H ia J. C. H am pton, M rs. J. D. C arllon, duclng this hum orous play along G ay Hire*, Mr* Ruth Thorne of Mr*. F. F Baxley, Mra. a T. with the sponsor and director, Mr. Seville, Mr*. Grady llarrelson, Dabbs called at Hie M orris hom e M r*. Jam e* C. Byrd, Orlando, Hallman and Mr*. 3. O. Byrti -* . Crescent City. to enjoy this occasion with Ernie. and the honored guest. Those attending w ere N ancy Richards, Jim m y Owen, Richard TI*on, P at Nleks, R o»e Marie Pari*. Phvlll* Brewer, Dwnnna Calvin, Rill H exem er, Randall Lavender, E llia b tlh W oodruff, Kenneth Ram sey, t,arry Payton Dick W orrell, Betty Ann Munson, M arty Cam eron, Wlioy Jarrell, Janleo Klnlavv, N ancy Tra asos, M ary E sther Pow ell, Jim Haw­ kins, Bob M ltchel, Kara Jacobson Bob A rm strong, Ernie, Dr. and JciVelei Mrs. H arry W oodruff, George Dabbs, Mlta M argaret Davis and Mr. and Mr*. 11. E. Morris. FRANK NOELL 110 S. ParIt A big help If y ou 're trying to rem ove a little spilled candle wax (rnm a table tnp Is to hold an Ice cube on the wax for a few aeconds — but wipe up m elted Ice Im m e­ diately so there w on 't be any w ater spots. rhone 1201 Mil match *1 S C IIf t and CHARCOAL I t 1.41 pluia Mlling Itoarnlhal K I N N I T H 'S *MOPESTTCefi Cumins € e ty p o , & tA z- AzcS&cfyts/ '■ ■ - .as frit . O U N EVEN HEM FOR D A T ­ T IM E distinguishes N e t t l e Roser.iteln'* navy end white silk tweed dress w ith lacefrilled white organdy colla r amt ruffs. Tha aklrt Is worked w ith sleep impressed pleats in freak and back. Tire annual, and much looked for, Corn Boll ol the Brownlee Class o f the First Presbyterian Church was held at the hom e of Mr. end Mra. Joe G arrett on Jew etts Lane, W rdncaday night beginning i t 8:41 p. m. A pproxim ately 173 m em bers, guests and children o f the depart­ ment w ere present fo r the event. Served to the hungry crow d w ere steam ing yellow vara of corn , tom atoes, ham , alaw, Iced tea,' and cake. Hostesses were Mr. and Mrs. G arreit. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marie­ tta and M r, and Mra. Curtis Hughes. I'OHM INIi A PACK I Shown above are a group o f t ie mother* and father* o f boy* In De Bnry who met recently lo form a Cub Scout I'n.k In 1»- Bury. A Hobo Thnmo w*a used. (P h oto by llooktm rdt) Be Sure To Vote May 29th This Is Very Important! KEKP AN EXPERIENCED PERSON IN THE OFFICE OF TAX ASaKSSUOIl M ARY E. EARLE CANDIDATE FOR N O T I C E M A R T H A B A IL E Y B E A U T Y S A L O N will be closed M ay 26 to A u g u st 1st, in ord er to take a V A C A T IO N and M O V E to new location at 2514 M yrtle A ve. "KENNETH" jifin it is . W hether your choice Is for natural or synthetic fibers . , , print* or ■olid colors . , . textured or plain weaves — there |* a M O D ESTY ea f* , TAX ASSESSO R SATURDAY MAY, 26th Cnfe, CiirtnliiR In the fluent qunllty (Incron, pretty colors of pink, blue, gold also whlta. 2.49 m a tch in g valan ce 1.00 Cnfo' Curtains In' a blend of acetate and cotton, whft* background with an attractive pattern of rad mid gruuo. 2.98 m a tch in g valan ce 1.71 22 YEARS ACTUAL EXPERIENCE •N THE OFFICE AS ASSISTANT ASSESSOR YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED IN THE RUN-OFF M A Y 29th _________ rd. Political Ad., raid For By Mary E. Earl# *W» InvlU Chirgt Account*" fx A- i - that's right fo r your docor. ' Annual Corn Boil Held By Class A t Garrett Home f) - JVERSATILE...iQ. FUNCTIONAL...,20 POPULAR mine ride, which will take people through m ines and canyons ol the old west and then through a sen es of specta cu la r w aterfalls. The new topography, which will also be u itd for the stage coach and mule trains, includes an unnaturnl natural b r i d g e and numerous peaks. " L e t 's get that m o u n t a i n h ig h er." Disney suggested to a foirm a n . "A n d broaden out that ca n yon ." Disney look a swing around the riverw ay* o f tho world, along which tha steam boat Mark Twain plies. He gated proudly ai the huge boulders that dotted the shore. D lm ey paused and explained why he was making all the addi­ tions: "T h is is how 1 conceived the park at the beginning — a place lhat will constantly g row ." :\aS 6 Former Resident Honored Tuesdoy In hires Home Ernie Morris, Parents Honor Senior Cast r- •v l i4.) *l ■(. '. • / ' ■vV>- 7> •! �■- — mm - --*■ « « * *tn m sm n • • - >v»—v **•*-« m a - cV. SANFORD W O U L D f s t t t , Frf. May IS. IM S f nOi . _ ! MW W OMONOOOMI •y Alan Mpvtf ***** Fin al MAMCMNO et m hew w orh /h s ■ Ey DAYID DOES VOIR (AT—lllekay Mantle Urn American Laagu. la •vary kitting department, acme of thcaa other things people 4 n always talking about." Nad alnea Mickey cams ’to the ■ajar leagues in 1981 as a 19ysar-old sensation haa ha played M mart than 147 lamsa a asa­ nas. And In many cases, hla ap* naaranea was nothing mora than Than things' that other Mo­ nk lath about Include breaking Baba Ruth’s record ef 80 home fUN, and winning tha triple Omni — batting, Runs-baUad-la and hams naa. Hi# free-awinghag Ud from Commerce, Okie., H* scored three times, giving him CO — 10 ahead of Yankee Hank Bausr. He drove In three runs and leads Barra, who haa 84 by 8. With 64 hit* In 88 games, hs Is a down ahead of D a t r o l t 's Harvey Kuenn. By Alan Mover POUINPAW STAR W o m e n 's Luncheon; Sanford Woman's Golf A»_____Ian held its final luncheon and tamtaoa* masting ef the 1988Id fiscal year Wednesday May 88 a| tha Mayfair Ins Oeuatry Club, Driftwood, gardenias, hlablscus and glorieaa lilies ware used throughout tha tlub roam in beautiful arrangements by tha Entertainment Chairman, Mrs. John Crawford. Mr*, Rota Adams, prasldant anpressed bar appreciation to com­ mittee chaltmen and members far thalr cooperation and support _ ran her throughout tha year. A gift from tha Man's AssoclsUen, which has disbanded, was yreseated to tho Sanford Wo­ { CLOTHES -• 1 t j THS ASSOCIATED PRESS Plvo straight dsfeata for load­ ing Orlando hart turned ths f UrIda SUM Laacua vaaa tnto a arlda open acrambla batwaan lira stab*. Today, only IV* gems* atand ba­ twaan fifth place and tha top. Sixth-plus St. Petersburg (hut out Orlando 7-0 lait night behind tha flve-hlt pitching of Cana Connor*. Tha SainU acorad •!* flrat Inning run* faaturad by Bill Johnaon'a baaa-loadad doubla. Tha outburai chaaad At Brophy from tha mound for hla flrat dafaat aftar oatan atralght vtetortae, Qalnaarllla dafaatod Daytona Beech M and leaped paa* Day­ tona and Cocoa Into aecond Plaea. Norman Frya (truck out 17 men —throe ahott of tha league rec­ ord—In picking up the declaim, Bobby Dunn fanned 11 man pitching flfth-plaro Wait Palm Beach to a 4-1 victory over Cocoa. Hla mataa collected all their runa In tha sixth on a elngta by Dave Drlitol,! a double by Fiord Pahrenback, four walka and a aacrlflca fly. Tha I^aaburg Bravaa, lataly of tha cellar, ran thalr winning atraak to air gamea at tha anpenaa of Palatka, the new baaamant occupant, 11-1, Tom Giord­ ano drove la all of tha Leaaburn runa with a double, trlbla and single. • YESTERDAY'S RESULTS S a n fo rd G olf A sso c ia tio n A w a rd s *1 M Mrs. Peter*. , Member* attending went Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Hsrron, Mrs. Ad> d ams, Mrs. MsRoberta, Mrs. WMaal* Sirs. Parkins, Mrs. Nicely, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. patera, Mm Bloom, Mrs. Hayman, Mrs, Water, Mm Scott, Mrs. Ring, Mrs. Masks* Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs. E. 'A. Mar­ tin, Mrs, Carman Inch, Mm Hugh Whclehsl, Mrs, Pries Heard, Mm T. F, McDaniel, Mrs. Mary Sue Compton, Mrs. Harold Kastnsr, Mrs. Walt Bwlnaori, Mrs. John Ivsv, Mrs. Augusta Russall, Mrs. £ Andrew Camway, Mrs. D. H. Mathsrsf Mrs. Andrew Marsh* Ellen Betts, Ced), Heard, Miss Dot Powell, Jeanne Foulk* and guest Mrs. W. C, Nasgel S p h in q * TIME TO PAINT UP FIX UP o /y g i t iW H TH itk the way he DtP B aM n sm ACJHcH TO MAH* 1 A 60 OUT. In Ihslr first 1186 series against Oalnssvills 8 Daytona Beach I Bt, Petersburg 7 Orlande 0 tha Yankees, ths Boston Rad Sox pitchers permitted 14 runs in three West Palm Bsach 4 Cocoa 1 games. Leesburg 11 Falatka 1 TONIGHTS SCHEDULE Oil Hodges of ths Dodgtrs began Orlande at Galneavllle the 1984 season with 11 grand slsra St. Petersburg at Palatka I horns runs to his credit West Palm Bsach at Leesburg Cocoa at Daytona Beach Earl Sands rods Oimand to vic­ torias In tha Capitol and Laurel STANDINGS Won Leal Pet. Behind Handicaps Is 1937. 22 16 .870 • Orlando 12 17 .864 V* Gainesville 21 17 .883 1 Daytona B'ch 32 18 .880 1 W ELL D R IL L IN G Cocoa 81 11 .888 IV* W. Palm B'ek 17 II .447 6 Bt. Pataraburg Howard C. Long 16 28 .410 61* Leesburg IS 84 861 IV* Palatka Phone 388 M. D. Clark of Woodbury, Conn., has won ths national doubles trap­ shooting US* three straight yearn Whiter Ford completed each of hla first five starts of ths season and allowed only flvs runs for a 180 earned run record. (i P re se n te d man’s Golf Association by Mrs. cap • Class A, Mrs. Jamas Parker, F, D. Scott. Final plana and re­ Class B, Mrs. C. E. Bloom) Class servations wars mada by members C, Mrs. H. K. Ring) Low Putts, for tha Annual Banquet Satur- Jtanna Fouls; May 16 - Tournament • Bast May 19 at S p. m. (anna Foulk, ~ "r, Trophy CheTr- 9 Holes - V* Handicap 1 Class A, mnn presented prises to tha fol­ Mrs. W. K. MeRoberts; Class B, ; Cecils Heard) Cite* C, Mrs. Batty lowing! April t l • Tournament • Evan Madeira; Low Putta Jcanna Foulk) Ringer Tournament • Class A, Holes • Class A, Dot Fowslli Class B, Mrs. Ray Harronj Clue* Low Gross, Jsanns Foulk) Low I Nat, Dot Powell. Class B • Low C. Mrs, Georgs Nicely,. May I • Tournament - Medal Gross, Mrs. B. W, Hsrron; Low Play • Full Handicap • Class A, Nat, Mrs. I. G. Peters. Class C • Elian Batts; Class B, Mrs. John Low Gross, Mrs. H. K. Ring) Low Crawford) Class C, Mrs. Batty j Net, Mrs. Fred Perkins; F i n g e r Strengthened were Madeira) Low Putts, Jaanne |awarded to Mrs. Gene Witsel. Foulk. May t • Tournament • Raplav |Mrs. E. C. Hayman, Mrs. Boyd 8 strokes each nine - ‘ Full Handi­ Wsber, Mrs. Charles Masks and 'rtf* * * r * * p C M M * I A re H o ld s ' —T |*H ■ Cart (Bobo) Otsoa won IS straight pro bouts before losing his first flgbl 1917. Fliuuie* those needed Home Rep t i n with a low-eost-FHA repair loon—N o DowU Payment— up to 36 m o n th s to repay. Your loan ean cover both material and labor. You need not be a depositor to taka advantage o f thli economical wav to repair your home. An FHA Loan will pay io^ the follow ing repalra^mnd many others. ! 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YOU CAN WIN fMpOM IN CASH I YOU CAN SHARK 1100,ON IN PRIZKII Inter M ay I Sm your dmlnr who m*n PLYM OUTH 4* Al ButHtt Wm "H" h# Nevtreb "l" fe» Uw, �Continuous-Progres Plan Used In Appleto CHAPTBI TWBNTT-ONV ON SUNDAY, when the (amity returned tram church, Aion ■ boge stood ready Is the downataira nail, reminding the family of tuo trip to Bt Louie. T m driving," M replied to on inquiry. TU leave oe near two as 1 can get through here." The Rector and hia wife were dinner guests, eo that the family protests were aeoeeeertly on a po­ lite level. Unde, watching Alan, wae glad that he wae a man able to carry aut the requirements of hie protection without permitting Interference from the older mem­ bers of hie family, Alan wae explaining to the (tec- have always had a apodal interest la tram surgery," to eonlsteed. This abate to particularly allied to that subjeot—and one of the tornensuattone ta tor the relief of bony pressure open the brain. 1 Mppea to have a ease like that in hospital —a young woman in ner thirties Borne months ego, the waa la n bod ear accident, and wiffered a akuil injury which waa diagnosed at the time aa a crack and concue­ "Ito panned to recover In a nor­ atal fashion, though she waa bed­ fast for acme lime betause she also had a fractured pelvia, and ether tajurtoa, But aha seamed to pro­ gram normally, until — oh, it’s a matter ef months m which ner condition has deteriorated Her re­ flexes and mental responses nave steadily become weaker. Borne docton think there have been cranial hemorrhages: some think it it the mault of severe shock and possible tissue injury at the time of the accident la any ease, the has been reduced to the place where ehe le completely dependent upon ether* for care. 'In the ux weeks that 1 nave had thle case. I've decided that her eonduioo may pceeibly be due to a depressed ahull fracture. At least, there u some tort of brala pres­ sure. If I am correct surgery would certainly relieve b«r, though sure >s problematical There may to excessive brain.tissue injury which would require the delicate neurosurgery which I shall see demonstrated tomorrow." "Would you do the operation an your patient?" asked Mrs. Clark. T d da k, or advise the husband to take tor to eceno brain surgeon and have It dona." T ou rs talking about Mrs. Koto, a n a l you, Alan?" Jasper Be Feet.” “Oh. yea, ksdeedl Captain Blake —hut, my goodness, t didn't know to wee married. Let alona—why, that's a most dletreaalng thing. Dr. Thornton!" Uncle Arthur Maned across the tabM toward Alan. "You cant mean that you plan to try that eperallon on Mrs. Blake I" Alan's dark face plainly showed too impatience that the subject should be continued. "That wae my idee” He looked at hie watch. “ Why, fve eoon her . . ." cried Aunt Flore “ And Arthur's right, Alan. That woman would be muen bttur iff d#ft4!N Alan said nothing, coldly and de­ finitely. “1 cannot oooctal my surprise to learn that the Captain la married,” conleaeed the Rector. “T a airaid I've been guilty of a uttle wishful matchmaking — between nun and Mrs. Olddena It'a a Uttle game I indulge in, I'a afraid. Mre Clark says 1 anticipate the tea.* Ho laughed, hie eneeks pink with in­ nocent mlechlet. Alan waa a hearty man. and ho Liked people But M was aot a man to dupert* hie Internet. He had come to IL Lmuo to attend o cho­ ke with n specific ease on aia mind, an important seen. He eould aot rn supper M anally an did Rupert Ernst Aina stood back and watchad bin assistant amused at Erasts n a p p ie s * * . hie ehamaleunlike tranaformauoo into lust another of the ooys, anting heartily, drink­ ing. telling nu own stones, laugh­ ing nt those ed *he others. Alan Thomurn and no particu­ lar ertuciea fas the notiday atu- me wtfA ps aot. Ot sours*. I sung about m Urn. rnt evae atnoa 1 Oral tans*. And the Capi t i l M chap.” reed Alan. T d tike help ntm.” do It oy prolonging cried Aunt flora. in love with Fred you—" She gulped, iternly blhek, Alsu U hie watch, pushed ay from the labin disturb you," he urg"Hut 1 eaid I’d pick *o and 1 must be on ner — you do what ou while Tm gone. im.” He bent over to pc across Serelhae il a general good-by into the hall, Linda made an effort to corn fat as­ (truelion la a difficult subject But use trip was ales m the nature o< • vacation, an event rare enough tm moat doctor* Men Be tonight then* man talked, drank and told dorian laugiung mightily and uproarioualy. TM nan t day they would —and did—attend the leaturM and the demoaetratlonn Alan kept tun promise to Ro* pen Emit; M introduced him to mUy of the doctors After that Bret evening M eeldom eaw hie assistant Rupert waa busy manmg oonucts. Alas would glimpse him in one group of men. then ta another. Ernst usually doing the talking. -He hasn't waked up," oommented Dr. Cabler. “to the fact that the center ed medical per­ romance has shifted from Europe to America." “1 think be suspects it," drawled heard the front door Alan. "But our own American •la us the drive—and nobs help to keep the Buropaan <L "You may bring fantasy alive." she said softly M m IBM HIUse killed off all (Mrier chair. man scientific progress By the end evidently had appeal- o( the war . , The Brala eur.of for an opinion on ' g*oa shrugged. He continued to obligatloo ta the g&se at Emit. "You say he’s your Mr. Clark waa stde- assistant?" aeus "A refuges establishing hia fi­ ll takes more than cents He's a good surgeon, and to be a doctor. One will be aa asset to America tf he i wisdom of Solomon ever acknowledges that even hie ne of the decisions European education can be added to." alienee of Job," said "Doctors who don’t grow are idle his family." dead, eh?" 1 * * "Tou belt Now he my hospital I •t bad asked to sc- have two such men. One la Emit i to the clinic, and yonder, who la with ua (or a year, neartened by the re- The other la a mao named Caaslaid need Ernst's aa- dy—erventy yean old. and I don't d ns decide to oper- give him loo many future yes re. Blake; he auppoeed Fifty yearn ago, ho trained ta Ernst wanted to go. Dublin. He had a line education aa nor* checked m nt a thlnge went a those daya Thom medical esntrr, reg- men get along Hke two tomcats e clime and received «* H>e same fence, and can't see >n this same evening that each blames the athee for ir wae scheduled and faults l« hie own makeup." dour to attend 1L "1 Cablet laughed. "lx»h. Thoraknow everyone," he ton»" to said earnestly, "why not abandon your back fence and came ^ work with me? Here.* ice the citato takes In AtaJ|.a ,tw mL ^ limpt m(< Doctor. It'e what I’ve been eeylng te big men who will j w, nt_"lu a lot easier than what youL “Oh! Tee, I trained 're doing." m the etafl men for Taking what yoe want la al» Ail right we'll go wsys easier." y and I’ll introduce "You won't do R. then ?" (Ta Ba "’onllnuedl - permluis* al h e eubliehw, DODO, ttkAD A OCX IM Vestures Ijradlcrle, N U T COLOR PHOTO LOS ANGELES uB-Th# Associ­ ated Preu Wlrcphoto network to­ day trsnimlttcd the flrit color picture to become available oh Sunday'* hydrogen bomb explo­ sion. It was an official AEC view of the H-bomb's fireball, taken from a plana at 11,000 feet, thawing tha fireball (urrounded by circular cloude. JUST A N 'OLD MARRIED COUPLE' NUft MIN MKI about their exposure to atomle rays la Ft Belvoir, Va, after the Atomle Energy Commission announced that the radiation doses “were not serious" At right ti W S. Betties, fora* min, who dlicovsrad the unshielded cspiuls of ndioaetivo iridium, which hid apparently spilled Carbon Dioxide Uppee Cheat Breathing too daaply and too frequently doesn't mean you taka in too much fresh air, but that you expel too.much carbon dloxldi. .This disturbs tha delicate chemical balance In your body, Rellaf aometlmas la obtained by epl ntlng tha cheat with tape or » *'b b»>‘ to prevent expansion of tha upper cheat. Buch steps must pot be t*ken, you realise, without the advice of your doctor, ,, lips with your lonxue and your dry pharynx by swallowing These actions ran soon distend , our stomach with air. And this in turn may causa a pain in the lower left chest. -b'»tne analysis Is needed, Question *RO AHiwn P- F : Can Sidney stones be dlssolved without an operation? ai g S S w fjM B B S ' ..... ^ NAME and ADDRESS r DAY or NIGHT TH CADET A PROGRESSIVE MAN —With Some Progress Plans For Our County JOHN KRIDER SAYS I “ AGGRESSIVE W all Deletoaaw ItOTICB OF »AI-M Mullet I* htrehv given Ihetnn the tin dor of Juno. l ilt , ot Iho hour of l i es noon, ol Iho weel-rn donr of Iho Court Houeo. in ana for »em l- COUNTY COMMISSION IS NEEDED IP WE ARU TO KEEP PACE WITH CLO SET THE RAPID GROWTH OP OUR STATE.11 YOU CAN HAVE THAT EXTRA B A ! H air1# : : ! : S t k 11 i price ABLE row UCK IN MW CITY and ready to take up housekeeping" art Mr. and Mix. Clifton Daniel, shown si they returned from ■ honey­ moon In Nassau. Denial, a newspaperman, end his wife, the former' Margaret Truman, said they “ were Just an old married couple," EXPERIENCED, A LERI 11A Unique and D ifferent Vacation’ 2 WEEKS AT June 10th thru 24th F ic T rrto i'o nam e U sL " • Swim m ing T ?" • Skiing m r i r .A v t s i 's wit! "R era l Fellaee Fleet! / A «"d u u m r a -M l.akm ing U W ^ ( T . oa a R«al Ranch LIMITED TO 60 GIRLS A ge H f l which the u»4erei**eS are ^ That the cerilea lnlereete< b eefs .............. are » « ACTIVE ' • Horae back Riding E n ioy L lrla * s a s y - j . 'i . n a T s i - s f f l . ' 1 ACTION ON THE PART OP OUR Now AvhJkBIg, Low PIbabm Plaa Na Dow* Parmeat—31 Moalka Ta Pag ncttie u . wife. oltuoto la iom liolo Couolr. (Pd. Pot. Adv.J JUST LEAVE YOUR .... tf fiVifeYr sni 1. Natural JUBexee | However, good reiulte have Occasionally, a person may been obtelned In some rases with halt hypervenlllatlou by natural tha use of a ntw drug known as refines such a rising to hia feetihyaiuromdasa. 0 llli. ll-f feeUret ln « o u Im, plrBuant 111. at the Boutina sot ae » .* , « County Commissioner District 1 »«e - » j B f l l A L * * N A T I O h A L SIORTQAOE HAUeBR. .t al. continuous pragma plan orortm O i l i i , . J S T S S ^ S S S S S ^ t u b enter i t r o i ’ HT o r t u b *Vt> rnn ikniholb cou.vrr, Tman u. RAt'axa aa* ing something about, the Individuil dlfferencti la ehlldrta. graded plan. The majority of parents quea­ Honed In a survey last year i f prsned satisfaction wl|h the ex* perlmen and tht reporting matfcode used. The conttnuous-protraee plat Involves more work for taaeaera because II demands mere Individ­ ual attention, but Instructors hart feel the extra effort la worthwhile. Aa ana teacher put It, HW« Ibal our program haa provided a haft pier Itaming atmosphere wklch haps you will attribute your In ovcrbreattilng brought on by symptoms ot dullness or glddl- panic, sometimes produces tynness, numbness or pain to heart cope which automatically halts trouble, worry, anxiety or aome- the hyperventilation, thing alas. Conscious effort to breaths Heart troubla frequently la mla- slowly and normally might help. Ukenly blamed because over*°"J* caw*, however, focusing breathing, or hyperventilation, attention on Ui* mechanism of lomitlmes occurs after exertion breathing only Increases tension and frequently producci a pain 1" <*‘ over breathing occurs despite in the left chest. *n° fU »*°P **• % i "tn liotew i, cihlwt. iv F L 0 B ID 4 In thle east-central Wisconsin city of some 19,000 the public school system has gone farther than most in recognising, and doThe Legal Notice in from Its lead-lined container ta the huge vapor chambers where the men ware working on reactor eonitructlon. The ether men (L ta r.) era: J. V. Adams, ft W. Fowler, ft F Whits, ft F. Alosl, ft Storey, A. W. Edward, A. R. Rlantoa, and C. Smith. All |u sed thorough physifkl anailneOnna, A P P L E T 0 N. Wla. t ft Do you remember, back In your grad* aehool daya, th« atudaat who wai a wonder at figure* but who needed a lot of help at com* position? And the classmate whs received poor trades In everythin! but art, on musk or woodworking? Even then wo knew that not everyo'in had the same talent, the same ability to learn. But there wasn't much we could do about It The entire clast waited until the teaehtr went ovrr the tamo material tor the straggler. The slower students felt humiliated at holding the others back, and the brlgher ones felt fruslratd at hav­ ing o slow down. FUR INFORMATIONt Phoiia 705-4 1720 Locuat A t *. M n , H. I . MorrU Jr. tU aford Y O U R C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R HE W ILL WORK FOR: 1. 2. S. 4. S'. I. A CAUSEWAY ACROSS I.AKE MONROE BOATING AND REACH FACIL TIES INDUSTRIAL GROWTH AND J )B OPPORTUNITIES ADEQUATE FINANCING OF BJHOOLS FOUR-LANING OF 17-92 ADEQUATE ACCESS ROADS IN COUNTY YOUR V O TE A N D SUPPORT W IL L BE A P PR EC IA T ED (Paid Pol. Adv. Hv John Krider) �I \ 1 0 BS «♦*»«)»♦« - ^ T T #vsk? u*m 7 *°* -c [ n m a j j r 4 c M iim Three Cub Paths Recently Formed By De Bary Groups Elaborate Rites ~r Will Install Junior CofC Heads tld « lillt a :* :u • ;21 !* l«* O fficera and D ire cto r! o f the l*:S« 11 nr* Sem inole Chur.ty Junior Cham ber 12 <*• o f C om m erce will be Installed to­ 19:11 night In elaborate cerem onies to 12 1 * be held at the E lk's Club begin­ 12 j« i 12.* i ning at 7 o 'clock . The banquet and Im tallation will 2.11 be held In the dining room fa cili­ « St J.'*i ties of the Elk’ * Club. Md The fiva officers and five d ire c­ lift* tors will ba installed by the State 1 .0*1 President of th« Florida Junior «:-V* C ham ber of C om m erce, Rob Wil­ 1.00 son. AI«o attending the cerem ony I 00 will be the Fourth D istrict D irector II i* •»:•»# L arry Condict, 9 2* O fficers who will be Installed |f| *»f* H»:2o a re: G eorge Andrew Spear, presi­ 11 t*«o dent; David T hrasher, 1 st vice- 1 2 2 ) president; Kd Hunt, 2nd vice-pres­ ident; G arfield W illetts, secretary; 12:50 and Bob K ilpatrick, treasurer. D irectors taking olflca and b e­ l:UU 1:30 ing Installed tonight are: Joe Ra­ 2:*# ker, Harry Cannel, Rob Crum ley, Jot) T om m y M cD onald, and M, L.* IU - 1:21 4 born, Jr. I t)0 81 g**i>f / u n R iiin R ig n -o # P r o g r a m I N i u m t X » « »- W e s lt is r C a p t a in H a u g a r o n « •‘ F u r y -* W in k v P i n k A Tun M r V V lia rd n i* Ton F u tu r e K s r m - r s o f A m s r lc n S flrrs o w n F i lm F a r * F a lll F s * a Show F .a te b all P r a i l t w *T la s« h a ll H a m s o f lh « H i m i K H la r r s - lt la n ia P a s r b t l l H c o rsb o a rd V i e w e r * '* I H s n l A m o s 's ' A m i r F l . i l . I * f l r lf t s r s lla a s b a ll H o u n O -.ip H u. prevalent Im pretslon nf De Bary a i a retirem ent colony would be dispelled by a vlalt' W ednesday night to the civ ic building where a m o il Im prosslve cerem on y waa Id prog res*, In­ volving m ale aprouta and Ihcir KIN V I.V a proud young parenU . Illum ined C o u n try F r u l lr s only by a sim ulated cam pfire, I ’a n ir a l F lo r lU a R h n w < * s * J a t k l a ( ilt a a o n la H i* li o n s , , Rill R lakem ore Initiated dent 011.1. tm .o s r r tw o and three, o f Cub Scout* who F t ..pie's C h o i r * gave aerloui attention to the ritual l l s A lw a > * J a n , llu n s n io k e and p rom lied alw ays to d o their M -le n r * F .c llo o T h t a l r l beat. Having been presented with M ia « * T T h e V is * bobcat pina, m em berahip cards h .a r lia h l T h s a lr * and liktructlon book* they broke e iin -u f r ranks and reassem bled to give a arnanaT m sn sn n s line akit o f hobo night. A long with a t * n -o n F r* .* ra n i f t l i . m s Home of the dads, all In cottum ea •Nsws-VV s a lh s .l depicting the free and easy Mile T h is I s lit* U f a T h e C lir ls lo t il. s r o f the road' they ad libbed com ica l I n s l-aw t a i u s W a lk 8ho«e speeches and entertained the TMA spectators for a half hour. A d ta n tu r* lil- n a y lan d Am ong the De Bary parenta who J o h n N s.-I.ltt S h o w brought this p roject to fruition 5. J'J M a ls r f r o n t were tired hut happy m others, a ia a ia s « HO l. a s s l* Peg N olle, M arie Slum p! and Iva #11 I’rfYNi# R#cr^l#ir Corbett, with assistants Jeanette Thu Kd XulllYain Sltuvf 1 "i II K Tl.rnlr# lllakem ore, N aom i Jackson and * 31 .41f 1#*1 lIHrhcnrW rr#i#nt* Libby lledm an. Fathers and M em bers of the Sem inole Coun­ 9:## IHI.RII 1'll H1t#Dg# Seoul*. them selves, were on hand ty C ham ber o f C om m erce are v ot­ 9 in VVhil'fl 3lv Lin# jo n n l.m#tt a Young Hlmir fo r a dvice: W. T. Corbett Sr., R. ing on six changns in the by-law s t«i 11 Til \ II. N olle. Ralph Stum pf, Curtis of the organization with the dead­ It H1 TV .PUrhout* R edm an, W. N eidcr and J. Jack- line for m ailing the ballot* bark 12:#1 Hlgn-uff u n in if son; along with H orace C otchcr, to the Cham ber nf C om m erce set Institutional representative anil for midnight M onday, May 28. 1 30 Rign*on rrogrim IU*um# Sally Ann N cid cr, whose enthus­ Suggested change* In Ihe b y ­ #..Va .Nfh n.Wrnthpr iasm kindled the recruiting; and laws o f the local C ham ber o f C om ­ Ti•••) “tiuuit ilurnlng" 1 Ml) Cdti'Aln KRttgiaro* Roy Seoul rh lcf Frank (iuruch- m erce Include 'those on M em hcr- 9 on Tr.nT I'ATThllN srrl, who was kept busy am ong ship, Dues, D irectors, Elections 9 31 Hlgn*on I'logram n#*um# 9:22 X#Hi* \\r#lli»r his charges and P arlam rntary Law. 9:31 Krnl* Ko\*» • The new euh scouts seen r e - , Ballots were mailed to each 11 M 1 ThU Land nf Our* • freshing them selves with fruit m em ber o f the Sem inole County 11H Hi rIk# ll Kith IliUl V«|I nii( l.)ily punch and aandw iches w ere: John Cham ber nf C om m erce along with 11 12 !#*»)• uf Llf# fllakrinore, Allen Carter, Rruce the ru n cut edition o f the Sem -O - II 31 Hr#r«h f»»r T*>morrot#r 111•S Olii'llnff Light Farley, Sieve Jackson, Pat N olle, G ram , monthly bulletin and n*w- 1 2 ft# *l#rk 1’dnr Hhnvr llilly Rlakem ore, Hobby Faron, hIicci of Cham ber activities. 12 31 •A* Th# Wat Id Turn#* 1 ni lt«*D#rt rj f^«t I# Roddy Siuinpf, John M cnieli, Jim 1 .11 \n t.InhlMtrha lloijAtparty my W alker, T ony G urucharrl, 1 l& KHm ►*#♦• Kenneth l-a lloy, W ellesley Corbett, • 11 Th# III# l»#yoff * S|, rilm K.ir# Donald W ulf, D avid Neider, Hobby 1 *»1 IIIIglilrr l»4F Corson, Jackie Jackson, Kdilie 2-11 *Ft-r»i .lorm May II 1 11 Th# K*lg# «*f Vight Redm an and Vicki (iurucharrL A dm ission! 4.0# i'h#nn#l i4» l,r**««rn*d* Charles II. Coghurn (S anford) w*nn r» rP4#4Kt 1 D lsrhargr* Hi R4II41 ILLS 1:11 Mlikr) 3lnn«# Patricia Davis (S an ford ) V.11 Roheri Rum blry (S a n ford ) HM(l *,ni |»#nnti 4 12 Ihttig »'.>!« mdf A S’m»3« Courtney Ricliarenn (S anford) I'gpi lUlUnl • fc May 23 T D1 21*ID# Till •Mr M1•• rif«nV# Adm ission* *31 Th# rrn**il#r Judy Van Winkle (S an ford ) 4 11 l*l#)hnn«# *»f J4l#r• 1 1*1 Th# l.hl»-l||l H. L Sw aggcrty (S an ford ) 9; 31 I'rmm In l'#r#»)1 Birth* ID Ml J.»% •;.*nfIdcniUI t*»: 12 1*4III I’**# Baby Boy Carter 11:2* H. rreii 4»lr‘# rU)hm»# D ischarges t t 01 11:00 IIfi>f*«» Several Semlnol* C ounty t r a i l ­ l i t ) 1.## I'iiiI* 2l#ry K**rd Cl.iudinc Vickers (S an ford ) ers and sa'iool coordinator* will ll 21 J»41# Hlntn Frank tinlzp f8 * " fo r d ) -I'li UwIrk I'diifM" protmldy attend tlm 1 ur.it Rummer 1 2 19 Nfw« AH*» Mrs. I-'nnl* Pape and Baby Boy W orkshop and School Health Con* %Tl III) 4Y 1IIIIIM2U 7 11 T##t l'nll#*in fe iro c e to l.e lirl.l in Tiillnliaa-r* T IV lf>dii«try on I'nrail# during tho month o f June. IN Hutidnv Imnl K*»rum 1 31 Mill'# 1 IHin # Mlor W The Sum m er W orkshop will t>* 9;11 rnifliih# Tlm* 9 in XIIsli«% 3I«iii»# held from June 18 to 'J u ly ft while T V l.ll 4 M B L • In on hi y kin* #•1.41110 tlip Seltool llenlth C onference will ia :u Tips T*k. l'4 r.jtr1* /NIIMT f 1:ni m* T.*n l.e It,.til on Juno JO-JJ. »:% 1:11111 • . Ua«l« W*41 12; DU 2\Ink) 1»ln1f A Y'»t* The entire priiifiMin is sponsornl M in |?#*l I'arhsiMi K )K 1 I1(1 1 d i i i t i t n 1 ‘ 1 h i I v <* I ii.lntt>* hy the llenlth Kduciition \NMllirr .Saw s-H|iorl| D epartnirnt o f Florida State l'n ia llllir i l* * « l \ .S l l W I lUliiltlt nut ver«lty, the Florida State D epait>|tMlllgnt or* I4pur>« inriil o f Eduratiun, and tli« F lull.Vi4111.1 ('•Ifl.sM* i*U)lttMi»* ■In S lnlo lluaid o f llra llh . • .it* I 'r 11 f 4 *1 •’ r !t •»<* Purpose o f lh « w orkshop Is to l'U ) t l d l | * 4 8141 • 4.## Tlm l.ltinutt tf • n f # h n g » *4 provide a renter wherein partici­ I'flsnit lo fl'rtAII Orii# 4 M *»rm pant* m ay w orn uninterruptedly lllllitvAy I'alml ru n T in T in I.if* or muv T il \ fo r tlirt'ii weeks oil pru denis nf \i<ti| \#tg l>|tnr| rm m trv F io llr t ciilierril to them as lender* In Im­ proving the srhonl health program . School adininlutrutur*, supervis­ Today & Saturday ors, school health coordinator*, teachers, piddle health personnel in oilier offlrh il and voluntary health organizations will p a rtici­ pate in tho workshop. T opic* to he discussed during the w orkshop periods * r« : Real.onslhilitlcs o f th* School Health C oordinator, Coordination and usn o f th* llenlth Service* Program lanning, Functional A ppinaches to T eaching, and P io g ia m Evalua­ tion, A lthough the School Health C onference Is hut a throe day event, it Is provided fo r an o p ­ portunity fo r peopla In th* field o f education and health concern­ ed •vilh th* school health program to m eet fo r a shorter period o f tlm* to .h a re experiences and to work on rnmmnn problem *. S tale and local leaiHr* In eduration and health w ho hav# re*sponslhllltle* relating to school ALSO ON THE SAME PROGRAM health will attend th* eonftrenc*. C O f C Members Vote On 6 Changes ****.• M im a # ^AMMJa'eS r%v #&fy Bur to n o wmS* EIGHTH* A TStSifZ PHONE C A '.L BILLS. BILLS VEs/ fM f PACKAGES*. NaxsrrA its collect f o r . vo u . d a o T i r s TVie r ( GABAGB7 Burns C--V don r a s k e d ip ->OU . \v a n t t >-<5 MENTION MONEY." HANG . Hospital Notes ’ B arrscv . C H A B G E O .7 U P " JL 1956 Workshop Is To Be Held Soon In Tallahassee 1 DON’T SEff MOW 11 V #**(vOt VCU BUlNO THtfAM ALL V ^ u 'u D A W 'S OOTTO STAXT 1 1AW I U1 nFr rB r •* l An j A K i V WaAaNtT -TT/-%O f »P. LA N O N E Of* 1— >. I l-l IfTAfcNATON, PeK.’ "ES5GC £ >■ ■ 1 ■ ' ■ ■■ - A IN 'T N O Television AS A N IN N a S S B U SVlBBT P B K TA T t t t l [ '7 'AXI PONT PUT AUC.AHAVp I (oreAN >n xxju a > rli va<cn vou roo&or VvtTH ir / SUGAR > AND ) REPAIRING V ""lr.S > > A PIPELINE < F J 'V. v AND WE HAVE t V T C f 'T [ CREAM NO WATER S O M> A \ ’P BAioy/ r nvo GUNS O V • T V Y '* A \ iNSTSfUWNTAB FINB MGWOOD, They'PC ) yuh , ■ T hO d S IN T O I T l LBARNN3 TM g H 'inbk . 1 TUiN<sai 1 11 ■ • * . ., P/GNT.' NOW O P O P YOUP 6UN8£L T A N ’ & 5MOON T/ ____________________ _— ^ rh M /srct?.' a e f* c e d o w n a f t c p y o u n s n c o YOU CAN WATCH US BLOW O PEN THC CAVC WNCVC W E A N IP TNG STTX.CN G O LD / The h o t w ay to keep hard plastic table top* and counters clean la by w ashing with plenty nf snap nr detergent audi. Thank You So M uch For The Support You Hove The Shown Past Me Through Few Week? I earnestly solicit your vote & support again on May 29th Thomas M. Stringer CANDIDATE FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE GROUP 2 ••Huffv ..f Nun QtieaUa* *\#w# a m i H 1 II4 T • rrriMooM l« 19 n» 30 ll.UD T # it r * l i t r n T h * rh r| » ln p h # r# HMiitli»til« rr # « b > l« r l4 8 Church II Jo 1 1 :4 3 1 3 DO Legal Koruni 12:12 12:31 IV11#| Hill lllrhoh 3 M I 1 I „ ri 1 :0 « i 1:10 -T in 4 M o k it H ear’* 2: la 2 .5 # 2 «1 r*H l I*a wi This I* T i n Llf# J>r ltu<)»un‘ « JutifRil My KrUna *Tlcl»« Lung J o in 8 H\cr 3 « • 1 .3 # 1:0* liSI A.V# Tilvphuii* *lliui You A it T htiv 3 31 •;aa *13 r r h n l * Hirrtlorf t: 3 'i • ;D t j l-'l a u ili\# i KituR' T :3 # » ‘w*l a I L\ T h »a l«r K«»ril T li» M i# r 9*4,o#* r i i e ll r n g # 30 9 :oi) in.on Ultal i 31> Lin# Hitchcock i rrnent# 1 1 :1 3 |0 11 To1*nf H^out# 12 11 fllgn •nff 9 :2 1 Il DO H«)R N # n « Hp#<*1al 11 t11 l*«wr#nvi M#lk 8)101 11 TO H IIM H Y R U R M ia *: II I *11 I ill 91O') 9:1*1 lot) lo: Jo It o«» 11:12 1 1 :1 1 l t :l» II o# t 2: 1A ’!>•! l*att#rn Hood Moinlng ( '4 p l« u K 4 n 44 ro ? il«rr> Hour# Aillnr tjtnlfr#/ Ntrlk# It \ # IU n t l. i'lr l.o\# nf L1f# Nr.trrh K « r T o m o r r o w Miitiltpg Light 13 ftrlttrlt Rtpnrl .l.trii r*# r .%• Th# IVorM Ttirra IM l 1 A1 l?»»M o 1.#M It y 1 lo ||niiB#fi#rf.v f »n ni# 1 2 10 Unit Crnelw nrlght#r f»#r 1 o* TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY M AN TO act as P olicem an, SupL o f Streets, Guardian o f Public Park, who is interested in a t h -R lelic* A children. Must h a v e ® ear. Writ* giving qualification* A salary desired to Town Clerk, P. O. R-'X 23J, Altam onta Springs, Fla, LA ST T IM E T O N IG H T 8TA R TH 7:10 ■r h i ! L o iv iir J?A lV f;i- R •■-• AUNCW IIMWADUCMM ■ a W t S M O V « 0 # ewua « •*•**• tivmaim•urttinwiil- mimmi liana tumu ■nin imf - rTaw t «~i'r'..a — .irunk. in iti.— . minmi K IS IIIw . F eatu re— 7:30 — 11:00 I 'L l B road^ h o u se Feature— f:1 7 Only H ATL'H IIAY O N L Y Hz U R V A T G unsight pass MMM-MRJM-atFlOM F ealure— 7:31 — 11:11 SECO N D lu a it l'M v D # Feature— FEATURE U d R H N M lt* 9:38 Only PLU S <'H A IT E R NO. I •TH E IIATJIAN ” SUNDAY and M O N D AY THE L A U G H RIOT DIE YEAR! VA/i JR t 8 K IR 7 S STARTS SUNDAY ..... Itiiy T h « M u d fo l.ntR Nho*v — L lt U f fW A N T — PLUS— Wult Disney'* “ S A R D IN IA " (Pd- Pel. Adv.) K rfa u vcr . to* ClftlUAYIQl J -W O V CONCRETE PIPE a )> !# • or INVITIHG you ~~kto ad o 7a n o th c r ^ROOM OB E R M A H It 's A l w * « * J a a IT S t ^ f y o t / * a t t ic is in the election for the full term of State Representative. R#at Th* Cl*'* Jackie <)lf*a»a RU rlU M T h u tr s �"■ n ....... mm sVC^VTai 1/ . r Snap Out Of It !! Call 1821 IF YOU HAVEN’T TRIED "FAST ACTION*' WANT ADS YOU ARE REALLY MISSING THE BOAT! THEY ARE A SURE FIRE WAY TO RAISE MONEY BY SELLING YOUR UNUSED ARTICLES FOR CASH! MS I 1 A -P L A C E J T O B A T IT— BU ILDING PAINTING 1 4 -A P A R T M E N T S 43—ARTICLE S FO R SALE R E P A IR S 2- SEW ING m achines. Ph. 1014-51 3-ROOM garage apt. Modern bath, Paint R oller F R E E I. kitchen equipped, Large screen­ GOOD upright piano, 1100. New Wlth p u rctia n of 4 jjalluns paint, ed porch, garage. Close in. l‘ ii U K eom ora 30" electric * rang*, any kind, Inude or outside. 358. $75. Call 974-XM. F A M ILY FUN N EED A P A IN T E R ? SEE US) M cR A N E Y -SH ITH FOLDING Cotv—$3.98. 50 F t Rosa A 1413 S. P ark Phon# 120J 42.95. All lis t Tarpaulins. Array- FU RN ISHED Apt*. 201H W F r it St. Reasonable— Phone 1321. N avy Surplui. 310 Sanford Ave. D ELIG H TFU L T R E A T A SPE C IA L price Inside A out* •id*. R oom a p od al $14.05. Lot 4 4 - A P PLIAN CES FOR EFFIC IE N C Y Apartm ent. Suit­ u* paint your HI* roof. Call able for bachelor or couple. F R IG ID A IR E apDBancas, aalea 3170-J a ik for U r. T alk er. EVERYONE P n v it e bath. A croi* from Poat and aervice. G. H. High. O viedo, O ffice. Manuel Jacobson. M R S. A P P L E R Y 'I R E STAU RAN T IS— E L E C T R IC A L Coatraatera F la. Phone r 05-3313 or Sanford 1843-W altar 6 p. m. E lficiency apartm ents, air con Im a g in e YOU looking at HIM RANDALL ELECTRIC CO, ditiom ng and TV optional. 2621 AIR CONDITIONING a c r o u to* TA B LE undar tii« E le c u l f ! l “A p* iri S. Park (H ighw ay 17-92), San­ F or Room or Building STA RS on th* PATIO at Ole _ J1T V 5 « rT lc« C e n t t T ford. C L A R K ’S TOU RIST COURT H. a POPE CO. INC. DO GQ IE D IN E R and B A R , . B*n4 l* 8#d C w ila y Ap^Uaacea 112 MarnolU Are. US 288 Saelh Park Ave. Phene 1444 3 -8 E D R 0 0 3 1 furnished apt. Very L ake U ary. clean and close in. Than* util, I P - L A U N D K Y -D B Y C L E A N IN G BAGtilfULY Jim m y Cowan. 4 — LO ST A N U e u U N b APPLIANCE CENTER One nour • Wain and p a n t f t Threa and lo u r room furnished LO ST — Y oung green parakeet Oaa hour V* • Waab and D r? 'Y o u r W aiU nghouie D ealer” apt*. V ery clean and close In. on Rlverviaw V P iT H2S-J. flnlahad La an dry PH O N E 1757 US MAGNOLIA Phone 810, Jlm m v Cowan. Sanltooa Dry Ci*7 Q aanl 43—BU ILDING M A TE RIALS S o a t h a ft U S—PERSONAL NOTICES F U R N IS H E D clean 1 s t flo o r a■eats Slak P eodm art Bldg. partm enL 1004 Palm etto Ava. USED BRICK R oila w a y , H oipital a i d B a b y 1M Baal 15th S t Bad*, b a y , Week or M o n tb TWO CARLO AD S beautiful used 2-ROOM furnished apt. T ile bath, TaL 141$. fu r o i tore C enter— IS— P IA N O S E R V 1 C I brick. Oranga, red, and burnt private entrance, Phone 3030-J US Wcat F lrit black. See them at SHERM AN L L Sill plane TachnlcU n 2-BEDROOM Apt. 1120 Park. Ph. CO N CRETE P IP E CO. Phone 2184 Route 1. Sanford L o ca l and Long D liU n ee m oving. 666-J. RED-1-31 Ht CO N K RETE A g e n ii lor HOW ARD VAN 21—ROOFING— PLUM BING Furn. 1 HR & 2 DR apis. Also M irad a Concrate Co. LINES, INC. PEN IN SULAR garago apt. 1'h. 432-W. 308 Elm A ve. P boae 1335 T R A N S F E R A STORAGE, Inc. PLUMBING O ffica 1500 French Ave., Phone C ontract and repair work. F re t E F F T ciE N C Y _ A p t7 air condition'61 VARIETIES PANELING ed. USA citlm a te i. R. L. Harvey. 204 Highway 17-92 aoulh city N ative and F oreign Woods Sanford Ave. Pboae 1121 lim its. Slum berland Court. See Them A l H A V E YOU B E E N A M OTHER — Plum bing. Kresky Heating Sherman Concrete 1’ipe Co. FU RN ISHED duplex apt. Living L A T E L Y ? Call PhUlpa Colonial A dining room , kitchen, 2 bedM. G, HODGES Out West 13th St. Ph. 2(89 Cleanera. Ph. 4S1. room s & bath. Plenty o f cubS ervice on All W ater Pump**4— BUSIN K M EQU IPM ENT board space. A pply 2312 P alm et­ Wells Drilled — Pum ps G IR LS— E nloy a unique and dlfto Ava. Paula Road Phone TOO ■*' rent vacation at a real ranch. H AYN ES O ffice m achine Co.. o n lt 60 glrla, June 10 thru Typew riters, adding m achine*, F or Reiter Plum bing apt . i t h . MO Ranch, Mrs. 11 E. Sales-Rentals. 314 $Tag.. Ph 44. See or Call porch. Roilaway bad, garage. M orrla, PHONE 793-J. 612 Park, 1’ h. 4U8-W. W . J. K IN G ( T - F U R N IT U R E -H O U S E H O L D 2800 oulh P ark— Phone 50 GOODS 17 -HOUSES and COTTAGES I H a v a 1 4 ,5 0 0 HIGHEST CASH T R A D E - IN T o In v eit In a B u iln e n SEE S em iool* Really for Dasir PRICES P A iD FOR USED Aa a W orking P artner able Hom es and Apts. Phone 27 FU RN ITU RE B O X 3 0 7 , S a n f o r d H e r a ld R llir ™ WILSON-VIA IKK 2-Bcdroom House, Phone 2983 W. Contracting and Repair FURNITURE CO. in, NICE clean fu n tish al cot tag* on P boae 1113 FISHING and boating on the St. l* »f g ia fo r d Ave. Call 058 17-92. Rent by week or month. John* R iver, Shlnrra and other 22—SPE C IA L NOTICES Lighti and w ater tu n u ibed . Pb. 311 E. Flmt St. bait. Monroe Boat Bowl No, of 3010-WI. the M onroe Bridge. EN VELO PES, letterheads, state­ SHOP ECHOLS FU RN ISHED 2-Bedrooin Home. 3 ments, invoice*, hand bills, and I w ill not pay any debta m ade by minute* from naval baa*. Im ­ r o g r a m a, etc. P rograsilve anyone but m yaolf. m ediate occu p an cy. Phonu 59-J Tinting Co, P boo* 408 — 403 F. M. ENGLISH or 1232. West 13th SC_________________ M 1 55— ROMES BATIN Q OU T THE SANFORD HERALD LOWELL R. OZIEK Bailder - Phoa* |US Otttce: 2801 & O riaade Dr. AUTOMOTIVE A —B O A T S A N D M O TO RS Y O U R EVTNRUDE D E A L E R OFFERS H. P. E lgin .. $57.50 3 H. P. Johnson ISM Modal .................-..$80.00 S H. P. M ercury 1855 M odel .................. *150.00 I H. P . S cotl-A w ater G ear shift ....$ 7 2 .5 0 TVS II. P. Evm rude 1953 Model ..... $110 00 YVj H. P. M ercury Mark 7 ........$115 00 TV* H. P. Elgin ........... $82.50 10 H. P. M ercury Lightning ...... *125 no 1955 Evinrude 15 H. P ..... $265.00 IS II. SCOTT-ATW ATER with controls . . .. $159 95 IS H. ELG IN . .. $120.95 18 H.—SCOTT-ATW ATER 1955 Model ............. .......... $239 00 IS H. P. M e r ciry Mark 20 ................. $225 00 23 H. P. Evinrude 1953 .rtuuci. Llko new ............ $285 00 A lto many m otor* torn dow n fur used parts, Reasonable. • T R A D E -IN your old boat, M o­ to r or Trailer, —Selection o f Doati — Olaaa, M ahogany, Aluminum and G altor Tralle-a. • A lio saveral u icd R o a d and trailers. Bee (be Naw E rta m d e Line for ’54 ROBSON .Sporting Goods O R L A N D O Sentinel Ralph Hay. 3150. Star, Call UPHOLSTERING Custom M ade Drapery and Slip Covera. STANLEY KULP Phone Sanford — 2858 J 3821 S. Park (111 way 17-03) T. V. REPAIRS ’Til 10 p. m. S ervice C all! $3.00 W. A. N orris Ph. 1559. J. Q. Herrin, Ph. 2893-J. Licensed T echni­ cians, guaranteed work. W E L L D R IL L IN G P um p Sales with Repair Service GARLAND SHAW P. 0 . Ho* 518 L O N G W 00D Phone: w. p. 26 2683 FOR speedy, reason a hie & re li­ able TV and Radio Repair Ser­ vice. C A L L HO O VER, 2133 or visit 503 S. Sanford Ava. CERAMIC TILE Paul F. .Mueller A Son Ph. 134 F reo estim ate, Quality work. ilnthers have until May 28 to WIN Call 481. the Philips COLONIAL CLEANERS. EM PLOYM ENT 1 8 -H E L P W A N T E D F E M A L E W AITRESS - Apply Touchton's Drug Stoce, 3<r. Clark. E vinrude Sale* A Service 304 E. l» t St. Phone 998 W HITE laundry checker. Apply In person, Sem inole County Laun­ WILL SACRIFICE dry, 819 W. 3rd. 1950 22 H. P. Johnson Outboard M otor. Mak# m e an offer. Phone 76-sVO RK W ANTED—FEM ALE H arry W hitener at 2203-W. Full-tim e housew ork. Call 1121-R. 1— M O TO RCY CLES-BICYC LE S II-W O R K W AVT>;d -M A L E .S I P .-j K 5, '. K l f . iCh in HIGH SCHOOL boy with p ow er S K r f g t a a f t ? e t PHONE 2893W m ow er w in ti m ow ing. 7 i E m -4. i —BUSINK S? O PPORTU N ITIES 8—PARTS-B*i-'AIR.'> EX P E R T FRO N T END ALIG N ­ M ENT AND W H EEL BALANC­ IN G — Pasaenger cars and T ru ck s; all m akes, sties— w ton to S-ton. Sem inole County M ot­ ors, inc. 319 E. 1st St. PHONE lu ll. 13— T R A IL E R S FOR SALE — G rocery and gas station Well established busi­ ness, g o o d location. Hines* lo r c e i sale. Ph. S2U Sanford, Florida. _______ FINANCIAL 34—INSURANCE t will pay YOU to see US before P referred R alce to Preferred you tray- Open Evenings and Policyholders ■undayi. John W illia m s In s . A g e n c y Eaatalde T railer Sale*. 417 Saaiord Atlantic Bank Palatka, Fla. Pbona 34 •4 ft. kauau trailer with cabana. U a jlie td lp ju fftlth e d . Radio, TV, LIV E STO C K a n d T w T r w . C lll 2831 until 6 ;o o p. m, 18—KORSFS—CA1TLP, 3(th Anniversary Sale —BBAUTT PABLOBS o«tr Seaulv Number Ph 171 13—ARTICLES vqb HALE WE need hm utur*. paying top eash for earn*. Sail to buy rrom. SU P E R T R A D IN G POST oa Hwy. 17-92. Pb, 8017-W . WHY, HP'S /N U M B B s ELCVHAI OM T H e L iIST stv O P THET T B N M O ST*- - % W ANTED SC A LA W A G S/ HOMES ’JEW. Beautifully Designed THREE and FOUR Bedroom H om es • 1 and 2 Baths FH A and VA (G I ) FIN AN CED A Varied S election of Plana P riced from $11,200 to $24,000 Built By ■ \'/ O D ilAM A TU DO R. INC. Builders of Finer Homes F or Florida Living HOMES A V A ILABLE: South P in e c r e s t ...... Sanford, Fla. G rove Manors .......Sanford, Fla. Valencia Villa* ___ DeLantl. Fla. SALES O FFICE 2623 S. r rench Ave. Phone: 2100 and 2980 0 8 7 -B R O K E R S and REALTORS os— l o t s r LOTS — P inecrest Section. C i t y w aiar. Phone 437-J. 1 7 -B R O K E R S and REALTO RS Consult A REALTO R F lrit CULLEN & IIAHKKY R ELAX Convenient, "E a sy to keep" 2 bedroom house. Choice Wynn#* w ood location. Spacious lawn, beautifully landscaped. Hard­ wood floor*, panel TV room . $10,930. TERM S •l^o Intercut on Morlgttgo noun L. Pnvfnn, flrokcr Alberta J. Hall, Associate Phono 2871 17 02 at Hiawatha Used 14* per ------------- - Winborn C. Phillip*, Jr. LAKEFRONT HOME 2-B. R. m asonry hom * with east­ 1949 Ford Tractor Doublo Slaea 1949, Sanford’s Laadlst ern exposure on beautiful claar Bottoni 14" Plow, R Row Builder o f hom ei for aver 1,600 lake. Oak floor*, furred w ills, tiled bath, extra bath in garage people. S ile i O ffice: Little Venice Cultivator. and m any other desirable fea­ la Loch Arbor, IHUTT TRACTOR CO. turei, P riced below replacem ent PHONE 1584 cost at 318,500. Hi way 17-92 So. Phono 501 FOR SALE— Corn fo r canning or deep freeze, N. Cam eron Ave. 3-BED RO O M , tile bath. rtoH d* Ph. 182-W. room . Oak flocra. large lot, W. DIETRICHS •hade A fruit traaa. Call 1074-W, 1181 Park A v e. 53—WANTED I t s HUY Seminole Realty (4—APARTMENTS b a ^ m ^ F lS l"* : >vaion Apt*. 720 W C m ciaaey ne*i FO R W IDE CHOICE or buyers, r e n ltr i, w ork tri, use Want Ada. T . W. M ERO Phaaa 21 * r 145 time* Johnny W alker, A ssociate "C a ll H a ll" Phone 1758 G R A B YO UB PHONE and dial 1121 for a Herald sd-w rlter the M 3 l Y f c t K -A T f c I m . S -2 S * w » ltt P le n u m DAILY C R O S S W O R D ACIIOHS 1. Mure or lees 0. Cleansing agent * Savor 10. A bar of idlver 12. I’ lncer-llke organ 13. Stir up I t . Mint Infrequent 16 Greek letter 17. Miu-aw 18. Not difficult 21. Like 23. Movable barrier 3 4 .Insect 26. Hole in a needle 28. Vehicle 29 Edit 32. Grate 33. Farm anlrnnl 36 A ccm d 38. Ily way of 39. A genu* of lizards 4 1 Those w ho play (ha pipe. 43 Couches 46 .Strings 47. Hull out 48 Handles I Rom. Antiq.) 49. Tram car (B rit ) SO Look askance DOWN 1. A frican desert 2. W orked 3 Burrowing . nnimnl 4. flub out 0. T ill* Of raapect 6. Biblical nam . 7. Chills and (avtr f . O f tho mail service 9 Scraw ny animal It. I’ lnguo in Flap 19. Dry, aa wlnn 20. Uarlod of Mm* 23. N ettling 7irjf.it t* 1 h i m , • , 23. Thw art H'Xfwrwr-j ;r-r a • -1 fjra »M 7i(’ l . i J ” i i l 27. Shield ;im :i -ti 11111 x r 20. Stir JM -u*i 1 up it:-j a>t .1 .is,-; 30. T o H3i.au it f : i i i :'-. m t .m ; i -: i4 1 wreat UiUH '.HI t .1 " by PHJtirqr-ifii 1 1. • vio­ t-tlU'42lt-;.1 J 1 . lence at.13 -4 I I:. I 31. Slant Rl If l( 1 -JMgl 1 33. N ative Chief Yesterday'* Aaawtt (In dia) 42. A ram meal 34. Antiquated bread 37. Unit o f 44. Man'a n *m v w eight 43. Variant o| (S iam .) "S ham ." 4a A t t Biblical d istin ct nam e r- 4 r- P % tl k % ■ i ii % % iS1 ur TT" fr to 1 % M % a ia. av % tl % t r i%r ill 53 % Iw % it ir W< 41 44 i TT ;) II 4. i 41 44 *1 t 1 % Trades Desk To Get Husband Seat At Braves* Opener "SMp - Jylate Seek hr 1 1 S u in ' *pe»l«i i*i deVei.'*J Hr*. DeraarJ Nanus *ka plated this ad la ike Mil­ waukee Seadael tan year, asid kef k.sbtad aauid be at ibe |*m I ■sal A4a a n e w tell ..N M .f M M H iH .lt a M M i-4 i M f 3fueJi,Da*o<vrHeuEM PUNT, MKH w -> «• • * s ty le ) at Be. W hit* 6 p . r . t; (nr gola r L ie* __ co u n t T I L E FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY u1' lnt n\ T F .S FUU DICK M A P E S GENERAL TILE CONTRACTOR DIAL Kanrord 210R-W H B A U T IF T TOUR BATHROOM WYTH CERAMIC TILS PAINTING ALL KINDS Fhone 3184 Daya minute you find som ething's lost, • BRUSH RBd SPRAY i-os.t Ada find U> TED BU R N ET T GETTIN G A P E T for you r child? See classification No. 33 la the Wait Ada. IM A K IN O r u n r.asuUiisi.auHa.ri. V^’;V • etfS aS S S S Pbona 1IU to plica ’em. —P acm ry to Tea— FURNISHED Apt. 2300 U e ilo ^ Barrlttfs Bm b Ij Nook villa. A lu m in u m 193 so. Oak TOO MUCH F U RN ITU RE? Clai V e n a t io n B lin d s HUTCHISON'S O cean Front BEPAIBB 17— BU ILDING Enclosed bead. Sag-pruof bottom Apts. 339 S. AllinU e. D a y u a e •Hied aae w ll the turpiui for PAINTING rati with plaatla ends Plastic or Beach, Call H74-W. rayoo U p#*. Cottoo or oylor H o o i I aai d i i | and flalahiM CASH. P h n u U U fo r a a td eerdi. NICELY furniahed 3 room S*?*l* S ervitg Sami Ctaa_____ waxing • • nkarfh Glass nnd Paint If, apartment. Call C. C. Walsh, U1 note county auice IMS wrttcr. or 9S5-B, U 3 U 4 W ait 3od SL Phoa* UU a M. GMaaon, L a te M ary 22 B E A U T IFU L L A K E F R O N T HOM E On large lot, 100 It. on lake. Fine w hile ain d beach, good sw im ­ HAVE MORE MONEY by sell ming and fishing at front door. ng unneedid things Htrough Want Oak floors, furnace heat, in c lo s ­ (as. Phono 1321 tor help 10 ed garage. P rice $10,500— Term * Aordibg your id . (a ua far F rench Ava. P roperty RE A L ESTATE D R IV E -IN 2544 F rench A ve. J. W. HALL, REALTOR P o s e !! that hold \'X ’ >.;. 11 0 M E S BALL REALTY 48— FA M AND O A R PE N By STANLEY ohm 1952-M Nights A N D BU/iO/NG- N E E D S SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Out w o* lsth nu 1 Bfc* 9 98 NICE 3-Room Furnished cottage, C a rp on o. Couple. $55 Phono FRAN KLIN REA LTY N AVY, leaving tow n; his hard 1288-.'It. lurk Is )« u r good luck. Modern F or Sale— i bedroom house, sep­ arate garago. Phone 1336, lit. 17. 2-bedroont hom e, all electric Hollyw ood Bed. Com plete $38 FURNISHED 3-bedroom h o u * u 92. Do Rary. P rice $6500. kitchen. parquet (lo o n . Availnaar M cRaynold'a Drug Store. 8 LEGS M E E abl* now for * 4 « o . ONLY $1500 $95. W aiar included- Ideal loca­ K in g ili* B id , com plete $111 Down. tion for children. 526-W after I Inches w ider and 7:00 p. m . longer than ordinary bed Bedroom Suit# $99 3-BEDROOM house (or rent. Part­ 3 hedroom s at a price you can a f­ ford. A ttractive hom o with largo Hooke a vc lied. Dresser ly furnished. Call Mr. Jenkins, kitchen; nice yard with llliy ; A. B. Peterson, Broker Associates • and M irror Phono 9118 or 21W-3L A. B. Peterson Jr., I*. J. Chosconvenient location. T O T A L 3 Room s Com plete $295 terson, Garfield WillcUs, John P R IC E $10,300. TERM S. Bedroom . Living Room 3-B rdroom house. Paneled porch, Mi-isch, It W. W illiam s, llau-l anil Dinette kilchcn equipped, attic (an. $1W) Do you like a largo hom e and 31. Field, A. C. Doudncy, Laud mo. Call 1222*J or 2407-W. good grounds? Her* is a 2-stw y ECHOLS BEDDIN G CO, huvayor. with 3 bedroom s. H i hatha, and Corner 2nd. A M arcella Pb. 1132 11$ N. Park Thono 1U9. lot* of living apace. PRIC ED TO iA-ItOO M B "B a d B am berger” Mer. SELL at $12,000, with as low as Open Mondays 'III 1:00 n.m. $1250 Down. NICE bedroom . Private entrance VISIT OUR BALCONY UNUSUAL O FF E R and bath Phone 2029-W 2 STO R Y brick A fram e home W. H. ■•BlU'' BTKMPEIt Used furniture, appliances, tools, facing a park. Excellent comil Realtor — G eneral insurance etc. Ilmaxht-sold. L arry's Mart. CLEAN room s, TV. The Cables. linn, iiafthvLHKl lluorv All largo Guy Allen, Aasorlate 401 Magnolia. 321 East 1st St. Phone 1631 room s, j ocuroom s, living Arietta P rice, Associate room , dmiiig room , don. K itch­ lluv your Furniture at Berry'a Rhone 2122 III N I’ ara Are en equipped with appliance* and Warehouse Furn., Co., at K l w R E A L E ST A T E dlih washer. 213,710. Cash or 1st SL All oatloaiU y adv fur Alsinnder & Strlngtr term i. nllura at warehoua* prices Real Estate ♦ Insurance Mrs. Lourine M essenger, A>sioa. t5— HOMES OZIEK REALTY CO. 107 M ignolia Ave. P b. 18 Laura B Ozler REASONABLE large com fortable R e f. Real E itato Broker hom e, partly (urnlihed. Phone J601 So. O rlande D r, — Ph. 1359 1252 or 2313-J, RAYMOND M. BALL $2611 F oam Rubber Sections! $154 OSCAR M. HARRISON SACRIFICE — Concrete Block 31200 2*Pc Living Room Suite $89 REG . BROKERS bedroom i, Living room , kitchen, $130 2-P c S of* Bed Suite . . . . $88 S. D. H llbleytnsn. A iM C lltc N O T A P R O JE C T ! Florida room and screened $50 Cedar Rohas .................. $38 2*4 South Park A ve. Phoa* 9 porch, gas floor furnace, paved $50 Chest o f D raw ers ............ $38 alreet, close to store, com plete­ IP IT IS RE A L ESTATE $110 Double D resser and ly furnished, $11,000. aak CYimlay A Maatetth •Mirror ................................ $9$ BUT— Hom es of Real Individual! al 117 South Park P hooe 77J C nruH o R e a l N u ta te , D e T ln ry ty : Brittany Farm Homes, Early Odd Chrom e Chair* ................ $4 They Know Am erican, Ultra Modern, Cun I 'c r c ii Caruso, Registered Broker vantional U F r e n c h Colonial NEW HOME type*. T hroe bedroom *, m n o n r y co n ­ F O B ACTION SATISFACTION, struction. pavod alreet. Total BUILT On L a r i* Landscaped price only $925000 with terms. 2P c L iving R oom Suite . . . . . :t8 L ots: in tb* tw it of neighbor­ use Classified ads. Phone 1821 for Bit Eaat 4th Street. M iam i Lounge ................ ...... $8 hoods. Plaallo Arm Sofa B ed . .. .... $15 Robert A. WlUiama, Realtor an ad-w rllrr. 3Pc Bed Room Suite . . . . ........... $59 R aym ond L u d q u la t, Assoc lata Glasa D oor W ardrobe . . . .... $12 CO M PLETE with all tbo features you hav* dream ed about such Phone 1873 Atlantic Bank Bldg LOSE A V A LU ABLE? Lost A di Triple Mirror Vanity . . . . .... 115 aa colored General Electric apare fam ous finders. Call 1821 for D reiaar and M i r r o r ........ .... $10 pliancca and colored plumbing an a d -w r ite fi Interested help. Like Naw Roilaw ay Beda .... $20 BRAND NEW natures. 9-Pc Dining Room Suite .. ..... $98 3-B. R., 2-Baths, spacious through­ 5-P c Dinette .................. ... $15 out, largo, lot surrounded by Baby Crib and M attress . . . . . $14 AND available at reasonable quality hom es, excellent section. Bafhlnetto ........................ . . . . . . $7 prices with the b e lt financing I f you are looking for a home A with minimum down-paywith larger fea tu rei, let ua show r « A . Ad M ather o f Sanford you our beat value at 312,800. moaU. 11c pee *,M .... — 8 Ilsaeo G ood term s, veteran o r nonJ83-89 R. let BL Nwa* 1ST lt e p*r ------------- time* veteran. New ■it-ued 0 a 3 B edroom , 1-bath House. S in Lanla Sub-D ivision; $1700 down and assum e G .l. 4 'V ,i M ice, with $70.29 Monthly P ay’ ts. 2874-R (or apntl. 1813 I’ alom a. (08 N. Park Ave. Pkone 2312 A R E A L HOM E ON WHEELS 37* ft, Houactraller. la e riflca . Law 3 RIDING Horiai and saddles W ANTED—One, two, or thren H. Dawn paym ent and Terms- *300 Phone 1307 Sanford. P. atr-com p retior. Cell 2031-W. 3 Bedroom Co te re te Black P h o a a jlt _ 1 8-P O U L T R Y VA — 1225 Down Paym ent PIN E tim ber. No tract too large J O B SALE—S pecial house traUar. $58. Per Month P & I or sm all. J. L. Ulisaon, IOC W. 300 RED Pulleta. Been laying K ilchcn Fully Equipped II ft. R oy Oraft. w ail to wall 9th St. Sanford. about » weeks. Cali 9205. Act fia t tu -boose co lo r, srd tile carpeting. Painted Inside and out. Sea U at Dream wold T rail­ A. K. Shoemaker, Bnildtr • RENTALS er Park or Pbona 3$T0.J>_____ i M E R C H A N D IS E P borne 1 W • BUSINESS SERVICES THE OLD HOME TOW N F or Sale or Rent — T hree badroom nouse. Separate dining room . Kitchen equipped. Phone 2968-W. nM F Frl. May 25, 1058 �• • 7 ■ • ■ • ■ yW/V ? v> i V *& • <!*.•« " 'M ' n The ■ M l TO BUY A HOME; The purchase of a home is the most important investment the average family will ever make. It represents a large sum of money, and it means a great deal to the happiness and well-being of the family. Therefore, i is important that you select the right home. Among the factors which should be considered are the following: L O C A T IO N . Is it con ven ien t to stores, schools, churches, transportation and oth er fa cu ltie s? PLAN . Is the hom e w ell-planned to m eet y o u r requ irem en ts? D oes it have en ou gh room , and la rg e en ou gh room s? VALUE. D o you know how much the hom e you are con sid erin g is really w orth? Is the hom e w ell-built with latest m o d e m fea tu res 1^*• . YOU'LL F IN D A H O M E W ITH ALL THESE R E Q U IR E M E N T S A N D M A N Y M O R E, AT ' SOUTH PINECREST $11,200 A Distinctive Community O f Homes from 4 H O M E S N O W A V A IL A B L E -1 0 4 H O M E S P U R C H A S E D A N D SO LD Your Home Can Be Completed In 10 Days To 3 Weeks T E R M S Why Not Drive Out tf you are a veteran— S ervice P erson n el F. H. A. M 2 5 Down P aym ent HI per month TODAY? 50 Down Pti 81500 P aym ent per m onth 810 P* ^ F. H. A. ■ Down Payment per month 1NCORPOUATED "Builder* Of Flatr Horn**" ' BHAILEY ODHAM, Pres. Sales O ffice — 2625 South French A v e . . . Phones 2100 and 2080 Come By And See Us TO D A Y ! aUril ■ " ■ . ____________ 4 ____ f ; ________ • • ■ �- — ! — . ign Donations Continue M an K illed Shooting Contributions art continuing to A 40-jair old Sanford Negro wai •hot and killad early Sunday ' comt in (or the Mental Health J U S 1™ * - “ *“ "> h" " progroaa In Seminole County for be«r parlor. Jeiiie Caldwell, SIS Cypreaa Ave., waa abot by a Sanford Polle* Department patrolman when the Negro allegedly drew • SS-» an* tomatle Cera an-type Lugar. Involved in a breaking and e»terlng, Caldwell waa etopped by Patrolman Robert Leo Cooper who attempted to question and arraet the Nerro when ho drew a pistol. The ihooting occurred In the alley between Sanford and Pal* mwtto Ave, between Fourth end Expected Large Turno In Democratic Prim aries ★ . dr. ★ », ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ t . t— Aspirants Predict Success tho past two weeks. •I Runoff Candidates In Tom orrr/'s Election Mr. and Mrs. Sidney E. Ives Til presented the treasurer of the Seminole County Mental Health As* eocialioa, Mrs. Gustav Bambor|ir, with a substantial chock for tho campaign fund. In proaanttng tho chock, Mrs. Ives staled that aha hqd been Tomorrow la olocllM di closely connected with mental Ill­ Local officials grg prgd ness because of her work as W, lar’gtr turnout for th# flat Y. Counselor for the Reynold* To­ in tho Damocratle Prime bacco Co. In North Carolina, Dur­ morrow when runoffs will ing her career she wa* again rifth 8t«. tided and a presidential p closely Identified wtlh this typo of Constable J. Q. "Slim” Gallo, named. Illness whan aha was Counselor way, called to the scene to tnvea* In Family Service at High Point, Both candidates for th* ligate the shooting in the absence N. C. tic nomination of a preside of Conner W. Hugh Dunean, lm pirant havo visited Sanfoi Mrs. Ivas aald, "la mv 15 yaars panelled a Coroner's Jury to view for votes ln the Primary professional carter, 1 have been the body and to investigate the tomorrow. closely associated with tha work incident. ; FRANK L MILLER Voting maehlnta wtS b* Police Chief Roy G. Willlimt, of a mental clinic and know what ■11 but four of th* Sent a need It mat in tho euro and pre­ Lieutenant Jack Hickson, and Pa* ty precineta which la as; trolman Richard Coagnva c.«ala* vention of delinquency and tha help maka tha final Ully knm It afforded tho family." ted In tho investigation. sooner than in previous Galloway aald this morning that Mrs. Ives graduated from tha Only th* aaaUoit of th* he had not, as yet, questioned the University of Maryland and did her County pcoeineto will b* graduate work at Columbia Uni­ patrolman furthar into th* bid* tho auomatlo machine* Utal dent. However, ho said, Worn pro. versity. She Included la thlha work and tally aaek vet* cait llmlnary Investigation the abbot- tha Supervision of Children, Child In the local electlonj esc Psychology, and Sociology. log “ looks Justifiable." data ia predicting aucceaa. When, at a case worker la GullConstable Galloway said the The run-efta will b« bet1 shooting took piece at 2:30 a. m. ford County, as well as a supervisor, ■- ►*. , .. t maa Stringtr and Gordon sho worked with the Juvenile Court Upward* of SOO Maaona *ttend­ Sunday morning. Ha did not state whan Duke University supplied a rick for tho regular term to th* ed the Cell Communieetloti of today when the inquaat will be psychiatrist for tho Health Clinic. House of RapraaenUtlvaa. Freda* Sanford Lodge 82 F A A M on held or when the investigation Sho told of many interesting cases rlek'a name will also be on tb* Friday May M to celebrate the would be complete. ballot for final nomination to hi* where tho Mtntal Health Cllnia did goth anniversary of Past Master poet aa Representative for th* un« a graat service, not only to tho Frank L. Miller being made a Me* expired farm. Th* blggeal turnout children, but also to tho families. eon In the Sanford Lodge on Fri* for tomorrow’ s election can thing* Because of tho great benefits day May 25, 1968. th* picture, however, both canal* and tha wonderful work a Mantel dates ar* vololng optimism and Clinic afforda a county, Mrs. Ives WThe Maaonle Halt at that tlpie working for tho important p*at la stated "I am deeply Interested In was In the Welbora Block, now tha State Legislator*. helping establish a clinic for Sem­ the Veldts Hotal, inole County." Mia* Mary I . Carte, top vot*. Peat Master Hiller served the A committee from the Longwoed Tho flret financial report of tha fetter In tho flret primary la pit* Sanford Lodge 82 as Junior Ward* ted against Rudy Bean, Both van* •n In 1911, Senior Warden In Civic League met with Lyman fund railing campaign for Mental School Superintendent R, B. dldato* bar* waged, an Intensive 1012-15, Heater In 1914, District Douglass end announced the Haalth hero haa bean forwarded to eamptlgn lor th* runeft , Deputy Grand Master Slat Me* league will gnat a scholarship of the State Headquarter* of tho ■»John Xrider, Up man It fits joule District In 1917-1I-19, Grand 160 to some worthy member ef ■ocietion. Funds are continuing to come In and officials of tha local County Commisalanera la**, Dim Marshall- Grand Lodga of Florida the school's graduating class. organisation state that they hope trirtOM, IftU teerorvaff agal*«9 In 1957, and Grand Pursuivant la According to a spokesman for those who havo not already oonastaed a n V.Reww* MLDwr. tbt v tho this will bo in tho tributad win itin do so. io committee, commit incumbent. X m r a u ategad aR Ha la High Priest of Monroe nature n an outright gift Now contribute^!, not heretofore intanslv* <arape If* of profrasaltto Chapter 16 RAM and Past Com­ not to bo j«p* repaid. Tho League bated Mff'and Mrs; S. *tfeounlywld# Improvamairta agatoat mander of Thylor Commandary 2d hopes t* make tha amoont |100 konW J>i»oo K Out* H. Jamas Miilar’a 'Tv# dona K T. At the praaant he la Sacra* In 1957. The recipient will be Gut, Mr. and Mi* C. J. Monlwe­ could with what wa tary of 8anford Lodga 62 F (t A chosen on tho basis ef acholaetle ther, Jerry W, Cullum, Mr, and palming. Mi Secretary of tha Monroe Chap­ ■tending, financial need and Mrs, Gustav Bamberger, Mr. and In tha most Intan eligibility to enter e University; Mrs, L. P. Hagan, Mrs. Robert ter 18 R A M, and Recorder of in tho history ef Semi h„ must, In feet, he enrolled In Jsnnlngi, Dr. and Mrs, John Mor­ Taylor Commandary 28 K T. th* candidates for Shari The second section of tha Master such Institution before receiving gan, Mrs. Charles II. Colo, Mrs. note County have w< the award. John 1 5 . Xing, Dr. W. D. Gardiner, Degree was conferred by Pait campaigns throughout Tha Civic League has received Mrs. Beaalo M. Young, Mrs. Doris JOHN KK1DER W. "BROWN" MILLER Ifauttr Miller In tha eamo manner RUDY SLOAN MARY EARLR J. L.. Hobby and Den1 n he received It and conferred ee wide congratulations for under­ Cline, Sir. and Mrs. Frank Evana, havo both predkted vf taking such a worth-while pro- Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Ives III, Mrs. Muter In SOM, whic|, ahould prove an In­ II. L. Robson, Mrs. Emmett Mc­ aorroft’a Anal rxnoff. Supper was served betwear, m - '**lUv* lh# , ludenU of Ly Call, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mra. B. Tha candidate* made tloni at 6:20. and only pubtio appai L Parkins, Mra. L. A. Brumley, man. At the conclusion ef the con­ fish fry staged by Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat, Mrs. W. B. ferring of the dagres, Peat M u­ County Sportsman A* Kirby, and Mrs. Z«b Ratliff. ter Miller waa presented with n Mullat Lake Park Sato Organisation who havo sndon50 Year Certificate Issued'by the noon. rri the Mental Haalth program and Grand Lodge and a bO Year Pin who have contributed to the fund Howevor, when gtvan aa A saris* of fires kept tho Son- |ng with on* of tha blatea revealby ^Worshipful Mentor R. C. Whit raising campaign are: Bata Sigma tunlty to speak, none ef tho candl* ford Flro Department busy over jnf polilblo arson. inlra. He read frum n 191* diary Phi, Homarocallia Garden Circle, date* would bring up Issue* of M activities during the year fleturday night at approximate-1 Tha fund drive te support tha discus* platforms la tho bat minute United Daughters of tho Confeder­ Tha Florida Chamber el Com­ tho week-end and Into this morn291* while Master. acy, Hibiscus Garden Circle, Conly 10:60 a two story frame build- nnwly treated Citrus Council Girl bid for votes. Each on* of tba tad* A ebert, flVo-Item agenda will tral Garden Circe, Klwanta Club, merce Executive* AswvHatlon, Before supper wee served Past Ing, housing two apartment* and Hroute will get underway Friday, (lldates posed briefly, between come before th# Board of Sanford 'Little M iss Seven' Rotary Club, and the Pilot Club. holding its annual mooting at Master Miller wai stopped on e dry cleaning end tailoring Juna 1 and continue through June handshaking and campaign conCity Commli»k>n#ra at their meet­ Elinor Village, near Daytona entering the dicing room for the versa Uon to hava their pletor* eatebliahment waa rtportrd on 8. Will Be Selected purpoie of extinguishing 50 ran- ing tonight In the commlailonera Beach, elected Forrest IlrrrkcnSemlnolo County, on* ef the mad*. They an shown on today'* fire, at Fifth 8L end Cypraie room of tho City Hall. dlei.net a large three-deck cake re* ridge, Seminole County Chamber A t Contest In July four countl## that have bo*n In- front pago ef Th* Sanford Herald, Items to ho dlacuaaed this even­ James H. Estridge Ave. ptbakntlng the JO year member- ing, otbar than miscellaneous busi­ No list-minute litue# hava coma Marcello Faille, locol sign paint- rorporatod Into tho Citrus Connell of Commerce Manager, a* viceLittle lister will have sttt op­ ■hip In the Sanford Lodge. On lep ness from tha floor and from the Dies A t Bay Pines out for pubilo coniums or, noticed th# lira from Hanford will haa quota of 52,898 to of the c.»ke was n miniature one commissioners Include tho resolu­ president o f tho organisation. pportunity o riu n n y to io rumpeta com p ete in a beauty ornu iy ------ — - - - ...... w ithin tha o f ilm fund ever, rumora, as ii the j In a Mr, Jems* If. Estridge, 87. wMcb- was ordered to present to tion adopted by the Board of Trus­ tom as a praluds to all I T"* r " " " .M, ul.nt .UO.wMa coni..! Juljr N dlsd et the Veterans Hospltel, through Sunday. Mbe. Miller on Past Muter Mill* tees of tho Seminole Memorial Hos­ runnlns tha gamut of oj 20 and 21 at Banlando Springe „,|d considerable damage resulted Tha total budgat fo r tha i Bay Pines, Friday night fallowere return home. pital In regards to tha Fernald- Ing a short tllnsas. council |* 627,589, Tha O range wherever group* eongr# ( .'Past DDGM Rw Roy R. Wright Laughton Hospital proparty; the re­ n ^ ' L l e T e l X m i m Can ° "ntl Tr°P,<"1 a,^‘1•n, wh,eh " ,n *»»> th» <lr« * hl‘ h .................. ‘Jastroyed over the peatlblUUee of He hed been a resident of Or­ th^ mission, led by II. It. Fuller, illroliducted under similar rule* portlnn of tho upper floor IneiudC ounty section o f the council hna runoff vlclorlee. pfsainted an award to Sanford quest of tho Orange-Lake Baseball lando for tha past gtfr years. ing the kite) enV dining ro in and already raised tholr total budgot l.pdgt on liehelf of tho Grand League team to waive tha admis­ Mr. Estridf* wa* Itom Jn«« o f«ct»r of the commission wa« on t * the Ml** Amelia contest. Pell# wtR open tomorl An * ** ■a * .. ' * ttffnifln.fi I'tnrlilfl Iln i/a*L.r\rai *ifit ** n. i.n t*i ■■ I* .,*. k porch o f on* o f the a p art- *nd cnm polgn fund o f *10,088. Ledge of Florida to recognixo sion lax (or an aihibltlon game 1888 "i.iuto Mias Covin’•• will In Valdosta, Ga, and had "Unified Florida Development." r.tcntg. I Tho general chairm an o f th * Ing at 7 o'clxk in the [r participation In the Ma,onto June 7 for tha benefit of tha Semi­ lived In Sanford alnce 1911 un­ Earle Brown of DeLand was Uio micctod for talent during events fund cam paign fo r S anford and tlons ae th* May S Prij IS Endowment fund, this be* nole High School team; a request til ha moved te Orlando about II will remain open untl 7 .ever 10O per cent of their for the use of the stadium by John month* clnct 3 voter# will contiij Kader for a Herman Morris Appre­ their ballot* at th* S| Ho bar* of lodges from DaLand, ciation night on Juno 5; a request Baptist mory. ____ qnd . a, New Symnia other for a transfer of • beer and wine votoran Mrs. Camilla Broca, I'r.were In attendance, it. W .1license from E. B. Smith to Stinson ber of Registration for Semi I Unite 8. Beaumont, DDGM of th# I Klnlaw and Ray E. Oder at 1619 American ty said today that 14S ab ■ Hth Meeonk District apoke *o the West 12th St.; and a request far a tho Brotherhood of Railway Train­ Chamber of Commerce manager her "figure", beauty grace- Inch hoi* end 200 ' ^ 'T o T n h n '. r , may ho mnllad lota were Issued but at more than 200 ueembled for the street llvhl on Margaret Road, men, and a retired Atlantic Coast led the Saturday afternoon panel fulness and poise. inch hose wa* strung to flglit t(> „ olwrl w Dvana of the San- a portion of tham had Lin* awlU-hmen. eoU brallm i. ** discussion relative Io lb* various It will ba possible to win 33 and tha blase which threalsned the fofU A1|„nUo ivntlonal Rank, WII ad. Deadline for racelvlj Mr. Estridge I* survived by Chamber of Commerce activities, ona-thlrd points In each phase of ilosely populated arts. ” fh* fire I,” p f 'At the conclusion, Miller was . . * sanlea ballots by mall nf the hie widow, Mra, Ivy J, Eatrfdga, pi assn ted with a talavlsIuB sat N C W F iriT I U p 6 f l S Richard B. Roberls, vlca-prcil- the contest, waa going good whan wa got nBriki’ or (o Ro1)Crt A (|0|,h, AH Shortly after noon todijj Orlando; on* ion, LeRey Estridge, dent of the Florida Power and of the 149 absentee b| Application blanks may ba obChief Cleveland aald n* ph|fk|( |hn.]K msd, ,0 Hanford; one granddaughter; two been received at tha I ' J * 1Here Recently Light Company waa tha featured tnlned by contacting Sanlamlo M reported the blaaa. c ltru a Council Davalopl-u Combrothers, L, L. Estridge, Mul of Registration's office, A now hjstnoio has opened In speaker at tha Saturday night Springe and Tropical Gardens, A mattress fire, causing dam- m|tt,„ a more ar* axpected la ~ ii at Ml L a t Cimmeralel ,,err* ■nd ° ‘ RMwnfor.Ii Sanford East Cimmaralal fol|(> Mrt B JI#rntton( banquet, Robert* >|toke on "Indus Longwood. In exces* of ICO wa* reported planning Cnmmlltr* In today. uEJic Is Invited Ave., tha locaUoa used by tha Suienv)||ft (J, it Jtrtj L M> trial Development of Florida.1 *t 2:40 * . m . Sunday niornlng. ( })arg * of iiavtloplng thu Citrus If parcantesca ( f ab O ffice r* o f the association w ere t •j a. --irdlng to Chief Cleveland. Council Girl Scout organisation bise ction Party Greyhound Linas ea a temporary j,uctI( Ban Barnardlne, Calif., elected lota rtcoivad war* at tha fluntfty,.morning M i n i s t e r i a l i Located In ths Manual JarobsoH tier# in (frnitnole County ireludsai bue sUtlon, | Mr*. H. N. Parramora, Florence, bua atatien, J Mra. Florence, Ke'Sanford Herald will announce slderatlon, only about O rane* Improvement Im n rovcn im t Company, Com pany, AI,,( n . knd . . . j Mri, -r r Sullivan,' b u .!n e * i sea.Um, T t # „n e r. fo, fflr e r * M i i M i a i c r i O l M b b n . Orange T, U j sgiurtments, 213 E. First St., the It. A. Cobh, Mr*. Dsn Wright voters would appear laetlon r* turns over a loud- owned and operated by Eduardo ; sinforj. , ure: Richard Waru, Fori I^iudrrf nnly morning firs wsa contained Mr*. Rsndsll Chase, Mrs. D. W. tomorrow aa appeared r system tomorrow night To Hear Reports funeral services will lie * con- dlI*> President; Forrest Brcckrn. in th* apartmant and was quickly Linker and Mra. O. E. Clausa. .they are received from the DePalma, axclualvo wholesalers I primary. - . Liuught under control Tha Rav, Unvld 8. Carneflx la Associated Prtia Prate ln in the th* ,n<1 •BMributora of araln-Tt*. an ducUd Wednesday morning at r‘d«»* Rinftrt. vie* president; A t M eet Thursday Howtvar, local official* at Hriseon Funeral Lyle Weaver, Pompano Sunday at 2:30 p. m. a two Advisory to tha eeramlttaa, Ing th* tnteraet to A called moating of tha Semisiding that haa the character Home with the Rtr. W. P. B,»«N secretary.treasurer. g ty and as they a n ncelvad County elaaUoa itata story from* dwalllng usad as a ' and texture of reel stone. Brook# Jr., officiating. ' Director* are: C. H, Garland. " u,# F Aaaoclx- rooming house, at 1000 West the 16 precinct* throughout believed that mora will I Orange Improvement Company Burial will b* In Evargraen Leesburg; Jarry Melvin, Furt L”" h# Thuraday, May vote tomorrow then to MO# County U the local elacDe Bory V F W Post electioa ara general contractor* featuring Cam*tary. Walton Beach; Edwina Young, I 12:30 p.m., at Semlnola 13th St. waa reported on fire. to Samtoola lUboff* The bias*, maul ting from burn­ The American L*g!nn, Camp- Btlleglad#; I r v i n g Blanchard, '*'*b .School, tt will ba the lent 6* Sanford Herald Election aluminum ewnlngi, porch eneloatory. Schedules Forty ing papers in ■ ground floor firameeting before tha summer isThar* ar* 16.4M T w U i bogin at T o’clock and «•>. Jalouala encteauraa, roofing ball-Losaing Peat, will furnUh the; Bradenton: Lou Marsh, Daytona ceaa. Ths agands will Include re- p'ses, did minor damage to tha DE B A R Y - De Bery *’ oit 8003 voters reglatered la palibaarara. Ranch; slid Immvdlsto psst-pr«*|. ___ til tho raturni art eom- and aiding. r >of. porta of committee* headed by, dsnt John Bryson of Lakeland. Da Palm a aald, " ! ana happy ts ----............— ----------j VFW will hold n Touring Florid* gad ■ final unofflalal Ully County and ITS Di’. W. P, Brqoka, Jr, end R*v. Thle morning, the Sanford Fir# Party Thuraday night at th* oyan a branch office In Sanford tha local races. SUMMER SEJM!ON Perry T„ Stone, One report r» Department onswerec an alarm *t Civic Building with dessert bains J, and SomlnoU County where growth and eipnmfon have LAKELAND, IF—norWa South1st** to greeting ssrvlrsa and ths Yewell’* Department Store as 3; 82 served at 7:30, _ „ ..... art invited to attend the been noticeable t* everyone to oiher to hospital chaplains. Rev. a. m. A allpplng halt on the air George Gerltoq i* General Chair­ party at Tha Sanford Her. other area#. I am confidant that •"> Colk«* "*« >“ ld ><» conditioning unit caused Hula man and Mra. Chrto Butler te In m ow alght baginning at T Sanfcrd and Poiiunqta Codnty will cummer n m Io* Jung U through clear to partly cloudy thrnogh Milton H. Wyatt will preside. to grew.’’ |Aug. 16l , ) Taeeday; tow tonight 63-69. . chug* ef rafreehment# and priaea. All eounty pastors are Invited. damage Masons Celebrate 500k Anniversary ; Of Past Master: Civic League Will Grant Scholarship Bieckeniidge Is Fi r e D i s c l o s e s Named As Office! P o s s i b l e A r s o n Of Executive Assn. 5-Item Agenda Confronts Board — ^ f Weather A b u * -- J. . . ■I ___ ___ . GS Citrus Council Fund Drive To Gef Underway Friday „ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 25, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9f568dcd81cb0d6062c1a5b25f3e0043.pdf 09fc626c84a78a78e38c54cabca59fa7 PDF Text Text ARE REDUCING THEIR STOCK FOR INVENTORY S O - A U PURPOSE DETERGENT — ^ GT. PKG. O N LY ■ m LIMIT ONE W ITH FOOD ORDER CHERRY HO RED PIE W I N N - D I X I E S T O R E S . IN C PRICES G O O D THRU SAT., M A Y 76th QUANTITY RIOHT9 RESERVEO HUNTS, CALIF., SLI. OR HALVES SWANEE COLORED FACIAL S H O R T t N ' N G food ASTOR o rto e n . OCEAN CREST PINK (Limit Ono with Food Order!) SUGAR LIMIT ONE WITH FOOD ORDER HUDSON PAPER DIXIE DARLING LONG GRAIN CRACKIN' G O O D RIO CREAM SOUTHERN STAR, CANNED, COOKED FLAG BRAND SLICED BACON 3 Eal-Rile "CHOICE" Veal Sale! Veal Shoulder Chops Lb. 49c Veal Shoulder Roast Lb. 39c Lb. 79c VEAL CUTLETS VEAL RIB CHOPS Lb. 59c Boneless RTd. Roast Lb. 39c SMOKED ' SLAB BACON EELBECK CORN HICKORY SWEET SPECIAL INTHODUCTOBY OFFER! PRESS QUEEN IRONING BOARD PAD L U V t n s ■ Relmnt Heot, Speed* IronlntJ Reillient, Odorloit & Sanitary nr r* SLICED BACON EAT-RITE TWICE AS THICK AS ORDINARY WIENERS i4bc.ii. PADDING SUNNYLAND, Bologna, P'kla & Plmtnto and Cheese Loaf »*.». 19c SUNNYLAND, Under, Sw m I, BBQ Pork or 49c Cottage Cheese «•». c , 25c Swiss Cheese >• 49c Boiled Ham Pkg SUPERBRAND BIG EYE Garden Fresh Produce! »r, no V/AIIIC RED DELICIOUS frozen Foods FANCY APPLES 2 - 29c TENDER GOLDEN ACE HIGH FROZEN GARDEN GOLD FROZEN READY TO FRY JUMBO PASCAL LARGE SUNKIST 2 Lb.35c CELERY FRESH GREEN 2 SUPERBRAND COLORED ARINE MILD AND GENTLE TOILET SOAP A 2 ' a M b Q t r . Ctm. FABULOUS CO O KIN G OR SALADS Laundry Soap FA B Wesson Oil MARVELOUS 3 1 c ot. AJAX FO AM ING CLEANSER C.n'.“ 2 5 C pt. 3 3 c 75c C ° o .3 5 C i at. 5 9 c SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING Cobn 3 5 ° a c ™ 9 5 c clo verbloo m """ MARGARINE ^ OCTAGON is CASHMERE i ALL PURPOSE d KRAFT OIL | Qt. 6 3 c OLD DUTCH ■ CLEANSER ^ I 2Cant 14-ei A | C I G t f t A C 41 C a n » 4 9 �Shop and Save In Sanford AM IMBW HM W fT BATLT W WW A f t SANFORD. PLOaUDA »*•-. •* t-v.v* % Yearbooks Have Arrived ’Vv. FROITLEFT TO RIGHT: William J. BoulbulU, v Ice president, Men's Republican club of Ormond; Georg* Percy, flrat alee president Da Harp dub; Ralph Wllherell, president; Mra. Price Goodion, s«ond vice praaldant; Mra. Albert Wllllama, secretary; Edward Patterson, traaiurar; Noel Brown, toxrcrtive member of .Volutin County committee. Standing in rear, CoL Wm, Mitchell, aectlonal county Supervisor. ' ★ ★ ★ De Bary Republicans Form Association ^ ^ ^ Dale R. McClure Will Graduate At Annapolis Pale R. McClura, ion of Navy chief hoepital curpaman and Mra. Jamaa B. McClura of 204 Staple It., Sanford, la ichrdulrd to graduata from the U.9. Naval Academy on Friday, Juna 1, 1050. # Culminating colorful '‘Juna Weak" ccremonlca at Annapolli, graduation exercise* for the Class of 1050 will ha held In historic Dahlgren Hall at 11:00 a.m. (EST). Upon graduation, MrClur* will receive a Bachelor of Science de­ gree and he commissioned aa all Knelgn, USN. He expect* to re­ pent to the attack aircraft car'•sr UmS F.sset at San Diego, Calif., a« hie flr*t duty asslgnment. lie entered the Naval Acade­ my o:i a Presidential appoint­ ment in July 105.1, after aervlng •e an electronlca technician •**man, USN. He attended Woodrow Wilaon flif.li School In Washington, D.C., and graduated from Granhy High School In .forfolk, Va, McClure received Plebe and Vars 'y letters and numerals at a pitcher In Varsity Baseball. He was a member of the Acade­ my baseball team which won the Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball Championship (Ivy Leagua) In 1VSI. He also was a mamher of the Varsity "N" Club and wn» on Jfee Trident Calendar elaff. Thi “Standing Room Only" ilgn wai out yesterday at tha flrehall w hin thi Di Biry Rspublleim Initltutid an orginlxitlonal meeting. Rilph Wllherell Introduced Noil Brown, executlva member of the Volusia county Republican commit­ tee who described tha project of forming a club, ita place In tha state and federal echelnni. Ha In­ troduced Col. Arthur Mitchell, sec­ tional county aupcrvlsor and for­ mer lecturer in tha taw denarlment of Station, who brought down tha house when he stated that be came to DeLand IT yaars ago and had tha nerve to declare hlmielt a Re­ publican. Ha atatad that ba waa amated to find auch a large enroll­ ment in Da Bary, second largest In tha county and next to Ormond. Ha augurad that with auch enthusiasm aa was being shown one could fair­ ly assuma It would! be an easy pro­ e m to get out tha vatt, come autumn. He deplored the faulty lint of reasoning that led many to declare themselves as Democrats, fearing otherwise their vole would he list, in Florida. “ On« major aim of thi* rlub can ba to dispell this myth," he declared. "Republican! who have given so much tn their adopt­ ed stata are on Iha political march and their vote ii daily increasing in power." Mitchell Introduced William Bnulboulle, vice president of the Men's Republican club of Ormond who re­ marked that he could readily see this would grow to a good and important power because there were so many codples at the meet­ ing. "It won't ba Juit a men's club or women’s group; it will be Pr Bary men ami wives working together." He spoke of the neces­ sity of enrollment of those who hate completed Iheir year of realdence and eald "If any have made a mistake and enrolled at D e m o­ crats they are still privileged In vole ss they see fit In November; then immediately a f t e r w a r d change their official party affilia­ tions back In the Republican line." By acrlamalion the group voted Ralph Wllherell president for the organisational period; G e o r g * I’crcy, first vlfu-prss.; Mra. Price Goodion, second vice pres.; Mrs. Albert Williams, secretary and Ed­ ward Patlarson, treasurer. The next meeting will be June 4 at 10 a. m. SNAS Opens Bids For Own Water Supply Installation Another step ioward the per­ manency of the Sanford Naval Air Station la tha announcement of the accepting of bids for tha Installation of the etatlon’e own water supply system. Bide are now being accepted by the Sixth Naval Dlitrlct Public Worka Office, Bldg., 12, U. S. Naval Base, Charleeton, S. C., for the following Job to ba complated at the U. S. Nival Air Sta tlon, Sanford, Florida, Tha Job will sonalst of tha drilling of two-10-lnch castd deep wells; provision of two water pumps, aa aerator unit with blower and structural steel fiame. In addition It Inrludea the provision of Interconnecting pi pi nr; and valve* and water level controls. All bide for this work must ho In th* District Public Works Office by f:.10 p.m., June 5, 1115(1, and each let of bidding data must be accompanied by a check far *10.00, payable to tha Treas­ urer of th« U.S., for tha security of the safe return of tha bidding data. Organ Concert Is ToJess*BeB. Presented Bookhardt, Jr. will play an organ ennerrt at Holy Cros* Episcopal Church on Sun­ day, May 27, at 4:00 p.m. The program will Inelmls representa­ tive works of Bach, Scarlatti, F r a n ck, Snwtrhy, Messiaen, Brahms, and Llsxt. Bookhardt graduated from Rol­ lins Colleee In Winter Park. Fior­ ds In 1061, and completed two yean In tbs United States Army, spending tha Iasi year of hla servies working with choir* mads tip of American soldiers and Korean civilians, Re gavs lateral recitals overseas In Korea and Tokyo, two or thesa being broadcast from Seoul, II* came In Sanford tn serve Holy Croes Episcopal Church In October Partly cloudy through Friday, 1U55. scattered showere today; cooler Th* public I* Invited to attend tonight, high today u-34, lew to­ thia first concert In Banford, night M-M. Weather More thin 150 penpl* attended the barbecue last night at ha San­ ford Farmers Auction Market given to raise Rinds to send Ralph Benm tt, 18-ycar-old leukemia vletlm, 9 Oak Ridge, Term. Th# barbecue was a complete auccese, laid Paul Bennatt, brother *f tha young leukemia victim. "Wo want to thank everyone who helped make the barbecue luch a big success," slid Piul Bennitt n ha ipoka for himself ind hli mo­ ther, U n , Baiila Bennett. Tboia who wint to make contri­ bution* to iha fund can da aa at Florida SUta'Bank. Sportsman's Club To Hold Fish Fry A t Mullet Lake The Seminal* County Sport man'* Asvoclatlon will stage s fish fry at Mullet Lska Park Satur­ day afternoon. Political speaking will begin at 4 o'clock, Porter I.anslng Pres­ ident of the organisation eald. AH candidate., opposed or unop­ posed. ais Invited to the affair, he eald. I.anslng pointed aat that there hav* been some Improvements of th* facilities at Mullet Park, with the entire area rlranrd up and ready for the Saturday after­ noon fish fry to which ladle* and children have been Invited. T h # Sportsman Association president also announced that ihers would ha an Important meatlng of the organisation at tha Semincla County Court House next Tuesday, May 29, at 8 p. m. I.anslng stated that a vote will ha taken on what will be recom­ mended by th# loeal groop, to the Gam* and Fresh Water Kish Commission for th* hunting sea­ son next year. It waa also announced that a nominating committee will h* ap­ pointed for officer* next year. THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1938 > AeweHatrd Proem *d Wire Kefauver: South In Main Stream Of American Life Talks In Sanford Last Night A erowd nf 500 heard Ealea Kefauver, Tennets** l e n a t e r , make hla bid fur Democratic nom­ ination aa a presidential candi­ date in Hanford last night from a stand at the corner of First Street and Magnolia Avenue. Ilto candidate's caravan, travel­ ing by chartered bus and accom­ panied hy a neon lighted anima­ ted truck and banner*, arrived la Sanford from Daytona Beach shortly before S:30, Kefauver was greeted by Rus­ sell Dallas, head of th* City ol Sanford's Utility Department, and a former classmate of th* Sena­ tor's at th« University of Tennes­ see, Alio on hand to greet Sena­ tor Kefauver was Mayor F, D, Scott and Seminole County Judg* SENATOR ESTES KEFAUVER HAKES notes Just prior to hi* talk la»t night In downtown Sanford. Ernest Hnusholder. In an address, broadcast (War On th* platform are; (Left to right! Judge Ernest Houtholder, Senator Kefauver. Mrs. Russell Dal­ radio station WTRR, Kefauver las, and Mayor F. D. Scott. (Staff Photo) outlined hla desires to becom* President of the United Stataa and than, prior to leaving for OrUndo where h« waa scheduled for a 10 o'clock appearance over WDBO-TV, h« was conducted on a handshaking tour of the down­ town area. Plans for a buffet supper to b* served for Kefauver and hla etos* Th* five delegates from Sanford friends and eupponera here, wer* to allend the American Legion abandoned because of the lat* Officials of th* Seminole County sponsored Boy’s Stale in Tallahas­ hour of hla leaving Sanford for Blcycl* Club hav* Issued a "last see early this summer war* an­ hla taUviilort appearan.*. nounced this morning by Gordon call" for Bike Club raglitratlon. Judge Ilousholder, Introducing Frederick, chairman of th* Boy's Mra. Frances Murray, head of Senator Estes Kefauver, said h it the bicycle safety organisation, and Stata Commllte* for th* Campbell"virtues are auch by hla acUvtUea safety chairman of the Soulhild* Losslng Post American Legion. Frederick explained this morn­ The Poppy Day In Sanford last that they hav* been oulatandiag." Parent Teachers Association, said Kefauver, beforo relating b it ing that Boy’s State, held In Tal­ Saturday was a "huge auccesi" this morning that tha last reglstra It become president, men­ Uon of th* year will be held fiatur lahassee each year, la sponsored said Mrs. F. E. Rou.nlllst, chair­ desires M W toA *n{taml- by tha American Legion with the man of th* American Legion Auxil­ tioned many <4 bis friend* meet­ ing him It Ru ffiulJU r tm U rT Boulevard In back of the Semi- delegates sponsored by tba civic iary Poppy nay* Committee, waa beat man at tha wadding of club* of each city sending delenole County Chamber of Commarc* ?!r!;..n “u!n.,l.lu^Day . ri,p0,r. i down­I HttaaeirDaiiaa "ind’V to taild gate*. Building, (hat tlir Poppy »alrtr,lIn com* back hare soon. The Sanford Folic* Department, Those to attend from Sanford town Hanford la. t Satuiday ntttcd Slow In hi* speech, Senator Ke­ sre: Brantley Schirard, sponsored a total »( a m ts. headed by Chief Roy G. William* fauver talked at length on "Why will give ihe safety lests to young- hy th* Sanford Lions Club; Al Stan­ \t> arc very grateful fur the sup. I want lo become President of the ley, sponsored by the Ssnlurd l(o. IHirt given uur Poppy Day -ala this idors applying for membership. United States." Ury Club, J. D. Slone, by the year, Mr*, flnumilliit said. Mr*. Murray said "thle Is to he Seminole He said, "I corn* from the South Counly Junior Chamber Iho last inspection of tho year." of Commerce; Henry Cason by the and I have gotten sick and tired of The next registration for new Sanford Klwanls Club; amt Bobby othrr stataa talking about gi* members, said Mrs. Murray will Little, sponsored by the Elk's Club. Evelyn Cushing ^ South, be held next Fall after school "1 think the South la in the Boy's State will begin this year starts. on June IT when they report to Attends Convention main stream of American Ilf* end "To he eligible for Hie summer Clyde V. Dayman. Director, at Jen­ Evelyn Ciishlnr, Advertising I've become awfully tired with activities of th* Bicycle Club," Mra. nie Murphre* Halt, Florida Slate Manager nf The Hanford Herald one section hitting at another," Murray said, "children must be a University i t Tallahassee. attended the Spring Convention of h* laid. registered member." The American Legion, Depart­ the Florida Newspaper Advertle- Strongly hinting at hla stand on) And she warned each young bi­ ment of Florida, Is sponsoring Ing Kxarutivax whirl) was held In segregation, Kefauver Mid, "!' cyri* owner. lls sure you ar In Boy's State to assist In (lie educa­ Minrul at tho Balmoral Hotel, think that is long as we have progress for the average man we on the fun this summer." tion of our youth in the duties, May 18-21, The Seminole Counly Bicycle privileges, rights, and rcaponilbi!lThe meatlng convened at 2 will hav* a great America, There Safety Club Is planning a number ties of American Cilitenshlp, and o'clock Friday aftarnonn praetdwf haa been favorlilim for aom* faw. of summer activities In cooperation to inculcate a sense of individual over by the group’* president, 1 don't believo In and don’t like with the summerlong recreation obligation to community, stale, na­ Humid Word of Jnrkeenvllle. pilling the farmer against tho la­ program. They will Include wiener tion, and to teach Hie youth of Following Hi* in mil order of borer or clan against clast," roasts, nature hikes, and other In­ Florida Ih* fundamental precepts luieiness, group discussions cont­ "Whatever programs are neces­ teresting and adventurous events of Government. inued through tho S a t u r d a y sary to give Hi* farmer an even that boy* and girls who ride bicy­ For seven days the rltlirns of morning sessions, break. I'm going to support cles will enjoy. Heaalon reperia wer* given them," ssld Krfauver aa he spoke the new "Stale" will carry out alt function! of government, taking Ihe during (bn aftarnonn meeting on Ih* plight of the farmer, and bssle laws and procedure of the followed by the decision that he added, "1 hope to have some Duytonn Bench would lie the loc­ special legislation lo support th* Audubon Society Slate of Florida is ■ guide. ation nf Iha next meatlng. average fanner—wo've lost three Roy's State dotes it noun on Paul Harris nf Clearwater was million of them In the last three Saturday June 23. To Elect Heads Only boys with outstanding qua­ elected president for the coming years—we must not let this beThe Annual Plenlc and election cum* a nation of mechanised lification! — leadership, courage, year, of officers of the Seminole Au­ Kay reasons for the Florida farms." honor, loyalty, and service are dubon Society will be held Mon­ Newspaper Advertising K'xecu day, May 2H, at H p, .n. at Bock selected. Good students, especially lives mealing are to enable Ad­ Kefauver climaxed hla bid for the Democratic nomination as • of Civics and American History re­ Springs (Kelly Park). vertising Executives to meet and 'Thos# planning to attend the ceive consideration but scholarship, ■llaeuss mutual problem! with candidate fur the presidency by meeting and picnic ar* requested while Important, la not paramount. which they are ronfriuiicil and to explaining hla views on old age assistance and social security. He to bring a coveied dish, plats, cup develop ways la solvit them. said, "We must see thst our aldADDITIONAL IJJCAI. NEWS and silver. Climax of the convention was rrly people retire in dignity." Officials announce that tha pool n .Saturday night banquet and ON PAGE EIGHT and bathhouses art available. flour show, Bike Club Officials Issue 'Last Call' For Registrations 5 Local Students To Attend Boys State 'Poppy Day' Is Well Supported ’ Herman E. Morris Meeting Slated For This Evenina Benefit Barbecue Termed 'Success' t Misa Rebecca Steven), advisor of the Seminole High Salmagundi, said today that the Yearbook* ar­ rived and war* Issued to tba stu­ dent* Tueiday afternoon. The book follow* the senior class colors of red and whit* and bear* the them* "Graduation." U la white with red lettering and has an outline of t boy and girl graduate In red on Ute corn­ er of the cover. Mr». W. B. Wray wae honored on the dedication page. Each year th* class honors a teacher or a principal. Each section of th* book la marked by a large replica of th* Seminole High School ring with the canter of th* ring telling of th* page numbers and events In each section. Ernie Morris wa« editor this year while other* on hla staff in­ cluded Marty Cameron, Senior Salesman; Sue Hay**, Junior Salesman and Advertialng; Helen Hampton, Sophomore Salesman; and Dot Lee, Freshman S ilts, man; Marian Davie, Harriet Red­ ding and Elliabeth Woodruff, Li­ terary Editor*; Robtct MRebel and Sara Jacob»on, Snapshot Ed­ itors; Jo* Davis, Nancy White, Advertialng Managers; Robert Samuel, Sports Editor; and Mra. Mae Fort, Financial Advisor. Bowcn-IiOng and Young Ine., of Decatur, Ga., published th* book and Mis* Steven* revealed that tha last year book received a Flrat d a ta In th* National Schoi set I* Press Association Ra­ ting. 8ha mentioned alio that 450 hooka were issued to the stu­ dents out of tha 530 enrolled. There are 0* seniors In tha graduating clast and 34 of these were on the yearbook honor roll. The feature page of the book, which la an election of tha popu­ lar Seniors by th* students, show* Em it Morris, Elliabeth Woodruff, Nancy White, Jim llawWna, my Owen, Sue Hayes, Betty Anti Munson, Homer Alexander, How ard Allred, Helen Hampton, Fay* Ashley, and Tommy Wyatt, The Salmagundi covers In de­ tail and In pictures, all m IiooI activities, dubs, iimrii, and loawins and is "looked forward to every year by both students and faculty." iS t m t 8. BOOKHARDT JR. A meeting, called by John K*it­ er, Sanford businessman, to plan and coordinate appropriate rcramonlts to honor Herman E. Sfnrrfi, Seminole High School prin­ cipal and taachar, after carving th* children of Semlnol# County for 30 year*, will h« held tonight In tha Court Room of tha Remlnol* County Courthouse. Kader, after numerous request* from friend* and acquaintance* of Herman Morris, scheduled tha meeting for this evening. It le expected that an oeerflow crowd will attend the meeting to take part In tha planning and creating of appropriate ceremon­ ies to honor Mr. Morris and hi* TALKING OVER PLANE TO ATTEND BOYNI OTATB are: (left ta right) Brantley Sehlrard, Henry service to the children and th* Cason, J, D, Atone, Bobby Little, and A) Stanley. In th* background, looking on, la Gordon Frederick, community. chairman tf the Campbell-Losaiag Poet, American Legion, Boy’s Stata Committee. (Staff Photo) World Wor 1 Vets Will Elect Leaders A t Meet Tomorrow Election of officer* of the newly organlxed World War I Veteran*, Barrack 480, will be held tomorrow night at the American Legion Hut on &cmlnola Boulevard, at 8 p, m. All newly elected officers will be lnductk.1 Into the barrack at Ih* meeting tnmorrew night becoming charter members of the organisa­ tion. Membership, announced by tem­ porary official* of th* group, ha* grown from 15 to 35 and it it ex­ pected that th* total will go over the 30 mark hafor* meeting tlm* tomorrow night. The Departmtnt Commindrr of the Htate la expected to ba In San­ ford to Install tha new offlcere and Induct the new members. Also, it wae announced, four delegates to th* SUta’ Convantlon at Tampa June 1-8 will be elected. Tha Tampa Barrack of th* Vatarana of World War I hav* gon* all out, It waa said, "to furnish tha b*at convention World War l vaterani hav* av*r Mid la tt But* of Florid*." — x J �•« .A(I >■i ifi.v THE ‘C'pl^-■' ,. ■•% ' ‘11' -i,v<L■*' ,"i. <i. ;.•4"'.'’ «hV FO ET> ffT E A T tl Papa 2 t h a n . Map 24, 1IIC - rWYlH w w n I WlLU*'rOU, K IP '? JU STHTCO v ' v ■’? __________________________ _ Bomb Carrying Planes Have Job Hunting Hurricane Facts The answer to tha many pun ting questions In thle fight sgilnst nature will result In. the saving of counlles. live, end billion, of dol Weather Service In the combined ,f[ort u, protect not only milllery ^ a l l O M . but .i.o ihe pgople' of ind olher ______ Eastern The Strsleglc Air Command U <g»inil the dlstruclivcness Th« atom bomb cirrylng itrito- more accurate reportinf of the joining forcea with the IISAF 1of hurricanes. let has a new job. Operating out whereabouts of Uia winds will of Pinccaitle’ Air Force Base, a warn communities in Its dtitrucM-41 medium bomber re-outfitted live path. Just as Important In for lie peacetime asilfament of thle ambitious plan will bn Uta lathering Information about bur- rssaarch undertaken in the breed* Means hahiU, will fly In the up-ling area of hurricanes south of par troposphere to get facts first' Florida, to determine hoW and band. why a force greater than the atom Sng. aen, Keith K. Comploo, ^ m b forma in Ihe flfil Placa. Commander of the 813th Alf'DI*' ^1*"* wellher ilatlon will vision, announced that the B-tT he borne Into ihe troposphere by will arrive sometime In June and *•* powerful let engines. As oe itiuonea at nnecastie Air the 600-mlie per hour bomber files Force Base near Orlando, Florida. ■" IhU 40.000 fool aililuds range The sprawling Strategic Air Com- °v«r the eye of the hurricane, a -wand Base has ona of the longe.t wide angle camera will lake pie. runwaya In tha world. iturea of Uta cloud formation. An other camera wilt record the dills elvMiini* anri^ale fijc*1 Mrtnnnel o( * >rouP Of inalnimtnts Which ^ will later be computed. Other fse* mm * n "* l * C s£l«-*" card system. To show how complete fa the Information gathartd by the burrlcane fact-flndar, Mr. Robert H. Simpson, dlrsctor of the National Kuricane Research Project in his Florida hearquartera explained that even ihe‘ surface tempera* lures nf ihe water will be recor­ ded. This Information la automa­ tically transmitted in cods by ra* dlo from a drifting buoy, Accompanying the B-47, or WB47 as it will be known, in Ha ef­ forts sgainat nature's most de* alruCtjvn forces, will be two B-JO piilon-engined bombers. All thr«C of the Air Force planes are being converted by the General Fredalon Laboratory, and will go along on the flights which will be con­ ducted over, around and through the hurricanes. Legal Notice i\ i in \ tv i i n u r / a court, k h i m i u : i 'o i i s t t , n . o n t n * . • ESTATE OF tv II.1.1A SI A. ALLISON, ilr r r s ts d , ■ NHTICM O F KISAI, I t y. POUT AND a p p l ic a t io n yem iii.sciiA non All persons sr« hereby notified that In* undersigned aa AdmlntSlralm , r , I, a nf Mid a .tata , has the aflmlnlaltsllon thera. nf and liaa filed In said r o u r l tala final ra|M,rt and sppllrallnn Inr dierhara*. Olijocllons Ihaietn, |( any. should tia duly flltd, Aflar rillna proof nf puhllcallnn atm w lnr Ihi* liotlr* haa h*sn published nnra a weak for fnur rnnasrutlve waaka. tha m a ile r nf a p p to v tl of eald retin11 and iha o i d .f l n s nf dlatrlhn•lean nf eald aalala will m i n i hafnra tha court h undred irnen SAKRETE C em rnt 1 j uf- Isdiiky W ltidow N nnd Door F ram es INSULATION B a ils ROOF SHINGLES ' ■«.* k. ' C .' * S .m i •* %. ^ ,k » I r t lc M f r -L ’• ” A 1 . m u J u a I p -* ir.' , j * i l 1’ MAHHAl TTTO, President of Yugoslavia, la terioui* faced si, with hla wife, Jovanka, he stands In ■ flower-decked box at tha Faria opera aa a guest of French President Rene Coty (center). Shortly After, he ended hla Faria talks and agreed to accept • mediator's role leg hli govenattat to bale pro­ ■ i il* mote peace In Worth AMea ttw Middle East With Trench Premier duy Mallet, Tito algnod a joint communique In which tbo Belgrade govern­ ment waa pledged to support a just and peaceful sHKtftfrsittsSttrSss News O f Atqp « # « AIUIWAYUNDIR the lcccapi of Greenland Is the goat of Army engi­ neers who era now experimenting wllh tunnel* that would permit the United States to move major air bases closer to the North Pol*. Shown her* at work In ■ subterranean pimgtway at Tuto, Green* land. Is Specialist Ird Clast Jime* Schuitsr, Thoenlx, Arlt, who is hacking out lco samples. The tunnel li JSO feel below the surface ■nd, It It hoped, an eiectrle train will on* day run through It Sup­ plies would be loaded on the ranter at an outside depot near the coast and ba movsd to subway stations below advance bases on the ice cep. Noxirn ‘ Ihe B l e u Alla* Di Im Sm U o r n t’i.r nisi NOTHli «tr MMI.NKNT IIOMAIN P lio riiL IH N O i in T i n : n a h m a n is n v T i n : ai TMoiuri o r tub statu ok IT.(Ill ■11 A TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONCKn.N • nd lo >11 p . r . o n s and p u r l i n h*vIne nr r l il m ln e un r rlehl, lilt*. Int»r*it. • • t a n , m o r l s s a s »r » thrr |l#n to or on tlio.a i»rt»ln oorctU of land h*r«lnalU r d lic rlM S . and a fnllowlne o a n o n a tn»*th*r with all iinhitoHn p*rsan> c L lm ltir ny. t h ro u e h nr und*r known q t r t o n who ar* d«a(l or who ara not known ‘ ’ s S e V o i ^ W l o J l S T A T B ROAD A |h0 HLMINi -LK rOli.NTT A » rrs a n d .NnrmKkXK* J r r r v Ci.lllo* knr»«ot» K«nn»l CI«h J’arccl so Para.ota. Klnrlda Adolf (I. Itslm Antlorh, r a r v l l 71 U^llus* R. Xinasy (IrlfillP'lri'iiUiia T arc il ) l Nane* N«w SIS Alba Prlva, r a ro a l It OrlAndn. Klnrld. Mabel L O ranh*rrr :»i Phtlna Avsnaa M 'l n u r l'ark, Florida Parcsl SI a u l l Life IntursnrS Company r / n J Kdwln l.arton • lata Inauranra I'ommlMlanrr Th* t'anlto) l’. r r . L IS: II T - allahas.M ins , Florida K a t tn r l n s Halm U Ar.%.h‘ N O T H K T O tlKCRNIt «> Tiles C SIN«*STIX e o K T n r T H B N I N T H JL ’IH C I At. C I R C U I T o r C. C. Millie 111 ti. SloKaSn U n i t niitlar, P*nn*ylvanla idwln P. Ilranltsrrv 101 Phslps Avsnua NVInlsr Park, Florida 'ranels Jossnh Olle»r 111 H a s tln s s Itosd. outhw sst AN AIIOIII rocket Is shown as It Is launched el Ihe White Sands Proving Grounds, Naw Mexico. It traveled to a distance of m rnilss above the eirth. It un­ covered new question! which tdentliti must solve in search for spare vshlclsi. Instruments in lha rocket's nose took frac­ tional readings nnd aclontlsli pronounced tha recovery good and revtallng, ffnlsrnationatl (0 S h o p By BRAND NAME In C U u U le d , Too! WATER RESTRICTIONS LONDON bit—Restrictions on us* of water wer* ordered In nine British (owns today. Thla is the result of Britain’s drlsst spring ■Inca 18S8. London’s supplies war* described adequate for several weeks, but authorities said a state of drought will be declared In Ihe capital 11 (here la no rain by Sat urday. FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kan, —Specialist Third Clan Klndnd C. Brown, 24, nephew of Mrs. Lei A. Jackson, Route I, Sanford. Ha,, recenUy partidpatsd wiut the 1st Infantry Division In the 7Sth anniversary celebration a| (he Army’s Command and Gener. al Staff Collage at Fort Leiffn. worth, Kan. The college, a ichool of high military tducaUon lor officers, waa honored by the “Big Rid One" division with a serial of pa­ rades and artillery salutes. Brown Is a mechanic In Htavy Mortar Company of tha division’s Iflth Rsgimsnt at Fort Riley, Kin. He entered the Army la June 1M2 and completed bisie t r y ­ ing at Fort Jackson, S. C. Brown was graduated In 1U2 from Croom 1 High School. point IS.II fast. W s s t s r l y from point f t I n ttrisc llo n of W i l l l ig h t of war lino of Mato Road 11 * ISO and North llao of tald Lot IT. aontalsalo ng arc lag ,11 aero, m a n a r lain a centre) OWNED DTi Adolph O. HSlm sad r a r e s t SI I’sresl I t R o o fin g B r a n d n a m e s art) I m p o r t a n t g u i d e s to q u a lity . ap p ralae th ey h elp y o u th u v a lu o o f a p p l i a n c e , p o w e r to o ls, m o t o r a , o t h e r I t e m s . Thgt w t.y Ths S anford Ilern ld i ta f f m akes rfe ria ) effo rt a to th a t brand nam es a re at* In c lu d e d in C l a s s i f i e d A il* w h e n e v e r p o s s i b l e . B u y by brand .., a d v e rtis e b y b ran d . I t p sy a. r a r e s t II Y M W & tr r , lot ta S. ftm H I Janksonvllls. Floridl a r a r e s t »! PAHC Ml, m n s t r a w PH l la a l Itaail M in x*. ssa it At 'i. r o a d y o n n o n n o w r t r NO 1 T hs E a s t Ih f i s t of Lot T or Central Park, S r t o r d l n s In pl»t thereof rs. rordsd In Plat Nook t. p a t * I). of lha pubtlr tecords of Hsmlnnls County, Florida, couta lalnf . i l aers, mors or Ir.r, (IIVSKII DTi J e r r y Cnlllns. PARl'MI. SI Harrow Pit s a d Heal noad | R U No. MS 1 SIT BORROW PIT NO I and HAUL ROAD The South l i t (set nf ths K e ll 111 feet of th s n k u or x w t ; of i n . lion », Taw nshln I t lloulh. R a s a s I* t's r iA V r ,A i, r! ,5 run North K a il, containing 1.1 a c r e more ar to * H ^ 1 l .0. , h• NorthtrV i a X s st I I feet nf (he Narlti H I T W t w w u T U s .r. 'u M a c feet of th* I R U of BWU *f a*«U*n I. Township II l a u l h R e a l s I* East, containing .11 aero, morn o r Inis. f l a g within s i r .* t of th* cantornW NRD RTi Aerojsi Machine Pro. duels. Inr. l J1 * fleetlon 7701. oild SUBJECT TO: M n r l i a e s In fa vor or w s s t Lane r s n U r tl n s bslng dsscrlb. B. C H a rlls y and Hsslrlc* Harllsy, * T S h .' hi* wlfet w J H a rtle y a n t Mary Westerly" M Harllsy, his w i l l ) Nancy Nsw, and E t h l H Frsnrh. v -fi« A i s i s f l . * i:i.v .v « PARCRf. IS Oral s a g s B a i l m e n t r i ' . i ’ K l ’ V J l i f ' V J i a ! •„“ £ ! ! : l a W a a l S V c h L E F T (WEST) rm ? , l •itouthwtet hslnt I t fsat W sstsrly Kl;f r,r,^,l' , m the O P STATION I I I plus 01 1 T h a t p a rt ofi The P outhw a a ta rlr 1>I [ ? V l i r L4 i " ot • ’ thsao* ran feat of Lot ,A of F a l r r Lake Park, N p r t h l ’ t n t " K m t l t . l l feat to according to p l a t recorded In Plat POINT o r REOINNINO Of eald U ! ! . i 4 . V . M " " r |l M »«4 the he^ U .W a ty M T s M L .^ ■Mnnlng #f a curve r s n c a v t I* tha ty ta g North s i s t e r l y nf Sad within s t i i ' s e 7 f B4v **avlng a radius *f I* (eat • ( n ditch survey Has and 1711.11 fsai; theses H s r th t r l y along ell t h a t p a r t ty tn e ao u th w ssta rty ? ,hr0USl< * eontrat angle of aald ditch survey line, aald d ltrh * dlstanc* nf loo feet, to a u r v e r Una h i l n g dsscribsd a s fol- t n4 , 0 ( S u r v s ; thsnea North OMl’i r " l a w n Cem m sncng on a S o n ih sa itir ly E ast lti.47 fa st to lha ss g ln n l n g of sxtsnalua nf th a H e r t h s a i t s r l r llpa • f “ *TS. ooaeave to th* K aattrly a t h r r n P a r k a t a a a l havin g n radiu s of I T l t . l l festt M W " 1 ^ •• thsnee N s rth s rlF a la a g aald s u m , an I r e s pip* marl. th rough a ooatrat angf* of I 'S P , a s o r n s r of aald Block, leek, said pelnt ba- distance of 111 foot to ond of ourvat lag na tha ar« of a nurva concave thoac* North »*47’1»* E a s t 117,l i to tha gfluthoastarly a r d h a v in g a th* North Dn* nf said l o t radiu s of 1111 IS f s s tt tkSars from 17. • H o c k “ D- of D R W lc hsll's * u n a s i M fliia el » n a at’iiaa" » « « * / o f u s L evy O u s t as a IsintniXiffis his wl(A^ ____ _ e r t s sage g s "of of l a mis • «ld dllrh survey tins: Ih s n r s from A. Zsll and wKo, la favor e( Oddi* a t a n a . n l bsa rlo g nf North SJMlYo'1 M. K n i t t e r . Kaat. run Nurtb r i ' U ’li)" Cast Jl PARCEL IMI R M S w a r^R Ight frst: Ih t n r a North I l ’ l S 't l" West ■M l No, ST.RI Ml t l fast In sn.l Sf dllrh survey lias, A strip of land aornio tha Knit containing ,01 acre, more or less, • xcluslva of a r e a in toad right or ond of Lots 1 and I In Hlork "A’* of Osh Urovo P ark, acosrdlng to way plat ra ro rto d In Plat Book 7. p a d OWNED flT; C C MILLED. i l . puhllo record* of Himlaolo PounPAHL'KI, Til Iti.adnay IIIb M or Why ty, Florida, i s l d str ip bring dsMM! .Na. Mi M acrtbid d beginning gt t h s Mouth, That p a rt nfl flselnnlng at ths a m t corner of Lot I god running N o r i h H . it com er of Lot 1, of Westerly along Ills South tins of Jr-mlnl*. s . pur T L t thsrsuf ra old IHit II* » f-st; thanes Northerly corded In Plal Hook S. page SJ, of •along u curve concurs to the E ast­ Ihe Public Records of ttsminole erly and ha ving a radius of POTT.I * County. Florids. run t h s n . s Ksst feet a d lstsnr* fool, mors or along tha North tins of aald Lot I, !»••. to a pointofont i lth* lip* 1*0 fsrt, thsnea Mouth I0J test, of Lot | V dlstsncs of 11.1North MMt th.nc* W i l l tnj.ot f-st. thsnea Hoiith from ths Northeast cornerfast thereof; t o t rest, mors or ls*s, to a point thcncs continuing Northerly along 50 feet m-ssura,! Northerly s ' rlaht c a n s tin.p fast, mors or Issi, e n d s front th s hoiith tins of .aid said a point on t h s Nnrlh 11ns of l-nt l.ol t, Irrnilalr, llisiifo Hauth 11*11' In S a dlelan-o 47.1 fast W est from West, psrallsl with and 50 (1st from lbs Northeastofcorner thereof; t h s v s th s South line of said Lot t, to L s e t. r ly along t h s North of Lot Hid E as te rly (Ida of (Rats l l l |h w a y 1 a distance of S7.1 foot lln* NorthNo. 1 (now St i t s Road 11 A IOC), r e st rn rse r thoroofi Ihonc*toMoutherIh sn rs Northerly along ths E sat aids nf Minis lllffhwav No. I to Point of ly along th* E ast l i s t nf loite t end a t 110 fsot to Mouth lisalnnlng, EXCEPTING therefrom •1s eat distance r o rn cr nf fait I and polnl of ths North III f.a t. Ths alu.vs tract beginning, containing .17 aero, mor* contains l . l l ter*, mors or Isis (less or lee a ths south 111 feet of ths W sst 100 fast of said tract, h sr s to f n r s con- 9 " S K D * r > Ttlltarncy Corporal Ion vsysd to Edward P, T i t s , and Wife, ■LRJF.CT TOt Mortgage of Owl Viola II. Tales, by [lard recorded “ •*£«•» and Ruby Rcspcss In ravJr In Deed Hook 110, pae* H I . records of Gulf l.lfs Insurance Company; nf said County). Mortgage of Thomas Rogers sad lying easterly nf and wllhln 1IA wife, In favor of Carl llaep.es and fsrt of t i n *urvsy line nf a ta t s Ruhv Ream s., hie w lfg Road II «, 100. (faction TIol, sold J v \ " r KL • • RoAtIW AT R tO R T o r survey lin t being described, wllh w a y a m i n o . an reference to f. irsndats. as folJI 'M o r lv I# fast of Lot II in Iowa: n sc ln n ln g on a W sstsrly s i . Rlock D of Oak Grovs Perk, *,l-natoo ..f il.. North line of aald cording In plat rscordrd In Plat i l . public records of - —. Lot 1 at a point 50 to feel W esterly Monk 7 .pagw from Ihe N o r i h H '. l rnriirr thereof; Hsmlnolo County, Florida, being a a t laud feet wlda lanu la rest wlds Esat nf nr Ih sn rs run Month O’ * JO" Wsst • trio *7 111.10 fast to th s beginning nf a and ad)scent lo th* o i l t l l s g right nf S « T | * f . , , *t* Road II A **s Land curve corns* s to ths W sstsrly and dserrlbod c onta inin g .10 i d * having a radius nf i l l * l i rest] horsln ^ thenre fh-uthsrly along s l i d curve, mors or ]*••. n ?n.*JP . S/ ' WALf.tS R. KINNF.T through a c entral angle of lo'IO'. Rflodwnr R i g h t of Way t f . a distance of lilt I* feet to a *1111 No,*SMI . lit t i t , JTI \\ aila tly a i i . n . l o n of l h a Nurlli W M le jtr I* fost of fait I I in linn of Ia>l | of Krmlndla llslghla, Block "I)'* of Osh (Irov* Park, s c r » ‘ J1n'lk. *■ !>•(• St a point U.7!1 f i s t W sstsrly frofn ths North- cording m plat recorded In Plst w « tt corner of said Lot 1, contain- Honk 7. pegs 11, public records ef Seminole c ounty, Florid*, bslng a Ing ,TJ acre, nrnre or Isas. 'P " f l««d I* foot wide East of OWNED BYt Maud (Mauds) J I*r and adjacent tn ths s i l a t i n g right Mlrgrl.t. f t *•*«* Road II A too HNBJKCT TO, MORTGAGE In favor T "* L” 1'™ * horsln dssrrlhsd contain­ "f , *"*f Llf* tn .u r in c a r a m p a n y ing .10 aers, more or )•••. n,«ht ? 'X N* 1 »Yt Edwin P. flr n n h .r r y That part of: Beginning a t ths Northwest c orner of Lot 17, ttlock t*. of li 11 MHchslTs Murvsy of ths t e l; , ,,Vair.h. C t t a n R ^ r ! * * * ’* !«vv Jlfant. as rsrordsd In plat lluok I, pegs i, of ths Puhllo Re­ orT T l,l., | . ^ 0 T ,, ''* . ,,,*, • D sclaratlns '." I ah** t“ *» f |lsd In thd cords of Mrmlnnlt ('niinty, Florid*, • bav*“ styled cause, by PstlHonsra, run a->uth I ’ l l 1 W att along ths tho acquirin g a u th o r ity of th s.* W sstsrly line of l.„t 17, SSd fssl proceedings, or tha t a k i n g e r th e run th rn cs North s i ' i r Ksst I71.P* above described land*, for th a pur* ( • • t to ths W esterly line of U. ■ flow* *" H<# amended A#ll* i - A * V * . ,T i* **■ ru" , h *"c* North lion In Ihl* enuee, r l t i A* right •* * i* ,7-aet along said Wsatorly llaa eon l . U W 0" nf Slat# Roeg 11 A 1*0 fast, run i h s n r s North S7'|V i s . i County. Florida! and »r.i“» R oll su gary ra re st II J M 'n G m j t ' ) FORT RVSTII, Va. - Ar my PFC Dllworth C. Sheffield, son ot Mrs. Cornelia Shsfflald, J03 Holly Ave., banford, rta., la playing DaaeoaU tor too post team at Fort Euillf, V«< Sheffield is a cook In the MSth Transportation Company. ^ He la a 1W3 graduate of Stmk inole High School. 1 ALKX KISH, e | ’L Von *f - hereby nnilfl#d Ih sl s • nil far divorce hss h*.n fll*d au l n - t you In ih* i b m , *nllll,d r a n .* ; and you sr s hereby r*qulr*d In fils ynur Ar>»w.r wllh Ih# Ulsrk nf this Court, and In ssrvs a ropy lhaianf upon plnlnllff’a s u n i n a r , H .m iu l V. Ilnlrh. Sue. -N Slain Hlr*al. Imylrnin H*aeh, Klnrlds. nnl lalar Ilian lha I lilt day nf Juna, ISSI If ynu fall In dn an. danra# prn rnnfa*aan will ha anlarad a g a i n . t ynu fnr lha i a ^ a |^ d a m a n d a d In tha rnm plalnl hand and i l l • aid Court IMS ath day nf May. m s. a r iir u n p o n . In Service see sksiinoi.i : rov ntt . e eollilrel ■ a k S lt U l t i >1 IS* SUIO Hi n o r * Me, Kell l i n e n fend-st h.i.in, cm f.«• I• r k.ll.r, K*'y klrest, r s l r h i .i u * . N.w t o r k ' Clark’S Rash O, p, Harndne c irn u ii d a r k Wilton .M-tandar Atlnrtiay fur I'ialnlltf — ‘ \ • I Vlorldo, IN TUB CIRCUIT I t ll AT, NINTH Jl I l tl 'M t . CIRCUIT o r FLORID t. is a m i f o r ecw iN ni.n r o t s . TV. IN ( II t .M i lt t . NO H I S NOTICE Til IIKVKMI f r a n c k m k e l l e r , r u i n t i r r . vs. WALLACE I. MiLl-ER, Defsndint IN THU. NAME o r TUB HTATU OF F l o r id a TO: WALLACE t . K K U . c n , Ds- r u i n i i M . in a m i r u n i r w i Nlll.i: COI NTS. IN CIlNNCBHV. rAIII. K Ml.. I'Ulnllff, taraua JKAN KKIl. Dafandsnl. 1 aaa Nfl Slia T o JKAN KKIL. W h in s Ttaaldanra and Mslllne Addraaiai a r s l ' , . knnwa; Ton ara harahv noilflad th at aull h a . haan hrnuehl a ta ln al you In lha al.ni a anllllad m l , In lha ahnva nnnia.l t'n url. wharaln lha rallaf -nukhl hv lha idaliillfr. PAUL K K I L la a d t t r t a e ia n lln e plaintiff a dlrrtrra. nud vnti a r a harahv nnlltlad and ranulrad to Ilia (parannaliy nr hv allornavi with tha Clark of aald Court, your w r illtn ilafanaai, if anv In lha Complaint In aald aull end In aarya a rnny Ins raof‘ upon allornav for ------— plaintiff .... n nr hafor# „ ..... lha I llh day nf .lima, ISSS II.rain fall pn| nr darraa urn rnnfaiaa will lit anlarad a ealnat sou. WITNKS5 my hand and lha nf. flrla) s a i l nf aald Courl al Sanford Vlnrida, this lath day of May, A. V . ' ' vm m 'v, ylark ('Iriiill I'.Mirl knnfurd, Kloilda fnr ’ ’ .NEW YORK iff> — A Brooklyn Jewelry dealer reported today a burglar robbed him of 1100.000 In uninsured diamonds In bis Brook MIS. AirilO 0WYNNS VANDSIIIIT brings her children, Hddl. 8, and lyn home. Alfred Jr., I, home from ichool In New York aa she tarries on with­ Jacob Friedman, 41, told police out her hurband, wealthy racing liable owner. The Vanderbilt* he end hli daughter, Msrllyn, Z0. separated after tan years of marriage. Mrs. Vanderbilt told rsportera grappled with the Intruder but that there la no othar woman “as far aa I know," and she hopes tor a could not prevent hi* escape. reconciliation "more than anything In the world.” ffnlemaltonatj He said tha diamonds rapreientLegal Notice ed all hli business assets and that Use a heavy stralght-slded he waa “ wiped out." IX TUB NINTH i m i t U t I 'l H M lT East, run N orthraa trrly saucepan when making candy. os* thu stats: ok ki.ohiiia in of said curve th m u e h .(Nil POH lliMIXat.il COtXTt l a w no s e n . ?.n*iu ,o°' f t w DKPARTHKXT OT If’.nirt H*al) CALKING - -7 ^ v “ W IP E D o u r * t Thomaa Uiirnsy a > hr ‘ A- *»•««• **-0. B ” W hy ii-frd t K rhayt Mn.it ptople would probably tike to observe all the rulee to beep the doctor away if thsy only knew what tha ruist were. Preventive medicine, this it cellad, and it it always well worlh Ihe colt Of course, it Is hard to lay down rule* for everybody because everyoriB has his own particular physi­ cal and chemical patiam, Just as everyone ha* his own way of liv. ing and eating. Your best advisor on how yog personally should keep (It is your own doctor. Yet there g,n,r** A. an .l/'to m.dlcal dl.rnoilt, **f«y has a aiuble rela to play_ in probably m oit'im portin't *or svaryone la the chest x-rey once a year if you’re under 4S| twice e year if you’re over, or if you have smoked heavily. This would safe­ guard against tuberculosis (which can atart alraoat aymptam lastly) and alao help againat early mnr cancer and some forma of heart disaate. If you report any eymp. toms, auch aa indigeatlon, diarrhea, or the like, your doctor may aend you to the radiologiet t* have the • W f W m series’’ of x-raya with barium. C.f. in thle cate meant gastrointestinal. Any particular complalnta of buraitls, arthritis, or injury may also need to be x-rayed. You can never be sura whether you have a broken bone and neither, without x-raye, can yeur doctor. Some people learn to put Up with pain because they think It normal. You ehould report to yodr doctor any pain or anything alee not normal, including moloa con* •ientfy Irritated, to rn that don’t heal, bleeding warta and the like. The doctor nat a battery of aide to help him detect other eerloue conditions, Including tha electro­ cardiogram, tha urlnalytle, the prostate examination for men and breast examination for women, and the unear teat. A physician rsportlng on one Industry lays periodic medical checkups hava materially reduced bad haart at­ tacks, obesity, the cancer death* rate, and other Ills. What worka for employees can surely work for a family, Including tha kids. Aa Administrator, c 1 a. of aald late. PEG BOARDS ■ sfe Tht Picture Of Htalth tNOHflWPl •""• lull t:* C ircuit Cou% jLrx'i.* forojioo* t h e rs o f In cham bor* In Somlanla County Cnur ••"H1” Sanford, Florida, toneldsr »»ld Declaration of T a k in g , appoint sx d m ake auoh order a* th* Court dooms proper. All portlso to tha aull a n d all pa rtis* imorsets p r a a r a>d b* hoard a t th# nm * and placa doalgnatod. *.*,h • f ’ you ar* hereby eomminded to a p p e a r by filing an S " * * * ' to the amended poilllog S i! /' . ^ o u r l on or bofor* Ih* l l l h !ftS.s, , .i.’l « l k .*M% t g . a h o w what JSPLJIRI*. Intcrsst or Dane y o u .^ k»v* In and to Vnv - - ' i s ^ w " * ' f e n b o 4 l a n d u a n d eh tiC'.l 7.hvJ 1*# same should cot h* #n fs J**#" f*r the nasi and ntiroeiss s M.MJ ih in U* >aill(" petitlo* fit her#!■*.* *Itn W N EM my hand and th* s ta l Slay* A S jUV » t'i thla >>M| - ,T •* J i s r k J ! ’ tV*rBfroti fault Court of ■smi *1* Csunty. Florid* ■ ryan'R?,* H enry t i c ---------------- Hoad Doparlmsal Aiiornsp for stale M s *4 Ouildiag g t i l a h a u e * . Florid* M i r k CJsreland M issfsJi,r lS*»S2h,l**U C*“ ‘r ^ �■ % ’' ' sr. jm SANFORD HERALD * . • T* ' — — ■ ■■ ■ ...- r . Thurt,. Mar 21 IDS* P.i3* 8 ’ ■' p»p:T- := r - : ---------------------------------------- - ■ / - .■ : il ■ \ I ; ----- -— --------- --------------------------------- ----------------- 4 -srS & r.lRl.l DROWN TRl'MIN COMMENT* yesterday and two girl* drowned Donald C. Runell of the U 8, OODDI.AND. Kan tb-All eight when the boat capsized. P O M P E I I , Itily lb -Forum Weather Bureau at TalluhauM Praairttnl lUrry 8. Truman flail­ nirmhrra of the junior rlas* at Only one of the right could ha* the unliju* and exclusive out* Kannrailn High School went out ed the ruin* o( Pompeii loday. ■wlm. A guide allowed him ■ mot aI In a boat on their clam picnic Myrna Sellntan, lfi, and Janice alon of reporting on weather rolls bench and raid It had brim do. S.iellrer, IT. drowned. Two other dltion* affecting forest (ire dans ger In Florida • naiad to a public hath by a Pom. election.’* Truman commented girls were hospitalized. paiian politician after an election. "lie wouldn't have cut the voter Two (j nodi and bnr» and a girl, It mint have been belor* a n 1othrrwiie.™ >arm on a picnic, managed to rr»-I the oilier T O W ! DOLLAR P e n n e y ’s Al WAYS FI RST QUALITY! R U T S M O R I THAN IV IR I 3 DOLLAR D 3000 YARDS COTTON FULL LENGTH E.MII. TRIMMED Legal Notice ■r r u n c m r i.iT cm n r , j i n i f tv t. r u i n it in m v t ii w n kom • wwiMiir. rcwvrv. e-Minina. I y c t t X M T ' . n v sin. at**. XAf. T . K K I t l . V . * t »o V * ' i w n •• W T . K R I s L K T . an d I H L N K K E L L I . hi* a l l * Pl a i n t if f* . M t'ara i. Cut out Hny round* front •crap* of pla dough. Pul • dollop lit* : (amall) of anchor/ pa*l*. Ro<]u*> Y o n *nd »A.'h nf v <>n * r * h s i s h y r i n l l f U g i n d ■«>|lltl*it In pr*>*hl AMI fort elicit* near th* center nf llAlms And .1aidaml* wlih'h inn nr *1*1nt*ni, Ami s'iaII Iis swiimi In hv each; fold over, aeal and bak*. flllirr nf ynn, nun Iiais mu.i Im. i fh« Id s rlHltllAlil. Ills MASlit n r i 11 nr I'S> r s I A I A n f K T D N K T O V f ' . T I I H U . t r . And a s v m i l l i T a I im nr daiUAnd li »t Frit* with loin*In July*. i t t . s s . n l , I s i s nf said r . M in t y , In l i t * ] sn fl l r. t sh a ll h* void. V^niinly J uda* nf (Utnlttiil* I’uunl) Itlmds tl. ilray a rn N K T o a h t h on.tr. KlnrldA, at III* nffir* in ihs r.nirl ! ,V« Kifrlllrli nf th* I.aat tVItl D *i*tis d finus* nf .Aid 1‘nnnly *1 Psnfnrd. anil TssS*iti*«l nf D*fsAsrd To AH rr*dllnr* *nd rsr.nna IIaiIii* I'Ulm* ur Dtiiiaml* AiaiuiI HaM r.a. T A r t . n n . *t * 1. Da fandanta. M i n e r , o r *t i t •t a t e o k M . n i t i i ' v T o z io n r a i T A T L O t t a k vtonr.n J T A Y U ' j t . jn A .vn a n n i k n t a t u u i , h i * XV I K K . IV H U S K . IXKS1 D K M ' t . A A l l K fN K X IlW 'N A N D A N T A NO A LL P K n a o N . n h a v i .n o o t t c i . a i m i w i A N T I N T K. ft K M T I N A N D T O T H f . n n t K n i.AN t>i t t and TDK TfiT MY SINCERE THANKS roi.tJivviNO 'iK.io L INO Ilr!INO IN COI N tv or ar.Mt.NOLK, mtatk. or ri.O R ID A . T O W IT i T t l * ( e s u ilf 1h* H W ' i nf Ihs N K ‘i nf D o n IS. T a w n s t i l p 1 * Anti I h, I t s n * * IS K s s l . Ivi na N n r l h nf th * A l l s n ' l n C n * * l l. l n t R a i l r o a d It /t V , I t t s b* *l* I I * fssi N » f H i t H W c n r n s r n f 111* « K ' » nf I h s V h ' v nf M i l l **iv Onn II. To w nship t* R m il h r .J I l l s I * K * * l , r u n l h » n r * N f 1 .1’ \V v : n I f*M a In n* nl.t fsn.’ * l i n t in VII .MIs nisn 's I j i h s . thss ss m il \n rih e »tl»i It *t.'n» lh » K i ' l s i - l r m s s n i l s r l r * tin* nf ** 1.1 1* 1, • VIA fsst tnn rs nr l * . « In in l»rs »rtin n nf »»i>t K s s io lf •h n r s l l s * w i t h I h s W » * t It' .. In d a r r tins nf said S f i nf V I P . t h i n s * r im P o u lh t * ! 1 f**t In po in t nf h s e l n n l n * T o n . and » * r h n f y o u *rs h*r*t>> r * X » l r r . i In a p p r A r srt'l fit* I p s r *.,**|1v or hr v n u r s t i n r n s i I w n l i Ills l *I wr V. nf Ih s a I. m i s s l l l s d I ' n l l l l , v n u r n r i l l s n dr fs ss s s. tf tn> in i n * |i II T u i j u l * t T i l l * fi ls d hat *lh A f s l n . t >n o In th i s rAhVT, *l|d In Asrv • A r t i p f nf I h s SAin* on T i l l s . I | f f * A t t o r n *jr. h sl n w , nn n r b » f n r s lit* t l h dA y n f J t m * A 0 H i* , sis* * d r s r s * p m . n n f r s s * w i l l h t A nt sr s d j A t l n s I i n n D U N K , a n d O l t D M . K I * *1 <Unfi.rO p , . n l n » l r I' n i i P t y . r t o r >U Oil* J i t J d*> nf M a ) t D |S-,(. o t< f l K H N Di >N i T r r k nf III* i ’ t. hit C n u r l H r t! I,. I l m d l . V D stvjiy f'ltrh tv r* U - I l r h l s ' . n . .tr A l l n r n i r for P l s ln t l f f * P o Hot I I I ! * ;n * V n f l h I’ a i Ii A v t n u * Pt fi f n r d . Kin r I fit ix n m i;iii ht iik tiik m i v rt Certain group* refuse to even try to u ic the availahle method.* of annexation. 111 atend they any "IT WON’T WORK". How would they know? THKV IIAvKN'T TR1KD. Gordon Frederick believe* that you ahould at leant try to une the cxintlug means before asking the legislature to give dictatorial authority for forcing annexation. STARTrt TpNUiUT tTAKTri 7:10 As individual* and particularly an Americium we have the right NUT to have an­ nexation ilictntorialy shoved down our thhiatn. Roth the General Law and a Special lot havo been passed providing for the gro vth of Sanford through Annexation. The least that could bb done in to try it before admitting defent. L O M lr lt ? A ! V ( .|- U Gordon Frederick will not ncll the right.* of the poople of Seminole County for VOTLH----- even if It sho.ild cont him the election. REMILVIILH—next time it could be your rights which aru bartered away. ^^AU NIWIM WUNUC«jr sasM Rnm MW utuHMM • tnr uiwi RWI tbae.il ■ffin llflf • aiTtuN*•*el ___ sttummir-— mkii Featur a - KS* — lld>0 ON M A Y 29th ELECT t’L lb ROAD House NATION WIDE FITTED CLOSE-OUT TABLE SHOE BARGAINS BED DOLLAR DAYS SPECIAL ■ GORDON V . FREDERICK . . * 1 . .« Slat* R*gr**«nl*Uf« (irotp I * (I'd. Political Adv.) F««<ar»~ JjfT Oaly m ;r V- ^x ^i.-y. ’J~ Jkt i'ifi imj i jasm RAYON GOWNS |.99 (ilULS SIZE 2 TO <ix SUb S U IT S • Twin She 1.71 • 12 x 111 (often .lie CLO SE Gordon Frederick favor* the grow th o* Sanford through Annexation and would point out to the citizen* of Hanford Dial th * law* of the State of Florida and a Special Act piiaaetl by the legislature in F>.V» give t j our city the machinery providing for An­ nexation. OUT-ENTIRE ST O C K FO LDING D O O R S • • • • 1 .00 W O R K S H IR T S • Embroidery Trim Let's Get Straight About Annexation! In Prnuala Ia rsi Mtlll* *1 HTDM.V tl.tllTII OR AT. _ m . n * 1.01— • W hile Ismgclolh Duriitif the rminimlpr nf Dip term to wlileh you tmve etrcled me, f will be railed nn to r<>|>i‘C!tciit Seminole County on Ivc-upportionmenl and probality >ui the ia.*ue of Seifregation. I pledge my w!in|»* hearted co-nperiili >n with our Sonalor and Reprcaentutive in seoking and fighting for a re*nppor(ionniont lienefldal to onr comity and for the con­ tinued heal interest of Itolh tliu while anil colored races through maintaining Segio, gallon i«» Florida. i 2 Ynrds MEN’S SHOUT SLEEVE SHEETS iT.oniM *. T in .I • All SI/.en 12 to II • AdJ. Shoulder Sirups their VOTE on May 22nd. .11 HUM. *l!tllXtll.M D o w n 4 DAN RIVER WRINKLE-SHED GINGHAMS 10 FULL PIECES COTTON LAWN SAILCLOTH — COTTON CORDS— MAGIC CHHI'E ALL FIRST QUALITY—REITER COT IONS SELLING STARTS FRIDAY 'J: A. M. i.oc To my supporters for BOLTS P IE C E G O O D S SLIPS K ln r l d a . w ithin vlih l ratrn.tar nuintli* frinn Hi* li m a n f tha first p l lh l l r n t l n n nf (hi * nntFr*. Ila.'h I’t s lm n r d ri ll *r id shall h* In w r lt ln a and *l.*ll si A t * Hi* pise* nf r*s|. ilslii * slid post n ff h • * * d r s * « of Ihs FULL FAMOUS nRAND NAME ONLY 12 AT THIS LOW I'lUCE FIRST QUALITY—IN ORIGINAL CARTONS COMPLETE WITH HANGING HARDWARE BIG 80x90 INCH NYLON DRESSES |.001 1 ONE LOT WOMEN’S HALF SUPS IC F O A M RUBBER 4°° WOMEN’S SUMMER 1I*00 6 " ZIPPER (OVER DEI) PILLOW CU RTAIN S 1*00 1 • You Sava'Her* • Small — Med. — U r j i HEAVY QUALITY CANNON m hath .00 to w e ls ic ' it �Mountain People Honest, Modest THAGUI OH BflW VOUTHBUSE? _ aajtt a n v t r iti* hid to ittr t Uiwf ■ eana, BURNIVILLI, N. Cm of — The -which aha detests. Six loves t# re- l!*'.h,1P ^ ,uP. hui^ Mouthers Bigfilinde i n luU of call changing times, changing J " * .0* | , n ,?? **,h In<* wonderful old ladJaa with mamo- curiom*. changing pri«a. h T m v lff.^ riai aa green a . a hemlock tree "I n m remember when *a a S rtff and an outlook oa Ilf* ai dtrabla would put up a man fee the night . countr_ *eu. , i l i i an aak. , and aerT. him iupp« and break" ewnXtv CUM<r A line axampla U Mri. Julia fast - all for a dollar,*’ aha laid, h*“ ' **, r ' Wray, who la N years old, welfhi and added amlUngi "Soma peopla When I liked har th# secret o| m pound*, and haa IT rocking i v n kicked at that. They fell we her vigoroua le re n lty ilg g , Mr*, chalra on her front porch. ought to glvi them a prlia lor Wray looked aurpriaad that any. Mrs. Wray, whc wears her age coming." one should think achieving tha age at lightly aa a auamer gown, ia fti*, often drive a hun- « ■ waa in • “* w*f wmarkabls. the queen bee Innkeeper of Ihle mtI#i lor u n . Wray'a fa- "Why, I aJwaye don# my part,** part of tha Blue Ridge Mountain!. m0UI M u gunday dinner, aervad aha obaerved mildly, ’'but I waa Sho operatei the Mu-Wray Inn, atyie. There I* no menu— elwaya tha alckiy one in my lamone of the beat-known boatalrlea In Put n0 |aefc of choice. Uy-" the hUla, with the help of her aon, „ fr# u wnat gUfltl muaiiy Mountain people are lmUnetlvaA Ruih, and daughtar-ln.law. Jana. d Qn ^ ta|,|ej ly modest and honeat. A putrird iw lv e s , Congressmen, Farmers ■*i jV Food prieaa are ririrg a little again. Vnd centa • dozen, depending In part on the Why food eoete *u much more et the itore varying amount of competition In the difth at It doee et the farm once more la fret* ferent elttee. ting both homctneWi end eongrwameiw It is dlapereglng, we're «ure, for a m d farmer*. The price of egge end other houaewlfo to meet the grocery bill end !t« , A ed rteee iteo by etep On the w*y to you— continual ria# from $10 to $12. to $15, $18 .«ad everyone bliunee aomeone else. or $20 end have nothing oa which to fell ..... Gor.mmmt I n n , Indicia th , (armur b*tk for aom, n u rn u - h r ll»M pric. r im dollar epent for food. The Grocery Manufacturer* of America ' figure* that the combined profits after ' taxes of proceeabre, dlatrlbutora and grocers ‘ —the men between the farm** and you— * like abont th n e eenU of the coniumers food I dollar ... . Or, looking a t It from the grocer* angle ' t i n t , the National Asaoclatlon of Pood ’ »Chahm aettmatae that the 108$ profit* of the Mtkm’a M,800 food ehafn .turee averag* .*d m i around O.t p*r cent of the 17 billion . . M r aelee volume. 4 . .. Th# food indtutry often contend* that th* poetwar growth In the spread between ’ firm price# and retail price* la due to the pointing out to th e people who w rit* .modern packaging and processing which to "I’m me th n t milk bara and aod* fo u n tain ! . eonaumer taatea now demand. shouldn't have to pay a cabaret ta x — a p a r t - . But there ere other expenses In dutrlIt,. I . . . . 1, 1, 1, i— . a n , . kutlon, too. Let'i look at a food where na- of the law which [ *a it ™ ha» been very * ttir# would do moet of her own packaging loosely enforced. I thin** It should be chang* ed. And I th in k It will be," H eriong comend proceaatng and which reach## the store m ented. fai pretty much Its original condition. That |a This la th# day and time when we're “ the egg In Ita own shell, not a plastic begging for new avenue* for the enter* :;*ne that some scientists ere trying out. tnlnm ent of young people— avenues th a t will 1 „ According to teeta run by ons big gro- not be eoatly end exhorbltant. Certainly, Congren#man Horlong haa the right Idee— w# should not tax thoae place* that provide mi atin T h t Sanford Herald Secretary Of State Changes Views By ja m e s m a il o w on June t ht thought the Hut­ Aa#eclat«4 rreee News Analyst alio attitude toward the whde of WASHINGTON * - H y o u »omo- Eastern Europe might bo chan#times got confused trying to fol- Ing. On Juno 10 ho eald tha aow ]aw g ^ ^ te ry of Sul* Dullea on Sovlot policy waa tho raault of u,e niiialana, lt*s bocauao ho "atralna" eroatod by tho Woat, toema to have two aoparato idoaa that the Ruialaaa had really not about thorn although no nocts- h« kT da.a h#° M(h( ltht R^ , i i ni edging their waya bacauae of their own waakneea and Weatern prcieure. fj** cloudier £•*•*'• ,fokl 9ov <l ^ *' 1 <r*v a wholesome place fo r children and young h i hai eipraaaad a double wor* peonlo .to congregate and amue* themaelvea. ry of what might happan If thara If there la to be a tax—place It where waa a general accptanca of tha the dnmnge la don*. thi Rui•i,n, w,[* mk,nd; _ . ’ . Ing their waya and concern about war waa gona: (A) that lha WaitJim Powell, outstanding Florid* political arn alllancaa might break up and writer, la leaving Washington to accept a (■> that Congraia might be ra- Job aa a high level editorial writer with nr^ram T.° thi th* Tampa Tribune. Many of our reader# i c T ^ w a r ?d?Uatitriilon think, follow Jim Powott and hla vlnwa on the necMtiry. changing political alluatlone. I-nt May IS ha laid: o Thursday, May 24, 1058 */ * TODAY*! BIBLS TKR8I o o "Thoro arc within tha frto na. . . . . tlona aoma who are tempted by Thla ia the aeaion for beauty contest*— Ihia pro.pact (the Idea the Ruaand they're being staged on all aldea of ua alana are changing gor tha bttiar) —at every type Of affair. and U>«r took toward th# United What about Sanford and an annual .nlerpr*t lh* LETTERS T O T H E E D IT O R A HOUSE FULL RAMSEY, N. J. l^t—for a while, After reading each of tho Itoma ynu printed, I juat folt that I had to write to toll vou that vou eould not aay onough about ^h# ne„j l0 , upp<>rt thll eampatfn . Already too many children n**d th# h,1r «f a ehiid guidance County Commissioner District 1 .v .r t wher. . fl.nfnrt “M M j" I. cho.. ’^ • . J J V . T r . T . r f >h.. . . » . “ J '* k’ ™ | en from tha most beautiful fflrla In th# damonatratlng a ba.le change of *h‘* .?*!£ world? SovUt attitude and aa Indicating ^Tl J L u J tX L ?a • Did not our hearia burn within us, whilt e e o Me talked with na by the way? Luke 2<li32. .. . .. . * , # « . —Blake end Swedenborg and others have Now that th* eun la out In full force, written about talking with strangers whom w* must not forget that on# can become .they believed were from the other world, aerloualy Injured from an overdoaa of iyet had the appearance of mortals. Th* "aunburn". tlaen Christ could pass through Walls and Take particular ear# on that first visit appear and diappear at will, yet at times to the beach, or outing, to protect yourMe waa mlatakei) for mortals still In the self from the burning ray* of th# aun for flesh. period* too long for later comfor*, that the danger la over, they will {•'!' ®nIy th „ , 4 * haitUy follow In that way. In that 1,1 • Mental Hoapltal. avtB mue], of ho aolldarlty In *r*r* '* • problem that raw event which haa bten built over be licked by oommunlty spirit. ,th« p « t year would quickly die- ■ ■■ ■ ■ . th^foMlTn aid0^ " . “ "h. *llid ad: "Thara could ba no worn momint io depart from tha policy reprealniedI by the foreign aid pro- <Pd. Pol. Adv.) ^ W tK i i J U % J Citi&ur o f New Drugs Seen Causing f More Allergic Reactions WITM mors and n o n poraons Now you may Uka an antlbiotls Being enUMoUoa end sulfona­ or sulfonamlds once, or several mides tbess days, It's natural times, bsfora an Injection prom at v* a n Reding mors allergic duesa a rsaction. Ivan If tha first ■Mottoes due te adalnlstsatioe dose brings InflammiUon, fsvsr, Itohlng or any othir lids sfiicl *1 them. PenleUlla, fur example, eases# It doss not mten subssquant ellergle reaetiona in from ons to doses will do th# urns, although 1# par seal of the,parsons using tbsy vary wall might. I I Probably because U le so wide­ P M Doe* ly seed now, It results la more If* tha first doss of a series vies It e m than almost all other which la moat llksly to give you trouble. Por that reason, it's probably bast to use an ana for Aa In tha aaaa of mans Drono- the In]action rathir than tho lationa, Intramuscular Injection* buttocks whare absorption would ef ptn1**111" sasao moat roenllnna bo much faster. When taken by mouth, atotiatica If thsre la a reaction, discon­ show H la lose UksLy te produoa tinuing tha drug will usually halt It In tha caaa or an allsrfto fever, dde effects. Oenarally, atiargls reaetiona to however. It might bo three days eenlnltlle are Inflammation of before Uit temperature returns to normal. k u iklnand itching. Reaetiona occur in about 10 por Moat doctors fad that oaa of eant of tho eases treated with tha beat druga for railsrinf aavire streptoiayola and between one reactions la aplncpbrlne. Apply­ end twn per eent when tha totra- ing lea or cold eompriaaos to tho eyeUnaa are ssed. Moat common alto of tho in] action might haly. m otions are akin m b and fever. Mrs. T. I.: My baby was bora n v e to C e * without any opening to havt bowel movements. An opening had to be made on the aide of har abdomen In ordar tor hw to Uva. Will she aver be normal! Answer: In many eases of this type, whan a child become* older i an operation earn bo parlormad to i eloa# tho opening In tbs abdoman and a normal rectum can be mad# surgically. m ■• M em orial Day Wed. May 30 I > 'j' ^ 1 J. D. CORDELL You A rt The Judge &Jury, Its All In Your Hands " T O BE O R N O T T O BE" Continued operation of the Sherrirs Office as • Credit to Seminole County. F l o r h i d e W e W ill Closed W H A T IS Y O U R VERDICT? iV O T E FOR J. D. C O R D E L L Sheriff O f Saminola County For free rldea to P o!1b In Sanford call 1310. t i m i 44* �3SBB THIS flAHFORD ffERAl.P Thom. M>y 24, 19Sfl Pag# B S o cia lfcuswiA Three Members Initiated Tuesday Into local Circle (P&AAD/tatA. Mr*. Thatma Butaar, a format and Mra. Chatter fmfth of Otfresident of Sanford, ha* bean visit­ ton, V*. Mu. Lynn Tyon, Mr*. Fays ing her mother, Mra W, A. Jack-ion and Mr*. John S. Whitt Knight Sr., and othar relative* Mr, and Mra, Cart O. U ni w#r* Inflated Into Hi* Anna and has ralumsd to Charleston, S. Miller Cire'a Tuesday night at hava returned from a six asSU C„ whsr* sh* has bain making tha Ftlk* Club, her bom* sine* last Novambar, visit to New Jersey, New York Mr*. - Edward Cox president and Boston. nresided ever the ceremony and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Knlgbt and •; business mettln*. Routine report* family of Ball* Glad* war* th* Mr. and Mra, Charlti Toum'aa were given hy tha etandlnf com­ guasta of Mrs. W. A. Knight Sr., hava baan visiting In Claarwatrr. eting fun. ' mittee chairmen and other bust* and Mrs. Bartlnuo Smith ovar They recently had as batia* Local sawing canter experts sug­ na*a waa discussed. tho weekend. guest* Mr. and Mra. Edward gest you buy a length of sturdy During the soda! hour that Butler of St, Petersburg. blue denim for tha purpose and Word has been received by Mre browse through the pattern books followed, th« hoateese*. Mrs. ft. Berileson Smith of the sudden Horn# from tha hospital ara for styles to give this old favurlle fl. Blllhtnwr, Mra. R. W. Caasubs, death of her childhood friend and Dr. Elisabeth Serven and Michael Mrs. pniVlai Huakln and Mrs. a new look. Ona such Is a play suit ichool mat*, Mrs, Mary WallaRalph Wight 1!, sarrad delicious McDermott. William Canada* la U" made from a pattern designed by refreshment*, Wrifbt of Apopka. Mr*, Wright In Orange Memorial H ospital'll a l s o entertained Cola of California and incorporat­ tha ladiea with a gams Plg-Nwa* an aunt of Car mate W ■.!*, Orlando, whtra ha recently under* ing such hlgh-fashlun notes as tha Poka. Tha prise waa given te co-owner of Th* Sanford Uirald. want aurgary. Mra. Canaday it aemifitted line, hip emphasis and Mrs, Lynn Lyon. a wide neckline. Tha blue denim la Tha 0, R, Hartles’ and tan remaining In Orlande for kb# Those present to anjoy tha eve­ trimmed In express-striped denim. Mania, of La Porta, lnd„ art present and reporta BUI to b* !• ning were: Mra. Fatav Bukur, vialtlng tha Hlttall family of fine condition and good apitita, This outfit ibqulraa only |wo and Mrs. R. W, Cassuba, Mra, Doug-1 HI* many frlanda will b« happy Lake Monroe, a half yards of U-Inch fabric plus lea Huakln, Mr*. J. X. Hoolehan, to walcom# him homa again, another yard of striped fabric for Mr*. Waslav Flllmnn, Mrs. Irving Mr. and Mr*. Chert** Walla of trim. Ba careful to match tha stripes Felnberg, Mra. Eddie Slant. Mra. HXY GALS, HBRB‘8 SOMETHING NEW I Tha n alt tar eat shown above will maka your kitchen dif­ Mr. and Mra, Laurence W. Ro­ and exciting. Tha Jan com* plain but te ma ;e that added touch you may buy decals, Ilka tha Plalnflald, N,J, spent several perfectly on tha yoke front, for a R, 8. Billhlmer, Mrs. X, J. ferent enaa shown, to drasa up the glass. Many of the IsaJIng ateraa are now carrying than. The) a n avail­ day* In Sanford, vialtlng th* berta af Utica, N.Y.. hava H smart chevron affacL There are Moughton Jr., Mr*. Harry F. able In many different celora and patterns with ana just suited to your taste. Thunton family, Mr*.- Walla la visiting Mra. Denial Pugh, no buttons or buttonholes to worry Kent, Mra. W. J. Clark*, Mra. B. tha nine# af th* lata Henry J, about as the suit merely ties at 0. Caruthara, Mra. Harold EastMr. and Mce. Frederick Danntg Thuraton, the shoulder. nar, Mra. Georg* DeMattlo, Mra. are visiting In New Jersey am! While you'ra at It, you might B. E. Rogsro, Mr*. BUI Gordtn, Flrat I t. M. Has*) Darling, will continue on to California, make a simple gathered skirt to Mr*. Gena Waltar, Mr*. Jama* USAF Nureaa Corps, retumrd by Before they left they welcomed match, of blue denim with a Via, Mr*. Shannon Winn, Mr*. 1Monthly Dinner Mailing In the THURSDAY plnn* Wednesday to Htawart Air friends of long standing Mr, and striped chevron patch pocket. You M. C. (Under, Mra, Lynn Lyon, Mr*. J. Geert* from Ballavlllp, Amid the trees on tha beauti­ won't even need a pattern for Mr*. John S. White, Mra. Faya Tha Junior Fellowship and Jun- Fellowship Hall at 7:00 p.m. ful Wakiva River at th* cottage Fore# Hate, Tenn., after spending N J. who hava com* to Da Barg Harry M. Weir, Administrator of , , ,, „ , , , lor Choir will rehearse at First tha weekend with Mr. and Mrs. this, and it will complete a use­ Jackson, Mr'-Morrle M o . s . M r s . p ^ ^ ^ chimh „ I U m jtesdnol# County Hospital will of II. C. Hetiel, Cirri* No. 8 of Fred Thurston of Sanford. Mr. to mak# thalr homo. ful outfit for many casual occa­ C. H. Stafford, Mra. A. P. Bow„ .. ~ . 1 .« ac tress th* misting on Items of the Presbyterian Church held It*' and Mra, Richard Eaatey, the sions. arsox, Mrs. H F. Adair, Mra. Ed-1 | T h u r a t o n 'a grande Mldren’. are Easy ihtckan pla: Utraa-laeh ward Cox, Mr*. Jama* Rostnow. Firit p r,*h»,*r,4'‘ ’ hur‘ h « lutereet concerning th* Hoepltal. May matting. Plana puplla of Margaret L. t M f a, W i l l i a m Rocha, vie* visiting with them until June 1, circles of baked pntry (he*lad) Mr*. Roy Chorpanlng, Mra. H. C. m” Lutheran Ladies Disbrow, Mr*. Clayton Smith, Ttl* l"tarnadlate Ch.dr af Fltat Davis will glva a recital In th* chairman, conducted th* builnasi when they will return to their ara placed ever serving* of croamad chicken to which conked Mr.. Lowell Oalsr, and Mr*. B“P,U* Church will rahearsa at Woman's Club starting at 1:1k session at which tin:* report* home In Glen Riddle, Pa. | war* given of the boxr* being To Have Combined Ralph span and carrots hava beta added Wight II. 1 P mI sent to th* needy In Kore* Mr. and Mr*. Harry Seller and WEDNESDAY Tha Adult Chair af Firs* PapMeetina Next III meet at through Dr. Allen Clark of th* Mr. and Mr*. Jam** Livingston Tha Girl Scouta t'at Church will rehearaa at 9 p. First Presbyterian Church at Presbyterian Mission In Seoul, -nent Mother's Dev weekend at Hie Ladles AM of the Lutheran Several more are in preparation. Duke University, Durham, N. C., 3:30 p. m. Church of tho Redeemer met last Th* Woman's Auatltary for th* Thursday at the home of Mr*. Announcement wai mad* of as guest* of Skip Livingston Tha Mid-Week Bihla Hour will Seminole Memorial Hospital will Jamei Ekrrn. The meeting wee th« annual Ittrihday offering pro­ who la In th* freshman Haas. h* conducted by Rev. A. G. Mem-'»t at S p m. In tha Commit! opened by the President Mr*. gram and It was revraled that Mr*. Sellers ami Mrs. Llvlngkton Innls, Pastor of First Presby­ lontra' room at City Hall. Board Henry Thurston end Mre. Atkin-' BT GRACB THURSTON th* offarlng* will b* used to spent several days visiting Mr. terian Church at 7:30 p.m, masting at 7 p. m. son Rsva tha devotional. Th* Laka Monro* Horn* De­ Tha Chant'*! Choir will re* help In ths furthering of the Committee' reports wee* given monstration Club met Friday ava­ Th* annual Ssmlnot* High heart* at First Prssbyterian work of ths Ybor Mission In Staff Installs School Spring Conctrt will b* and Mr*. John Scnkarik showed iling at th* homa of Mr*. Tampa and for Laboratory Church at 7:30 p.m. held In tha High School Auditor­ samples of the silverws're that had been purchased tor the ntw Catharln- Furman. Th* matting ium at R p.m. No admission will Th* Junior Choir will rahaars* achools. New Officers As was called to order by th* presi­ ba held and a fra* will offarlng , t rirat Raptlit Church at 3:30 Tha Bible lesion topic was church kitchen. “David, As A Son, A H u s b a n d '* amb*rs Look On Mrs. M. G..Hodges gave her re­ dent Mr*. Clovtr Marr*. Officer* will ht taken. p.m. and A Father." and th* lllhl* port on the mlaslona*7 meeting elected for the rnming year are Th* Semlnol# County Federa­ Dr. W. P. Brooke Jr. will lead Th# r#*ul*r m**lln* of th# that was held in (iotha and report­ at follows: president: Mrs. Clo­ tion ol Woman’s Clubs will hava :ha midweek prayer service at teacher was Mr*. J. E. Nichols ed that five members had atten­ ver Marrs; let. vlca president, Its Spring masting at the Long- First Baptist Church In a aludy1who thoroughly covered th* Ilf* Pa»l Nnhl# Gtaml’* Cluh waa Mr*. J. Tindall; 2nd vlca presi­ wood Public Library. Th* hosof th* "Sweet Singer of lira*)." held Tuoilay nlvht at th# home ded. from th* Book of Aeti at 7:30 Memhera repeated many veree* nf Mr*. May Rubiw with Mra. Mrs. Marvin P i n reported oe dent, Catharln* Furman; secre­ tesa club will ba "Tha Long- p.m. Annl* McArthur; wood Civic League." Meat Hern from th* Paalmi that hava h*ln*d| May Mvcr* as #o-hnit#«i. tha Venture of Faith meeting tary, Mr*. Th* Training Union will spon­ and strengthened them In time* that was held in the Grace treasurer, Mr*. Hate) Gardner; at 10:30 a.m. All members of A covered dish dlmiar was Lutheran Church In Winter Ha­ Polecat* to County Council. Mra. lha affiliated eluha ara Invltkd. sor a covered dish supper at of stress and trouble, First Baptist Church at k:30 ven. J. E. Andrews; Alternate, Cather­ Covered dish lunch. Ths host*****, Mrs. Ilattel and s#rv*d at 7 p.m, aftar which Mra. Mr*. Thurston announced that ine Furman; Publicity, Catharln* Th*' Officer’* Wlvaa Club at p.m. Mra. Rocha, Mr*. Claranc* Sny­ Rrodl* Williams ooanad tha buslthe next meeting would bo tha Furman; Chairman Health, Mr*.' NAS hat stated a dessert and card Melvin Dekt* will lead tha Bap­ der, Mr*. A. P. Kyla, Mra. Jo# n*s« m**tlng at S p.m. quarterly combined meeting of J. C. Sapp; ,Sunshine, Mr*. C. E. party at Jim Spancar’a Restaurant tist Training Union Worker*' Corley. Mr*. K. W. Fit*. Mr*. F. Th* Installing staff: Mra. Me­ tha Ladles Women's Missionary Hlttall: Finance, C. P. Rayburn •» 12:30 p. m. All member* are Council at First Baptist Church H. HIM, Mr*. R. C. I.ong. Mr*. Installing officer; Mrs. Flhet league and tho Lillies Aid and nnd Mra, Hazel Gardner; Craft* to attend. Fee will b* charged at 8:lh p.m. II. G. Oak#*, Mr*. J. R. Robinson et*, urged that all members maka Mrs. Orr Canup; Jr., Mr*. I,. T. Sprague. Mrs. Moor*. Marshall; nnd Mrs. Mil­ Devotional, at th* door. a special effort to attend. • W - s h I t *-»- sjn. si Fred Williams, Mra, J. E. dred Koulr*. Chaplain; Installed Mrs. Dora Ma* Hairall; Home offlr# for th# currant term Refrashmsnts were served hy Improvement, Mrs, J. g. And­ will matt In th* IOOF Halt at • Nichols had a most enjoyable Inlo Auxiliary Hears Dies* officers; Mrs. Rrodl* Willithe hostess to 19 members and rews; Recrration, Mm . C. E. p. m. lima to g eth e r. oms. Junior p*it president; Mr*. two guests. Jackson; Fond Conservation, Mrs. Th* Sanford Duplicate Bride* Convention Reports Marjorl# Howard, president; Mrs. Club will hold It* regular dupHJack Siandifor; Clothing, Mrl. Hrar# Cordell, treasurer: and Ruth Griffis. :**• I!,1,th;Is ,Invited. Yi* V lub 11 Ramilor Meet Mr*. M*y Ruhuw, ••rretary. I p. ,*n. Public Afler th* husinsM meeting th* Th* UDC will meal at 1 p. m. The Col. Then. Roosevelt AutlMrs. Virginia Anderson vie* ladiea surprised Mra. Clover at th* horn* of Mra. A. B W*l- ifnry. United Spanish War Veter­ nretldmt elect will he Ini'.alled Marrs with a aurpriis birthday on j. Mellonvllla Ave. Mr*. ans met In a regular meeting M*v si * later data. party. Ths hostess mad* a lovtly David Caldwell will be ro-hnste** "0 at th# home of It* secretory Mr*. Williams ws* prsssnted a three tiered eak* with a doll as and Mack Cleveland Jr. will h* Ji t a. Ma# Sheefer. I ll Elm Ave. past president's pin *nd a gift tha ranter piece of the rake. with Mr*. Frank tv sia, presi­ gurat speaker. from th# club. .Mrs. William* de >t, presiding. Th* ruffles of th* dolls, skirt Th* Sanford Junior High P-TA then gav* her Installing officers war* th* icinf of th# caka. Coffae, will hava a danc* at 7:30 p m. Other than routine business and • gift. ir„ cream, lemonade, and mints fnr a[| Junior High Student*. Tn# rrnort* delsgat-s to the conven Mr*. Howard conducted th* were aerved to th* many ladiri affair will h* at lha Celery Grata Hrn at Clnarwnter were introdu* meeting appointing her present, and a small orchestra will he on *1. TWO FOCAL POINTS IN# Happv Birthday husinet* standing committees for lha STEAD OF ONB are display id Tha honor#* waa prraanted hand to render music. Refreshit wa* ravsaled that many a* May 2J year. ia this black ailk ertpa cocktail with a lovely duller from th# mente will b# aerved. tlvltiea war# held during th# four Mra. Ralph Auilln Smith Following th* buslnasa session dm* with elrculat-baadad awk# group. * •*11*37 day affair of May 13-10 and many Darlyn A'Ums Ua* and ham of groegrabi— Mrs. r.thsl Moora presented a Mr. and Mra. Jim Caitano an­ A called communication wl11| t hin*s learned. Those attending I Ellswnrth Harper Miss Myrtle Wilson, apoka an from Anthaay BlotU's 1884 cal* short program, Th* tan member* nounce tha birth of a daughter, "Th# Uninvited Oueata." Th* un- b# held by th# Sanford Lodge w,r t Mr.'end Mr*. Frank Evans, lira. C. M. riowar# lasUaa. ami Hire* guasta ware present. Margaret Ellen, May 23, at the Invittd guasta being th* many M M ‘AM In honor of Frank Mr. and Mra. C. C. Priest. Mrs. E. M. Smith Orlando Air Force Has* Hospital. bugs, and anta that coma with Miller a* hi* 80th anniveraary Mary Pfafflln, Mr*. Ma* Shaafar May 14 The young mill weighed > lbs. our aummar waathar, Tha nsat aa a master mason. Th* affair and Jaaa* Chapin. Ann School and • ox. Dchnrah Ann Graham meeting will ha held June th# will b* held at 8:41 p.m. with Mrs. Pfafflin waa Initallsd In »v Mra. E. M. Smith ftth, at th* eehoct lunchroom, auppar at 6:30 p.m. in tha Ma­ th* vaeant office of assistant -on* with Mrs. Clavar Marrs, and sonic Temple. dueler and plan# ware formed for | " MONDAY Mr*. Tindall a* host*****, Mr*. Ths Sunbeam* and th* G. A.’s attending memorial Sunday S#r- graves and aarvlcai at th* esmaCatherine Furman waa th* hol­ of Flrat Baptist Church will vlea* at tha New Congregatlunal tery on Wednesday, Hay 10. The ies* for this masting. Christian Church May 27. camp Is In charge af placing flagp. mast at 3:30 p.m. General plana war* alio dla-1 Central district council was anTh* Boy Scouta will meet at Ever pan-broil frankfurter*? To Flrat Praebytariaa Church at 7 euasad for th* decorating of th* nouncad for July 1. da aa melt a tablespoon of butter p.m. or margarine In a mtdlum-slsad The Sanford Story League will skillet until vary hot but not meat at I p. m- In th* Yacht Club brown; add th« frankfurter* and for Ita election of officers, cook over low hast. Turn th*| rUt.riUAY •rank* gently an all tldaa will Tha Man af th* First Prasbybrown. I tartan Church will have their •j) ootnotes to fashion Oaco apon a tima a basket was Mmcthlng to hold *ggc, ap­ plet or mayba potatoci. Today baskets hava bacoma a unlvcrial summer handbag faihloo, a a much a part of tha r»aort wardroba ai caahmera twestara and stoics, And today'i basket bagi come In all ahapaa and sizes, looking Ilka anything from caaierolea and gravy boats to ehaota cylinders or mad turnovar plea. Ona af tha chief enponenta of tha baakat bag la a Miami girl named Faya Mell, who dtaigna them la her amall Florida studio and sands them practically lU over tha world. Her baakat bags took Ilka al­ most anything but baakats. They may raaembla Chlneaa lanterns decked with gold leather daisies. They may flaunt rara aeaihetla and branchaa of eoral. They may be decorated with fishnet, cork and sea horses. Or they may com­ bine fait, leather and wicker. Faya mama that basket bags need net ba confined to beuh or patio uaa, but can ba equally at home an city streets or at cock­ tail parties la the good old sum­ mertime. It's more fun to do It yourself If you'ra dressed for tha Job, as any home bandywoman can tell you. Now that modern gala are as bandy with a hammer as they ara with a arwlng machine, they ara stitching up smart work-andplay outfits that make boms carp­ Calendar Presbyterian Circles Lake Monroe New s "Z BIRTHS ORIGINALA'S FLAME RED fleece coat has low flapped pocket*. In contraet with tha allm line of tha coat, th* collar U rounded. AR G YLES YOU GET THE Full NEW MAC11INS Guarantee ON THESE 1958 DEMONSTRATORS Re*. $304 CIVIL SERVICE BOARD CITY OF SANFORD FLORIDA NECCC1II ZIO ZAG CONbOl.E 249 % .95 r R«f, $349 Necchi Automatic c 1 Zig Zag Consol* 5 2 8 9 DOMESTIC $ Blonda Condole. Llfethna .Gumrantea Y Deluxa Model. Regular $219.95 WHITE Featherweight Regular $224. J Dal uxa Consola.* ^ k 1 .; J 1 1 . A City of 'Sanford Civil Sarvlca ExtmltuUon will b« hatd in th« City Hall at 2:80 P. M. Saturday June 28, 1958, or aa «oon tharaafttr aa poulbla, to aaUbllih an •ligibla Hat for tha clsia of patrolman. ' -i« o r i f tA K f * '* ; f.j, i 1 ^ ' I t m \ * •POLICE PATROLMAN* equip jour home for 189* 195“ *5 ‘5 GARRETT'S Choice of Two Used Treadle Machines Aenwa tha corner front tha C$a»b«r of Co m m t m $28 E. Flrat St. Phono 1421 ' r r"'-- 1 —- r r „x • i trvTyT* 'j * ? * l* t* d ■* modern electrical living All applicants must raalda within tha City limits of fUnford, ba of good moral chnractar and hava had at laast a grammar school education. Opportunity for advancamant baaed on merit, Industry and character. OVERLOADING dreatt aver toeding can pal ya« la the dark! U t ■ aa Install adaqaata wir­ ing and agtlata la year hamal For further dataila aaa tha axamlntr at tha City Halt belwaan th* hours of 11:00 A. M. and 1:00 P. M, * "1W mods *f finan toft-spun «Hoa for smooth, aaty woar. Chooto from a world af patterns and color combinations $J.OO REQUIREMENTS: Appllcinta for tha police wrvlcp muat ba 21 ytara of aga and not ovar 34: ba at laaat 5’ 9" tall and weigh not lean than 154 pounda. Good working condition! and pension plan. Mack N. Cleveland, Jr., Secretary R A N D A L L E L EC T R IC CO. 111 MftgMtU A t *. N, O. Garner Examiner Ph. 1U A OTHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS: SWANK JEWELRY LUGGAGB WALLETS BELTS HANDKERCHIEFS EMPTY KITS CIVIL SERVICE BOARD J r FO R THE G R A D U A T E MENS MS X Ut ST. W EAR SANrOBD �W' s" .;V ■'■ - - ■'*; •:.. ; • Tin? KANfftHTI IWKAT.O ! P u t * THurt. May »l, 1M# | 4 EA SY W A Y S T O PAY 1* Our easy Pay Plan 2. Open Account 3. CASH 4. Lay-A-Ways Johnny Summerlin Reedy Te Take On v 'Anyone' After Win DETROIT bH~lf tha world Sid ■i V a heavyweight champion, (he cry » from tha Johnny Summerlin camp today woulld ba "brim on tha »• champ." ‘ V ' Aa It I*.; Summartln'a handler* h ara b#llow|nf for "anyone Just any-. • one who thlnki ha can whip us.", Tha 14-year-old Detroit heavya weliht uted a stroni, start and a £ furious finish last night to taka a I unanimous, 10-round dtrlslon from I aavanth-ranked Harold Carter. His, n « a handlers hope tha victory will bo _J..] l a sprinfboard |o a crack at the crown left vacant when Rocky Mar­ ciano retired. * , Tha nationally tetevlsad strap at ww Detroit'! Olympia was a big op“ Mrtunlty for both fighters. The favored Summerlin, who weighed r I*4tt. was the stronger puncher and built up an early margin to * coast to tha victory. Carter, who took the bout on Just Wnrrrilr Robert Carter, David Calloway. Rrantley S.-hlranl, F.rnlr five days notice and hid only in THE IBS! SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL Rmebnll Team. Front row ‘ rounds of boxing, was eurprisingly (left to right) Pete Nash, Johnny Elarley, Eddie llarlmur, Hobby Morris, KdUn Mrthlen and Jark Slutsky, Kneeling (it front are Cerl Kettle* and John Wiiliuine. (Photo by Cox) rr ; strong In the late going,and kept Johnson, Jim Hawkins, John Rowan, Ronnie Rustt, Unl-ert Samuel, * Summerlin off balance. Ills co- and Conch Kettles. Hark Row (left to right) Wesley Dret, Dick mapager, Gene lloimrs, said the * s short notice "kept Hal from brine • sharp. We'd like another try at * Summerlin." YESTERDAY'S RESULTS , Rob Satterfield nr Chlrigo wit „originally H . Daytona Reach 3, Galneivllle I scheduled .as. ......... Summer Hit's opponent but pulled out be-!Sl- Petersburg in, Orlando 9 eauso of an albnw Injury. I (-«''■ H>. West Palm Reach * Carter weighed IBS. The lot* wa* l*ae*btirg S, Pilalka 4 By ED WILKS tun of the victories against first- lime thl* *eason. only tha U-yaar otd Linden. N. J.,| TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE The Associated Press place Milwaukee and second-place famlllo Paseual unrorktd the fighter's second in 22 bouts. He has Daytona Beach at Gainesville Want to lake a stab at naming St. l/iuls while Long ha* homered wild pilch with the bases loaded _ two draws, St, Pelrr*bi(rg it Orlando the best pltchrr-hlttrr romblnaion in all five and ha* driven In It In he ITth at Kan*a* City a* the *— tt ----------— Coro* at West Palm Besrh In the National league at the mo­ runs. A’* climbed nut of thl cellar inrlj Pslatka at ]^e*hurg ment? Neweomhe and Snider? Ml- Rain stopped Milwaukee at dropped the Senators In. Washing­ m Yale'i football team has posted tell and Repulekl? Spahn and Aa­ Brooklyn and Cincinnati at New ton scored In the top of Ihr 17th, STANDINGS ■ ■ I4-I-S record under Coach Jordan W I, Prt. Reh. ron? Antonelli and Mays? York. In the only other NL game hut Jim Finlgsn homered and even­ •• Olivar during tha last four year*. ____ Orlando 22 IS .S»S O Nice try, pal. Dut It** Pittsburgh played. Chicago'* Cuh* heat Phila­ ed it at 6-alt tn get Kansas City that ha* 'em, with Bub Friend delphia 3-t on eighth-inning hom­ started in the winning frame. George Riilennsn and V:ln Par- l,*jl"n* H'ch 21 16 .SMS 1 22 17 :M>4 1 piling up seven victories and seven er* by Monte Irvin and Harry Utl art listed as nusrfarback* tor J:0™* 21 17 „«3 1*4 complete game* and Dalt Lung Chitl. tha Clevaland Hnwn* now (hit 01- Gainesville Exactly 1ft per cent of the base, W. Palm R'ch 26 IR .326 2(4 belting (be hall at a .too clip. n the Amerlran, Ihr New York to Graham has left tha sport 16 It .432 6 St, Petersburg Thep've gut the Pirair* tn close Yankee* krpt their 2'i-gamr lead on hall*i- Issued in the National' i , , ,i League in lui.i were intentio nal. 13 23 .393 714 In first filare it looks like a typo- , , Mora than 1.000 gallons of paint l^esburg 13 23 .381 Sts grsplilc.nl error, u:..?*?;!"" P"™defeating . s . t. "Boston i s iwpurpose. n* u* ............ on wera used to prepare Monmouth Pslatka held the pate, Park for tha IBM racing season, Last night Friend, a 23-year-old 6-3 *« Herb Score won his filth won the two-mil* rare* two right-hander, hung up hi* first The Chicago While Sox heat Bal­ Jim neatly of Nnrrti Carolina hi* •traight year* in the Penn Relays. shutout of the season with a neat timore 3-2. And Kansas City, scor The California Department of six-singles Joh that beat the SI. Ing ilie* winning run on a wild Fish and Gantt report* that Cali­ Uni is Cardinals 0 0. pilch, outlasted Washington 7-6 In fornia llrense agenta sold HD,732 17 Inningi Aritona Use Permits far angling Long, at 30 the nldrsl ,of the Lent Pirate rrgulars, kept up hi* end The Yank* battered loser Blllv in the Colorado River during 1B33. with a 348-foot-plu* home run -* Hoc(t for five run* in the second? Showing giving hint the NL'e run*.batted- then sewed it up off Detroit hnnu* in lead with 32 and lying Cincin­ baby Jim Brady as Hank Bauer The Boston Red Sox have five! nati a naily Post for the homer hit a three-run homer to gel a six- roaches — Jark Burns, Del Baker. | lead with II — as Ihr Bur* moved run sixth under way Tommy Byrne Paul Schrleher, Dave Frrriai and Mickey Ourn. within l*a game* of the lend and wnn his second In rrllrf, a mere half game behind fourth- Two singles, two walk* and Jim place Brooklyn. Busby's double off previously un­ When Harvard captain Ken Ro«. The Pirate* have wnn four of beaten Frank Sullivan In tha sixth sano blanked Army, 4-0, with four their la*t five in the present scored the two run* Cleveland hit* It marked his third pitching SB C drive — and Friend ha* claimed1needed to edge Boston for lilt first victory In right days r B a se b a ll W a n t To Take Stab A t Naming Best Pitcher-Hitter Com bination? Take The Work Out of Mewing Lightweight Plenty #f P O W li STAGNATION OR PROGRESS tha i~- m rocWngaa*, I roillng’s st I *■-, cata of all I M iff WHICH DO YOU WANT? ••• I n t h t ^ J l * ! Ng B " -, RANGE $59-95 I t " PPM Rotary POWER EftOWES C u ll A tjk | * * n — » * * 4 i w ith m i * . H s i • m « l* * t I H H f a e g is*, # 4. luitskl* whttlt, iM* ft*it Jit*k*i|*. Llfktvtlyk), «*if I* k*»4l*. anotmii eooeriAt vaiui ALIEN "PARKSIDE" SPRINKLER ttktlMMT O f ■ •> •)*(•■ $ 6 .5 0 , K**p *•«» l*»" '* B®” , ,J*P* with Skit *all-mada tP'lsU*'SstwuUi •-•* *• "■ ** 4tsm*l*'. »4ivtl»d. SEE THE COMPLETE 13M A N O IH II O O O O Y IA I V A IU I IN MIX OR MATCH COLORS KitzQTheatrf To S ee and hear B it OVIN ALL-PORCILAtN $5.00 DELIVERS R C A Victor 17lnch Thrifton Lowest Priced RCA Vic­ tor TV! 37% smaller cab­ inet than previous tahlo models. ‘‘Hidden Panel" Tuning. Rolluround alantl available, extra. F.bonv finish. Special $IRQ.!i5 model 17S0022. TO THE PEOPLE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY: / Ht*> °>t Thii Ceot.itlb* t f / Aect S itu / » . The growth of thitt county nut! nn iiicrenae of Joh opportunity* Is essential for the welfare of our county. For year* I have'heard that nil Snnfonl nud Bemlnolo County needed to insure its growth would be the retirement of a few men. nut despite active opposition, we have a widened French Avenue, a hid for the fourlaning of Highway 17-9U, tho Navy’s hack, several small industries have located In our county And a major league b aseb all rluh has announced it whs returning I ts fnrni teams here for Spring training and planned spending upwards of $250,01)0 on Improvements. C.l. MUSAPH0NIC TABU RADIO P iv a - lv b * m o d t l w it h s o n lk t * t o n * , H a s d lo l - b s o m t u n in g , p b a n a lo c k . In m a h a g ‘ _ a n r , ra d a r lv • ” *> try p la s tic c a ta . ** * A N O IH II O O O O Y IA I V A IU I $31 It Is shnut the latter Item that I nm concerned because I have spent the greater part of the past two years, along with some fiuo people, in attempting to get that team to re-tocate here. Many of my friends have advised me to ignore the twisted and tortured state­ ments being made hy those who have perpetually opposed nny and all progressive moves made by anyone In this county, and it I4 against their advice that I do so. NAT KING COLE STORY START8 TOMORROW However, I want political frlond mid foe alike to know that I am proud of the part I played In having flint Imscbnll club return hero—just as proud aa I was when the Nnvy re-opened our base—In the face of tho same opposition—from the same people—with the dime lack of vision they had then aa they hnvo now. Just ns urmid as I was when French Avenue was widened—In the tire of the sirr.r opposi­ tion—from tho anme people—with the same lack of vision they had then aa now. Juki aa proud aa 1 wna when tha four-inning of Highway 17-1)2 was approved in tho face of the same opposition—from tho same people—and still with tho same lack of vlajon, then as now. I want you io know, too, Ihat if you elect me your county commissioner, 1 In­ tend to dovote still more time to the bringing of more industries and businesses to tiur county. As I said at tho outsot. job opportunities are essential for our orderly growth. Make no mistake df It. I want us to GROW. If YOU want us to grow, I earnestly solicit your help and your consideration. If you wnnt Seminole County to remain a "broke, but nice little county," I nm not a suitable candidate. Sincerely, llV52tS*TAYLbl‘FUlTl« $ohtL JOluIsUl tVd. P.I. Adv.) i - : LINE OF t!E RANGES CUT ) Now you can get a brand now TIRE GOODYEARI COSTS SUPft CUSHIOM for Isit than $15.00 with your ’•cappabls tiro. MARATHON 4" HEDGE SHEARS Hadgn It a JHty a t .O H Uaia Itgklwalght iksirt k««a Itrgad alaol bisdtt and imastk ktrdwaad kasdltt. Mats (sit •*rt at sllfaisg. A N O T M II O O O O Y IA I V A IU I Aff'Ceofscf SEAT CUSHION $|.77 m -9 5 - , a s a d s* t i n *7* s II 1m \ at thltl A brand nn*. soft riding So per-Cu)hlo« made by tka world's leading Ure Imildcr at a piie* well below your es* pectaUonv Don't risk snothrr unsafe mile on worn tires! Trade now mi this money saving dealt ’jinrW MA* 92.00 DOWN hi mi Calltd i*rl*g *aikf*sts| g1>*« lasg Isitisg bvafastf gist IDDV* **atil«llaa tar add*d samtart. Tag gwsllty sssAtwrlal sad sssitfwclis*. 91.25 A WHK BUT* A pair o r m u ON YOUR CAR . . , A N O T M II O O O O Y IA I V A IU I gooo / year ■ S E R V I C E *PHON2! 221-22C SAN PORI) S T O R E H 3 & PARK AVE, i 1 �L IH lU tm W B W rrr: IF TOU HAVEN’T TRIED "FAST ACTION" WANT ADS TOD ARE REALLY MISSING THE HOAT1 THEY ARE A SURE FIRE WAY TO RAISE MONEY BY SELLING YOUR UNUSED ARTICLES FOR CASH! Snap Out Of It !! 7^ P 1' ••!* Call 1821 £3—HUMES I t—APARTMENTS Thurn. Map 24, 115* THE SANFORD HERALD 3-ROOM garage apt. Modern bath, kitchen equipped. Large screenLOWELL E. OTTER ed porch, garage. Cloaa In. Ph Builder - Phene 1389 THE O LD H O M E T O W N *W-1WWU 8 **•**! Wfu« By STANLEY 338. Office; 204) S. Orlande Dr. i FURNISHED Apis. With w! First 4-ROOMS and bath, furnlthad. 2 large lot* 83300. Cath Wm. HexSt. Reasonable—Phone 1321. amcr, 3rd St. Lake Mary. EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ able for bachelor or couple. For Sal* or Rant — Three bed­ room home. Separate dining Private bath. Acroia from Foil L L. SlU - Piano Ttchntelaa FRIU1DA1RR appoaneai. aalet room. Kitchen equipped. Phon* office. Manuel Jacobson, and aerviee. G. H. High, Oviedo, Phoo* 3184 Routt 1. Buford 2988-W . Fla. Phone F03-3313 or Saaford Efficiency apartment*, air con­ 21—ROOFING—PLUMBING 1842 W after 9 p. m. ditioning and TV optional. 2021 3 Bedroom. 1-bath House. San S. Park (Highway 17-92). San­ Lenta Sub-Dlvlilon; 81700 down AIR CONDITIONING PLUMBING ford. CLARK’S TOURIST COURT and m um s O.I. 4'i% Mt|«. For Room or Building Con tract and repair wort. Free with 870 29 Monthly Pay'u. eitimatei. R. L. Harvey. 304 H. B. POPE CO. INC. 2-BEDROOM furnished apL Very 2874-R tor apmt. 1913 Paloma. Sanford Ave. Phone 1129. ZH Soilk Park Ave. Phene 1444 clean and close in. Phone did, Jimmy Cowan. Plumbing. Kinky Heating BAGGEHLY M. G. HODGES Three end lour reora furnliheJ APPLIANCE CENTER lanrle* on All Water Pump*— apt*. Vary <1*6* «cd elate la. 'Your WaitinghouM Dtalap* WaUa Or Iliad - Pump* Phone Its, Jlmmt oewan. Paol* Road r t i a t T» PHONE 1TST UJ MAGNOLU FURNISHED clean l i t fleer aFor Better Plumblag partmant 1004 Palmetto Ay*. See or Call 43-BUILDING MATERIAL* HOMES W. J. KING 2-ROOM turnlihed ap t Tile bath, 1A—PLACES TO EAT USED BRICK 2900 outh Park—Phon* U private entrance. Phone 3030-J <EW, Beautifully Designed THREE TWO CARLOADS beautiful used FOUR Bedroom Homea • 1 brick. Oraaga, rad, and burnt 2-BEDROOM Apt. 1820 Park. Ph. and EATING OUT and 3 Bathe black. S*a them at SHERMAN 666-J. w IS CONCRETE PIPE CO. and VA (01) FINANCED Furn. 1 Oil It 2 Bit apt*. Alio FHA A Varied Selection of Plane IVLTH.’LF FAMILY FUN HED-l-MIX CONKRETE garage apt. Ph. 432-W. Priced from 811,200 to 824,000 Miracle Concrete Co. CutractlBg and Repair A NEW SMYRNA BEACH I**f laniard Ave. Phone t ill Ml Elm Ave. Phono 1331 Furnished Built By g a r a g e apartment DELIGHTFUL TREAT Sleep* 8. June. July, August, lly ODIUM It TUDOR, INC, 61 V A R IE T IE S P A N E L IN G 21—SPECIAL NOTICES week of mouth. L. litinr.tr. oiiiiu'rf* w n n e r nuinee | FOR Native and Foreign Wood* pnone I o r. See Them At For Florida Living ENVELOPES, letterhead*, slate EVERYONE apart- HOMES AVAILABLE: menu, Invoice*, hand billa, and S h e rm a n Concrete Pipe Co. FURNISHED 3-room garage:o apar MRS. APPLEBY’S RESTAURANT p r o g r a m a, etc. ProgretaJve Out Welt 1342a St. Ph. 2189 ment. Couple. 1401 Oak Av*. South Pinccreet........Sanford, Fla. Printing Co. Phone 406 — 403 Grove Manors ..........Sanford, Fla. EFFICIENCY Apt. air condition­ Valencia Villas ... DeLsnd, Fla. Weit 13th SL ^ ^ “THE O LD THIN® " - I T S ALMOST O N * MAVMBXT RELAXATION- FOi f SALE - The 44—BUSIN ESA EQUIPMENT ed. Highway 17-92 aouth city Ooggia Diner and Bar, Lake ANP TWOWeTETKS O L D -------SALES OFFICE llmiti. Slumberland Court. ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call HAYNES OtUce Machine Co.. Mary. Open 111 2 a. m. Friday 2023 S. French Ave. Ralph Ray, 31 G O . Typewriters, adding machine*. and Saturday night*. FURNISHED duplex apt. Living Phono: 2100 and 2980 Sales-RtataD. 314 Mag.. Ph 44 St dining room, kitchen, 2 bed. UPHOLSTERING o im* see m n-ets rrwwcste- m . areata (new* s e m w room* 4 bath. Plenty of cub4—LOST AND roUND Custom Made Drapery and SUp 4T—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD board space. Apply 2318‘PalmctH 0 M E S Covtra. to Ave, LOST — Young green parakeet GOODS STANLEY KULP * on Rlvervlaw Dr. Ph. 2328-J. 87—BROKERS and REALTORS 3-Room apt. cool screened front Phone Sanford — 2958-J HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN porch. Runaway bed, garage. 2C21 S. Park (Illway 1702) PRICES PAH) FOR USED RELAX 8—PERSONAL NOTICES______ 612 Park, Ph. 408-W. -ly Willi AM IITT— FURNITURE Convenient, "Easy to keep" 2 T. V. REPAIRS Jenin! Praia Writer XoUtway. Hoapital a n d B a b y W 1L80N-MAIER bedroom house. Choice Wynne17 -HOUSES and COTTAGES Rada. Day. Week or Month- 'TU 10 p. m. Service Call* *3 00 W. wood location. Spar inti* lawn, FURNITURE CO A. Norris Ph. 1339. J. Q. Herrin, AN INDIANA Judge ftnea saya Belch* Dollar DannlV la!. 1423. Furniture Center— beautifully landscaped. Hard­ 2HKDHOOM haute. Kitchen fur­ I*—l.liTS 1’h. 2893 J. Licensed Techni­ Call 958 aperdtre 82 per mil* an hour over who'va been trying to mah* 'em US Weil P int wood floors, panel TV room. cians, guaranteed wurk. nished. In tuwn. Phon* 443. the speed limit. A eort of pay- pay off ever line*. 310,930. TERMS 311 E. F irst SL_____ Local and Long Dlatance moving. LOTS - P.lnecrcst Section. Ci t y aa-you-ehouldn't-go plant I I I SEE Seminole neatly for Deitr\ r.« Intercut on Mortgage water. Plume 637-J. Agent* for HOWARD VAN WELDING The perfect tummor Mat 16) ! I I able Hornet end Apia, rhont 27 SHOP ECHOLS C. A. TAYLOR, Jr. LINES, INC. PENINSULAR A rorfaonlst'a iilgMmarr — on* who greet* hie gueali 66 lltv<a l„ Pnvton, Broker 807 E. Fourth SL TRANSFER k STORAGE. Ine. 2-Hedroam house, Phont 2983 VV. 67—BROK ERS a ed REALTORS Khrusrh and (fie Bulge, Ikose cheerfully at deae • filling at** Alberta J. Hall, Associate Office 1300 French Ave., Phone Iu-o rambling Bullion*, going cn Hon operator. MCE dean turnishel cottage on Phono 2971 17-92 at Hiawatha SIM. WELL DRILLING Consult A REALTOR Flral « Uriel irrigM-Joelng disf. 1 I I lf-92. Rent by week or month. Pump Sale* with CULLKN & IIARKKY In Celembla • pelltienl mtnrtnt t I I Lights end water furnished Ph. HAVE” YOU BEEN A MOTHER FRANKLIN REALTY Repair Service IM N. Park Ave Phone III) The oldest known berry It the w e e kmkafi up when • euMwnp 301U-W1. LATELY? Call Philip* Colonial For Sal*—1 bedroom hou»*. sep GARLAND SHAW coffee bean - NO *■rep hi. And bull ehnriad Into the Clatnari. Ph. Ml. ural* gang*. Phone 1338, Rt. 173 Bedroom House-1300 Perk Ave. NAVY, leaving town: his hard 92, D* Bury. Price 88300. P. O. Rox 34S hem nil the limn w* thewfht I) horned In, ae H were? luck Is your good luck. Modern GIRL*—Enjoy a unique and dif* Hollywood Red. Complete $30 Apply 1210 Magnolia. LONGWOOD I I I was the etderberryl 2-bedroom home, nil duels Ic ferent vacation at a real ranch. 8 LEGS FREE Phone; w. p. 28-2082 The only peraon connected wtUh 1 I I 2-Hedroonf Home. 3 kitchen, parquet flours. Avail­ Limit M girls, June 10 tin t Klngslie lied, complete $119 FURNISHED The eyitem of parl-mulual bet­ baseball who la conaUnttp m ite minute* from naval hase. Im­ able now fur 88030. ONLY |IS(Xf $k. 14th. MQ Ranch, Mn. 11. E. FOR »needy, reasunabla & reli­ Knfl'J Company 8 Inches wider and ting on hare* net* wan developed inf n clean aweep la th* tMftrw mediate occupancy. Plume 3D-J Down. able TV and Radio Repair Ser­ Morrla, PHONE 1W-J. longer than ordinary bed by a Frenchman back In 1168. taya the m u 9t 0*4 vlet. CALL HOOVER, 2983 or Bedroom Suite 899 vr 1232. A B. Pstcrion, Broker Aiiociate* And than mu»t bn torn* folk, whan ha’a duaUng 3 bedrooms at a price you can af­ vuit 303 S. Sanford Ave. Bookcase bed, Dreiaar NICE 3-Room Furnished cottago, A. U. Peterson Jr., P. J. Citesford, Attractive home with largo and Mirror Carporlc. Couple. 833 Phone I Hava 14,500 tcrinn, Garfield Wlllotts, John kitchen; nice yard with lliuj; CERA M IC T IL E 3 Room* Complete 8293 1288-M, To lovett In • Business Mcisch, ft. W. Williams, Jlaicl rmivrnli-nt locution. T OT AL Paul F. Mueller & Son Ph. 154 D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D uiaiji t MM ' Bedroom. i.ivint! Room A* a Working Partner M. Field, A. C. Doudncy, Land 3-BED It DOM. 2 bath liou-o on PRICE 310.300. TERMS. Free cat I mate. Quality wurk. ami Dinette ■: IVCJ '■11*11 t?. Weep* DOWN ACROBS BOX 307, Sanford Herald Huveyor. like in Lmlo Venice. 8115 per u i h im . 111 con* 1. A seasons) 1. Dutch Mother* have until May 28 to WIN. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Du you like a large home and 116 N. Park Phon* 1129. mo. 1449-M. j i i: • cili'i .1 vul* wind nam* foe Call 481. the Philip* COLONIAL Ceruer 2nd. A Magnolia Ph. 1132 guild grounds? Hero is » 2-stir.'y - d l'*'! l.li’IW alvely of (ha "Meuxt i <i i 1 . ’ ll (MCI "Bud Bamberger" Mgr. FISHING and boating on the St. CLEANERS. with 3 bedrooms, Da baths, anil FURNISHED 3-bcdroom h o u s e 20. Greek vsi Indian River'' H 'M J I V UNUSUAL OFFER Open Monday! 'Ill 9:00 p.m. lots of living space. PRICED TO John* River. Shiner* and other near Mr Reynold'* Drug store Utter ,i li itisi*);. i Ocean B. Outcast SKI.I, at 512,000, with us luw us 2-STOHY brick A (rum* homo halt. Monro* Boat Bowl No, of VISIT OUR BALCONY 495. Waier included. Mc*l Inca -u!i I 31. Leavta 'JIDIS III 3. Genua of ctaaa of lacing a park. Excellent condi­ the Monroe Bridge.__________ EMPLOYMENT turn to, children. SZti-W after 51250 Down. U til-) ru im lir i- i out the Illy Japan tion, nardwood Hours. A U Urga 7:00 p. m. Uied furniture, appliance!, teeli. tjosu iw •IMiil • ‘ 22 Fer­ rooms, j octtrooms. living 3. A wing (pou > W. IL "BUI" STEMPER t 14—HELP WANTED-FEMALE I9t«l-J'-) » i etc. Uouibt-iold. Larry's Mart. AUTOMOTIVE Realtor — General msuranca mented 0 Greeting 4, Thu* room, 'tiling room. den. Kitch­ ir «iM . 321 C ut lit St. Pbone 1631. 18-BOOMS Guy Alien. Associate Juice of * 0. Oatrlch-llkt 10. Variety en equipped with appliance* and WAITRESS - Apply Touchton's -BOATS AND MOTORS ArlfUft Price, Associate YMUrdsy** U ntil bird* dish washer. 516,iw). Cash or of coffee traps* Drug Store, Mr. Clark. liny your Furniture at Berry'a NICE bedroom. Private entrance Pbone i l d 112 N Cat* Ave 8 Civil 20. Negative 32 God. 12. Wild ox Se* the New F.vlnrude LIm lor 'M terms. Warehouse Furn , Co., at 9C 1 W and bath. Phone 2U 2U -W . laundry checker. Apply In wrong (Caleb**! Beta reply ROBSON Sporting Goods WHITE In SL A R nationaliy adv fur Aleaindar & Stringer penon, Seminole County Laun­ mlure el warehouse prleea. 7 Bltlorl) 36. Abode 13. Exclama­ *f CLEAN room*, TV. The Gables, OZ1ER REALTY CO. Evinnide Sale* * Service Heal Estate 6 Insurance pungent of the paac* tion of 401 Magnolia. 304 E. lit St. Phone 898 dry, 819 W. 3rd. Laura B Oiler Mrs. Lourlnc Messenger, A-soc Grecler. 1. Covered appleui* 38. FormirfW Reg. Real Citato Broker 107 Magnolia Ave. 1'b. 14 god* 37. Poem* • 14. Employ with thalo W IL L SA C R IFIC E n-H E I.P WANTKD-MALR .'601 So. Orlando |lr. — Ph. 1186 0. Frequent* 37. Causa 13. AnUgunlt3$ Weird REAL e s t a t e 1930 32 H. P. John»on Oulhoard 11. Affirmative 29. Cushlona BALL REALTY tlo (var.) Motor. Make me an offer. Phone MATURE, depondnhlc man for SACRIFICE — Concrete Block 3vote* 30. Bhov* 18. Negatlv# 40. A alw Inside Sale*. Imperial Tile Com­ Harry Whltenar at 2203-W. RAYMOND M. BALL h«drnnm*, Living room, kitchen. 31. Ovt room* <X U*A reply 13 Period of pany. Inc., 407 W. let St. Phone *360 Foam Rubber Sectional 8159 It—ACREAGE ORCAR M. DARRMON Florid* room and icreentd 8200 l.Pc 1 Living * - MOTORCYCLLS-BICYCLE 8 _ JOL______________ _______ vlnf Room Sv Suite 869 41. Road Urn* with fear IT. French REG. RRURERft porch, g*s (lour furnace, paved 1130 l-Pe Sofa Bed Suite BY OWNERS S86 - 19. A quadruped (var.) (abbr.) coin fi. D. Illgbteymao, Aitorlau slrcct, dose to More, cumplnle4 GIRLS BICYCLES, good con­ to—work WANTED—FEMALE 830 Cedar Robe* J38 APPROXIMATELY 4Au acre* ot 2*4 South Psih Av*. Phone I 11. rrefint ly furnished. 811.000, than dition and good tlr**. Lesi 830 Chest of Drawers 839 land fronting about 1 mill- on hard m J irf 4 i half original con. PHONE 2IB3W Full-tlmo housework. Call 1124-R. 8140 Double Dreiser and CuruNo Ileal Knfale, flcllnry JK IT IS REAL ESTATE Lake Harney In Seminole Coun­ 10. The day % Teresa Caruso, Registered Broker auk Crumley It Mnnteltb Mirror *98 ty, Cameron Development Co., after today p 4 16—PARIS-K*. *AIR3 Jl-W Oltk WAVsED—MALIt 4* Odd Cbrom* Chain ................ 84 Mr*. Henry A. Russell, presi­ al 117 tenth Park Pkete 771 33. Deliberately They Knew dent. Phone 41 or 1266-W . % EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN­ HIGH SCHOOL boy with power alight* H FOR ACTION SATISFACTION, MENT AND WHEEL BALANC­ mower wants mowing. T18-M-4. 34. Under See us for I-mum Ave. Properly. % and ING—Passenger c a r s REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN 13—IIOMP.S 14 legal age use Classified ads. Phone 1821 for Trucks; all make*, sizes-'4 ton 11—BUSIN ESP OPPORTUNITIES 88. American 2314 French Av». to 3-ton. Seminole County Mot­ REASONABLE large comfortable Indian M R *■ ■1 J. W. HALL. ItEALTOR an ad-writer. or*. Ine. 818 E. lit 8L PHONE FOR- SALE ^ - Grocery and gas 2-Pc Living Boom Suite ...... 818 home. Partly furnished. Phone 30. filamta* % % "Call Hall’* phone 1739 station Well established bustMiami Lounge ................... *8 i 1152 or 2333-J. IdU. weight L 10 A nan, g o o d location. Dines* Pintle Arm Sofa Bed ...... 815 LOBE A VALUABLE? LoM Ads 33. Devoured % NEW HOME force* isle. Ph. 9243 Sanford, 3-Pc Rid Room Suite ....... 859 16—TRAILERS ys. ll ii 34. An Arabic Three bedrooms, masonry con­ are famous flndrrs. Call 1811 for “ Glass Door Wardrobe •» NOT A PROJECT! consonant (Y( It will pay YOU lo fee aaa US before struction. paved atreei. Total an ad-writer1* Interested help. Triple Mirror Vanity ........... $15 11 and 33. Tear* out yau buy. Ope* * »vaalags • priev oniy I9230.ua with lerms. Dresser and Mirror ............. StO by the % %% 814 East 4th Street. Lika New Rollaway Beds .... 820 • FINANCIAL u 14 root* BUT— Homea of Real Individuali­ 38. Type %b % 3.Pc Dinette ........................ 318 ty! Brittany Firm Homta, Early Robert A. WlUiaina, Realtor 26-INSURANCE II measure* American, Ultra Modern, Con Raymond Lnndqulsl, Aisoclat* 84 B. house traliar with eibina. A" £ w ,1 ,,r , . . . . 39. Exhaust* & Phono 1873 Atlantic Rank Bldg. nathinetlo ............................... |? ComylaUly furnished. Radio, TV. ventional & F r e n c h Colonial Prrfarrad RaUi la Preferred 18* p«r V* .....— 3 time* H 40. Gourd-Ilka and ate. 8780. Call 1833 until He per " * ,---5 type*. Pallcybofdera fruit 8:00 p. a . Mather of Sanford lohn William Iiu . Agency BRAND NEW 4i 14o P«7 j j Hm** 41. Haunch of BUILT On Large Landscaped »68-08 K lot f t Pteao \ V 3-B. R., 2-Dslhs, spacious through­ 411 Baalord Atlantic Rank A REAL HOME ON WHEELS 27a n a rc h Loti; In the beat of neighbor­ V I'bon* 31 out, large, lot surrounded by ft. Houedtraller. Sacrifice, Low 41. To run again 11 htm)*l, *xc«ll*nt section. hoods. Down payment and Term*. 43. Dreg* 19-FA .M AND OARPEN % % If you are looking for a homt • LIVESTOCK 44. Periods of Phon* 131. _________ with larger features, let us show COMPLETE with alt the features tim* Ford Tractor Power Paw-Wow you have dreamed about such you our best value at 812.800. BUSINESS Coma Ona • Come All 2^-HOKNES—CATn.K as colored General Electric ap­ Good term*, veteran or nonFarmer* Auction M arket SERVICES pliance* and colored plumbing vatoran. S W -'s H q ,} ,* " J r 3 RIDINO Iforset and saddles Thun-, May 24th. 7:30 p. m. allures. gnlnr LI"* __ Cou*t 8 3 0 0 Pbona 280? Sanford. LAXEFRONT HOME 14—BEAUTY PARLORS R. masonry home with eaatimrrr t r a c t o r co . AND available at reasonable 3-B. •rn exposure on beautiful clsar Your Hr*litv Number Ph. 971 Ill way 17-02 So. Phone SOI price* with the belt financing • MERCHANDISE lake. Oak floor*, furred walla, IU irie U ’6 flea at y Nook 1,ln‘ r a t e s f o r A with minimum down-pay­ tiled bath, antra bath In garage lt)3 So. Oak ____ 48—ARTICLES FOR fcALE FOR SALE—Corn fnr canning or ment*. and many other desirable fea. deep frees*. N. Cameron Ave. Tl—BClLDlNO~REPAltA •urea. Priced below replacemnne WE nMd nirunur*. paying top Ph. 192-W. PAINTING coat at 116,800. cash for sam*. Sail to buy from, .13—WANTED 111 BUY Wellborn C. Phillip*. Jrft— w— j ■ rw- t-1 SUPER TRADING POST on FLOOR sanding nnd ft—--—■ '!* •••* - Ll>e, sS-.li iu m i Seminole Reolty Cleaning, wtiing. Serving Semi HAVE MORE MONEY by tail­ Hwy. 17-02. Ph. 8017-W. WANTED-One, two, nr three If. 1 stskts - ll.no sseh gsliesinot* county sinca 1923. ing unntedtd thing* through Want T. 14. MERO P. air-compressor. Call 2031-W. Since 1649, Sanford's Leadine W. DIETRICU «*. Also leheMiSse eheve —Faeiuij to Ton— H M Glea inn Lake Mary r nr 148 Ada. Phon* 1821 for blip u itssile* tf iwile e u s ler itBuilder of homea for over 1,600 M l Park Ava, Aluminum wording your ad. PINE timber. No tract loo lari* tstfth. 11.00 fw eeek teie* people. Sales Office: Little Venice Paint Roller FREE! ~ or small. J, L Glisson, 108 W . Von*Han Bllnda 1sseiiwke*. With purchase of 4 gallons paint, in Loch Arbor. Eaelosed bead Bag proof bottom 6th St. Sanford. any kind, Inside or outside. PHONE 1164 rail with plastic ends. PUslic or NEED A PAINTER? SEE US! Pref. H»*h CUrk *1 ike rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon • RENTALS Me HANKY-SMITH cords. % tfatveritiy *4 Ceeeeedeel 3-BEDROOM, tit* belli, Florid* 8418 S. Part PJtoae 1803 rnkarik Glum u td P alat Ca roe skis f i m A d la the Hert­ H-APARTMENn room. Oek floeri. large lot. ford Tlno* fat lekereien Phone 820 A SPECIAL price lnalda k ndt- ttl-lld Wait lad I t ahnd* A fruit trees. Call 1074-W. epHlswM. He use Uteri Iff aid*. Room »P*el9l Hi*4. Let WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms •w te s e d s d by rupeilual privat* baths. 114 W. First St ua paint your til* roof. Call GOOD upright piano, HOO. New Kenmor* 30" electric range, 31T0-J aik for Mr. Talker. Avamn Apts. EfBcleocy. Phone 878. Call 974-XM. 3 Bedroom Concrete Block 7*6 W 16—ILRCTK1CAL Centra*lew VA — 8223 Down Payment FOLDING Cole—83.96. 80 FL Host 854. Per Month P A 1 ■ANDALL ELECTRIC CO. »3-M. All ilia Tarpaulins. Army- FURNISHED Apt 1300 MttloaKitchen Fully Equipped vUia. Ueetrleal Contracting and Repairs Navy Surplus, 810 Panford Av*. Act laat to nhooic color* ard tile TV Service Center GETTING A PET for yuur child? HUTCHISON'S Ocean F r o n t A. K. Shoemaker. Builder r.s*ML mm.shu. is » HAirroio.CQBM- 5'd Rend!* and Croilay Appllanrea See classification No. 38 In tho Apts. 338 & Atlantic. Daytona Phene 1881 Pknne 248» Ovt Want 13th SL . Want Ada. Beach, Call »I4-W. _____ 112 MifmoU* Ave. Fk. 113 kfo/'s LOST. FOUND 16-LA UNUM-ORT CLEANING *3—ARTICLES FOR SALE On* nour • Wun tad Damp Dry FOR FILMS. Finishing, Tape ReOn« Dour % • Wnb tad Dry Told cordera, S u p pi l e a. See — /wished Laundry w ieb o ld t ’s Ca m era sh o p . Santtane Dty Clttolai 210 S. Park Ave, SoatboMa LatuwJrwaat 2. SEWING machines. Ph. 1014-M t e a t * S id e P o o d w a r t B l d f . IM E ttt 23th 84. 44—APPLIANCES 10—PIANO SERVICE Phone m YOU'RE TELLING ME! 36th Anniversary Sale New Used 1821 5T. SS i*SKTVS5S»Llno 10 o&tJSB SHERMAN PIPE CO. ■' Finds Snakes and ' : Turtlas Through Want Ads! o - 'f �*f th* N faiar Monday maatteg *f th* ahih, t i e ’onljr. arttfclem *ffarad by eema of th* mambara wa* that the event* didn't occur often enough. Bom* of tho fallow* who had eaten too much agate rowed that neat time they Would go aaay on tho chow, unlaaa *o»n* Soda* mint or Bieodol or Pcp-to-btimal waa provldad. But aa ona pkknlckar aald, "!r-r*ganil###, 'twa* on* iwall affair, aran though tha footing waa a Httl* praeartouel" ((•classification Annual Boat Ride Yesterday Evening DfcMVni awards, honor* and money acquired by Paul Whiteman, Ion# known aa th# Ki n* of Jass« ana la kla word*! “aothln# compared to my dad, Wllborfort* J. Whit*man.* That waa th* jata king*# io.amatlon on a vtall to Denver to participate In tha M iration of a achool namod for bla lata father, muilcal dlractor of Dan* rar’a public achool*. "Ha’a barn #on* SO ytara," Whiteman laid, “and ha la Joit a* much athr* aa thou#h ha war* *land In# In Denver today, Ha did more than I’ll #v#r do. Whan I'm fan*, nothin# much will b* ■aid about nt*. But mj pop? Hall lit* forever." Selective Sarvlea t o u t Board No. t t announced that all raglit* rant* who'ara'now claaalflad I-C (Raeerva) and l-C (DUchargal will ba ractaielftad. Tha ctaulftc* atlona ef l-C (Baaanrt) and l-C (Dlacharg*) hare baon dkontlmi»d by tha Selective Sarvlra 8y»lam. Thac* r*rl»tr*nt» will ba ra' claaalflad by I^vcal Board No. SB af aftair their fll* haa b**n reviewed *. f>■ ntm of tn« Samlnota B'gk School (Ho. ...................... on th* bail** o f j w m l ----ng*l* Tha plai - elaarifl— -— I wttl ha heard tomorrow night tlona. A naw notice c----- of mallaJ to each ra* barked on ur ------------~ John Blanchard and Jim O'Railon ---------a* thl* U ac-'mlllat'a "1 high achool aadltorlum. ly, who war* in iprittg training with compllthtd. 1from th* tha Naw York YankMi, nr* with la* OUta Betto Whittle will Selective Servlc* Board No. *S and arrive Birmingham, Ala., of tha Southern rt th* antlr* program which rover* Seminal* County. Local aoma wher ■daa Sf mnalcal aclcctloni. Board Mambara arat E. C, Harp* St. John I ccompanlatc will ba Nancy er Hr., John Krldcr, and Joeaph Mullet tail Lalnhavl, . to partaki E. B. Carter, Clerk of Local otaaka, aw Board No, 2S, dnlraa to ramind and aoft drink* l thoee hoy* who bavo reached Pood Commltto* thalr 11th birthdgy, Wring tn La* and conalatl Samlnota County, that thay ar* Orvlll# Touchton, required to raglctar with Selae- j Karl Turntr ant tiva S m lra within flv* day* th* guMta. afttr they hava reached thalr llth * trril i A trail to the th* ground* far tho*. birthday, Rlghtaan year aid* can w )m made wtd* tha trip I who by ear waa. actually ***Hy followed and would havo aon* rredit to on* of our pioneer tralt-bUierc of day* gone by. On# Rotorian and, hla guaet mleaad tho largo algn darignatlng tha necaceary turn Into tb# gate bearing another algn, "Cloae Th* (lata" awl wound up l» tlaneva, where h# raplcnlehad hit fuel tupply and finally, *n*r a delay of tomo forty or fifty minute*, arrived at tha camp alto Juat tn lima to davour Uiraa ataak aandwlehae, eatan ear# of corn and two botllcc of "pop". HU gucat, watching him atow th# food away, aattlad for on# aanjwlch, on# aar of ««« •"« » glai* of watar. H# aald that h* had Ioat hi* appatlt# waUhlng hla boat put th# food away. u i t t viiud production win Bill Bmh aapraaacd Wailcy Data aa h* alng* Trio tinging Arlan'* "Over Th* hieTreridant thank, to Uto commltto..who ClrUf Charua will Includ* Rainbow". hau dona auch a flna Job In »t*g____Suaa'a "1 Lovt Ufa'. | Thera will h* four ealactlon* by ?.Tw# aalactlana by th# Ninth tha Boy*' Ola* Club. They will Sthtfnmarilng'a "Qlrli Tn A Oar* alng Bombarg'a "Stouthearted dt*" and "Volf** of Spring" by 1Men** with Robert Reely their Straui.. 1itudent conductor, Ilyde'a "Hunt. Luring you on to tha p re t ___i m i n i "The Octette appeari neit on a*-'* Moon", "Rida Tha Chariot" a a u e iM Em Friday night concert tinging; arranged by Smith, and William*' tleat Summer in years. Carv it t a a u a a Opin'* "Religion la A Fortune." "I.et Thera B* Mutlc. lya chooaes lanes of shifflt A iv e a la m eena w aw * w a a • Three aalo* follow with Bobbl* Tho Oirle QUo Cb‘b W»i aing M a jo r of T t # T e w » embroidery on cotton broad­ Autchflald ringing tha Boyan two numberi, "Dream Song" by n Mine, ■A.ae-av^ cloth for excitement. Sizea and Hart "With A Song In My Strlngam and "Carmana" by Wilf , r t . ? ; ' i M « * » * tJou S tart", Kenneth Ramtay and aon. 6 to 16, 7 to 17. matter'! "My Joumaya End", and Climating th* eoneart will b* JfiaWoVVYn Meal# Hu;i*e *1 teeleiilay Harrington ringing Vovallo'a flv* aelectloni hy tha Mlaed Ole* 35,00 b llm ia •*• Dnmaaat". I Club. They will alng "On* Ooil" ttruucho M ira Mur Lumber#* anew Double Quartette haa ee- Arranged by Rlngwold, "A Lagand" __________ ■ Had number* far th* can* by TWhtlkowaky, "You'll Never R % * L f t g A Vram llo lljw e e S f t h "Kentucky Baba" by Qllbal Walk Alone" by Rogara and Ham* III** N1#h» New* R* pel I ia n t Theatre I" B d "Whal* ef A Tala" by Hoff- maratoln, "Hall j o Our Flag" hy ut i i el l amiaend-o ft •*a-Clmb*t. Teague, and their "Alma Mater". ra ta a c wowninw •• Kay Jtnklng alng* "Break O' Thera will ba no admletlon III* ann-«m Proarai# ll*»um* yM Im HanJi pflM aa VIa aaIa -1.,-aaI In. II.A ...npaH k.lk AM l i l t Kewe-W**ltl*r %hk! la fallawad by th* Triple offering will ba taken. Ti no ‘'Use# Moral** ltd* t'eptaln Ktnaere* oe T oil fe tte r* :l# aian.On frotram neium# t:ll N.we.Weather rJtnle Kovece Rhei. in* R t e e e T a i l t ^ n # of Oar* t c i t i Oarrv Moere .hew iiwl Concert lulSVGfiZ** TRUMBULL, Com. (JF>- Nina automobllaa war* Inrotvad la a parkway accident, and only th* atata police ea- Invaetlgatlhg th* tarlaa of rear and coHlelon* bora Connecticut raglatratlon plaice. Th* damaged car* u n i from kfaeaachuaatU, Rhode laland, New York, New Jareay and Maryland. LAMPREY TRACKS MARQUSTTB, Mtch, (/PJ-ttot. rrnmrnt wildlife man nr* o u t to electrocute th* Deb-kllllng a*a lamprey with 95 electro-mechanlcal welra on Lak* Superior and IP an Lak* Michigan. Several hundred* para title lamprey* have already mat death In tha electric trap*. III OtSEH ISJ*W aw t .a.tr . .t.k. e t l Rlek VatU M tJkAr trf»e ul 111* P r i r . h fur T .im o rre * lloldlnc l.leM UTUHVIMIR Ja c k I'aer Pn»w “A* the Woft# Turn*" Hoberl U l a w l* . Art U n i t l t i i e r * HoutepaMy i l t r r y Moure Phew Th* h l a f a y o i r Klim K*ie ilnb t'ruaby ahote l i t l . h u r |!* r S ill H*i> l Hlorm J M T b . r.t«# nf Ml*M I «l rh**n«l ( t l t'roMr»*4a m ' i m i .t i j i i H i n v r i t i . t i I ' l t l U K I . 4 T i l l H*I)AT K t S M I . . < MlrWri- Mou»* ta i l * , 11*0 itill l l in II t l Don't M in tho Tractor Display of tho Yoor at Our Fahviout POWER POW-WOW! Hear thl* inciting new power alary on Ford Tractor*. Try n*w Ford Bonua Power. See Ih* buy* of the action In new or utad tractor* and imploment* at our big Power PewWnwt T- (MU U llV I STAY UTII H IM I I I MMIf I THURSDAY, MAY 24th 7:30 P. M. SANFORD FARMERS AUCTION MARKET PANTIES Brief ami flare styles. Plain, tailored, or real fussy with rows of lace. | I * "' » ■l » * - *1 m SLIPS .79 - 3.50 I fM •• • i * 0 1 ttfpnrt ■ M rsina 1'itward* * V»we « ' I Pitt. Ptokin* of TuVun 1‘ I ni* ntneer t • Refreshments! • Prizes! • Movies! • Fun! f 'V - o - v Tailored, or the ultra feminine styles , , . lace and lace insertions. A gift that she’ll really appreciate by name branda auch aa Munaingwear, Van Raalte , , , , San Souci Your alze la her*. c llm a a ~ e. iAiic* Kti'tlea T heater W alarfrnnl • n ta r I'tartinua* *e tlriaamary i'too*»r i Velhtr Knn*l ehtt o* i l i t* Report Lea rant Marv Kotl 3.98 -16.95 I ala ahoir — J o h a n r Cn tha BpM llitl N.w. A AO r i m i t i a o iiM v i a n t » i pAitain Tib* Hood M u rn la r C A N - C A N P E T T IC O A T S < »* (‘ant Kanearne 't** a -a Uarry Moor a •« in,la atrlht It m«h S h o rtie •i «a it , 11**t 1 ad» H ill H iia ll ill t,o»a nr I .If a Rtaroh for Tomorrnie Mul.1l,i* U a h t 1J:nn t),n» n*nnrt M i l l Tommy Wo™* #t,nw 13.10 Aa World T u r n t l,»« WahArl O, L u l l t i l * Hnijraparlv 1 «; n i a Payoff !:>* lion Cro»h, f:4l P a ja m a s To send those pretty graduation frocks to whirl­ ing . . . . gay as a breeze . . . in many different styles. 5.95 - 8.95 l a* Itrlatiiar P ar t-aa RA«.yAt Kofni l i t * »M*a of M aM ,,oa On*n lloiiia LU G G AG E MY PLEDGE Juat what t h e g i r l graduate wanta , , so cool, ao lovely and ao useful Variety of atylea from which to ehoooe. Com* 1n today and see our se­ lection of s bartie p a j a m a s . Priced to fit the budget TO THE CITIZENS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY A WELL TRAINED STAFF OF OF. FICER8 . . EQUAL PROTECTION TO ALL . . SPECIAL PRIVILEGES TO NONE . . • . THE HOBBY FAMILY W ILL HUMBLY APPRE­ CIATE YOUR VOTE ON By Baltimore and Samsonite . * . . . Perfect gift to give the graduate, juat right for going away to college, or Juat for using Vacation time. From 12.95 W A LLETS By Princess Gardiner.......... lovely colors from which to choose, From 3.95 4.M up •'We Invite Charge Accounts* M A Y M(h. au \ �.jK iy . ■ : T : ff Twr HtraM fa Nal Shop and Save In Sanford AN (NMEPCNNNT SA LT N H V M I v o L u m x l v iu HANFORD. FI .OR IDA g*tom*h*d i w Harry M. Weir, administrative director of Seminole Mamorist llo.pi ta I, commeodad tha Wom­ en's Auxiliary for tha work that It has accomplUbed during the period from Feb. 1 to data, sinca tha hospital has beeq opened, at a ganaral moating of tha'auxil­ iary held in tha City HaU last night with Mrs. A W. K ppe p r r aiding. Straaelng again tha purpose of tha auxiliary which is "Interpre­ tation of tha hospital to tha pub­ lic," ha urged those who a r t on duty to acquaint themselraa with tha functioning of the boepltal routine and lo "not only do your particular Job out find out why and what makes It tick.” Following Mr. Weir’s talk la answered numerous questions con­ cerning the hospital and its con­ nection with the auxiliary, Mrs. M. L. Reborn Sr„ chair­ man of the Hospitality Shop made an appeal for more workers on the hoapllallly committee to fill vacancies which will occur one who is interested In Joining during the vacation period. Any* the auxiliary la asked to p lan t contact Mrs. Epps or Mrs. George Harden, membeinhlp chairmen. lira. Reborn reported that dur­ ing tha first three months period a total of 60 workers had contri­ buted 1320 hours and the shop ha* shown a net profit of (171JU. Mrs. R. N. Blsckwelder, recep­ tion committee chairmen, report­ ed that M members had contribu­ ted SCO hours In April with a total of 2,102 hours and 10 minutes being contributed during tha period Fab. I through April 30. Mr*. Wirren Adama, sewing committee chairman, appealed for volunteers to sew for the hospital, she also gave a report on tha completion of the "family room". Mn. Robert S. Stone, who will serve genera] chairman of Ula wuwa, er- wmeo ine follies, "ittgn "High rev Fever" which the aul||U wU1 pr„ ent eomerime In February 1637, outlined plana for Senator Douglas Steiulram of Sanfurd wit appointed yesterday la a apaclal Senala Committee on tin Mediterranean Fruit Fly. President o( the Senate, Turner Davla o! Madlton, appointed Sienttrom along with Senator ■ Merrill Barber of Varo Beach who was named chairman of the group, Senator-elect Fred O. Dick* Fire Chief Mack ff Cleveland inton of Woat Palm Beach, SentSr. prrisnled hi* plana for fire L. K. Edwards of Irvlna, and Sen­ Florida’* outlook for Atomic protection In the City and In the ator J. C. Getien of Buthnall. frinje areas before the Seminole, fj,. Special Senate senate Committee energy , . . fuel. In future . generating , , County Junior Chamber of Com- WI1 nimed l0 LnveatlB.to and £ '• " * rh" by reprr.entatlvea of the Florida merce at their noon luncheon meet­ recommend procedures for com­ ing yeilarday. batting tha Mediterranean Fruit Nuclear Power Group. In a two-day conference at the <1 "Sanford hat tome old and ob­ Fly huard at the next .pedal or solete equipment that need* replac­ regular session of h e legislature. Lynchburg, Va. facilities of tha ing.” Chief Cleveland lold hi. First meeting of tha group will *Bd Company, young businessmen'* audience, ba held next Wednesday in Vero veprea.ntntlve. °f Florida’, three "and when wa get our new, mod- Beach, Senator Sten.trom M ld!*r**“ utmtlee ln.pertrd ' the new nuclear faellltlea plant, •rn equipment wa will need more yesterday. manpower." « " * built major In the'meantime the MaditarExplaining the need for addi­ ranean fruit flyinva.lon h a . '^ n i t y * r ^ d to mnufactura tional manpower, tha Flra Chief spread ihrse-fourth. of the way •nd te.t nuclear fuel .lem.nte .nd laid that "one experienced man la aero*. Florida and already may related producta for peacetime use. They alee Inspected the cri­ equal to all laexperlenced." have reached tha west coast. * And then turning to the expan- A state plant board spokesman tical facility which will aoon ba ‘Psion program In hla future plan, •aid yesterday larvae of tha fly, In operation to determine the for tha Sanford Fire Department dreaded enemy of Florida's rich physical and engineering charact­ Cleveland explained "our town I. citrus crop, have been found in a eristics of a nuclear reactor by growing and the time I* nearing .mall commercial fruit grove at • '">•» site co r. when wa will need a .ub.tatlon.” Dcneud In northwest Hendry coun- They were alio briefed by reHa aald In hie explanation that ty and the files already may have presentatlvei of Babcock and Wit* he believed the central (Ira atatlon rcachcd Fort Myers. cox on the advantages and dlaadshould remain in tha bu.lnasa aecDenaud Is about 40 mile* south vantages of the various types tlon rather than move tha main equipment nearer tha actual cen­ of the big commerclil citrus of reactors now nnder construe“ u" or In the pfenning stage, and ter of tha city, Th!«, he aald, wae grove* (round Lake Placid. ^becau ie of the tremendoui Inve.t- First discovered in Miami, the * • " , brou*l>t “P ,0 d*“ on « c*nt “ ment In merchandise stocks and flies hive iprMd Into the winter dc**'°Pp.#ntl,1* 4IIU. vegetable growing district around The Florid* utility* were re* bu.lntia property, "Wa should consult with the Lake Okeechobee, Into the citrus P 'w ntad by Georg. Kln.man, Souheaatern Underwriter, before and vegetable area .oulh of Mi- vice pre.ident of Florida Power Company; W. J. Clapp, building a aubitation," tha Fire ami and are rapidly moving * pretldent of Florida- Pc wart eor* Chief said. However, he explained, northward. ] believe that they will agree that The discovery at Denaud means V T, ’ ' (ha new station should ba located tha road block system ntendedto J J nt 0 TamP, Electric Com In tha neighborhood of French Avt- confine the fly must be drastic- fh/ w .* ^ a NuriMr P0« ./ n « ,.n f gue and ltth Street., „ » alUrad, * pl.« f e r t <r,» * . O , . T.Ijrt h . J . Chief Cleveland taid that the left here yesterday to study tha dr**n toe#,l)r' ,UU4 U l ' mClty hid worked out a plan for intricate network of roads in that with Babcock * Wlteox end Alii.- * IU v 0ra protection la the fringe area, area and work out tha most affec­ Chalmers Manufacturing Company! night to •nd in tha county. Which he "hoped tive blockade system. .j .T — r . - j - f . . would ba a aueeeii." However, he The spokesmen said the fact used in transporting magailnes, * w,.r . pU" *. further explained the organltatlon that larva* were found at Den- •ln,ct*d • location In Florida candy, toilet articles, etc., to the of Seminole County «*• tha ..........wuuuij r . i s mFiremen'. c .i. . _ ,that L . t the adult . J . | [[ (files ij.. iv th, in . itransmission n n .n il. to various room*. Association "which will lead to mu. ™ave advanced far beyond of 'he i*"-** utllltlea. Mrs. Epps reported to the auxil­ tual agreement, between the City > ocyum. ^ VV„C0]( „r, (||1(| designers iary that Holler Motor, lied dona­ of Sanford and other cities In the that point. In Tallahassee, Gov. Collins In­ tin! manufacturer, of nuclear re­ ted a elation wagon to the hos­ county. ___ __ efforts of the the dicated further spread of the actors and iteam generating pital through In answer to questions from fruit flythewould havo no bearing e'l",l"n«nJ. whlla Allla-Chalmara i u*ai*ry to purchase on*, members of the Jaycee., Cleveland the lisle of ao expected .pedal “r* participating on the design * report of the treasurer, Mr*, gave the data of purchi.a of each on *nd manufacture of the generator T. E. Tuckar, rivalled a balance plica of equipment nov la use at session of the Legislature. ..a', nirasdv a..ured fed • nd oth,r •l*clrlral rqulpmsnt. 0( gi.no.W. A barbecuo given by the local fire department. Truck. were bought in 1922,1923,1946.1949 oral fund. In ampfe amount, will Sl*"* . * ' n*,n'* rl*.'» 'he «roup netted a profit of *331 (aerial ladder) end in 1934, he .lid, be mad* available w our full rnrporntlun, who helped build tho po; tho I)og Track contributed Oak Ridge Atomic Center, are th* Easter Ball given "and all machines are pumpers campaign can be adequately II- consultant, on the project and *123.03; through th* courtesy oi Frank ninced,” Collin* aaid. with a 730-gallon per minute espawere alio represented at tho con­ Mebana, manager of the Mayfair elty." ference. Inn, realised *66.00; and th* Pan­ "In regards to equipment," be cake Day, aponsored by The Han­ eild. "we are a little behind other P a t t e r S O f l D lC S ford Herald, netted *333.35. ellies of Florida." Mrs. Epps called for a general DE 11ARY— William Patter.nn, Marble-Size Hail * Cleveland pral.ed hi. lire deparlDE RARY— A freak electrical meeting of all committee chair­ ^ ment though when he said "IVr of I># Bary, died suddenly while business trip to .............. New York storm swept through the center men with Mr*. Harden acting at ™ have one of the outstanding rec »n a_ ______ He I* survived by hi* wife, B**»: of Da Rary last night wfth the general chairman. Chairmen will orda In the State bettered only by daughter, Mr*. Ernest Sigler volume of a cloudburet, by-pa.s- tm notified of tho time and place. fire department* In Miami and ___ ___of Red Hook, N. J.j eon* William ing some parts ef the town and > Jacksonville." Concluding his talk. Fire Thief Jr. of Detroit and Janie* A. of with other street. Immdritel and Cleieland aald "If ynu’ver never the U. 8. Coast Guard Academy, liuflstone* large a. ntnrhl*. pelt­ seen a big flra you can't realiie • sister, Mrs. Forest Taylor of ing Ih* windows and remaining why equipment and minpoaer Is Rhlnebeck, N. Y. and four grand- on the tawni for the better part necessary." j children. of an hour. Tha 1936 "Oviedian", annual year book of tha Oviedo High School, has been delivered. All of tho 180 copies, according to Myron Willis, Business Man­ ager for th* Oviedian and Profeaeor Paul Mlklur, Oviedian spon■or, hava been sold. Th# general comment on ibis year’s Oviedian 1* "It ia by far the best year book we have ever pullshed." A full pago color photograph of tha antlra student body at Oviedo High School ami of tha school building, wae an added feature this year that mada tha Tha added attraction wae mada Ovladlan aland out. possible through the teoperation o.' tha publleher at no extra enst to tha xchool or the purchaser* of tha annual yearbook. Florida's Outlook On Atom Energy Fuel Under Study Chief Presents (Plans For Area Fire Protection • V ' - ' *•• - ^ ■ * * e t a t o d ^ r M ^ f * M ^ W |f ^ Problem s To Be Aired, Inventoried Plans A re'Set U p For H. Morris D ay June 9 D a te Is S e t New Area Proposed For NY Giants Training Dormitory A crowd of anthuslaatla friends mat In tha Sormnola Couhty Water problems of Semlnnla Coun Court Houso last night to plan ty will bo aired and inventoried Because of legal taelin!catitl«a thg an appropriate calibration to, at a public Hireling in tho Court City of Sanford cannot, at th# prow, honor Hinaan Morris for bis 30 houso Sanford 2; 00 p. m. Saturday, rnt time, convey to th* New York ysats of service to the school June 9th. Giants the original proposed lit* children of Sanford and Seminole The session has been called by for the new 3200.000 Farm System County. the county committee named by Spring Training dormitory. John Kader, local . , Sanford bus) Florida Water Resources Study Sanford City Attorney William neasmut, waa chairman for tho Commission. It will deal with both C. Hutchison, Jr., felt that th# d#« mooting which took place at * | conservation and use of water, a* lay In overcoming tha legal technl* I well as water problems that hava calltlca would delay tha project to* Roland L. Wall*, Bollerman F* **• Radar announced today that been encountered or that may face long for the u<« of th# New York First Class, USN, who reported Farm System ta th# com> to th* Sanford Naval Air Sta­ •a tha Memorial 8tadlum la In agriculture, municipalities, Indus Giants lng year, use Juno 1, wnlch was tha plannwi try, and recreational groups, tion recently from th* USS date and place eat. and that Ilia' Bonner U Carter and W, W. The City of Sanford haa now subs Charles F, Cecil, (destioyer ra­ data haa boon changed to Juno I, dar picket ehlpi, wae presented Tuesday, all committeemen ate Lint havo been named co- milled a new proposal whereby chairmen of tha Seminole County the old baieball slta at th# eora#f a commendation for hla meritor­ •aked to not# tho change. Committee. All InUnated orga­ of Mellonvlll# and Celery Av#nu« ious service while serving aboard Tho event, which haa been nisation* and agencies, as wall ai would b« conveyed to th# N#W th# ship. named "Herman Morris Apprecia­ Individuals, ara Invited la parti­ York Glints for th# pr«po##d dor* In a brief ceremony held at tha tion Day," will begin at 7:30 p . cipate in tho dlscussloni. Co- mltory and admlnlitraUva build* NAS, Capt. Robert W. Jackson, m. In tha form of a Water Melon Chairmen Bonner L. Carter and ing. USN, Commanding Officer of Cutting after whleh a bam danca W. W, Uni says tha committee U Tha eonvayanea at this property, Station awarded the commenda­ wilt be held In tivi American La- especially anxious to have reports city officials say, would n#e«sal* tion for CDR. J. A. Kennlff, ■kn Fair Building, of wat*r problems in which there lata tha building of a n«w baseball USN, Commanding Officer of the "Wa want ta get It a e rm that la competition for, or conflicts playing field immediately east of USS Cecil, which teuded Walla •veryona la Invited" Rader said over, water use or water damage. tha dormitory and administrative "Tha objective of tha study U building. for hie ", . . outstanding work child who avar knew or was taught both administratively and In . . . and aeptclally tvary parson ana to secure ail possible Information Th# City of fanford facia eonfk on situations relating to watar that dent that th# New York Giant#, hla rate, . " by Mr. Morris. havo lad, or may laid, to compe­ beaded by Horae# Btoneham, wlB During tho session, Civlo clubs Th» dtatlen further stated of tition or conflict of Interest, or that accept th# new alt# tnaimuch a# and organisations Including many Welle ", . Your untiring effort! ba clarified by appropriate additional spac# la available and have been a paramount factor In of tho Women*# Clubs war# re­ should would provide the Ntw Yorj they aald, tha Cecll'a standing among the presented. Those promising to legislation," "Wa want lo learn when and Glint* with additional roam M Knlp war* Woman's Club, Pilot top flv« percent of DE8LANT where there are either ehoriagea future growth and expansion (Desrolers of the Atlantic Fleet) Club, BAI'W Club, Cardan Club or aacosias of waterAexpanilon of In englnsstlng material condition. and many other* along with •ntorprlm or eatabtlshmonta or You hav« been a trustworthy many interested eltlseni. Mrs. John Schirerd and Harold uses which hava raaultad In Inad­ petty officer to your senior* and equate quantities or impaired qua­ an Inspiring laadsr to your men." Kaitnar wart put on th* eommlt- lity of loco water supples, and tee ta charge of tho watermelons Th* award was signed by CDR. time, pile# and natoro of compe­ while other aommltUes Included tition or conflict between water Kannlff, r Walla reported to tha‘Sanford Bralley Odham, Mika Thumaa and usaro because qf either ahortago, Naval Air Station ad May 11* Jim Hunt, thairman, BlH BUmM?* •>ona or joltaUon." iho abakmen 1089, and la now attached to tho Art llo/ridTU. Wade Rucker, lrV- added. Tho Florida T i l r r Resources Security Department of tha Ing Pryor, Bob Brown and Mra. A. D. Rountree, finance; A. D. Study Commlnlon waa sat up by Station. Ha <■ married to th# former Rountree, high ichool band; Port­ tha 1333 State Legislature and will It looks as ff Janoaiy will h* Mice Betty Sue Milter of Gas­ er Lansing, John Schlrard and report to the 1937 Legislature. Dav­ playing fn December this year. tonia, N.C, They reside at 1PI9 tolls Williams Sr., Surprlss Cum­ id D. Smith Is directing the com­ Mors than likely, when th# Summerlin Ave., In Senford with min**; Dick Alksn, Publicity! mission study from headquarters Mayfair Inn’s 913,000 PGA Ope* Senior High School P-TA, Decorat­ In the Engineering and Industrial ,he,r two children Terrie, 3 ing; John Ksder, City Cleanup; Building o nthe University ef Flor­ takes place thle year, January will maka hla appears no* for th* yeais, ami Barrie, 10 months. Hill Stamper, Band; 311k* Thomas, ida campus In Gainesville. A volun- event. Legion Building; Porter Lansing, leer committee to heir and Inven­ And It atl cam# about this way Platform; Wallace Whitten, For­ tory county probeme his beon set In Dallas, Tsx.i rest Ureckenrldg* and the Rev. up In sach county, thus giving Don January, a Texas freshman David Carnaflx, Program! and tha •veryone in Florida an opportunity In professional golf, bd tho |80c> Senior Clan as Water 3!*!on to list thehlr water problama with 000 Dallas Centennial Opm tat* the Commission. Servers, Th* Commission I* composed of Ha second round today. It was explained that tho evant Another Texan, vstsron Henry waa plannad because "through hla llyrnn E. llerlong, of Leesburg Ransom, who playi only a fax# leadership, Herman Morris haa Chairman; Jamas A. Ball, Jr. of tournaments a year, waa <los* touchad the live! of *o many peo­ n*lla Glads, Vice-Chairman; B. W. behind. ple of our community that wa Hslvenston, Jr. of Liva Oak; Sen. January put togsthar a 6-undsr* fllru-e tbs organisation of Rotary want to plan a program that will Doyle E. Carlton, Jr. of Wauchula; International over 30 years ago, do Justice lo tho fine and out- hen. If, B. Douglas of oBnlfay; par 64 yesterday. The field of 13S the encouraging of boye and girls ■tending contribution! that hla Rip. Roy Surles of Lakeland; and waa decimated by thra# who fall In youth activities of • worth year* of ta n k a In our community Rep. Harry Westberry of Jackaon- out In ths wake of ■ aubpar on* ■taught that saw rsgulatlon ft* villa. while nature ha* been on* of tho so richly deserve." gurea over th# tight 6,tl6-yard primary objectives of all Rotary Preston Hollow course slaughter* (’lube. Representative *d 33 times. Hera In Sanford, tha local club Civilians Receive Ransom, tha 31-ysar-old Bryan, has, for many yeara, fn many To Visit Chamber Tex., way*, endeavored to ehow It* In- Commendations ranch*r who Still plays un* •ere** In th* youth of th* com­ A representative of tha Social der tha banner of BL Andrews, munity. Among the cultural aa- From Capt, Jackson Security Administration District HI., hod a US. Bunched at 66 war* pecte are the many opportunities Two clvlisn employes of San­ Office In Orlando wilt bo at tho Mike Souchak, the big rx-Duk* given young people to show their ford Naval Air Station received Chamber of Commerce Building In football star from Cross Inter’*, talent to an interested group of commendations from Captain R. Sanford on Friday, Jun* 1, Friday, N. Y. who played In last year’# professional and business men at W. Jackson, USN. Commending Juno 6 and Friday, Juna 18, Mayfair Inn toumaniant; Mari* their regular weekly meeting!. Naval Air ■1*1ween th* houra of 9:30 a. m. Gonxalai, tha National Open chain, For example; the meeting Officer of Sanford plon of Brail!; and hulking Bud and noon. Station, recently, Monday noon at the Yacht Club This service la made available Holichsr, Appla Valley, Calif. Willard 0. Htanself, Quarter will feature one of Florida’s moil Few toT . of th* big name* and her* talented young pianists. 11 year- man, Publla” Wort«7and Jarnca j . ' i?,.tbo,B wh“ " ''l 1 tB favorite* could aland th* Drum, both received commandsP ld ^ « «"d «urvWo” >«"«ranr* aided old Allyeon Lde, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. John I* I-ee, In • re­ tlon* for the outstanding per- b,n,1flu - w U l ae#urity acrount pace. Souel.ak waa ha only f*U o r . “h'«,n information low among those rated itfongee* cital that would do credit to formane# In completing th* du1,1,1,111 tl"' ancll*, s« « rlty program. for top money to offer # sever* pianists appearing In Town Hall ties of their position*. threat. Mighty Mike slgntmsd tt* Alt# present at tha rsrsmony or Carnegla Hall. second nine In a bristling 8-andsr* Llttla Mias Loa who la a stu­ which took else* In Capt. Jackpar 30 In a grand effort to over­ dent nt Rollins College Conserva­ sdn'i office, wsra CDR, H. C. Reverend Greeted take Janus ry, tory, a pupil of Mr*. Katherlua Cnlse, USN, Exsciitlv, Officer of Da Bary — Th* Rav, and Mrs. Carlo, hoe perfect pitch, playi all NAS, Chief Carpenter H. W. Lee Heaton art being welcomed Ren Hogan, Fort Worth1! freak Her number* from memory, hae Fllliry, USN, Assistant Public by lie Bary Episcopalian! ai they who waa the prstournamsnt favor* an unusually large repertoire which Works Officer of NAS, snd John taka up ratltknra in Liich House Its, ran into putting trouble and settled for * 1-over-par 71, Include, everything from Bach C. Brown, Civilian Psracnnal Of­ for th* summer. to Boogie and Ukaa them all. Rev, Heaton, locum Isneni, will ficer of Sanford Naval Air Sta­ For tha past two yean, «ha has tion. official* at Trinity Sunday *ervtm beoil tha accompanist for tho kea In All Salnta Episcopal Grammar School Ole* Club and church of Enterprise. Vets Are Urged 2 Groups Visit sol'wd In their recant TV appearante, Sh* haa received many To Attend Services favorsbl . ' notIce* on her ap­ Naval Air Station All War Vateran. are urged to pearances and on a reesnt ap­ *he local Rotary Club, Tuesday Mornina attend their respective Memorial _pearance Two groups of itudsnli from Service, Sunday May 27, so say. wa. accorded an Inovatlon, Frank Evans, Commander of Aside from h*r Intense Interest th* Pinecrsst, and Sanford Ele­ Rooaevelt Camp No. 13, Sanford, In musk, Allyaon la • norma!, mentary school, visited aboard and who wae a member of Com- healthy, active llttla girl, unapoll- Sanford Naval Air Station, Tues­ peny C, let Florid* Volunteer M by tha applause and puhll'. *v day morning, Twenty itv*n students from Infantry from Orlando and Orange <h* hae received. County, which wa* commanded by Her program as planned for th* second grad# of Plnacrsat, Capt. J. N. Bradshaw. ;VIond*3r ln!,"* tlnf ,.wil1 J n.C.lud,V ;' and 33 members of the fifth Ha. especially, Invitee all Gold /** Butterfly); grad* from Sanford' Elementary, Star Mothers, American .Legion, A Medey of wal k n ^ Hymae: wsra ahown th* Fir* and Craih, Veteren* of World War On* r'/a* chJ0^ " ' I»P«mpLu Operations, and Aerology depart­ ment* by Llsutsnant Commander a bled American Veterans, f *aot i *nd No1*W. L. Barktsy, USNR. Public InReserve Association and their formation Officer of Sanford Auxlllarlee, Naval Air Station. Dr. J, Bernard Root, whs I* a Member of tbs American Ugiua, Whlla at tha Oparatlona de­ partment, tha student* aaw « will conduct Memorial Servkvi at tha Congregational Church, eorsimulated air-sea meu* damanPar of Park Avenue and lilth strati#* with th# HUP-I halkop- Roland L. Walls Lauded For Work On U. S. Navy Ship January May Play: In December When Allyson Lee, 11, Will Star Monday On Rolary Program Weather •A For Delivery > County W ate r 1956 'Oviedian' Is Delivered tCUB SCOUTS FORMING tho,throe Cuh Pack* recently formed In Do Bary •• they appeared at a "Kobo Might" «VM* JFodattdny n v M lA i- (Photo by Jock Bookbardl) • x H f e n t ld FRIDAY. MAY IS. 10S0 Senator D. Stenstrom W e i r P r a is e s A ppointedTo Committee A u x ilia r y On Mediterranean Fly Delivered Bp • P. M. Cell 1821 Before f P. M. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 24, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a0ab4f09a42ce53a14b4bdbd3af6f03f.pdf 0bd06f9a236fcabc806f2b34e52c16cc PDF Text Text a« vr; j i 'H arry S. Truman' Takes Sightseeing Tour Of Salerno - . - ^ ^ * ' T -■ Local Fire Crews Answer 25 Alarms For Month O f Aoril Station WKKO Sale Is Negotiated; Awaits Approval Hospital Halos MAY 11 Admission* Miry Sue .Turner .(Sanford) Evelyn Barfield (Sanford) Edna Burton fSiafordl Mr*. Dorothy Karne* fSanfordj Mr* F.lh Jone* (Sanford) Birth* — Boy Turner Baby Boy Barfield DUchargea ’ Sidney Jonee (Sanford) Robert Gnann (Sanford) Cocongle Johnson (Sanford) Jahnothan Randall (Sanford) George Roblnaon (Sanford) Albert Smith (Sanford) eGorge Roblnaon (Sanford) Albert Smith (Sanford) Mra, Patrlcal Stenitrom (Sanford) Charle* Edward Thomas (Altamonte Spring*)MAY Z2 Admissions • Mr*. Lenn e Pape (Sanford) Birth* Baby Bay Pape DUchargea Gerhard Gade fDe'Bary) Sale of radio station WKKO In SALERNO, lU 'y, f/P»— Harry Cocoa ha* been ncgoHaTed and 8. Truman drove through Salafno completion of the tranaactlon today pn a ilghtaeelng tour of tha await* only approval of the Federal Naples! area. Communication* Commission in Unable to take hi* customary Washington, It wa* announced Ihi* brisk morning walk became of u week by co-owner* Davit Wilson bad ankle, Truntau confined hi* and Carl Collin* of Cocoa. stroll to a few Step* afro** th* Naw owner I* Orlando radio exeatreet from hla waterfront hotel cutlvc, Tom Sawyer, who la vice in Naples. president and aate* manager of While In the Sulerne area he WARR In Winter Park. aleo planned to visit nearby Sawyer *iid that no rhange In Passtum to view the rule* of a personnel i* contemplated and (hat Greek colony founded In tHa 6th pending FCC approval, Collin* will Century U. C. M n. Truman and continue a* general manager of the their friend*, Mr. and Mr*. Stan­ station. ley Woodward, wera with the Located on The newly opened C, former president, Sweet Smith highway, two mile* llefur* tha Truman auto ( tra ­ west of Cocoa, the >,000-watt alaJ. flNUT WHKtNf, 62, Anlkant vail headed out of Naplei, paat a tion serve* all of Brevard county Reerelsry of Labor, expresses view of Vcauvlu* and tha romantic and adjoining area*. Th* ftatlon went on the air In January, 1933 appreciation as ha U elected late of Capri, Truman met mem­ president of the Judicial Coun­ OLD ROUSE ARRIVES LATE and maintain* daytime program ber* of Naplei' Italo-Amarlcan cil of th* Methodist Church et CINCINNATI, Ohio, C D Tha ■ehedullng. Society. fry v <plAyVi . *> *v! 4y*J* the General Conference In Min­ S L*V.1 i'Tif it. L oldeat house In Ohio, which alta The new owner *a!d he plans to Ho told Lcopoldo Rublnacc!, neapolis. A Chleago lawyer, Wil­ in a wooded tectlon ol nearby Investigate the possibility of ex­ head of the aoclety and a candl-; kins Is the highest Negro offtelal Indian Hilt, ha* been In thla Mala panding hrtudca*t hour* lo nighl date for mayor of Naplei In tha In the Administration and now becomes a top-ranking layman May 27 election*, that Italian* In only two years. Built In 17BJ, ac­ time for a full operation schedule. In Hie churdu ffnirmatloASt) the United Stall-* wire “good cording lo the deed, It atood on It operate* on BOO kilocycle* and I* citixen* and good soldiers in the Main Street In Watertown, Conn., the only clear channel station in until Mr. and Mra. R. W. Barrett Florida. Inst war.'* "Brevard County, with the city of Cincinnati bought it in 1033. ' Sawyer ha* been assoclaled with I’UtWIT r o l l Ml.Kl Connl# Rail and htr earort. Ilurk Winn, were i"tVe like tliem,” be *nH Afler every brick, board and radio In the Central Florida area I of Coco*, It- beaches and the all ■napped by our photographer Ju*t before the tlonra alarteil. thtnfr Tin man told llnbinaccl tho 1’Hoto) ' _____________________ i* ___ linked Stale* ha* the biggest lieu in wa* marked on a master since he came to Orlando to open I important Guided Missile Rase, I* plan, Ibe Dutch colonial hou*e waa WLOF In 19(0. fa*t becoming one or the nallon's Italian city In .tha world—New dlamantlcd and brought here (or lie later became affiliated wtlh most important areas,” Sawyer York, with “three million of them reaaacmbly. * WDDO and after six year* Joined said. "I atn dedrou* bf haring a l here.’’ Tho oldeat existing home built tlie »iaff of WIIOO. In September, part In the rapid growth of (hi* In Ohio wae constructed in I77R he Joined Ray Gnnklc of Jackson-, East Const section and felt Hint at Marietta, about no mile* up villa as founder, and ro-owncr of ownership of WKKO would make the Ohio River from her*, WARR In Winter Tark. 1 that possible." Lead Hits 5 People Light Voting Is » WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, k f-A shotgun blew a hole In the "armor Being Experienced plate'' of a Brink'* Inc., truck ye*, L!ghr voting li being experienced terday when the weapon was ac­ at all poll* throughout .Seminole cidentally fired by a guard Inside County in today'* ipeclal election. The Orowera end Shippers Lea the parked vehicle. Early estimates of the total vote ■uo o( Florida, headed by S. 0. , Five aldewalk stroller* were hit that will be recorded al the end ('It a at, of Sanford, a a iia pre.d- j,y flying load. Their Injuries were of today'* h.illoilng run anywhere dent, eelebralaa It* 33rd year of not aeriuti*. from 1,000 lo 2,300. The driver qf Hie armored truck aervlre lo the agricultural indite Poll* opened at 7 o'rlork thl* trlca of the State at a banquet iiA rk e d on a noun town itic rt *u morning in all prertncl* with vot­ he and twu guard* in the rear com­ and annual bualnaaa msellng. June B, In Orlando, Tha ae«ilona will be partment could cat the lunette* ing machine* In 12 of the iu pre­ held In the faahionibla, new dining they carried with them. The trio cinct*. Voter* may ra*t their ballot for room of rha San Juan Hotel, the had been picking up money for do on* of the two candidate* fur lire dinner wmmenelnf al 8:30 p. m., livery lo a hank, followed by the election of officer*. One of the guard*, John llealy of House of Representative* to >«r*c Interest in the League'* 33rd an­ the Bronx, wa* munching a *and- Hut unexpireil term that now cxl.*t» nual get-together la itate wide. wich when a ,12-gaiigc shotgun until 7 o'clock thM evening when Leaden In the Industry will con­ ■landing nearby started lo fall. Po­ the poll* cloxa, verge upon Orlando front all parte lice aald he lunged for It and ac­ Thorttat Stringer, local real e«Inlc and Insurance matt oppoic* or the State,' The League, a non- cidentally touched the trigger. The bins! loro a onednch hole Cordon Frederick, Sanford al Tur­ proflr organltatlon, handte* traffic and tranaportltlon for the Florida In Die hack of Hie (tuck. The pel­ ney. In today'* election. The two will appear on the ballot C'ltrua Commission, Florida Can- let*, one fourth inrh In iliamoror, nara Association, Cifrua Pror»**or» hit most of the five pa<»er*by in In Hie May 21* democratic pretermHal primary In a run off for HuAssociation, and grower* end ship the'feet or leg*, next term In the House of Repre­ per* of the State, and hi* the Ml cooper*lion ol Florida I'llrui Mu­ 3,000 P-TA Workers sentative, tual. (tordon Stedman, Executive Vice Listen To Speeches 3IIH.S l.H EFFECTIVE Praaidant of tha League, aald here ST. LOUIS, cf> - When ■ man SAN FRANCISCO ift-M oio Hi an todiy that ha aoon would hav* an broke into Mrs, William Jturbiannouneament r e g a r d i n g the four out of 10 school children sun'e kitchen, she grabbed tur rhnnuf not In parllclpale with their apeaksr of the evening at the ban­ follow* In grmin fun or project*. husband's .22 caliber rifle and quet. Out of i ho u It lull .inn and lonely llrcil once. Tho shut went wild, A feature on Hie avnlng'x pro­ to per cent, -aid dlroclur lli-rman but Gin man fled. gram, June 3, will hr the annual (I. Stink of tho California Youth Slip uuln'l know that fur a wltilo. report on the League'* activities Authority, come ino«t id lh<* tmull- - Mr*. Ilurbison tainted a* she pull­ for th paat year by Sled- date* fur Juvenile correctional In- ed tha trigger, ntan. Sydney Cha»e, League Pr*«l- ilitulinn*. riant, of Sanford, will deliver the Three Huiusnnd ilelcguli-* In the Pre«ldent'a Adilre**. <IOth Cnngrei* ill Patent* and Grace Kelly Central Truck Llnea, haadtiuar- Tearlier* Ann. cloudy listened lerv Tampa, will again he hint to jcslcrday a* Stark anil *lx olhrr Wedding Stamps nemher* and gur«l* with a rock- panel evorri* otuhril the r»u*c» NEW YORK, Mny 23—Tim tail parly In the San Juan lintel, ol proldem children. wciltlititf of I’rlnco Kniiilur III t r tinning at .vco P. M. The delegate.' separate today in­ The (Loner* and Slitupcr* Lea- to -lx field hip lection* to *er ninl Grace Kelly in, of course, g .r of Florida i* a fair cru*»- aClIfornla demonstrations of ef­ of KPfieral iuterent, . . Lilt to r.cctlon of <ho alalo'* agricultural fort* toward the P-TA goal of "a •Mitmj) collectors the evont Is H iiu tE n . O.Tircr* are: Sydney O. hrnhbv pcrionallty for every of very specinl lutorest. . .for Chue, Jr., ITerlilent; It. V. Phil- child." i the Kovurnment of Monaco I'.’*, First VIre President; Phil (*. Stark *ald 111* rxpcrlenre •howed 1lias issued a special set of Pa*era, Srcond Vlro President; tin t the key problem In dellnsien- wedding stamps, beautifully ('•>. J. ('. Il'.ttc!ii*cn, Third Vice cv and Juvenile offending wa* that The Sanford Fir* Department answered 23 alarm* for fire* dorIn? the month of April,. 1084 with 16 of th*m outild* elty lim­ it*. Ov«r 60 per cent of the rah* were In county area*, according to the report, with two fatia alarma Included In th* total for Sanford proper, Fire* originated In a school, snack bar and restaurant, saw mill, dwelling, car, and twenty grass, trash, tree and wood* fire* T *' ■. < - ^ The SenfprtJ ,T in .- fW pertaie# made, 80 rune, flv eetf the total being fee cause* o th « th*n flr*». These were the felt* eUnns and three alarm* because of over* hefted kerosene stove*. / During tha month of- April, I860 feet of hoi* * U vied to combat fire*. Tha total time spent by th* Saaford De­ partment trneka wnd aB iB ^fhsit waa 21 hour* and a m tu t« L W Earl Morrall, Michigan State quarterback itid ihortitop, won tha Chaster L. Brewer award for com­ bined academic and athletic excel­ lence. ----- DON’T ----Throw Away Tour Tlra DeHart Steatite Teer TU** Are Smeeth. Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 163 W. 2nd Pbt On New Trweh Rwhh#* Tread. That Will GIs# Guaranteed NEW TIRE W**f And Rate Your Mousy, WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd SI YEARS IN SANFORD FREE ONE ALUMINUM STACK CHAIR GIVEN AWAY AB­ SOLUTELY FREE EACH DAY AT t n g w Celebrates : " J “” 33rd Service Year At Meet Banquet IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION 1208 S. PARK AVE. INCREASED HORSEPOWER IN All 18 MODELS _ a t no increase in price! printed In large format, bear­ ing pictures of the Prince anti his Academy Award whining bride . . . The stamps wore on sale In Monaco for one day only, tinil already have lier T ’ei.urer, II. I), Keene is come a "collectors item.” t 'rmno of *•* Bosr l. riccauso tho wedding set M :’rrl r* of II e el.ague are; has evoked a lively Interest t ' n* Pe. iking Asm., Inc.; Win* In atnmps of Monaco—Elt r Garden C'lni* I'l-oiluct* Coop., moiil’s Paris offlca has pre­ I W i n ' e - Garden Ciirils (irown A n.; Wavtrly Grower* Coop.; pared A collection containing — r!n-i fnitn-inl Food*, Inc.; not only the Grnco Kelly act f : i & C o n ra n '; II n-tlo Fiodueu of five, hut tho popular Oly­ Cr.iort'M l vcl" Groves, Inc,; mpic ami Enthronement Is­ V -?r Gibwri. Coup.; I'lyinnulh sues ami the llosio A rt sot; (’ft is Prolucl. (’non.; Pasco a total of 22 mint stamps, Pa I"7 ('a'V.Hiityt DTihyglo Krti'i which we are pleased to offer Ci »,: \. Du*'a ( H.tt* Co o jsij I've, Inc.; Eve-gl -ie* Grower* Co for juat $1.00 to introduce o i ratlvr, Inc.; Florida Conner*| *nd Ihe corner greasy spoon.” our approval service. Order A* i.: Flovldv Cllrus Exchange Pnlge, Collie in, Mississippi full­ today. ELMONT STAMP CO. (i’oyldswcst, Ins.); Kosjatn Citrus 01 West arith Street, New C ir c a ilr t o Coop; Gentile Bros. back, led the Soulheailcin Confer­ Cam nny; llalnc* City Cliru* ence In scoring last season with York 1, N. Y. Dept. 1HU7. Adv. ('u|> ve-* A**n.t A. S, Herlong k 74 paint*. F ? Idcot: f). L. McKinnon, Trea*. GnrVt Slijuun, Exccutlie t 'r* I'r: idcnl; Tlrmn* F,. IMIle. I ju ry —Tratfii Manager; (). \V. ! it ie.-, Rail Angtyit; Jans H. I 'ter, A ulilinl Secretary-A**l,t- C i : H.illv Hill Fruit Product*, In?.; Nrvln* FrulT Company, Inc.; I V-nn A Company, Inr,; Mouser Vr 't Company: Minute .Maid Corp.; Lako Wale* Cliru* Grower* Asm.) Lake Region Packing Assn,: Lake Charm Fruit Co.; Keen Fm ll Cor'oralIon; R. D. Kesnr; and J, C Hutchison it Comnany. Tie league Executive Commitl ?, al.vays a very active gruun: Jc’. n O. Arlko, J. R. Bynum, W. B. Gum, M. II. Hemsnway, J. A. HenI'lnon, R. D. Keene, John T. Lesley, R. C. Lewis, E. W. line, R. W.> Malrs, Claud C, Herahon, IV, H. Mouser. W, C. Pedereon, C. O, Rithbun, P. C, Barrett, "*ome one ha* lo care enough, for the rhi|(| involved, lo do some tiling." Till* dirscljnn for Hie iral effort, Stark said, Hr* in Ix-tlri- ■chools, bettor home* and heller rerrea. Hon—not in moie parole officers and mure correctional Institution*. The Congio** of Parent* and Teacher*, he said, I* an organisa­ tion "of the people who care most-" (leone HU-llr, general manager of the Lo* Angelo* Deportment of It e r r e a t I 0 n and Porks, *a!d "handicapped communities" help produce problem children, The liandl,'a|iped communillr* he m< int, HJelle explained, were Hi-*o which left recreation "to the kid* themselves, in the pool hall Slow! At no extra cost.. , you'get 235-h'p in Monlereys and Montdairs ,-t . 225-hp in Medalist and Custom models when equipped with optional Merc-O-Matic Drive; Mercury's new increased power gives you faster and high compresaion, you would have to pay at reaponae than ever« before ’.*77 even more usable| * . . . . leaat $173 more in any competitive car.* And only * poivcr for rapid acceleration and aafor passing! Mercury in its field givea you a 4-barrel carburetor t h h b io M Medalist and Cuatom give you more' horaepower-per-dollar than any other make of car* and the highest standard horsepower in their price 'as standard equipment on every model. Come In today. Mercury pricea now. *tart below..many models in the low-prico fieh1. range. To match th. topcoat Medaliat'a power * I *■ , | Now— more than ever your big byy is ' IRVING 1. Pit YOU AGENT ,tV. A. Stebblns. THE BIG Don't n lti tha big telavlslon Lit. “THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW," Sunday avenlng, f Tied Rolf#, Dirtrauuth** athletic director m d a former Yanks* third baseman, lad tha Cistern Intereollaiiau Baiabatl Laaiua In stolen bawa with 11 la i n i , lie played for Dartmouth. * MeUch Hldg. Hanford Phone 1138 In 195fi aa for 14 conaecutlve years STATE FARM Insured more earn than any other Co. ERCURY :00 U 1:00. Station WDIO, Channel R HUNT-McROBERTS, Inc. 1M N. PAI-METTO AVK. PH O N H l i f t �If Your H Delivered Call 1A2I Before For Dellrery Shop and Save In Sanford AM M W W HMMf DAILY MEWTAfMK VOLUME XLTU1 P — vu-v-w .WWW________________ F. 0 . Peterson Changes Mind On Guilty Plea Garbage, Trash Trucks Operating Different Hours Resilient* In the downtown area will hear noises In the night with tlie change of hours for the opera, tlnn of the garbage and trash trucks, according to an announce­ ment made today from the City Manager'a office. Garbage and trash trucks, It waa announced, will now b* operating from 12 midnight to f i. in. In­ stead of the former hours of 4 a. in. until noon. Thl* Is n more efficient opera­ tion, the City Manager'! offica said this morning, which will a|. low the use ot the packer truck Instead of ppen trucks which allow trash and paper to be blown over the street*. The change of hours will affect the downtown area only, It w*. announced, with the hours for garbage and trash pickups remaining the same throughout the city, ex­ cept In this one area. Frailer 0. Peterson, 34, who was captured In Seminole County by local Sheriff's deputlea near Genevi, today changed ht. mind about pleading guilty to kidnapping. Instead, an attorney for the Holynke, Mass., former convict slid he will ask a mehtal examination of Peterson, who Is accused of kidnapping Sirs. Evelyn Johnson, IS, Irnm her homo at knifepoint May 11. Peterson previously said at a jus­ tice of peace hearing he Intended to plead guilty. Atty. James G. Morrell, who said ho was retained to represent Pet­ erson by th* defendant's brother, u rC{or Peterson of Holyoke, said Peterson soma years ago waa con fined to mental Institutions In Mas­ sachusetts. Peterson Is accused of forcing Mrs. Johnson to accompany him and taking her car. A Seminole County Sheriff* posse found them In a woods near Geneva. Meanwhile two officer* from Massachusetts arrived to question Pelf” f,n a ^ u t the kMnaoping of « “ » * M ld Had!ay girl 111 -Ap*‘t. Thu girl waa abducted from her home amt found wandering on rural road th« next day. Med-Fly Check Begins Following the announcement la.i week that med-fly trap* were being set out across Ui* Central Florida belt, peat exterminators today crossed their fingers and began checking on the extent of the M editerranean fruit fly's In­ vasion of the Lake Okeechobee farming area, Larvae waa found yesterday In a grapefruit from tho state exper* " « •* ° lid*: Tlhl> J* U!Vl,n0,tt TV)**,? tJnd dur n* * pr **" . 111■ f,y» J ? * »«o ,n D .,U Counly. h . . b.en tound In Uia rich South Dada . r®“ * •*** * ' w#'' Okoechobeo area These two areas together pro. duce more than 100 million dotlira worth of agricultural prod­ uct! yearly. Wilbur Charles, In charge of the extermination efforts, said spray planea would be used In West Palm Beach today and Belle Glade tomorrow. “ We hope the Belle Glade find will be an Isolated outbreak which can ba controlled quickly. But that'* what we thought about Palm Beach. Now that has turned out to be pretty bad," Cherlca said. Asked If tha fly la likely to turn up all over the state, Cherlca said, “ I really don't know. W* have j.000 to 1,000 leaps strung out through the citrus belt In the cen­ ter of the state and wa ought to be getting samples from them In the next couple of day* We should know then how bad It really la." HAWrOWD. n/)R lD A > WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 18S* Wire Frederick Is Electe To Fill Unexpired Term Stringer Committee V Runs Close To Donate Money Margin For Coordinator Gordon Frederick, *1-year-old Sanford attorney, wn* elected yesterday to fill tho unexplrrd term In tha Homo of Reprc■entatWee vacated by Voile A. William* Jr., when ha resigned to accept the appointment aa Asslstaut State’* Attorney. It wa* a nip and tuck battle In yesterday's election with only ■ Pit-vote margin putting Fred­ erick Into the top spot In tha race. Less than 80 per cent of tha re­ gistered Democratic voter* in the county turned out for tha Im- purtnnt race. George Dabbs, president of th* Seminole County Tuberculosis and Health Association, presided at A meeting ot the Executive Commit* tee which was held yesterday af« ternoon In tho TB Association’* of* flee. The committee voted to giv* $30 toward the expenses ol 4 Health Coordinator from our coun* ty to attend the Summer Workihop on School Health Juno IS July 8, and School Health Conference June 20-22 at the Florida Stale Unlver* slty at Tallahassee. Three hour* graduate or undergraduate credit will be given for the Workihop. This Workshop Is sponsored by tho Health Education Departmtnt, Florida State University, tlorlda State Department of Education, and the Florida Stale Board of Health, Tallahassee. The Florida Tuberculosta and Health Association approved a $200 grant for thia workihop for teachers serving aa health eoordl* natora. This will be used to pro* vide consultants, visual alda, booka, or other malarial to further th* conference. Soma Florida Tuberculosis work* era will participate a* consultants at the School Health Confert&c* to b* held Juna 20-22. Member* present w*r»i R. J . Bauman, Mra, B, S. Rowan, Mrs. Herman Jacobson, Mrs. W. W. Tyre, Dr. Terry Bird, It. T. MU* wea, Superintendent Public Initnic* tlon, George Dabbs, and Mra, Lor* ratno Graham, According to figures re'eaked today by tha Supervisor of Regis­ tration for Seminole County, Mrs. Camilla Hrure, only 1,1113 voles were tabulated on ballots and nn machine* In yesterday'* special runoff election. Gordon Frederick drew 1,034 Club Contributes voles, Including 12 absentee hat100 Per Cent To MEMBERS OF THK GRADUATING Ctasa at Lyman High School. They are; Phyllle Creamer, Joan lot* am) Thomas Stringer polled Joyre, Frances Fournkre, Ann* Mau Muir, Marilyn Snyder, Jo Ann Lawrence, Cecil Itedsole, Robert a total of Pfitl votes, Including 9 'Chain O f Dollars' Crump, Ralph Farina, Donald Lee, Travis Lovelace, Eugene Meeks, John Bcbulls, Donald Btevens, ■hsentc* tiallata. The linllot* were canvassed this e and Alvin Winter. (I’hoto by Jameson) Miss Faye Gamer sang “Alice morning by tha Canvassing Board Blue Gown" and the “ Rock and Th* Mayfair Inn Country Club whirh Included Judge Finest IlouSRoll Waltx" for the entertainment golf coura* I* undergoing a re­ ★ ★ ★ hnhler, County Commission Chair­ of member* of the Pilot Club at conditioning end reworking pre­ man W, Brown Miller, and Mr*. o their dinner meeting held In the paratory for th* winter PGA Golf The Seminole High School Band Ylcht CIub U i, „|gh, Mrt. Camilla Bruce, Seminole County tournament. directed by Ern«*t Cowley and Sue g g,#Vfnf0n prwsIdlnK. Ml*, Supervisor of Regletratlon. Lee Armetronf, Golf Pro at th* combined band* or j.yman Kay k. n> Ivey accompanied m i .« n .._ All 19 preclncte bed reported Mia* Gartha Mayfair Country Club said and Oviedo by 0 o’clock lest night since vot­ .. „ High . ...Schools , , under . ner at the plxno. Mrs, B. E. Chap- yesterday, that the front nine If th d Irecti on^^of Mi cline I she r man |11(( cblrile 0f the program ing machinal were used In ell the 18-hole course will be closed left early this morning to par hut fnur.-pf. .thf preclude. lor the evening. _L fw r, apgroxlmatafg kwo ee thra# r • ticipate In the all-day Watermelon The flral r<i» , t eon* Into tha Mr*, D. K. McNab, first vice weeks, Twelve member* of th# Senior Chamber of Commerce Building Armstrong said that th* greens Class at Lyman High School at end the office of the Supervisor of the duties of tho program a ffa ir for the Seminole High chairman ami announced pro­ will lie torn up no that they may Longwood will receive their diplo­ of Registration only a few min­ be reworked and reconditioned. He H.honl Bond for the past seven mas *t Commencement Flierciecs utes past seven o’clock Inst night grams for (hr nrxl lew months. aim milled that a few of the tee* y.i.r*, They have tie'- oni- weltto he held Friday evening June a* tha pulls closed exactly on the Mrs. II.A. Swanson, finance chair- will I,,, worked on during the known In the festival for ihe uni­ ■nan, explained the functioning of t, ai 9:13 p. m , in (he school au­ hour, form costumes worn in.lmling the gudget and finance committee process of the summer work. ditorium. Thnmaa Stringer said this Rev. Bob Spear The front nine of tha course d ttigareca, ■ white shirt, with a ami outlined »ome of the money Seniors receiving their diplomas morning "I w»» very ples.cd with , . . . . , .. Ill tie rimed for the two to red watermelon pnltntn "n tho are: Bhylli* Creamer, Franco* the return* yesterday a* It »ho\v* heck, a straw hat amt white raising project* (or the ensiling j|,rPf W(.0it period, Armstrong huiirakre, Joan Joyce, Jo Ann a heavy gain on my opponent Returns Recently )eirr with which to meet the bud- , a|1|_ beginning next Monday, times and sucks. Lawrence, Anna Mae Muir, Marl* uvc'i thou»li the vote was light," get of $981.50 set up. Al| p|#y w||| |1# confined to The para le begun at ‘J V> this l)n Snyder Cecil Bedsolo, Bob “I attribute this gain," *nld From Convention Mrs. Chapman, publicity chairth# hack nine during thi* brief Only about one-third of Ht* Member* of the Sanford Lion* morning. Rev. Rob Spear, pastor of man for tha Somlnole County Men- Intermission for redoing the cerln?>!l!.Un M'e.'ks* fuods'ne"c»*»eyTiTput'the Mental Stringer "to the fact that I have th# Churrh of the Natarena Club were told yeitcntiy at (heir tZ 7 : tal Health program, staled that course, Tuil o , l l l t n »u"d campaign over tho met and talked to many people In Sanford, has recently returned hiv# ^ ral|r(, (ar jr( ,h„ personally during tha p»it two tho Pilot Club had contributed t)„b Willi*, Green* Ruperln* noon luncheon meeting that the i . r wih . * ' ** Stevens, and Summer Roundup too per cent toward the "Chain of tendent at the Mayfair Inn Conn- Little league "had Ju»l rimed It* Alvin Winter, t fer| that an from Bradenton, Florida where Uwo week drive with only one day week* ‘ and................. .... ‘I "have -------Dollar*," a program designed to try Club courie, la In charge most successful season which wa* The Baccalaureate Sermon will I#ft for active fund raising. exrellent chnara to win on Mny tlm Florida District Assembly held It* *orty-i#eond convocation. For School Children establish a Central Florida Health „f all of the work. the 28th consecutive year that the bn delivered by Dr. John W. Officials of the local Mental 2th when more voters go to the Sanford Linns Club have sponsored Cl Hilly, pastor of the Altamonte Figure* based on th* fiscal year Clinic end Hospital. -----------Health Association have asked polls." the league." Ends Next Week Chapel with the invocation and that “ those who have contributed Gordon Frederick wlM now re­ May I, tf)S5 - April 30, tOSfl show Announcement wa* made that Jack K. Morrison, chairman o( Brncdlction offered by lha Rev, call five friends and ask that they present Semlnot* County, ollow- the following increase for tha Next week will be the lest week the Pilot Club enteeed a e»r In Ihe S e r V I C e I s P l a n n e d the Little League lor tho Sanford Darwin Shea, pastor of th* Cassul- contribute too, to the ilatewidn Ing the May 28 approval of Ida Sxnfonl Church of th* Naxaranot of the summer roundup of school recent Armed Force. Day psridol , ,, . Lion* Club, A special Memorial ----------- made the report. He berry Community M o t h o d I s t effort. Membership * 11.5 percent election, In th* House of Repre­ children who will attend th* first nn May IB. An Invitation wa* read from Seminole Junior High School jnonaored by D is united Spanish to|c) member* that boy* from » to Church. The Lyman High School Sunday School • attendance • grade in September. It wa* pointed out that 93 per sentatives and In the xpclnl ses­ 10 percent Mr*. Dalian Loop, chairmen nf I’-TA Inviting the group lo tha re­ War Veterans, will he held on j 2 years of age participated in the Glee Club will sing “Green Cx- cent ol tha funds remain In the sion of tha Legislature called to Total amount rnlsed for all the Health Committee of Southside ception which la being given on Sunday, May 37 at 11:00 a.m., |CIg,i# with a total of 234 boys slgn- llwdrsl" by Hahn sod "Cherubim County and 33 pec cent forwarded consider ^apportionment. purpose* - 12.1 percent firhnnl remind* parent* that they June 1, honoring R. E. True, prln- it the Congregational Church, „ | 1|p during this •eaton. Games Song No. 7" by Bortnlsnsky (lur­ for slat* and national research The outcome of tha May 20 elec­ In August of this year the church ahouhl take their first grade chil­ clpil of the school who is retiring. "’rner of Park Avenue and 24th ttprr played each afternoon except ing tho services, tion will determine which of the and educational programs. dren who will enter school In Sep­ Tito next meeting of the club licet, Sanford. Th* Rev. J. Saturday y»b Bnnlveraary Cla*s Night activities will h« Letter* and envelope* have two candidates will reprusont w'11, tember to the Semlnolo County will be In the form of a picnic at 'lernard Root will conduct tha “ The All Star game wa* played observed at Lyman High School |>ecn sent lo homes of school chH. Seminole Count* In the Homs of ,avl"« ur»«n|s«l In Uiehulld* Health Unit on Palmetto Avenue. Iha home of Mrli u „n ervice* for the veterans, Includ- last Friday night," said Morrison, on Tuesday aveniiig, May 28 at iircn and to civic clulu, Garden Representatives' In the regular I M* «*'«pW bp ,h* nir Gold Star Mather*, American “with the pennant-winning ned next to tha Sanford Fire Depart- mlnol* Boulevard on June 11. session of the legislature. l,Dlh 'n^n ^ e a m r* un August 87. 1043. I eglon, Veteran* of Foreign Sox defeating the league AlLStars." B; IS p. m. The entire jrngram will circle, and other organiiatlons. ment, for their health examina________________ be centered around Lyman On TV The Sanford Pilot Club ha* con- candidates will appear on the batx ° ‘" a War*. World War On# Veterans, Hons. 1055 •' A April This wss Ihe first game to bo in "The Toast of the Town" with tribuled 100 per cent to tho cam- lot on May 20 for the regular “May »7 ,1.'..105d ^ \ Disabled American V e t e r a n s , 10, 1057 Include! Mra. Raymond Uesponse, io far, ha* been very class members portraying promtpaign. played under the new light* Install­ Urm of two yean. Fleet Receive Association, Auxlllight to th* appeal that the health Handlfcr, Missionary Plealdelit, ed by the City of Sanford at the nenl TV alar* giving the Good Old Tho.* |n Semlnot* County w4to Frederick drew a total of 2,liario* and all Servlc* Men. examination* should he mad* now new park on Fast First St, In Fort Dsyi, Leg-Acy of 1039 (tho class hive been heading tho fund rils- 104 vote* In th* May 8th primary George Plttard, Sunday School at Dr. Terry Bird's office. Generally fair through Thursday, will), What It Was, Kefauvor mg campaign are: George Tbuhy, while Stringer, th* lecnnil high­ Superintendent, Johnny Carter, Mellon Bark. I’arcnti who wish to take their high today In lha tow I0e, low to­ Award*, Tho Cane of ITi* Shadowy Chairman, Sanford Rotary Club; est out nf the four candidate* Vnnnp People's President, and Chairman Morrison said “The ADDITIONAL LOCAL NTW1 children to family physician* night (X ta IB, genii* variable Future (rlaoa prophecy), A Twist Mr*. Gustav BarilKTCnr, Tron»ur- poled only 1,325. There aro 10,- Mr*. Robert Carter, Junior Soc­ Sanford Liuns Club wishes In ex­ should request the proper form* wind*. ON BACK RIGHT Of The Wrlat, The l.yman Tattoo er, Soulhaltle P-TA; Mrs. B. E. 4'-H icglsloicd Duinocrnti.* votoia iety Supervisor, tend their appreciation to the City from the County Health Officer, Hie Church of Ihe Naxaiena m county. of Sanford for Ihrir fine coopera­ (class (Mem) and a song 1 Love Chapman, Publicity Chairman, | Sanford Pilot Club; and commll-l (,n|y Rh»rnl, . ,)H||0n pre I* Wesleyan In doctrine, evaugetion In providing the new play­ Ly man. At Commencement exercises tee members F. D. Scott, M ayor;' tb, fiunnrviwoi- of he- llitlc In appeal, and worldwide l* ground for the boya.” minion. Lions Club President Ben Wade June I, Marilyn Sny der will de- A. L. Wilson, Klwanls Ct‘ b; Mr*. | ..i.iruimn, awarded eight member* of the liver the Salutatory, France* Fou- Sidney E. Ivea Itl. and Mr*. I'. L ... -----’--------------------------------local club their pin* for too per rakre will make tha Valedictory Park Sr. cent attendance at club meetings address. Ralph Farina, prasfdeul New contribution* to ihe Svml during the p u t 12 months. Those of Ihe Senior Class will present nole County Mental Health Fund receiving th* pin* were; Dallas E. tha members while E. S. Douglas, Cumpaign arc: Mrs. E. M. GilsLoop, Jack E. Stamper, W. Hugh principal, presents the diplomas. *on, Mr. and .Mr*. P. D. Andor. Duncan, Ben F, Wade, Arthur The Commencement address son, Mrs. W. A. MorrUor., Dr. Ed­ Klrchhoff, Ernie Witte, Thomas will bo delivered by Voile A. Wil­ win Epktein, John D. Carlton, Dr, Stringer, and Clarence C. Welsh. liam* Jr., Aoaiitant Ktate'e At­ C, L. Park Jr., Miss Dorothy Pow­ torney of Sanford. William* will ell, B. C. Swope, Mrs. Mildted b< Introduced by Superintendent Frlnberg, Mri, EsUter Rive, Mri, u( Public Initructlon R. T. Milwec. Nancy Brock, Mrs. Esther Ridge, Tli* Rev. Lewis Futch, pastor a"d Mra< nf the l-ongwoud Baptist Church May 22 will offer lit* Invocation and beneDepartment Meets Admlieion* dictlun. Alfonto Johnson (Sanfordi The L*kt Msry Volunteer Fire Claudlno Vickers (binfcrd) Department bald '(» regular meet­ Bell* Silfen (Plantation Estates) ing last night at tha Lake Mary Mrs, Dorothy Williams (Sanford) Dinner Attended School. DDthirgrt A runstUutkm and by-laws, pre­ Mr*. Hester Pruitt md baby boy By Local Group pared for lha uBard of Directors, (Sanford) Mr, and 3tri. C. R. Dawson, Mr*. were read and approved by the Ricky Washington (Sanford) Miry Detens, and Mr*. Daisy Knox membership. Maggie Hagan (Sanford) attended the annual dinner ot the It was reported at last night's Cherry Braxton (Sanford) Orange County Red Crosa Chapter meeting that a fire truck and a ShO May 22 held In Orlando thU week, gallon tank had been donated prior Admlsaiona The dinner and meeting waa also lo the meeting and both were now Robert Kumblry (Sanford) in celebration of tha 75th Anni­ being prepared to put Into use. NEW SLATE OF OFVICKRH FOR THE AMERICAN LEGION, Campbell-Uaslng Peat 53. Shown "Hli HR GLAD TO I7B ROM E l1*, »*y» Cdr. W. E. I two*, Patricia Davli (Sanfor^) versary ot th* Red Crosa organ!Fir* Chief Bate* of the Cassel­ tnir here are: Lynn N Lyon, Commander: Harry D. Ruiatll, First Vlee-Commandert Walter C, Hire*, Officer of VAlf-B u he and hi* cr*w are greeted hy ration wnlch w n held on the exact berry Fire Department waa tha lantly happy families. HI* crewman ar* W. J. Dulak, At Henry S. Brown (Sanford) Second Vice' oimander; George J.- DeMaltlo, Third . Ice-Commander: Robert W Dean*. Finance Births date nf tha birth ot the worldwide guest speaker At last night's meet- H. Bailey Officer; Chiu Kan* T. Loucaa, HDlorlan: Paul i*. Brefka. Chaplain; Frank J. Tnxarh, Surginiit-atBallsy Jr., AD/L AD/1. First returning contingent, led by C Armej kxrlylc Houaheldtr Servian Officer and Eugeni K. Stovall, Adjutant. (Photo by Jameson) Baby Gti) WUJUmo ____ BWg, Atfived aitt NAS NAB Sanford aa Sunday, (olfyiai N ay/ I^W Golf Course Made Ready For Tourney 3 County Bands Participating In Watermelon Event Lyman Seniors To Receive Diplomas . At. June 1 Exercises Lions-Sponsored Little League Has Successful Year Weather Hospital Notes One-Third Funds Have Been Raised For Mental Health 1 �------------------------------ y »7> r *1’»? * i m rtw*.*-1’'. m a m e r o herald twutomous oo6! "SUPER-RIGHT* Brand Fancy Quality 12-Oz. V1AH11 SUN EA S O aU K S ana *—1 rr. i—■ DOLE’S SLICED HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE LEMON PIE KE CREAM JANE PARKER DOUBLE CRUST JUMH at tha Mlia Xaftasd eon* teat In London found It tmpoul* bla to (elect a Anal winner be­ tween trie Witter (lift) and liana Nation, eo named them both to tha title. One of the win­ ner! will raprtaant England b tha Mlaa Europe cooteat, to be bald tn Stockholm, and tbs other wilt compete b the Ulea Uni­ verse peasant In the United States. ffntenuJfonai; Japanese Climbers Top Mt. Manaslu NO, DCAQ.'I'M •-but; mom PLIA»E.f>OU s o E B /a u r I HAVEN'T J k T lM C /> r& ' BEAD WHEGE ^ ir SAID pAOENTS SHOU-QMA<E PALS OFTWElQ SONS OC Y e s - 1 GUESS VOUBE V * 22**-1---- - / L IT US HAVE A b o h t . ' il l t a k i riM e y M A ^ e T H liQ A s o m e m o n e y / - v ~ 7 < = ^ — ---------- \ INTEREST’S J SHE WANTED ME -(C T w S k r sz V DAUGHTERS la OAGWOOO-VOU ^LQOK TRIGM TtNtP S ^ .V O U B E WHITE ( v > * A S A SHEET T H E R E S A GHOST STORY ON OUR -« TELEVISION- L YOUR ^Cjp(301H0PP|N5 interest 1 THAT SHOULONT FRIGHTEN YOU SOf THEY HAVE THEM EVERY NIGHT *- * I KNOW - L BUT OUR SET ISN'T EVEN , P LU G G ED IN , KATMANDU, Nepal UB-Jlpanneia climbers say they have finally bested ML Manaslu—third hlgheit uncllmbed Hlmilayan peak— aftar convineb* euperitttiaua Nepalaea they would not disturb the mountain god*. Tha Napabea governmant said last night that Japanasa had ra ­ dioed from Manaslu’e has# that two two-man team* topped the IS MT-foot peak May 9 end 11 after four ytare* atruggla with bad weather and nallva balbfi. Precious attempts ware re­ pelled by villager*, who claimed (he climber* would anger the holy spirit* tradition iays make their home* on the craata. Thl* year a Nepaleia govern­ ment liaison officer finally con­ vinced the village headman that such fairs were groundless. Then the chief-persuaded title people the dim bore would not disturb the god*. Mana.lu I* the 10th highest peak In the Himalayas. rian nanuMlAb Spotlight * O n Hollywood P OTCTHHF T f l Maurice McDermott should do alT right now that ha'e with the Yankeai. While with Boiton, and Washington ha beat the Yankeai only four time* In 20 decisions. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., (fl —A huge boulder monument to Zebulon Montgomery Pika will ba dedicated this Dimmer on Pike's rcak, wnich tie discovered 1W years ago. The dedication will be ona of the chief events In tha *esqutccntennlal celebration of Pike’a dis­ covery. Attached to the boulder will ba a 2 foot square bronie plaque with tha head of Pike In bai-ratiaf, The plaque Is being east from a modal made by John fatler, sculptor and music critic for the Loiorano springe Uaztue 'tale graph. Although tho sum,nar of 19U wa* Novia Scotia's driest In JT years, Ray Robinson won hie tin t 40 anglers reported catching 1.041 sal mnn, In 1933, a record year, 6,380 P{a basing baute before losbg to Jika La Mott a In Detroit early in salmon wera liken. 1043. 8 -ln ch Each AftP CRESTMONT 69c >/j Gal. A*P Our Tinea* Quality NUTLET Colorad M A RG ARIN E Mb. Ctn. 20c SWfcEY POTATOES *{2 Can 21c ASP Our Finest Quality ABF fancy Vacuum Packed 19.0* SALTED PEANUTS "iSf- 33c SAUERKRAUT 10 ee. Pk« CAMPFIRE MELLOWEST Whole PURPLE PLUMBS ”<&19c MARSHMEL BETTY CROCKER MONOGRAM 14-of. fk r 99c CAKE M IX BROOMS 2/65 DEXOLA COTTON 19-o» 89c C O O K IN G O IL MOPS Pt. 27c bright sail FLOOR W AX Vi Gal. 95c YOUR CHOICE SULTANA BUTTER BEANS IONA BABY LIMA ANN PAGE RED KIDNEY BEANS UNCLE BEN'S RICE • 28 oz. Pkg. 33c ANN PAGE! Sparkle 1 Pkg* ICE CREAM M IX , 25c WHITE HOUSE Safa, Pure, Sterile LB. Can EVAP. 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Tha abler added Util the curIt rhythme alao atim back to i barcarolle of hie native Italy, lo t thalr rock-and-roll fern 'em bain* eun* In gondoUe Sweat CIVILDiriNil OltlRVUI and newamen Inipect a conrrita and atcelrlbbad control bunker on Knlwaluk Atoll In tha Pacific, ictne of tha first airdrop of an American hydroten bomb. Tha bunker, 30 mllti from tha target liland of Namu, la daalinad to houta eciantlete for eavaral diyi In caaa tha radiation ehould trap them. It ta tha cloaaet point humane will be to tha blast. A 300-foot h!|h Inatrument tower atandi at tha left of the bunker. (International Radiophoto; Llllea are virtually tha only ex-i Ground walnut ahilla ara ueed irt of Bermuda. I to blaet bur* from metal caatln*!. Annua/ Family Memberships Now Available SANLANDO SPRINGS and Tropical Gardens Off V.S. 17-Pi Between Sanjord and Orlando Swlmmfnp . . . Plcnlclr’jig . , . R n fa u ra n t. , . 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AT 25th ST. - SANFORD SWIFTS ^ CANNED beef 1 �I flip”, y**t*rjfiy, found IU 4 ‘tttteh an t infiftn* of 18,110 froifht i n JrHh tnoofeli cargo tor t t t r r barfed p float and with ovory inland shipyard Mg overtime to build mor*—and Son* gtQ) without a docks and wharves pro* to take advantage of tho millions of of freight cotninfe in to Central Florida# hooter C. Thompoon, Washington, D, C. Hint of the Amorieon Watorwayo n te n , Ine., Issued a Maritime Day in tn t In which he said, "Tho inland rwnys and tho barge and towing ves* la aaUorau, briH button, end ribbons. WASHINGTON tit— It moat h m wh# the documents, document., trow W ho wrote tho Wm them f*Uow. dowsittln. wU(k MW| itort#t fuoU towhich th, the saw. atorka guotod. dleaUag dtoagreemeat among the i& v s a jtu fis k S S « « - « » • * * ■— arnica*? brtuTta tho m tvImiT ITIina# - 'H documents doeu shewed the Army critical of the sot together to pity down roport. ^V ^rc^'nd™ * Allure! to t r n i served by bars* transportation, 8pr*ad of tho Industrial district Idas in river ports. ' , _* Completion of many new harbors and public barge terminals, Sanford can wall bseomo Central Florida e greatest CItr within tho next few years with tho addition to its economy of • frolfeht terminal with dock* and wharves al^ng Lake llonroo and tho St. Johns River during this expansion period of the industry, • • * Ovar tho wo.kond .on., now*. £ ! u ! ^ of ,'U“ ’ , pert each think. It' iheuld play to any future war. Thto we. t fir. Secretary of Daton.* Wilton want•o to put out to * hurry. He conceded ai much. H* Mid report* of conflict "can become Mrioiu maitori.” To .how everything wa. to harmony at th* hlghait military levole he celled a new. conference to the Peatagoa Auditorium. He wa* flanked on both rides by tbe civilian secretaries of the Army, Navv ind Air Foree and by tbe ehtof. of .tin of tho throe Wllion .aid they w it * th* work of mm lower in rank then thoia around th* table. They w m , he nld, "itaff papers that reflect th* view of individual* who worked on th.m and not ntceiurlly tho approved poltotoa of tho aervleei.” No ono Indicated any datlra to puatoh any of tho.* pwpl. downetalra for totting tho eat out of tho bag. They indicated it waa not really a fuU.riied cat. A eongrenlonal Investigation, »h«r# each of the saeretarlea and ehi.fi of itetf could b* qulxxed separately, might rev.sl mere then cam* cut of th* news confer. once ye.ierday, Ntverihttoti, thto ite m , dear onough from a. much of tha concent of their IMS tale, to be la pantos 11 per cent more, utilities fllct a. ha. been dl.doMd: An old boor can alongalda tha road. If !t eould talk, would tell a story as various S H S S S r S s X *5* s s s , s r * among - w , itoo u dJugnemoato. n s .5 1*1 iDiMfmnuai Wall, than, V119 altos — they probably won't atari Army, Navy and Ala Fore* as the wrota tba document.? that kind of war on oath other. Tale Of A Beer Can wOUni the year bottor^alppod fhan t S s ^ t o a a m t h o u Uom I d M m e/’ "* Th* world is mteriag a period whoa evea ‘the fee#* military wlade ssa't fee sure what form a future war will Uho. That was pills eaeugh before this new pubUe disagreement The emphasis right bow la on ^skimming .long tho hifehway hurling out tho i any other project svsr sttomptod hero, Hommerclai traffic on the nation s 28,5 m of nivtlltlon ch*nnelo will brook rooords this year, although tho bargss ed n record 87.6 billion ton-mile* of .ht U .t vear luch gtmrlng oucces* can bo reflected. rffS tanford with the entire northern L! >tow into a commercial /a n a that would soon be outgrown. Contributing to the bigger freight-load «t?fhe inland waterway carrlera this year Are tha following factors: ' nn Electric generating plant* consuming But put to dtoeourage each oth«r from itarttog such a wtr they will have to r*tato big sir power, nuclear weapon, and mtailtoa into tho forticoabla future u a deterrent And to bo (tiro Mithor aid* will <t«vel»o aomethlng an new and drv.itetliif that it might wto a war y tho ether aide didn't have (ide« will have to ksep on developing more powerful and Urriblo wiaponi. n i l doesn't rule out war alto, «thor. If there |a an alr-aucliara u.lle italem.te, there may be im inM wiro-4lke Korea—where the big powers hold back on the all-out weapon*, for liar of rotallatlon, and um tha eonvtnttonal kind.. ^ S ^ i t o r v it sneaks of hut Whatever -tne story, it speaks of but " ,. ' j . ' i . f f ‘ mtinllv. Peer cans are unsightly, and litter ■y SAM DAWSON UP **» ,rM mfstaklngly. The 8emlnolo County Board of Commls* NEW YORK tlM f planning will protiucto that w#r.n*t evaa made u p,r cent more, end wbolauto ... . snd ntail trade 3d per cent more, B,f™ " sometime age launched a campaign do « it American, i n going to b*va , th*J' expeel to to- ^bout SO per cent of capitol ex«pfn«t he promiscuous dumping along our a, lot more thlngi—end mon new To cr,li9 th*lr •P9"^1"* « r**#irc^ peadlturee by minufaeturen will beautiful highways and byways, and the re- ,product.—In IMS. -fey Will!AM RfTTau1*< were Just normal. Isduitrlel leaden here to- ■n(1 ,*T, P“ 9nt by ** e,nt go for new eonatrucUon and 70 CtHirtt t r m Writer Now, we’ve heard of the beautification emecsd IfaaJr expansion plans and 0 * nearly »H blUlon a per seat for n»w equipmant the tbne It takes for the eleuda MORE THAN N million pro led a completed by our Sanford Garden research goat, sharply. MeOraw ,#*r br, , are being shipped from California to ranlab end tha sun to UHUtrr TMAINS PRIOICTED Club, and th* many lovely palm* set out Hill Publishing Co.'a ninth annual «snua«uiln* capacity, inena. ANN ARBOR, Mich., (I) - to Alberta, Canada. That’s quit* a biasness deal—to fact, a real t t I alon<r the thoroughfare*. aumy, announced today, abowa *n* „ *■y**r by.ISM* " P*h«*•**• h a half h a ir •again ■ I. as a . Urge th a end aart er#w, ’° b 0 * t”n iIrrtlnM * Olh, p * r«r(ilro(dj tln | W ithout faaarie aatoaffg (aha be by the ^ humdinger! Certainly, we would want to see such (hat business as a whole now —crimen U#m. Hewotw, feta a/ t 1 f '■ttlrvBcI'' f a d . of th* year as It was at tho atari the future. f A* bee* ore bring froMporfed 'em Mention a* tong a* dona (Aaf '^H undreds of new waterside • Industries prelects continued an that they wilt event- piem to .pend almost 3S million of the Korean Wir. Speaker, at the itcond annuel to I f 09 itco-yoMfid pocktgr.a. fy-geor fecaaf. 'receiving their fuel or raw materials by unity reach every highway coming Into the dollars for new plants and .quip, The mult* of ihe survey—ono Railroad Managam.rtf Seminar at Sferked, ne doehf, "ATondto With m- .*. .f— I 1 t community, as well as the highways leading mint this year, a so par cant tojjagTe or shipping their products bv water. of the mo»t opUmliUe reports oa *b# Uaiverilty of Michigan .aid Can." rfnfwB •» Into all of the other communities In tho cress* over hm . This to four bliI f 1 ..-.Expansion of the petroleum Industry a* atort sis weltto* the builntii future made to rew***1 .Y *,1 ? * h* v* b#en op" 1** county. Uon dollars more than a govern_- h . — top the predictions ** ^ ^ elKtroniei forButup(j1<to 10 A wire man lletem to both [ j i g the riven and canals. e.nt weeks a ltd*, of on ergMMot. Could bo But beautiful shrubs, palms, or flowers ment prediction to March, W jKxpanilnn of the chemical industry along of the U. I. Department of Com- forated t.pe that lpaetormlnd* the thef* why Nntvro govt v* tar* 1 I I f l S of the principal channels. _______ would not be very attractive surrounded by Today’s rarv.y shows that bust, mareo and the Securities and Ex- operaUon U likely to be marie- eon. A survey of the top lg UUold beer cans, paper sacks, milk cartons, nasi also has plans now to spend vUion quia ehowo reveal* that I ! I ied to freight yard operation, for c!gn-»*te packs, and other litter. another M billion to IMT, and that c „ Com,n|Mlon* A big toague ball park ground Uat year a total eg |*,TTM0e I the n.at Mv.ral yearn. The Sanford Herald enw boaete it can cover the to­ waa won by folk gtvtog eorraet Why not a two-pronged contest to stir-up plans already drawn up call for a,I,nu^fcturina comp,niM -------- -— fu id with tarpaulin to two-and-o- anew.ro. M-'ha said ettoae* le Interest In keeping the Seminole County spending more to both 1M1 and wha‘9 *?* *to ,p9” u , * * /bout M million Americana buy hall minutes flat Or Just tbou’ toMenT highways clean and tho planting of shrub- IMS than was apent In IMS. n,#r* ***** 7 " r tb4B ,9I<* P*1** ee«d evary year. bery snd trees nl-ng 1hem for added beauty T Wh*‘’* m 0 r *' manuficturing ro«d» n W • • a eompaniea aay they expect 11 per M per cent more, petroleum com The new fp-e nlornr Park Avenue be­ tween First and Second Street le adding a new touch to our business area. Tha Wood­ men of the World Building is looking sple ■ V R s■rI.s a. H r ill I and span with Its new front and attractive­ alleee, • • , l a V f >l U U l , r»M lil ness. Maybe the Idea will be catching. •M lM ifa l to t Ik* h m i m i i • i • WHEN we think of radiation dbkh can he detoeled fey h n m I tar .1 rtnlar M ia r ilil moot ef ne automatically this* ttoo Instruments. High School Seniors will be launching of steorie explosions. Actually, however, an eg ne are structures mad* of eooeretd, themselves Into new careers In a few days. continually exposed to external brick or wood, giro off i Most of them are completing plana for col­ Wednesday, May 23, lOIifl radiations. The** radiation* are Me amounts of ndtoaetivlty. lege careers, other* are going Immediately of natural origin and are harm- Bight now, th* pioetor walk m r n r t «v « Into th* business world, some will take busi­ toes beenuse they arc so diluted. latino radh Save me from tho lion’s mouth. Psalm ness courses to prepare them for new Jobs. a dateetor, 22:21—Wn stir'll^ want to fl«cnna physicsl Our bodies normally accumu­ Our congratulation* and heat wishes go measure th* amount late minute —but meMurable — dangers, but there ere moral dangers far with each and every one of them as they We are offering various makes, models, years, at reduced prices. amounts of substance, that are more dire in thoir destructive powers, shoulder new and bigger responsibilities. radioactive. Now thto radioactivity k m YOU'RE TELLING ME! BUICK Radioactivity In Air Isn't Dangerous To Ue SPECIA LS Th* earth Itself, th* air we slight that It k bannk aa. How­ breathe, even our homaa, ema­ ever, aa wo Gentian* to dstonato nate measurable quantities of radioactive substances, radiation, radioactivity. of coune, taereaeaa. Yet even with fallout from atomic explo­ * " ■** .......... ' nl flow#r' ’ 10 th,lr b,oom’ w ,, over- ‘h« *9‘bw Mid to in* I THE HILLS, to many ratobow-eolorcd burati of boy who had told hit do*. "Son. sions, them still k a rirnbk safety j ItW conservatively estimated mart La, a story 1 want totting beauty that av.n Shakes- It 1. lima yon movad on." that JuM on* square mil* eg sur- With radtoaetiefty aB aimad pear, would have •tr.Uh.d hl. h)( ^ ^ toes soil, only one toot deop, oon-1n t wo can’t coupe It And whlto I country uiitof hli favorite • dog, .ven Ulna an average of one gram of wa must toam to regulate tt safe- 1 in u , though th# neighbor who bought radium, three tons of uranium iy M w* continue to refine and. eonvUto Naval Air Station. Trial* for M aid, "You can hunt and six tons of thorium. All an concentrate radioactive materi­ ndtoaetlva. The bloom of woodland beauty with hsr a. long si kh* can work al*, ectonttot# assure as we am to Penetrating radioactive and. kntw how to hunt tha .elted hit heart, but all hla life end 111 tell you ahe'tl have an no danger now. . day, tha coon by night. *o did tho puriulf of game-the easy dialh!“ my. from outer (poo* are to our air. And the earth's gaseous de­ eoon 1s small but a tonlbla trout In tbs stream, tit* de.r hidiwi. i. . « ,.u cay products, thcraa and radon, him. A. L.: Can a baby fee do. Thebeer, of coura, 1. a tog In the hill, th# eoon trapped TtM * £ dead« « S Si Uvamd eueuMifully fey oaaamaa am ’ th9 woodlfnda. to . tree after * barking pur.utt Vu min, iU ev«U.«ng bltntor tonga.readily..................... esettoa after the a be la basically a wild animal. A. tha rid man approached •». f'do’ not' knn» died? offir Wm food, and It lin't hi. wife and on* of hli eon., afraid | h, i" .1) .on JhV iwar: Many oaeet to make Wa full, he will he might dt. alone snd without h e t h o u .h t ^ .^ t The water we drink and the . rtod to which n.Bring haby hungrily and blindly reach toward dignity to th* foreita during * u . Wki* u ^ food wa eat also contain suk- has been delivered yog and tear* you, too. He ean't hunt, .old off hla dogi. . from^h^maZnuin. o# vi!Tl fi l staaeae, tho radioactivity or.motion after the i really help It; H* to, after *n, only Tha old man couldn’t .land thto. •* h m* h# O U M tla # • baa, ■ hunted animal. particularly th. Ion of a small rem mM But At* man 1 am tailing you black snd tan eoon dog named •bout wee * epeelal kind ef man. Trlxto. YWa man wee let unaware eg the Ha told hla boy who sold trixio, STARTIN G miracle of the pink lurprlM of "Son, you have lived with your mountain laurel, tbs purple thua* paw too long." TODAY der el m a e ia d rhodendroa The boy moved away, later Anblooms. ..holding below them • ether ion In th* family dtod and wid*4a*v*d green ftiorv*. the boy earns back. m new th aptndnr eg the The father refuted to riaop In In flower*, and knew them the aim* hourn with Wm. He riept differ- In th* ban. Ae aeon as tha funeral Here Is Famous Mountain Story Here is your chance to buy a better than average car below aver­ age price. Check and Compare! You will agree that NICHOLSON BUICK USED CARS are the best money can buy. *JI f*,yw»®wtk M i x ^ 1 Good Motor___ A ik m * 9 5 1 9 Butoh 4 Door HoadWm F*«(t>fCn«tom ButH) Two Toaa flnlth _ _ _ itohl -vvy and t'-H h1'*'. d E A A P Practically new Whlto Wall a l l I I I ^ Tires, Best Cover*, Dyne- ~ | J 00% flow, lad to Heater, Other Bntoh Awoaaoriea. Low Mltoago -....r— HA itadebehor 1 Dr. I b™ Cyitod*r ptoclt ftalsh. Good Ttmo, fieel Coven, Good mechanics) rjeAilai ’BA Rel«k Special tod.net 1999 New grew point, Boat Coven, Dyaaftow. 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Jama* Galloway, flrot vice prealdenlt Mr*. Russell IVnch, second vire president: Mr*. Bonner Carter, secretary! Mrs. U. L. Miller, treasurer; Mr*. Bobby Iteavea, soi.-cuiil ut anna; and Mis* Laura Chittenden, Historian. (Staff t'lmtu)_______ * _______________ Sorority Makes DonationAtMeet Annual Chicken Fry To Citrus Council Girl Scouts " S l W , On The B O q Ks h El F By S. DRIGGERS glat AlacArthur fans: a womVrtlul . D . ... A l b e r t b T IC K 11H biography of MacArihur by Major rt j r* | J friend and aid, who reveals th* A n C O O U t l i e l u man bahlnd th* towering public j>r. Leonard Munson and Alfigure and th* elory of Philip- |,crt nrlcklin were far ahead of pine’* hidden war that helped re- Hie field In last Thursday’s dudeem a great pledge. I ho bunk Is uRcut, bridge gnma at the Yacht on th I j day shelf, although brand ciui, with « 07 per cent game. new, because H is one that diuuld gj^ nMil one-half tallies were take tinio to read. |n piBy all(j gp match points was If you Ilka a humorous itory, average for the evening, here’s a new one about Brooklyn. I The winner had H(> point's, folHy William ileunian, "Strickly | lowed by Mrs. William Clifton Prom Brooklyn" I* the title. It and Airs, Alice Eekerdt with <>7, is the story of Manny Keefa and nud Airs, Prlre Heard and Alls* hi* wife and daughter who quarrel i.vor Uberacc, dream of a houtp mM In the country, cheer tho Dodgers, and do all the folksy, human thing* associated with Brooklyn and it* teeming populace, "Tha Truth About Cancer" by Came run, ha* come lu, I had been asked by several people to order this book about the facta about cancer—Its nature, cause*, dlag- I H nusi* and treatment — presented \ almply, clearly and epeclficnlly by ilia Medical and Scientific Director of th* American Cancer Society. Literary Cdllu selccli ia f ir June I* “Thing of B;auty" by A, J. Cronin. It i* tho story of a man who sacrificed everything for Art; family, friend*, social position, career, ultimately hi* *ory. life, and bequeathed to other* a lierl(ago ut Immurini btauty. "Her* Ii Joy", by Carol llol.le- ^ H ton I* a romance about a girl who ^ H pl.iyed at being gtuwn up but ^ H »H.l clung symbolically to the doll | H f house of her childhood, [» ; "A New Biblical Story"; this W l.' one tub* tha itory cf Sara! wife of Abiatn who wet ilc*lined lu be- |M ron.e th* great Blbliral patriarch, H|"J Abraham. A itory of devotion, man obedience, iterthienU and tragedy. -----A now Patricia WenlariH'.i; love' ‘ tlaicbo", fin ca.n yoii don’t 'houl( know vhat that la, liko I Join t, •L’e a . jinmerhousel), Frederic r“" y Brown hat a new mystery, "Le- *'flllev nioul Ueast", which sound* real ( t ’ui g i u i nine. And n favorite Brett llailiday’e new mystery "Blond* **"*'"' Cried Alurder." v i ** v **> hook of the Month for Alny J’" 1 * "Hlstury of the Englhn Speaking 5_ Peoples'', by Winston Church'll. Bast heller of the week Hell t;,0 g ‘ La.t Iltirreh" hy Edwin 0 ‘Con- j ^ tier first; end “Imp*M* Woman" : jir,| , t> Punrl Buck aerond. 'Scarcn fur , , Ilrldcy Alutphy’ la *tlil first on 1up * the non-fiction UiL And If* still “ JMj first on our», too. Thtra-aro .<n»n ,vnlll ( ru ervee ve. on It. Look i Jiave you read "Th* AbuJ* of]*am*l Mari H°b‘ "*‘y ' " lh (*j, "C.id ,£thi ipnj with anil oven are oqcc. MI s a Elisabeth Woodruff, Either Powell, Mi** Betty Ann pretty June graduate of Seminole Mumon, Miss Janice Klnlaw, High School, waa feted with a Mlia Marty Cameron, Mlsi tea Tuesday afternoon at .the Yronne Cullen, Mis* Patti Witte, home of Mr*. Sidney lvea be- Mite Sara Jaeobion, Mill Martween the houre of 4:30 and garet Moore, Mr*. Jack WoodS:30 o’clock, ruff, Mr*. Chrlitlne Woodruff, Deep red enap dragon* along Mre, Prank L. Woodruff HI, with crimson gladioli, white *«n- Mrs. J, D, Woodruff, Mrs, P L. Ian, magnolia blooms and red Woodruff Sr., Mrs. llowe and carnation* wero used throughout Mrs, W, A. Kratxert. the room* of the home In lovely * arrangement*. ^ a Particularly notlrcable wee the clever creation or gladioli and white -magnolia In an arrangernent beneath a larga mirror. WEDNESDAY Queen Ann’a lace wag Intar- Tht a m wll| mwt , t apersed In moat of the bouquets p jrit preebyterlan Church at 8:30 along with tha natural greanary. p, m A gleaming allver epergne The Mid-Week Bible Hour will holding lighted red taper* aur- be conducted by Rev. A. U. Merounded by white carnation* een-|lnnli, peator of Plrat Preiliytarlen tCrcd the larga dining room Church at 7:30 p. m. table which wa* overlaid with a The Chancel Clmlr will rehearse white lace doth ovor red. at Plrat Presbyterian Church ut Iced coffee, cokes, various »:30 p m. sandwiches, tiny rekes colored Tha Brownlee Bible C lan of the whileand tied with rad Icing Firm Presbyterian Church will bowsalong with nuts and ntlnta have tlielr Annual Coni lloll ut were served to Ih* guests by J P- m- *» lb* huim or Mr and Mr*.Hoy Mann aaalitad by Miss **»•• J l * Lnne Kay Ivey. ]on ***• w*‘* ***** town. Id a ,, - I , , , hoit* and hoateisea wdt be Mr. Mr* Harry Woodruff. EUm - Md Curt|, 1|uf|)M , m| Ur, both and Mrs ' j " Mrs. V. J. Maraalla. Bring guest, at the door *"• » » . e h lu w John t,allow.y e«.U od In the, J|mlof 0, K)r, t living room. Mrs. A gle Speer Uft Chl|fch w,„ rthe, rl, i t j,y 0 assisted by little Ml»s Helen n t I Hurt, tcachur** pet, winning. MU» Plcmlng humorously told tha ships were bundle* of gladioli group that “this U a typical and fern. Junior high class room with tha A larger bouquet of yalluw spit bulls, gum chewing; whh* gladioli were placed at tbu guest pering «ud ;!cgllmr ate-, mud* — of honor table, the dlimny or tno teacher*.** Place rard* of white diplomas Tito student* then danced until tied with blue and gold ribbons It pm. Guests of honor were weie nt ench place and fnvora of Mr. and Mr*. It. E. True, Mr, black graduation cup* with blue and Mr*. Michel Thomas. Mr, and and gold tassel* were given each Mr*. Raymond Hall and Mrs, Ola student, Mr*. Margnrct Reynold*, prin­ cipal, returned thanks, and a delirious meal was served In ap­ proximately lit) students, teach­ ers nml guests. As n hiinmmus note the faculLAST TIME TONIGHT ty turned aides and served tlui STARTS I; 19 students reir dessert which brought n smile of satisfaction to the farrs nf many. •*/#ftt r-4’s Prank llesrkcr, student council president, tha like.) the personnel 'JTAJJI and P-l A for tha uffulr. The family further entertainbaba P by presenting a The Camellia Circle nf the !, g a typical schnul Sanford Garden Club held Its l Aimnbrltn Pluming annual picnic *1 llm homo of mrm while student* .Mrs. Harold Chapman, Tluirs- wn* Margaret Reynolds, day, May IT. It was a covered W#BB SECOND FBATURI lor Choir will rehears# at Plrst uii'h supper affair to which each Mr*. Hello Rumbley, Ml** Cherry Prasbytsrlan Church at 3.4ft p. m. member contributed., After tha Hlnglclary, Howard (iordlc, Rob | Tha Youth Choir will rehnm * meal Ilia business session was Crews, Mrs. Ola Cochran, Mrs. st First PresbyWrlan Church at held, taurine Ilall, Miss Ooortlini DORtsDay*J amesCagney I **’, | The circle voted a contribution Hart, Mr*. Betty Glenn and Love Me Or Leave Me Th. sruedlato Cho'r °f P in t lo „ 10 Mental Health Fund and S v - xCOLOIfsM Baptist Church will reh.ur.e .1 ,ltl|m, , cvrln| f0nm,|ltc0 rcporU, Mr. and Mr*. Jark 'io rn cy . Mr. and Mr*. I*. II. Wyatt and l t-t. i. t H «'■»* announred that .Sirs. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde namsey en­ ...I r , . f m °rehearse \ 0f r ' r »t. vH"* Vtr«on I* ptotower* bo gcW ul U*t Church will P. rlm|rm4„ <)f thp 8h()W tertained tlielr son* at a week­ end beach party held at Founes *lMei1 lo L° hcld nPXt Cottage it New Smyrna Beach mTh. Woman’s Auxiliary for the , {ienllmd* Memorial Hospital will ‘ ,'.'l ’ ,, ,, ,, , . . this past weekend. * * a _ .L !» , Mr*. llnr.lln ihr-, nirmI m-'it At A p m. in the ( nmmlt.i , - .* . tlumkH , # .* * , Honored were Larry Burney. iumrs' room at City Hall. Board " f .lh* ,C *V » m s ” Kenneth Rsmscy xml Tommy meeting .1 7 p. m. *...... t,,,r '>>«'rmn.ishlp fur the Wyatt, Guests attending the The annual Seminal, High' P « t < " " > « » and ( turned parly which was held from Fri­ Spring Concert will l.e '•« ',vcr lto1 Mr,-‘ llnl‘‘1' day afternoon until late Sunday School held In the High School AuditorI'lcoming chairman, evening were Harriett Redding, lum at I p.m. No admission will circle discussed and apKliiahrth Woodruff, l)«ttl* Willi­ he held and a fre* will offering Provfl* Hio very Interesting plans ams, Joe Davis, Mary Tanner, will be taken. f,’r 'm*t year's programs, InDawn Atm Pearson, Jack Stone. The Seminole County Pcdera- ‘•hiding a circle flower show, and Ernie Morris and Nancy Rich­ lion nf Women'* Clubs will have an all day workshlp on flower urards. Its Spring Dueling st the Long- ranging. Also atl*nding were Mr. and wood Tubllc Library. Til, ho*The hostesses for tha rnvrred Mr*. Joe Davis, Dr. and Air*. less club will he "Tha loing- dish supper were Air*. Harold Harry Woodruff ami Mr. and I wood Clvlo League." Meet starts Chapman, Mrs. tleorgo Speer, Mr*. II. Morris. 1nt )0:30 a.m. All members of and Mr*. Gordon llnrtwlg, The events Included a week- tbs affiliated rlub* are Invited. The member* attending were C c «red dish lunch. S||s_ Louis# Austin, Mrs, Belt*, Tha Officer’! Wives Club at Mr*. John llunn, Mr*. Robert NAS he* slated a deisert and card Bougies, Mrs. David Gatchal, party at Jim Spencer’s Restaurant Mr,, nar|,mr** Greene, Mr*. Hardat 12:30 p. m. All member* are |n, Mr*. K. C. Harper Jr., Mra. to attend. Pee will ba charged j, Horton Jr.. Mr*. K.| Hunt, at Hi* door. sirs. Duval Hunter, Mrs, Donald ii s * * , r AT Knight, Mrs. Faye Lodge, Mr*. A called eommunlcatlon will Jmk M„rtlni S| rs. Robert Orwlg, b* held by th* Sanford Lodge Mr*. j nll„ , Wilson, Mrs. Ellin« / * AML1 '" J 1? " " o (, 1' r,," k hath Child, and Air*. Hetty Miller a* hi* 60th anniversary sunte Tempi*. j u i a e n L5 ':C IN■ m a S c o p£ Prepare for indoor outdoor llvlngl WE RECOMMEND KEYSTONE wmmmmr, BOND FUNDS JUST TROOP. . . WON’T STAIN DENT PROOF . . . FIRE SAFE; WON’T SHRINK OR STRETCH NEVER NEEDS PAINTING ; C IT Y OF SAN FO RD, FLO RID A Ever Made C o m s to c k City of Sanford Civil Strvlce axamlnatlons will. He held In the City Hall at 2:00 P. M. Saturday June 2. 1050 lo establish an eligible list for the dees of Truck Driver, Utility end Main­ tenance men. KeUbllahotl over 20 yeara In Ot'lotitlo MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Cltixen ot Sanford, good moral character and physical flip***, and hava had at least a trammer school education Al»n driver* tlccnso required. Age limit 46. For further Information and application blank see the examiner at th* City hall between Ihe hour* of 11:00 A. At. and 1:00 P. M. Repraaenllaff ALLEN O CO. LAKELAND Mack N. Cteaveland Jr. Secretary N. O. flarnar, Examiner M a ! Strongest Screen f C IV IL SE R V IC E BOARD PHONE 5-803-1 Cemplet* lavestmeat Service Member — Midwest Stock Et­ chant* I Chlcag* Board *f Trade County Commissioner District 1 (Pd. PoL Adr.) Call “83", The Lumber Nu For Sudden Service «1S W. Third �«M K l i t ItM h MW*f «■ thla afternoon T’ mused ierethn. "Margaret use tote of lnterastn.* tindn reshnod that, these daya, the often met with the need le defend bee Meter-in*law. "Could bo the dentist—•hopping—• club m earn• mittee meeting—“ The twine aamo keek, helping Jacob m bring m the tee things WASHINGTON iff - TWa Mth Coograta, run by tho Democrat! li aattlni ao apood record. Uriel* It fata a movi on, you'll hear a lot about it from the Republican! la the campaign. RepublJcane atill amart from Prealdcnt Iruman'a attache on what bo called the Mth -"do nothin|" Coagraaa in IMS, they wart ranting it then. They’ll be happy to reply in kind thla year U the Damoerata give them a chance. Aa a aim of Ihinfa to look for: President Eleenhowtr waa criti­ cal of thla Mth Contrail when St flnlahed Ite first aeeeioa last ram­ mer. It'a done Ida ao fa- la Ala ■anion. It atill haa a couple of montha to go. la thin eeeaJen Concrete haa pined enly feu? piecee ef major initiation and Kimhewor vetoed two ef tbamt tho firm bill and a blQ In taka direct federal aontrol off the pricea natural gai produc­ er! aould charge, The ether twot pretest corpo­ ration and exclie ta» levele ware continued for anothir year; conitructlon of a 7M-mlUlon-dolUr eyitam of powtr da mi and irriga­ tion project! in tha upper Colorado Rlvar area wae authoriied. The Senate laat year, and tha Houae this year, Hava approved highway program bills. But they differ. Thera can bo no flntl ac­ tion till both houm agree. Lott roar tbo Mlb Congrtie yooraj. tho amall hualneaa adminpined a lot of legialillM which iatratioa waa continued for two the Domocrati laid waa good, no mattar bow EDenhower foil about yean; the military draft law waa extended; corporation and axclto Thla waa tba record U 1K8; tax’** wtra continued a yaar. Tho roeiprocal srede prof/an Tho firat teuton alto gave Elwaa eootinuad a n o t h e r tbr« aenhowar a froe hand in defend­ ing form oat, pa >aad a new mili­ tary reaerva program he wanted, beeeted the national debt limit, rnlaed the minimum wagn for worhora in Uteri rate commarca FORT KNOX, Ky. - Pvt Ray­ from TS eonta to II an hour, and mond Thomii, ion of John H, railed the pay of moat people for the government, In­ Thomai, Fern Park, U tchtduJad working cluding fudgea and mambera of to leave the 0. 8. for Germany Congroea. next month at part ef Operation Gyroeeope, the Army'i unit rota­ Tba Senate lent yaar ratified three major Srwatlws; mutual aation plan. alliance or tho dtfanao of ForThome*' unit, tho ird Armored moaa, bringing Wait Germany In Uivioon, now atationed at Fort to the North Atlantic Treaty OrKnox, Ky.. will rtpUce the Fourth ganliatioa, and Auatrton lndepenInfantry DWUkm U Europe, Hie iT-year eld anldier, a gun­ ner in Battery C of the diviaion'a Mth Field Artillery EatUlion, en­ tered the Army U July lH f and received heeie training at Fort Knox. Ha attended Croome Academy High School in Sanford and wia employed by Peterion Piaitering in Orlando in civilian Ufa. News O f M en In Service la the foreign field. The fault ba found « u with what hada't haaa dan* dontatieaU;. Tba Democrat* caaaa hack thla yaar la ao aood to roah thing*, atm hanging Bro-olthor boeauM only one Houae haa paeeed them or becauae thoy atill ara la com­ mittee o-ar* tbaaa Item*: A soil bank program, poatnl rate Uereaaea, new publla houaUg, federal aid to education, changaa in the Immigration law, •tatehood for Hawaii, health Ineurnnea, and other*. Legal Notice ricT iT iotia a i x a NOTICK II HKRBBV GIVEN lh»t It) am aneaead In bdalnaaa a t ( H i t tlnhawk and find and Brlaaoa) ua dar tha fletltloua naroaa (Caalral Mu•la Companr Bad Midwar Llqtiort) and th at It) inland to raelntar aald namaa with tha Clark of the Circuit Court, eamlnnla Count*. Florida, In nceordnnra with tha prorlaloa of tha Fletltloua Nama Rtatuta, to-wlt: 80a. Ilaa I I I 01 Florida atatutaa t i l l William Aforanoa General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY SIS EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 7S H. JAMES OUT JAMES B. GUT ■ "Wad, gee whie, Aunt anyone eould-e aeon yon. Tew eat right then m the trap wtth oelsnei Chaney. goW down the rtvar reed. We wen plsying with Lney, and you went right poet" She bridled, and Dusted. “Mew," •he announced, 1 dent west any. one to think that thn Ootonei and 1 did, or would ds, aaythMg mdtecreel, But, ssturslly, we nee friend#—with the two wltles ad­ joining. I would hops propIs would might make . . . ” SUly sid toot,' m ly. Sstty. hess ts STANDARD OIL ITS a ca S b S s s r tf B ar thn tseth for about M mlnutea. i practically net our own weight la Nature haa provided a defame radar. Thla may eeem Uha a tre> agalnit the "decay" adda, but in mandoui amount, hut when you our modern wey of life it dole hlok thet three teeapoonfula of not leva the teeth became people auger a day will amount to II are eating toe many thing* eon- >undt ■ year, and thaw add the (lining auger, ■mount of auger hidden away In public nervine bvb’ rh*~i*ntord w# h*¥* ,uc* » iweei oUl* B ndde up quickly.1 Herald M cooperation with the f,,t ** t00*ume every year an There to abundant evidence in lemlsale Countv Dental ■aeietv i of about 140 pounde ef 'lentil profeaeioa te ehow thet If >7 m y .i IU| tr p,r according to the children end grown-upe out down Teeth aren't in perfect health etudlee of “ one unJveralty dental the auger they coneume, tooth de> id Iota of teeth would cay, pain and eaO'dey end auddenly diteieed the (P ,?J**^( other word*," he taye, "we | be greatly reduced. When aa aching tooth flare* luddenly, it mtane tho end pro­ duct of a long prorate of decay. CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK may bo the death rattle o T a * : Mg tooth. The decay beglne M a tiny apock you cannot aeo a point no bigger than a pinpoint Con­ trary to wideipmd belief, tho decay etarto on Urn outeide of thn tooth, not from within. Bocauin the eutilde layer of the tooth, tho enamel, la the kody'a tougheit Uuue, the pinPoint ipot onlarg** rfnrly al firat, But aa the decay worka Ite way into the «ofl tlewo within, tt •pratda rapidly, .Decay uiually docen'l occur on imooth tooth aurfaeee that are eonaUnt/y cleaned by movoment of food over them In the chewing procoii. To ereate decay, there muat be a favorable point for tvuwtn, natural creaice, pita, groova*, and ipacea betwean weak fwovtde the uaoal placea for decay. Moot dental aulborWn agree tooth decay to taieed by aeide farmed la the mouth through ao- AND STORAGE CO. LOCKER PLANT Phew* t i l l THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THUR& . FRI. • SAT. FLA. GRADK A—DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMI ~ URGE DOZ. X-LARGE 51c 54c DRESSED * FROZEN IN OUR PLANT LB. THU) SLICED DRIED BEEF 'ALB. 29c KEADY.TO.FRY BR. SHRIMP PKG. 49c KINCAN'S RELIABLE LEAN PURE WIENERS LB. 39c GROUND BEEF LB. 37c CURED CHOPS - 69c gjjfgjjfy- •' Howard C. Lone Confidence WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 411 Wart Thirteenth Hi reef ■K TrSk'N HAM-WESTERN I*ORK—HICKORY SMOKED fELL DRILLING 7 0 (fyeoM q f f a d e * / \ Conttdihci—the feeSflg of fattS or reftnre which people have in a company or hi product*—doc* not come overnight Likt a tree, It grow* tbwfy. 1 f 1 In thii, our 70th year of aervice to the South, Standard OB product* coolinud to enjoy Icadcrihip la conmmer acceptance throughout lb* five itatm we Krve—Ala­ bama, Florida, Odor|in, Kentucky aud Mluiuippl Wn believe the! thli continued inlet lcadenhlp to dun to public co n lU tn ct. . . a confidence ilowly acquired through thn yenn by tha repented antiafactory nan of Standard Oil product* by our customer*. Your confidence to our grenteit w e t We cooeUady itrive to merit hi continuance by offering you product* that am thn best of their type, and which give you /ui m ono/t worth la fafonnuca S T A N D A R D © S i. C D M P A N Y IIM IM IY) �eSB B rS' . -* ■ ST P» . . . t : .......... ......... : • .............................’* . ' " 7 ' '■ • <’ THE SANTOHI) HERALD Wed. M*y 23, 1938 Page f Radio-TV Highlights By CYNTHIA LOWRY NEW YORK 4V~Ivan Tors, who produces • fllmad television show called "Selene* Fiction Theater," would Ilk* very much to produce dramatic Ihowi concerned entirely with the marvel* of research. This desire sometimes makes Ton a •y Jeaaat Smith, Dodge Safety Ceaxaltut rather sad man. "The truth Is," he confesses, VACATION BOUND MOTORISTS now do a good share of their "that the hokler you get, the more driving al night, packing aa much algbUeting a* possible Into th* daylight hours. the audience buya It." Night driving can be extremely htzxrdoue. With visibility Urn* That'i not only true In television, Ited, motorists frequently don't see a threat on tho highway In he hastily adds. A -recent film, Umo to avoid an accident. Auto­ was carefully and brilliantly motive and highway engineer! new earn. Law beam* an Ihe made with ell sort* of government recently have com* up with a aew head lamp* illuminate Ihe help and blessing presenting a couple ot devices for Increasing highway as much as •• 1**1 true picture ol man's ascent In night "aeoabtlily," thus making further fhau th* farmer type. the sky—and la a box.rifle fail­ after-dark driving considerably They provide u high toon of ure. At the u m e time, a real lei* precarious. Inlet** light of the right edge i dream piece, conrerned with men On* innovation la a whit* line •f tho rand, without "blludlag* tending on an outer-ipece planet, painted along approaching driver*. Th* raid1 end whipped up out of pure lm* tho shoulder Itself la adequately disclosed, ■glnatton, turns out to be some* of a highway a* well u any ahetaclen that thing that everyone wants to see. which roSncU might he *a It ewch a* prim headlighta and Tor* has been turning out 39 sci­ Irlamx, blcycUeU er stalled ear*.. illuminates thn ence fiction pictures a year for However, even with these safe­ e d g e s ot Ihe TV for two year*, now. His treoo* ty features, the human element pavement with urad gimmick hai been to make still crop* up, causing many aea ribbon of at the outset of die program ■ eldenta which could be elimi­ light. presentation of eelentiflc, medical nated with Ju<t a UlUa extra A r li o a a , or electronic research at Its cur­ caution. Connecticut, rent stage pf progress and then Women driven who plea lo do Nisi Smith 11 a r y land, proceed to weave a fictional story any night driving this summer New Jersey, Msmchuietti, Utah should remtmber that safety de­ based on the assumption of success and Mississippi are now using or pends upon th* driver a* well as In the project. testing tho shoulder tine. More car lighting lystemi, highway This h n gone down Juit fine than 19 other xtalei are reported marker* or wealher condition*, i with younger member* of the nidiactively interested In iL After-dark d r i v i n g requlrta ence. hut he has found that what Another Important aafeiy old constant alertnass, the best utili­ he calls Ihe "30-plus, so-called in­ far night driving la Ihe Im­ sation ol motoring skills and, telligent people" just don’t want proved Moled beam head lamp, above >11, a regard for othara on to believe these hinge might hep-3 standard equipmeet new an all ihe road, _ pen. "I did one recently about tel When biby reachei for the loep. easy to handle, enilslt sending up flarti to create he's showing you he really loves When ha get* old enough to *U artificial sunlight," he continued. all that nice warm water and alone in hi* tub, he'll also appre- "After that show we had a lot of auds. He juit wants morel Make rial* Ihe (eel and texture of a mail from people calling the whole him want to use the soap by pro-nice thick terryctoth mitt, and a thing too fantastic. Well, It wasn't fantastic at all. Actually, there's vldlng small pieces which are floating toy lo play with. Night Driving Made Safer Stalin Auto Works Sole Zis Producer MU. JANI MAXWlll PRITCHARD of Detroit, nimed “American Mother ol 1998" by th* American Molheri Committee, visit) Mri, Mamie r.Uanhower at the Whitt House, (international Souwdpholo) MOSCOW (Pi— The Stalin Auto Works la the aote producer of the Zis automobile, the Soviet linkin'* (lne.it, but It's strictly a sideline. Bicycles, trucks and busee are more In ita line, "We produced a few hundred panenRer cart last year and probably won't make any more than that Ihia year," says Ivan Ivanovich Kariov, deputy director ot the Riant plant. Ha adda that durlnf the lim e per'cd the plant turned out 100,000 trucks, 430,000 bicycles and 3,000 busee. Ha Rave no exact figure* for car*. The Zls Is made only on specie] order which is not surprising bereuse it costi, on the average, 70,000 rubles. That's 317,100 at the official rite of exchange. Each Zls Is mads according to the individual requirements of FROM SEMINARY TO RACE TRACK LAUREL, Md. (X — Many boy* change their minds about what they want to do In life, but few go to such extremes as Johnny Damien. Ha studied three years far (he priesthood. Now he'e riding race horse*. Damien attended St. Anthony's Seminary in Three Rivera, Qua., after going to grade school in hla native Windsor, Onl. After giving up the Idea of becoming a priest, hla alia of 103 pound* led him to be a Jockey. He bought a standardised filly and rode her for practice. Than h* came to the United Slates to work fur Trainer William Zaknor. 50IN WITH too many Oncers mr-J too miny lo^s, lli.- i . « PltUnsr children of Newark, N. J. arc r town at the Jl. ,. ;ij) *jter their surplus digits had been r.moved In a trip:? o, n. At left Is Susan, wearing a banjjasv o .jr her fool; l)nv. I, x bo.a hind and foot don't bother him, and Lauren, who.:* hn:-'i v.?ro a.Tccled. Fusiform canker, ■ common diMiase of pine trees In Florida, la characterised by spindle-shaped swellings on branches of lb* main stem. th* high party or government of­ ficial who order* It, as far as Interior appointments ar* concern­ ed. From the oulsld* you'd have a hard time distinguishing it from a prewar Packard. The' Stalin auto works employ* 40.000 workara, *o per cent of them women. Outside of a few top official*, non* of them drive* ■ Zis. Th* sire of the plant and Us total annuel ruble production 1s clouded In th* same mystery that ihroudi all such statutes In th* Soviet Union. Kenov say* only that the works encompass** AO mllss of asphalt road and 40 milt* of railroad. Kariov stya pay on a place work basis average* l.iso rubles a month—about 32RI. Engineers and technicians draw to to ts per cent more. Kariov himstlf draw* 3.0 rublss—tt.lSO. Kariov laugh* off raports that workara have petitioned for th* removal of Stalin’* name from !h* plant in line with the current government campaign to down­ grade th* lata dictator. He aaya he can't predict the future hut at for tnt present no such move la afoot. L ittle - 7 y e s , mom , x told BAHTIN. X H E BUDDY HAS THR him HE COULD HAYE^ SMALLER A9NL*.. TH* LITTLE OWE OR DID YOU LIT HIM NOWE AM' HE TOOK HAY* HIS CHOICE THE LITTLE OM*! AS X TOLD/ YOU TOt Tho O. 3. "COOD GRADE" B E E f STEAKS S im ionalr* I 'll (lot A S itril s co Wodnotdoy Nlgai right* lit* Ml riim • ** m a i u a i wwwnin# B ito t e ro a rtrs I w o w iti- tM U a k* M w iia i Show * * iaia Eaogar*# T ea ro iu to ■lea-ea P rn g ra a Rosum* Now*-Woathor Ernie Kovae* Ifcow riim ra r e ■Irik* II Rick V allaat Lady n v ef Mf* J-oorek f o r Tomorrow fluidise Lieht •<a# o il •J* 10.0* !i!i! il'ii itiii 59c WILSON'S CannedPicnics1^’ $1.19 FRESH GA. CORN FED tit Vlowsr's rieooi Tlh* Big Payoff II* Film Port in i Film Par* t 00 B righter Day • i l l Tho rd g # nt Night I oe Brnwoin* Around wttk lle ta a in i Bit ll>1 or liia Vloworo nigoot PORK LOINS 1 : 0* ’ 29c Salisbury Stealc 39c* flf|T Ywm fw fffTt Vmb t f vena- 0 “,‘1 lH e H 7 \ -p « l' I tee# a*# V ‘ ,*'U r »* SOI CM FOODS GARDEN GOLD OrangeJuice9/ 99c . FROSTY ACRES 1 0 ox. p k * B U T T E R B E A N S 10 ox. p k f . O K R A ft ox. p k f . B R O C C O L I S P E A R S 1 2 ox, pkg* C h o p p e d C O L L A R D 8 C 9 0 '* '-i ' to ' 10 oe. J s r l % ox, Cans V HI Vienna Sausage 2-29 S MOB BIN# a*m e *f elegy 2forIS J t NtriH naglo Form Dlgoit ThuroSav Mttlno* Bar Nana llanoh sm asn ei strlcan Laaeua flam* m T»t " an* ... - - -raa Nacara Pravia Tea* Time .V IV 4 ox. CM# LYKE'S ram m er Dawa Broakor* Now* M arket Royort H o n o rs Jsmhoroe Now* ■oTta (Volook exu* Now* • e e rie St 1 Oloao* Jack eye Cksi** M oralof Ootstlawa M eraoey Tim* Wert* a t Nie* Morel*# Slelagiee ■er* sag Thor* m e a ok New* s/fi *ii#t] 11 OS. CM# jj KREY FROZEN #•*» n* L*«- , YT; PineappleJuicei 25c MARTI oe* J la l - * r for Mull* Hleki X d iiu . ta llo g Notions Th* Rhythm H o u r *i Homo Wile R u t* Now* ate* o rr rusty of 1833. At bottom, left, U MacKInlay lUnfor who was awarded Ihe 1998 Pulltier Prixe for ScUob (or hie Civil Wu novel, “AndereonrUle," the rtory of a notorloux Southern prisoner ot w u camp. At bottom, right, ere author* Frances Goodrich tad Albert Hackett, who were prelented the 113# Pulltier Priie for the Best American Play ter their drsmatirtd "Diary of Ann* Frank." Th* husband* •nd-wlf# team have worked In Hollywood end 48 ox. esa DEL MONTE •V N III TM| THUUMAN TEAM of William Randolph I Hnnrxt, Jr. (center), editor-ln-ehlef cf th* Hearxt Newspaper*, Kingsbury Smith (right), geaeral au u ter of International Now* Service, and Frank Gamut, editorial assistant to Mr. Hearxt, Join in a three-way handshake in New York, etter being awarded ■ Pulltier Price for International report* They received their award for their hlitorle unprecedented serin ot Interviews with Ihe -A . | M 15 ox. Jars Jellos Gelatin 3-23c! Fruit Cocktail 25c1 Salad Olives 29c1 WerlR * | II* Merkel R i u r l Tw ilight Kohls IfOMi Bosk * -wliV FOR 1 S k y tk a war Sre te J*!',^ ' **’ ft #«*r ■uSi’ ALL FLAVORS r r u -u s ro ia ».-** Fifii w#r* IB Ok. CANS DOLE' I t 0* le a k Poor ehow 9 aiA. ‘ ,-r GA. or FLA. GRADE ‘A* (DAD) 11:1* 'As th* Eartk Turn*'1 liia Bnhort Q I.owl* Radio "W a T H&vt PORK t BU N S WHITE HOUSE ■ias-utr A• A- OLD GLORY Sliced Bacon-33c AppleSauce 2FOR29c FRYERS 39c Nl*hl Now* Roaort Starlight Thoatr* If Si III TIDE SUPIIX MKT. 2!j SIZE CAN H O R .M E L 'S V A L U E 1*1# B rtak th# Bank II ol it .I I H ill 11IB tnd IN BONE LB. SIRLOIN ra re is ai Toy Art Thor* *•1*4e-E SIZE WADE'S PEACHESI a ** ageoatoo* **m i HBote I iiie Wil* BUI Hlckok i at - •• c-ia . ,1 ....... ) f et * • * .si, ».-• 691 WBtffWn’ T IS T h * ll obo l* b>;M>Y v ■ iv y fa GIANT aMkwe, e O IL S S M 7:11 nooilatvnu* Leather car upholstery needs a general going-over quite often. Shampoo it with a soap er d*> (argent solution beaten until th* suds ar# oa itlff aa mirlngua. Sponge this over th* leather tur* face, wipe It off, then follow ug with a dean drib wet with warm water. WELL, EVIHY ONE'S PIRCfl CHOICE IS A SNACK.MAM ROM | WITH GROCERIES FROM FREESTONE ■vaeinw VOtflKLLK BROKB Of ON CRACKERS RICHMOND, Va., Ill — BUI Vofc telle, th# Now York Slant pitcher of • few yoari ago who now hurla .In rellof (or th# tnUraatlontl League. Richmond Virginian*, got 1190 when b# signed In t#3l aa a high school stir near hla present home at Nlnty-Sta, S. C. "They gave m* 1150," bill says, "and promised m* another $150 it I stayed 30 days. Thsy war# afraid I would g«t homesick. "They tent me t# Moultri*, Of. First tlm# I ha davor been away from home, tnd when f got liter#, the manager gave mo a letter and told me ta ehow tt to th* poopl# at the rostaurant. "I didn’t know oo much aboo retaurani, a# I would Juit go I# the drug rier# and get m# a co#> pl* of package* of crackers end something to drink. "Th* manager finally saw I was griflng ■ little peaked and got got ona of th* other boyi to take me to the restaurant. All I had to do to get something to eat was thw 'em the letter." F o lk . v Television i ** Haws S w is - i Sh w s is J o h n D a l e N ow * I IS Tho riv s Owl* r «* < lo d f r* y * S ' r n i d i an O p e r a l l o a prograta right aose—gad they art tending up magoetlum flares Into the lonlapher*. Already they ar# able to luetaln light for short period*, tt'e only a question of time until It will b- longer." SUPREX MARKET IPAW AVL •QUANTITY aMMTimnvn * wi wkiauzb in quauty mbati k <, xt» r ? a*® �r *» V* / & P . .. . k • Vv.**. . ’ ' ' • ' '. ‘'fjij ; ’*"* # T Snap Out Of It !! ;f Pm » ••**ft*t • w i t H iy ii,m * Convicts Volunteer To Take Injections Of Live Cancer Cells P L - f fc & s COLUMBUS. Ohio i# - Warden Ralph W. Alvl» i«ked for IS volun­ teer* from among convict* In Ohio Penltentliry to tike Injection* of live cincrr celt* In ■ cancer re■care project., Nearly four time* that number responded to the pie* In l*«t Sitnrday't Ohio Prnlentliry New*, a prlton publication. Announcing detail* of the re­ March project ye»terday, Alvle ■aid between eight and a dnttn men wilt be »elected from among the M vflunteer*. each to take in­ jection* of live cancer cell*. The project I* to be conducted by the Sloan-Ketlerini Ttetearch loilitut* of New York Cly and Ohio State Unlversly’a college of medicine. In­ formation on how a nnn-cancernu* Individual’* system kill* off foreign cancer cell* transplanted Into the body I* the object. Two week* after the Injection*, teh Injected arra In one forearm will be removed surgically for ■tudy. Th* cancer cell* will re­ main In the Individual* other fore•rm for an Indefinite period. Ur. Itlchard II. Brook*, prl.on tnedlcal director, *ald re*earchrr* do not expect the cell* to multiply. "But If they do, the Injected arra will Immediately lie surgically re­ moved,” he aaiil. Numerous differ­ ent cell type* will be uied, Ur. Brook* *ald. Among th* convict* who gave rea*on* for volunteering, a major­ ity *ald member* of their families had died or were suffering from cancer, «ald Alvl*. Several, he aaid, volunteered out of gratitude lo the prison. "One man said he had received an education in prison which ho could never have obtained otherwiie," th* warden said. > Annllcatlon form* for Instructor’* training eoura* In national aipiatlc aehool* can b* obtained at the Seminole bounty Chapter American fled Croi*. There' am both flrat rid and water aafety cuuran (including boiling) i t tita fvltrw "•( •••••Ml*: Shelby State Park, llattieaburg, Mi**, June 4-1-1; Camp Carolina. Brevurd, N. C.. Jun- tt-11: ito i*eveil State Park, Chlplcy, Cm., ■ ..< ***$ -m m/* Seven Men Perish As Dredge Sinks In Choppy Waters A NUN COMM TO THI aid of some of the girl* felled hy he*t M the World Sodillty Day celebration on the Fordhanf Untver*lty campuj. In t.’cw York. More then 100 women »nd young girl, were victim* *.! sunstroke e* they, with 12.000 other per*mi», prayed for peace. The temperature had climbed to an unleaional 87.8, an *3->e»r record for the date, when the Victims began toppling over. ( I n t e r n a t i o n a l ) 86 Students Will Appear In Annual School Operetta RL A V IA —An operetta, "In Fairy Lund", will be presented by Ihe pindls of Ml. Luke's Christian Dny Srhtml Friday and Sunday evenintr nt ft p.m. In thn school auditorium, In Slav In. Till* l« the fourth annual nper- Soviet Medical Man Agrees Smoking May Cause Cancer LONDON — A Soviet meillral man agreed today with thn«r cWalera researcher* who believe smok­ ing may lead to lung cancer. Th* Russian added that ranrrr •f the stomach may he eausrd hy addiction to hot soup. AMnacflw radio broadcast carry­ ing the view* of the mcillral apokeaman identified him a- Prof. Larionov, an a«*oriaie member of th* U. ft. ft. R. Academy of Medical Science*. "It goes without saying." l.ario env declared, "Dial hy giving up •mokmg the chances of contracting cancer of the lung ran he consider­ ably reduced. "As for cancer of the stomach, on th* whole It 1* likely that Ihr Intake of excessively hut food plays an Important role In causing this. Many people, for Instance, love ■oiip. the temperature of which I* 80 to 70 degrees Centigrade HIM to 1M degrees fahrcnhriii while ihe cells of nur bodies ran lie damaged within a few minute* by a ternn a tu re of 45 degrees (11.1 degrees irenhelt). "Among the rural population In Egypt, who consume mainly fruit and milk, thera are practically no faura of malignant tumor* of the atomarh," l.auonov added. ClIHOH DANIU Jl., and hi* bride, the former Margaret Truman, nolle to the crowd which gicrlerl them >1 Miami* airport, the happy couple l-It thorlly nllrrwarvti (or the Bahama*, wherr they will honeymoon for two w-e'.is. (Intrrnallonat Sound; liotoj MILWAUKEE UR — A dredge being towed to ■ haven off galewhipped Lake Michigan In inky blackness early today snapped a tnwline; wallowed in 10-foot waves and sank "in less than a minute." Seven of the 18 men aboard th* construction dredge perished in cold, choppy water*. On* li m ill­ ing anti presumed tost. John Bochmr, 41. nf Bayfield. \V|s., one of the survivor*, said "The last I saw, th* dredge was bottom up and away she went. It all took lest than a minute." (.'apt. Robert Affleck Jr„ Chi­ cago, skipper of the tug which had hern towing the dredge, told the Coast (iuard "the boom snapped and she began to pitch." The tug recoveied lhr»« bodies almost immediately. Coast (iuard boats found four other bodies. An air and water search continued for the missing men. IX rnixT V jriH U i's c o t itT. si hixsii.i; c m xty . M .oum .1 KMT STi; OK" W l t . l . l AM It. S fl'N N f. June IS-10; Tennessee A ft I WALLINS. Kv "Ifs*«1e Job"" CL 1KKU. _ University, Nashville, Tenn., June .XOTICK TO CKKIMTrlfcs * 1 18-28; Camp Carolina, Brevard. Osborne D a year past hi* ambi­ to v u . I 'l t n u o .v t s w vvi,s'3 N.C., Aug. 10-20; and Camp tion of reaching the century mark CI.AIMW o n DKMA.NPM AM AI NOT Momlamln (Boating), TuxoJo, N. The man who lay* claim lo 410 ■4.SIO KISTATU; . ■ You a n d ea ch nf y o u m - ^ h g r r l . y C.. June n-in. ilcscendinlr. Including 13 children, no tified a n d r*<|ulrri) t o any For further Information contact quietly obsrrved hi* 101*t birth i'|nlni» an d ilsnmnd* vlili-h t o i l o r r i i l i r r o f roll, m ay l ia s# . ii* » l" rt your local Bed Cross. r.l.iti- In th n o f fi c e i f H u . anniversary yesterday In this •old K rn csi ||i - u s h " l i l r r. C o u n ty I n J a r nf small southeastern Kentucky moun­ Mrmtmitr C om itv. n t til* offlne In th # C o u r t llmi»* In Muifrtrd. F l o ri d a , Benefit Barbecue tain community. w ith in r i g h t r n l n n d n r i X M 'k * t v n n h e f irs t u n M t r a t t n a « f A huge pink and green birthday tihhisr t lnnni lrl ror f tCnrli i-lalrtl n r J r m a n d Slated For Tonight cake, m ust h r In a r l l l n a amt cn n to ln th» given him by his daughlrr. n l s r r „ f rr« tdrni-r am t o n -1 offl,-a A benefit barbecue Is being held! n d tlre sr »f llir r l n l m a n t niul m u st thi* evening, beginning at T o'clock.! Mrs. Ellen Steele with whom he h - s w o rn t r h r t h e ,-lali-ient Ms at tha Sanford Farmers Auction ||v<*s, A-il a f»ir s'k**- —-st •’ nitrnt n r n ttn rn e y . n r t h a sa n ia •• Market on 17-92, to raise funds with only observance. Mrs. Stcclo said s h a ll jh.nr u »e|it l s r M T u n n lr t l f fr . As K s n - t i t r ls o f r s l , | j a t a i t , no .or a hr! which to tend 18-vear-old Ralph her father was loo Vo-irlils A W r i t s w -i •• • • • ' ain't bad t-Vlnioilrr Bennett to an Oak Ridge, Tenn. IV tins * 5* a doctor t w threo ycarj. Orlan d o . Fh< Hospital. ' The leukemia victim can possibly receive additional help at the Oak Ridge hospital and funds from the benefit barbecue will be used to pay his expense* to the hospital. , Ticket* are on sale in downtown drug store* a* well a* at the San­ ford Fire Department Person* wishing to contribute to the fund may do so at the Florida Slate Bank. (Iraphll* pencil lead* and di­ amonds ara two (min* of caelum. Tropical dlaeaic lung delayed the white settlement of Africa, l Mrs. Eisenhower Helps Celebrate Savings Bond Birthday f S n *U "n n j 4 If.you do, llko n.x not a Classified Ad enn find you n buyer. Stranger Uiing.x than batu arc aold tlirough Classified . . and quickly toot r 0 iIRLJy—Enjoy a unique and diflorent vacation at a real ranch. Limit 60 girls, June 10 thru 2lth. MO Ranch. Mrs. H. E. Morris, PHONE 795-J.________ One of our experienced Want Ail writers will help plirase your Ad for quick, profitable! results. AUTOMOTIVE -BOATS AND MOTORS Be* tba New Evlanide Line for *54 KOKSON Sport ini’ Goods F.vlnnari* Balsa ft Servlet il04 E. 1st St. Phone W8 Call 1821 today WILL SACRIFICE 2*50 22 H. P. Johnson Outboard *■ Motor. Maka m t an offer. Phona Harry WhUenar at 2203-W. t^MOTORCTCLES-BICYCLIS GA, GRADE “A” D & D B GIRLS BICYCLES, good contullon and good tires. Less than BaU original coat. PHONE 2893W F R Y E R S ia -P A im -m -A ii? ■(XPERT FRONT END AUON-MBNT AND WHEEL BALANC­ ING—Passengar c a r t and Tnicka; all makM, slxaa—M ton to 5ton. Seminole County Mot­ ors, Inc. 518 E. lit SL PHONE lull. 12—TRAILERS It will pay YOU to see US before you buy. Op*« Evenings and Sundays. m PLUMP - TENDER - BIRDS E FRESH BOSTON BUTT rtl.I.SIIURY OR IlORDENS 2 5 ‘ BISCUITS 3 IN DAG BABY L IM A S ** Elietrieil Contracting and Repairs 2 you save boro. 7 9 « GOLDEN RIPE T/PT0P S u P fR M flR K tl” SH O W l*sj . ’Jz .d A ’ V 4‘, VitA"/ ’v4N)0RC AVE TV S6rvlce Center Bendix and Crosley Appliances 112 M afnotla Ave. P h . 113 ** 19—LAUNKRT-DRT CLEANING - on* nuur Wain and Damp Dry “ On* buur - Wash and Dry Fold “ pished Laandry utona Pry Cleaning :-t)t With 16.00 or mord^B Food Ordtr. 303 Can M 9 7 A- SPEaA L IvrTco inside ft outA »ldo. Room special 214 96. Let ua paint your til* roof. Call ** f ^ 70' J l,k t°r Mr. Tasker. Z 16- ELECTRICAL Ceatrartera : RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. “GOODj TO THE LAST DROP" BEAN S A htm FLOOR aaachai aad fiaisktu. a Cleaning, wixuvg. Serving Serai ^nol* county line* 1925. .. il. M Gleason Lake Mary Paint Roller FREEI With purchase of 4 gallons paint, any kind, inside or outside. NEED A PAINTER? SEE US1 McRANEY-SUITII 1413 s. Park Phone 1203 .S ontkaidf Laaw lrom at Tha ganaroui M rnlngi whicK w s odd and canvsnisR es thot are yours wbon " 105 So Uak 17-IIUILDING • REPAIRS PAINTING Z • * Z Z * I • 29( S H O R T E N IN G 3 lb . c *n 6 5 c - I " ARMOUR’S VEGETOLE fr and tk trs ’i n t substitute U r the safsty cans 1ft—BEAUTY PARLORS Your Beauty Number Ph. 971 _ Harrlett’n Beaoty Nook JV tt "> OLD GLORY PORK ^ ftgularly tts p s up »Hs rol# *1 «r«wtk SERVICES i; PORK H AM S, SIDES, B A C £ ‘ ITS WATER GROUND* f BUSINESS j; FRESH IMG 1 2 9 ' A REAlTllOME ON WHEELS 27­ ft. llousetraller. Saertlicr. lovw Down paymant and Terms. Phona 132. > BO NES & SH O U LD ER S C U T FRO M Y O U N G T LN D ER H O M E G R O W N PIGS . M EAL 6:00 p. m. £ n 3 5 ^ EaataMa TraOer Bale*. * ________ Falalba, Fla. 24 ft. house trailer with cabana. Complttely furnished. Radio, TV. and ate. 1750. Call 2833 until A PORK " 4 9 c RO AST Pt. . t h—PERSONAL NOTICES Boliawty, Hospital a n d B a b y Btdi. Day, Week or Month— M Tei. 1425. Furniture Center— * U4 Weat First_______ Local and Long Distance moving. Aganta for HOWARD VAN LINES, INC. PENINSULAR TRANSFER ft STORAGE, Inc. Office 1500 French Ave., Phone aiu. ue HAVE YOU BEEN A MOTHER LATELY? Cal) Philips Colonial Cleaners. Ph. 411. In Your Belfry? PLANTATION tha** e k e helped celebrate the ISlh eaalrertarv of the ftcrlcs E Saving* Bond oe May 1 .. might D. Elsenhower and alne-ytar-nlil Marilyn Miller, Washington school youngster. They _ shews here la the While House JaM after the First Lady sliced Iota the fouc-fool, .100-pound rake aside la Use likeness ml a 1100 E band, Mr*. F.lseahuwrr Is honorary chairman of the N alliaal Womrn'* Add a* cy Committee far Savings Bead*. Marllya was selected far the honor for hrr oulstandina achieve. OMOi* la the ftaheel Savings Stamp Plan. The hug* cake, deeoeated la four eolnrs, was baked and d»qetad hy Uemaat'a Paslry Shop ar Washington as a contribution to th* Saving! Rond Program. Salr* have etreeded ISO hllllon *lnee R bend* were fitsl offered on May 1( 1911, and Iwlay over 40 million -----e ikaa #40 hUU<M to E end U hand*. f c v E N THE' BUGS ARE FRIEND­ LY at the Doggie Diner and Bar, Lake Mary. Do You Have Bala H b u r g e r 3 |J- 7 9 c F E E T W i l l R t f a c li J tA—PLACia TO EAT • STEW SALAD DRESSING / Phone 1821 **■*«*<•• left** »»| O finely while being questioned at the police station, c a u sin g out c m to become suspicious. Asking him »n iRsynh*. the offlc«rs ,||-“<vvr,r»-i he was wearing two pairs of pants. One was a new pair just reported stolen from a downtown depart­ ment stoic. MARTIAL LAW TORT AU PRINCE, Haiti uli Modified martial law ha* hren de­ tVoiidrrful sauce for fish: Maka clared in three cities hy Haiti’s .................I In- the S c h o o l P-TA In which all the pupils of the whlptieii cream sweet-sour with government because of, a wave »l •nd'-r|j.>rleti through the eigldti sugar and Irinon juice and add riot* hy students. The government contends Ihe students were in­ m ale pactlcipate. This year HU grated wrll-ilrainrd cucumber*. spired by subversive element pupils will taka part. seeking tn overthrow the govern The story of the opera'tn do- The Picture O f Health mrnt nf President Paul Maglotrr pids two timidity children Maglolrr's opponents have criti­ kr Sobs,I A A,mi, MO m token to fully laud In lie tuught cized him for deciding tn remain the principle of kindness to W h at It X-Ray? In office for another yckr after ev ordinals and the other creatures X-r»y I* * young science in the piration nf the six-year term to of nnliire. The principal charnelntedit ai realm, which has centurir* which he was elected in 1950. i t ports will lie taken hy: llrtly of rer,iided history. Although illsD iii Ib , John llollor. Mo-hnel Hilda, rovnrd in the Mult century, x-ray Canned lonmloe* help to make | Susan Mtanko, It-du-ii Mikler, Mar- more properly belongs among the Inn Fahey, Cniol Itook, mill scientific development* of the twen­ a mrat loaf juicy; wind* kernel John Perry, Other speaking tieth. It* me today is more impor­ coin added to the meat mixture will give flavor Interest. pnrls me token by: John Tesin- tant than aver bclore. The stoi.v start* with an obtnira sky, Josephine Mikler, Mnilene Bavarian physic* professor, Wil­ lli'llhoi n, Sandra liellliorn amt helm Conrad Roentgen, In the year | Sylvia Mikler. IMPS. Working in the dark In hi* BONELESS ALL-MEAT The chorus groups consist of Inhofntnry at tha University of fnliies, liccs, holtceflies, and six' Wurihurg. he found a my*taiiou» "light” • falling on a (luoreicent flower groups. sh'-ct near the shielded electric Mis, Emmeline Ilcst is In lube he was experimenting with. charge of rostiiiiilng assisted by This energy vibrating beyond th* iniiny of the P-TA mothers who Vave length* of light i* now known did the sewing. Miss Marian ( m Ihe Roentgen ray. or, a* ihe first named it, the x-ray. .Mtanko directs th* dames, drills, | piofesvor At first, the x-rey was valuable ood singing groups anil solos. mostly for finding broken hone* or Steven Midlik Is in churga foreign bodies. It took minute* to of stag* scenery and properties, mate a picture. A* it* use imI'ostnc S. M Totiy is lighlieg pi »ve,| x-ray bn ante a field nf sprteehuii tail, nod I I.. Hull rial study as early at 1905. By about 1915. when him replaced the horn is general illiectnr. rmitheiinm* glass plate, medical The mt classes of the vaiioos specialists called roentgenologists guides designed posters for dis­ nr fadiologists were developing til* play, nnd Ihe flown s nod decora, us* of the k-i*y into an linpoilant linns lor tha auditoiiirm uud mean* of diagnosis. Ringlets h it continued steadily. •tago. Today in till* country there are 4.000 radiologist*, aptcialiting in the use nf x-ray* and the more A Grand Meal In One! nrwlv discovered radium and radioactive substances, flood x-ray Mm* can lie made not in minute* thiiiiiamlth* of a second. When I'll \TT\NOf)(!A. Tenn F An hot SIRLOIN live radiologist nerd* to atudy a irale, dive bundling nv.l hr -he up ■art In motion, moving x-ray a picnle nn Chlrkamaii'** I ske. | tmagea caught on tha Ituoroiropie I Inrolil Pedinan, an inturartre ■clem ran now b* brightened at adltister, said he, his wife, their much as 200 time* ov>r wh»t tvan two children anil another couple recent equipment would show, and received head scratches when the even recorded on motion picture dim. For medical Hiagnosia th* nwl slammed into them repeatedly radiologist can delineat* every EXTItA TENDER! while they were having a picnic organ of th* body except most of on the lake shore. the liver and tha pancreaa by ona FRESH GROUND Ordman said the attacks broke or another special technlqua. Developing along with diag­ up ihe alfair and that the group nostic radiology I* tha Held of "got nut of theie in a hurry." radiation therapy, whrr* "atomic medicine*" ara employed. Many There ran he more than 50,(100 disrates Including canctr can ba ■urcessfully treated by x-ray or earthworms la an arr* of soil. other radiant anergy. • • • N O W ! IN ST O C K : FRESH About 'J7.nill Americans died In N F .rr. -IVke It Ih* K tdU leginr home aeriilenls In 11156. Y o u r S o v I n L t 'f 7 :, 7 ,*. / -LOST AN1> r uUND FOUND-Falr of Glasse*. grey frames. Front of Penney‘s. may claim by paying for L HARVEST MOON r-ft Tfum s ro seu ? OKLAHOMA CITY UT-II w*. ton hot for two pair* of pants, a theft suspect learned here. $ 1 1 ^ 'ltd viii it M | | it ■:)*’ auioi are among Ik* prop* at Ihe redaril Civil lle(rn«e \Hiiilnlslrjsll.sn'a famed rescue arhixil al diner, ■Id. Volunteer "victims" uiuollr ore Federal employe* from nr.vrhy Waiblnilnn, I). L'., ilniulitlng. In this rate, a typical scene In a lighter damage area al lha aular edge of a city, iitda i-huo) ll-R O O FIN G—PLUMBING Pants Too Hot Dive Bombing Owl Break Up Picnic f Legal Notice 'Uncle John' Year Past Ambition instructor's Course Forms Available TITF! S A * * * W > TTTRXT.TI » • ^UANI I *i f t ) L l Ml l l l) Bananas 3 29c -o»u side Feodmart Bldg. IN Real 23th SL |! 1Z *6—PIANO 8BRV1CB *■ L. L. SUi - Piano Tachnlelaa r Phone 2184 Route 1. Sanford Z PLUMBING • Contract and repair work. Free z eatimatei. R. L Harvey. 204 .. afiir.iorg Ave. Phone 1828 Vt Plumbing, beaky Heaiiag ft • " : r ' M. G. HODGES Jfrv ic# on AU Water Pum psWell* UrtUed - Pump* Paula Road Phona 700 HAVE MORI MONEY by aaU lag unneeded thing* through Want Ada. Phone liai far U l$ u wording your ad. ______ 45—BUILDING MATRBtAIJ 54—APARTMENTS S3—HOMEft Call 1821 THE SANFORD HERALD SMALL furnished apt. 312 Oak For Batter nurablni USED BRICK Ave. Ph. 2987-M. ______ See or Call TWO CARLOADS beautiful uaad W. J. KING brick. Orange, red, and burnt ^BEDROOM Apt. 182tTPark. Ph. Moo outh Park—Phone M black. Sea them at SHERMAN 666-J. I7 CONCRETE PIPE CO. Fum. 1 BR ft 2 I1R apis. Also garage apt. I’h. 432-W. RKD-I-M1X CONKRETE f a j M > Miracla Conertt* Co. H O M E S NEW SMYRNA BEACH 309 Elm Arc. Phona JaitUILn.'lrH Furnished g a r a g e apartment. Sleeps 8. June, July. August By 4EW. Beautifully Dealgned THREE CaatnettM u 4 Beoalr laet Baoferd Ave. Phase ill) 61 VARIETIES PANELING I week or month. A. L Skinner. and FOUR Badroora Homes * 1 Native and Foreign Woodi and 2 Rath* Phone 1433. See Them At 22—SPECIAL NOTICES FRA and VA (Gl) FINANCED 2-brdroom garage Shcrmnn Concrete Pipe Co. FURNISHED A Varied Selection of Plan* apt. 211 Maple. Phone 1772-J. Ph. 2189 Priced from 211.200 u> 224,000 ENVELOPES, letterhead*, state­ Out West 13lh St. 2-DEDROOM lurnlshad apt. Raa'. ment!, invoice*, hand bills, and Built By •onablt rant. Cloia In. Phona p r o g r a m i, ate. Prograaalve 44—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 791-W. Printing Co. Phone 40t — 403 OBHAM ft TUDOR, INC. West 13th SL HAYNES Office Machine Co, FURNISHED 3 room garagu apart­ Bullderi of Finer Ilomcs Typewriters, adding machines. ment. Couple. 1401 Oik Ave. For Florida Living ORLANDO Sentinel SUar, Cell Sales-Ranula. U4 Mag.. PR. 44. Ralph Ray, 3150, HOMES AVAILABLE: 17—HOUSES and COTTAGES 17—FURNTTUBE—D0USEH0B-D South Piaacrait . . Sanford, Fla. UPBOLarrERINO GOODS 2-BEDROOM rtousa. Kitchen tui^ Grova Manor* ... . Sanford, Fla. Custom Made Drapery and Slip Valencia VUlai .. DeLand. Fla. nl*hed. In lown. Phona 442. Coveri. INVESTIGATE SALES OFFICE SEE Semioola Realty (br Desir­ STANLEY KULP 2623 S. French Ava. able Hornet and Apia. Phone 27 Phone Sanford - 2858 J Phone: 2100 and 2960 2621 S. Park (Hlwray 17-92) 2-Bedroom house, Phone 2963 W. T. V. REPAIRS NICE clean fum bhel cottage on H O M E S ’Til 10 p. m. Service Call* 13.00 W. 17-92. Rent by week or month, GIANT TRADE-IN A. Norn* I'h. 1559. J. q. Herrin, laghtx and water furnished. Ph. Ph. 2893-J , Licensed Techni 3010-W1. clans, guaranteed work. 3 Bedroom Ilnuse-I.'UH) Park Ave. Apply 1210 Magnolia. WELDING Now Going On C. A. TAYLOR. Jr. FURNISHED 2-Bedroom Home. 3 2031)9 E. 1st St. .107 E. Fourth St. minutes from naval base. Im­ PHONE 127 mediate occupancy. Phono 59-J 86—l.t*T7* or 1232.____________________ WELL DRILLING HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN LUTS — Ptnecrtst Section. C i t y Pump Sales with PRICES PAID FOR USED NICE 3*Room Furnished cottage. water. Pnone <57-J. Repair Service FURNITURE. Carport*. Couple. 255 Phone GARLAND SHAW WILSON-MAIER 12M-M, 87—BROKERS *■< REALTORS P. O. Rox 548 FURNITURE OO 3-BKDROO.M, 2 bath house on IAJNGWOOD CaU 956 lake lit Liltlc Venice. 1115 per Consult A REALTOR F ln t Phono: w. p. 26-2613 mo. 1449-M. 311 E. Firat Bt. CULLEN h IIARKEY FOR speedy, reasonable ft rail1*4 N. Park Ave Phone 7211 !- UKNISHED 3-bedroom h o u • e able TV and Radio Repair Ser­ SHOP ECHOLS near McBeynold'a Drug Store. vice. CALI. HOOVER. 2833 or $95. Water included. Ideal loca­ NAVY, leaving town; hi* h*nl visit 503 S. Sanford Ave. luck is your guod luck. Modern tion lor children. 526-W after 2-hcdroom hmne, all electric FRANKLIN REALTY 7:00 p. m. CERAMIC TILE kitchen, parquet Boors. Avail- For Sale—1 bedroom house, tepPaul F. Mueller ft Son Ph. 154 able now for $8650. ONLY $1500 arat* garage. Phone 1550, lit. 17> Free estimate, quality work. it-ROOMS Down. 92, D* Bary. Price $ii5uo. MothiTt have until May 2« lo WIN NICE bedroom. Private entrance 3 bedroom* at a price you ran af­ Call 481, the Philips COLONIAL and bath. Pnone 2029 W. ford. Attractive home with large ONLY Sr.li.ftt MONTHLY Hollywood Bed, Complete $3fi CLEANERS. kitchen; nice yard witk llliq, 2 Bedroom ranclt type cuncret* n LEGS FREE CLEAN room*, TV. Th# Gablet, block home, only 3 years old. convenient location T O T A L Klngslie Red. complete 9119 401 Magnulj*. Ilt-aiitilul parquet floors, screen­ PRICE $10,300. TERMS. 8 Inchex wider and EMPLOYMENT ed porch, utility room, carport*. longer than ordinary bed Also Includes Venetian blinds, re­ Do you like a large home and nedroom Suit* $99 RFaAL ESTATE iS-IlEIIP WANTED FEMALE frigerator. stove, Inn water good grounds? Her* is j 2-»tury Bookcase bed. Dresser boater and sparo heater, will) 3 bedrooms, Dx hath*, and and MimeWOULD like colored lady (nr 3 Rooms Complete lots of living spice PRICED 'll) i ii,,'*i t • , . •■ *.* IT! $295 41—ACREAGE house work and care of children. ■SELL at $12,000, with as low a* Bedroom, Living Room Live tn. Phone Winter Park, *1250 Down. hurroundtd by N i u s ft. and Dlnotte BY OWNERS 263401. Landscaped lovl and Only APPROXIMATELY 4*0 acres o| W. II. "UlU" STAMPER E C H O L S BEDDING CO. ft.Vv " II r i l l W* U iivv’t•••*»-* land fronting about 1 mile on Realtor — General miiuanre AVON 1IAS Caraer 2nd. ft Magnolia Ph. 12)2 Laka Harney In Samlnola Coun­ 2-Bvitroom asbeitos shingled hump Guy AUen, Associate Good territory open for reliable “ Bad Bamberger” Mgr. ty. Camoron Uevalopment Co„ Hardwood Boon ami uutdoor Arlrtt« Price, Aaaortaie ambitious Isdy In Lake Monroe Open Monday* til 9:00 p.m. Mrs. Hanry A. Russell, presl- Pboa* IU 2 fireplace. Kitchen equipped. Nice 111.* ra ia Ave. area. Part time. Convenient VLsrr o u r balcony denL Phone 41 or 1266-W. neighborhood. hour*. Good Income. Write Mr*. Ateiandar A Stringer Juanita Rltsirll, P. O. Box 975, Uiad furoitare, appUsnet*. loot*, Orlando, Fla. Rial Estate 6 Insurance etc. Hcuftvt told, lovrry'i Mart. 15—HOMES Mri, Lourln* Messenger, Asioe. US /. j o L n t K - t l i 121 East 1st Ut. Miono 1621. WAITRESS - Apply Touchton’t Ph. ll REASONABLE large comfortable 10? kisgnolia Ave. Drug Store, Mr. Clark. A. B. l’eterion, Broker Anoclatei borne Partly (urniihed. Phone Buy year Furaltire at Bcrry'a A. II. Peterson Jr., P. J- Ches­ 1252 or 2533 J. warehoua* Furn., Co, at 801 W BALL REALTY terton, Girfiald Willetts, John 27-HELP WANTF.D-MAI.E lit SL Ail nationally adv fur Melseh, It W. Williams. Ilatrl nllure al wareboute prices RAYMOND M. BALL OOCAR M nARRUON MATURE, depnndablc man for NOT A PROJECT! M. Field, A. C. Doudney, Land REG. BRUBRR8 Inside Sslea. Imperial Ttla Com­ 16-FA' M AND GARDEN huveyor. 8. B. Hlghleynan, Assoeliie pany, Inc , 407 W. l»t SL Phone 11(1 N. Park Phone 1139. I'hnne I 401. Ford Tractor I’nwrr Pow-Wnw BUT- Homes of Rail Individual) 194 South Park Ave. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE ty: Brittany Tarm Horats, Early Come One - Coma All UNUSUAL OFFER ask Crumley ft MonWilh American. Ultra Modern, Con 16-WORK AiANTED-F'E.MALF Farmer* Auction Mnrket ■I 1)7 South Park Those 772 2-.STORY lirick ft tram* hunt* venUonal ft F r a n c b Colonial Thuru., May 24th, 7:30 p. m. facing a perk. Excellent condi­ They Know Full-time houtawork. Call 1121-R. «yp*a. tion, Hardwood floors. All largo room*, a nenrooma, living See ut for Frraiii Ave. Property HR ITT TRACTOR CO. BUILT On Large Landscaped 11—WORK WA Vi ED—MAI.F HEAL ESTATE DRIVE IN room, dining room, den Kitch­ Illway 17-92 So. I'hon* 501 Lota: In lb* best of neighbor en equipped with appliances and 2544 French Av«. HIGH SCHOOL boy with nowrr hoods. dish washer. $15,760. t js h or J. W. HALL, REALTOR l’EAT-Gat your Daatwyltr Peat mower wanla mowing. 7KLM-4. terms. "Cell Hall" Phone 1758 at Grapevlllo Nursery. 40e Bu. COMPUiTE with all the features bag. Annuals now ready. Phone a —BUSINKSP OPPORTUNITIES you have dreimad about such I O/.IKIt REALTY CO. NEW HOME 21>58-Grapevllle Ave. Ju it off as rolored General Eleetrle ap Three bedroom*, masonry con­ Liur* B. Ulier Country Club ltd. FOR SALE — Grocery and g** struction. paved »fr*#t. Total Reg. Real Estate Broker pUaneri and colored plumbing station Well established busi­ price mdy $925u.w) with term*. J60I Be. Orlando Dr. — f'h. 1U9 futures. ness, g o o d locitlon. Illness 53—WANTED T4l BUT 814 East 4th Streat. lore** sale. Pb. 9243 Sanford, SACRIFICE - Conrrete Block 1Florida. ' WANTED—One, two, or three H. AND available at reasonable Robert A. Wllllama, Realtor bedrooms, Living room, kitchen, prices with live best financing I' air-compressor. Call 2031-W. Florida room and screened Raymond l.undqulil, A»*oci«le ft with minimum down pay- Phone 1073 Atlantic Pink Bldf porrh, gas floor furnace, paved PINE umber. No tract too large men u . street, close to store, complete­ • FINANCIAL or small. J. L. GUnon. 106 W. ly furnished, fll.ooo. 6ih SL Sanford. 34—INSURANCE BRAND NEW Cnriino Real E sta te . D e n a ry 3-B. R., 2-llalhl, spacious through­ Teresa Caruso, Registered Broker W ellborn C P h illip s J r . out, large, lot surrounded by Preferred Bate* le Preferred • RENTALS quality homes, excellent section Policy bolder* If you are looking (or a home Since 1949. Sanford's leading fehn William* Ina. Afeoey li—APARTMENTS FOR ACTION SATISFACTION, with larger features, let u* show Builder of homes for ovar 1,600 417 Saaford AtUetle Bank you our beat value al $l2.suo. peopla. Sales Office: LltUa Vcnlca Pbooe 34 WE LAS A APARTMENTS I rooms, in Loch Arbor. Good term i, valaran or non­ use Clestified ads. Phone 1121 for private bathi. 114 W. P in t Si. veteran. PHONE 1164 an ad-writer. 29— HORSES— CATTLE Avalon Apia. EfBalaocy PkOM LAKEFRONT HOME 7»R 2 RIDING Horses and saddles LOSE A VALUABLE? Lost Ads 3-BEDKOOM, til* bath. Florida 2-B. It. masonry home with east­ 23uu Phone 2807 Sanford. ern exposur* on beautiful clear aru famous finders. Call 1121 for FURNISHED ApL 2300 Metloaroom. Oak floera. large lot lake. Oak (loora, furred walls, an ad-wrltre'a Interested help. ville. ■had* ft fruit tree*. Call 1074-W. tiled bath, extra bath In garage MERCHANDISE * HUTCHISON'S Ocaaa F r o n t and many other desirable leaApts. 339 s. Atlantic. Daytona lures. Priced below replacement 13—ARTICLES FOR HALE Beach. CaU 2374-W. cost at $16,500. 3 Bedreeoi Ceaerrt* Block VA — $222 Down Payment For An Ad Writer ^ ^ WE need runmurp. paying top 5 ROOM gnrage unt. Modern bath, 156. Per Month P ft 1 kitchen equipped, Large screenSeminole Realty rash for same. Sell to buy pom. Kilchea Fully Equipped l8 e per vuV '"- T "s» times tl* * “ n l porch, garage. Close in. Ph Act fast SUPER TRADING POST on 1 »e lino. M -■ tia u T. W. HERO to ihooia colors and tile If. DIETBICHg 358. Hwy. l7.B2._Ph. J017-W. i tT or 141 A. K. 8h— iqfctr. Boikler INI Park Ave. 14c per ' --------j 2 time* .' l.HNlSItEI) Apts’ 2 0 7 ^ 7 F r . t INI 11c per .................... co n tract —Fartiiry to T eeSt. Reasonable—Phone 1321. tOe per >,nr' Alumlnum RELAX Convenient, "Easy to keep" 3 Venetian Hllnda One Line wh, n EFFICIHNCY ApartmenL Suit­ bedroom house. Choice Wypn*Eoclotad bead. Sag proof bottom able for bachelor or couple. L O W E L L E . OZTE1 wood location. 6pacleu* lawn, rati with plastic ends Plastic or Private bath. Across from Post •ofldar — Phon* ns* X T * p"'"1 ^ tveautlfully landscaped. Hard­ rayon tapea. Cotton or nylon Office. Manuel Jacobson. officei 2*61 B. Orlando Dr. wood floors, panel TV room. cords. 210,150. TERMB % senkarik Glam* and Paint Co Efficiency apartment), air con­ 4-ROOMS and bath, furnished 2 ditioning and TV optional. 2U2I large lots $3500. Cash Wm. Ilsx- \ r,'o Intereat on Mortgoge 112-114 West 2nd St Phone 320 I gular Unf , _ Count S. Park (Highway 17-92), San amer, 3rd St. Lake Mary GOOD upright piano. 2100. New ford. CLARK S TOURIST COURT Rnna L. Payton. Broker Kenmore 30" electric range, F’or Sale or Rent — Three badAlberti J. Kail, Associate .'•BEDROOM furnished apt. Very room house. Separate dining 573. Call 074-XM. 17-92 at Hiawatha rlean and rlma in. Phona Givi, room. Kltchsn equipped. Phone Phone 2171 FOLDING Cols—$5.98 50 FL lloxc 2966- W. Jimmy Cowan. CUON HW»uK ffr GETTING A’ PET”for your child? $2.95. All sue Tarpaulin*. Army Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave K F~F f c I E N C Y Apt. air-eondl 3 Bedroom, 1-bath Hoiinr San See classification No. 36 in the Lanla Sub-Division; $i?m down Want Ada. •toned. 17-02 south city Umlti Slumbcrland Court and assume G.l. 4'5'» Mice 44—APPLIANCt;9 With $70 29 Monthly Pay'ta. T h r« e and to u r loom furniah^ 1 2174-n for apmt. 1813 Palonu. FRIGIDA1HE appliances, talev apt*. Very clean and clu*a In and service. G. II. High, Oviedo I'hnne Hill. Jlnvmv Cowan. ria. I'houe F053315 or Sanford 1642 W atteif a p. m. FURNISHED clean lit. floor a­ GRAB YOUR PHONE sod dial partm ent 1004 Palmetto Ava. <21 (or a Herald ad-wrtter the AIR CONDITIONING 2-BOOM lurnlihad a p t Til* bath, mnuta you find something's loti, For Room or Building private entrance. Phone 3U30-J II. n. POPE CO. INC. 2iM South Park Ave. I'kune llt.i LARGE, cool, 2 BR furnished -oat Ada find ill apt. Screened porch. $55 month­ BAGCEKLY ly. Ph 1566-J. 1703 Magnolia. T H E R E 'S PU N C H La your m « i APPLIANCE CENTER Thro* room furnished apartment. Your Waatughoui* Dealer" , 2101 Magnolia, $50.00 monthly. it w hen • H erald id -w rite r Phona 1189 O nt W eat 13th SL PHONE 1737 • U5 MAGNOLIA' Dhuue llil3, Robert A. William*., uclpa w ord yo u r adl L'aii U2L Wrt. May 29, 1996 THE OLD HOME TOW N P a n *_ By STANLEY StfiN-WII 1 h iriC 'ix M a t h e r 's SALE 36th Anniversary Sale 1821 SH E R M A N CO NCRETE P IP E C O . ^ •1 NaNO* 44 « v TF Y0T7 HAVEN’T TRIED 'TART ACTION" WANT AT>9 YOU ARE REALLY MISSING THE UOAT! THEY ARE A SURE FIRE WAY TO RAISE MONEY BY SELLING YOUR UNUSED ARTICLES FOR CASH! t MOVII AC7Rill Mamie Van Doren la ahowm at her Loa Angela* U m wlih b-r son, Parry Bay Anthony, born Mareh 16. Bha la marrlog to archealra leader Ray Anthony. Thi* I* th* couple’* flrat DAILY C R O S S W O R D ACROSS i Musical Instrument 0 Comb, at wool 0 Norse god 10 Potpourri 11. Smooth with sn iron 12 nrltish poet end dramatist 14. Btet* lU SI 15 Displease 18. Narrow whssl I reck 17. Italian rtvsr 18. African cony (ver.) 19. Canvaa shots 23. Former name of •Tokyo" 24. Small drum 28. River (Wyoming) 30. Ukaly 33. riah 34. Tiny 30 ta-ngs for 37. Slip atdewaya 38 Proportion 30. Batch 40. Italian rrsort 41. Wild ox 42. Prophet <3. (June (slang) 9. Consoles 6 First 22. CttchoSlo­ lelli-r (Aral).) 7. Vrxrd 8 A l.sdy I Italian title) 11. S h o r t winded 13. Man's nickname ( poaa ) 13. O p e n (port ) Public notlcea 21. O n e of th e world '# large d iam o n d * 20 DOWN 1. Great wealth 2. Formed In Idea 3. Marine animal 4. Half ema i W ill! I f 'i jia'vi. J2U|[-|i;i ij( *ie 22, < a i i u u n ig.-jij'.ii vakian u n f i n u n c n " I1M ClUiifl meas­ UI.IM (*UIS4. I . U-. ure t l ' i i m t i li .'iiiL ii 5 A UIT-tl el-illi tl I Kit.-i looped iia a ,) i: '.V .lll M l) .-Jl i t l -1 knot MIXIICI') II |>*,1 » 26. Amtrlc iiiu n i ' . t a i t u ran n n n rjii u i i ' v , Indiana --------------r . j 27. (UrnY*ttor4aa‘a Aeawee Ivoo. 32. Pole to Ilk* grass** (dial.) 29. Alleged 36. Floet, a* * force* (hypahlp at notlmv) anchor 30. Seaport 37. Capitol of (Scot.) Yemen 31- Sounds, 38. Droop In as ball* the middle T- T- m >• TT % -1 T“ a. ■ m *1 r t to Jl •1 1 IT tr sr IT w __ __ p TP >■r•a— *■ r TT *V>1 ?T~ 1 xr M 1 U M ifT - A t M tM M ftL _ 54 Slices of Cheese Pay Big Dividends I A* a CletrlaaJ sckonl |iil, Mrs. Mariks M. Ma;tr dvd •liireii aarlr let ) auMuk*. Ta s>*U daily *>**- •rests *iik "Mr. Cksiley" e (Mloattr >U issiiitd o* <hc*t* »irh his pit SI nt furs cmi, Mr*. Uaptr paid the sickrl httMlf. Afi«r JJ p*«r* ske >si l» cited ikr*i||k • Ch|c*|* soipsper CUulfltd 44, • a4 I**r*e4 that "Mt. Char­ ier" k*4 willed her teat CooiiMnwtilih tJiroo irectl ■wl M r MW m t )IM llt»| •FI* • • l«lft Mt.*** lO* L- d If �ARE REDUCING THEIR STOCK FOR INVENTORY S O - A U PURPOSE DETERGENT — ^ GT. PKG. O N LY ■ m LIMIT ONE WITH FOOD ORDER CHERRY HO RED PIE W I N N - D I X I E STORES. INC PRICES G O O D THRU SAT., M A Y 76th QUANTITY RIOHT9 RESERVEO HUNTS, CALIF., SLI. OR HALVES SWANEE COLORED FACIAL S H O R T t N ' N G food ASTOR o rto e n . OCEAN CREST PINK (Limit Ono with Food Order!) SUGAR LIMIT ONE WITH FOOD ORDER HUDSON PAPER DIXIE DARLING LONG GRAIN CRACKIN' G O O D RIO CREAM SOUTHERN STAR, CANNED, COOKED FLAG BRAND SLICED Eal-Rile "CHOICE" Veal Sale! 49c Veal Shoulder Chops 39c Veal Shoulder Roast 79c VEAL CUTLETS 59c VEAL RIB CHOPS 39c Boneless RTd. Roast BACON 3 SMOKED ' EELBECK CORN Lb. SLAB BACON SLICED BACON WIENERS i4bc.ii. Lb. HICKORY SWEET SPECIAL INTHODUCTOBY OFFER! PRESS QUEEN IRONING BOARD PAD L U V t n s ■ Relmnt Heot, Speed* IronlntJ Reillient, Odorloit & Sanitary n r r* »r, n o Lb. EAT-RITE TWICE AS THICK AS ORDINARY Lb. Lb. PADDING SUNNYLAND, Bologna, P'kla & Plmtnto and Cheese Loaf »*.». 19c Boiled Ham Pkg 49c CottageCheese «•».c, 25c Swiss Cheese >• 49c SUNNYLAND, Under, Sw m I, BBQ Pork or SUPERBRAND BIG EYE Garden Fresh Produce! V/ AI I I C RED DELICIOUS FANCY APPLES 2 - 29c fro z e n F o o d s TENDER GOLDEN ACE HIGH FROZEN GARDEN GOLD FROZEN READY TO FRY JUMBO PASCAL LARGE SUNKIST 2 Lb.35c CELERY FRESH GREEN 2 SUPERBRAND COLORED ARINE 2 i A ' a MILD AND GENTLE TOILET SOAP OCTAGON FABULOUS MARVELOUS 3 1 c ot. ALL PURPOSE Wesson Oil d KRAFT OIL 75c AJAX FO AM ING CLEANSER C.n'.“ 2 5 C clo verbloo m """ MARGARINE ^ CO O KIN G OR SALADS FAB Laundry Soap is CASHMERE M b Q t r . Ctm. a C ° o .3 5 C pt. 3 3 c i at. 5 9 c SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING Cobn 3 5 ° c ™ 9 5 c | Qt. 6 3 c OLD DUTCH ■CLEANSER ^ 2 41 I 14-ei A | C Cant IG tftA C Can»49 �Shop and Save In Sanford AM IMBW H M W fT BATLT W WW A f t S A N F O R D . PLOaUDA »*•-. •* t - v. v* % Yearbooks Have Arrived ’Vv. FROITLEFT TO RIGHT: William J. BoulbulU, v Ice president, Men's Republican club of Ormond; Georg* Percy, flrat alee president Da Harp dub; Ralph Wllherell, president; Mra. Price Goodion, s«ond vice praaldant; Mra. Albert Wllllama, secretary; Edward Patterson, traaiurar; Noel Brown, toxrcrtive member of .Volutin County committee. Standing in rear, CoL Wm, Mitchell, aectlonal county Supervisor. ' ★ ★ ★ De Bary Republicans Form Association ^ ^ ^ Dale R. McClure Will Graduate At Annapolis Pale R. McClura, ion of Navy chief hoepital curpaman and Mra. Jamaa B. McClura of 204 Staple It., Sanford, la ichrdulrd to graduata from the U.9. Naval Academy on Friday, Juna 1, 1050. # Culminating colorful '‘Juna Weak" ccremonlca at Annapolli, graduation exercise* for the Class of 1050 will ha held In historic Dahlgren Hall at 11:00 a.m. (EST). Upon graduation, MrClur* will receive a Bachelor of Science de­ gree and he commissioned aa all Knelgn, USN. He expect* to re­ pent to the attack aircraft car'• s r UmS F.sset at San Diego, Calif., a« hie flr*t duty asslgnment. lie entered the Naval Acade­ my o:i a Presidential appoint­ ment in July 105.1, after aervlng •e an electronlca technician •**man, USN. He attended Woodrow Wilaon flif.li School In Washington, D.C., and graduated from Granhy High School In .forfolk, Va, McClure received Plebe and Vars 'y letters and numerals at a pitcher In Varsity Baseball. He was a member of the Acade­ my baseball team which won the Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball Championship (Ivy Leagua) In T hi “Standing Room Only" ilgn wai out yesterday at tha flrehall w h in th i Di B iry Rspublleim Initltutid an orginlxitlonal meeting. Rilph Wllherell Introduced Noil Brown, executlva member of the Volusia county Republican commit­ tee who described tha project of forming a club, ita place In tha state and federal echelnni. Ha In­ troduced Col. Arthur Mitchell, sec­ tional county aupcrvlsor and for­ mer lecturer in tha taw denarlment of Station, who brought down tha house when he stated that be came to DeLand IT yaars ago and had tha nerve to declare hlmielt a Re­ publican. Ha atatad that ba waa amated to find auch a large enroll­ ment in Da Bary, second largest In tha county and next to Ormond. Ha augurad that with auch enthusiasm aa was being shown one could fair­ ly assuma It would! be an easy pro­ e m to get out tha vatt, come autumn. He deplored the faulty lint of reasoning that led many to declare themselves as Democrats, fearing otherwise their vole would he list, in Florida. “ On« major aim of thi* rlub can ba to dispell this myth," he declared. "Republican! who have given so much tn their adopt­ ed stata are on Iha political march and their vote ii daily increasing in power." Mitchell Introduced William Bnulboulle, vice president of the Men's Republican club of Ormond who re­ marked that he could readily see this would grow to a good and important power because there were so many codples at the meet­ ing. "It won't ba Juit a men's club or women’s group; it will be P r Bary men ami wives working together." He spoke of the neces­ sity of enrollment of those who hate completed Iheir year of realdence and eald "If any have made a mistake and enrolled at Demo­ crats they are still privileged In vole ss they see fit In November; then immediately a f t e r w a r d change their official party affilia­ tions back In the Republican line." By acrlamalion the group voted Ralph Wllherell president for the organisational period; G e o r g * I’crcy, first vlfu-prss.; Mra. Price Goodion, second vice pres.; Mrs. Albert Williams, secretary and Ed­ ward Patlarson, treasurer. The next meeting will be June 4 at 10 a. m. SNAS Opens Bids For Own Water Supply Installation Another step ioward the per­ manency of the Sanford Naval Air Station la tha announcement of the accepting of bids for tha Installation of the etatlon’e own water supply system. Bide are now being accepted by the Sixth Naval Dlitrlct Public Worka Office, Bldg., 12, U. S. Naval Base, Charleeton, S. C., for the following Job to ba complated at the U. S. Nival Air Sta tlon, Sanford, Florida, Tha Job will sonalst of tha drilling of two-10-lnch castd deep wells; provision of two water pumps, aa aerator unit with blower and structural steel fiame. In addition It Inrludea the provision of Interconnecting pi pi nr; and valve* and water level controls. All bide for this work must ho In th* District Public Works Office by f:.10 p.m., June 5, 1115(1, and each le t of bidding data must be accompanied by a check far *10.00, payable to tha Treas­ urer of th« U.S., for tha security of the safe return of tha bidding data. Organ Concert Is To Be Presented Jess* B. Bookhardt, Jr. will play an organ ennerrt at Holy Cros* Episcopal Church on Sun­ day, May 27, at 4:00 p.m. The program will Inelmls representa­ tive works of Bach, Scarlatti, F r a n ck, Snwtrhy, Messiaen, Brahms, and Llsxt. Bookhardt graduated from Rol­ lins Colleee In Winter Park. Fior­ ds In 1061, and completed two yean In tbs United States Army, spending tha Iasi year of hla servies working with choir* mads tip of American soldiers and Korean civilians, Re gavs lateral recitals overseas In Korea and Tokyo, two or thesa being broadcast from Seoul, II* came In Sanford tn serve Holy Croes Episcopal Church In October Partly cloudy through Friday, 1U55. scattered showere today; cooler Th* public I* Invited to attend tonight, high today u-34, lew to­ thia first concert In Banford, night M-M. Weather He also was a mamher of the Varsity "N" Club and wn» on Jfee Trident Calendar elaff. Benefit Barbecue Termed 'Success' More thin 150 penpl* attended the barbecue last night at ha San­ ford Farmers Auction Market given to raise Rinds to send Ralph Benm tt, 18-ycar-old leukemia vletlm, 9 Oak Ridge, Term. Th# barbecue was a complete auccese, laid Paul Bennatt, brother *f tha young leukemia victim. "Wo want to thank everyone who helped make the barbecue luch a big success," slid Piul Bennitt n ha ipoka for himself ind hli mo­ ther, U n, Baiila Bennett. Tboia who wint to make contri­ bution* to iha fund can da aa at Florida SUta'Bank. Sportsman's Club To Hold Fish Fry A t Mullet Lake The Seminal* County Sport man'* Asvoclatlon will stage s fish fry at Mullet Lska Park Satur­ day afternoon. Political speaking will begin at 4 o'clock, Porter I.anslng Pres­ ident of the organisation eald. AH candidate., opposed or unop­ posed. ais Invited to the affair, he eald. I.anslng pointed aat that there hav* been some Improvements of th* facilities at Mullet Park, with the entire area rlranrd up and ready for the Saturday after­ noon fish fry to which ladle* and children have been Invited. T h # Sportsman Association president also announced that ihers would ha an Important meatlng of the organisation at tha Semincla County Court House next Tuesday, May 29, at 8 p. m. I.anslng stated that a vote will ha taken on what will be recom­ mended by th# loeal groop, to the Gam* and Fresh Water Kish Commission for th* hunting sea­ son next year. It waa also announced that a nominating committee will h* ap­ pointed for officer* next year. THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1938 > AeweHatrd Proem *d W ire Kefauver: South In Main Stream Of American Life Talks In Sanford Last Night A erowd nf 500 heard Ealea Kefauver, Tennets** l e n a t e r , make hla bid fur Democratic nom­ ination aa a presidential candi­ date in Hanford last night from a stand at the corner of First Street and Magnolia Avenue. Ilto candidate's caravan, travel­ ing by chartered bus and accom­ panied hy a neon lighted anima­ ted truck and banner*, arrived la Sanford from Daytona Beach shortly before S:30, Kefauver was greeted by Rus­ sell Dallas, head of th* City ol Sanford's Utility Department, and a former classmate of th* Sena­ tor's at th« University of Tennes­ see, Alio on hand to greet Sena­ tor Kefauver was Mayor F, D, Scott and Seminole County Judg* Ernest Hnusholder. SENATOR ESTES KEFAUVER HAKES notes Just prior to hi* talk la»t night In downtown Sanford. In an address, broadcast (War On th* platform are; (Left to right! Judge Ernest Houtholder, Senator Kefauver. Mrs. Russell Dal­ radio station WTRR, Kefauver las, and Mayor F. D. Scott. (Staff Photo) outlined hla desires to becom* President of the United Stataa and than, prior to leaving for OrUndo where h« waa scheduled for a 10 o'clock appearance over WDBO-TV, h« was conducted on a handshaking tour of the down­ town area. Plans for a buffet supper to b* served for Kefauver and hla etos* Th* five delegates from Sanford friends and eupponera here, wer* to allend the American Legion abandoned because of the lat* Officials of th* Seminole County sponsored Boy’s Stale in Tallahas­ hour of hla leaving Sanford for Blcycl* Club hav* Issued a "last see early this summer war* an­ hla taUviilort appearan.*. nounced this morning by Gordon call" for Bike Club raglitratlon. Judge Ilousholder, Introducing Frederick, chairman of th* Boy's Mra. Frances Murray, head of Senator Estes Kefauver, said h it the bicycle safety organisation, and Stata Commllte* for th* Campbell"virtues are auch by hla acUvtUea safety chairman of the Soulhild* Losslng Post American Legion. that they hav* been oulatandiag." Frederick explained this morn­ The Poppy Day In Sanford last Parent Teachers Association, said Kefauver, beforo relating b it ing that Boy’s State, held In Tal­ Saturday was a "huge auccesi" this morning that tha last reglstra I t become president, men­ Uon of th* year will be held fiatur lahassee each year, la sponsored said Mrs. F. E. Rou.nlllst, chair­ desires M W to A *n{taml- by tha American Legion with the man of th* American Legion Auxil­ tioned many <4 bis friend* meet­ ing him It Ru ffiulJU r tm U r T Boulevard In back of the Semi- delegates sponsored by tba civic iary Poppy nay* Committee, waa beat man at tha wadding of club* of each city sending delenole County Chamber of Commarc* ?!r!;..n“u!n .,l.luDay ^ . ri,p0, li down­I HttaaeirDaiiaa "ind’Vtotaild gate*. Building, (hat tlir Poppy »alrr.tr,In Those to attend from Sanford town Hanford la. t Satuiday ntttcd com* back hare soon. The Sanford Folic* Department, Slow In hi* speech, Senator Ke­ sre: Brantley Schirard, sponsored a total »( a m ts . headed by Chief Roy G. William* fauver talked at length on "Why will give ihe safety lests to young- hy th* Sanford Lions Club; Al Stan­ \t> arc very grateful fur the sup. I want lo become President of the ley, sponsored by the Ssnlurd l(o. IHirt given uur Poppy Day -ala this idors applying for membership. United States." Ury Club, J. D. Slone, by the Mr*. Murray said "thle Is to he Seminole Counly Junior Chamber year, Mr*, flnumilliit said. He said, "I corn* from the South Iho last inspection of tho year." of Commerce; Henry Cason by the and I have gotten sick and tired of The next registration for new Sanford Klwanls Club; amt Bobby othrr stataa talking about gi* members, said Mrs. Murray will Little, sponsored by the Elk's Club. Evelyn Cushing ^ South, be held next Fall after school "1 think the South la in the Boy's State will begin this year starts. on June IT when they report to Attends Convention main stream of American Ilf* end "To he eligible for Hie summer Clyde V. Dayman. Director, at Jen­ Evelyn Ciishlnr, Advertising I've become awfully tired with activities of th* Bicycle Club," Mra. nie Murphre* Halt, Florida Slate Manager nf The Hanford Herald one section hitting a t another," Murray said, "children must be a University i t Tallahassee. attended the Spring Convention of h* laid. registered member." Strongly hinting at hla stand on) The American Legion, Depart­ the Florida Newspaper AdvertleAnd she warned each young bi­ ment of Florida, Is sponsoring Ing Kxarutivax whirl) was held In segregation, Kefauver Mid, " ! ' cyri* owner. lls sure you ar In Boy's State to assist In (lie educa­ Minrul at tho Balmoral Hotel, think that is long as we have progress for the average man we on the fun this summer." tion of our youth in the duties, May 18-21, The Seminole Counly Bicycle privileges, rights, and rcaponilbi!lThe meatlng convened at 2 will hav* a great America, There Safety Club Is planning a number ties of American Cilitenshlp, and o'clock Friday aftarnonn praetdwf haa been favorlilim for aom* faw. of summer activities In cooperation to inculcate a sense of individual over by the group’* president, 1 don't believo In and don’t like with the summerlong recreation obligation to community, stale, na­ Humid Word of Jnrkeenvllle. pilling the farmer against tho la­ program. They will Include wiener tion, and to teach Hie youth of Following Hi* in mil order of borer or clan against clast," roasts, nature hikes, and other In­ Florida Ih* fundamental precepts luieiness, group discussions cont­ "Whatever programs are neces­ teresting and adventurous events of Government. inued through tho S a t u r d a y sary to give Hi* farm er an even that boy* and girls who ride bicy­ break. I'm going to support For seven days the rltlirns of morning sessions, cles will enjoy. Heaalon reperia wer* given them," ssld Krfauver aa he spoke the new "Stale" will carry out alt function! of government, taking Ihe during (bn aftarnonn meeting on Ih* plight of the farmer, and bssle laws and procedure of the followed by the decision that he added, "1 hope to have some Duytonn Bench would lie the loc­ special legislation lo support th* Audubon Society Slate of Florida is ■ guide. ation nf Iha next meatlng. average fanner—wo've lost three Roy's State dotes i t noun on Paul Harris nf Clearwater was million of them In the last three Saturday June 23. To Elect Heads Only boys with outstanding qua­ elected president for the coming years—we must not let this beThe Annual Plenlc and election cum* a nation of mechanised lification! — leadership, courage, year, of officers of the Seminole Au­ Kay reasons for the Florida farms." honor, loyalty, and service are dubon Society will be held Mon­ Newspaper Advertising K'xecu Kefauver climaxed hla bid for day, May 2H, at H p, .n. at Bock selected. Good students, especially lives mealing are to enable Ad­ the Democratic nomination as • of Civics and American History re­ Springs (Kelly Park). vertising Executives to meet and 'Thos# planning to attend the ceive consideration but scholarship, ■llaeuss mutual problem! with candidate fur the presidency by meeting and picnic ar* requested while Important, la not paramount. which they are ronfriuiicil and to explaining hla views on old age assistance and social security. He to bring a coveied dish, plats, cup develop ways la solvit them. said, "We must see thst our aldADDITIONAL IJJCAI. NEWS and silver. Climax of the convention was rrly people retire in dignity." Officials announce that tha pool n .Saturday night banquet and ON PAGE EIGHT and bathhouses a rt available. flour show, Bike Club Officials 5 Local Students Issue 'Last Call' To Attend Boys State For Registrations 'Poppy Day' Is Well Supported ’ World Wor 1 Vets Will Elect Leaders A t Meet Tomorrow Herman E. Morris Meeting Slated For This Evenina 1VSI. t Misa Rebecca Steven), advisor of the Seminole High Salmagundi, said today that the Yearbook* ar­ rived and war* Issued to tba stu­ dent* Tueiday afternoon. The book follow* the senior class colors of red and whit* and bear* the them* "Graduation." U la white with red lettering and has an outline of t boy and girl graduate In red on Ute corn­ er of the cover. Mr». W. B. Wray wae honored on the dedication page. Each year th* class honors a teacher or a principal. Each section of th* book la marked by a large replica of th* Seminole High School ring with the canter of th* ring telling of th* page numbers and events In each section. Ernie Morris wa« editor this year while other* on hla staff in­ cluded Marty Cameron, Senior Salesman; Sue Hay**, Junior Salesman and Advertialng; Helen Hampton, Sophomore Salesman; and Dot Lee, Freshman S ilts, man; Marian Davie, Harriet Red­ ding and Elliabeth Woodruff, Li­ terary Editor*; Robtct MRebel and Sara Jacob»on, Snapshot Ed­ itors; Jo* Davis, Nancy White, Advertialng Managers; Robert Samuel, Sports Editor; and Mra. Mae Fort, Financial Advisor. Bowcn-IiOng and Young Ine., of Decatur, Ga., published th* book and Mis* Steven* revealed that tha last year book received a Flrat d a ta In th* National Schoi set I* Press Association Ra­ ting. 8ha mentioned alio that 450 hooka were issued to the stu­ dents out of tha 530 enrolled. There are 0* seniors In tha graduating clast and 34 of these were on the yearbook honor roll. The feature page of the book, which la an election of tha popu­ lar Seniors by th* students, show* E m it Morris, Elliabeth Woodruff, Nancy White, Jim llawWna, my Owen, Sue Hayes, Betty Anti Munson, Homer Alexander, How ard Allred, Helen Hampton, Fay* Ashley, and Tommy Wyatt, The Salmagundi covers In de­ tail and In pictures, all m IiooI activities, dubs, iimrii, and loawins and is "looked forward to every year by both students and faculty." iStmt 8. BOOKHARDT JR. A meeting, called by John K*it­ er, Sanford businessman, to plan and coordinate appropriate rcramonlts to honor Herman E. Sfnrrfi, Seminole High School prin­ cipal and taachar, after carving th* children of Semlnol# County for 30 year*, will h« held tonight In tha Court Room of tha Remlnol* County Courthouse. Kader, after numerous request* from friend* and acquaintance* of Herman Morris, scheduled tha meeting for this evening. It le expected that an oeerflow crowd will attend the meeting to take part In tha planning and creating of appropriate ceremon­ ies to honor Mr. Morris and hi* TALKING OVER PLANE TO ATTEND BOYNI OTATB are: (left ta right) Brantley Sehlrard, Henry service to the children and th* Cason, J, D, Atone, Bobby Little, and A) Stanley. In th* background, looking on, la Gordon Frederick, community. chairman tf the Campbell-Losaiag Poet, American Legion, Boy’s Stata Committee. (Staff Photo) Election of officer* of the newly organlxed World War I Veteran*, Barrack 480, will be held tomorrow night at the American Legion Hut on &cmlnola Boulevard, at 8 p, m. All newly elected officers will be lnductk.1 Into the barrack at Ih* meeting tnmorrew night becoming charter members of the organisa­ tion. Membership, announced by tem­ porary official* of th* group, ha* grown from 15 to 35 and it it ex­ pected that th* total will go over the 30 mark hafor* meeting tlm* tomorrow night. The Departmtnt Commindrr of the Htate la expected to ba In San­ ford to Install tha new offlcere and Induct the new members. Also, it wae announced, four delegates to th* SUta’ Convantlon at Tampa June 1-8 will be elected. Tha Tampa Barrack of th* Vatarana of World War I hav* gon* all out, It waa said, "to furnish tha b*at convention World War l vaterani hav* av*r Mid la tt But* of Florid*." — x J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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AND A^K FOR ••• �If Ym t Htrfttd I t N il D eliver*4 By I P . M. Call 1M2I B *foro 1 P . M. F o r D o llra ry , ___;__________ ■ AN IN P W l H W UfT DA ILY N I O T A N I SANFORD. FLORIDA H ig to H eld C h ie f issues Thanks TUESDAY. HAY S2, 195* 9 A ssociated 1-eaoed W ire V A H -9 Arrives 'Home' After 5 Months Sea Duty Sanford Fire Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr., today, said that am very appreciative for the won­ derful support given the Sanford Fir* Department while fighting last Friday night's warehouse conflag­ By MART FOWLER ration." More than 309 member* of the The Sanford Naval Air Station Do Bary Chamber of Commerce 1 was of tremendous help, said Chief and their ladies turned out last ' Cleveland, as he expressed hi* night far Uwir anhual Ladio* thanks for the Navy's support with Night celebration. both equipment and firefighting John Kader, local Sanford busi­ personnel. The banquet and entertainment wia held at Chimney Corner, Just "Even tha volunteer* that pitch­ nessman, today annnounced that, south of DeLaad. ed In to help man tha host and as the result of requests of numer­ to help string additional lines that ous friends, ho it calling a meet­ Do Bary Chamber of Commerce You mutt have seen or heard hy were much needed ar* to be com ing Thursday night at • p. m. In President, A. L. Lincoln presided now—the many joyful face* around Political candidate* whose names the Court Room of the Seminole mended for their excellent help," at tho gala and colorful event. Approximately 1153 candidates Plans have been completed for •eld Clveland. town are those of Heavy Attack appear on the ballot In th* Map County Court House to plan an ap­ Squadron Nine families who recent­ 29 primary will be heard from ft b«va applied for degrees from tha However, there were no ipeechei the vialt to 8anford tomorrow The 3anford Fire Chief also propriate celebration to honor Her­ ly welcomed homo Ihelr loved one* platform Saturday night fti ft University of Florida during and no presentation*. night by Senator Rates Kefauver, commended, tha member* of the man Morris for his 30 years of In brief moments, Uncoln In­ Democratic candidal# for tha after a five-months' absence that Fish Fry sponsored by the Sent* commencement eim lao a Monday, Seminole County Sheriffs force of service to the school children of began Just a few days before last Inol# County Sportsman AteocJe# Juna 4. Three of the fatidldatoa troduced members of the proa* at­ Presidency of the United States deputies who assisted In every way Sanford end Seminole County, tending the annual function. Christmas. The camel saddles, Ara­ tlun. ar« .from Sanford. In the May 29 Democratic pre­ possible and especially In aalvagKader said, "1 am sure, from bian slippers and Greek vases arc Following tho banquet, enter­ ferential primary. 9 Commencement1 tu te la r* a rt Hanford, and particularly the Speaking will begin at 4 o'clock lng the records and office equip­ the indication* and Interest thus “ ill being unpacked, but VAH-9 la Saturday afternoon at Mullet scheduled for the Florida Gym­ tainment was provided by the Da According to Mrs, Russell Dal ment from the burning building. far, many of Herman's personal ZoO| received nationwide 4^jn.uiiu im u o * t* t_«!■_* . . . u * nasium a t t a.m. Baccelauroate Bary Initrumantal ensemble, con- . lav. K<*'auier delegate from IhU A number of trusty* a t tha Semi­ friends will want to be present." publicity In iho last Issue of "Mu­ officially 11031E. Th* first eontln Lake 1'ark with dinner served t l gent of AJ-1 Heavy Attack bomb exordia* mill take place a t a ducted by Roger Caelnl, concert- ar„ , Senator Kafauvor will ar- nole County Jail were assigned to "In addition." Kader aald, "1 am nicipal South," a magailno of ex­ ers, led by Comdr. W. E. Lemos, 6.30, o'clock p.m. Sunday Juna I a t “ ••t**tremely wide circulation reach­ j rlva in Sanford at 7:30 tomorrow Officiate ef the local ipertebringing equipment from the burn­ requesting that all elvlo group*, Florida Field. Tho ll-pfeco ensemble, all ae-, night to address local cltlien* ing building to be stored In the Jell service dubs and fraternal orga- ing thoae Intsrested In the dis­ Commanding Officer of VAH-9, set man group said today th a l.th ft Dr. J , Wayno Haiti, prealdant com pushed and brilliant music- front a platform at tha corner of until it could be removed to a new nlxatlone make every effort to semination ot Information and the down at NAS 8anford on Sunday; general publle la• invited to 'th n the remaining aircraft arrived yes­ fish fry end ladles end ehlldre* of tha uniTm lty, will praatda over lane, divided their portion of the First Street and Magnolia Ave- location. have a representative present to exchange of opinion relative to will be -welcome. tha aiartlaae and the commence* progrnm into thro* parte, each ' nut. F.vrn coffea was prepared for help plan appropriate ceremonies the operation and management of terday afternoon. llatRon Nine's five months' tour m int apeakar will be Dr. Marten bringing sound* of hearty ap­ Candidates ts be heard Bator# the firefighters by the deputlai at honoring Herman Morris for hit municipalities with 1,000 and more It la axpected that on* of tho In the Mediterranean area with dev afternoon will Inelude Thome* population. tan Hoor, Dean of tho Collate of plause. ! largest crowds vet to turn out the Seminole County Jail, said dedicated eervlce." Arte and Science* a t tha University The two page article, illustra unit* of the U. S,. Sixth Fleet wae Stringer and Gordon Frederick, The Do Bary Instrumental En­ for a political talk will haar tha Chief Cleveland. Kader explained, "through hie • ef Alabama. semble developed from two ladies presidential hopeful ee he makes W* also want to thank tha San­ leadership, Harman Morris has ted wBh photo* of the Sanford a highly gratifying one, at evident candidates for the Hou*« of Re# jj The Baccalaureate addreea will meeting regularly lo keap up with hie bid for nomination in next ford Pollca Department /or watch­ touched the lives of so many peo­ Zoo, la entitled ."A Municipal ed by a dispatch tha squadron re­ preaentatlvea; J . Luther Hebbp ceived from Admiral Dale Harris and Denver Cordell, Candidatea ing our fir* lines, said Chief Cleve­ ple of our community (hat we went Zoof Why not!" b* glvtn by tho Rt. Rsv. Henry their music. The Ensemble, which Tueiday’s election. Written by Claude Rose, Field Commander Carrier Division Four for Sheriff of Seminole County| land, at ha Issued hie "(hank you" to Issue this open Invitation to all Loutltt, bishop of tho South Flor­ entertained tho Ladles Night Following hie publle appearance for tha help In bringing the Friday of thosa Interested to be present Correspondent for the municipal Adm. Harris stated, In part, that Miss Mery Earle end Rudy Sloan, group consisted of five vlollni, a ida Episcopal Diocese Senator Kcfauvar will make a night blase under control. viola, cello, clarinet, aeiophone, to help plan a program that will m egiilne, tha article deals with he was highly pleased with VAH candidates for 8emlnole County Of tho 1161 condldatet apply­ radio address over Radio Station do Justice to the fine and outstand the operation of the goo, tha O'* "outstanding performance of Assessor of Texes; and the twn ing for degree* 936 have applied trumpet, piano, and drum. WTRR which la scheduled from lng contribution that hla years of scope of attention brought to the duty during past months of opera­ candidate* for Seminole County la the Bret portion of tha musi­ for bachelors, 144 for masters, • to 9:30 p. m. service In our community so richly city through the operation of the tion* with the Sixth Fleet." lie Commissioner, W, B, Miller a n l 39 for doctors, 31 for bachelors cal program, the D* Bary Instru­ deserve." too, the cost, number and types further praised th* squedron for its John Krlder. Before leaving Sanford, Senator of law, 2 far education specialist* mental Ensemble d isp la y ^ '"m u ­ This meeting will be held In the of anlmalFafid bird*, attendance, record of 330 accident-free day and and 1 for Civil Engineering pro­ sic" as their first love, In tho Kefauver will bo honored at a Court Room of the Seminole Coun­ and other delalli relative to the night carrier landings. From thle playing ol Nassenn'e "Connecti­ buffet supper to be attended by fessional. hie friends and supporters. The ty Court Uouio at I p. m. Thursday establishment of a too in other second overseas deployment since Students from Sanford who cut March", Waldlautel's "Tres informal gatharlng and aupper Itx commissioning In January 1033, clliei, night. have applied for degrees are! Jolla", lfoliel'e "Dreamland Sha­ / The article also points out that VAII-D hie gained much valuable Dome Herring Hage, 69, died will b« held at Jim Spencer'l dows", and Sullivan'a "Operatie John H. Schirard, BSAj Martin experience In shipboard operations. tha Junior Chamber of Commerce Restaurant. at hi* home on Sunset Drive In DeLuther Taylor, B8A; and John Medley." De Bary Woman's employe an attendant for the During their deployment period, Ktfauver will leave Sanford to­ Bary yesterday at • a. m, In tho second portion of th t mu­ Frederick Wilson, B8BA. Squadron personnel had opportuni­ tourist Information booth. sic program a suing quartet with morrow night In time to arrive In Mr. llaga had been a resident Club. Officers Are Sid Richard lists In the article ties to vialt numerous MedllerranMr*. Huth Surla playing the Drat Orlando for aa appearance ever of De Bary for the past three ten points for conilderatlon by ean porta whose tourist attractions violin, lira. Haleno Miller, second WDBO-TV scheduled 'or 10 o'clock. year*. 11a cam* to De Bary from Installed Friday Wednesday Rites New York City. city officials Interested In estab­ ranged from delightful to "how violin, Roger Caelnl, viola, ta d lishing a too and points out In the soon do we leave here?" Comdr, Formerly a resident of Asheville, By MARY FOWLER W ink Burls, Oello, chose two TALLAHASSEE Uft-Oor. Coffin* Will Conducted number* N. C. where he wae born on Dee. DE BARY — Mrs, Georg* Cox last point, "After 30 years exper­ Lemos has expressed high praise •ay* prisoner iftsrlee of mlitroaU which displayed their ar­ for (he iqutdron'g maintenance ience," Hicnard aeye, "Mr* a 23, 1199, Mr. Hag* wae a World nf New Smyrna, chairmen of th t tistry in strings. They gisy#d Dvo­ metrt at Rnlford Stain Prison i War I veteran. For Eric Nprdgren rak’! division of Gerontology, tha Flor­ women as tookesper; believe mo, peiaonnel who-kept their aircraft "terribly . e^ggerated^ but "Humoreeque" and l b * ready to meet all commitments 1 know whet I'm aaylng." He wae a retired tale* represen­ id* federation ef Woman’* eluba. Erie B. Nerdgreo, 57, died at Cat'a Serenade," Forty team* entered the An­ end worked under condition* Which Semlnoia Memorial Hospital yes- For the final appoaranoe ef the nual "Single* and Doubles" Tour­ tative of the Arthue Colton Pliar- Installed the follonUtr "ffleera i f oftr4 wore far from comfortable. dluatloh terdar *t 11:39 4. m following h anaombfe, to climax tho evening'* nament sponsored by the San­ maeautloal Company, New York tii* D* Bary Woman- Jluh a fllr Ha eonferrod for an hour yea# On several occasions the aui»City, a member of Cornucopia short Illness. tarday with Supt. DeWItt Sinclair entertainment, an Operatie Med- ford Wmwen'a Golf Association Lodge 363, Flushing, L. I., N. Y.. a luncheon Friday aK th e Chhntenance crew* worked in foul wea­ Mr. Nordgren wee born In Stock­ ley, arranged by DeLameier,1Sunday May 20 at the Mayfair the De Bary Chamber of Com­ nry Comerit Miss Beatrice J, ther, at night, on a pitching, rock­ about last Friday's riot In which Tyson, president; Sirs. Harry holm, Sweden on Nov. 19, 1890. He Lake’s "Hungarian March" an d 1Inn Country Club. ing carrier deck with a minimum ona convict was klllad and 11 w*r« merce, and a member of the Luth­ Hellers, vie, president, Mr*. A. L. came lo Sanford from Stockholm 33 Schubcrl'e “Song of Love" war* Winning Low Gros* In the eran Church. of lighting .fo keep theclr AJ-l’a wound'd. General prison ctmdl# Lincoln, recording secretary} Mrs tlona alio were discussed. years ago and mad* hi* home at played. Douhlos were Mr. and Mrs. Gen* In lop /lying shape. He it survived by hie widow Mrs. Richard Hart, Corresponding 100 South Mangoustine Av*. Sinclair was to make an avid Howevar, tha grand climax Wltsel with 80. 2nd Low Gross Lillian Anderson Htge; a son, Secretary and Blra. Ruth Magna BT MARY FOWLER mor* detail id report to the prison If* we* superintendent of Chase came witn tha presentation ot was ’ won by Comdr. and lira. Doane 11. llaga, Jr., Orlando; a ten, treasurer. A meeting of all Republican* l» commute* of tha state Cabinet Joint Ceremony Fertlliear Co. K o m b i r i 'i "Toy Symphony" W. IT. Swinion with S3. daughter, Mrs. June Anson, 1-onsj today. Heading the standing commit­ called for tomorrow, Wednesday .Mr. Nordgren le survived by one which was conducted by Miss Cor­ Comdr. and Mrs. James Parker I,land, N. Y.; and a sister .Mrs. morning, In the fir* hall at 10 Collin* eald Sinclair's appoint* aider. Mist Greta Nordgren of nelia Shaw. The Da Bary String won Low Net with 72. 2nd Low Blanch* Frederick, Philadelphia, ters are; Historian, Mrs. Fern a.m, Noel Drown and M, F, Cohn, Held For Officers Smith} hospitality, Mrs. Gaston f( Stockholm, Sweden; and three Ensemble was augmented by flva Net v u won by Comdr. and Pa. At a meeting of tho Campbell men? with the Cabinet committee eiecutlv# members of the Volusia Crosby and Mrs. David Rptha nephewi, Carl Nordgren, PhUedel- additional member* ol the Da Mrs. J. Russell Wilson with Allen-Summerhlll funeral Home child} memberahlpa. Mra. Harry county Republican organiiation Lotting Post 33, American Legion, had been arranged May 13, be­ phla, Pa., Lt. Comdr. Olaf G. Bary Chamber of Commerce. 73 H. of DeLand la In eharga of arrange­ Falk} puhllrlty, 6|r*. Kwald Mich will talk on the formation of a held lest night at the Legion Hut fore last week’s riot. Ona of tbft i Nordgren, U8N, Gadsden, Ala., and Etbei Bertsch Imitating the sound on Semlnolo Roulevard, officers matters which had prompted ar« Winning Low Gross In tha ments. elsen; reception*, Mr*. J. Living' local elub, Guitaf Ok* Nordgren Long Island, ot the cuckoo, H u rt Coffin play­ Rlnglea war# Jeanne Foulk and wero Installed In a joint ceremony rangement of tho mealing waa DeRary ha* the second largest aton, Mra. M. Page, Mrs. S.WIIkta legislative authorisation of t fur­ ing tha rattles, Everotte Swift George Herndon with 73. 2nd N. V. with the Auxiliary. and Mr*. If. Wright; refreshment* Republican enrollment In tha niture factory a t Halford. Funeral service* will be conduct­ Imitating tha quail, Henry Wood I.ow Gross was won by Ellen Mack Cleveland Sr. Mr*, Frank Mlldenberger and county and Is constantly growing. Tha following officers were In­ Ono prisoner, Russell Tongaf, ed tomorrow (Wednesday) after­ imitating tha nightingale, and Bette and Raymond -Lunqulst Mra. If. Gray; sunshine, Mra. C. Many who Joined the Democratic stalled by Rohert F, Oatman of charged last week In letters t« Expected To Relate noon at ) p. m. at Drlseon Funeral Harry Whitaker playing the tri­ Dot and Sonny Powell wan Roblollo} way* anl mean*, Mr* party now feel that they can rend­ Tavares, Sixth District Command­ friends In Miami that ha had k ata Horn* with Rev. J . B. Root officiat­ angle. Law Net with 71, 2nd Low Net Prlr# Goodaont welfare, Mra er better service If they 'return er: Lynn N, Lyon, Commander; "beaten and kicked" while In soli­ ing. During (be two Intermissions,1was won by Mr*. E. C. Uayman Plans For Revisions fhrl* Duller: American home, to the fold' and are eager to be Harry D, Russell, first vice-com­ tary confinement And form er pri­ Sanford Fire Chief Mark N. Mra. Henry Laahtr: arta and informed as t* th# proper pro­ mander; Waller Colan lllers, sec­ soners had complained of Itp pro per Burial will be In Lak* View two sound films were shown, and Mack Cleveland with 73. After prise* were award'd a Cleveland Sr., will ho principal craft* Mr*. W. Hoffman} litera­ cedure In ensuring this political ond vice-commander; George J, tre "Hoemln* Wyoming" and "Mys­ Cemeteryilm tn ; and unsatisfactory ton# delelout barbecue was enjoyed. n.-Maltlo, third vice-commander; dillont a t the prison. tery ol tho Incas." ' speaker Thuraday at tha noon ture, Mra, H. HHI} muale and reversion. Robert W. Deane, finance officer; Colllnt aald Florida badly naad# _ | luncheon meeting of tha Remind* drama, Mra. A. Muller and Mrs. Capt. Earl* T. Loucka, historian; ed a second stale prison a t another Junior C of C Group To Convene, County Junior Chamber of Coni- C. Rutter and International re­ Pizza Pie Is Paul P. Brefka, chaplain; Prank location lo relieve acuta over­ lations, Mrs. G. Crosby, Mra. Boating, Skiing J. Tackach, sergeant-at-a r rn ■; crowding at Ralford. Th* Lek* Mary Volunteer Blr# | „ v .. James Valentin*, retiring pres Officers Will Be will hold a meeting | Th* meeting, held at the \a c h t , blent was unanimously voted an Cushion For Fall * Karlyta Houtholdrr, service offi­ Halford's present population la Enthusiasts Have Department tonight at the Lak* Mary School j Club, will also feature the pre- : honorary preeldanL DETROIT Uft— A Urge pine pie cer; Kugena K. Stovall, adjutant. about 2,300 making It ono of thft Installed friday with th* business leaston aehedul| aentatlon of trophla Officer* of the Auxiliary, Install­ largest prison* In the country. Colcushioned the heed first fall nf a lo winners Corsage* were presented to the Officers of tho Seminole County Morning Cruise ed to get underway a t B o’clock. lb-year-old boy from a moving ed by Mre. II. L. Sevecs of Fern Una said that In hla opinion nft of the Joyce* new officers and reporta were Junior Tennis More than Junior Chamber od Commerce for ___ 14 . . boate,^ ........ . manned ............. It Is reported that Important ____ , u, „ , Perk, 6th District President, ware: mors than 2,000 should be houiad automobile yesterday. 1136-37 will be Installed at an alab- by members of tha Sanford Boat matters will be dlicnseed and de- Tournan>#n.. Wal|v * HIUp# Jr., ulwn by committee* and retiring Mr*. C. K, Hunter, president; Mrs. there end lha Ideal arrangement Th* youngster, William Shelofflrer*. Mrs, D. Rothschild wae orate ceremony Friday night. and Ski Club left tho Monro* ci,)«d upon at tonight1* m eeting., tooli flrit P1*™ tn »h* boys’ divlharf, was holding the Ralltii baked James Q. Galloway, 1*1 vice-presi­ would! be for about 1,900. Official* of tha organisation a rt 'Ion with Michael Moss the run- general chairman of the lunch­ delicacy while riding with an older dent; Mre, lliieaell Tench, 2nd viceFlva officers and five directors Bridge recently for a cruise to "I do not think the prleoft la eon. Tlia flower committee were} urging at arg* atten lance of the of the local Jayeee organisation Silver Glen 8prlngi, nerup. Merritt I'hillpi won the Mr*. R. Williams, 6lr*. C, Rohlollo, cousin, Thomas A. Ess*. Esse president; Mr*. Honner Carter, In bad shape except for 9V9TLeaving at approximately 6:30 department’s members. secretary; 3lrs. R. L. Miller, treas­ will ba Installed by Bob Wilson, crowding," he aald, top spot In the girl*' division with Mrs. If, Fanning and 31rs. K. made a sharp turn, (he ear door ■■ ■ re s id e n t of the Florida Junior In the morning tba erule# of more flew open end out toppled William urer; Mrs. Bobble Reaves, ser­ "Operation of tha prison sail Melinda McMurray the second Becker, than fifty mile* took the group FIRE RAGING 1 place trophy winner. geant-at-arms; and Miss Laura b* Improved and (hare ar* eom# Chamber of Commerce. —plica and all. LONDON bn — A fir# raging out Alto on hand for the Installation to the west lids of Lake George condition* which are not aatlafaeHe fell head-first, landed on tho Chittenden, historian. PRIORITY TICKET Fir* Chief Cleveland I* expected rarsmony will be Larry Condlct, whleh wa* tha ie*ne of the film- of control deep In a World War it to tell the Jaycen his plans for lory, but these condition* are not pitta and skidded scrota tho paved IDABKL, Okie,, UV-Tho tdab*'. lng of the movie “The Yearling" underground air raid shelter sent the revlalon* and Improvement* Fourth District vice-president. as bad a* stories from form tr street. Hit only wound we* a bruit­ City Council, a t the urging of Po- ed ;g firemen to tha hoapltal early prisoners would Indleale." knee. The dinner and Installation cere­ several yeara ago. for the local Fir* Department. He |lw) chief W )e rl| Toted u Overcrowding will b* relieved mony will be h<M at the Elk's Tha Sunday cruise was mother lo d i* Only one wae seriously In- will also tell of Immediate plans . . .. Partly cloudy through Wednes­ to some extent, ha eald, by aMIfc Club Friday night beginning at 7 of the many and varied trip* jured. The shelter 130 feet below for service Inside the city a. well *’• « * Cr" * d° Wn P * kln* rC“‘ ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS day with few widely scattered af­ lng women prisoners to lha ‘9r6# p, m.', according to tha latest ro- mad* monthly by the club ot the streets of London now la uaad aa service to the fringe areas of i ulelioni. Tha first ticket went to (Coetlneed ee Peg* 10) ternoon showers) Utile change In men'* prison near Ocala. CoBlna leave of tha Jayce* Journal pub­ boating and ekllng enthusiast*. '» • • «roop transit center. Sanford. I—Chief Ssllera. temperature. said ha would have a study mail* lished by the local organisation. of tho prison problem so ha ebutd Officers to be Installed are: have soma recommendations Georg* Andrew Speer, president; the 1037 Legislature, David Thrasher, 1st viee-pr*sldnt; Ed Hunt, 2nd vlee-prasldant; Gar­ field Willetts, secretary; and Bob |Acres O f Land Xllnatrlck, treasurer. Directors to be Installed i t tha Flooded In Idaho... tam e meeting ere: Joe Baker, BONNERS FERRY. Mahs ift -e Harry Csnell, Bob Crumley, Tom­ Men today patrolled tha eoddaft my McDonald, and M. L. Raborn Jr. dike* holding bach this north Ida­ 3 SanfordStudents • Have Applied For U of F Degrees Squadron Political Speeches A s Result O f Numerous Requests Praised Will Be Given Sanford Zoo Gels For Record Meeting Slated In Court House Large Crowd Is Expected To Turn Out For Kefauver Nationwide Plug In Magazine Issue Doane H. Hage Dies In De Bary Be Gov. Collins Says Mistreatment Tales Are "Exaggerated" Forty Teams To ** Enter In Tourney Called Tomorrow Weather Dynamite Problem PLANT C IT Y , Ml — "Mother what do people do with dyna­ m ite!" Mrs. Ben Xlmbei supplied an answer as best slM could, then uonnie, 14, stuttered the calm with! "Well, I found tome." Stacked on the porch were tour cartona of dynamite cap* marked: "Dangerous. Handle with t ir e ." He found the capt on tba roadaid# while bicycling ta d brought THB SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL GLEB Club «IU homo. * •» « » •• a | lb* year M m graduation agaretoao ho town. Soma 6,000 acre* of Uad along th* rlvar ar* flooded. Charles G. Howard, assistant flood coordinator for Boundary County, said two dike* cracked yqq* -j ttrday. Th* menaeed area includes 40,000 aeres of land. Tha Kootenai atood at 31:1 Ilast night, a foot las* than tbft morning raiding. But Howard I tba level wan misleading aa water waa spilling through Ike i break*. Flood stags to It toot Flood axMrta do not riou* flooding la loan* �* >■[ .r THE SANFOTtD HERALD p i p '/ o u p i x rr , onca that avcxb VT HAUCrri #*g.,T H A T NSW fo X O V M l ATTRACTS 1 ICNOW1 IT'S SO CROWCW 1 CAN'T <3lT IN, A w B itri r - r WHAT > A7« THOM 7, 5«Jl|H l|lili *TH* Nf IOHBDR&I S f t THAT w e y CAT r u e B Y P L o stvs s e x S J U WQE AN’MTCH \ FOP THE LONE \ PANOEP! WHAT'LL WE DOWITH THE ) PUT MM TO INJUN NOW W AT WE J WOPK.JUST KNOW HE'S THE LONE V . A S WE PASJOEP'S ML T J r \ PLANNED. JLL STAY OUT OP SIGHT BEHIND WE BOLLDCP. IF THE LONE PASSOEP COMES. I'LL GET THE OPOP J _____ ON HIM, ,_________ ^ t HOPENE)SO DOT! ID UKE COMESl J TO SEE HIM BLOWN SKY-HIGH V / V BY THE BLAST. p0 IP LONE SAANGBP FOLLOW TPAtL > HEPE— ) * S * L H /M D tE 'J Church in Lakeland Sunday and Mrs, Warren Ills*, Mri. Biscom visited friends hero over the Carlton and Mrs. W. R. Ilian, weekend. presided over the punch tibles. The Rev, Jesse Waller, Orlan- This Its waa spontorad by tha dn District Superintendent was WSCS of the Methodist Church the dinner gtirii of Iho ftev, end snd added fdl.SO to the local Mr*. Ji, U. ( grr Thursday snd treasury. The followingcommltlca conducted h quarterly copferenco chairmen with thalr helper* were later that evening at the church, responsible for thla being a most The literary lea given Friday successful and enjoyable affair: sllrmoon si the home of Mrs. publicity, Mrs. Cedi Sellers; InJames V. Richards, overlooking vllation, Mr*. F. C. Long; decoraLake Monrno was one of Ilia high- ‘.ions, Mrs. J, W. Padgett and "• tm- social nest dll. An- Mre, Harry Throop; refreshments, Koximetcly loo uuesli from Do Mr*. Harvey Dunn snd Mrs. Ussllnry snd Enterprise attended this com Carlton, delightful allair at which, Or. Mr. tnd Mri. E. v . Weaver Norman L. Uurnelt of DeLand lnd N<l) W iiv, r of WfU mV hV " l,r,,t, ! P*1*k.!,. r J nd1cho0' ; N. C„ and Mra. It. M. Bishop u « ita rihJ*viUbi * 1. in" P *Cn u f n( ^bsrlotle, N. C., and Mr. ami ?hl F ri mM nlk" a<„?i he m i l " Mr,‘ Roy w ,lv ,r ot Avon Park UMture » n r k Burelii m H f t , r * hou,• nf Mr. •"«* Mr*. ,*r* Mr*, vT, niwllngi' n . ii,". V*U n .,,1 H- . *■u,,.,. Bf*dd°ck for sevtrtl dsya fell nsme,,ldcould he inscribed among those of the ... : „ „ „ „ truly great southern novelists be• *, „*• *•. H. Ryan and cause her work hid a geograph- Miw »•!•» S n o d p i.i spent the leal significance much wider than V W *1 n , , , the particular locals about which , *"■ ., n " Mr*' J®** D*fl*U of she wrote. The many tacit* of hsr w ,r* .V l n | j 0n k. r , ‘ genius and ivaftsminshlp ware Maud Lynam Wadnasday afltralso covored ami Dr. Uurnatt lllus- nonn‘ traled hi* pomla with reading Ml and Mrs. EJ L. Cunnighan from soma of her worka. Ed, Jr. and Jean were spending Mrs, Richards horns ws* bam- Sundiy with Mr. snd Mra. E m i t tlfulty decorated with many bou- Derby In Mnte Rluff. quel* nf Rower* and one that Mr. and Mr*, (leorga Ryan and attracted murh attention was tlm cniluren Debbie and Susan awl mixture of cat tula and yellow Mra, Jack Ryan and Pal *> snnjxKagons around lha fireplace. Sunday at Naw Smyrna Baach. WAS* AN® tWT W l Virginia Stanley. Mr*. Trance* horn* of Selma Larcom on Maine QUILT Flaher, Mr*. Jane Hart, Mr*. St. Mlaa A. Hartbowar baa been W uh your t ld*r-d»wn quilt, hy Florenea Windham, Mr*. Virginia a houitgutat of Mri. Caule hand In lota of warn »oap or Holtelaw and Mr*. Joann Voacaa. Alio M in Charlene Armstrong, wteh*. detergent auda, repeating In • Maltra for the p u t aeveral Mlaa Jerry Jo Lowla, Mr*. GenaMr. and Mrs. Robert Carlton tacond tubful of fraah. eltan Vivo' Avia, Mr*. Phyllaa Kelly, Mrs, Ellia'oath Satterfield, Mri. ara entertalnlrg Mr*. Carlaon’l aundi. Rlni* will, aqutaio out Ry Mr*. RUTH LAYO Misa 'Jeborah Blanton **• Mile*1 -Dorothy Rlc« and Mr*. Lola Rud- parent* of ntteburg, i'a. who extra watrr and hang lha quilt or guest at a bridal shower re­ dall. have arrived on a aurprlte vials. In tha ihada. Shat* It oftan dur. Mra, C, L. Robertson and Mra. cently held in har honor Word recently received from Ing drying. U a t of all, boat I* by Mr*. Robert Hammond William Hallam visited M r a. Mr. and Mri. Arthur Thompson, well on both aldaa with an old* Clarence Snow at tha Saperto who have returned to thalr homo faihioned carpat beater; thla and Mrs. Hlxon B, Eldrldga, Miss Dlanton was presented a Horn* Wednesday and report In Farmington, M*. tall ua that fluffa and dlatributea the 4*Wi white nylon gown and rob* with that Mra. Snow Is doing very the weather la atilt vary cold and it had been neceeaary for them to filling.________________ scuffs to match also tha tradi­ well Announcement haa been made hava their heating system turned tional something blue. Mrs. Batty The avarago Ardeclean coniumPeters presented the bride-elect of tha marrlaga of Kathlean on. ed J ’.i buibela of wheat la ISOS, Williams, daughter of Mr. and with a corsage. Mr. end Mri. Neal Gilbert, who Guests Included Mra. Elisabeth Mra. 0111* Willlame, to A/Jc have been ataying wish Mr. and Mlnnton, Mrs. f’areh Blanton Frederick C. Delloff May I, In Mr*. Jama* McGrath for aeveral v m L o o k (* from Cleveland, 0.; Mrs, Rune Orlando Airman Delloff is the weak*, have taken an apartmant J. Irey, Rochester. N. Y.l Mr*. son of Mr. an! Mrs. Ivan Delloff at 1208 East Central Ava. In Or­ lando. Mri. Gilbert la tha daugh­ Evelyn Hobbs, Mrs, Joseph Harp­ of Kingston, N. V. Mrs. Delloff was attended by ter of Mr. and Mri. McGrath. e r and Mrs, J. W. Putnaay, Or­ lando; Mrs. Fred Blstllna, Mr*. Mlse Helen Carted and A/3c Tha puplla of tha aavanth Jean Porter, Mrs. John Carul- Merle C. Guthrl* served es best grade at Lyman School enjoyed hers Mra. William Hudson, Mr*. man. their annual picnic at Banlando William I'rossar, Mr*. William The young coupla will reside Springe Wednaiday. Homo room Whorton, Mrs. R. T. Mllwte, Mr*. In Orlando, Mother* war* tha hoetaiaaa and Thomas Blanton and * Susan Mrs. Cassia Malar*, Mra. Selma a dallclou* lunch wa* eevarad Blanton. Larcom and Mlaa A. Hartbowar after a moat enjoyable awlm Miss Blanton will ba married left Longwood for Naw England Rayon Scatter Ruga June 211 at -t::iO p. in. at Christ Monday morning. Mra. Larcom Episcopal Mlsslan Church In will b« going on to Farmington, Ara Machine Washable Longwood. Har groom 1* Randall Ma., while Mri. Malar and Mila Smell scatter rugs mede with Donalson, Crosa City. Hartbowar will atay at Sanguii a tufted surfece of crlmpad car­ ■| derful Mlection of hun. H pet rayon set Into a rubber latex Member* of tha graduating Mass, b ite ran he washed by machine. H dredi of (selling, new ^ elass of Lyman School were en­ E Meeitro Colon lo many J 9 Mr*. Charles Nlrkols entertaintertained with a picnic and id aavaral ladlae at bridge last Launder dark color* separately, '1 Pltiiburgh Paint* for laswimming party at Hnnlamlo Saturday. Among those present using detergent aude and cool B tsrior or exurlor us*. ™ Springe on Tuesday afternoon and playing wart, Mri. Leroy water—no more than 00 degrees. with Mr*. Otis Fourekra, Mr*. S'cuman, Mra. S. C. Carlson, Mrs. Pastels are aaf* In warmer suda SENKARIK Garland Rhaw and Mrs. Taylor Etta Jamis and Mrs, Tom Glad­ —up to 108 dtgraai. Tumble drying at the lowest Muir the hostessee. win. GLASS anti PAINT CO Among the graduates present Robert Robertson, who Is a t­ temperature w ill' hava the tufts soft and fluffy. Or hang thi ruga were Joan' Joyce, Frances Four- tending Ruilnesi College In Jack­ Your Color Headquarters akre, rhylls* Creamer, Marilyn sonville, ipent the weekend with over parallel clotheillnn on a breesy day. Whan dry, shah* 112414 W. 2nd St. Synder, JoAnn Lawrence, Ann* hit parenti, Mr. and Mri. C. L. looped-plle rugs briskly to fluff Mae Muir, John Schulte, Donald Robertson on Maine St. Phones 320 ft 2118 Lea, Donald Stevens, Gene Meeks Mr*. I.eroy Neuman was host- tham up, and glv# cut-pile rug* a soft brushing. Or accomplish Alvin Winter, Cecil Bedsole, ask at brldga Thuraday evening Travis Lovelies, Ralph Farina, at her home. Among those play­ tha sema raauUa with tha revaraRobert Crump, Dotty Robinson, ing were, Mra, Charles Nickels, *d airflow of a vacuum clsanar. Carol Hughes, Janet Hint* and Mra. R. .0, Carlton. Mra, Eva James Newman. Jamas and Mri. T. Gladwin. Mias Lucy Pllolan and Mrs. C. L. Rnbsrtson lift Wednesday Elitahatfi llnumun entertained in morning for London, Ohtario, on RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Robertson formerly honor of Miss Ernestine French hutlnaas. lest Thursday evening. Miss lived In Estes, Ontario. Can., but Real Estate Sslee — Rent*!* — Investments French ii the bride-etecl of hae been residing In town for the Eugene Heaton, The event wa* pest two years. Dependable Insurance end Bonds u lilinn shower ami wa* held at Carl Craig, who has spent sev­ the homo of Miss Plloian in Win­ eral weeke as guest of hie sister * 0. M. Harrison, AasoclaU Broker Mist Winona Craig, at her home ter Park, Guests were the Mrs. W. E. on Lake St. left to return to • 8. D. Hlghleyman, Aaaoclata Salesman Schelllg, Mr*. E. H, Sexton, Mrs. Cleveland, 0, on Saturday, Ii. T. Milwto, Mrs. William BurMr. and Mri. J. lfartbower of bunk, Mr*. Kulllta Grantham, Sarasota visited Mr. Harlbower's, Mr*. Kalhrrlnt Teague, Mrs. elster over tha weakend at lha •*t *t«*tttt News O f Men In Service ARMY HOME TOWN NEWS CENTER, KANSAS CITY, Mo. 7th D!v„ Kor*a—S*rg*ant First Clan I/111 0. Harold, who» wife, J*unils, lives at MO Celery Ave„ Han­ ford, Fit, I* playing softball in Korea for Tank Company of tha 7th Division’! 31st Infantry Reg|. rnept. A communications chief In the company, Harold entered tha Army in 1MJ, He was last sisHoned at Tort Bragg N. C. Serg­ eant Harold arrived in Korta last Saptambar, , Ha la tha *on of Mr. and Mra. Jorn r . Harold. MO Tindall Haight*, Macon, Ca, W ant A Jack Benny Basem ent? Clean all tha tlilngi you're not uilwr out of your triiriige, attic or tipare room to make room for the cash you'll receive by aolllng tham through • Claislfled Ad. Our Want Ad writers prepare ads for you. Lowilu a buyer through Classified Ads for anything and everything. Naah 1. Kennedy, attalworkar flrit elan, mad* Chief, affactlva May U, from examinations in Ftbruary, It w n announced rec­ ently. Kennedy make* hie hum« '•* Sanford and la Antique In tb« Weil India*. *• America's largest tailing car2 minion more owner* than any other make I A U TO LOANS Loweit Coif D riv t w ith c a r s . . , EVERYWHERE! *SANEO RD INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT, Mambar FDIC PHONE 1881 Seen only on higher priced cars and Chevrolet COR, 2nd. ft Palmetto Ave, �I it V i i M I I* J1 IU •M ... III* 1:61 M4 . •'» •* 1 It 1* ■ft tl I II THE SANFORD HERALD C*Bf*UT THE AIM TALK-evw SINCE IAJWC* FIATITOL a— SHIP FASSEP OVWHfAP... CLEAR mg TAME - 4 EXPO *E MY MAPS. Tk|N LEAVE ME TO „ My WORK/ — - A PATROL SHIP? WHY WASN'T ! TOLD OP TTHMf flash dOttCW failep TO oncer IT BOW* - T«y FfEL ir is n o r y SAFE TO STAV,/ Hew.' r r 1 / AVI, MK»HTVKAO. A t A t M M ALL TWOOAt/ NtAPV TO MAXCM/ v « ( n u r> n tth * K i. • Tl l l l l l f ITTKRtMl* *r-im u r. alia Carl* W*u S»t*l* tin t, Laal A Al**)• OrK-'in LarrMaal A *•)**, >• aa ARta. Jiihn I'ah fit" « uon .'iiC* i.uioir i,an* tl*r>s*r Rindinou* Ub«t*c* ■ I.** Th'** I.lf•* (ltd tikillun 1*1 OOU (Juiitta* Ford Th»*tr* Fir*.Ida Th*4U» i'ro«>rii*da Mfht N«W| Hap,in Arli.tr' To Fa.hlnn XtarllaM Thantia Plan nir ■ « r.ti >r.*iM t HOIlAIAU H i«*» PtotraiB Ataaana Na*|.Waat!i*r Th* Marnlne Shaw Captain Kaoiiroo VUwtr't Uia*ti Otrrr Muor* t.lnW KO'IIC* aim* Thla t.and of Our* dir Ik* It Itluh L*rty Valiant Intv* of Llf* Starch for Toman ow t r n a 'o n a . Jack Pair hhow ••Aa tha World Turoa" Rut**M Q L*wl» Art Llnhl*U*r'a lloua*iiatiy Filin Far* Tha IIIp Papaff Filin Far* (lot. Croabp Show llrlfhtvr Imv Paor*l Slorin Tha nd«a nf N'lalil Chanhal lit Croaataad. II I t# »* 311 i1* <• .'i M M N**« Wrtt*rx Jambar** S**a P i 'i i OalMt (3*0 ,\ i * i »»**'• At A 01S»** J(h t i l * Chair* Uutalni Pttad*** iiifmohy l-m* Wort* R( MIR* Hi:*l( Tnr l.*4ft* ll*r* »n1 Th*r* I |) | ct»* f»mi »f M*l»«f Wall* II S»*« AITKRROn* Malta Fora Input nrrtra.a*. Mtllfl** lur Non* flanrh .'im ii.u Lm iu ) dam* " .. lit M , ... • Viait hit l la a iltlniitii Picard l*r**l«ir T*«f> Tim* htVt Tr.a Tim* j 9 I »FTE? YOL-Vi CLEANSD s THI3 0IJE, SBBIFVOU CAN PIT INTOTHE ISO MW YMI7HEV SVD A MW OP My CAURS WOULD PIT WELL IN V ARTUXEEV! ^ VOU SEIM > veu SAy YOU X / TO MEASURE HAVE W OPENING \ I ( up to The POE ME HI L 1_____ \ BsO'Jiflf.riNTS astillerv, w ar/ciA S S iF U CENTER A r * tvoem c p >ouwho wwe BAZOOKA* OR EA RS, CAW/ THEMTOTHE AARAOE TODAY. THE REST OP VOU HUN* / X MX« SALES, r ------ / IF MV BRAIN WAS ‘ AN ATOMIC bomb; IT WOULDNT EVEN • BE BIG ENOUGH TO Vf BLOW MY T— . S HAT OFF y J I FOQGOT i TO TAKe OFF , MY SHOES , [ ANO SOCKS ] cwGwooa WHERE < ,, ARE J i ( you ? y / SLONCHE-WHATS >|Hl THE MATTER WITH ELMER? WHY ALLTHE ' T BACKING? y B la c k T u b a tf T y p * Dm l e i w 1*4 rw* SMkTkM* 4*0 11 II4.N $tt.M ♦17.40 it.ve 1171 A76-11 14.11 ta.es 14it 44.10 7.10-11 740 11 47.10 II.U 4141 UM 100-14 17.40 11.10 1.10-1} M il ta n 14,40 (ll( HE'S SHOVJING OFF- This voice changed N FROM SOPRANO r i ’ TO RARITONE y ■ ^ T TODAY W h ite T ub«d Typ* y*4 ft## •»k nm* Id Itf* ♦41.10 A40-1J p a to m » lie* 47.40 *70-1} IS IS IM S I7J1 7.10-11 1AM 7.44-tl 11 M 14.10 till 100 IS *1.40 41 U 1t.1l 44.40 44 40 1110 •-S0-15 Foundation Grants Money For Study NEW YORK tit - The Rockefeller Foundation has granted t2iO,O0O for a two-year study of possible dinger of atomic radia­ tion upon present and future gen­ erations. The grant, awarded yesterday to the National Academy of Sciences m :• W. B. (Brown) MILLER) County Commissioner D istrict 1 reading everything he ctild get ' his hind* on about bull/lghtlitl. 'Love Me Or Leave Me *eOLORu* "One day lit 1H4 I was standing m tha tn tran is to a Cincinnati office budding," he re«gll*, "I watched tha people rush out uf = k C lN B M A S cO p £ '■ " -1' - - 1 I rd. Pol. Adv.) Vu*LA• FEAT.—1:44 ONLY . ... njetiESst®41'*1 ’' , 4 ': - ’ ■ ' TO U CH TO N DRUG CO. PHEftCRiPTioN c n E s iia r s Cm . 1st A Magnolia •<t**lalln* h> lllrklmoa ttT« L U rdlM MU* .. . 111* 4.40 15 4 7015 7.1011 7 40-15 ■00-15 11015 / f0cappa bl» t l r t i ' Not Second Line, Not ThircT Line but Brand New First Quality Tires same as used by car manufacturers on new 1956 cars. T u b * t* s * III Ik* t*J Ik* 1*1h !!#*$• $14.10 $17.10 551.10 14 15 17.75 51.40 14 45 I4J0 a* a 41.41 41.10 11 71 71.50 4155 1411 75.10 >0 10 is ie r*<opp*bt* )«•• Now you tan *n|oy lr»m»ndoui tovlngt on ail fyn** of Sup*r Champion T iro loo-blotkwolli or whllowelli In tub*l*ll nr luba typ*. Th«i* or* Ih* lii* i with oil th* (a lr a i—*«tra blow­ out and puncturo ial*1y , . . ■itra ikia proltclion . . . *>lia m ll*ag(—AND on o ilra speciol prico If you buy nowl VOTE FO R T u b a l* * * talk* 1*4 TL* M Tint’ 1171* ♦1141 $41-00 41.40 H.50 14.40 44.50 1111 M il 17.71 .51.10 1545 14.4a 1*71 14.10 10.10 41.40 40 40 If.M 1415 15 01 H e re 's o u r offer on Super C h a m p io n s In Wuhlngton, D. C . wi* on* of a number totaling l?,377.EU made told five UUvialon aeta one morn­ ing thla spring—In a town 11 mtlea by the foundation In a variety of from the ntareat tranamitter. fields during the fir, L quarter of In Matlce he’a known aa Lula thla year. Kosa, Matador, twlcb-gored vet­ “The study," tile foumation eran of 2t bullflghta In the prov­ said, “ will bo carried out by silk inces and a good bet to bit Mevico panels devoted respectively to ge­ City. Gugal la 21 and a salesman- meny of them were In a rut thay'd netic effects, short ami lung range turned • matador - turned • sales­ never be ahle to leave. I decided pathological effects, dlaplnl and man. Tha lateit switch goaa back right then I'd make a break. I dispersal of radloacUve wastes to a Saptember day In 1M4 at went back to tha office, resigned, which relate to food and agricul­ Acapulco. Gugal turned hit back and headed for Mexico City aa ture." on a winded' bull but tha bull soon as I could." first was In - Eighteen farm foresters work wasn't as Ured aa he looked, i . . Gugcl's .... ,, bullfight , , uugei got a inree-mcn groin iU e!,C ^ n,k directly with smell woodland ownwound that ian't completely heal­ 1954. lie still regards that first ( r | ,n pjorjffB helping them mako tight as his best. ed. 1the most of their woodlands He continued to fight novlca thiough better forest management. sometime this summer Uugei butts in Mexico's smaller rings , plana to put hla order book aside | and take up hla mulcts once more. even after the goring he got In [ Hla big ambition la to have at Acepulco In September. "A M i E X P E R IE N C E IS What's the future In bullfight­ [ least one fight In Mexico City's AN ARCH TO UUIl.il ing? "There Isn't any—If you Plata da Tores, the world’s lar­ ■ UPON." keep at It too long. Your reac­ gest bull ring. Then he may re­ Experience Is a most im­ tire. although Ha makes no prom­ tions get too slow, and you can end up a helpless cripple." ises. portant part of the practice There's nothing In Cugol'a back­ of medicine and pharmacy. ground to axplam his love of the Afer your physician re­ bull ring. He was bom In Cincin­ ceives instruction in his nati, sarvad In the Army Air Medical College, he then Force In World War II, and gra­ interns in a hospital to duated from Qeorgatown College, STARTS TONIGHT learn by experience how to Georgetown, Ky., in 1M1 after ma­ joring in psychology and educa­ use the knowledge lie has BTARTt) 7; 10 ' tion. ; gained. It was a vacation trip to Mexico Wo Pharmacists, after to 1M0 that changed Gugcl's life. attending our College of Ha wandered Into the Plata da Pharmacy, must also serve loros and uxut an stale scat, an apprenticeship in e near aa exit. pharmacy before we can "I wanted to be xbla to get out of hera In • burry,’’ he saya, "I receive our liceunu to prac­ don’t like tha sight of blood and tice pharmacy. B.cause of I wasn't aura I could stand it." this experience we or i FEAT—1:00 Ha atayed for tha entire show serve you beat when you and went back la Mexico City need any medicines or SECOND FEATURE again In tWl and 18U. Meanwhile health-aids. ha worked at hla job In tha aatas w-a-ats eow urut, p e u m i i A % * department of an airline at Cin­ cinnati and spent hla Urea time DoibsDay-JamesCagney SANTA CRUZ,. Citl/. (M — Up to a certain point, Loula Roaa Harney Cu|el looki and bahavu m e an averago dom«iilcat*u white collar American. He itlla TV aeta for a living, be­ longs to the Mooie Lodge and it a mamber of the Air Force Re­ serve. He alio flghla bull*. Around Santa Cruz he'a known aa a pretty good aaleamaa. He and l*vr lw » Hu 4 4011 4.70-11 7.10-tl 7 O il 100-11 1 JO-15 4.00-14 S id e w a ll III* *7fwt * •! $ Barney Cugel Is Busy Man S id e w a ll BLACK S IO E W A L L tig N* Tr*4*-fa Frit* Dll 1*ti4 Typ* 0.40-15 ♦ 11.70 0.70-15 19.00 7.1015 11.70 7.00-15 :tl.73 0.00-10 17.13 0.50-10 31.10 T«b*!« it 0.70-13 23.13 7.1013 14.25 7.0015 14.00 5*1* hit* t*tk* ♦ 14.90 13 05 17.45 19.10 11.95 I MO 17.95 19.00 21.00 W H IT E S ID E W A L L six* Ilf. N* T).4t-I« Fil«* 1«k*d Typ* 0.70-13 ♦14.00 7.10-15 10.00 7.00-13 29.10 0.00-10 21.50 0.30-16 20.55 Twbtltn 0.70-tS 27.13 7.1013 29.70 7 60-13 22.00 tat* FiIm 0**Ha ♦19,40 21.00 2171 17.11 11.15 V 21.91 14.21 2$70 ’Flu* fa* and your rtcappabl* llr* ? i r * $ t o n t TRANSPORT B-112 TRUCK TIRE RANO McNAILY ROAD AVlAS and TRAVEL GUIDE Uia c 6 .0 0 - 1 6 EVSN LOWER PRICES 0d CHAMPIONS Plus tax apd your recappabte tire *-*■------ - ROAD MAPS Of AU 41 STATIS PIUS CANADA AND MEXICO e CorwinUnt Potk.l « w e Cpoil-to-Caoit ll»t of «od'» Motion*. « I Special Cor-Doto Fog**, e Meny Melptwl Ttov»t up*- C H E C K TIR ES r e C H E C K A C C ID E N T S $ f o n e stores �mm siness jiiriidtttnil i Iocbm and annual the* M bo bargain at a dime a doxen. for * few Itka-mindad people get toto fora aa aaaodation, one of their Me U t r i t f c k a ttywWj to tv» btaxoned m tha kiUrhaad*. More often than h themes are of the ‘‘onward* and up. , Sp t i l l DAWION NlW YORK tfw-Tha Americas S S K » m f^ ± L ! T ! j S & *ihB m u f T w ! of individual IndusWee, business na a whole has been :w ateadr — T ry that ghe iaduatrial production isden haa dipped a Uttle from the h‘*h »t maintained Is the Aral ■ “ the of thia pear, ^tdow H. Cunlea, General Mo­ *•» V*o»\4oat wbooa bullish pro- brij iter to to r * * " " • IHH| prices b li ended, tor the time being snywsy, the long elide. That the sectors ot th* economy balance aseh other off: Auction down but truck sadIfrdgM nr output upi bome buMig crff f but eommmcrelsl tad M mUUI construction booming; te x tile s down but miehlnarp »»f «Pthou Industrie* Met no having tough stoddlng at tha moment go right on taaouadng plana to « paad, confidant that whatever alio of a dip map Uo launodlatalp ahead tha aconomle grade in the nvxt few paara la going to bo most. ^ ™ w o r* 1 g s Tt S J«W8^ t r x & x x T '* '- 1 out . . r £ nnt 3 awlu»sthes almoet s a THs mllUon t reomparad elairo» " raowuu L., JIUMT nr and then, howevnr, rn organlxatlon , 0 , bp with e theme that haa realI mum- ^ Miuch hen been coined by the Nation(Teas of Perenti and Teachorn: The ^ J end the community: Each ahepon the wouW -.’the FTA aervon both." peryg M ggeorta n truth that Is of profound {ufor ?**£? haa L* ^^non^'ho * r.nt * !! t Hf tor manv to accept. 80 todap there are an Increasing number fearing i/p T o m •« *ha m g*£S?" U WBl8|- tBd ,or t t E B m T f & t ly Right w £t tpar naw tt'a Just being atuck “ s a ts a i Too Late To Classify when the wultn ere bad. Happily, there In a cure. Even moro rheee things ere implicit in the r«TA happily. It alio pnrformn wonder* for nprlng he.Tttafratifyinf that thin Mtlonwlde fev#r and winter tenilone. misetlon Which ha* * number of Its « l* Here It In, recommended without quallfU its deeply rooted here In our own com- ent on: Get outAwe for a picnic, a drlye, a ifty, with membership that In newly backyard puttering iCMlon, or any other exi the 10-milllon mark, has clearly in mind Cuae that comeg to mind. Even In stubborn eloeo re’etionnhln between family nnd case* where the cure doesn't work, It'S fun. mmnltf. those fathers who groan when e e • Borne cooler heada are predict Ing a dip during the eummar, followed bp a daeldad pick up In the final manlha of tha rear. The Federal Re*rv* .Bard roporta tadu*trial output practically unchanged alnee December da•pile the drag os R bp the thorp cutback la auto production. * The weakneae la thta induatrp hag ipread aiaca th* board count. cd lnduatrlal noeee. and when u gate around to looking at the month of Map aa a whole It map find '“^ . “ rai^thanan UlaitT it ” at dead canter that la making pooe,Bt lo.w,r “ * ,4 ir tt»n Ust. of aLbor . The U. *■ Department of aLbor P'» "erV0U*ha* aoma naw llgurea on another »<* spot It reporta that in April nbout IP per cent fewer dwelling pnlta ww* started than the roar before. But leader* la the host* bufldlag iatfaitry erg baking tar • Gunge tor thejbetter this month aj* ^ .In d u str ia l and eontmerelal bufidtag efljtiauo* is bo A * •!* bulwark cd the acenemp. Tha farm iituatloa mobs a little re o f t h e b U m e fwnl uumsaivo* Ult wMk wb4n lh, y mt6, tt p]lin hj UUaU the; think and vote ^ tBd „ nn0, ^ awepod, bp the bellowing of the demigog or *umpeded by r*cobaiters. 1 , kit’s continued advancement. It mdicatoo *«md thinking on tha pm of the .iecio«i. tfaet U tocUllid to reuia good men end lupport ihtm when there U no p»rucui*r reiion for nuking • change. The riortda deleitUon in J O n T A ^ ^ £ 'ST Sr t S S S r S S We're Warning You! .......................y In ’making the for action. an effective Fiv* youths youths ofo f high high school school age a g t (the (tho SjSjSea10 i7»u. <Uut°*tb.T d£* wd indm*1l. ere In. e“much'tttrt much betteriiiuSn position Five ntate atnta doesn't dooan’t matter; mnttor; It eould could happen almost almogt fuited fu,ted mMt most voter*. voters. The m«*tertui masterful to «ccompiUh accomplish thing* things for Florida anywhere) piled Into a car tho Othtr night manner In which CoUlne handled tosn a newcomer could, The Sanford Herald nnd headed for n dance at n distant town. throughout tha campaign though It wna plain that thev worn mtnore, •ucceeded In buying aome boor. They had n good tlmo at tho (Unco, drank tha beer, started the drive homo long p u t midnight. Tho boy at tho whool m illed a curve nnd the car plunged Into t river. 0*1..* . _e ,u„ . . . . J. n w n .i Threo or th e five youtna wore drownoa. Thoy hid broken tho low; there • no doubt of th a t Throe of tho boya paid tho ox* jj, )j,a tJ tt ^ the nation aa nothing alee could. gegregaUon U no mora a probtom of Florida than tha Bouth aa ■ *hola and tt will be solved In trerne penalty for It. But someone else broke tha law, too; the man who sold them the beer. Even If he la convicted, the penalty he paya will bn a minor ona In comparison. The pittem la a familiar one. It la a pat* tern that ought to be ahattarad, for all too often mil Ing Intoxicants to minors is s pro. "Uu"«E out S5"5lS & U m ^ rs™ . of the way, public interest will b,» bails If tot best minds and sblast toaderahis of both raeea tackle tha problem with sanity, tolerance one sound judgment, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ^ ■ws* a n a s S w i T S S w r . ---------- -Tuesday, May 33, 1959 --------------------------- f TODAY'S F1BI.E VB|WB that dAr aad hour knoweth no mao, no not the engws of heaven; hut only mv father, Matthew 24:88—Many vary good people have thought they know the time of the and of all things, but for two thousand years they have proven wrong. It Is best to live every day as the tho we had to render our account shortly. to t e l u t e d Heriiao la aipraaslag The Florida Highway Petrel served t h i / U S / mupon ear matters 41 general. pubUs. W# notice today that It will deal harahly with racklass drivers on the hlghwayi during the! J?!!, , Memorial Day holiday ^Vsdneedsy, May SO. eltp-wtde, 70k Don't' ( p we djdirt^warn you. ftHj* Preparedness Is the answer to danger from flrea that might break out In Fenford. Had It not been for the well trained firemen Friday night, Sanford might today be nothing but emolderlng ruins. A number of race* must he do- lag and my prediction la that th* number of ballots east in the aec* °n*l primary wiu b* tar baluw those cast In the first S son slumping tha state and aettvn organUaUoaa working In thslr behalf, most Interest wlU center on this battle, but it does not have the appeal that attanded the Guv entor’a race. While Kefauvsr seemed, to bo the favorite a few weeks ago, there U evidence that Stevenson has been gaming strength and what happena will depend large­ ly on the lmpmiloa they make during their Florida eampalgahig F^or to the date ef the aeon f prt* to**T. The two gentlomea are sebedu]«d to dabata in Miami later thla month. Steven ion chillenged Xefauver to debate on a autewlde eelevlilon hookup either Map goth m am en. Now there's ai we're only too glad to Up eur, orutCHt deaylfo the foot our No. t fop, Uncle gupor Able, oporto I I I I l l , , 5 I A ll GRATEFUL FOR THIS EXRESSION OF CONFIDENCE AND ASSURE YOU IT WILL BE MY q W D IW PUBLIC OFFICE. i lilC K N. CLEVELAND. JR. Trouble wltfc a rainy day Is that' • dandy crop. while it's a dandy situsa net te . 1 t I mew the lawn It's else usually tea A Seattle, Wash., men has start- wet to ploy gelf^ ^ e t a walking trek te Seltbenhs, Alaska . Owes* ha's trying ta preva two feet equal ta 1,100 mile*. I l l A Buffalo, N. Y, high school la dsvoUnf U minutes a day for IB weeks teaching Ua students good The only way Eskimo* count la on thslr fing.rs and tote—Factographa. Never knew before It ever got warm (trough for ’em to take off thslr aaowshoes and. mittens. U SE COLOR I A S P A IN TER S DO!. MODIRN, HONEST AND E m CIENT SERVICE M HOURS A DAT A WILL TRAINED STAFF OF OF* FICKRfi . . . EQUAL PROTECTION TO ALL . . . SPECIAL PRIVILEGES TO NONE . . . . Sleeveless T-ahirt, 8.80, Pedal push* er*. ASA Slashed nock J-ahlrt, 4.95. Short shirts, 8.95. Jacket. 0.50. Walk, inf aborts, ABA THE HOBBY FAMILY WILL HUMBLY AFPRE-r . CIATE YOUR VOTE MAtMth. ■m (FA FeL AA »p J. k Rabhg) I FBONI *TT D A RE TO Mix color* fearlessly . . . . Ilk* Van Gogh. Thrlllififljr. . . like Gauguin. Splaah blue on groan. Rad on yellow. Bold on bolder. Ba tha girl ha remembarn after vacation In Bacony'a dl* vlna-iooklng, dash-stitched Ducklyn separates . . all dtop-dyed in unfor­ gettable painter*' color*.' Washable. Crisp . . . like Unon * . crease-resis­ tant, too, Specially designed for cool­ ness. News now . . for sun-and-fun, days ahead. Sties 8-18, • f AYR BSPRBWTAITO SBOVF OKI 1 Today e young or mlddl# aged person seems more apt to be maimed or killed be aa auto accident than from nap other cause. Dose your agency offer thla exclusive Travellers Auto Insurance which provides gag or gto per week disability pay­ ments for life, end gBOOO 1 110,000 death benefit T Vaecow conilnues to Uatrt radio woe Invented By a Nusetoa neaied Popov, Could tt Bo that . In tho V. f« however, chin "Popov* to fort tho fovist way optHech still is almost now- 0/ *potting "MoreontTt cut letters to fit the space aUahli MY PLEDGE .IT IS 0KATI7YING TO ME AS ONE OF YOUR TATE REPRESENTATIVES TO REALIZE THAT OUR CONFIDENCE IN ME IS SUCH THAT YOU HAVE SEEN FIT TO NOMINATE ME WITHOUT OP* POSITION. Aboat IMa Qaeettoa hat t*. evar possible iattera should be cate that the big debate has been Demos Call Plan 'Numbers Racket' : BEAflDB ere rspldly coming Into popularity among the gay Midi* i t t o a w t according to a Mrtttah newspaper. In tola 1»aUnee, the word "hladee" has nothing te do with raaors, I I I andjKjhful. No wrune* to up. All lotti JjF *jj{» • l1*be withheld from U*e. debates or campaigning on puwiettioa upon upo request Wher* the Sabbath. Latest reports indl May 31. If either candidate touches on the subject of ecgregatioa It will Bp JAMtl MARLOW ducsd figures which they threw •» job. be lightly since the outcome of tho May IT, ltM Associated Frees News Analyst the Democrats In the MM congres- Truman’s program was a two- Sanford Htrald, Governor's n ee dearly Indicates WASHINGTON lit — President slonal alactlons In attempts to show in.ona (rrangsmsnt: ona eovared OenHsmsn: — VOtere --------------------.. tost the of Florida .are ,h^ . A« . i \ dhinhi w W n . m*n*'r- •mplofaa'of quisttonabUloyaltp; I hav# boon noUelng your artt* mor* ‘h*n fed up on Ihls subject E S a 'L J T . (3 » i 7 aVee* President "’Nison ,h* 0,l,,r handled security rlake- dee of recommendation for dean- * " d e“n' f 1'*d 1<)fll)r wl® * .^y1” - . r/ f 1 workers who might be miitotetp tog up First St. and wish io discussion of to. real Issues. 7 miMiVin 1 \leem^ol'.Med^with \t fimoerit*^Niaon always a man l°yal but might jsopardln national eompllment you mi your efforts. ~ Republicans seem P’»t*ed with It, DaiMvate Ntaon, 1y a m n ||cuilty beesusa, (or Instance, they I ballsve believe a good d*a) could be Sanford Herald for the complete, Rut they have begun to tone tor jt eolorhu phras , » . h(1(1 a# aenilUva Mn,m Ys job job but but drank drank or or accompllehed not fair fair and Impartial coverage In accomplishedalong along First First St., St., not _ only without cast to the March*reporting the news ot tba reeeat The Truman security program ,n to. but at aa actual savings to primary election, covered only some government them. If all merchandise was ro* | an also grateful to tha peowhichsee Ine v some way from Ttha. walks tt *»*• p|« for the vote -agencies, g * M * . u e | Ihqee l u w a w vreeewsn iim w m / " to°ved . ----------\ ”side , ----t T H W spplandld B p p ig H U ia T U M I given M lY R n Jrw J’ wr* tovelved In nationalsecurity, would look much batter and there m, lnd I deeply tppreclato the • t-om- Elsenhower lumped the program wo'“<l n°t be so much shop worn kar(j work by my /tlends on my rstton's ,nl0 ona blg eateh.au, lov;ring aU merchandU* to cut tha price on; behalf. " S OR It* wa.a.I.. ttiaeekw wseblnn m . m l . .. s. sL. “ I made many more ffiende dur­ ing the campaign and taking B M m M committee: t0n‘ .m p t/e Tbl* will bardlp keep the poll- 1. Since the »tart of the Elitnhim » oodlie bieide the stores sad not everything into conildereUon I tleisaa from Ucklag H around a bower program two ysirs befort, i«eli* just tha shopworn Items outside believe I made a good showing. bit la this pair’s campaign. But »,no person* hid quit their gov- | ^ ™ o ™ ■' Sanford la' »©t Y lituYcountry 1 ef" "* *• Wk the JUpubUcans won't be able te srnmsnt Job* or basn fired*uoder * r,T,r,o 'DK T head, town and should be mads to look •nOU*1' for ' “PP* 1 Ind » • heat the Semecrsta over the haad the security program but — Elaanhowar wtpd out Ala beard, tike a Clip BeiotlfuJ a* It .**■>-* operation and shall look forwird with the Issue as sully as In the I. Hs hid no breakdown on how And Elaanhowar gave each agency A Prland. wWl N*a»urt tor averp epporpast, many of tha *,170 ware considered ossa broad aatherlty lor setting It turn eut tha Republicans subvsrslvs and how many ware **P hla own standard* lav judging Die Editor ' thanuelvee elected tn MU with alcoholics or seiuat perverts or employes. The Bantor their chargee of "Communlate In otherwlie unfit for a govammant — 1 ■ ■ Sanford, Ft government" and their attacks on job. Ona relndaar hid* will mhh* Dear Ur: Freeidant Truman's lopaltp-secur- And last January, under prod- two parkas. I would I Itp program. ding by Democratic senators, Whan thap woe, they aubatltutod Young said 41 per eent of those their own program tor Truman's who had left (hair job* under a ' __ _ ' __ __ but Utsp ov«n old thsmislvs* on socurltp eloud had btsn hired bp I n /I V ' K J T | j T l f ’ TT’ haw good It wax Whan thap put tha Elaanhowar administration. IV I I IT IJ 1 y P , M In operation Map If, MM, Attp. Th* rast were holdovar. from Tni. i X X x Brownell predlileted ell aocur- msn’s days. TO THE CITIZENS OF _________ >ut ef tha gov* And Young said Hurt were Indli t bp tha totlewlag faptam- cations that about i par cant of thoie who quit or ware find undsr SEMINOLE COUNTY they kept an finding eecur- the aecurltp program were later ha, ao oo they said, and pro- rebind In some other government Bob Korns Y O U ' R E T E L L I N G ME! •«j J a S u A ’-e'•!• . t -m-1Ifiml \!*w»V* • Accredited Chart* Aoeounts Welcomed (Wrf!*w-V ' ' vr.\%t.jqJ&qjti,' V.(i', »vVi Wd • . • ; . !'^1'*4 C : . ‘ ^ �h TOE SANFORD HERALD Tut*. May H , 103* f * Pag# » Tht WMU of tho First Hap-1 for May wa* planned and circle * ? f l j J C fu U /, Uet Church met raeantly a l 10:45 member* wara ##ked to attend £ , I C —A . . — J — . a.m, for elrcla mtetingi. A cover- \ prayar meeting lit a gtoup ^ G t G C L j C L t L L r C L d Y •J dlah luncheon wa* atnrad at throughout tha month • ( May. j ' Mra. Brook* announced tha Ml** Yronna Cullen, graduating The program waa at 1 p.m. million atudy clasa, “ How To **nlor from Seminole High School with Mr*. John Lee in charge. I’ray" to be held Way 22 from and daughter of Mr. and Mra. J. Tha program waa In panel form .1 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. She read a (*. Cullen, waa fated with a gra* story tailing of thg needa of tho tiuataion luncheon at tha home of CIRCLE NO. TWO people of South Africa. I Mra. C. P. Harvey by Mra. llarCircle Two mat with Mra. B. Mra, Fox gave tha atawardahlp key and Mrs. Earl Doeagy Salur* C. Moor*, chairman, preaiding. lesson from tha book, "This' day afternoon at 1 p. m. The devotion waa on "Christian World’* Goode." Tha meeting Beautiful decoratlona wara used Horn a and Mothar." waa dismissed with prayer by throughout tha room* of tha home Mra. Myar* read tha mlnutea Mra. Brook*. I and many flower arrangement* and thanked tha circle members Those present ware Mr*. Clyde war* placed at vantage point* In for kind remeniberancea during Humphrey. Mra. H. E. Turner, toe .it mg and dmtng rooms. sickness. It was announced that Mra. W. P. Brooks Jr., Mrs. II.1 A tiered rake decorated with community mission work waa J. Finch. Mr*. Turner Lodge, wax flower* and a miniature boy visiting ahut-lna and visiting Mra. John E. Fox, Mra. E. A. and girl gradual* cantered the the county home. Covington, Mra. S. A. B. Wilkin-j main serving table while tha InMra, Myers, stewardship chair­ s'on, Mr*. A. J. Walker, Mrs, H.; dividual tables at which tha girl* man, talked on "A New Order" B. Carter and Mia* laabell* HI- eat war* all centered with awcet from th* book, "Thla World'* m'ot)( t smelling gardenia*. While taper* Goods.” Mrs. Martin, • mission atudy chairman, brought high­ light* from artlelaa In lh* mis­ A PLEASANT SURPRISE! MU* Yvonne Cullan amllas happily a* aha receive* a gift at ■ frgd sion m agailnts, "Horns Mis­ luncheon given In her honor at the home of Mrs. C P. Hotkey, 113 W. 16th Street, 8- irday sion*" and "The Commlaalon." noon. Looking on at th* left Is Mis.- (llenila Sllkwood, Yvonne, Miss Mary Ann Wright, M U f She also urged member* to sub­ Cameron, Mlsa Pat Dunn and In tha Background, Mias Margaret Moor*. (Staff photo) u scribe to "Royal Service” a n d '^ | ja(j |*am that aha la re- arrived fo rth * luncheon and Mlsa "Baptist V.’ttness" which give* coV*Hng after undergoing aurgary Cullen waa presented a hostess th* circles Baptist Program* and tn th# Florida Sanitarium In Or- gift for tha occasion, news, Mr*. Mycr* closed her talk i*nilo. t Aaalstlng the two hostesses wllh prayer for the missionaries. . u ware Mrs. Rldgley Rreuerton, Mr, and Mrs, Luclen M. Nor- Ip A. Zlnlcotn of Stamford, Conti, It was voted to give a gift of Ensign and Mr*. c , r * Mra. Cullan and Mra. Henry Mcnund of Sanford announce tho The wedding will taka placa 04 |6 to the Mental Health Unit. Claus* left for Corpua Chrlstl. U u |,n> approaching marriage ut tneir ,\jny 3l 0 a, m, al All Soul* Mr*. Wade dlimiaaed the meeting io *- Mon^,y n’° " 1,1'!* V h ^ r'^ s r* Those attending the affair with daughter, Clair* Lorraine, to Phil- Catholic Church In Sanford; Revwllh prayer. ' l ‘B* ' ‘ - ',PC|,P" ’ ‘h« honor#* were M!.. Mary Ann — ’ “ crend Richard Lyons, Daaiaa » "• Th* following member* were «"*■• >,r=‘H„ “ Wright, Mlat Pat Dunn, Mis* Dlperform the ceremony. Accolytca , present: Mr*. B. C. Moore, Mrs. *nd Mr* ,n '* ****• "• "* an* Moys, Mias 8ara Jacobson, Usherettes Are assisting at the nuptial d))ta will’ll H. H. Martin. Mr*. Effle Hew-' Fr|cnd* will be glad to team -'ll'1 Garaldlne Spivey, Miss Or*, monstratlon Cluh meela at the he Richard and John Janatn, son, Mra. J. T. Newby, Mr*. A. N. V. Farmer !» doing nlca- cla 8mlth, Mlsa Marianna Davis, Community Rulldlng at 10 a.m. Named For Class Miss Mary Ann Micllat* wIB t, Barinenu, Mr*. A. J. Peteraon. jy afttr undergoing surgery In Mis* Mary Ro»* Speer, Mis* Pnltl Sack lunch. Th* demonstration OVIEDO The Senior Clasa of serve as Mald-oMlonor, with HUi Mrs. Mne Myers. Mrs. M. H. th# Oranga Memorial Hospital In Wltla, Miss Glenda Sllkwood, Mlsa will be ’'Th* Uninvited Guest." Paulott* Normand aa,, Junior Wright, Mr*. A. C. Benson and Orlando yesterday. Ha may now R*y R «k, Miss Margaret The club will hold their Dresa th* Oviedo school has named Uridcsmaid. Chester Macak will Miss Elena Tuhy and Mias Mrs, Grace Bishop, hava visitors. Moor*, Mlsa Sandra Peterson and R*vueHetty Lou Beasley to aerve a* act as best man for tha groom, CIRCLE NO. FOUR . . ***** Marty Cameron, County Federation nf Hubs usherette* at both the baccalau­ No formal Invllatlona a r t being tent, but all (rienda of the couple reate ami graduation exercise*. aro Invited to attend. Th«|o will' Tho hoy* named are Danny bo a smalt reception a t Ilia home Balitel and Gordon Horton, ail of the brido’a parenla following four being from the Junior Clan. tho ceremony, Aliss Myrtle's Approaching Marriage Revealed Schedule Delegates Chosen of Mr*. Auirutta D, Covington, Sirs. A. W, Epps, of Sanford, read a hlvekt nenlur ef Mra. Covington. Mr*, Covington waa a great lover of flowers and an Th* former Mika Lawson was glvtn In marriage by h tr father and won a gown of Chantilly Lace and net ever shimmering tslfeta. The dresa was ballerina length and featured a basque bodice and "V" neckline. Long tight fitting sleeves ended In points over the bride's wrist* and tha very bouf­ fant skirt was accented by fine floating panels of lace over the ret. Her fingerlip veil of Imnortrd llluusion waa attached to a bonnet of drlirate lire and pleated tulle edged with pearl* while she car­ ried a prayer hook topped with a white orchid with white satin rib­ bon* completing th# creation. Mr*. Richard Crain of Sanford wa* matron of honor and wore a wait* leneth gown of nlle green taffeta wllh a fitted bodice and a " V ' waistline. A sweethenrt n* kJlne and bouffant skirt featuring A nume completed tne lovely kown. Mr*. Crain carried a bou­ quet 01 pinx carnations ana greenery with long pink streamers a wore a pearl rev'ace *ne o r i a e , rite accessories were while and a small cap of green net and illusion wa* paced on her head, W. 0. Meeker Jr. of DeLand was br.;t man for hi* brother while William Grow, cousin, of the groom, ncLand, and Robert Stroud, I)o Bary, were ushers. Mra. Lawson chose for her daughter'* wedding a navy blue lare dress over taffeta. The flared skirt was accented with umbrella tuck* and her accessories were while. She wore an orchid on her left shoulder. The bridegroom'* mother *rt>re a pink cocktail dresa with a matching duster and accessories of silk. She wore an ortfhid corsage. A reception wa* held after the rltei In tha Osteen School. The bride’* table wa* o’-cr It'd with a gleaming aatta cloth and centerer with a three tiered wedding caxe topped by a miniature ' “ bride and groom. Gladioli and greenery were also used throughout th* other part* of the room. Assisting with tha reception were Mrs. Ella Slroud, Da Bary, serving cake; Mrs. J. M. Smith, abler of the groom, Daytona and Mis* Joann Allman serving punch and Air*. Grant Clutter, Osteen, who kept the bride'* book. For a short wedding trip to an tm Mtclosed destination Mrs. Meek­ er wore a twa piece beige suit of wool and cashmere with matching accricorle* and tha orchid frqm hrr bridal bouquet. The bride i* an employee of Ella's Beauty Salon In De Bary. She graduated from Seminole High ".'(lh the c h ’* pf low. Mr. Weaker la of lh# U. S. Navy ami I- preveiiiiy « ta f v - i at Jacxannville Naval Air Station. Out-of-town gueata Included Mr. and Mr*. J. R. Sapp, Claaton, Ga.; Mr. and Mra. William Grow, ‘ OVIEDO • Professor Stewart Gatchcl Is announcing that tho Junior Class selection for lloya Stnle arc LuMicr Duda, delegate, Ferdinand Duda, alternate. There wilt not h« a girl* re­ presentative to Girls State Ihl* ardent civic worker In tho com year, having no Legion Auxiliary Post In Oviedo now. muulty for many years. Additional SocietyT On Page 6 Casselberry News BY MRS. RAYMOND MORRIS «• u ' v* Th# Woman'* Society of Chris* ” ,C-{ tt*n Servic* of the Cessrlbeny N--C., hot Community Methodist Church Cleveland, will hold a benefit hate sal* on Mrs. H. f the church ground* beginning at Ncl/on J 8:60 *.m, Saturday. ' .'!•*. H. Proceed* nf the sale are Held*. M pledged to th# rhurch building H- * fund, according lo Mr*. C. K. | Clll Fl»her, immediate past-president Circle !• of the society. j with pi*: The spring meeting of Feder- Mr*. Ilea ated Club* of Seminole County < Steward! will h* held at 10:30 a.m.,1F. Cooper, Thursday (May 21) In Long- veri* she wood, at the library, It wa* announrej by Mr*. C. K. Fisher, County Federation President. Ho*Le«i club of the countywide meeting will he the I.oiigwood Civic Club and, delegation* representing all Woman's club* of th# county are urged to attend, Mr*, Fisher said. Abrahams, mlsalon atudy chair­ Following tha buslnca* meeting man, gave a talk on "Prayer" a covered dish luncheon will be erntered on Luka g:60. Mr*. Pip­ served. pin closed tha talk with a prayer for niitsionarie* at home and at work here, Thorf* prasent were Mrs. B. Newsome, Mrs. Barney R. Back, Mr*. Dorl* Beck, Mr*. O. B. Drake, Mrs, France* Boll, Mr*. R, F. Cooper, Mr* Willi# B. Pip­ pin and Mrs. J. I). Abraham*. CIRCLE NO. SIX Cirri* 81s mat In th# Hum#maker* class room with th* chairman, Mrs. Clyde Humphrey, presiding. The meeting wa* opened with prayer by Mra. E. A. Covington. Miss Isabel)* Simon was we!Mr. and Mra. Jack Evan* of coined a* a naw member, Mr*. Fltigerald, Ga. proudly announce Finch told of visiting th* Good and taking th* birth of n ion, May 16, weigh- lainarltan Horn* Ing 7 Ibi. H 01. Mra, Evans I* the 'rull to the patient* In April. former Ml** Elsie llarlnreu and Visit* lo th* sick In lh* hospital th* proud grandmother is Mrs. were also rnado. A, L. Barlneau of this city, 1 Th* community mission work Mnko Yowcll’s your headquarters for gifts of distinction . . . . tho young boy graduate will appreciate the gift Hint conics from Yowell’s. Jewelry SPO RT SHIRTS ny Hickok, In note a ml In dividual pieces. Prints, figures ami solids, By Arrow nml McGregor. Pick up (ho gift ho'll ho 'joking for a SPOUT SIIIIIT. Beits, and bolt and bucklo sots, by Hickok. Glvo him a gift to rent < tbor you by. P A JA M A S W EDNESDAY M ORNING /l/V \ J / l SPEC IA L! ' BLOUSES By Flcetwoy, regular weight and light weight fuurtc. LEATH ER KITS This Is a ideal g if t, . , , one that will ba very usofttl either away at school, or at home. Kitted and un­ fitted. Made of tough grain leather. Tailored sleeveless blouse & scoop neck sleevoless blouse. Pastel colors, black A whites. Made of sanforized cottons. Sizes 32-38. ’W i Invite Qhargt Account* Short sleeves A knee length# �» • —.....T i 1 I 1 1 i 1 L ; ... ; i TUESDAY Th# Woman’* Missionary Socl•ty of th« First Baptist Church will have a mission study class beginning a t 10 a. m. Covered dish luncheon will bo hold a t tba church. Members a r t urged to at­ tend and visitor* are welcome. The W. M. U. of First Baptist Church will conduct a study eourse on Torfey'e "How Tm PtayH beglnnln* at 10 a. m. reaches of the class will be Dr. H. H. Martini me place ef meeting la the Chapel la Ue Cduce It ms I Building. TVe T. W. A t eJI meet at the home os Mrs. Mu** flpeare, Jltli Hanford Are., at >tl0 p. m. The Fast Nokia Uranda ef the Bemlnela Bebekah Lodge will meek with Mrs. May Rubow for a coyered dish supper at 0:80 p. m. with Mrs. May Myers as aa-hemteas. * JOHN EDWARD CLARKE, ion of Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Clark# of 2410 Orange Ave., has bean M awarded tha Obarlln Regional Scholarship for th* southern area. This la on* of tan Regional scholarships offered by Obarlln Collage of Oberlln, Ohio. This Is a four-year scholarship valued The Pilot Club will bold IU regular dinner meeting in the Yacht Club at 6:30 p. m. The Band Parents Assoc! ‘an will meet at 7 p. m. for a cover­ ed dish supper la the illgh Hehool lum jo a erian WEDNESDAY The Olrl Scouts will meet a t ................. First Presbyterian Church at 3:30 the Presbyterian Church, Mrs, R. A,len' f* 2 , r t *nd_*n,PP,nd m ,n*- Allen, formerly with the U. R. p. m. C. Maxwsll, chairmen, held its *®r of r C• Zuclllg. *"c » • Navy became associated wllh the The Mid-Week Bible Hour will May meeting at the home of SVl»* shipping firm, and his Wife Zuelllg company at Manila more be conducted by Rev. A. U. Me- Mrs. Charts* Wilke on Summer- Patricia, after an abterre of than ten years ago. Ionia, pastor of First Presbyterian Hn Avenue, mors than thirteen years, arrived The Allen* have three children. Church at 7iS0 p. a*. | Th* business session was closed h*re Saturday from Manila for a Carla I, Francis 3, and Jimmia Th* Chancel Choir will rshssrs* with a praytr by Sir*. Ralph reunion with his parnnts, Mayor 3, who a rt in Manila with their at First Presbyteries Church at Austin Smith. An announcement »"d Mrs. Junius J. Allen, Queens maternal grandmother. Carla II 7:30 p. m. was mads, stating that the Juns, Mirror Clrcla. a fifth grads pupil at th* PhilTh# Brownl## Blbls C lan of Ih# July *nd August piectlngs will Alien, who la In ehtrgg of the Women’s University. First i’rssbym ltn Church will be published liter In The Sin- export and shipping department Mrs. Allen Is a farmer nostesi have thslr Annual Corn Boll at ford Herald. of Zuelllg'e Manila office and his of PhiHIplna Airlines and mid# 7 p. m. at th# aome of Mr. and Mrs. Haiel B. Moughton rend * lf* here via Hong Kong. "»•"* nighle to India and the U. Mrs. Joa Uarrstt, JawetU f.ana Interesting data from the publl- Tokyo, Seattle, Detroit snd New *• West Coast but this Is «h# and on th* west side of town. The cation "Presbyterian Women" I n - -------------------------------------------- j .h*r husband I first visit to Flor. host* and hostess## will ha Mr. eluding th . announcem.nt that r.ngements of Florida flowers ^ riorwV'e'llrnsm^wMch ll and Mrs. Curtis Hughs* snd Mr. Mrs. Leighton McCuUh.on of from h .r lovely gsrden. I of Mia asothar Wgtvad la ewaaperaUow, and Alan consulted his watch. With Um abvtoua intent a* chang­ ing th* subject, ha said, Tm go­ ing to drive to BL Louis lor a day ev tw* at the and of the month. ■* gst aR your aheek-wrttlag out at the way." -Why should yen ga la a t Lmls 7" “Buslitsaa. My kind of buatneas." Ha amllod. “Ton aaa, they're hold­ l o f i*Sn|r of First First TapHan. .. , u i u n n,of ."jolr of ing a ellnia on brain surgery down at Baroea. And Dr. Oabtec la go­ ing to deeaonstrata aa operation to emmet a ambition Mmliar la that ad Mra. Blake's. oaptaia l i thi Stampede Orounde and an- dud the mid week prayer service Blake's wife, yon know 7" Ha stood Joyed tha ideal skiing water of at F irit Baptist Church at 7:10 tha laka Ws-Choo-S* centered In the Ranch proper where the Ranch building* are situated. Water g .B .s wsr* enjoyed of which King on th# Raft oflsrsd er !u « t S!h MORK CRAZY HATH! Thai# hats look good enoug h to oat or to wear to th# moot fennel hmchacn. They art of course In reality a group of th* homemade beta which war# worn recently at tha Baafora Garden Club lunchrp.1 held in tne Woman’s Club. Cute, aren't they? (Staff Photo) m 7n*.W orkw h S t a l r t e r f tIn a met th* Wednesday F,rU p r*lb»U Church r* mens Work wi.h! headquarter* at r,in tha horn, of spccU they th.msaid „t that th- Florida Ptiiillnln.. attention to th# Birthday OfferIng which h is as lM objectlvss, p, m. first, th# axpanilon of work of Mr. Roy Britt will lead th* Ybor Million In We.t T.mpa and masting j f tha Sunday School escondly, th* Area LaBoratory Cabinet at F ln t Baptist Church School# for training teachsrs of „ g ^g ^ —, children In th# Sunday BchooL lh* Drownle# Bibl. Claes of Ltamlng the devotional proESSS, rhamnlnn! .rHvH.t lh. U’# *"■»*»««■■ Church will gram, Mrs, O. A. Maff.tl’. pre- U -—- n . . . . l M a a t I Raba Mahin won high prlan for rio m o D e p a rtm e n t brid*#, with high for » » *■ go. C . ' - . . , C .m w a . *.Vm! h,v# ,u’ ,nnu*1 Corn Bo11 *t 7 sentatlon of th* Ilfs of David, , ^ 1 p,ra* Mr' ,nd Mr,> Jo« Oerrstt was Inspire done! and unusual, completing In* atn, DleUtci lour- w(|j JrM t y ,§ gUtiit at their At thl* time special emphasis l» " 45! r«/.w ef-,,,- .» t h . hon,# °* J#w ,W’a Lana on West being placed on "Christian Karau ? * J I . 5 h . « i i l . . ° ! ! h . r . th! Sld#* Brln* fhlldrsn In play ||y Llfa" and Mrs. Maffett itrosW 9.' J ? " eU,lhm'** th . Importance of parents i K J M j ! . THURI DAT taking time for "heart to heart" 2 ld a^Ud. 7.!?nT nt a n!i Th# Junlor ,f«l,0wlh|p • nd Ju» talks with their children as a vl!!h aM1 f..hl n. <i Intwin* "r.k r! lo, Cholr wl11 r# h ,,r,« •* P lra '■> P»a »f Christian family life. i V h| , . dr r n n r ,kn,t p« * by‘«Han Church at 8:46 p. m. Sh. urged th . women to give Mr. Luther Doss assisted’ the Th* Youlh Chn,r " Ul r#b«*r»* Mriou* «onslderatlon to th* prou ! ! l i . h I. 1 * at F irit Prasbytsrian Chureh at blent, confronting the youth of f7 o ! w !. nlesonted en eut, 7:>0 P| today and to face them with th . ■ft™ clock radio by hi. brothel _ » • ln« « ^ t a t o pM.'.'o f First teekbon. and cour.g. which our and narenta Baptist Church will rahsars* at mothers showsd. f i I h0w!r#,"VlS i F I.2 S nd mcha'rd ? Ths^Adult Choi, of First Bap- *.a S S l, h £ " ' l / m ^ r ^ r w e n t A s r in a i M e e tin g log to Mrs, Ires# Grlggi. Travelling prills wsr* awarded to Mrs. j ? Z ' . , ua Z j s r i j s r « “ Chureh w,n r#hMr“ “ ' : i . . i h,,horauV w.fs " i j o ' y i T f 1 Denver Cordell, Mrs. Bill Kirk Coy, Jo# Davis, Tommy Wyatt, | The Woman's Aualllary for Ihs Wilke’s horn.■ wasi hesullfullly (nd Mr*, umsr Echot*. Member* of tha American Horn* Dspsrtmedt of tha Woman's Club mat Tuesday night for a buffat‘ supper as tba (Inst mcstlng ” y « rA delicious covered dish suppar was -served by tha hoslcssei Mrs. Raymond Bus, chairman, Scrseno prise* wars won by Mrs. Roger H m la and Mr. K. A. smith. l% W1, i nn0Uncsd that Mrs. Francis Meriwather, Mrs. R. A. Smith, Mvi. John Kader and Mr*. Robert Kara* had been appointed to asrvs on a Youth Con- enjoys JUpper Km C 1 - - .I Rob Reeley, Wtsley Dees, Barton Bemlnol* Memorial Hospital will daceratsd with ssqulslu ___ar Stone, Rob Mitchell, Roger Mss- m«**t at 8 p. m. In th* Commie*- I will, David Galloway, Edwin Mid- lonsrs' room at City HalL Board Covered dish lunch, den, Georga Anderson, Robert meeting at 7 p. n . I Tha Officer'* Wives Club i t Mann, Virgil Flckletlmer, Rsndy Th# annual Seminole High NAS hae elated a dessert and card Lavender, John Shew, Homer School Spring Concert will be Party at Jim Spencer'aRestaurant Alexander, Jim Hawkins, John held In this High 8chool Auditor- at IS:30 p. m. Allmembers are Bowen, Robert Samuels, Billy Hex- lum at I p.m. No admission will to attend. F*« will be charged amer, John Clark*, Howard All- b* held and a fra# will offering at tha door. red, Larry Taytln, Gen* Nichols, will ha taken. FRIDAY Krnls Morris, Jim Owens, Robert ITi* Seminole County FedoraA called communication will Carter, George Cross, Ruell Cohen lion of Women’s Clubs will have be hsld by tha Sanford Lodge and Dr. and Mrs. Luther Doss, Its Spring masting at ths Long- 66 F A AM In honor of Frank JU ST LEAVE YOUR NAME and ADDRESS DAY or NIGHT WITH U )c d L CA D ET' C LO SET Now ArnflnMo, Low Finance PI— No Dow* Pan*>nl 1# Months To Pay Lake Mary P-TA Hold Last Session To Install Heads The last masting, of ths cur­ rent term of ths Laka Mary P-TA, mst Thursday, May 17 In th* school auditorium, with Mr*. William Evans, prssldsnt, presiding. Donations *f time, monsy or both wars asked to carry out th# P-TA's beautification plana, ta plant asaleaa on th* tchool ground*. Mr. Carlton, principal, thanked all members of th* P-TA, and th* room mothers for (ha co­ operation given him aid th* ■cheat the past year. Tha new officer* for the com­ ing tarn were Installed and era as follows! Mrs. MeCraeksn, prssldsnt; Mrs. Hopkins, vice prssldsnt) Mrs. Mills, secretary, and Mrs, Parker, treasurer, Mrs. Evans, put praildant, then turned th. meeting ever to th* new president, Mrs. MsCrasken. A penny drill was bald and was won by tba 6 and 6th grades, Mra. Tlllla room. A film "Anawaring tha Child'* Why" waa ahawn. Tha aiaating waa adjourned . . J . J W .ll----- -6 i 'O U CAN HAVE THAT 111 l a \ i/HHC. . . foi ll">s l l i onry EXTRA BATH l i m n y Vl, Don't Mlu tho Tractor D/tplay of tho Yoar at Our Fabufout v tOur virvlc# It fast and dur t#rmt ar# fl#xibl#. You, yo u rto lf, m ay i#l#ct O .A C F IN A N C E Hear this exciting new power story on Ford Tractors. Try now Ford Bonus Power. See th* buys of th# Masoa la a*w ar used tractors and 1mplsmsata at our big Powst Pow-Wowl • Refreshments! ' - Prizes! • Movies! • Fun! fcmogtcnwsroftk**. 13* hi,k Roul fia tmtlf (•Ml UMYI m i UTfl •■ IN TEI PAMEYI THURSDAY, MAY 24th 7:90 P. M. SANFORD FARMERS AUCTION MARKET P L U M B I N G 1007 ta lm f t �Driving in Style P r J t u a t Smith, M | t Safety C « u u u _ . Vi OMIN BEHIND WHEELS will If id many a vacation parade tnl* year—whether it b« to the beach 30 mile* away or on a 3,000 mile crou-counlry trek. And they’ll do It In style. ^SO I SEE SEE P ' Mr*. Wade Gamer llrtene to Mr*. Am« Erlckeen ae ahe describe! her erasy hat Which all member* of the Rbnford Garden Club w -e e* n i— -r»t luncheon, Mr*. Erlck**n'a bat was a fussy whit# kitty surrounded by puny willows, (dtaff Photo) S h ish -K ab o b Is F in e G u e st F are The fill, bleu tbelr invincible hearU, are undaunted nowa­ day* by complicated roadmapa, confuting road algns and incon­ venient d e to u rs — '‘obstacles” --------------------- — i which used to discourage femiShe favors companion sepa­ nine motor travel. Modern misses rates la rest, crease-resistant take to the highway with a thor­ c o t t o n . Skirts, blouses and ough knowledge of rest regula­ shorts in prints and contrasting tions and safe driving rules. And or blending solid colors will tha smart feminine vacationer send you attractively and com­ dresses for safe motoring too. fortably from coast to coast. Comfortable, And they allow you to “peel up sensible attire or down” during the day when not only re­ the weather or restaurant step duces driving demand. lfa a tig u i uu ei nbut ils | For comfort, skirts should bo permits easier, .• flared, but not too full and cum­ d com e- ; ^ •e nnd bersome. Sheaths a n not advised Quenlly safer, A handling of by Hiss Owen for long "sit down” the c»r. Trior- ^ motor trips. Blouses may range ity Items are ( A from the neat classic shirt, with m oderate o r easy shoulders, to a dressy, sleeve­ low h o o lo d MlmSmlth less scoop-necked style (appropri­ shoes for good bnklng action; cotton knit gloves, with leather ately pretty for dinner stops.)! palms, for a firm grip on the Shorts (or worm mid-dsy hours i ■leering wheel; sunglasses to pre­ can be either regulation or Uio vent eye strain, and lubiequant new Jamaica short length (toss a skirt over these lor that luncheon fatigue. For recommendations on styles break.) which travel best, I consulted Fashion-wise w o m e n driven Toni Owen, lnternetionalty fa­ this summer will arrive safely at mous American sportswear d*- their destinations -refreshed, re-; taxed and ready for funt ^ - CL JhxbudtsL . . . To Our Chamber of Commerce! The linear* men wl»o aggressively promote the inluslrial advantage* and potential profit poillbllltlea of our city, comprise our moil Important, wlnggt* group of citliens. They are the hard-working member* of our Chamber of Commerce. On their shoulder* fall* tha responsibility of attracting new factorial and Industrial to our community, In ord*r that more and more pay­ roll*, famllle* and home* will augment our already pros­ perous area. Indeed we might say that the CHAMBER of COMMERCE I* the very life blood of our dally Uvea, for their act'viiirs penetrate each builneii, large and ■mall—bringing to all the kind of halp that benefit#, directly or indirectly, every man, woman and child In nor community. Me salute the incomparable work of our Chamber of Commerce! SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS. INC, DODGE fill) E, lttl S t. We SA LU TE PLYMOUTH Phont 1011 OUR TO W N ! ECHOLS ^nVIlh your Bhlsh-kaKob yon might aerve rice pilaff or tossed Salad—or that good old American favorite, corn ou the cob. , Rooke have been divided Into dual shelves for easy Teferonea age groups and placed on Indlvi- and access. Reading Program Getting Underway C te e e tU Each network will throw staffs s u m m e r S O ta p ie gf about 300 into the convention t,a*t Friday, the four |N ' * / \ g T \ / D mcI i a CBS estimate* it will uie clan taught by Mr*. Nan l / l c l W T I Y ( l \ U U I U a ton* of equipment. NBC and* at Southside School, viiiti \A /:il D m D n lia ie - r ABC ■PP*r,n l|)f forgot to weigh brery primarily to leai W i l l D C l O I I T IC S Ihtlr equipment, but promiie Just the program and then lc NEW YORK '.ft—If vou’re some- about everything on wheel* to to that they might take body who can take politic* or leive equipment a* well a* people can Mother* will notice the It alone, thi* i* a good time to rove among delegate*. ed reading of their child tak* to the hill*. *ound* wonderful and ex- a »umm*c-tong reeding Whether you like It or not. the h«u*llnl- “ ■* ,h* b*‘l men win • purred by book* that < ■ummer’* »teple diet of television T. . . .n o p ,t1* inl*re»ted from and radio I* going to be national im * P*fie unl11 IU comP|etlonpolitic*. And during the 1*0 two "*AR ATHLETE Not nnlv that, the s-ni week* of Augu»t, when the DemoCHAPEL HILL, N. C. JTt North lie l ibrary Is making It cratlc and Republican convention* Carolina suffered a double lost tractive to read by ; ■re In progreM, apparently the whfn j)yihm ln navlt) Coalf4 portion* of eegmente of only escape will he ■ blown ruie. ■wllh(| „ w from tchool ,h|, , pring green bookworm for ei Summer, officially, I* more than Conte* was • fine tackle in fool " a d and for the oldar yo ■ month away now but all TV ^uj| umj one gj ||1(. moiit protnls- ■ map °f the United Si ilgni already lead to Chicago ami ing ,n<>i putter* in this are*. which varlou* slat** of Sin Franelico. I ---------------------. „ . j * ...» CBS already ha* peddled it* con-1 jn addition to thinking In terras T ' .......... . r *•” ' ' vention coverage for u reported 0f increasing rainfall, weather nnxloua to have a* .natty five million dollar* to Wetting- modification •eienlitls talk of dc- regUter for the program home, which apparently wa* hap- creating precipitation where de- »ihle and at their earli py with it* eimilar 1933 package. a|rable in the future, and Inhlbi- venlene* *o that plans ABC hat told it* operation—for ||ng (j,e d*velopm*ni of deatructome four million dollar*—to Phil- tiva or unfavorable aliuationl, children*' reading need*. Charcoal broiling and the ekewered dish of the Wear East— Bhlih-kabob—are a perfect learn for informal entertaining. With just a bit of before-band preparation vim can invitn your guests to ilhwer-t heir-own —fun for them end less work fur yntil . ” ’o make Bhiih-kabob for a group of 4 tn 6, here'* alt you do; ' U»e should** or leg of lamb rut into 1) $ nr 2-inch cube*. For 2 pound* of solid meat, place in a large bowl ono medium sliced onion, a few bay leavee, M teaenoon pepper and 2 teaspoon* oalt. Add lamb. Blend 1 cup of ary rea win* (lemon juice may lie used instead of wine) end yj cup olive oil: pour over meal mixture. Honk the lamb cubes in this thin seasoned sauce for several hours to give the meat ft distinctive flavor and prevent dryneea. Now you're ready for the skewers- Allrrnata marinated lamb with bay leaves, using about 4 to 6 ment cubes for each mstid ekewer. (If you don’t have metal skewere, try green twigs.) Ilroll about ten minutes, or until browned, turning only once. The liny leave* will begin to glow near tha edges imparting a savory, penetrating flavor Happy About na Unwelcome POSINO FOR A PICTURE. The Student Council members of the Junior High School at Ptnoeroofl woes for u picture during the dence held Friday. Shown not In order, ere Frank Beaokar, Diane Aiken, Malcolm McDougal, Jane Osborne, Gena Southward, Janice Hollinger and Sharon Grady. (Stall Photo) Bedding Co, Since 1920 “ SSL albaty , or*, i* - a «« or*. . . . . . . _ , K"ii itste bowling record lor womAND, N.Y. (.W—naymond vn WJ(| sel j,y 2ijear-old Gloria ion, 42, feels unwelcome., j 0|mJon Jn [,cr y,jrj ycar 0j [,ow_ I* happy about i„ !n ng. Gloria put together icure. Slate Trison refund tn Qf 354, 233 and 1Q5 for a sciic* uf lecepl the Freevllle man after he farr recipjcnt. |f they i Wat eentcnced to three yar* for -------— .. am) tlinlf properties be •tit larceny. There wa* a legal _______________ technicality on tha nalttr# of hi* A paper mill which wit! pro* 4 follow-up meeting tc lenience. dure ' woodpulp (torn Florid*’* dal, gain, ma(|e at ,h# The Onondiga County penetenHer* I* under construction forest Fire i’revcnlion l!*ry, to which he w»s re«rn- a* Okeechobee. I a»nr<* in Nbut OrliianB in . lenced, refined him became they laid ha hid a heart condition. land County give up and put Em Judgs Mon* E. Ames of Cort- erson on three year*' probation. (iu u ra n te e d 5 Y ear* Wftf t#FRf ihtp whit r » tn r*twf »n cmforll HOLLYWOOD BED INNEHSPUING MATTRESS MATCHING BOX SPRINGS k1 Ishsfl K Arsst, MO. ,Th* Common Cold’. . Vny Urns of year teem* to be ftood lor the common cold, though winter ia perhap* It* most popular. Mason, lomaone once quoted phlU Mophir John D*w*y at saying, "Almost *v»ry normal adult wants health and preMrvation of life,” ad|Mg that with a really good bad loUPfiw may feel tha goal worth Erin* for. i But aoma authoritl** think tha told la really a friend In disgult*, for U force* a warning on us when lowered r**i*tanc* might leave ua open to more Mrioua FULL OR TWIN 8IZB H U ) U B cU tfficd fU n g T im e BEA U TIFU L BEDROOM SUITE —BOOKCASE BED— -L A R G E DOUBLE D U E S S E R —MIRROR BEVELLED EDGE— fHtt t i n A cold tn ltMlf usually I* not dangerou* except that It may be followed by complication* or other disease*, such ae einuaitii, Influanta. bronchltlt, pneumonia or pl(RH*F- Com* w*« ha* eaid tha fi FT. WIDE—fl FT., 8 INCHES LONG 8 Inches Wider md Longer Than Regular Bad Comfortable Innersprlng M a ttre ss treated on* fourtMn deyiM t hae become popular the*# d*y» none­ theless to seek out the doctor for |s ehot of penicillin or another nllblotlc to “knoek out" #v«n a outln* head cold. Another newer school of thought U concentrating •n building up the body chemically instead of attacking the virus, chemically or In any other way. Tha truth teem* to be that the antibiotic* are effective agatnit M n lrla or microscopic germ* CRAZY HATBI A group of ladles with prise winning hat* are ehown above. The photo wa* mad* at (and will remain to units* th* the recent luncheon of tha Grrden Club. (Etaff Photo) gemti manage to become proof agatnit them) but icldom touch the viruses, which are bodies too email to bo eeen even through a microscope and represent a itat* ef Ufa io primitive that a virus waa recently eyntheelsed. For thle WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR SINCERE THANKS’TO OUR MANY FRIENDS • reason th* doctor'* *hot, even if ANI) CUSTOMERS FOR THEIR COURT- SJES .TO US DURING OUR RECENT , he give* it, may have Util* influ­ ent* on th* court* of th* cold. If* FIRE. THEIR OFFERS TO HELP US GET REESTABLISHED WILL NEVER BE do ao, however, to help th* FORGOTTEN. • p a n t ) ward off something he ii iuiRptifal* to. That will depend on OUli SPECIAL THANKS TO MR. A. L. SKINNER OF SANFORD PRODUCE He patient. Any cough that penlsta after a COMPANY THROUGH WHOSE GRACIOUS HELP WE ARE IN TEMPORARY •old may mean trouble and should QUARTERS AT 802 WEST 13th STREET. b* chocked by your phyeiclan. Ha may recommend that you hava a radiographic examination ef your WE ALSO WISH TO THANK THE SANFORD FIRE DEPT. FOR THEIR CON« e e t by your rediologlaL CERTED EFFORTS IN OUR BEHALF. Doctor* eetimate that a high percentage ef lung dleeaiea could aav* boon cured had they been found In time. That tltowa one good roasun for following up on W. S. Bvfttis, J r. you#ioctor'a adrief If he t a i n s l f ; *e> eet a eheti a-ray after a add. 7 LEGS FREE e EV A N S RO O FIN G & H EA TIN G C O M P A N Y & Mulching Box Springe ^ M M 1 A | | # Guaranteed 10 Years RO O M S CO M PLETE TERMS 6-Pc. Dinette Day or Night Sofa Flat form Rocker Matching TV Chair 1 Cocktail Tabla 2 End Tables Bookcase Bed Innersprlng Mattrena Matching Rox Spring Mr, and Mra. Dreaaer Large Mirror 2 Lamps Corner 2nd and Magnolia Phone 1291 VISIT OUR BALCONY hi noiNC. Bud Bamberger, Mgr. Phone S9*J c o TERMS �*P ' ■■■■ ■ ■ - — r^ — " __ - _______ I TTTT! Pag* 8 TTF^AT.TI | T u n . M ay 22, 1938 TVA Finds Method Of Recovering Ore M * TAK U M t MOuXOFt m V/ IMHT, n ■*- ETTA'S IN Hi.Mas.Mrr. . - bu sy / TH5 LIVING ROOM. . . I s a w th ; m o s t u rreo L y oaqunig form al .' p l e a s ;:* - may i Buy i r « . WASHINGTON « V The Tenuessee Valley Authority (TVA) aayi It has round a “technically fe a r THIS ttOOK'f ible" method of recovering uran­ tea m sent ium from tha processing of Flor­ fertilizer. ida phoaphate rock for U think I RAV Tha uranium production wa* THElR NUAA6 listed ai wholly a byproduct of research Into u*e of the leached zone ore overlying Florida phoa­ OKNO-WHAT3 phate depoilta. TKATSOOKIE The leached toae ore contain* KlQTRyiN’ w T» oorBEND ME uranium in amsil quantities and also contains phosphate, but now la discharged aa wail*. the TVA reported, a t House Appropriation a Committee hear­ ing! on Ita appropriation! for tha year beginning July !, that tn conducting reaearch on use of tha phoiphata in tha leachad zona ora It alao investigated uranium recovery poailbUltlea. Tha hea^ Ing record wee made publle F ri­ day. TVA aald tha itudy wa* made at the request of tha Atomle En­ PM7TTY MAIDS AND MISTERS A lt. IN A ROW. Formal Attire * U worn by tha .Indent, a» ergy Commission (AKC) and that their banquet dance held fn tha Plnecrast School F.iduy night. Several students atop to hav* their a firm of private engineer* itudy- picture snapped. (Staff Photo) * _____________________ _ Ing tha process at the request SHES DEMOSTING nf (ha AKC reported “commer­ H5C DAD.' . cial feasibility." J. H. Walthall, director of TVA chemical development, told the committee the AEC asked the deputy secrHiry of defense, to further advanced. Rut ne 1 By FORBES RIIUDE TVA to Investigate tha possibili­ of the evidence tnua tar. thl succeed him a* president. Canadian Pres* Staff Writer ties of uranium recovery would (Written for T1IE ASSOCIATED U.S. Industrialists, looking for of Montreal said recently: have to ho developed for making raw material* and Investment op­ “Occurrences have been foun PRESS other products to help pay for the When Rrltlrh novelist Anthony portunities, commute from Amer­ there of almo*; every mintri process.” Trollope visited North America In ican skyscrapers to new towns on known to man." If* *ald TVA “came up In the 1862 he set down the following the Canadian frontier. British cap­ laboratory with a fairly ilmplo among hi* lasting lmpr***ioni: ital, held back by postwar diffi­ procci* which produced a ferti­ "fn going (from Ih* United culties, is flowing again In this In­ lizer and simultaneously permit­ States) Into Canada an English­ dependent member of the common­ ted the recovery of uranium, man I* struck by the feeling that wealth. European banking, insur­ “ We carried Ihe process through he i* going from a richer country ance and Investment firms arc the pilot-plant scale and then the t Inin one that i* poorer and from opening office*.HERE I DOUBLE more w* considered tha process a greater contry into one that I* The Canadian explorer and pro*, >OUC B U S IN E S S peclor must still go a lonely way. the more It became clear that till* less." A n d VOU5E City convenience* and even luxu­ program had great potentialities If Trollope were atniind In IQ.tS Kicking " ) L berau«r there are million* of he would find IH million Canadian^ ries move in quickly when devel­ ton* of this material being mined daring him to repeat hi* slate- opment begins, but much pioneer­ In Florida and being thrown away. rnent. For with swelling momen­ ing remains. Housewives living in Industry had not found a tum since World War II. the na­ modern homes can look back only way to u«e the phosphate, nr tion across the world'* friendliest two nr Ihirc years to bunkhouse* liMind a way to recover the uran­ bonier ha* developed one nf the and thacks. Many are still in thi* . world'* liveliest and healthiest phase ind othrrs will go through It ium. for years lo come. "We, therefore, could ire tha* economic*. American Interests have bought the auceeisful development , . of i It ha* hern a growth *o rapid this type of process would not a* to astound not only Canada'] heavily Into Canada'* forest In­ only lead lo a national defense closest neighbor hut even Canadi­ dustrie* which have long made tha; nation (he world's major pro­ contribution In the form of uran­ an* themselves. With only about one-tenth a* ducer of newsprint. ium, but to conservation In that Celanese Corp. of America, some 12 or It million Iona of thl* much population, Camilla cover* MAJ. OIN. David M. Shoup, training for such earnest learner* material which Is being thrnwn an area some 700,000 -quam mile* through Canadian subsidiaries, ha* winner of a Congressional Medal built a 27 million dollar paper greater than Ihe continental Unit­ away every year rnuld ha madu a* Marilyn Monruo and Shelley of Honor for valor at Tgrawa, pulp plant at I'rlnre Rupert, II I'., ed State*—a total of 3,818,774 Into a valuablo fertilizer." Winter*. lias been named "Inspector Gen« square mile*. and a 7D million dollar rltemlcal er.il For Training” by th* Marina The studio’* latest contribution In Trollope'* time much of this plan? at Edmonton. Itayonirr Inc., Corps. The appointment la part In llollyuniiil I* a hloiule homily Statistically significant Increas­ area wa* unexplored wilderness. of New York recently bough; con­ of thq reorganization n fj|h a named Flame Aiken. Signed by es in rainfall have occurred in trol of Alaska I’ine and Celluloic Untouched and unknown were vast training system resulting ITbin mu a tew week* ago, .aramount . . . . . only . „ . five Pacific Coast "weather modi- deposit* of iron, nil, uranium and Co. for 20 million dollar* In order revelations concerning th* Par* she la already fmlsh ng up her flc„ |o n " proJtJct, ,h |t h b olher resource* which wrro In Ihe to gain access lo Urltith Colum­ rls Island, K. C. "death march” Drat starring role in "The Lonely| .tudled by ,he Advi, ory Commit- 20 In which six recruits had tost th Century to make Canada one bia's forest.*. ' ',n i tee on Weather Control, accor- of the world's wealthier countries. their lives. (International), These are only s handful of the Nmv *he ha* renter! a home high] ding tn a rerent report from the One way nf showing wdi.it has many development* which In le** atop tin- Hollywood hit!* and Para­ Committee to President Ei*eu- happened during the pa-t li year* than two decades have caused new mount i* prrdtrturg big tiling* [nr bower, i« m terms nf good* produced— ride* and town* to spring up in a her film career. or gro** national product (ONI*). broad arc toward the Canadian To gn/r at Elaine with her high pira Slale Ruilding to conducting In 1939, Canada's ONP wa* vat- north. For the north has alwav* cheek hones anil hloiule hair, you'd a charm school at 17 in a Fifth urd at lest than six billion dollars; been the fruntirr in Canada. A never goe,.* lint her blood was Avrnne *alim. She anil a yhnh In 1933 it wa* more than 20 billion. glance at thr Nation's geography LAST SHOWING# pure Spanish. She wa* horn Elena tiimil ran a publicity office with Thl* rate nf growth was un­ shows why this is so. Angela Artzmrnrtl seven months the Star* of New York aa one of matched evrn by the legendary The country I* dominated by aftor her parent* bail arrived in llirlr client*. wartime swelling of the U.S. econ­ what 1* known as the Canadian New York from Spain. shield—composed of rocks formed Doing a TV rnmmerclat brought omy. She grew- up and went to high her to the attention of a drama What may hernmc Canada'* big­ millions nf year* ago and laid ou; A POWER-PACKED school in queen*, She spoke noth­ roach who enemiragrd her lo pur­ gest single frontier breaking proj- today In a rugged terrain stretch­ DRAMATIC STORY ing hut Spanish until she wa* § sue ‘acting. After some summer ccl it still in the engineering and ing from Ihe Arctic Ocean down year* old. , •tuck, she went tn the Aetor’s research stage. It would spend through Northeastern Alberta, OFAHUSBAND’S She ha* norkrd at everything Studio for two years and now tht's 650 million dollar* In Northwest aero** Northern Saskatchewan ami WAI TIME NfTMUDC... from running elevator* m tn* Em- on her way. British Columbia and the Yukon Manitoba and over mo*; of On­ tn ham eu a river and take sys­ tario and Quebec. AM OTHE CRISIS tem into a 4'* million horsepower The shield ha* virtually nn pnsITCAUSED. . # hydrorleclrlc project and estab­ ■Iblllllei for agriculture and large­ flOa Dll HIT HUM . lish a metallurgical and electro­ ly remained a wilderness until ex­ "ill *1II” ika i chemical center for processing plorer* discovered its great min­ 1 weal yaw la tail aw *11 •( R. ore*. eral wealth. Even today the nearly Toe isn't |w*t u rn and Ml me Thla project I* hacked by Ven­ 40 per rent nf Canada which lie* ytv kid a roild la llafy. I'll tures, Ltd., a Canadian holding above the IMKh parallel ha* ^ardly dar atovt MIk* m l *1 aiy Mat' company headed by Thayer Linde- been brought into the nation’s eco­ ly, ■ New Englander who moved nomic picture. ORIOOR t lo Canada 43 yeer* ago. Llndsley, Many observers feel that the full now 73, will »ooit become chair­ ■cop* of Canada's tconomlc boom N C IC men of th* firm and ha* named cannot b* gauged until ■develop­ JIN Robert B. Anderson, former U.S. ment of this northern region i* Canada Swelling With Industry £ %/ ALLTMZV EVER / / DO IS CHARGE IT.' { ( NO MORE CBECNT A T/LLTHsy PAV UP. s X OOEQSTAND T. B urG E E .SiR ."TMBVRC ALL My BUDDIES.'-YOU ~-(J=^HlPEn ME )' ~ O tO ftOlNd . . I v TPAOE.' MORE CUSTOMERS, BUT NO CASH •••IM LOSING TWICE f AS MUCH M O N 2 y ^ AS B T fO Pg " Brand sweep of wavy gray hair hi* h»ad like a crown. TV Actors Rehearse adorning Rain*, who wai last «rrn a* the narrator In “ A Night lo Itemfmanil half a ilnieil thing* lieIn Strange Places her" lure that, ha* done rontpliBllvely little TV work. Why? TWICE AS MUCH Elaine Aiken Is Actor's Studio's Latest Contribution HOLLYWOOD *.r—If the trend NEW YORK tft—You meet tela- "Usually," he *ald, “ there Isn't continue*, graduate* of the Actor’* vision actor* rehearsing In rlie enough time to learn (ha part and Studio may prove a* sought-after oddeit placea the** day* -*pv- , f|,.v«-|np the character. You Ju*t a* fledgling engineer*. where in Inwn where (her* * room ]fi)rn th„ wor(U -mj hnp,, (of lhf You know how the liig corpora­ to apeak (heir line* and develop best* and, If, like me, you’re trying tion* -end tiilrnl scouts lo untver their »lag* hu*inr«* w i t h o u t ((|r (om„ (1, po, | ffl|lin> thl* *l!ie* In hope* of enlisting enai I rv m I n ,« t P 111 . . . . * * cracking a ahln agaimt a* rccmcn can he very Heightening. But for neering graduates? I ave vl-ion* wall. thi* -how. we’ve had enough time nf the rame thing happening at It wai m*( surprising, therefore, to rehearse—turn week*- and If it the Artnr’a Studio—roprncnlallvr* to meet Claude It a In*, the distin- dnetn’l go well It will be only my from the studio* and network* gtilihrd actor, In a hlg, bri**y. fault." • landing nlitaide the place, waiting lnw-retlinged danre hall In the Rain* now make* hi* home on a to grab acting hopeful* a* they baiement of a building known to farm In t’herter County, Pa., emerge. light fana a* St. Nlchola* Arena, where he dnfan’t own hi* own TV It ha*n’t happened yef, hut It At any mnmenl, 1 expected a •el Pre«* him for a complete an- roulld. After all, the New York art. troupe of wreiller* to appear and •wer, and you go away unsalis- irg *rhno1 ha* produced inch no­ atart rehearsing their Individual (led, table* a- Marlon llrandu, the late ad* of heroism and pain, hut .lame* Oran, Rod Steiger, Paul luckily there were only actor*. vi*it mv (riendt wrho have It. And Newman, Kv* .Marla Saint, Julie They were rehearing rh* Prai - „ all (|0, why .hculrl l gel Karri*, .la Van Fleer, and provided dent, which you can «ce on NIK one?” TV Sunday night and which con­ Rain* ha* been acting *lnce he cern* a Supreme Court Justice who ia pirsuadrd to run (nr pre*- wa* 10, which was .',(1 year* ago Idenl. If the *1nry line remind* bark in hi* nshve London. you of anything tplcal-or any­ "The fear doesn’t dlminl*h,“ hr thing which might have been topi­ said, "I still suffer. Every re­ cal before Ike »ald he’d run again hearsal — —every performance— —If won’t do you any good; nei- there ar* the same hiilterfllr*. (her the n in e of the Judge nor The longer I do It, the win** the hi* party will he familiar In you. butterflies. Tha longer I do it, the worse tha fear. Always there'* the Rain*, who play* the Judge, I* *ame misery aa you strive for in real lift a man who claim* he perfection, Differ* terribly from *hyne<« and "Every rehear**! leavei m# ex­ alaga freight Ymt wouldn’t know hausted a* a result of the intense It to look at him. HI* voire I* *nft mental affoit, It's like blood run­ and aiihilued but hla manner I* ning nut of your Ine*. Rut If the pleaianlly Imperlmi* — eiprclally performance rnmea off well, with that magnificent voeal range vastly exrltlng. That, of that ramrod, live-star general's that’a roiirse, I* tha reason for the suf­ pnitura, that ela**lc profile anil fering In th» first place. After­ ward, 1 lust Ilka to run off and collapse." Rain* excuiad hlmaalf to get a phone call. Returning, he noted, "Someone want* m* In do a rmiye in England. I said, of course, I'll do It It I Ilk* the story—just send me th* script." n hi In CturLiton, I. C. ENDS SATURDAY M AY 26. Philips Colonial Cleaners 110 3, l'ttlmcHo, WHh ■ third pint saadllng nur- __ . „ . „ ... ,#ry *" Pro<IuclIonFlorida F'°r**t Servlea expect* to produce 73 million young treaa for planting by landawnara thla winter. * E-ELtCT thla picture wai voted t* b* th* prattlaat ona of tha "bunch" at th* recant Uraiy Hat Party and Luncheon'of tha Cardan Club, ( l u f f Fhotq) SANFORD GASPHONR CO. IS40 210 E. FIRST AT. nflMHa'a lit fixwe g B K u .': bU—----- 7- IH MMMIM C JU , u W 4 M A __ RICHARD ash for D. BARKER D em ocratic PER 100-1,B. CYLINDER NO INSTALLATION CHARGE n * hat in IIOIT WIVU TOBISCUH... M T ' ' EORMALB IN THR FARIIlON Illlilll.KiHTt Rcver.l of th . Junior High School ML.*. snowrt a im . In their luvaly pastel gowns at tha recent dance held In the Plnrer.at School. (Staff Photo) BOTTLED GAS hati I’h. tR l :1j ( G yam mu IUI KOMI NEW LOW PRICES ra rm sa T m don't ju st ask fo r bourbon , A half of Florida'! prlvata c o m marrlai foraat aertaga balongr to •mall landowner*. Thar* ar* 93.282 of them and th*y own an avv aran of 103 acre* aach. $ 6 .0 0 ■nnai C O N T EST FOR MOTHERS Evidence that th* South la pre­ paring to accelerate lla fight against foreat fire-bug* and care­ less woodiburneri I* Ih* fact that w n t e « l°B2 . i r\ . Pr t ? i £ held. •" April, ona In Naur Orlaani and one FRIDRIC MARCH DON'T FO RGET OUR A cntiMc.rfM* iNnmvDrNT DEMOCKAl * outbotv Iscallanl UNIT ENTHnAIMKT, dtluxe STARTS TOMORROW RO CK A R O U N D TH E C L O C K Sccowo*I'hMwy, 8A*r 29,1954 H I W IU PROTECT YOOR RMHT TO A SECRET BALLOT COLOR k1 0 1 LUX* . CIN bmaS ooPE WITH THI goUJLSQN PL LUXE COUMJiY* LOUISVILLE] UffTL'CEY B IL L H A LE\# �-%T| 9 Snap Out Of It !! 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Very clean and close inPhone 6t 6, Jimmy Cowan. For Room or Building FURNISHED clean 1st. floor aCuetree tin g and Repair B. POP® CO. INC. ROOD 2J-CENT BEER for a quar- l»W Saelord Ave. partmenL 1004 Palmetto Ave. Phene 111) 266 H. Heath Park Ave. FWee 1444 HOMES u r . The DOGGIE DINER anti • BAA. Lake M»ry. 2-ROOM furnished apt. Tile bath, PLUMBING BAGGEKLY private entrance. Phone 3030-J TEW, Beautifully Designed THREE Contract and repair work. Free and FOUR Bedroom Hames • 1 -LUST AND IUCJND A P P L IA N C E C E N T E R eitimalei. It. L Harvey. 204 and > Batha .Sanford Ave. Phone 1525. s’mir WcsUrghouso Dealer1* FOUND—P ilr of O lisiei, Rrey U R G E, rool, 2 BR furnished frame*. Front of Penney’*. Owner i HONE 1757 115 MAGNOLIA apr. Screened porch. 555 month­ FRA ami VA <GI) FINANCED tubing. may claim by paying fur Ihli ad. A Varird Seloctlun of Plans ly. Ph. 1565-J. 1703 Magnolia. M. G. HODGES Triced from 111,200 to 524,000 Service on All Water Pumps-— 45—BUILDING MATERIALS ^-PERSONAL NOTICE* Three room fumDhed apartment. Well* Drilled — Pump* Built By 2101 Magnolia, 550.00 monthly, RoUaway, Uoiplttl a n d B a b y Paula Road Phnna 700 USED BRICK Phone 1513. Robert A. Williams. Beds. bay, Weak or Month— ODHAM A TUDOR. INC. TWO CARLOADS beautiful used TaL 1U5. Furniture Canter— Builders of Finer Homes 22—SPECIAL NOTICES brick. Orange, red, and burnt 2-ROOM furnished apartment $15, 118 Wait First For Florida Living includes utilities. 107 W. Nbith blaek. See them at SHERMAN street. I Local and Long Distance moving* ENVELOPES, letterheads, staleCONCRETE PIPE CO. HOMES AVAILABLE) Agents for HOWARD VAN menu. Invoice*, hand bills, and SMALL furnished epL 212 Oik South rin acrait..........Sanford, Fla. p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive LINES. INC. PENINSULAR Grove Manors .......... Sanford, Fla. RED-I-MIX CONKRETE Ave. Ph. 208T-M. Printmi Co. Phone 408 — 403 Valencia VUlai.......... DeLand. Fla. TRANSFER & STORAGE, Inc. Miraele Contrite Co. West 13th SL Offlca 1500 French Ave., Phone SALES OFFICE 3M Elm Ave. Phone 1136 2-BED ROOM Apt. 1B20 Tark. Th. GC0-J. BIGS. 2623 S. French Ave, ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Phono: 2100 and 2950 1 BR A 2 BR apis. Also Ralph Ray, 31 GO. HAVE YOU BEEN A MOTHER 61 VARIETIES PANELING Furn, garage apt. Pb. 4J2-W, LATELY? Cali Philips Colonial Native and Foreign Wood* UPnOLBTCRING Cleaners. Fh. 461. See Them At NEW SMYRNA BEACH H O M ES Custom Made Drapery and Slip Shermnn Concrete Pipe Co. Furnished g a r a g e apartmanl. Cover*. Sleeps 5. June, July, August. By Out West 13th St. Ph. 2156 * AUTOM OTIVE^ STANLEY KULP wesk or month. A. L. Skinner. Phone Sanford — 2858-J Phon* 1433. _____ ONLY »S0.82 MONTHLY •—BOATS AND MOTORS _ 2621 S. Park (Hiway 17 92) 46—BUSINKM EQUIPMENT 2-Bedroom rench type concrete FURNISHED 2-hcdrnom garage Si'JIIU'l L1UEM1 block home, only 3 years old, / YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER apt. 211 Maple. Phone I772-J. , T. V. REPAIRS iiHLira .-irwrjrs I1A YNE-S Office machine Co. DOWN A c n o ss 10. a tria OFFERS Duaiitilut parquet floors, screenM i 1191IIP .ir-jirm Typewriters, adding machines nick1. City 1. A weapon • H. P. Elgin ----------FW 30 ‘Til 10 p. in. Service Calls $3.00 W. 2-BEDROOM furnished apt. Rea- I-ROOMS and hath, fund-died. 2 rd porch, utility room, carporte. I'JIIIS Ull.T I f Sales-RenUls. 314 Mag . Ph 44 A. Norris l‘h. 1550. J. (j. Herrin, nama (Mont.) used Also Includes Venetian hllmls, re■ | II. P. Johnson 1034 Min.itile rent. Clu»u in. Plume cit-i mu ill i *j'v: large lots $3300. C»*li Win. HexPh. 2693-J. Licensed Techni­ 16. Obesa by the fngcratur. stove, hot water A. Part u .iiin (ii turn 701-W. Model .................. *80.00 amcr, 3rd St. Lake Mary. cians, guaranteed work. 19. Adh*. (Uuchos of e in i,i :it i j heater and space heater. 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD S H. P. Mercury 1035 J-l'U 1 r-l wu i . slva (So. Am.) chair FURNISHED 3-room garage apart, For Sale or Rent — Three o.nL F ih S T CU .tir, G a i n IT! GOODS Model ....... ........... $150.00 Mkllb P•j.-.iie i IVGLUING sub­ metit. Couple. 1401 Oak Ave. 3. The whole back room hou*s, Separate dining u I H. P. Scoll-Aweter stances ii!-jin'u ii •)M’-lf-.i'ii» C. A. TAYI.OB, Jr. world II. Pungent room. Kitchen equipped. Plums Surrounded hy M i tin ft, IN V E ST IG A T E J Gear ihlfl . 572 50 307 E. Fourth St. 3. Ilorlnjf 30. Coin vegetable 2960-W, fiii-ii i H -.11.! Landsciped Lot and Only .7 -HOUSES and COTTAGES -7 1 4 H. P. Evmruile 1053 (Jap.) 4. Valiant 13. American num i ItU llit xr»*V, 20 ii n lii iv l'ii v m *• , -* • Model . . . . 5110 00 31. Con­ warrior* author 2-BEDROOM Itutiso. Kitchen fur­ n BEDROOM house, Phono 2960-W 2-Ilsdronm isbestoi shingled home W ELL DRILLING Tti II. P. Mercury (Samoa) 13. Colna (It.) junction Y**4sr4*r‘s A***!* nished. In town. Phone 443. *7-BROKERS and It KALI OHS Hardwood Boors and outdoor Sferk 7 . . ....,.$1I3.W Pump Sales with t t . Toward B Half tm s 14. Northern 33. A root fireplace. Ki’chiu equipped. Nice Repair Service TH H. P. Elgin ............ 562.W the lag A. Splashea constella­ vsgetabto 5F.K Seminule Bcaity for Desir­ RETIREMENT HOME neighborhood. GIANT TRADE-IN ' 10 H. P. Mercury GARLAND SHAW SO. Bog 7. Coat, able Homes and Apia. Phone 27 Completely furnished 2 bedroom tion (po*4.) 34. Hermits Lightning ........ S12S.00 P. O. Box 546 as the 30. River 23. Lair 15. Birds aa luimi-, Shady lut, entjtdM ird 2 Bedroom house, Phone 2963 W. 1055 Evinrude 15 II. P........52C5.W a claaa bottom of LONOWOOD 27. Fish (Ft.) neigh bornouil. Sf.MW. |1,UW tSh Cueyenny 16 II. SCO’rr-ATWATER 8*. Wither a ship • Phene: w. p. 26-2652 16. Music note 30. Elevated MCE clean (urnishol collage on Dunn, Balance $03.44 mu. with controls ........ $15005 17. Sloth* X The Turkish trains 41-PtiwK 17-92. Bent by week or month. A. B. Peterson. Broker Associates 15 H. ELGIN . ■• 5120.05 FOR speedy, reasonable U reli­ Now Golnj On 18. East by pound (shortened) U O un Lights and water furnished. Ph. Consult A REALTOR First t A. U. Peterson Jr., P. J. Che*. 16 H.-SCOTT-ATWATER able TV and Radio Repair Ser­ 203-09 E. 1st SL (slangy White ant 34. High cards south 30ID-W1, CULLEN & IIARKKY turtun, UarlUdd Willetts, John vice. CALI. HOOVER, 2533 or 1953 M odel................... ...... 5230 00 PHONE 127 (abbr.) toe N. Park Ave. Phone 1313 -r- i r Mcisch, it. W. Williams, lluscj visit 503 S. Sanford Ave. a 16 II. P. Mercury ^BEDROOM furnished h o u s e . 7 10. Cushions Y“ -m i • Mark 20 $223.00 M. Field, A. C. Duudney, Land Clniu in, Plume 9II-M. SHOP ECHOLS 31. Bock W. II. **Btir HTEMPLK 25 II, P. Evinrude 1053 ...-a.* Buveyor. Win ANNIVERSARY 23. Spoke CER A M IC T IL E ll in Realtor — Geocral msuranre 3 Beilrooin House-MOO Park Ave. Like naw ............... 1255 oo Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 134 116 N. Park Phone 1129. SALE 36. Of osmium Guy Alien, Associate Apply 1210 Magnolia. Alio many moton torn down for Hollywood Bed, Lumplete 136 (Chsm.) Free estimate. Quality work. IS Arietta Price, Ataoclata used parti, Ranonabla. 6 LEGS FREE 28, lltrden Phone 2113 III N Para Are. FURNISHED 2-Bedroom Home. 3 • TRADE-IN your old boat, Mo­ Mothers have tin’ll May 26 to WIN. Kingsltu lied, complete 5119 minutes from naval base. lm$ 12,000 (vsr.) •9 tor or Trailer. 5 Inches wider and Call 461, the Philips COLONIAL 20. Moving A le ia n d c r & S trin g e r Allrarlive 2 Bedroom home. Kit­ nu-diato occupancy. Plume 5V-J —Selection of Boali — ,y tunacr lit.iit ordlnsry bed A more reeds 'A CLEANERS. chen appliances, washing macliReel Estate 5 Insurant'*' or 1232. % U lan, Mahogany, Aluminum Bedroom Suite |33 .11 Number Mrs. Lourlne Messenger. A**ne I Ins, living room suits, spac* - and daltor Tralla'i. !1 I* il ujukcatt! bed, Dresser 33. Old a, I'h 14 hvatrr, venutian blind* ImiludeU’MCE 3-lloom Furnished collage, 107 .Magnolia Ave. — • Alio several uied Boat* and and Mirror I Carports, Couple. $53 Phone mtssurf* EMPLOYMENT A BRAND NEW HOME ' Ii trailers. 3 Rooms Complete 1293 of length re 1V 1245-M. All finished exespt the nmda. IMtK'EU FO»» Ol'ICK SALE Sea (he New Evlnnde Line for '56 !6-n E L P WANTED-FEMALK Bedroom, Living Room 33. Part of 610,300 Has deep well and septii’ lank io 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath house on and Dinatta • ROBSON S p o rt Ina Good* “to be'* r* 490 fast road frontage. 4 miles l Uertromn Ire me home on 73xt30 laka In Little Vtolca. 5113 per Evinrude Sale* A Service 34. Old Dutch a WOULD like colored lady for rt. lot. 5 years old. With paneled ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Irorn Clock, Just off IT uml iu. mo. 1449-.M. J1 u 304 E. lit 8t Phone MS house work and car* of children. measure I h rid* room tfardwood flout*, Censer 2nd. A Magnolia Ph. 1132 (5000. 12000 cash. See llighley. /// (liquid) Live In. Phone Winter Park, kitchsn equipped nuidoir (Ire. i FURNISHED 3-bedroom house, i ‘ Bud Bamberger" Mgr. m in ir W IL L S A C R IFIC E 37. Llko 253401. .1 place, well and pump. TERMS. $93.00, wsier Included. Ideal lo­ Upen Mondaya ‘UI 9i(0 p.m. 38 Sashes 1050 n H. P. Johnson Outboard cation for children. 326 W 44 VISIT OUll BALCONY BALL REA LTY *o , Motor. Make me an offer. Thone (Jsp > AVON HAS UNUSUAL OFFER after 7;00 p. m. 40. Adhere Harry Whltaner at Z203-W. Good territory open for reliable RAYMOND M. BAIL 2.STORY brick k frame home li ** closely OSCAR M. HARRISON ambitious lady In Lake Monroe Used furoilure, appUaoces, tools, facing a park. Excellent condi­ 0—MOTORCYCLE8* IIICYCl.ES etc. Bmight-sold. Larry'a Man. 15—ROOMS RIG. BROKERS 43. Itasp area, Part time. Convenient tion. hardwood floors. All large u ** 321 East 111 SL Phone 1621. ' a D. WghleyBin, Aieoclat* 43. Weird rooms, a neurooms, living 2 GIRLS BICYCLES, food con­ hours. Good Income. Write Mrs. NICE bedroom. Private entraoea 264,50*15 Port Avt. Pkone *M 44. Wrath Juanita Russell, P. O. Boa 975, room, dining rnom, den. Kitch­ dition end good tlrai. L eu than and balk. Phone 2025W. duj your Furniture al B«j Btrry s 45. Ooira en equipped with anpljincei ahd | J ia l f original coat. PHONE 250JW urisudo, Kit. IF IT UI RIAL ESTATE arebuus# Furn., Co,, at *01 W. 40. Plague dish washer. |15,73o. Cash ur CLEAN r w m ^ T V P n e Gables' ash Cm gM f * Mesiteilh 1st SL All nationally adv, fur WAITRESS — Apply",Tmichton's 10- P A R ' A I R S terms. 401 Alegnulla. 04 111 771 Part oitura at warehouse p rin t, Drug Store, Mr, Clark, EXPERT FRONT END ALIGNOZIER IIEALTY CO, HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN MENT AND WHEEL BALANC- tT-HELP WANTED-MALE >«• ■■ fee l i e n s A n . Properly. REAL ESTATE Laura B. Oiler PRICES PAID rOX USED INQ—P a n e n ia r e a r s and REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN Reg. Real Estate Broker FURNITURE ■ Trucks; all makes, sties—u ton MATURE, dependable man for 1544 Fraoch Av«. II—ACREAGE " to l-ton. Seminole County MotWILHON-MAIER Inside Soles, imperial Tile Com­ J. W. HALL, REALTOR 2661 So. Orlande Dr. - Ph. 1266 o n , Inc. 319 E. lit St. PHONE BY OWNERS pany, Inc., 407 W. 1st St. Phono FURNITURE CO. “ Call Hall" phone 1755 . •; .lull. APPROXIMATELY 450 seres nf 401.________________________ Cal! 958 land'frontlng about 1 mile on Robert A. WlUloins, Realtor 71—TRAILERS 311 E. First St. __ _ Lake Harney In Seminole Coun­ Raymond L udqulit, Associate f o r A . Ad w r l t « (|>< 15-WORK WANTED—FEMALE ty. Cameron Development Co„ Phone 1673 Atlantic Bank Bldg. will pay YOU to see US before He per ' 1,,• “ " j tlm*» you buy. Open Evenings and Full-time housework. Call 1124-n. l*-FA".M AND GARPEN Mr*. Henry A. Russell, presi­ 16c per | n r , ------- 5 times --•-•Sundays. . dent. Phone 41 or 1266-W. Esaside Trailer Salsa, BRAND NEW l4e P«r — ~~ j l tl»*« Ford Tractor Power PosrAVow „ _______ Palatka, Fla. I t —WORK WANTED—MALE 3-B. R., 2-Bathj, apadoua through­ He per ‘— * t 0ntre«t U-HOMES Come One * Came AH out, large, lot surrounded by 10e per ................. , r>.!U B. houiu trailer wllh cabana. HIGH SCHOOL- boy with jpower quality homes, excellent section. Furntere Auction Market Completely furnished. Radio, TV, mower wanta mowing. 716-M-4- Thur*,, May 24th, 7i30 p. m. REASONABLE lari* comfortable If you are looking far e home and etc. $750. Call 25X1 until home. Partly furnished. Phone with larger features, let us *hnw 6:00 p. m. 1252 or 2333 J. you our licit value at S12.HOO. ••« « < •••• HIUTT TRACTOR CO. FINANCIAL Good terms, veteran or non A REAL HOME ON WHEELS 27Hiway 17-02 So. Phone 501 ety»«> b ,. veteran. ft. Housctralier. Sacrifice, Low 34—INSURANCE White 8 f»c* *i (or NOT A PROJECTI , , Down payment and forma. PEAT-Get your Daetwylcr Peat LAKEFRONT HOME >olsr Count M ' Phone 132. at Grapevlllo Nursery. 49c Bu. 2-R. R. masonry home with eisL Freferred Rata* I* Preferred bag. Annuals now ready. Phone Policyboldiri ern exposure on beautiful clear 2058-(irapevdlo Ave, Just off BUT— ITomei of Rea) Indlrlduall lake. Dak floors, furred walls, lohn Williams Inn. Aitncy BUSINESS l.lnch. ty; Brittany Farm Homes, Early Country Club Rd. tiled huh, extra bath in garage 41? Saaford AUeille Bask American, Ultra Moilem, Con and many other desirable fea­ Phone 34 SERVICES wotloia) k r r a n c h Colonial tures. Priced below replacement 53—WANTED 1X1 BUT typescost *t 116,500. 10—BEAUTY PARLORS ’ 35—DOGS—CATS—PETS WANTED—One, two, or three H. "Your Brautv Numbar Ph. 971 P. air-compressor. Call J03t-W. BUILT On Large Landscaped TOY FOX TERRIER puppiei, Seminole Realty Lots,- In the best of neighbor­ Harriett's newly Nook Hcautiiui clear markings. Ex­ PINE timber. No tract too large hood*, W . DIETRICHS T. W. MERO HAVE MORE MONEY by sell­ ' "7 IHi no Oak cellent stock. Ph! 752-W Deland. ur smalt. J. I* Gllsson, 108 W. 1961 Park Ay*, r t s w 27 m 141 MRS. HAY V. SOWERS, ing unoMdad things through Went 6th S i Sanford, REPAIRS *--♦47—BUILDING COMPLETE with all the failures PAINTING BENT ON A BUV1NEU ef your TOO MUCH FURNITURE? O e» you hav# dreamed about such Adi. Fbon* 1621 (or help to RELAX 25—HORSES—CATTLE as colored General F.lectrlc ajv FLOOR aendiDg aid flnl thing. Convenient, "Easy to keep” 1 RENTALS wording your a l own? Look la th* Business Oppor­ tilled ad* i*U th* lurpltio fog dunce* and colored plumbing pile 'Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi 2 HIDING Horses and saddle* bedroom house. Choice Wynne' ilurcs. 1UI wood location, Spacious lawn, note county since 1025. 53uo Phone 2607 Sinford. 14—APARTMENTS tunity* column* In CUuUlid for cash. Phono ltn for u *4* H M Gleason Lake Mary beautifully landscaped. Hard­ GRAB YOUR PHONE and dial wood floors, panel TV room. AND available at reasonable WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooma, offers. writer. <■_ Paint Roller FREEI 110,930. TERMS private baths. 114 W. First St prices with the best financing m e r c h a n d is e ; 1621 tor a Herald id-writer the ■ Kith purchaie of 4 gallon* paint, k with minimum down-pay 4 To Intorgat on Mortgage | . . '- a n y kind, Lnude or outilde. Avsion Apia. CBldeecy. Phone minute you find something's lost. manta. <• - NEED A PAINTER? SEE US! •5—ARTICLES FOR SALK 720 W Roea L. Payton, Ilroker £ McIlANEYSMlTII Lost Ada find it> WE need tuniiture, paying top FURNISHED Apt. $300 MellonAlberta J, Hall, Associate Z 1415 S. Park_____ Phone 1203 cash for eama. Sail to buy from. vdJe. Phone 2171 17-92 at Hiawatha Wellborn C Philtlps, JrSUPER TRADING POST on s L k SPECIAL price Inilde A outFOR ACTION SATISFACTION, HUTCHISON'S Ocean F r o n t Hwy. 17-C2. Ph. 3017-W. a aide. Room special 114.03. Let franklit T realty Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona For Sale—1 bedroom house, sep­ " ‘ ui paint ymtr tile roof. Call Since 1949, Sanford's Leading —Fartuiy to Tee— Reach, Call 2374-W. garage. Phone 1550, Rt. 17- use Classified ads. Phon* 1621 for 3170-J aik for Mr. Taekar. Builder of homes for over 1,600 arate Aluminum 02, De Bary. Price |650u. people. Salce Office; Little Veiuce ar id-writer. * » - ELECTRICAL Contracler* Venetian Btlnde SELLING YOUR STORE? Let to Loch Arbor. GETTING A PET for your child? Enclosed head. Sag pnHif bottom RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. rail with plastic ends. Plastic or Classified ads reach hot prospect* See classification No. 35 In Uio FHONC 5504 Want Ads. B ectn ral Contracting and Re**In FOR WIDE CHOICE of buytri, rayoo tope*. Cottoo or oyleo without delay, phone 1621 for o ’ ‘ TV Senrlce Cesttr cords, THERE’S PUNCH in your mesLOSE A VALUABLE7 Lott Adi renters, workers, u»o Want Adi. vBandi* and Croiley Appliences ‘•enkarik C lass end p a in t Co •age when a Herald ad writer are famous finders. Call 1121 (or helpful td-wrllcr. Oat Wewt 11th SL l i t IU crbIU A ys. Ph. 113 112-114 Waal ted SL I'huoa I2u helps'word your adl Call 1521. jso ad-waller's Interested help. I’hoa* 1621 to place 'em. i •,* j W ; [! - J DAILY CROSSWORD M a th e r's -1 SALE & % 1 % h 1 4% 1 % % % WANT AO WHOPPERS 1821 . •sr,.sS ‘ «... >• S H E R MWA NO N P IP E C0.I M l Ii �a« vr; - . - ^ ^ * ' T -■ 'Harry S. Truman' Hospital Halos Station WKKO Sale MAY 11 Admission* Takes Sightseeing Miry Sue .Turner .(Sanford) Is Negotiated; Evelyn Barfield (Sanford) Edna Burton fSiafordl Mr*. Dorothy Karne* fSanfordj Awaits Approval Tour Of Salerno Mr* F.lh Jone* (Sanford) j i Local Fire Crews Answer 25 Alarms For Month Of Aoril The Sanford Fir* Department answered 23 alarm* for fire* dorIn? the month of April,. 1084 with 16 of th*m outild* elty lim­ it*. Ov«r 60 per cent of the rah* were In county area*, according to the report, with two fatia alarma Included In th* total for Sanford proper, Fire* originated In a school, snack bar and restaurant, saw mill, dwelling, car, and twenty grass, trash, tree and wood* fire* T *' ■. < - ^ The SenfprtJ ,T in .- fW pertaie# made, 80 rune, flv eetf the total being fee cause* o th « th*n flr*». These were the felt* eUnns and three alarm* because of over* hefted kerosene stove*. / During tha month of- April, I860 feet of hoi* * U vied to combat fire*. Tha total time spent by th* Saaford De­ partment trneka wnd aB iB ^fhsit waa 21 hour* and a m tu t« L W Birth* Sale of radio station WKKO In SALERNO, lU 'y, f/P»— Harry — Boy Turner Cocoa ha* been ncgoHaTed and 8. Truman drove through Salafno Baby Boy Barfield completion of the tranaactlon today pn a ilghtaeelng tour of tha DUchargea await* only approval of the Federal Naples! area. ’ Sidney Jonee (Sanford) Communication* Commission in Unable to take hi* customary Earl Morrall, Michigan State Robert Gnann (Sanford) Washington, It wa* announced Ihi* brisk morning walk became of u quarterback itid ihortitop, won tha Cocongle Johnson (Sanford) week by co-owner* Davit Wilson bad ankle, Truntau confined hi* Chaster L. Brewer award for com­ Jahnothan Randall (Sanford) and Carl Collin* of Cocoa. stroll to a few Step* afro** th* bined academic and athletic excel­ George Roblnaon (Sanford) Naw owner I* Orlando radio exeatreet from hla waterfront hotel Albert Smith (Sanford) lence. cutlvc, Tom Sawyer, who la vice in Naples. eGorge Roblnaon (Sanford) president and aate* manager of Albert Smith (Sanford) While In the Sulerne area he WARR In Winter Park. aleo planned to visit nearby Mra, Patrlcal Stenitrom (Sanford) Sawyer *iid that no rhange In ----- DON’T ----Charle* Edward Thomas Passtum to view the rule* of a personnel i* contemplated and (hat (Altamonte Spring*)Greek colony founded In tHa 6th pending FCC approval, Collin* will Throw Away Tour Tlra DeHart Steatite Teer TU** Are Smeeth. MAY Z2 Century U. C. M n. Truman and continue a* general manager of the Admissions • their friend*, Mr. and Mr*. Stan­ Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 163 W. 2nd Pbt On New Trweh Rwhh#* station. Mr*. Lenn e Pape (Sanford) ley Woodward, wera with the Located on The newly opened C, Tread. That Will GIs# Guaranteed NEW TIRE W**f And Birth* former president, Sweet Smith highway, two mile* Baby Bay Pape llefur* tha Truman auto ( tra ­ west of Cocoa, the >,000-watt alaRate Your Mousy, DUchargea J. flNUT WHKtNf, 62, Anlkant vail headed out of Naplei, paat a tion serve* all of Brevard county Gerhard Gade fDe'Bary) Reerelsry of Labor, expresses view of Vcauvlu* and tha romantic and adjoining area*. Th* ftatlon WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd went on the air In January, 1933 appreciation as ha U elected late of Capri, Truman met mem­ president of the Judicial Coun­ OLD ROUSE ARRIVES LATE SI YEARS IN SANFORD and maintain* daytime program ber* of Naplei' Italo-Amarlcan cil of th* Methodist Church et CINCINNATI, Ohio, CD - Tha ■ehedullng. Society. fry v plAyVi . *v 4y*J* the General Conference In Min­ SL*V.1< i'Tif i t . L*>! The new owner *a!d he plans to Ho told Lcopoldo Rublnacc!, oldeat house In Ohio, which alta neapolis. A Chleago lawyer, Wil­ head of the aoclety and a candl-; in a wooded tectlon ol nearby Investigate the possibility of ex­ kins Is the highest Negro offtelal Indian Hilt, ha* been In thla Mala panding hrtudca*t hour* lo nighl date for mayor of Naplei In tha In the Administration and now becomes a top-ranking layman May 27 election*, that Italian* In only two years. Built In 17BJ, ac­ time for a full operation schedule. In Hie churdu ffnirmatloASt) the United Stall-* wire “good cording lo the deed, It atood on It operate* on BOO kilocycle* and I* citixen* and good soldiers in the Main Street In Watertown, Conn., the only clear channel station in until Mr. and Mra. R. W. Barrett Florida. ONE ALUMINUM STACK Inst war.'* "Brevard County, with the city of Cincinnati bought it in 1033. ' Sawyer ha* been assoclaled with I’UtWIT r o l l Ml.Kl Connl# Rail and htr earort. Ilurk Winn, were CHAIR GIVEN AWAY AB­ i"tVe like tliem,” be *nH Afler every brick, board and radio In the Central Florida area I of Coco*, It- beaches and the all ■napped by our photographer Ju*t before the tlonra alarteil. thtnfr Tin man told llnbinaccl tho lieu in wa* marked on a master since he came to Orlando to open I important Guided Missile Rase, I* SOLUTELY FREE EACH 1’Hoto) ' _____________________ i* ___ linked Stale* ha* the biggest plan, Ibe Dutch colonial hou*e waa WLOF In 19(0. fa*t becoming one or the nallon's DAY AT Italian city In .tha world—New dlamantlcd and brought here (or lie later became affiliated wtlh most important areas,” Sawyer York, with “three million of them reaaacmbly. * WDDO and after six year* Joined said. "I atn dedrou* bf haring a l here.’’ Tho oldeat existing home built tlie »iaff of WIIOO. In September, part In the rapid growth of (hi* In Ohio wae constructed in I77R he Joined Ray Gnnklc of Jackson-, East Const section and felt Hint at Marietta, about no mile* up villa as founder, and ro-owncr of ownership of WKKO would make 1208 S. PARK AVE. the Ohio River from her*, WARR In Winter Tark. 1 that possible." Lead Hits 5 People Light Voting Is » WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, k f-A shotgun blew a hole In the "armor Being Experienced plate'' of a Brink'* Inc., truck ye*, L!ghr voting li being experienced terday when the weapon was ac­ at all poll* throughout .Seminole cidentally fired by a guard Inside County in today'* ipeclal election. The Orowera end Shippers Lea the parked vehicle. Early estimates of the total vote ■uo o( Florida, headed by S. 0. , Five aldewalk stroller* were hit that will be recorded al the end ('It a at, of Sanford, a a iia pre.d- j,y flying load. Their Injuries were of today'* h.illoilng run anywhere dent, eelebralaa It* 33rd year of not aeriuti*. from 1,000 lo 2,300. The driver qf Hie armored truck aervlre lo the agricultural indite Poll* opened at 7 o'rlork thl* trlca of the State at a banquet iiArked on a noun town itic rt *u morning in all prertncl* with vot­ he and twu guard* in the rear com­ and annual bualnaaa msellng. June B, In Orlando, Tha ae«ilona will be partment could cat the lunette* ing machine* In 12 of the iu pre­ held In the faahionibla, new dining they carried with them. The trio cinct*. Voter* may ra*t their ballot for room of rha San Juan Hotel, the had been picking up money for do on* of the two candidate* fur lire dinner wmmenelnf al 8:30 p. m., livery lo a hank, followed by the election of officer*. One of the guard*, John llealy of House of Representative* to >«r*c Interest in the League'* 33rd an­ the Bronx, wa* munching a *and- Hut unexpireil term that now cxl.*t» nual get-together la itate wide. wich when a ,12-gaiigc shotgun until 7 o'clock thM evening when Leaden In the Industry will con­ ■landing nearby started lo fall. Po­ the poll* cloxa, verge upon Orlando front all parte lice aald he lunged for It and ac­ Thorttat Stringer, local real e«Inlc and Insurance matt oppoic* or the State,' The League, a non- cidentally touched the trigger. The bins! loro a onednch hole Cordon Frederick, Sanford al Tur­ proflr organltatlon, handte* traffic and tranaportltlon for the Florida In Die hack of Hie (tuck. The pel­ ney. In today'* election. The two will appear on the ballot C'ltrua Commission, Florida Can- let*, one fourth inrh In iliamoror, nara Association, Cifrua Pror»**or» hit most of the five pa<»er*by in In Hie May 21* democratic pretermHal primary In a run off for HuAssociation, and grower* end ship the'feet or leg*, next term In the House of Repre­ per* of the State, and hi* the Ml cooper*lion ol Florida I'llrui Mu­ 3,000 P-TA Workers sentative, tual. (tordon Stedman, Executive Vice Listen To Speeches 3IIH.S l.H EFFECTIVE Praaidant of tha League, aald here ST. LOUIS, cf> - When ■ man SAN FRANCISCO ift-M oio Hi an todiy that ha aoon would hav* an broke into Mrs, William Jturbiannouneament r e g a r d i n g the four out of 10 school children sun'e kitchen, she grabbed tur rhnnuf not In parllclpale with their apeaksr of the evening at the ban­ follow* In grmin fun or project*. husband's .22 caliber rifle and quet. Out of i ho u It lull .inn and lonely llrcil once. Tho shut went wild, A feature on Hie avnlng'x pro­ to per cent, -aid dlroclur lli-rman but Gin man fled. gram, June 3, will hr the annual (I. Stink of tho California Youth Slip uuln'l know that fur a wltilo. report on the League'* activities Authority, come ino«t id lh<* tmull- - Mr*. Ilurbison tainted a* she pull­ for th paat year by Sled- date* fur Juvenile correctional In- ed tha trigger, ntan. Sydney Cha»e, League Pr*«l- ilitulinn*. riant, of Sanford, will deliver the Three Huiusnnd ilelcguli-* In the Pre«ldent'a Adilre**. <IOth Cnngrei* ill Patent* and Grace Kelly Central Truck Llnea, haadtiuar- Tearlier* Ann. cloudy listened lerv Tampa, will again he hint to jcslcrday a* Stark anil *lx olhrr Wedding Stamps nemher* and gur«l* with a rock- panel evorri* otuhril the r»u*c» NEW YORK, Mny 23—Tim tail parly In the San Juan lintel, ol proldem children. wciltlititf of I’rlnco Kniiilur III t r tinning at .vco P. M. The delegate.' separate today in­ The (Loner* and Slitupcr* Lea- to -lx field hip lection* to *er ninl Grace Kelly in, of course, g .r of Florida i* a fair cru*»- aClIfornla demonstrations of ef­ of KPfieral iuterent, . . Lilt to r.cctlon of <ho alalo'* agricultural fort* toward the P-TA goal of "a •Mitmj) collectors the evont Is H iiu tE n . O.Tircr* are: Sydney O. hrnhbv pcrionallty for every of very specinl lutorest. . .for Chue, Jr., ITerlilent; It. V. Phil- child." ithe Kovurnment of Monaco I'.’*, First VIre President; Phil (*. Stark *ald 111* rxpcrlenre •howed 1lias issued a special set of Pa*era, Srcond Vlro President; tin t the key problem In dellnsien- wedding stamps, beautifully ('•>. J. ('. Il'.ttc!ii*cn, Third Vice cv and Juvenile offending wa* that F ? Idcot: f). L. McKinnon, Trea*. "*ome one ha* lo care enough, for printed In large format, bear­ G n rV t S liju u n , Exccutlie the rhi|(| involved, lo do some ing pictures of the Prince anti his Academy Award whining t 'r* I'r: idcnl; Tlrm n* F,. IMIle. tiling." I ju ry —Tratfii Manager; (). \V. Till* dirscljnn for Hie iral effort, bride . . . The stamps wore on ! it ie.-, Rail Angtyit; Jans H. Stark said, Hr* in Ix-tlri- ■chools, sale In Monaco for one day I 'ter, A u lilin l Secretary-A**l,t- bettor home* and heller rerrea. only, tinil already have lier T ’ei.urer, II. I), Keene is Hon—not in moie parole officers come a "collectors item.” t 'rmno of *•* Bosr l. and mure correctional Institution*. riccauso tho wedding set The Congio** of Parent* and M :’rrl r* of II e el.ague are; t ' n* Pe. iking Asm., Inc.; Win* Teacher*, he said, I* an organisa­ has evoked a lively Interest t r Garden C'lni* I'l-oiluct* Coop., tion "of the people who care In atnmps of Monaco—Elmoiil’s Paris offlca has pre­ I W i n ' e - Garden Ciirils (irow- most-" t (leone HU-llr, general manager pared A collection containing n A n.; Wavtrly Grower* Coop.; — r!n-i fnitn-inl Food*, Inc.; of the Lo* Angelo* Deportment of not only the Grnco Kelly act f : i & C o n ra n '; II n-tlo Fiodueu It e r r e a t I 0 n and Porks, *a!d of five, hut tho popular Oly­ Cr.iort'M l vcl" Groves, Inc,; "handicapped communities" help mpic ami Enthronement Is­ V -?r Gibwri. Coup.; I'lyinnulh produce problem children, The liandl,'a|iped communillr* he sues ami the llosio Art sot; (’ft is Prolucl. (’non.; Pasco Pa I" 7 ('a'V.Hiityt DTihyglo Krti'i m< int, HJelle explained, were a total of 22 mint stamps, Ci »,: \. Du*'a ( H.tt* Co o jsij - Hi-*o which left recreation "to the which we are pleased to offer Mercury's new increased power gives you faster and high compresaion, you would have to pay at I've, Inc.; Eve-gl -ie* Grower* Co kid* themselves, in the pool hall for juat $1.00 to introduce o i ratlvr, Inc.; Florida Conner*| *nd Ihe corner greasy spoon.” reaponae than ever« before ’.*77 even more usable | leaat $173 more in any competitive car.* And only our approval service. Order * . . . . * A* i.: Flovldv Cllrus Exchange today. ELMONT STAMP CO. Pnlge, Collie in, Mississippi full­ (i’oyldswcst, Ins.); Kosjatn Citrus poivcr for rapid acceleration and aafor passing! Mercury in its field givea you a 4-barrel carburetor C ir c a ilr to Coop; Gentile Bros. back, led the Soulheailcin Confer­ 01 West arith Street, New York 1, N. Y. Dept. 1HU7. ence In scoring last season with Cam nny; llalnc* City Cliru* t h h b io M Medalist and Cuatom give you more' 'as standard equipment on every model. Come In Adv. ('u|> ve-* A**n.t A. S, Herlong k 74 paint*. C i : H.illv Hill Fruit Product*, horaepower-per-dollar than any other make of car* today. Mercury pricea now. *tart below..many In?.; Nrvln* FrulT Company, Inc.; I V-nn A Company, Inr,; Mouser and the highest standard horsepower in their price models in the low-prico fieh1. Vr 't Company: Minute .Maid Corp.; Lako Wale* Cliru* Grower* Asm.) Lake Region Packing Assn,: range. To match th. topcoat Medaliat'a power Lake Charm Fruit Co.; Keen Fmll * I *■ * , | Cor'oralIon; R. D. Kesnr; and J, C Hutchison it Comnany. Tie league Executive Commitl ?, al.vays a very active gruun: Jc’. n O. Arlko, J. R. Bynum, W. B. Gum, M. II. Hemsnway, J. A. HenI'lnon, R. D. Keene, John IRVING 1. T. Lesley, R. C. Lewis, E. W. Pit YOU line, R. W.> Malrs, Claud C, Herahon, IV, H. Mouser. W, C. PederAGENT eon, C. O, Rithbun, P. C, Barrett, FREE tn g w Celebrates : " J “ ” 33rd Service Year At Meet Banquet IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION INCREASED HORSEPOWER INAll 18 MODELS _ a t no increase in price! Slow! At no extra cost. . , you'get 235-h'p in Monlereys and Montdairs ,- . 225-hp in Medalist and Custom models when equipped with optional Merc-O-Matic Drive; Now—more than ever your big byy i s ' THE BIG ,tV. A. Stebblns. Don't nlti tha big telavlslon Lit. “THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW," Sunday avenlng, f Tied Rolf#, Dirtrauuth** athletic director m d a former Yanks* third baseman, lad tha Cistern Intereollaiiau Baiabatl Laaiua In stolen bawa with 11 la i n i , lie played for Dartmouth. MeUch Hldg. Hanford Phone 1138 In 195fi aa for 14 conaecutlve years STATE FARM Insured more earn than any other Co. ERCURY :00 U 1:00. Station WDIO, Channel R HUNT-McROBERTS, Inc. 1M N. PAI-METTO AVK. PHONHlift �If Your H Delivered Call 1A2I Before For Dellrery Shop and Save In Sanford AM M W W HMMf DAILY ME WTAfMK P— vu-v-w .WWW_____________ VOLUME XLTU1 F. 0 . Peterson Changes Mind On Guilty Plea Garbage, Trash Trucks Operating Different Hours Frailer 0. Peterson, 34, who was captured In Seminole County by local Sheriff's deputlea near Genevi, today changed ht. mind about pleading guilty to kidnapping. Instead, an attorney for the Holynke, Mass., former convict slid he will ask a mehtal examination of Peterson, who Is accused of kidnapping Sirs. Evelyn Johnson, IS, Irnm her homo at knifepoint Resilient* In the downtown area May 11. will hear noises In the night with tlie change of hours for the opera, tlnn of the garbage and trash trucks, according to an announce­ ment made today from the City Manager'a office. Garbage and trash trucks, It waa announced, will now b* operating from 12 midnight to f i. in. In­ stead of the former hours of 4 a. in. until noon. Thl* Is n more efficient opera­ tion, the City Manager'! offica said this morning, which will a|. low the use ot the packer truck Instead of ppen trucks which allow trash and paper to be blown over the street*. The change of hours will affect the downtown area only, It w*. announced, with the hours for garbage and trash pickups remaining the same throughout the city, ex­ cept In this one area. Peterson previously said at a jus­ tice of peace hearing he Intended to plead guilty. Atty. James G. Morrell, who said ho was retained to represent Pet­ erson by th* defendant's brother, u rC{or Peterson of Holyoke, said Peterson soma years ago waa con fined to mental Institutions In Mas­ sachusetts. Peterson Is accused of forcing Mrs. Johnson to accompany him and taking her car. A Seminole County Sheriff* posse found them In a woods near Geneva. Meanwhile two officer* from Massachusetts arrived to question Pelf” f,n a ^ u t the kMnaoping of « “ » * M ld Had!ay girl 111 -Ap*‘t. Thu girl waa abducted from her home amt found wandering on rural road th« next day. Med-Fly Check Begins Following the announcement la.i week that med-fly trap* were being set out across Ui* Central Florida belt, peat exterminators today crossed their fingers and began checking on the extent of the M editerranean fruit fly's In­ vasion of the Lake Okeechobee farming area, Larvae waa found yesterday In a grapefruit from tho state exper* " « •* ° lid*: Tlhl> J* U!Vl,n0,tt TV)**,? tJnd dur n* * pr **" . 111■ f,y» J ? * »«o ,n D .,U Counly. h . . b.en tound In Uia rich South Dada . r®“ * •*** * ' w#'' Okoechobeo area These two areas together pro. duce more than 100 million dotlira worth of agricultural prod­ uct! yearly. Wilbur Charles, In charge of the extermination efforts, said spray planea would be used In West Palm Beach today and Belle Glade tomorrow. “ We hope the Belle Glade find will be an Isolated outbreak which can ba controlled quickly. But that'* what we thought about Palm Beach. Now that has turned out to be pretty bad," Cherlca said. Asked If tha fly la likely to turn up all over the state, Cherlca said, “ I really don't know. W* have j .000 to 1,000 leaps strung out through the citrus belt In the cen­ ter of the state and wa ought to be getting samples from them In the next couple of day* We should know then how bad It really la." HAWrOWD. n/)R lD A > WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 18S* Wire Fred erick Is Electe To Fill Unexpired Term Stringer Committee V Runs Close To Donate Money Margin Gordon Frederick, *1-year-old Sanford attorney, wn* elected yesterday to fill tho unexplrrd term In tha Homo of Reprc■entatWee vacated by Voile A. William* Jr., when ha resigned to accept the appointment aa Asslstaut State’* Attorney. It wa* a nip and tuck battle In yesterday's election with only ■ Pit-vote margin putting Fred­ erick Into the top spot In tha race. Less than 80 per cent of tha re­ gistered Democratic voter* in the county turned out for tha Im- purtnnt race. For Coordinator George Dabbs, president of th* Seminole County Tuberculosis and Health Association, presided at A meeting ot the Executive Commit* tee which was held yesterday af« ternoon In tho TB Association’* of* flee. The committee voted to giv* $30 toward the expenses ol 4 Health Coordinator from our coun* ty to attend the Summer Workihop on School Health Juno IS July 8, and School Health Conference June 20-22 at the Florida Stale Unlver* slty at Tallahassee. Three hour* graduate or undergraduate credit will be given for the Workihop. This Workshop Is sponsored by tho Health Education Departmtnt, Florida State University, tlorlda State Department of Education, and the Florida Stale Board of Health, Tallahassee. The Florida Tuberculosta and Health Association approved a $200 grant for thia workihop for teachers serving aa health eoordl* natora. This will be used to pro* vide consultants, visual alda, booka, or other malarial to further th* conference. Soma Florida Tuberculosis work* era will participate a* consultants at the School Health Confert&c* to b* held Juna 20-22. Member* present w*r»i R. J . Bauman, Mra, B, S. Rowan, Mrs. Herman Jacobson, Mrs. W. W. Tyre, Dr. Terry Bird, It. T. MU* wea, Superintendent Public Initnic* tlon, George Dabbs, and Mra, Lor* ratno Graham, According to figures re'eaked today by tha Supervisor of Regis­ tration for Seminole County, Mrs. Camilla Hrure, only 1,1113 voles were tabulated on ballots and nn machine* In yesterday'* special runoff election. Gordon Frederick drew 1,034 Club Contributes voles, Including 12 absentee hat100 Per Cent To MEMBERS OF THK GRADUATING Ctasa at Lyman High School. They are; Phyllle Creamer, Joan lot* am) Thomas Stringer polled Joyre, Frances Fournkre, Ann* Mau Muir, Marilyn Snyder, Jo Ann Lawrence, Cecil Itedsole, Robert a total of Pfitl votes, Including 9 'Chain Of Dollars' Crump, Ralph Farina, Donald Lee, Travis Lovelace, Eugene Meeks, John Bcbulls, Donald Btevens, ■hsentc* tiallata. The linllot* were canvassed this e and Alvin Winter. (I’hoto by Jameson) Miss Faye Gamer sang “Alice morning by tha Canvassing Board Blue Gown" and the “ Rock and Th* Mayfair Inn Country Club whirh Included Judge Finest IlouSRoll Waltx" for the entertainment golf coura* I* undergoing a re­ ★ ★ ★ hnhler, County Commission Chair­ of member* of the Pilot Club at conditioning end reworking pre­ man W, Brown Miller, and Mr*. o their dinner meeting held In the paratory for th* winter PGA Golf The Seminole High School Band Ylcht CIub U i, „|gh, Mrt. Camilla Bruce, Seminole County tournament. directed by Ern«*t Cowley and Sue g g,#Vfnf0n prwsIdlnK. Ml*, Supervisor of Regletratlon. Lee Armetronf, Golf Pro at th* combined band* or j.yman Kay k. n> Ivey accompanied m i .« n .._ All 19 preclncte bed reported Mia* Gartha Mayfair Country Club said and Oviedo by 0 o’clock lest night since vot­ .. „ High . ...Schools , , under . ner at the plxno. Mrs, B. E. Chap- yesterday, that the front nine If th d Irecti on^^of Mi cline I she r man |11(( cblrile 0f the program ing machinal were used In ell the 18-hole course will be closed left early this morning to par hut fnur.-pf. .thf preclude. lor the evening. _L fw r, apgroxlmatafg kwo ee thra# r • ticipate In the all-day Watermelon The flral r<i» , t eon* Into tha Mr*, D. K. McNab, first vice weeks, Twelve member* of th# Senior Chamber of Commerce Building Armstrong said that th* greens Class at Lyman High School at end the office of the Supervisor of the duties of tho program a ffa ir for the Seminole High chairman ami announced pro­ will lie torn up no that they may Longwood will receive their diplo­ of Registration only a few min­ be reworked and reconditioned. He H.honl Bond for the past seven mas *t Commencement Flierciecs utes past seven o’clock Inst night grams for (hr nrxl lew months. aim milled that a few of the tee* y.i.r*, They have tie'- oni- weltto he held Friday evening June a* tha pulls closed exactly on the Mrs. II.A. Swanson, finance chair- will I,,, worked on during the known In the festival for ihe uni­ ■nan, explained the functioning of t, ai 9:13 p. m , in (he school au­ hour, form costumes worn in.lmling the gudget and finance committee process of the summer work. ditorium. Thnmaa Stringer said this Rev. Bob Spear The front nine of tha course d ttigareca, ■ white shirt, with a ami outlined »ome of the money Seniors receiving their diplomas morning "I w»» very ples.cd with , . . . . , .. Ill tie rimed for the two to red watermelon pnltntn "n tho are: Bhylli* Creamer, Franco* the return* yesterday a* It »ho\v* heck, a straw hat amt white raising project* (or the ensiling j|,rPf W(.0it period, Armstrong huiirakre, Joan Joyce, Jo Ann a heavy gain on my opponent Returns Recently )eirr with which to meet the bud- , a|1|_ beginning next Monday, times and sucks. Lawrence, Anna Mae Muir, Marl* uvc'i thou»li the vote was light," get of $981.50 set up. Al| p|#y w||| |1# confined to The para le begun at ‘J V> this l)n Snyder Cecil Bedsolo, Bob “I attribute this gain," *nld From Convention Mrs. Chapman, publicity chairth# hack nine during thi* brief Only about one-third of Ht* Member* of the Sanford Lion* morning. Rev. Rob Spear, pastor of man for tha Somlnole County Men- Intermission for redoing the cerln?>!l!.Un M'e.'ks* fuods'ne"c»*»eyTiTput'the Mental Stringer "to the fact that I have th# Churrh of the Natarena Club were told yeitcntiy at (heir t tal Health program, staled that course, Tuil o , l l l t n »u"d campaign over tho met and talked to many people In Sanford, has recently returned hiv# ^ ral|r(, (ar jr( ,h„ personally during tha p»it two tho Pilot Club had contributed t)„b Willi*, Green* Ruperln* noon luncheon meeting that the i . r wih . * ' ** Stevens, and Summer Roundup too per cent toward the "Chain of tendent at the Mayfair Inn Conn- Little league "had Ju»l rimed It* Alvin Winter, t fer| that an from Bradenton, Florida where Uwo week drive with only one day week* ‘ and................. .... ‘I "have -------Dollar*," a program designed to try Club courie, la In charge most successful season which wa* The Baccalaureate Sermon will I#ft for active fund raising. exrellent chnara to win on Mny tlm Florida District Assembly held It* *orty-i#eond convocation. For School Children establish a Central Florida Health „f all of the work. the 28th consecutive year that the bn delivered by Dr. John W. Officials of the local Mental 2th when more voters go to the Sanford Linns Club have sponsored Cl Hilly, pastor of the Altamonte Figure* based on th* fiscal year Clinic end Hospital. -----------Health Association have asked polls." the league." Ends Next Week Chapel with the invocation and that “ those who have contributed Gordon Frederick wlM now re­ May I, tf)S5 - April 30, tOSfl show Announcement wa* made that Jack K. Morrison, chairman o( Brncdlction offered by lha Rev, call five friends and ask that they present Semlnot* County, ollow- the following increase for tha Next week will be the lest week the Pilot Club enteeed a e»r In Ihe S e r V I C e I s P l a n n e d the Little League lor tho Sanford Darwin Shea, pastor of th* Cassul- contribute too, to the ilatewidn Ing the May 28 approval of Ida Sxnfonl Church of th* Naxaranot of the summer roundup of school recent Armed Force. Day psridol , ,, . Lion* Club, A special Memorial ----------- made the report. He berry Community M o t h o d I s t effort. Membership * 11.5 percent election, In th* House of Repre­ children who will attend th* first nn May IB. An Invitation wa* read from Seminole Junior High School jnonaored by D is united Spanish to|c) member* that boy* from » to Church. The Lyman High School Sunday School • attendance • grade in September. It wa* pointed out that 93 per sentatives and In the xpclnl ses­ 10 percent Mr*. Dalian Loop, chairmen nf I’-TA Inviting the group lo tha re­ War Veterans, will he held on j 2 years of age participated in the Glee Club will sing “Green Cx- cent ol tha funds remain In the sion of tha Legislature called to Total amount rnlsed for all the Health Committee of Southside ception which la being given on Sunday, May 37 at 11:00 a.m., |CIg,i# with a total of 234 boys slgn- llwdrsl" by Hahn sod "Cherubim County and 33 pec cent forwarded consider ^apportionment. purpose* - 12.1 percent firhnnl remind* parent* that they June 1, honoring R. E. True, prln- it the Congregational Church, „ | 1|p during this •eaton. Games Song No. 7" by Bortnlsnsky (lur­ for slat* and national research The outcome of tha May 20 elec­ In August of this year the church ahouhl take their first grade chil­ clpil of the school who is retiring. "’rner of Park Avenue and 24th ttprr played each afternoon except ing tho services, tion will determine which of the and educational programs. dren who will enter school In Sep­ Tito next meeting of the club licet, Sanford. Th* Rev. J. Saturday y»b Bnnlveraary Cla*s Night activities will h« Letter* and envelope* have two candidates will reprusont w'11, tember to the Semlnolo County will be In the form of a picnic at 'lernard Root will conduct tha “ The All Star game wa* played observed at Lyman High School |>ecn sent lo homes of school chH. Seminole Count* In the Homs of ,avl"« ur»«n|s«l In Uiehulld* Health Unit on Palmetto Avenue. Iha home of Mrli u „n ervice* for the veterans, Includ- last Friday night," said Morrison, on Tuesday aveniiig, May 28 at iircn and to civic clulu, Garden Representatives' In the regular I M* «*'«pW bp ,h* nir Gold Star Mather*, American “with the pennant-winning ned next to tha Sanford Fire Depart- mlnol* Boulevard on June 11. session of the legislature. l,Dlh 'n^n ^ e a m r* un August 87. 1043. I eglon, Veteran* of Foreign Sox defeating the league AlLStars." B; IS p. m. The entire jrngram will circle, and other organiiatlons. ment, for their health examina________________ be centered around Lyman On TV The Sanford Pilot Club ha* con- candidates will appear on the batx ° ‘" a War*. World War On# Veterans, Hons. 1055 •' A April This wss Ihe first game to bo in "The Toast of the Town" with tribuled 100 per cent to tho cam- lot on May 20 for the regular “May »7 ,1.'..105d ^ \ Disabled American V e t e r a n s , 10, 1057 Include! Mra. Raymond Uesponse, io far, ha* been very class members portraying promtpaign. played under the new light* Install­ Urm of two yean. Fleet Receive Association, Auxlllight to th* appeal that the health Handlfcr, Missionary Plealdelit, ed by the City of Sanford at the nenl TV alar* giving the Good Old Tho.* |n Semlnot* County w4to Frederick drew a total of 2,liario* and all Servlc* Men. examination* should he mad* now new park on Fast First St, In Fort Dsyi, Leg-Acy of 1039 (tho class hive been heading tho fund rils- 104 vote* In th* May 8th primary George Plttard, Sunday School at Dr. Terry Bird's office. Generally fair through Thursday, will), What It Was, Kefauvor mg campaign are: George Tbuhy, while Stringer, th* lecnnil high­ Superintendent, Johnny Carter, Mellon Bark. I’arcnti who wish to take their high today In lha tow I0e, low to­ Award*, Tho Cane of ITi* Shadowy Chairman, Sanford Rotary Club; est out nf the four candidate* Vnnnp People's President, and Chairman Morrison said “The ADDITIONAL LOCAL NTW1 children to family physician* night (X ta IB, genii* variable Future (rlaoa prophecy), A Twist Mr*. Gustav BarilKTCnr, Tron»ur- poled only 1,325. There aro 10,- Mr*. Robert Carter, Junior Soc­ Sanford Liuns Club wishes In ex­ should request the proper form* wind*. ON BACK RIGHT Of The Wrlat, The l.yman Tattoo er, Soulhaltle P-TA; Mrs. B. E. 4'-H icglsloicd Duinocrnti.* votoia iety Supervisor, tend their appreciation to the City from the County Health Officer, Hie Church of Ihe Naxaiena m county. of Sanford for Ihrir fine coopera­ (class (Mem) and a song 1 Love Chapman, Publicity Chairman, | Sanford Pilot Club; and commll-l (,n|y Rh»rnl, . ,)H||0n pre I* Wesleyan In doctrine, evaugetion In providing the new play­ Ly man. At Commencement exercises tee members F. D. Scott, M ayor;' tb, fiunnrviwoi- of he- llitlc In appeal, and worldwide l* ground for the boya.” minion. Lions Club President Ben Wade June I, Marilyn Sny der will de- A. L. Wilson, Klwanls Ct‘ b; Mr*. | ..i.iruimn, awarded eight member* of the liver the Salutatory, France* Fou- Sidney E. Ivea Itl. and Mr*. I'. L ... -----’--------------------------------local club their pin* for too per rakre will make tha Valedictory Park Sr. cent attendance at club meetings address. Ralph Farina, prasfdeul New contribution* to ihe Svml during the p u t 12 months. Those of Ihe Senior Class will present nole County Mental Health Fund receiving th* pin* were; Dallas E. tha members while E. S. Douglas, Cumpaign arc: Mrs. E. M. GilsLoop, Jack E. Stamper, W. Hugh principal, presents the diplomas. *on, Mr. and .Mr*. P. D. Andor. Duncan, Ben F, Wade, Arthur The Commencement address son, Mrs. W. A. MorrUor., Dr. Ed­ Klrchhoff, Ernie Witte, Thomas will bo delivered by Voile A. Wil­ win Epktein, John D. Carlton, Dr, Stringer, and Clarence C. Welsh. liam* Jr., Aoaiitant Ktate'e At­ C, L. Park Jr., Miss Dorothy Pow­ torney of Sanford. William* will ell, B. C. Swope, Mrs. Mildted b< Introduced by Superintendent Frlnberg, Mri, EsUter Rive, Mri, u( Public Initructlon R. T. Milwec. Nancy Brock, Mrs. Esther Ridge, Tli* Rev. Lewis Futch, pastor a"d Mra< nf the l-ongwoud Baptist Church May 22 will offer lit* Invocation and beneDepartment Meets Admlieion* dictlun. Alfonto Johnson (Sanfordi The L*kt Msry Volunteer Fire Claudlno Vickers (binfcrd) Department bald '(» regular meet­ Bell* Silfen (Plantation Estates) ing last night at tha Lake Mary Mrs, Dorothy Williams (Sanford) Dinner Attended School. DDthirgrt A runstUutkm and by-laws, pre­ Mr*. Hester Pruitt md baby boy By Local Group pared for lha uBard of Directors, (Sanford) Mr, and 3tri. C. R. Dawson, Mr*. were read and approved by the Ricky Washington (Sanford) Miry Detens, and Mr*. Daisy Knox membership. Maggie Hagan (Sanford) attended the annual dinner ot the It was reported at last night's Cherry Braxton (Sanford) Orange County Red Crosa Chapter meeting that a fire truck and a ShO May 22 held In Orlando thU week, gallon tank had been donated prior Admlsaiona The dinner and meeting waa also lo the meeting and both were now Robert Kumblry (Sanford) in celebration of tha 75th Anni­ being prepared to put Into use. NEW SLATE OF OFVICKRH FOR THE AMERICAN LEGION, Campbell-Uaslng Peat 53. Shown "Hli HR GLAD TO I7B ROMEl1*, »*y» Cdr. W. E. I two*, Patricia Davli (Sanfor^) versary ot th* Red Crosa organ!Fir* Chief Bate* of the Cassel­ tnir here are: Lynn N Lyon, Commander: Harry D. Ruiatll, First Vlee-Commandert Walter C, Hire*, Officer of VAlf-B u he and hi* cr*w are greeted hy ration wnlch w n held on the exact berry Fire Department waa tha lantly happy families. HI* crewman ar* W. J. Dulak, At Henry S. Brown (Sanford) Second Vice' oimander; George J.- DeMaltlo, Third . Ice-Commander: Robert W Dean*. Finance Births date nf tha birth ot the worldwide guest speaker At last night's meet- H. Bailey Officer; Chiu Kan* T. Loucaa, HDlorlan: Paul i*. Brefka. Chaplain; Frank J. Tnxarh, Surginiit-atBallsy Jr., AD/1. AD/L First returning contingent, led by C Armej kxrlylc Houaheldtr Servian Officer and Eugeni K. Stovall, Adjutant. (Photo by Jameson) Baby Gti) WUJUmo ____ BWg, Atfived at i t NAS NAB Sanford aa Sunday, (olfyiai Nay/ I^W Golf Course Made Ready For Tourney 3 County Bands Participating In Watermelon Event Lyman Seniors To Receive Diplomas . At. June 1 Exercises One-Third Funds Have Been Raised For Mental Health Lions-Sponsored Little League Has Successful Year Z7: Weather Hospital Notes 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 22, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 22, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 22, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/713f258c0025c086f74e447c207a01de.pdf 5326b9612645923056cb81b2c9ca25c8 PDF Text Text F r t M ty m , tflSd T ffB HANFOTIT) f ir , ft A M ) < C o alltn*4 fro m f i ( t FBIDAT Tbs second nod final bandage rolling session of th* y**r for the local Cancer Loan Cloaat will be held at tha Yacht Club at 7sW , m. until IQtSO p, m. All memera of Beta Blgma Phi Sorority w ho'are able to attend thla ses­ sion are urged to do ao. Scout Leaders and Commute* mealing wU| be held at • p. m. ln the Bplicopal Pariah House. Thl. U a moat Important session. C H. A.'* a t r'lrst Baptist Church at V 90 a. m. ..JOiNDAt , A re-run on tha flay "Peer Gyat" will bo held at tha Pinatra it School aiidltorlum i t 4 > m, for tho benefit of th* ecboo!. Thee* who hate not aaen the play by th* sixth grad* of Ml*. I.uclla Campbell will not want to mlsa It. Woman's Bible Class Convenes To Make Plans Tha Woman's Bible Class of the First Baptist Churrh met re­ cently at the home of Mri. ft. It. Beek, 3442 Lanrel Aye for Its monthly, business end soelel •’iset'ng. Co-ho.te.ie. were Mr., n. r . McWhorter, Mrs. H. D, Smith and Mr., B. Dann. The spacious living room of tha homo was b.nutlfiil with arrsngemei is of summer flowers ' i shada* of whit., pink and rod n'arsJ at van*age points In the room. Mrs. Field*, class president presided over the session after which Mr*. M. F. Wada gave the evening prayer and devotional which wie taken from a chapter In the kook "Tha Chrtellan Sec­ ret Of a Happy Ll/e." The president then called 'on tha group eantalne for their re­ port* and also made the usual announcements. In th . absence of Mrs. Dolts, social ahalrman, Mrs. Flsld. con­ ducts <1 a Bllde Qulx wbirh was identifying famous mother. In the Rllde, Mr*. Beck Invited the member. Into the dining room for refreshmenta of chicken end pimento chee.e eandwlch*., dainty party cookie* and lead orange Juice served from an attractive table. Those enjoying the went were .Mrs. Kill# Wilson, Sir*. D. L\. Moore Mrs. 0. C. Dixon, Ml*. GENERAL ^ Om ) struclion, maintenance, and transportalion." Ha .aid "We have 215 rolling piece, from the jeep to ■ rolling train, from bulldotcr* to bicycles. "Ilotvaver," FHbry pointed out, "our backbone la civilian employer. We are In a community which ha. an abundant .upply of .killed and competent labor." Commander L, L. Hamrick, Operation. Officer, explained that hi. department "directly supports actual running of the airfield." He .aid, "we furnish the weather briefing., crash, fire and re.cue .ervlce, ordinance need, of the atr.tlon, and the positive control of all aircraft." Commander f. 0. Peter, of the Attack Wing One Unit, explained that the million of hi. organisetlon "I. a long range, all-weather delivery of atomic weapon, on des­ ignated targets. Daylight or dark­ ness mean* nothing to ua." And he commented, "Our weapon, today are a hundred rime, more powerful than those dropped on Negasakl or Hiroshima, and are delivarad, not by 500 plana*, but by one plane manned by thra# men.” Peter* said that the Heavy Attack Unit has five squadrons with thw Sixth to bo commissioned Junu IS at Jacksonville and to be equipped with the new A3D Sky Warriors. "Most Important Is the HATU organisation or the Heavy Attack Training Unit where new bombar­ dier., pilot., and weaponler. are tralnod to prepare them for ■ ready combat unit," said Peters. "Our plane* deliver their wea­ pons on a designated target. When you've got the strength of armies concentrated In three men wo can't The Seminole County Vocational I School is planning to offer course* | at night la business subject* dur­ ing th* summer month*. The ■ehool does not usually remain open for regular aesajoni during the summer. However, because of the demand, the evening departmen; will offer bookkeeping, typing | and business arithmetic Monday through Thursday from T p. m. to 10 p, m, beginning Juno 4. AH of these subjects will be taught ron an Individual bails. Stu­ dents may progross aa fast a . their Individual abDltlea permit and may take one, two or throo subjects and may eornn any or all nights. Mrs. Lydia Watt will teach book­ keeping from 7 p. m. to t p, m. and business arllhmstlo from‘ 1 to 10 p. m. Mis* Mary Gaorge will „ T ,B n taach typewriting, both electric The <fl*h annual convention, of and manual, from 7 p. m, to 0 tha United 3p,ii,Sb War VUur-i p. m. ar.s held this week In Ctenrwaterj Tha Semlnola County Vocational School la a public school available to any Seminole County adult who desires Instruction In business edu­ cation. The Veteran* Administra­ tion, an orgnnl-ntlon' affiliated I tlon has approved the ichoot to '»"*> the U. * W, V. F. C W. give instruction to P, L. 550 TatarKrumer Jr., Lesslm-g iru* ;nos*n an* provided they have completed V,I., ^ Uw t i. it .. u M * l,,elr Hah ichool education. StuU t f* I "' *’’; Hollywot'i,, ,jenU m iy rsglslsr any evening, wn elocted D*pur.ment Comnd**,) |a located In th* Kent tiiand*>, Alax Mon, Miami, elect- Building on Commercial Ave. ELECTRIC Parade of Values G EN ER A L ELECTRIC Electric Motorized SHOES IN A 0- EOVEN ON A SHELF U p. m. In Fallowahlp Hall. New Yorkers Are Entertained In De Bary Home BY MARY FOWLKR Mr. and Mr*. Laurenr* W. Ro­ bert* of Utica, N.Y., were feted at a buffet supper recently by Mrs, Daniel E. Pugh at her lakeaid* jioma In Da Bary. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Harold A'., Lynch, Gen. and Mrs. H. P. Newton, Dr. and Mr*. E. I„ ThuVber, Sir, and lfra, Arthur W. Lambart, Mr. and Mrs. Ant* Erlckasn, Col. and Mr., Gregory Ksssenlcli, Mr. and Mrs, Chariot Bsrtsch, Mr. and Mr*. Aubry David of D»I.und, Mr. and Mrs. James V. It Ichard* and house guest, Mis* rt- Wilson of Los Angels*. Calif. Mr. and Mr*. T. Vaisar Morton, Mr. and Mr*. William Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fey I and Mr. and Mr*. Bartnam Strohmslr. Hospital Notes May • Admissions Rosevslt Lamarr (Sanford) Mr*. Mildred Murr (De Bary) Iticky Washington (Sanford) Discharge* Mr*. Margaret Moeller (Brooglyn, N. Y.) Mrs. Violet B. Site* (Sanford) Joseph C. Join,son (Ssnfurd) Edward Olivar (Sanford) Mary Stelnmeyer (Sanford) May 17 Discharges Mr*. Ruth Cowan (Sanford) Ollle Ann Kelli (Lake Monroe) May II Admissions Valeric White (Sanford) Mrs. KlUabrtli Smathcra (Lake Mary) Legal Notice n 'i t i< ,i of.* s n n r r i a v I.IIIIIX V X tA T I M t ) . J 2 3 ii De Bary Methodist Church Purchases COWiNIENCl HATUUl-*t 4M»> NEW NEW 7 | MAGNETIC REVOLVING DOORS SHELVES Y<‘p*'',,rt*7v By M\RY FOWIKII A »nt* consummated V-ttvCdny In Dj B.ry f«c n rburvh she, In wP.rii WHIwrt t». Miller laid seven lots, 400‘ by <W to >hie Community Meth-nllet c.Hi.rh. TIi# plot facts the wosi *M<* of Hlr'ilianks *><*d 1ha eommltteo for thii Import* ant project it Evsrett 1,, Hwift, clulriuarii Ur. II. D. Willrniirn»h, th* Itsv. LniLa IhiivI* and Kre'icitek Dctinlg. A quart i,1> confer•nes will '»i l(M Hunuuy l„r f1ither plans of huildlr * » M it'iu(list Church for the •.-‘denti of Da Bary and vicinity. ONLY GENERAL ELECTRIC HAS ^ F I L T E R -F L O P irio rra e t ^ h irln n K Post No. n n e c re s r ju iu e m s tlon, V1 Bll(1Cnmi>ln-lM.niuImr !(1(|lc, Auxiliary win Visit Aboard NAS Bho,'ii*k“mUv Mny ‘l Thirty .two student, from Pine- .|K ceremony Is expected to crest School and .Sanford vlslled ntlriirt 0f ttia l.lmrcrt crowds aboard Sanford Naval Air Station, fton| of ;„lth ,|„ wmlneitay. Legion and the Auxiliary to sea The students, accompanied by ,, " ... . .. , their learher Mr,. Mary Walters. Ul* off,c*r\ r'^ ‘Mt; ‘f ' and four other chaperons were A covere.1 dish * ,rP«r w be shown the (’.alley. Fire and Crash. ^ Ihe Lndlre Auxiliary and Operation, department, of (he 'n'ne.llately prior to th* regnb.r station by Lieutenant Commander buxines* meeting. Hupp.r will b* W. L. Barkley, USN. Public Infer- ’crved ut 7 o'clock, matlon Officer of Sanford Naval The affair will l>* held at tha Air Station. American Legion Hut dn SemiWhit* the group was at the Opcr- note Boulevard. atlnn* Department, they had n| -------------------------hance to see the station's rescue Good dessert: hake an angclfood boat, ^nd to watch a simulated r *ke, using . packaged mix. Slice iilr.sei rocue demontirallon with and serve with a atand.nl lemon the HUP-I helicopter. pudding sauce ami didlopa of whip------------------------ped cream. Memhrane-frce secWhen you me margarine for limit of orange, added to the lemon pastry, ll Is usually not necessary sauce, will make Ihe dessert extra to add much salt. I good. VJC SHOULD ALL GET BU SY NOW. STARTING TH A ’H U M M IN G -\S . TIME TO PAINT UP A N D REPA IR. A HOLIDAYS A R E A { /. 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In. w i l l - flp ist Knll.jr. 1*1.n l." Unilrr which |h * undtrslansd sr * SnanarU ...T h a i lh* n s r t l s s I n t s r . s l s f In snl.i * 'a,,n" W ELL D R ILLIN G Howard C. Long Phone 388 3*7 E. CoMaareJal Finance th o u needed Home Repatra with a low-coat-FHA repair loan—No Tfmftl Paym ent— up to 36 m o n t h s to repay. Your loan can cover both m aterial and labor. You need not be a depositor to toko advantage of this economical way* to repair your home. An FHA Loan will pay for the following repairs and many others. I m d UIIo i Cailking N*w roof B itm to n i PLutaring BulH-ln-ri>turca In itill attic fan Floor Finishing Siding and Irin* T am il* control Conrnla work Horn# workahog Ranodal room* Add naw rooms Garaga Repairs ^ddHional balk t] [] [] [] [] n Plashing [] Wiring tl Banilng [J Painting [ OntnMa wnUn i: Add dam an SANFORD E L E C T R I C CO C h lw H f r*p4df« VaJWyi i* 4 gwtt*rg Porch i>4 *t*H W i t a u 4 4ilTM FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD PH O N E MAGNOLIA �'trTPSrn If Your Herald la Not Delivered Uy 8 P. M. Call 1821 He for# 7 P . H , For Delivery Shop and Save In Sanford VOM1MB XLVI11 To 7 Use Machines Raymond Trueman Succumbs In Home Raymond B. Trueman, 74, pres­ ident of the Trueman Fertiliser Co., of Jacksonville, with a branch office in Sanford, died at his home Saturday night, Mr. Trueman was born at Gold­ en City, Mo., In 1883, and moved to Palatka in 1«B8. The following year hia family took up rasidance in Jacksonville. He began in tha fertiliser busi­ ness in 1901, with George Sanders Fertiliser Co., which laler became the Independent Fertilizer Co. In 1931 he founded the firm which bora his name, end continued as Its president until hi* death. He w«s a charter memlicr of the Jacksonville Civlluu Club and of the Timuuuana Country Club. 11a was minded to the former Miss Louise Ormsby of New York who died In 1932. II. J. Blsbcc, 1118 Magnolia, I* local agent for the Trueman Fer­ tiliser Co. Air. Trueman had many close friends In Sanford. Survivors include a sister, Mra. Maude Barron of Winter Park; a Brother Howard Trueman of Win. tor Haven; two nephews and two nieces. S. A. Kyla Funeral Home is in Charge of arrangement*. Mrs. Kate Riley Dies In Long wood Mae. Kate Rlity. 73. died at her home at 9:30 a. m. Sunday alter a short illness. She- was born Sept. 8, 1879 In Fayetollle, Tenn. and had lived in I-onguood for the past 23 yean. Survivor* are the husband, John nilay, one brother, Ike Hurston, Tennessee. Funeral service* will he 10:30 a. m. Tuesday at tha Brissnn Fune­ ral Home with Dr. W. P. Rrook* Jr. officiating. Burial will be in Oak Lawn Memorial Park. SANFORD. FLORIDA EaUbtiahad IflM 72 Precincts ‘'Voter* In Seminole County will have an opportunity to vote by machine in all prcclncu but (our in tomorrow’* election." lira. Camilla Bruce, Samlnolc County Supervisor ot Registration laid today. Machines have been switched around until there arc voting ma. chine* in all but Precinct 4 (Pa* i 1). Precinct 7 (Chuluota), Pre­ cinct 11 ( Purest City), and Pre­ cinct 13 (Slavic). “However," add Sira. Bruce, "it la hoped that voting machines will be secured for these prccincta before tha General Election in November." Tile name precinta using mae'-hea in the election tomorrow will use them In tha Democratic I'relrrentlal Primary on May 29, according to the report from Mra. Bruce. Voter* will go to the polla to­ morrow to elect a Representative to the,State cLgtsialure to (ill the unexpired term. The Representative elected to­ morrow will go to Tallahaaaee to attend he special session o( the llouace of Representative and Senale on reapporUonment. Only two names will appesr on tomorrow '■ ballot. The represen­ tative will be (elected from the two top candidate* of the May S primary, Gordon Frederick and Thomas Straigcr, Voting booths will he located i t the ism* place* as they were in the May • election. v rr, 2 Frame Dwellings Destroyed By Fire As Another Burns Kefauver Coming To City Senator Estes Ketauver, a can­ didate (or the Democratic .sopiinstlon for the Presidency of the Uni­ ted States, In th* May 29 primary, will ba In Sanford Wednesday night to speak to Sanfcrd and fkimlnole County citizens. If* will apeak from a platform at the corner of First Street and Magnolia Avenue at 7:30 p. m., according to hia itinerary released today. Incomplete' plana which hava not yet been confirmed Include a din­ ner to be given for Senator Ke­ fauver at Jim Spencer* Immediate­ ly following hi* talk here. Kefauver foe* to Orlando for a TV appearance over WDBO-TV Wednesday night at 10 o'clock. Mr*. Russetl Dallas of Sanford attended a luncheon today in Or­ lando at the San Juan Hotel given in honor of Mrs. Estes Kefauver. Mra. Dallas itated that complete plana will he possibly arranged for Senator Kefauver'* visit here fol­ lowing her return from the Orlando luncheon. Two frame dwelling* were de­ stroyed and another badly damaged by fire Friday afternoon shortly before 3 o'clock. The three wood buildings, in a densely populated area, were very close together and firemen were hampered by Junk automobiles be-* side one house and in front of another. Lack of hydrant connection* de­ layed firemen In getting water on the hiilkting already Involved when the Sanford Fire Department a r­ rived on the scene. The three homes burned were at 400, 408, and 413 Tine Street and belonged to Mias Jeanette Lalng. Fire Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr. said Friday afternoon that In order to bring water to the scene of the (ire 900 feet of hose had to he ronnected to a Sanford Avenue hyd­ rant. Total amount of hose used to bring the blase under control, aaid Chief Cleveland, wa* 1800 feet of 3 inch and 200 feel of IS Inch. Much progress la being made One of the houses destroyed was In the drive to have all home vacant, Mia other was occupied by owners and rental property owners a Negro family. comply wtlh the City's sanitary code, said John M. Glllon, Building Inspector for tha City of Sanford. Nearly 300 houses have already hid tha necessary water and toilet facilities Installed In homes that hrrtofore have been using outside spigots and toilets, said Glllon. "The first notice lo all property owners who have yet to comply with the City's sanitary code, south of 13th Street and well of oJhn Milton Bell or this city was the railroad, Is yet to be served," recently awarded a diploma in the the ICty’a Building Inspector aaid Theory of Gemology by the Getno- last week. toglcal Institute of America, Los "We are finding that many of Angeles. Holden of the** diplomas tha property owners ara installing ara recognised as the apaclallata of tha necessary facilities before we get to them," he said. "The resisttha gem field. The courses offered by the Inill* anca to such compliance hai been tute teach 12* students the know­ very light," GiHon'added, "Wo will give ownere every how and why of all precious (tones and gem minerals. It it the only chance and opportunity to put their course of Its kind which offfert property In condition to meet the a complete study of Ihe diamond code," Gillon said, ''but we Intend and a study of silverware and other to serve the last notice on some precious metals, in addition to of them very soon." "Sume homes which have been complete coverage of all colored gemstones. All the necessary labo­ combined during this inspection ratory Techniques for modern scien­ have remained vacant three or four tific identification of gemstones months," and he addrd, "when and diamond grading and appraisal they are vacant for six month* are included in this comprehensive there Is a possibility that these course which covers every phase place* will be torn down." Glllon explained that it 1* a alow of the Jewelry Industry Including process to Inspect the homes and merchandising. The Institute’* correspondence place the first notice of condemna­ course Is no quick, six-week sprint tion on them and then gn bark that turns out a gem expert in around to serve tha second and a few easy lessins. On the aver­ last notice. "We can get lo 13 nr age. three and one-half year* are 99 of them a month," he aaid. requlrrd to complete this wellrounded course. The Gemologlcal Institute of Assignment Given America was established In 1931 as an answer lo Ihe need of Hie Charles L. Naegel By MARY FOWLER Jeweler for a centralised course of Army 2nd Lt. Char)** L. Naagrl, authoritative Information By this dissemination of Information the son of Mr. and Mr*, William C. Jeweler Is protected — and through Naegel, of De Rary, recently wa* assigned to the 83th Quartermaster him the public, Bell hold* the position of watch­ Depot Company at Nahbollcnbach maker and assistant manager for Quartermaster Depot In Germany. Lieutenant Naegel, supply and Wnt, E. Kader, Jeweler, 112 South Park Avenue, Mils city, and al­ property officer In the depot's though he has been associated with maintenance division, entered the hia present firm for Just a short Army in August 1933 and a rriv a’ time he doe* have a background overseas last March. of 7 years experience a* watch­ The 23-year-old lieutenant la a maker and Jeweler. He -holds the 1933 graduate of Ohio University Certificate of the Butova School of and k member of Theta Chi Fra­ ternity. aWtchmaking. John Milton Bell Recently Awarded Gemology Diploma Associated Praan I enscd Wire MONDAY. MAY 21. 1950 K ------- m iff **« Raging Warehouse Friday Much m Damage 5 l i Done ;V ,V U . * Damage estimated to b# In Ihi neighborhood of $'30,000 was auffered Friday night when a ware* house, leased from ihe Atlantic Coast Line by J. E. Jackson, op* poslle the Seminole County Jail waa completely destroyed hy fire. The first alarm was given at 11.23 Friday night when Roger GeU ford, a radio operator on duty in tho Seminole County Jail called the .Sanford Fire Department. Sanford Firs Chief Mack Ns Cleveland Sr. s i r m* entire de* partment on duty within a math)# of mlnulea bringing into use prac* tically every piece of equipment* Five-thousand fret of firs hosa TWO UNITS MARCHING in Staunlay’a aucceasfull Armed Force* | Co. *'B", 164lh Armored Infantry, of Sanford Nall, .ini Guard on th# Day Parade. The Naval Air Station marching unit on th* left and i right. (Staff Photo) was laid to bring eight nozilaa into play. Fire waa contained within the building for a short period of time and protection waa concentrated on the south end of the structure in keep flames from eating bite tne old ACL Depot. The metal warehouse contained the Evans Roofing and Heating Henry J. Thuraton, 61, a promi­ Company, Wllson-Maler Furniture nent and well-known westaida far­ Company surplus new furniture mer sine* 1920, died Friday night storage, and J, E. Jackson's sea­ at 11:10 p. m. at Seminole Memor­ OVIEDO—One of Hie nicest ath­ sonal wlrebaund crate and Held By MRS. RAYMOND MORRIS ial Hospital following # short ill­ letic banquet* ever to he held by box storage. Robert Threadgill, production ness. the parent* and teachers of the Destroyed In the fire were man? manager of Empire Studios, of Or­ Mr. Thurston has lived |n San­ Ovlciln athlete* wa* the one held fine pieces of antique furniture lando, producer* of the movie Yel­ ford sine* 1920, coming here Friday night at Sweetwater Park. stored in tlm J, E. Jackson aeetkm low Neck, which had Ha premier from Jersey City, N. J. Following tin* dctlcnu* fried chic­ of tho building while William S. showing at Orlando spoko before He waa born In Jersey City, N. ken slipper with all the trimmings, Evans Jr., owner of the Evan* the Casselberry Lloni Club ThursJ. on May 13, 1893. Coach Mlkh-r Introduced Raymond Roofing and Heating Co. had itored day night. Mr. Thurston has been engaged In discussing the making of • The Florida Highway Patrol con­ T. Mil woe. superintendent of public a 1027 T-model Ford in hi* section. Flames broke out of the roof of movie Threadgill gavp some of th* In farming on the westslde since tinued this week to hammer home Instruction of Semlnolo County, problems encountered, especially coming to Sanford to make hia to the motorist the Import anca of who gave a *hort_ "pep" talk in the building about midnight with timing and set building. Several of homt, vehicle safety m* ntenance checks the teamster* and'guests present. fire roaring thunderously And the methods used to dramatically He wa* a member of the Luther­ to Inaura lifesaving driving on Ihe One of the members of the sport belching billow* of black imoka photograph various sequences, trick an Church of Tha Redeemer, ac­ highway, aaid Florida Highway staff o n h e Orlando Morning eSntl- from the roofing operation* and ■hots, cutting, editing and sound tive in Farm Bureau work, a former Patrol Trooper T. Mark Mack and nel, Bub Hassmc, was then intro- asphalt storage. Tha fire, which threatened ihn management wera explained. president of U>* Sanford-Ovledo Patrolman Carf William*. (treed. He ntadt* a short talk. entire downtown trag and ether w-vi Empire hat Just completed in- Truck Growers, and a district M»njr Mrs. Msrnurlte Partin, girl*' ath­ Ive* tuUV. «, of j(j uther movie, Oseaolet which is be­ dliactor of th# F lo rid * ^ :1'll anosfl . lu * year, If lete dJivclor, Hu'h gam a brief structures in tha nearby area, waa ing readied for distribution In June Vega tab]* Association. all equipment taken out "on our resume of the girls’ athletic record brought under control about t and an expected showing release Survivor* include: hia widow, highways are aafe for dilvlng in this past year. The girls were C. o'clock Saturday morning but fire scheduled for August. Mrs. Emmeline Thurston; one traffic," they said. - •’ F. C. rnnhcrs-up. Pnt Walker, cap­ continued burning until about 4 a. Tite color production will feature daughter, Mr*. J. S. Besf, Oviedo; Throughout this month, the State tain of Ihe girls' team, and Na­ MLMuch of tha office record* ol James Craig a* Osceola ami Bar­ one son, Herbert Thurston, San­ Patrol, safely organizations, and dine Bostick received silver bas­ ton MrClanr in the rolp of a slave ford; two grandsons, Bryant Thurs­ citizen groups are • making un ef­ ketballs fur four v a i s service. Evans Roofing and Heating Com­ trader. The feminine trad will be ton. Sanford and Charles Best, fort to acquaint The driver with the Girl* receiving letter* were l’st pany was saved from tha fire when playd by Lila Milan, a fast rising Oviedo; one alstrr, Mrs. Harold Imparlance of having traffic-safe Walker, Kay Estts. I'rggy Flem­ Deputy Sheriff Ed Pratt went Inin ing, Melanie Jackson, Nadine Bos­ the burning building from an end young Hollywood star, according Collins. Jersey City, N. J.; and vrhlrle* on tha highways. tick, Betty Stevenson. Georglanna door to bring It out. Trustya of the one brother, Fred Thurston, San­ to Threadgill. The two Seminole County high­ Seminole County Jail aided in The new production will have It* ford. way patrolmen said that "where IBstiman, Mary Aon SI nylon and clearing thp otflco of other valu­ Funeral service* fnr Mr. Thurs­ any appnrenl mechanical failures Karen Boatright premier showing in Florida but no Next year's captain will he Kay ables Including office equipment. definite location la yet ha* been ton were conducted this afternoon are evident, cars are stopped and Estes, with I’rggy Fleming act­ A. U Wilson of Wllson-Maler Fur­ at 3 o'clock it Brlston Funeral warning ticket! issued for their decided upon, niture Company said that early es­ A combined officer and Ladles Home with Rev. Phillip C. Schleaa- repair," This Includes tall lights, ing as alternate. timates of loss in hia section of tha Mrs. J. It. Jones Jr. then was mann officiating. torn lights, brakes, windshield wlp. Night party will be held at the warehouse would come to between called upon hy Coach Mlklcr lo pre­ Burial was in Evergreen Ceme­ ers, headlight! or dimmers, cross Turf Club, Seminole Park Raceway (Continued On Page Ten) sent the medal* given by both Mr. beam light* or anything that June 21, with dinner at 7:30 p. m. tery. and Mr*. Jones. Dav# Lundquist, of Orlando, gov­ Friends were requested to please would nut ba safe on tha high­ At the Iasi gams of the season W. A. Yeomans ernor-elect of Dtst. 33-0 will con­ omit Rowers. However, tha family way. requested that memorial gills can Trooper Mack and Patrolman tho spectator* voted on Ihe girl duct the Induction ceremonies. who was the hest guard. This me­ he made to the Organ Fund of the Williams aaid that "with Ihe added Dies In Hospital Joe Welmer, program chairman Church of Ihe Redeemer. traffic which make* driving haz­ dal went to I’at Walker. Another Funeral servire* for W, A. Y#oand master of ceremonies for the Lutheran Pallbearer* fur Mr. Thurston ardous, motorist* should be moro medal presented by Mrs. Jones affair said that a well rounded were: Jerry Scnkarik, Walter At­ observant of their own equipment." went to Peggy Fleming fur mak­ mnns, 74. w «o held Saturday aflernoon In Siulu* Point, N. Y,, program ha* been arranged for kinson, James Ekem, Marlon Har­ ing (ho most fiee throws. where he died Wednesday after­ th* entertainment of guest*. Coach Mikler gave a detailed man, Joa Shaw, and Harold Kaataccount of Ihe hoy* ha*kctbnll rec­ noon at the Clifton Springs Hos­ ner. Sales Waning ord. The hoys were (’. F. C. cham­ pital following an lllnesi of ona Honorary Pallhearers were: Hen­ "Volume and sale* at Ihe Sanford pion* again thl* year. They were month. Accord Reached ry Witte Sr., Joe Melsch, Frank Mr. Yeoman* was a retired State Farmers Marker me on the also District champions and went Mclsch Sr., Marion Shelby, John wane," said Sandy Anderson in his to Gainesville, but were defeated npptc grower. He spent the last On New Contract Senkartk Sr., Fred Roily, Henry latest eight wlnteri In Sanford at 417 report on market activities. In the first gume them. Schumacher, and Gen. Joseph C. West Third St„ and In Orlando. "Sales las) week amounted to 29 In spile of (lie loss Hubert Priest In Southern States Hutchison. Ho Is survived by hi* wldoV varieties totaling 32,4M packages was named on the a I!-slate team. Agreement was reached i>n a new grossing 1133,403.60," said Ander­ Tills was Iho second year lu a row Mrs. Alary Ycomuns, Soil us Point, "m tract between the Southern Bell son. fnr Hubert receiving this honor. N. Y.J one son, Wayne Yeomans /phono Company and the Com­ Sanford Dentists We anticipate a good trading at Th* school presented him with a of Stunt* Point. N. Y.t and threw munication Workers of America stepchildren, Mr*. R. E. Mitchell, tha Sanford State Farmers' Market silver basketball for doing litis. affecting about 33,000 non supervis­ Planning To Take Last year Ihe Oviedo Mom and Sanford, A. ft. Brown, Orlamlo, this weak on peppers, corn, celery, ory employe* in nln* southern tomatoes and cucumbers, Sandy three hoys on the all-slntc team, and It. R. Brown of Horoervllla, state*. Ga. Part In Meeting (Continued On Page Ten) Anderson said. The new contract provides for Dentleti of this area are plann­ wage increases ranging up lo 13.00 ing to take an active part In the per week, depending upon the Job large meeting of the Florida and town classification of the em­ Slat* Dental Rncletv In Miami ploye. Other change* In tha con­ Dearh, May 27 to 30. tract include reclassification of a For th* first time In the Soc­ number of cities and towns for iety'* 73 yearn of annual meet­ wage purposes. The contract is ings, dental officials and specia­ effectiv* on May 29. II Is for one list* from Central and South year but will extend beyond this American Countries will attend. Initial period unless terminated hy The Florid* Hygienist* and M day notice hy either party. Den'at Assistant* Aisortatlon* Frank M. Malone, Personnel Vice will hold their annual matting* President of Southern Bell said the concurrently, A total of mora than pay Increases arc in line with the 1000 professional people ar* exupward wage movement which ex­ peeled to attend. tensive aurveya show has occurred Main sessions of the slate soc­ in southeastern cities and towns. iety will be lectures and clinic* "The Increases are necessary lo hy widely known professor* of fulfill our basic wage polirp; that dentistry and specialist* from is, to keep the pay of Southern various parti of country, Thera Bell Empoyes in favorihl* com­ also will b , nearly 100 national parison with wage levels prevailing and Florid* teschnlral exhibit* in the communities where they live pertaining to th* profession. and work." I Local dsnilsla planning to at­ Mr. Malone said ihe wage in­ tend the professional meeting in­ crease and tlie other changes In clude: Dr. H. W. Rucker, Dr. A. the contract will add about nine W. Eppa Sr., Dr. A. W. Epps million dollars a year lo the cost Jr., Dr, J. C, Morrison. of providing telephone service in The Company'* nln* state area. In Florida, the additional cost will amount to $1,332,000. Much Progress Is Made In Drive Says Casselberry Club Henry J. Thurston Building Inspector Hears R. Threadgill Funeral Rites Held Speak On Pictures FHP Continues Oviedo Athletic Banquet Is Held Friday Evening To 'Hammer Home' Safely Importance Weather n v i V CHARRED REMNANTS remain of a from* dwelling destroyed by fir* Friday afternoon on Pina ” * M * . t i l ____ J ___a ._________I L . # 1 ___ t b a i li» a a t a H A < J 4 lam Ava. Two -buiMlnfi war* destroyed and on* damaged in |Uia lira lhal Ithreatened tha antir* (action, ; (lu ff Photo) , 1 ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEW* (Continued on Pag* 16) ^Parity doody with little chaage in temperatora through Tuesday, widely scattered afUrioow than FOURTH GRADE, SOUTHSIDE SCHOOL, taught by Mr*. Nancy Brock, v i i tha f l n t group t* * k H tha B uford Public Library U ragiaUg far Uu Incentive Raadinf Program. (BUff Photo) �■•-V.u. VACANCIES FILLED LIKE MAGIC.. tv r •ATUTCWV w w rO jU -o . M<CK8V<<<1, THAT MfAHS 7HS LONS m ay a e , S O L U M * /' OOP J M jf -------y^ M g M r * T9A/L IS A D S • TffAACHT 7V ^ SH Ake MILS/ V S /L V E P - J i ALL MtGtfT/ /F THAT M ASXfO MAH SHOWS O ff M T U OF PFADH W A W f. ^ IAU JACKSON* It. .of Mu m , N.Y., 'rite m M# vow s aft#f aha w u th o rn M u No* Yoah Wot# ■t Ik# Colliturr In N»* York City. She will represent th# Km* pire 8tat# In the Ml* America beauty and W aal pageant o#at Sin'-mber In Atlantlo Cltr. N 3. NU1SERIES EMBROILED I ££ i; CHAPTER EIGHTEEN .'••4IMWIIIALLY, B nut carried out IARM ayttara. Ha waa au ra than B H aaM g surg.cn. ha waa partlcuBHD Mod- Alan waa too bonaat E T tO aa# that, and acknowledge .• t e s t had, (or example, dona a ■ M arly job of roductng th# femur ■Stun of. Undo Arthur’s lady■ f t Tha accident, which had ooBriiod during Ernst'# first week With them, bad been th# direct reIUII af dim old #y#a, foolish high Baaia and a atr#t«h of Icy atdewalk. St was, of oourae, a serious Injury ta a woman of seventy. It had taken Alan to persuade tB# aid bell# into a belief that sh# aauld over hop# to recover from awch aa Injury—but he had coaxed he# late an agreement to a doubleata Bastion. Then Dr. Ernst had fakaa oven he had perfohned the Sfaiatlca, had made tha first aplca AM had, throughout, attended the dBMb eaerting hla personal charm M M Mias UtUe Maa, coming ofMB, out ad hoc room to apeak of h | i a • Billy old lady—which ahe H i l l —ta d tan ia wonder of her a s r “ “ . ° rm u " w ” * " Aad now, ala weeks after tha «hlL Mbas little Mao waa ready to M l the hoepltal, to go back to fiiacrido-varandaad hfime, Uor frilly I M JMkata find tha, array of UIMM aed iotlona had all been flee BUlH/ SMN fWAMU • B aMe d . Her ahiay IN black Packard ( a f tb# door. Mlaa U ttlo Mae dressed and seated In hsr new •I chair, rvady to make a mlng faea at tha crutches :h tha doctors urged hrr to Crutches, sha said, wera so "■’“ •a certainly did," agreed Alan. '•W ill, your doctor wtU be In Ui a ■unutt." • "Oh, here he lal" cried Mlaa Lit­ tle Mae. th e fluttered, ahe tittered and bridled. Dr. Ernst, drrsaed for riding, in brown cost, fawn breecha a glonsy bools, crushed hla fell h at under ton arm, and lifted her Band to hi# lip#. "W# (ball mlaa youl" he assured •Mm old lady. "You'vo been Just wonderful to <aw, Doctor!” ahe warbled. “Nothtng could realy repay your Interest ihaa ms — but l made this aa a Itakin." Thla waa a fat purse of brown laaun, embroidered elaborately in •tab mots roeta and pale blue bowMata, ahe mint have worked the satire ata weeks upon the confenttaa — and It waa truly a fearasms thing. Alan, at the window, put hla big I hand over hie mouth to hide hla I Malta. Tha things a doctor could I gal Into! gut quickly hla amllo faded. ISanat had • stiffened. Above hie iMWWy stock, hla handsome fees l Bad haaoana a oold mask, his voice Caldly ha waa explaining to • ’ « M l. by Bllaebelh Belt Mias Little Mss that doctors ware paid by a set fee, sot by as offertag of handiwork) He was correct. Ha was courtsous. Ha was as cold aa a knife blade. And atone hard la hla lack of understanding. Mlsa IJttla Mes a faded Mu# aye# clung lo hla fae«: ah# llat#n#d until h# had finished. Then aha said, aa quietly and aa calmly aa Rupert had spoken, but not Quite so ooldly . . . “I understand, Dr. E m it WIU you tell me juat what the 'fee* amounts to?" “The surgical charge, apart from your hospital bill, Mrs. Liddell, la live hundred dollars.'' “Thank you.1* Carefully, Mlsa Little Maa atrlpped the while glove from hsr right hand, she bent her curly head and her pretty little Bower toque over the puree In her lap. Carefully she allpped the carved gold button out from the loop of brown allk. Prom the depths of the puree her email hand draw a thick fold of green Mila, Carefully atill, her lips counting, she peeled flvo of these bills from the bundle and set them out upon the bed; then ahe put the money that remained back into Uie puree, buttoned It, tucked It firmly under her coat and looked around at her Negro houseman, "I'm ready to go now, Eugene," the aaid with dignity. " I ' f A He wheeled her out, awful puree and all. Rupert Rmet'a face waa a sight to aesl Following the chair, Alan told himself that he must rememtier to tell IJndat How she would (aught Her bright head back, hsr eye.t crinkled shut . . , Tho elevator cams, and ha stepped Into it after Eugene and the chair. Terliapa Alan would not be ahle to tell Linda that partlcular story. Lately he could not seem to tell her funny things — not about Ernst. Ths time or two he'd tried, aho'd sprung to the man's defense, (the liked Ernst — and with Unda, that liking would ba based on deeper things then the exciting effect of a man'a good looks end charming manners. Bha saw something of him, Alan knew. Ile'd seen them walking togtthcr, end riding — a time or two. A hot wave of anger and •Jealousy swept over him. Rut what waa As offering to Unda? Why shouldn’t sha turn elsewhere? He must think thla over, and meanwhile he'd belter watch himself, both with Uada, and with Ernst. Certainly he must not let hla personal resentment, hla Jealouay, Influence hla profeaalonal reitiionahip to Ernst here In the hospitalNeither were these happy days for Unda. It waa a time of confualon and doubt, flhe missed doing little intimate things for Alan, tha doae companionship there had always been between them, the way they'd talked, and #har#d email joke#. Dh» miuad him moat parllcularly at night. In h#r b#droom. Alona In tha wide four-poetar, ah# waa unable to sleep, flhe would lie for hour#, lonely and bewildered. Prises Chamlag. Whea love earn# to bar, whea i t s tay all sight Is th# arms of her lover, aha regrettod that the sight mutt end, and be followed hy the day and Its duties. But, whan one was beloved, there waa always another night Now—for Uada—th# busy nays ended only la night# of loMtlnes# and despair. What waa It for? Could Ufa go on this way, emptlly, without plan or purposeT Just the living through the days and nights—without straining or looklng forwardT On that night of their annlveraery dinner, Linda bad actad Un­ pulalvsly, but avto so aha had not said much I flhe couldn't rsmsmbsr her eaact words, but thsy couldn't hava been much—and the little ahe had esid, she had Immediately refretted. Rut Alan had been tire d And Herelha, the very next morning . . . Had It not been for Berelba, Linda could hava gone to Alan, spoken the words that might quickly hav# set things right between them. But fieretha had Immedlataly pounded a wedge Into the thla sawout, then had gone on t# add others, aiming to split the tr##. Linda recognised her process, but seemed unable to do anything about it. ffferetha Mas clgveiy IU» olevtg that Alan had probably no Idea of what hla mother waa doing. Perhapa Alan thought Linda had moved hie things from their room, Often she had thought of questionlng him about thla, but always held bark last it seem that' ahe waa begging hlrn to return. On Christmaa Eve ha bad seemed ready to attempt a reconciliation—but thara bad been the fire— When Linda had brought Mannlng home, Heretha had made a big Dung of Linda's suggestion that aha adopt the boyi ahe had spoken of It often tad managed lo convey the Idea that marrlago waa over lor Undo, and for that teason she wanted an adopted child with which to fill her barren life, Why? Why did Ma'am do these things? Perhaps aha resented a second woman In her home, feared the threat which Unda offered to Ma'am'e owu position aa mlstreaa. Yet Unda had not aggressively taken over any of the multlpla du‘lea which she now performed! It had been a gradual matter of "Linda. will you please see about flowers?" Then, "Mlsa Unda will attend lo tha flowara. Jacob." Ma'am haraelf had Drat aent Ruby to Unda for ordera about meala. Unda was as Wad to go to *<■ Louis about replacing the bro#»de on the parlor chairs, Perhaps Ma'am, realising belat#dly that actually Unda was tha executive mistress of the house, now wanted lo chans# thla Parbaps Alan waa content to aUy th# width of th# hull away from lus wife. If both auppo#lttona war# *ru», th#n Unda fear#d that aha mu#t take heraelf out of tha house, Her own prldo would fore# that step upon her, and th# aooner ah# W WAR MIAMI (Ar-Mor# than 400 nun•rl#a, doing a total o( 10 million dollars annually In tree* and ihrubi, ar# nawly #mbroll#d In the war to aatarmlnata th# Mtdltarranasn fruit fly. y#d#ral officials y#st#rday ordartd that foliage b# aprayed and root* aaakad of all plant# grown (or shipment from Dade and Broward county nura#riaj, A further order suspended for .10 day* the shipment of plants which can be “hosts" to the medfly. There hava hern M Smith* In the major leagues since 1871. The names Rrown and Jones have made tha majnra 42 llmca each. People 60 to 80: Tear Out This Ad . . . and mall It today to find out how.you can itill apply for s 11,000 life Insuranea policy to help take care of final expenses without burdening your family. its s c m Write today, simply firing your name, nddrciii and age. Moll to Old A nierim Ins. 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By outstanding performance and frlthfol service we hope to earn ever greeter encourage the new trend more freedom for private more...help you enjoy AjA a s c Tlilt adrartlitmenl la on# cf a t#n'ta Ih.t hi. nun n.iional mognllion for Herid.Tli. IfoMluini Kounditinn named it 19S3't outstanding locxl sdrrrllilna pregrtm. and swarded It Oil* enceted C##f|i V(sihip|iaa Nenor'Msdd far draxullilna frtidom’a >l«tl lmp#rlinre m #very Held of Amerlcea endittor. -*.-AMl1*I• 1 • f Yes, and with a greater num ber of proipotie to choose from, you stand a better chance of getting * th e tenant you'd lUe. You can handle the entire trans­ action Hy mail with OLD AMERI­ CAN of KANSAS CITY. No ohllnation. No one will call .on youl A full glut contains #ata »1 aataetaa. . . aivta you all tha MllHvMdjn* pmla n, minerals m i vitamin* al whal# milk plut g n m You don't n««d to hang out a a to R ant" alga whan you hava a vacancy to fill . . a W ant Ad in The Sanford Herald tolls nearly averyone in town within a few hours. �u:k‘. V . • •• . " .,4 L >' ' . r •'■ ' *>1111 ’ * •' * i 1,'i-jn ' V ; . V , ' . l . ■, ” •■ ‘ •*■', i ' ! - v ■ ■ - •■ ■■■■. i • 1. •* V■.!:?<? „ v . ■;?' Sfcj&J <»'.Vi vj THE Kill ST Kill!? TO break out of tha roof when a warehouse completely burned Friday night. it wn« f 11:30 p. m. whan flame* began to flaro from tha roof, (Staff Photo) * I I ItK URC..IN TO SPREAD OVER THE entire warahouie which held the Even* Roofing and Hehtlng Co., J. E. Juckmm crate atorage, and WlUon-Maicr Furniture Co. (Staff l*tioto) FIRE CHIEF MACK N. CLEVELAND. SR. direct* tha flghtlnjr of tha fir* from every angle. Eight noxxle* were ’praying water oft tha font burning flume*. (Staff Photo) —• j *. . ; •/ « kM L&I hh j-iV 'i',;: FIRE CHIEF CI.EVEI.ANI) move* hi* firefighter* closer to the Mitre a* btllowa nf itnioke end flninr THE NKtV AEltlAI, I.AIHtEli enme Into plea when flrrmrn, rom the top of the extended ladder, pourliemn to pour front the Naming warehouse. Thu etttiru force of firenien »a< called to fight tha firo. (St rd wutur down Into tha *.* of flume*. From till* point fheiiirn had advantage of watching progic** of aff Photo) 'ho fire. (Stuff Photo) ANOTHER VIEW OE THE FIRE FIfJIITINfi front the west tide of tho hunting warehouea. Firemen ASSISTANT EIRE CHIEF THOMAS move* In on the fire from the south end <>f the building to keep were not hampered by crowd* on thi* (Ida of tha file. Flame* are seen breaking through thu eidowull*. Hom e, ntvny from tho old Al l, Depot building. Ha direct* the itreum of wutur upward In till* plctura. (StsfL Photo) (Staff photo) ■rV- 3 ■ s* - . ’* -TAKING ADVANTAGE. OF every epentnjT where water could he reft* renlruted, (Iranian moved along hath aide* of tha Friday night wul*hnu*o file In mi telLi-tn|it tu control tha Morn. iSloff Phulo) \-f ANOTHER FRIDAY FIRE n parked nutoninldle H at tha paint „f if,,, |irnlml,1(> starting of th* hlaro which defrayed two buildlngt and damaged anothor, (Staff Photo) • . •* % ASSISTANT CJHEh rilOMAS MAKES headway and move* further Into the building, directing tha water downward along the floor of tha building, Th'* is Dio Wilson-.water Furnitnra Co, end of the building, (Staff Photo) STIIOMI WINDS (’ tlf R D It tin* I hizn of Frld*v * wood, and hrndi foe nhi***r r •**', of land at a fmler than witlklng puce. illllowe of *ntoke could b <»cen from Sanford. (Staff Photo) FLAMES LEAP «0 FEET Into the air when wood* and bru.h bum a huge area near Geneva tait Friday about noon. Florida Foraet Service waa lighting Ana blue, (g u ff Photo) « annual meeting h*t weak ‘held at the Woman'* Club Hulldlrg. Mr George McCall I* ilmwit’pinning atii orchid on Mu. Ganai. Mre, George Harden (at far left) was liwt .illng officer. (Staff Photo) i .. - . ■ , ■ -.A, 41>:/;*.* ....- ______ . vt-iiU* j • 1 * Air Station during (tun open (Official Navy Photo) hou*e b atiiiuay on Arutctl Forces bur, �' ■ ■ »■ , 11 would maka with th e proper equipment— better pay—and modern tool* w ith which to ahow it* akili. Before the next fire atrilca#—Sanford ahould be a modal city for It* T ire Depart­ ment, with centrally located stations, prop­ er rolling atogk, sufficient ho*#, and all of tha othar gadget*' neceaaary to meet any and every emergency th a t m ight arts'* ta c it waa demoftitratad Friday night J » girena ahriaked through the darkneaa th e ir way to a fire th at could have been •’ eaUutrophe to the City of Sanford. . Citloe have been deatroyed by much f i n e which gained control and . th eir diaaatroua licking flame* ..Ifcgotfgh' line* of inexperienced firefighter*. ! ''•’"A uguata, Atlanta, Savannah, all In Geur- 0 "* Thino Worrits U i * t i « Jackaonvllle and many other dtlee have Thera's on* thing th e t worrte* us to no iv'itru c k by the fangs of fire whipped •a*’ » rolling ball* of devastating eroilon by We see trees of tv tr y description being __ lie th a t could not be *w*pt to one side a t f-lled for the Inroad* of growth and expan­ th w convenience of those In Its path. sion. Aa houses and bualneea atnicturaa are F 'Here In Sanford Friday night many cltl- built, more and more tree* find th alr way to saw a well-trained, experienced, fir#tha trash heap and th e brueh n r* . . ned crew of fire fighter* under the World* hn* bean built on Its scenic tend of Chief Mack'-N. Cleveland. Sr. wonders and beauties— a nanorama that-has „ . j n a fire within the structure In which grqwn from Ita many splendorad trees and ntarted even though on several occasions shrubs. seemed to be no hope to keop It bound As streets are widened—new one* cift *..j one spot. ■ . ft„.„,.«»»,. f t i - H 1* cleared foe modern suic ... . ) t wss a costlv fire—we must all admit. *division* and housin'* nrolecta. trees find 'But*, had there been another altuatjon-- the**' wav out of fh* picture. Sanford could have been doomed to a charred W ^at we wmdd like to see don* Is a ................. • , nut In to Win in its downtown section. . rJ-n n ln f program of tree p lsn tln f put mo > ‘ Four hour* of fighting—a mile of fire U«*. ’ .......................... .... -.1■hi)**-—drenched and smoke-crusted bod es S av "* tre e fo r a tr e e ” , o r " a s h ru b fo r a *I> «-Lhad*t«rm lnatlon to win keot a fire e h rt'h " . al'Ml'T one h lth w n v a . a tre e ta anil T g £ n j u m S over Into other building, th a t a r""n ri v a s t sodded a re a s fo rm in g land* o f be called tlnderboxes to carry on Its rolling b e a u ty . -• goeMv ramnage. T h* na»'*r>*l b e a u ty o f B anfo rd Is som e­ ««. “ Surat The firefighters had equipment— th in g w e ihonirt k eeo — th e ^ t i f u l hutr# • ‘' ' • i a sorts I Much they lacked. But. the w ith - oak*, featooned w ltK Tnosa. tall e ta te lv palm s ’’■tent a t hand was put to use In the most ad- w aving th e ir own e p e d a l beacon to th* vialrjrenus manner to do the most good In tor* aa th e y a n rlv f. th e shortest length of time. In p v n v place* w her* such b ea u ty a J i ' r J j h e exemplary Job that has besn done bounded, w e n o w fin d only deeolate b are lan d • A-wtth the equipment on h a n d -le some­ holding a house, a law n, and a g a ra g e . thing to be admired by many other cities. W e w ill be h a p n y to s n th e " tr e e fo r a —W ith the staff of well-trained, exporlonc- tre e ” an d " s h ru b f o r a shrub*' Idea bacom e i ed,ir*n In our Sanford Fire Department one Jm bsdded In th # p la n s o f o u r c ity and Its I r %Kn'just Imagine w hst a working crew It g row th and b e a " ty p ro g ram . ! Tim The Sanford Herald • P ) H U M s i t l r S iM V l T«morrow I* Imoortnnt I I I »••<*» iwmm * at m t l i ctaaa m ailt, n tttk t, IV, m l it uQlffTSe*orrt«T "r seafa,*. ritrie ;. ••<«, Aet w af CM trtH af Wa,tll l 1ST* rsa n »en«r .•* ra*n«at, s M anias m « hnaw i « h attM tit# ■*!«•» m r m tm *> o v a a is e , eettHiaiaa waaaat. >Me««IS la a mamke, •» »*• Asa'atUioa * ,••• i f f r ttH le e aaaieaetttr ft •>».•!»•J.m _ L l V M .n .ew . »»!»••* u ,H k S . l M e at* il.aO I l l M oilka « se Tear IS.TS ill.M . IH* • ( M M lilltM •«< >« f a r t k a r a r a a r a a f Catalan •» a t r a a a l a r a i m l i i l a i r a t r a . ■mro—alt« XatUastlr *r fltattat atM lrt. la ,- Ml nt-,*1a Satlaat Atlaala. flanraln M t t r ll.la a Bath »M t Monday, May 21, 1956 T D P ^ V ’q p i r * t v . V Fine linen Is the righteousness of saints. Revelation 19:8.—Fine linen la free from missing threads or stains. The weaver reJp*ts lmnerfe"t mut3r,nls. We should study ourselves to discover flaws and gtoaa Imper­ fections. LETTERS TO p i E EDITOR T-mormw is nn Important day in SentlTio1» County. It I* the dev th at we elect a member of the House of Ninreenn*-Mvei for th* unexplred term th at now exists. IV* m ust chons* between two candidates who have nroved to th* votere th a t the* rha fn u r w hn b ad af# the selection fro m th# fo u r ^ n o n aa quJ|Mfl#d fo r t h , rM # . qualified for th# raceNo doubt th a t tha candidate choeen In tomorrow’# anecinl election will also serve th a r''truls»' t*rm which m yst b* decided on May 29. * ™ • L.. • ' Every vote counts In tomorrow’s rac. every voter has t h e (privll#Te o f ceatlng his •ecret nftllot fnr tn 0 mun of nil cnolco. To tho beet mnn— the one who emerges from the race, and la again named on May 29th. will go the responsibility of represent­ ing Seminole County In Tallahaaaee during the Important apeclal session which will determine the rapportlonment problem of the state. Again, we emphaalse th at your vote la Important tomorrow even though there ar* but two men Involved. Be eur# to vote for the mnn of your choice. real eiilatanc* without having lo go any farther then our clothe* closet. Thousands of youngiiers In • our own United filatci end overaeai ar* 'deepcritcly In need of good, used clothing. Poem ilng little more than a few tattered way off. But by sanding clothing now, your readers can be sure that coats, shoes, jacket* and dreiiea, will b# available to provide warm protection for needy boys end gtrii whi eete In. - r * un,BW* " V * ! ? “‘Und Th* Save th* Children Federetlon, of which 1 hive Ills honor to 8P°n,"r » ®°/rd Member, Is appealing for clean wssrabl* clothing to help neady children and adults. Your readers can randar a wonderful service by lending such clothing «**• ,h* CbUdrin Fedoration, Dcpt. N, Ault Road and Rudlsdge rike, Knoxville, Tenn. Tho cool autumn and bitter wlnl>r month* may i*em a long ’ <*” > ? ,lUl BlWwln' — —— — A new law p in ed by the IBU legislature increased tha maxi­ mum prison sentence foe delibe. rata woodi-burning from threo to flvo yoare. Before a wood*, humor la n bo sentenced under the ne* provision, howovor, ho muot bo convicted of malicious burning, which entails "a 1 intent to damage or destroy. th* property of another. gandoiwd by malleo or spite. May 10. ISM Daqr Editor: f Many of u . have fait a pang of •— when w . found our.elv.e to spare fundi to help |y eaue*. Y*V there la on# cauaa — the cause of abedy ehlldran and theli' *» Ct:\ give ■■ ■• ~ # . n. • . i , Court's Ruling May Cause Crisis g eg n re rK»~M.inwff m m d t •m erftnc)- U eliminated by #• Th# crisis. If It eom u, may grass• _ _ .. ____ I free* New* Analyst com* If Pio O u p South ittll re- On Msrch IS ever 10* Southern WASHINGTON up — Two years fate* to budge when the lower , t a ■ t o r • and rtpruenteUvee s i* today the Supreme Court courte ear It ie time to quit etall- . . “ mml/eilo” calling tho •outlawed public school stgr.galtea leg. It I. que.tton.bl. many South- *i*B” 7 . i J S a ln * ky.rae*. Whst has happened ab.es am leader, will wt»h to put the «*«rl * rullli"I « * «*v#ry faw? thaaT Much and nothing. Thar- nation In erUle • by periUtcnco In ^ „ , k , n! lu mrariaL bae beta compliance and defiance, their refueel. ful.meane of soaking its rtver.eu Thar* bae baas oo crlale yat. Oea What will tha federal sovern- Theta Southerners kccueed the may coma. ment do to back up the court’, rul- court of trying to legislate. But The court’s ruliag effected IT Ing If, through unyielding Southern there would be no civil right. 1*2states and tha District of Colum. defiance, a crltle doe. coma? No Illation, and no end to scham ■>* bla where white and Negro stu- one la high potlUon has produced regation, If It depended on tho dents wars compelled by law to an answer to that one. Southeraeri. , attend separate echoota. A num- No one ean eay precisely w hit They hare pravanltd Congren her of them have desegregated, "deliberate speed" means. But It’s for years from passing civil rights more or lets. certain the National Ann. for tho lglslnrlon by filibustering or Tha hard cere of resUtanc# la Advancement of Colored Peopla threatening to filibuster. They Jut. In the Deep South, particularly In (NAACP) will not wait Indefinite- tlfy this on tha ground that a mlAlabama, Oaorgla, MUtlssIppI, iy for action without going Into tho nortty has a right to protect It,< $ S S 0 l South Carolina and Virginia, lowar courte. self agalnit what it considers the who*, leglslaturei heva passed Southern defiance hat taken va. |„juitlce of a majority, resolutions either flatly or ob-'rious forme: open criticism of tho southerners want It both way*, lleucly defying tha Supreme Court. Supreme Court, action by state way conireei. another beck Tha Court has not aet a lima legislatures, action by private homi limit on desegregation. It has or- groups, economic pressure on Ne­ Back home, white leglilaturea dared the lower federal courts to groes pats segregation laws. They Justi­ see that the etalea comply with In turn Negroes, feeling for tho fy this on the ground that it te the "dellbarata speed." first time In this century the Su1 ‘ I# # prema Court wat behind them, 1 ” th iposition m,)orlty* to N**r#H filibuster tT* la V a neve become active In eoUective leglelaturee. Southern efforts to fores an and to segrega­ What eometlmei gets loot sight tion. Including economic prtseuro. Sines Dec. S, 1MJ, Negroae In of Is that the Suprama Court n il Glory’. Somehow the name etutk. everything frem snuff to overalls. Montgomery, Ala., have boycotted n°* ?et ™led on whsthar all farms BY HAL DOYLE Garland Is th , unofficial pretl- «ht clly’e segregated buiee. of •*«/'i ' . . 11,11 u LOAFER'S GLORY. N.C. - The old eittlsra liked the name. Witch your etap, New York, Chi•nerve and Is determined to put rldcd tho nine Supreme Court rago, beware, Look out, Los AnJmtlcei who»e int!»egrea*llon taretate buiee. *•!••- America’s moil beautifully was an angry houtewif* who ap- Loafer’s Glory bark on the map. ruling wee unanlmoui. at pollll- But what of isiregitlon In other namad eo m m u n ity -L o afer1# plied tha term first. "But | know He is after the highway depart­ clam who were Invading rights areas of Southern Ilf*. Ilka theGlory, hero In the heart of tho tho name goes back at least BO ment to put up a new sign. He and usurping fte rights of Con- star* or reetaurantv? Blue Ridge Mountalni of western yaars," said Burleson. "8oma poo. has Just paid out IS apiec* for Narth Carollna-le on tha march. p|« triad to ehaage tha name to tw° «*<} hemlock bench** from a Friday 10th • Fildar After SI sleepy years, It le Vivian’s Vallay, but it never remodeled church which he plane to put In front of hie 'store to ready for growth, ft Invite* freel)\eeught on." May M, ISOS ANNIVERSARY May U , ISSS capital and new tired blood. AnyTourists often alp through th's welcomo all eerious loafers. "I'll Of The Knitting of Past M aster Frank L. ono who Miller (1914) c#n ; bi th i |0V(||H t . . Call Communication Friday, May 25,1956 arn hemisphere 5:45 P. M. F irst Section—Supper 8:80 P. M.— 7:30 *■«"• -• p «®» Second Section Brother Miller will confer the Second Glory’s eeutlouely slow climb »o ; nd f l n down. and nobody •but no ono It In a real hurry. Section as he receivod it, and as he conferred it in 1911. metropolitan stature a . th . mod- ,hought to put It back up. That's th« n i c e thing about Reservation for supper munt be in by May 23. u n t a f t w o , f t Wh° P "* * “ b0™ lh' Mn; ; Loafer’s Glory, Plus lh« fact 1. E. E a trid g e , C h a irm a n C om m ittee _ * VV ^ . ... . . .. houso my daddy w*.. H* waa s i there Uan’t a town In America Before Investing In Loafer* whfn h, , w, y |„ 1*47, with • better eenio of humor. Ql°ry * futuro a etrenger mleht | n^ the town loet lie leit good whit well want to know more about tj , r> j don-t *hltU# myMtf." the town. Loafer Glory met lu greatest Well, it wee founded-nn one dliaiter In the famous flood of seems sure Juit when-early In May, 1001. tho last cantury. Today It con"It wat a big flood," laid Bur•lata of a bend In tha road, 30 leton. "Flva bulldlnga-tha genaral avrea end flva famlllce. If you •tore, too-wero away, ■ tana vn i*sm»»ii *m arne a . washed ■land on tho w outskirts and eeiavto throw > nls wacon a rock, you a rt mora llkaly to hit *ni* 0"* m*n ", from bolng a person If th . rock fall. In th* »° » trM la l! ', P suburb* then If It land* Iq tha washed away." Bu,leton, a former maeUreercenter of town. What other U A community too year, old can giant, la retired after eenrlng through threo were during during aa to total m*k* th** through thre# wart ut W e are o ffe rin g various makes, models, years, a t . , Q, , of 22 in-and-out yaara with Uncle How Ql«ry *et Us s-m(< #weM mA lltftlh#r Sam’s .armed fareei. " Altogether . H ere 1b your chance to buy a b e ttjr than average car below aver­ 0 i ur|Mon, g3, t>,. 1 was In eta branches af tha Mr» ▼ tea trying to find th* heat one ]|av(a ^ cam* from hl» grand to loaf In," ha laid, and then, hie age price. Check and Compare! You will agree th a t NICHOLSON father. Jonethen. u "There was a country elor# eat oyo* twinkling, h# drawladt "Tha rest of tha people here era BUICK USED CARSf are the beat money can buy. there, by tha___ bridge . across Cana hard • working tobasce farm era. J(rnf#k’ tJ* o|d lf#<,ll8JfBi ^ liad t ‘0 I’m th« only reel loafer left.” ftthar thtrt lo play fhickiri, "Oh, you wet a fishhook In the nuirk 4 Door ItoadLOOK AT ^ • • f*- S n M V * pitch horeeehoee, and epln yams, creek now end then." objected tom Built) Two Tone flnlth "Gremteddv pm ed bv once Fred Garland, proprietor of the THESE BARGAINS! • * • v *« t i and eald: " It’a Juat a Loafer’s new general store which etocke Practically new White Wall tires, bcul Covers, l)>naflow, Radio Heater, Othrr nuirk Acccseorlra. Low Mllrage ................ ............ Plymouth Sedan Good Motor -________ ________By IINNITT CISF________ Mercury Monterey W * "Hardtop", Two tone AXI CAB DRIVER In Washington had a unique experience Light grey and medium on# day. A lady signalled him to stop, than lifted four waa green. Good Tlrea, Two Btudibakrr I Dr. * kiddles Into th* back t e a t "Do with you In a minute," eh# C y V -» P'a-k Tons Green Leather Up promised, then disappeared finish. Good Tlrea, Regt helatery Merc • O - Men Into a house. She was back Covers, Good mrchanlral Drier, Radio, Hrater, Oth­ Condition ........................... er Mercury Accessories. In about tan minutes, calmly Good Mechanical Condition hustled tha kids out of tha cab, and asked, "What do 1 BA Butch Special Sedan*! owe you?" New green paint. Ford > Dr. Custom"1 don't gat It," confessed Seat Cover*. Dynaftew, line Sedan. Light tha mystified drlvar. "Ju st Radte, Other Bulch AcresBlue, Good Tire*, Nylon •erlee. Good mechanlcil an inspiration," she ex­ Upholstery with leather Condition .......... .............. .. trim, Ford-O-Mstlr, Radte plained. "1 had to make an Hsatsr, Other Ford AccsaI m p o r t a n t long-distance ~ i ■ -nrlei.o l.ow Mlleagi phone call and it wps Im­ Bnlck Spoclal 4 Door Owner Car ... ............ perative th at I gat tha chil­ dren safely out of th* Gnod Tires, Dynaftew, Othhouie." *r Bujck Acceaaorlcs- Good Chevrolet I Dr. Sedan • 0 0 Mechanics) Condition Two Tone Gray and Observed Don McNeil to an Crr-n flnlth, Good T i« ,, appreciative audience at hta TV Breakfast Club ahow. "It used to Seat Coven, Power Glide, ’■ | Pontiac Catalina. Blue take aa uncommonly strong man to tear s telephone book In half. Kedlo, Hester, other ChevF'nleh. n<*-d Whit# Now that feat ia easily—and frequently—accomplished by th* aver­ rotet Acceeeorlea. Low MilWall Tlrea, Boat Covers, age father of a teen-age daughter." sago —.... ............ , Hyoraiaalic, Radio. Heater, 0 MM. by Bvaasll Cert Distributed by King Pasture* IradKei*,, Other Pontiac Accessories. Good mechanical condition M Chevrolet I Dr. Sedan • w Tw# Tone Gray and Bloa Finish, G e ^ Tlrss. 1 | Batch Special 4 Naw Nylon Seat Covsra Sedan, Twn Ton*. trimmed with blue leather. BUck and Grey Finish. Radio, Hsatsr^ Other ChsvOh 4 T ine, Seat Covers, rolat Accrasortes. Low MUDynaftew, Radio, Heater, • • I t *»*••■*— in...... ,,,, , O ther, Belch Accessaries. Good mechanical condition B J Rulck Special 4 Door Sedan, Light Groan ^ n a B a a f i Chevrolet 4 Dr. Sedan Finish, Good Tlrea, Nyloa C l g Q j C Light Green Finish, l phnlatery Dynaftew «P I # T a j . Good Tire*. Beat Covers, Radte. Hrater. Other Bnlck ■ " " B W #. Bad to. Heater, Other CRevAccratorlea, Lsw Mileage SMorteo. Good moCondition _____ Loafer's G lory Is On March 52 $1095. Try a n d Stop Mo T $1295. *295. *395. $1295. $450. $1595. *595. VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! $1595. M A Y 22nd IN. THE SPECIAL ELECTION U N EX P IR ED TER M FOR County MEMBER OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES GROUP SEMINOLE No. 2 DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE K w: y -e * k $895. FOR Dodge Cere aet Dipt*-* mat "Hardtop?, Two Tom White and Bine, Good Tlrea, Nylon npholstery • Kb leather trim. Radte, Hatter, Other Dedge Accra•erlee. Good Mechaaltal OIda Super Sg 4 Dr. Sedan, Black to ^ _ ’’Hv like new White Wall Tlrea, t u t Covers, llydramatlc, Radio. Heater, •’oner Meertng, Power Rrakre, Othrr Oldemebile •rceeaorlee. Driven only 13>lll mile* by local onaer M $1095. *1995. NICHOLSON BUICK Co. SALESROOM OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 210 So. Magnolia- Ave. phone 1034 �U i H f l 9ANTORD TTfiRATJ) Mon., Mny 21, 103(1 Vage 8 i So cialfcv&nJtA Calendar Nine Local Pupils Have Registered For Music Club Nine local rtano pupil* from the Clast of Mr*. Evans McCoy 1812 Palmetto Ave, Sanford have reffistered as candidates for membership In the National Fra­ ternity of Student Musicians, sponsored by the Nation*) Guild of Plano Teachera of which their teacher la a member. Thl* Broun of young piano hobbvlsta will play In the Nation­ al Piano Playing Auditions, Or­ lando section Slay 24. and atrlve for Plefff, Loeal, District, State. National or even International honors which the Mother organ I*, ration will confer according to the number of standard classic, romantic and modem pieces chosen from the Masters of piano­ forte literature each atudont can creditably perform In the pre­ sence of an imported examiner of note from another state. From coast to coast over 40,000 "r 'tvKDNEsiiAv Sq turday Af te rnoon The Girl Scouts will meet at First Presbyterian Church ut 3:30 {.. m. The Mid-Week Bible Hour will lie conducted by Rev. A. G. Atelimis, pastor of First Presbyterian Church at 7s.!0 p. m. l.lttle Helen Mann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rov Mann cclcbratel her ninth birthday Saturday afternoon with a swimming party, The children were escorted to *be pool where they enjoyed nn afternoon of playing ami swltnm- Oviedo High School Has Annual Picnic At Sanlando Area By MARIAN B. JONES OVIEDO ■()<! Tueadn'- nite •.-•n-i M ly 1.1 the entire Ovlrd i High Si hnoj fo.got li-’oks. lessons nn I ae’ e lulr* to pack fried chicken, salad, r-'.c. an • other goodie* ml shove off for th tr annual outing at Smilnii lo Sprin-r«. The roam mothers and their he)|iei-s weir; Mrs. .1, L. .Malcolm, twelfth grade room mother, Mrs, I Irmly E. Ma thus, assl.il ant; Mi*. .In* L. Mlkler, picnic chairtitan for tho eleventh grade, nsal-tr I by Me.tdauirs John Dinla, Fertile* ul Dnda nml B, C. Miller, the latter eleventh tirade room mother; Mrs. Roy Welsenbsiger, tenth grade room mother ns rlinlrmnn of plcnlr, ton, nss’st d tiv Mra, Joe Battle and Mrs. I.. V. Hart; Sirs. J. E. Brookslil e, ninth giade room mother Being as picnic clii.li man for ninth grade, assisted bv Mrs. George Kc'scy and Mrs. P. M. Smithson. Sirs. J. B. Jones Jr., rvoin mother rap'uin, was a special invllrd g rit, a* welt as Mrs. Pau Mlkler an I children. Professor B'ewart Galchel and family were the sueclal guest* of the twelfth gradr. The twelfth gr* lo of past two years es ablisliIng a precedent that lie ent with Gib outgoing grade em-h year with tho member.* of his family. Teacher* present with the younger set include.I: Coach Puul Mlk'er. twelfth grade; M r s. France* Fisher, eleventh grade; Mrs. T, II. .Smith, tenth grade and professor tin-hards, ninth grade. Aftrr getting a thotough duck­ ing Helen and her gursts return­ ed to her home to he served refreshments of the traditional Ire cream and cake. Favor* were given the guest*, Those helping the honoree relrhrnte her important event were Ml's Michel Amt Rnrron, Miss Sylvia Williams, Miss Jonelle her. Miss Sue Orsctnn, Miss Conns Collins, Mi<s Connie Constantine, Miss Michele Jones, Miss Elnlne Echols. Ml.s Celeste Cnnell and Miss Glenda Spencer, A daughter weighing 8 Ihs. If* ois. was Lorn Mny Id in lho Orange Meniotlnl Hospital to Mrs. Victor Farley and Is tie daughter of the late Victor Farlry. The little Miss was named Victoria Marie, Doctor and Mrs. John M, Morgan announced the hlrth of n son, Walter Alan, born May It In the Seminole Memorial Hosp- tpVM naU 1 Mr, and Mrs. n. U, Hutchison wer* feted ilaturday night by their sun, Joe Boyce and Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Cooper on their 25th Anniversary, Joe, who Is a student at Georgia Teeh University In At­ lanta, Gn, and hi* aunt and uncle surprised Mr. and Mr*. Hutchi­ son with the affair In the Cooper Home. To carry out tho theme, lovely flower arrangements were used throughout the room* of tha love­ ly home localtd on Magnolia Ave. The dining room table was overlaid with an exquisite cut 1 work cloth and centered with n gleaming allver epergne holding a tiny bouquet of flowers and burn­ ing white taper*. A three tiered weddlon cake topped with a miniature bride and groom was served to the guests a* they arrived along with pale green aheibsl punch and mints. F l o w e r a and delicate f*rn aur- MR. AND MRS. ABBOTT the place of uwdlin; is the Clupel '*50 P- m. in t,.e Gducalt >n*l Building. Thu Internedlato Choir of First r. e y. w. K s ..II merit ut the ®<*l,tl*t Churih * “ • reh*“ M0 home Mr*, ttu-y Fpear*. 2 till .j); " V . , , hr,-lord Ave.. .1 6:1)0 p. ^ ^ , \ The Past Noble Grands ul the “ «* a " rcl' wil1 reh« r« “l s PBeininola Behekuh Lodge will meet ln' . . . . . with Mr*. May Rubow for a cov- B ,l ") Auxiliary fur the vied dish supper at 0:20 p. m. he.mnoe Memorial Hospital will with Mrs. May Myers a* co-hos- «-«* f K »’ " ‘f, l C!tv lomri room at City Hall. Board The Pilot Club will hold Us 7 P- m‘ rrsulur Ulnnrr meeting in tho ^ a h l Club at 8:30 p. m. LJ —I - — t i LI The Band i’aren.s Assort 'an 1 1 6 1 6 1 1 l Y l Q n i l 41QS will mee. nt 1 p. in. tor :» cover- n . , i j es . ul dish supper in the High Cchuol D l r i n Q Q y r O T T y Margaret Moore Feted Thursday By Airs. Berg MU* Margaret Moore, BUS graduating Senior, was honored Thursday evening with * Chinese Dinner party nt tha home of Mrs, Robert Berg, 2103 Jeffer­ son Ct, in Wynne wood, A* th* guests arrived shoe* wero removed and many romlcal games and relay* connected with the theme were enjnved. Indi­ vidual prises went (n Miss Marty Cameron nnd Mis* Marianne Da­ vis. The hnnorce was presented f\ lovely silver engraved bracelet In honor of the occasion by the hostess, Mre. Berg, assisted by her mother, Mr*. Sam Dunn then served a delicious Chinese menu to Miss Moore, Miss Pat Dunn, Miss Mary Rosa Speer, Ml** Sara Jacobson, Miss Mary Cam­ eron, Ml's Marianne Davie, Mis* Mary Ann Wright, Mis* (Hernia Hllkwood, Miss Patti Witte. Miss Yvonne Cullen, Miss Grade Smith an.l Miss Joyce Bay Bock. After tho meal favor* were received by the guests from B tiny Chinese ball. Patsy Collins Is Honored In Mann Home Seminole Hi BY N \N CUSHING This week’s activities added two more victories to our base­ ball team’s record, St. Cloud anil Melbourne both fell to the Celery Fed Nine, Our team lias earnol a trophy (District 5 rhaittplans) to mid to nur collection, done 16 and I) they will (day In the state tourney. Congratulations mid good luck to the team float tile student* nnd faculty, Wednesday the Tri III Y girls entertained their mother* /and the iviior class at the aniiiinl tea "Ivrti at the home of Mr*. Harry Cushing In l.oeh Arbor. The ho*tesscs were Naney Cash, Mary Grne* Hobby, Gall Smith and Nail Cushing, Assisting at the door and at the punch bowl were Juanita Wynne, Betty Carpenter, Carol Nutt, t.re Jackson and Edna Cowan, The Key Club rlect.-t their sweetheart* Thursday for next year. They are Caiol Nutt, Mary Grace Hobby ami Ann Davis, Officers of the Glee Club were announced lecently. President, Itanilnlt Bobbins; first vice presi­ dent, Juanita Wynne; second vice president, Teddy Walker; secretary and treasurer, Shirley Anderson; business managers, Put Harrington, Dolly Metis, Meredith Srotl and Brantley Sclilrard. The Senior Class went dramatlr Friday with their production of "Seven Cinderella*.” The play was a fast moving comedy amt kept Hits audience "In stiU-hcs." A great deal of credit goes to the stage crew for their superior work In setting up the stage. Gossip is a* follow*: Bobbie’s Mrs. Kd'vin Slilnholser and Mrs. Boy Mann entertained re­ cently in (ho Mann home with a luncheon In honor, of Miss Patsy Collins, popluar June bride-elect. The buffet style luncheon was srrvcd from a lovely dining room tnld0 over-laid with nn ciquslte lace niul cut work cloth cimtered with a clever ni rangeAient of white gladioli. Pink nnd white iglitdli.il along with Gerber Dnisira were used In tho other ruums of the lovuly home located on W. IHth St. Tho hoslesse* presented the hnnorce with a gift after which chatting was enjoyed by the guests. Those attending tha delightful affair were Miss Collins, her mother, Mr*. A. L. Collin*. Mrs. Eugene Estrldge, Mr*. Kenneth Berry, Mrs. Genrxc Touhv, Ml** Judy Snider, Miss Shirley DeBusk, Miss I.ucy Gnrnfolo, Ml** Barbara Rob a, Mi»* S"sie MrRoberta, .'if'* Willabeth Peck and the two hostesses, steady diet Is again Hyrd-seed. Why Is Metis singing "J oh liny Is the Boy For MeT” Jrf stole another class ringl Why is Sctilranl playing right field ? Congratulations la Carnl ami Bobby I All C alendar Listinga And Society News A re Requested By 5 p. m. The Day Preceding Publication Ssmfnol* Chapter No. TV* O^S held Hi T**r»i’ar m antlnt Thursday niffhi at Mnsonlo Tem­ ple. Mr*, f. If, Wyatt. Worthy Me. tron, presided over th t M*#luf» end conducted the business, of the evening. An announcement was made «f a School of Instruction to N» heM May 20 In Daytona Reach. An. other meetlny le to b- held M r* 22 In 1Daytona Beach honorlnt all secretaries of the Order. All members are Incited, Two candidates, Mr*. Nick Tfslfauf and Mrs. It. L. White, war* Initiated Into the order. The eery Impressive senrlee we* conducted by P, H. Wyatt, Worthy Patron. Red end white glads, the Wot* thy Matrons colors, w'ere''tise4 to adorn the Chapter room, At the close of the bualMst session, the hostess Mrs, W, K. Raines and her committee served a Afreshlny (red drink and sandwiches to 1)0 members. Th* serving table was beautifully do* enrnted with whito nnd pink car­ nations, TRKTIlINn CI.KANI<1NESS When your l.aby start* teeth­ tiring ing, the whole m iner* must be J og returned to Georgia Tech quickly washam* tn no* »o*» iW Sunday night to resum* his stu­ detergent amt.* nnd Tins**. dies. Plasticised or permanently g lu e d fabric* ar« good, since they end by given n "pick-up” sudsing, whit* still In place, between machine washings. A good way to keep toys spotless Is to keep a dean cloth and a Jar of soapy water In th® nursery oul-of-slght. Then you cm taka rare of poaalh'o germs before your cherub pep* tl'o toy op teething ring beck tn th* mouth. W ELL D R ILLIN G May 18 Mr*. I.elha Fowler May 18 Mr*. Mnlml Browne Elmer Kastahrook May 20 Tim Richard* Howard C. Long Phone <188 30? E. Commercial General Insurance PHONE 78 LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS 7:10 20th CENTURY FOX PRESENTS II. JAMES GUT JAMES B. GUT “The Hottom Of The Bottle” Color hv ClncmnScope L ife Is a D re a m Starring— Sweetheart Chosen Mi's Marilyn Calhoun, dau"htrr of Mr. * and Mr*. J. A. Cal­ houn win recently chosen sweetheart of PI Kappa Phi pledge I class for the Rprlug semester nt Florida fiouthrrn College In Lakeland, Miss Calhoun, a freslunan, we* also appointed Junior I’an-alleiilc ^representative for hrr ioiorlty, Sigma Sigma Sigma. KOM I VAN JOHNSON JOSEPH COTTON RUTH ROMAN JACK CARSON With— MARGARET IIAYNKJ IIBUCE DENNETT Of C I M f M A i C O P t A lw a y s 76 Co.»l In s id e Mrs. Ursula Thornton Irfi. Inst Thursday on an extended tour of Ohio, New York, the New Eng­ land States and North Carolina. , • Carden Time! Joe Hutchison, a student nt Georgia Tech Unlveinlty In At­ lanta, Ga, flew home for tho wcekrnd to celebrate hi* parents, 25th wedding anniversary. Now A P0WIR-PACKED DRAMATIC STORY O F A HUSBAND'S WAR-TIME INTERLUDE . . . A N D THE CRISIS IT CAUSED . . . in a W • fo r y o u r o ld t o a s t e r w h en y o u b u y a new e llT e le p h o n e d H o m e HONE I'IiimIIc, Kulilicr .Sprinkler T )iio ^# W estinghouse ?!!££LSJ 91?- *51L™ Toaster • KOItKS • HOGS • SHOVELS • LAWN MOWERS • SPRINKLERS GREGORY PECK JENNIFER JONES FREDRIC MARCH BKBCUtutrrai All Types "Tkt. AW a u - H u . (3 v B 4 | PAY $ 1 6 2 5 BAGGERLY Appliance Center rounded the huge crystal punch bow) and a creation of flowera was placed on lb* buffet next to the tabl« flanked by burning tnpera In silver holder*. Sliver wedding bells and other flower arrangements were used In th* Florida and living rooms of the home where Mr. and Mr*. Hutchlaon greeted the guest* they arrived. Those assisting Mr*. Cooper In­ cluded Mre. John Galloway, Mr*. R. W. Herron, Mr*. K. A, Cov­ ington, Mrs, R. I* Garrison, Or­ lando, Mr*, George Dickerson, Mr*. J, L. Jackson, Mrs, J. N. Asiarello, Mrs. Vollo Williams Sr., Mr*. Btn Wiggins, Mr*. G. C, Harper Sr., Mr*. W. C. numb* Icy. Mr*. K. W. File, Mr*. B. It. Hsck, Mr*. Nancy Brock, Mr*. A. J. P e t e r a o n, and Sir*. A. C. Cleveland. Mr*, p. If. Wyatt and Mr*. W. P, Brook* Jr. kept the visitor* book. Approximately 123 friends and relative* of th* cnuplo called at tha horn* between th* hour* of 8 and 10 p. m. Out-of-town visitor* Included Mr. nml Mr», Powell Quinn, Mr. and Mra. Edward MeTureous Jr. nnd son Buddy; and Mr. and Mr*. Harold MeTureous all of Umn- M2 EA8T FIRST STREET Senator and Mr*. Douglas Strnstrom rrturned home aftrr sprint­ ing a w rek.nt tha Sea Dunes al Mclhorn IJcnrh, /TED TIMES : y o u Initiated In Ordir Bv P. H. Wvatt 7 H. JAM ES GUT AGENCY ® HEDGKItn r Two Members A>e Surprise Anniversary Party Honors tAr., Mrs. Hutchison • GRANS SHEARS A dream, Indeed, with phone* In room* where yen live, work, steep and play. Phone* la at tract! v«, decorator color* lo blend or contrast with room color schemes. Phones with spring cords, and dial* that light up In tha dark. You limply must see these wonderful now tahw phone convenience* and what they'll do for your home. See them OO display at our Business Offlca. Or calt for *un*stlon* lo maka yours a welt, telephoned borne, al low cost WH EEL.UA It ROWS S outhern S o i l T e U p h o n o A ___ J arsu IIU08AA4 COMTAMf U S Magnolia Ava. FEATURES— ItM — St4« — «tlg — I t U - >.i'in i a ' « �TO T 8AWFOTIP OTRAI^D T E L E V IS IO N •it* t it • it* t.a* III! til* 1:11 T iH T ill T :lt 1:1* III* lilt ■ •■••A T A*»*aiur* m t a u a a i a W ait cartoo* c a r a l r a t c a rta a a cergiaa.1 w a a i a a r • New* . a » a r u J o k s Daly New* R*nd**»ou» Sm art Rhythm * Daval S how O r a a t M t D r am * Vole* o f. F l r a a t a a * I Lav* Lucy D t v t m b t r Brld* S p o rte m a n Club Ml t t W I* u* H it* llit* llil* il:i* iiat " Mil F a r a a a Mr. D letrlat A t t s r a * | N ight New* R t g o r t P a t t i Pago S now S tarlig n t T h a a tra sig a -o rf TPNBDAT 101*11* IJ* Slwa-Oa P r a i r a m R e aam a -SS M*w*>W*ath*r i* t The U o r a la g ghaw : t t C agtaia K a a g a ra o • * T *.| P atte rn t i l l N a w a - W * * th * r t i l * Krai* H o r a c e S how t i n t F ilm F a r * t t i l l W h a t ’* T e a r T r a u h l a I t i l * S t r l k a I t Rich i IlifA M ill till* IlitS 11:0* 11:1* 1 :0* Iill 1:0* 1:1* LOOK— COULDNTJ link w a s n u * y -' RMONIO ME. t* He OAN *-* OKA/* HERE GOES r— f W H L L 5-A T ) LEAST you 'could w ave irrh g * * a s T a lla a t L a dp L o t * Of U f a S tarch for T om orrow G u id in g L i g h t J a c k T a a r S how 'Aa t h a W o r l d Turaa** R o b e rt Q. I.ewle Film P a ra T h e Rig P a y o f f li o b Croehy S how eVfNDOIT WITHOUT, THE POLE Ro n a l d D o d o * WHAT A F IB .'- I > . ■ ••• S p a r t a At A O U a w J e a k a y ' t Chat** M o ral* * Daeetloam M a rm eay ftm * W o rld At SI** M a rn l a g MaVollag Mar* a a d Tkae* 11*1 C t a * Raws M l* Clgu R t p t a t P errorm eao* AFTBRNOOR • a r i d At t e e s R a d i* F a r m Dlgaw* R a r Non* R a n ch A m a r lc a n L e a a u * Garni B u ild at lu re s S t e w Meat R e ta rd P r a n a w T a t * Tim * Raws T aaa T im e WRONG PARKING FLACK RATON, N. M. OR— A truck roared down Raton Pa**, Iti ilr* brakt ejritem broken. Th* driver witched closely for the entrance to a "truck trip ," a elds etrlp iteeply reverae-graded up the mountain tide from tha highway, meant to allow an uncontrolled truck to ilow ta a »*op. HU headlights fluhed acroit the opening to one, but there we* ■ car perked in the opening. He had to go on, but luckily hit brakt aye* tern atlti had enough preeeure to ilow the truck enough 10 he could *t#*r around the final curve be­ fore reaching Raton. Offlclili found a group of young* iter* unwittingly had blocked the trap. They aiked tehool principal* to warn youngater* to kaep citar of them InvitM T or T o Attend Its Class Tha VALDEZ HOTEL Toer Problem C ar I t Solved. Come tad So* 8:00 O'clock Tuesday N ight FUNEREAL NAVIGATION HOUSTON. Tex. IR-A cl.eelfl.rl ad In a Houaton neighborhood nawipaper ofefred to trida 12 grave apace* for a lft-foo? boat I WAS TALKING TO S O M E C T H G O t> 0 /T USE TWR ^ ' L a y m a a e Call Tw F t a g a g D a w s B r a s s sew Bow* atari* * R e p a n New s ■ •re a V ataek O l * • on* « l » lsiln g k r . « » • » ! ■■ k n o w s t o r s o s * w h s W * <“ < who *r# know s ■KCTION T i l l - * } * ■ J A T J L f 0 l i a i o o g K M I N O U S C O L I O 'T NAMES AND A D W I B S a F S IN T M a NAM E O F T S B S T A T S OF Aorojot M s o k l s s E ro O ssts. I M . FLO R ID A ■ n i l MiMIsksVi o * * e TU: W I L L I E B. CHAPM AN P O B o s ” D" _. c / o T a a o t n a teoepltal Ilom ulu* M l e h l f s s rarest U r a e a r i i le , Teaneeeaa. Lola M a r t i A s l i n s s TOU AUK m i K K U t N O T IF I E D T i l t S o u th l l t h T s r r s c * t h a t a s u i t for d i r o r c * h a s been filed Miami, r i o r l d a h '« j| a g a l n e l you by I r m a P o r t e r Chap* man. In t h a C ir c u it C o u r t ' o f t h a T h o m a s B. A a S t r a e a _ N inth J u d i c ia l C i r c u i t la * n d for Houis I Boa I I I * r a tw o l Snmleol* C o u n ty . F l o r i d a In Chan, Maitlaml. F lo rid * _ V eery No. I l l * a n d y ou a r t hereb y Virgil R. A u i t l n Longwood. Flo rid * F UN* r e q u i r e d to t e r n a r o p y of y o u r r a n s w e r to t h e C o m p l a i n t on th a jR.n l C.P aRr akk aA rans* n lalntlffa attorney G la d s t o n e L W l n t a r P a r k . F l o r i d a Paraal Kohlneo, No. l i t N o r t h Main S tre et. A n t h o n y R a rd alln , Orlan d o . F l o r i d a , a n d fll* t h a o r l g l- l i t P r a s r h A n n u a _ , nal In t h a o ffice o f t h e H e r b o f the S an fo rd , r i o r l d a Paraal H r c u l t C o u r t on n r b e f o r e t h e I t h D o ro th y fl B a ra a a d a y n f Ju o o 111*, n t h e r w l e * th e P a r a P a r k . el l e a e t l n n e o f ee ld C o m p l e l a t will F l o ri d a Fare* bo t a k e n a* c o n fessed M lleah ith n n f c i W IT N E S S m y b a n d an d lb * offl* l i l t K l l t a r n e y D r l» a *tori<u Fare* <•.1*1 **n| nf tb * said C o u rt a t San* -W........................... l n t a r P a .................... •>»d *»mli)"1o Coun ty. F l o r i d a , t h is C B N r a d e b a w 111 L a k * A d a i r R a u l l t a r l i t h d a y of May. A. D. I I I ! Orlando, F l o r i d a Pi (Seal) Velm a Br*-M O. P H e r n d o n H M IIS I, DO M I H Rtout* I, Box 111 C le r k . C i r c u i t C ourt Haitian:!. F lo rid a G la d s to n e I. Kohloen A ttorney for P la in tiff , E d n a A. B rook* Ho u l* I Doe l i t 111 N o rth Mala S t re e t R o b e rt O Hroou* Orlan d o , F l o r i d a R o u t e L Bog I I I i t a l l l n n d . FI - ' d a D o r o t h y B u o tal A d d r e ss U n k n o w n R o b e r t J. C a rro ll R o u t* t. Bo* l t l - i S an fo rd . F l o r i d a Legal Notice G i O L S / / ----------- ^O W B C A B P H O N E O N C R ALL EVENING ! Pick tha oat of yonr cholca white oar atock la completa. Priced From 8149.95 • To • 81,275.08 I mim Rpfa 8900 EASY TERMS 0fA / rr»*a S Months FREE Rervlce Policy PARTS and LABOR (WWbWbWWMAI O A C FIN A N C E ja m * f l \ \ IH f C O R P O R A T I O N Old Priftceaa Theotar lu lld ln f H I W IS T FIRST STRUT Jonford, Derido • Telephone 115J AND A PPLIANCE Wa Hava Th# Largest And Moat Modern Service Dept. In Seminole County. NASSER IS CANDIDAS CAIRO UP — The Cairo w e e k ly Akabar el Yom eaye that Prime Jdnlater Gemal Abdel Naieer will be a preildentlal candidate In the duns U election* It Indicated he probably would be the only men ta th* race Th* paper, which often reflect* N aiter’i thinking, eeld the balloU Would c m y th* question "Do you agree to election of Oemel Abd*| Natter aa pm ldent of tha Jle public Voter* will alio ballot on th* ratification of a new eonetllutioo. It free today under a $100 bond on a charge of discharging firearm* In a public piece after ■ fraca* Involving three Ntgroee betide the poitofflce. John A. Davant waa arretted yes­ terday after he and the three tame to blow* over who had th* right of wey on a sidewalk. During the fighting, Devent pulled a pistol and fired aeveral bullet* but no on* wet hurt. -*-«***> O. D. Farrell 810 E. First F o r 10 v e e r * th l* s t a r * co n sisten tly observed th * low ing b o u r n hat fol­ Weak day* • a, m. to l:!8 p. m, Saturday* • a. m. to 7:10 p. m. Closed from T ill p. m. Saturday mmtil I a. m. Mon. Arcade Package STORE Y ou c a n hardly hear Its whispered might - b u t man, you lure can foci i t of the wheels —you get a swift, sure and supremely positive new getaway response. It’i power almost without lim it-pow er that humbles the hills, melts the miles, makes you monarch o( all you survey. For smooth and nimble performance —for sheer mastery ta trafDo - nothing like it ever w u , And that’s just pari of It. When you need a still greater flow of get-up-and-go for safety’s sake, you merely switch the pitch ”nd you zoom out of tight spots. For this Is a new Bulck —a ’50 Hoick — sparked by the most potent engino in Hulck a n n a ls-a 322-cubio-inch V8 with « record highcompression of 0.5 to 1. So come rule the roost ta this *56 Bulck. B ut what makes you fcol even more like bossmnn of the highway is the great new advance In Variable Pitch Dynuflaw.* First time you tickle the gas pedal you’ll know what we mean. mi b a n ta j u k i ...if n k Westingfiouse BAGGERLY A P P L IA N C E C E N T E R Now-gmack ta the top Inch of gas pedal travel-right where you save gas every turn o ta kub C A i.o ta koow . Come drive a car with 127 gorgeous inches of wheelbase to give it regal room and a ride that’s fit for a king. Try out Buick’s now steering-now center- grooved brakes - new direct-acting shock absorbers with triple the former volume of jounce-cushioning oil. Learn how it feels to b o a a car that looks like royalty and acts the port to perfection. W e promise—youH practically p u n with delight at the wheel of this dazzler—espe­ cially when you discover how easily yon can make it your own. What do you s a y -s h a ll we expect yon today? •New AJtxmctd Variable fUck DynaAous it lie onib DyneAMf Sulci M d t today, ft ft Mandard eft ftnedmeMer. Super m d Century - optima* ft modmt erire ton omlht Special ^ �f -'.v* Pi*:™ ■ V t H I SANFORD NIRAI.D Mon., May 21, 1958, F at* 7 t . u r n i a V. R a m a a H u u t a 1. Bua l l t - B M a i tl a n d . F l o r i d a Fareala I I I I I Hay B. N o r m a n R o u t a I. B o a t l f - B llaltlaad, F lorida Fareala U t II P . e W illiam * I t N o rth T e r r y d t r * M urlsndo, r io r da F ared • R e a l n t l d W illiam * t i l l Q u in cy d t r e e t . N o r t h w e s t W aahlntton, D C Parcel I J W. W ilso n R e sid e n c e N o rth o f O r e n s * C o u n ty ^ o n d I I - 1* 1 L in a OB B tat* R dem laol* C ounty r i e r l d a P ared II Ifo m er W W r l t M M e t c a l f B u lid ln v P a r e d Tl Orlan d o , F l o ri d # C a r o l ’no X Zull R o u t e 1. Ros H I P a r c o l 11 M a itlan d . 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" d l a t a n c a n f 1«f 41 r * x tn POIN1 W ow 11*41 f a x I t h a n r * R e n th *1*. f « X i t h * a r * S o u t h P IM I T F * E a * t 1A I l l * " W a x 11.14 f * t ( in b a s l n n l n g o r RECHVNtNO e f *ald d i l - h c*n. • r i * " W eal 11* f a a l ; t h a n r * Snulh f e X t o P O I N T OR B E d lN N I N D : n f a a u r v * c o n c a v e 1 * t h * f s i i i h a r hH »ra*» W ^ M xalaal# o a i k l r l l ’ t l l t " B*A4 I I tgBll U M M B a t i k h u m M a U g u l a g B a u lk i l ’ U I I ' I f l a d b A v i a i s n d l w *4 I H IMA itrllBBi Uraaad b a a I U B jaB M r w— - • h . A- * ill �TUI! SAXFOTtn HKRAtiT> I, 10, Mon., May 21, IDSfl Vetera* of Foreign War*. Bernfuel* County Post 3133 attended ih# District Encampment at Or* lando yesterday. Tha Poat was represented by tha following delegates: Com­ mander Michael Thomas. D l^'int Sinter Vlci • Commander . Melr vln 1. Smith, Senior Vlce-L'owmaader Chester iiaeck, fu-t Quartermaster Robert l„ Drown, Post Adjutant Ernest Snare, Delegates Ernest Levy and Alieneel Zagray. Commander James B. She of DcLand «raa rc-elected Disirtcl Commander, Tha Ladies Auxiliary to the Seminole County Pest VFW also attended the District Encamp­ ment and Airs. Melvin L. Smith was elected Conductress. Dele­ gates to the meal were Airs. Sllcha«l Zagray and Mra. Lacy llcllms. "It Is heartenlnt.aiid significant that both medical and social-scien­ tists are exploring new avenues in a*enues neve eremirs to mental mental well-being and tint', this Im­ portant tesraich lx Bringing neve clues to llglil”, said Cronre Touhy. vhpli-man o f th* Femlnola County Mental Health Association. , "Nowhere In Ilia whul« field nt human life is prevention iinfr-Important than In the emotional guidance of children," he said, "It I* our cppoitunlty and chal­ lenge to helo build In our child­ ren mental heiitli strong to last a lifetime," ha adjed. Today- said Touhy, while we campaign for*funda to attend tha work of the Mental Health Association, U. H. Mental Hosp­ itals house HO per cent more patlenlt than 10 year* ago, A study sponsored by the' As­ sociation for Mental Health finds U.S, farmer cooperatives hive that ax-mania! patients work as T,000,000 members. efficiently and responsibly ai anyone else. The Alental Health "fluid rais­ Legal Notice ing campaign will continue In Seminole County IX T i m C I H t .'t I T I UI RT o r m i : Hanford and .VIA 111 J l DILI AL t i n t L IT IV through Wednesday, Slay 23. AM * r a w aR MIVUl.li I 'l l L S T I . Contributors Include: II. II. VI.UKIUA I.V t H A . M I . l l t .MlColeman, Mrs. (i. W. Bailey, Ur. V*A^?K aV.V.NCSIt *ud IIARBAUA O. L. Darks. Dr. C. L. Park Hr.. UV’ASCAt:. 1-1* »■(*, P U Iu tlffs, John T. Vullunt V, 0. Hasty, V*i Donald N. Hamm. Mis* Slahel H A R R IE T U. U L A T It . si el. U si si .d ents. Chapman, and Dr. (SotsloA D. ■I i i s s u v a T in t u t a t i; o r rt-uhtD A t t l l s r r l s i li. t l e s l l i or u r s - s * I'uu niy. I 'j o n d a , a n d h e r hueluM-l VVIM.tA.U It. H L A T IH l( ILl.I.H VV. HLJftMJ a n d hl« wii*. U a u r i t . i . v v m i i o I i .m : a n d hi* wir* m a i i n : ) i m i i n i : i r . i j w i u a. i - u r r i n v A r s-,d Me w u * A XVA o r L.OI,'Id A V. F ltT T K W A V : i iild T A V t;d A. I'liTTKVvAT a n d (Continued from paft One) hi* s- Ife AV.'JA n r t.Hl ldA V. I-J-.T1 RWAVl d o t ; It FI.OIIIOA V.V- ft and 10 Ihi-usand dollar*. Wilson V AI, t-TunilM CO It P A.S'V. a Klnild,. I - l l t l H H l A T l o S , t: K. TMU.UAS, til- was completing an addition to hi* wife K A T Il U y V d. T lt u H A d , I* VV. presenf store for storage and had W A l / T K l t an d hie wlr* I.Vl'llA II. W A L T E R all of China«o. Illlnole: .1 hoped to move hit surplus new HALI. LEW Id a n d til. wlfs Klt.v.s- furniture out of tho tin building CIM a . LEVVId. Lull- o f d*n K . s u ­ nt sro, C a lif o r n ia ) O R l-A V liu V L ott- by the lin t of the coming month. IDA VAHJId COHJ'ANV, A M u i IUh The spectacular lire drew hun­ Cc r a s r a t t o n i r i l A S K L l N ll. KIND o f Orlando, F l o ri d a , hi* a Ife If eny; dreds of spectators who stayed well a n d OHIES’T I N V l I d T i t E M ' < <•>*- behind the (ire lines. t'AXT. a F lo rid a C n r o o r a t l -n s If ans • f Hi* f o r s a o t n i a r e alive, s--d Ir Many volunteers weie hioughl d ead , t n Ih sle u n k n o w n hr Ire n*vl»• it, ItBalsts nr (raultre, *>,d jialit. in *11 Into u*e manning host with the . . . . nJr r»r* on« cjtlm lM r »i,r s t i s i s . Hclii. firemen fiom both ihe east and l i tis, * r i n l t r r s t In, nr Urn uoori, ih * r s s l B r - u * rtv li*r«ln u t - n i u t J . west side* of die building. • r a n y . pat* th * rso f. One man was arrested when he DEFE.NDANTK DREI'.TIXOSTuu a r t h sis t-y n-Hfit-i i ) „ t • tiled (u Uke a lire hose from unc ■ r o c t s d l n a In n u lel Hits h sa littu h r e t i a h l le t h a I 'l re u U L'-nm n t Ufm nf llis bantoid Fire Department Inela Uesn ly , F lo rid a. sgtO-,»t ■)>• lliemen; according In reports at s h o v a n i m e d D e f e n d a n t* amt kll the scene of the fitc. The man a l h a r p sr a o n a clalinli-a a n y • • 1 st* v iah t, t u l a , o r in te r a -s in. n r |i*n arrested, according to rumors anil upon, t h e f o l l a w l n f it* s,r lh sd r r a l ■ ro * > r lr, s l t u a t s I- Haiiili.ela Coun- whose name was nr-t released, Is Ijr, FlhrM *. to w i t : a possible suspect in Ihc stalling All nf th * Kaaf -t nf Ilia N»rtU ■' of the fire. w s t t u Nactlon T u w n alilp SI South t t a r a r >0 Esal. The aerial laddrr was brought a n 4 y ou a r a I m e t - r r*l|u iifrt to fit* •WUh th * t 'J a rb of salit <'o i i n von- into u*e to pour thou a nils of gal­ v r r t t t i n a p p t a r i n u s t p s r a u n s l ly ,,, lons of water Into Ihe spewing h r A U o r n a r l In sail) urn, •adlnaa. on flames is the roof, red from heal, • r b sf o r * th * Sdih >Ur -,r .limt, l i e s toSI I n t r e i f t t r fn fit* a a r v l ra nn 111' crashed Into Ilia hlailug building. • n o o s i n g c o u n t r l an d f l it w ith oaId Cleaning up operations began f f s r k voiir w r i t t e n d s f a n t r s . If s n r t o t h a C o m p lain t at t h e llin>» p rr- early Saturday morning as the ■rribad h r law. t h a r r l o a e m n i r up Evans Roofing and Healing Co. t h e Katata, r l s h t till*, nr In lara sl In, o r Man upon, ih * *b->v» d**- riim i crews began moving salvaged ma­ p r n p t r t y claim ed l,j v- ii , l l a r r l n fall chinery and materials to a tem­ t M , o r .l u d a m s n t " I II t,a t n l r i r u porary location on West 13lh St'. a i a l o i l roil b r d * la u li WITNI'US m r h a n d t , d -'■* ••*! No estimate was placed on the *f t t l d C o u r t at Hanford Florida loss of (lie antique furnltilie. ll t h i s ITth d a r of Xlav. 1J„« O, R IfSindrtn »* Cfsrli of tl-a at,o»* at- la d C ourt t i ' l a r l a F- '■ fly Jrinnr .Smith, Dodge Safety CtnnillenJ 1 m ill-6 YOU’RE BUSY with vour "Spring cleaning'' w-ide the liou.it. why not have the man of the family extend the clean up campaign lu the garage and drive-way? Debris in llic.-e areas pr*-aeon serious safely barerds to everyday living. | . In addition to being a aliellrr for the family tar, Ihe garage One tertian tan home hravy lawn rqulpmrat surli a* the lawn mswrr, r a k e s , boes, spades and shotrls. Another s e c t i o n , construclrd with shelves, will keep pleat sprays, aatl-freeir, iaseellcidti, etc., ■way fraus cfaUdren's furious hands, boors an Ihla stolen, ■long with a lack and key, will assure their safely, Small objects that duller up a garage (nails, bsmmars, trowels, gras* shears, etc ) might be kept In (hr drawer* of a work bench, conveniently built Into enoLbtr section of the itorige area. - . Next. Ihrt-w away all greasy rags. Ju *t u small spark could I start a fire. For further prolec-j tlun, keep the garato Hour free' from grease end gaMilinr — a < grease rereplacle under Ihe car motor will help. ., .t» , Safely In Ihe driveway la aha an Important Spring project. Trees, bushe* and other obstaelea which black Ihe driver'! vie* of approaching trifle In Ilia vtreet should be cleared. Bathing <0111 of a driveway "blindly" Is eitrrmely hazard­ ous. ' True, "Spring ctcining" can boj a chore nut keeping In miud Ihe 1 safety benelit* tn your family will I make the task much easier. Lena! N otice .1 DAY Attorney fiencral Flmln seek* a special session of th« Legislature tu deal with Segregation. Being Given Now m Pic-*rhool examination nf ililldren entering Sou-nilda School in September began this morning ai tha 'office of Dr. Terry Bird, County Health Officer. Mrs. Dallas Loop, eliairmsn ot tha Sou'.hitda School Summer Roundup said that all r{flldrrn ol (list grade age who expect to cn ter school In September can recetve their health examination during the morning hours beginmng at 9 o’clock for Ihe next two Wffk*. Parcnl, who will lake their cluldren in family physicians fur \A #all D p \ l a f 1 f l n IT I I I U G J I Q y C U A benefit barbecue Is bring given Wednesday evening beginnlng at 7 o’clock at the Hanford Farmers Auction Market Just south of Santord on 17-02. Proceeds from the barbecue n |l| dolriiy expenses h r sending u .i^ , Demieu, 18-j tar old loukem,u victim, to Oik Ridge, Tenn., |„ , additional treatment which is Iidpeful of helping him. Dennett Is Ihe son of Bessie Runneii of tin East 3rd St,, and raila. both Negroes; and .'olin W Luckerham. 43, uf Llamorada. t iickerluiii was luted as driver «f ilia truck. The other two were tiding In one of the car* involved. was explained that lomr of the piece* cannot be replaced. Only The Year-Ahead fX F. ITtmdon f'|#rtc <if ft** l l r r u l t r « t i r t I t pill) 1*4r hr minute C"U ily, F ie f* Mi Sfvrtv**'”* Mt*Knmn it Person nil K* Ct^tral Avtou# -V—^ An mies'.imatcd number of junta, m v j * o r,.., ) v. -**P' OflunUo. tKlurla* A t l u m i n f u r P U I n l l f f *— wm aercs of wool and broth w oe tainstif last year's learn, and Hu­ bert'Prlect. The school, tn show burned Fridas- afternoon in r M im s: v their ‘'feeling*” for their winning raging fire that swept ahead nf •ru* li. » n l n t C—-i-lv Coinhil-wlpn'ra til r , i i i l M - l , C o u r t s . F l o r i d a ’, wifi a f f such an honor, presented to the windii in the area immeiliatcl)' , . l i , Il ls til th*. f ' t r r k V - I f f l o e M two boys pre/en* tlicrr ncdals, t h e i ' ii i n lit,m e 'a* r$unfur-J*'iws to .-, h v Ii m 1 P vi, J u n e s u i l e a # - l o r Johnny will receive Ills when he west of (ieneva. tha fulbavina: -sThe flames, funned by winds of retunis homo from the University i n is ru ed m o ih lft* f o r M k l s * u t i j h llutnlr—U* ml* rondo. To of Florida at the end of Ihc sea­ five to ten miles per hour, IcsimiJ I,* itU-rl ni-elne a*# son. Hubert Priest. Keith Mklcum I’d !o .10 feet in tlie air at thev -. If u r-i-tllr-l. I i t i r ilr»« (w be t » in - IS o, r r s t s t d *v .er'de | C, F. C. team Ray Fore on Senti­ they consumed Imndi, gru*<, and In. * rims, l l l i l i t s In bo tig. tutor nel all-tournament tram. Orlvt n from t-*(il«v a n d »-inlw>rd trees, -.III, • - r | - i i i - l —<-lv-1 -‘hili-li J n r I Silver basketballs for four years I tuw . Itlh n'-b o * t,ufno *<• » bo Hugc billows of blank smoke service went to Ray , ore and Fred> i-iuoted c-0 fr-i-t o f m *ohloo.anit -Irlv-n e ' l b » » » ar* i* e s - r t l l m could be seen distinctly from | die Whcslon, Ray Is captain this r n e l n e . Uttnnian t « be t n s t t r n l .Sanford as the fire continued to year. •irlor Cn s->n|l<--itlnn rd-idp*-!. Tlisr* - b a l l b» » f l ( 'b K n ® | Hubcit Pried was Mull point eel Its wav thro null the area, n -ill i- i- h n n - s i s r a-.-S n.l«o The Florida Forest Service wns man for the learn, having <31 l .i t t o m e t r r on b ltum -m O iith t. £52 points, 1B.D average: followed b) on hand with tractors nmi fire n i l . 1 ,- - » u r * ' 1 -* s ra-S 'U lg I® fighters to bring the fbiinot Klnr'da Keith Malcolm, 400 points, Hubert l.s hshl - - Mb llrrs of - ta ils " " , **** Priest's set a record for free under control. si'cfurdln* In wbi.n r»»*rv»* Ih* r t * l i t In r e ­ I*1'!! t h ^ r t o f , In T h a fionr-l throws. He missed very few during nnv a n d s t l offer* IlofiSc 3. TJ f f tli* j e c t fu>ard o f r —intjr C n m m M V n e r e the year. The team, ai a whole In ll«Qr»rd« n f ^ ffu ln o l* Nut all the pitfall * In the home W W Miller. C h a i r m e n I'lnrlcla, ftfr*i1i^r « III* A l t e try had a record of seventy-five per cunsist of such apparent hazards e t t C. I', l l ' r n d n n . ctorV »*.ructur«p«. inftifnv«rTi«nU, cent of their free throws. f l » t u r t » iiar»on«1 n m n ^ rt j r !«•as skidding ladders and Junior's V U T I T l n r * V * * tl) v n T I l 'I J i"ttp<1 t h # r# n n Ifulufllnjr t 11 Then Coach Mlkler told of the 't n l l o n I.umr-^ck n r r q n a f •! N O T t C n IS IIK IU JUV OIVK.V I b s t baseball record. Mumps anil hard skates on the stair*. Unclean M »r« S '- cu at-t In b u » l h - , « nt I d u tH«* hnMfntfc? a n d nn«» W l n k l a r nil b u r n ln f w » | | IV*. 11th St., b an fur it. F l o r l d s . nbd-fr luck hit the team this year. Hubert kitchen utensils, hands that carry germs, bathroom facilities that t h e f l c t ll l u u s n anis of r t n l d s h b M f u rn a e # a n d t r n k . Priest, who did not pitch until last Ti)t« m l # In m a t l t n u r t u a n t t n a l l s r a n d P a c k s a s Btnra a n d t h a t y 9 year, made a good pitcher, Ray- are less lhan Immaculate — at! F lnnl F ip ^ r tr nf F n r a ^ n t o r t r n l - r a d lnt*r-t In r s a l s t a r aal-l n a m a w f lh din e endanger family health. fn ti n ibo * p r a u * r . O i a n c a r / Dn<?* th * d e c k o f t h e C t r e u l t C o u rt, KemlFore, catching for his first year I *! V*» -non* r»*ndim? fi> th # n nle I’n u n t r , F l o rb l * In arco rit en - e (Johnny Jons*, who had been cat­ c i r c u i t C o u r t In and fo r Btrnlrtolr w i t h th * i - r o t l s l o - *f t h e K lctltlo u s, Value t t t n t u t a t o - w l t : S t c t l o n S4J e> Cnii*'1 " *' rf/fwMTi captain, basketball: Ferdinand cher for a good many years gradu­ i.v wiTxnnii win:nT:f»k,1? h**# r i o r l d * ji-nt-tts* '**-1 rat r o r.n m ated last year), did a remarkable iJuda, captain, Luther Duda, alter­ !iVr*u^fo mv h a n d and n f f i c l a l , A. HTIVROV h 'tV f.A W »ra1 t h l . f0th d a r o f l i a r . 1*1* job at this position. Lome Mathers, nate captain, baseball. captain of the tram, was another good pitcher on the team. Silver balls went to Lome Math­ ers and Keith Malcolm lor four yean on the te.im. Mrs. Jones then pioented awards to the boys. A medal went to Keith Malcolm, having been chosen as the most valuable player on the team by the spectators at ELEC T IO N the last gama of the season. Hubert Priest received one for th* most May 32nd has been set a* the -lay for Seminole County free throws. Mrs. Jones said that to elect their State RcpresuntaUvo to fill out the unozplreil she and Mr. Jones would give the term. ,, awards annually. Raiketbsll letters went to CapWhoever f* elected trmorrow will go to Tallahasseo on June 4th to rovume tho station on ila-apportionment. (Continued From Page I) Garages, Driveways Need Clean-Up,, Too Land W. Of Geneva Burns In Heaw Fire ■ ‘ 'o n sitler T h e (]uallflc«liunit . ON MAY 22 Elect Gordon V. Fredrick STATE n E THE SENT ATI VE j- ri'H. Pol. Auv, Paid fr»r by (iordon V, FrederlckfV Dorit let ahrinkii leave you strug CHRYSLER brings you the -: IRST FULL-SIZE 4-DOOR HARDTOP! Donid Uta A in th* • liMI loof tTpical of n b t t (door tujiof* ■sl*. m u m c n a m l h'ad sad l«a roost, s-dl-l nellist ohn* • U u i i t n i lootsr tool. Chrtsltt't loaaw roof, S-stiir ro ta , tad koi i*r Tttlbiliif u s tks m ull id i t s N r t ro'l. • Uar "iadow.lt**; ora. am rolli lorauil. l o r * l t d Wf-riMt do**. Ml fha lirr optnnete of a racy convertible , , . sitd the full slu and comfort of a big sedan. Thai's the Chi) tier 4-door hardtop. You can get in and out a* easily is io a sedan became the entrance area Is full width. And you yet full vision because the rear window comes all ihe way to iho back of the tear scat. Choiler's ingenious new roll-away actioa tear window is Ihe secret, ll permits a fuIl-tUe roof, and the rear seat is hick wbera it belongs. Best of aU, this 4-door hardtop has all tha Ytaa* Aiixad features that make tha "PowtrSlylt” Chryaler ihe success car of 195b! See ll now! in« vMt.aMee cat. . . ereeur eur or au rut c u n ^ f f TW - • t *«•»»-« - -rd u ; — ; - 11 .......... ...... ..... — *' , G et the gasoline that hums clean: ,f PROOF: See how the nsbostoa glove, on tha loft in Uto picture, la amudgod by Uie “dirtybunung tail-end” of guolina . . . while NO* (40X leave# the glove on the eight r/ean.Thnt’a IsocAuao Gulf reRnea out tlie “cupful uf trou­ ble"— tho “dirty-burning tail-end” —-from #vcry gallon, in making NO-NUX* dean-burning...plus: Highest Octane ^ouca 206 Commercial Ave, Check Accidents*' J. Brailey O'dham DISTRIBUTOR �n flBK Snap Out O f It ! ! 43—a r t ic l e s f o r s a l e I t —ROOFlNG-PLU MBING Kiting Plumbs ffllR M f Service on All Water Pump*— Welli Drilled — Pump* Paula Road Phone 700 2!—SPECIAL NOTICES ENVELOPES, letterhead*, lUtcmenu, invoice*, hand bull, ind p r o g r a m i , etc. Progreulve Printing Co. Phone 408 — 403 We»t 13th SL ORLANDO Sentinel Ralph Ray, 3150. Star, Call UPHOLSTERING Custom Made Drapery and Slip Cover*. Phone 1821 1A—PLACES TO EAT STANLEY KULP Phone Sinlord — 2AJ8 J 2631 S. Park (Hlway 17 02) T. V. REPAIRS YOU'LL LIKE 'Til 10 p. m. Service Call* 13.00 W. H Our Pill* Lunch from Tic. ServA. Norn* Ph. 1139. J. Q. Herrin, . « U n cool comlort—MI15. APPLEPh. 2393-J, Liccnied Techni­ cian*, guaranteed work. j * B V 8 RESTAURANT, 106 S. Park •: and Valdci Howl, WELDING 0. A. TAYLOR. Jr. SWIM at Cryatal Lake Public 807 E. Fourth Bt. Beach, RELAX at the DOUCHE : DINER and DAIt Lake Mary. WELL DRILLING I? Open T a, m, to Midnight Pump Sale* with Repair Service • —PERSONAL NOTICES GARLAND SHAW RoUaway, lloapilal a n d B a b y P. O. Box 348 , » . fled*. Day, Waak or MonthLONGWOOD flsl. 1423. Furniture C enterphone: w. p. 26-2683 118 Weit riral speedy, rcaionablo It reli­ Local and Lons Dlitenca moving. FUR able TV and Radio Repair Ser­ I Agent* for HOWARD VAN vice. CALL HOOVER. 2883 or " LINES. INC. PENINSULAR visit 303 S. Sanford Ave. '.^.TRANSFER * STORAGE, Inc. | ’ Office 1300 Pranch Ave., Phone CERAMIC TILE •168. Paul r. Mueller It Son Ph. 134 Free estimate. Quality work. Rave you b e e n a m other ATELYT Call PhUlpe Colonial Mother* have until May 26 lo WIN. leaner*. Call 411, the Philip* COLONIAL CLEANERS. t AUTOMOTIVE AVON HAS Good territory open lur reliable 47- FUR MTU R E - HOUSE HOLD GOODS ambition* lady in Lake Monroe area. Part time. Convenient in v e s t ig a t e : hour*. Good Income. Write Mr*. Juanita ButScll, P. u. Box 975, Orlando, Fla. EXPERT FRONT- END ALIGNMENT AND WHEEL BALANC­ ING—Paaaengcr c a r * and cka; all makes, Macs—U ton 27-HELP WANTED—MALE 3-ton. Seminole County Mot­ Help Wanled--Expcrlcnecit Sales­ ors, Inc. 319 E. lit St. PHONE man to work in More. Full time. lull. Flrcstuuo Siore*. r 12—TRAILERS It will pay YOU to tee US before ou buy Upon Evenings ami undiya. Eatlalde Trailer Sales, I'alatka, Ha. 41 Ft. New Mour houic trailer lth metal awning and TV. vailable dune 1st. Bargain price at $3300, can finance. Park Ave. Trailer Pars. Lot 4-A. 24 ft. home trailer with cabana. Completely furnished. Radio, TV, and etc. 8730. Call 2£3J until _6:00 p. m. J f pr o d u c e: m a n a g e r ff you nrc n <|iiiilificil Produce .M anager, apply .Mr. A tkinfldtt a t I’nod m art. P ark Avo. & 2fith S t. Stiiifnrd. 31—WORK WANTED—MALE ld-RKAUTT PARLORS Your Beauty Number Ph. 971 SCHOOL BOY with power mower want* mowing. Phone 710-M 4. H arriett’s B*anty Nook iu3 So. Oak 17—HUILDING • REPAIR! PAINTING POWER LAWN MOWING, 280J-J. Ph. B —BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FLOOR sanding and finish lag. FLORIDA manufacturer and initallcr of iiuick-iurvice lauuring S*rat Cleaning, waxing. Serving drlaa ha* a Franchiio available note county mice 1923. for this community. Luw down II M (Hej*nn Lake Mary payment, liberal bank financing: T T - Paint Roller FREEI ~ no exparience neceuary. Write With purcha»e of 4 gallon* paint, to Monarch Laundry Marnmery any kind, Inside or outside. Corp. P. O. Box 620. Ft. Lauder­ NEED A PAINTER? SEE USI dale, ria. MeRANEY-SMlTH 1413 B. Park________ Phone 1103 83,199.30 WASPAID to John Rett* in few week*. GROW MUSH­ IT'S Springtime, time to paint InROOMS. Cellar, ined. Sparc, aide It outside. For an efficient full time, year round. Wo pay 83.V) lb. FREE BOOK. MUSH­ painter Call Mr. Taikcr. 3170-J. ROOMS. Dept. 731, 2934 Ad­ J8—ELECTRICAL Contractor# miral Way, Seattle, Wash. ELECTRIC CO, uOT<fcNDAI.L tncal Contracting and Repairs TV Service Center Band la and Croaley Appliances 112 Magnolia Ave. F IN A N H A L .11—INSURANCE I’h. 113 Preferred Rate* to Preferred 1»—LAUNliRY-DRT CLEANING Pollrybofdrra One Hour Wain and Damp Dry fohn Williams Inn. Agency 417 Sanford Atlantic Bank One hour Vfc Wash and Dry Fold Phone 34 TinDhed Laundry Samtone Dry Clranlng 38—DOGS—CATS—PETS Sou l bald# Laundromat .jSoatfi Side Food marl Bldg. TOY FOX TERRIER puppies, • 104 East 23th 8L tlcautilul clear marking*. Ex­ cellent »tock. Ph. 732-W Delind, ••-P IA N O BKRYICB MRS. RAY V. SOWERS. L. L Sill - Plano Technician 30—IIOit.HEM—LM'ITl.k Phone 2184 Route ^S anfnrd^ 2 RIDING Hones and saddle* 11-ROOFING—PLUMBING S3ou Phunc 2807 Sanford, For Belter Plumbing See or Cell MERCHANDISE W. J. KING 2800 outh Park-P hono 30 Mather's GIANT t r a d e - in 5ALE Now Going On 203-09 K lit St. PHONE 127 ECHOLS III.DOING CO. Corner 2nd. h Magnolia Pb. 1132 "Bud Bamberger" Mgr. is—MALE or FEMALE Open Monday* ’111 1:00 p.m. VISIT DUIt BALCONY Help Wanted—Malo nr Female, full or part-time. Commission Uicd furniture, appliances, tool*, selling Wonderful upporiunity etc. Bought told. Larry’i.M a n . fur big earning*. Fireitunt321 East lit St. Phone tail. Store*. Buy ymir Furniture at Berry's Warehouse Furn., Co., at 901 W -A—WORK WANTED—FEMAI.F 1st St. All nationally adv. furmiure at warehuus# prtcee. Full-tlmo homework. Call 1124-11. • BUSINESS SERVICES i:s iMJR f 13-ARTICLES 8AI.E 85-HOMES THE SANFORD HERALD HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN PRICES PAxD FOR USED FURNITURE WILSON-MAIKIt FURNITURE CO. Call 958 311 E. F lirt St. 4ft—FA‘.M AND GASPEN Ford Trartnr Power Pow-Wow Come One • Com* All Farmers Auction Market Thurs., May 24th( 7:30 p. tn. Mon.* May 21, 1956, Page 11 TH E O L D H O M E T O W N MUST L’O.sir, Git. H i IT I FURNISHED 2-bed room garage Surrounded tiv on * 128 ft. apt. 211 Maple. Phona 1772-J. Landscaped Lot ami Only 2 BEDROOM furnished apt. Rea- --------------------------------------------K5Y20 A.nnlhiv I*ti> ti*a*ti*ra ion a hie rent. Cloao In. Phone 3.REDROOM home. Phone 2068-W 2-Bedroom asbestos shingled homo 7H1-W, Hardwood lluor* ami outdoor ALMOST new 2 bedroom masonry fireplace. Kitchen equipped. Nlco house. Large screened porch, 17 -HOUSES and CO IT AGES neighborhood. nicely landscaped plot, city wa­ ter, sewer. Near new hospital. 2-BEDBUO.M home. Kitchen furPrice 87.443. 1203 E. 4th. lushed. In town. Phono 413. iS i- M * * C o tn fa n f SEE Seminole Realty fur Deiir- tT-BROKERS and REALTORS abie Home* and Apis Phono 27 RETIREMENT HOME 2 Bedroom home, Phone 2983 W, Completely furnished 2 bedroom home. Shady ini, established NICE clean fumlihe I collage on neig n o n n u H H l, 87,300. 81,000 17-92. Rent by weok or month. Down. Balance $6J U mo. Light* and water furniilivd. Pli. 3010 Wl. Coniolt A REALTOR First C U L L E N A IIARKEY COTTAGE ready to move In. 104 N. Park Ave, Phone 2313 completely lurniahed. By week or month. All utilities. 2404 Park Ave. W. IL "Bill" BTKMPFK Realtor — General tmuruure 2 BEDROOM furnlihod h o u s e . Guy Allen, Aasorlair Close In. Phone Dll -M. Arietta Price, Aiaorlate Phone n n 11: N. Park Ave. M—ROOMS A le in n d e r & S trin g e r NICE bedroom, Private entrance Real Estate ♦ Iniuranne and bath. Phono 2029-W. Mrs. Lourlne Mesaengcr, Amoc. Ph. 18 CLEAN room*, TV. The Gables, 107 Magnolia Ave. 4oi Magnolia, A BRAND NEW HOME All flnGhed except the Imide. Ha* deep well and septic tank REAL ESTATE 490 feet r»ad frontage. 4 mile* Inmi Clock, Just off 17 anil 92. 81—ACREAGE 38000. 82000 cash. Sco Hlghleyman BY OWNERS APPROXIMATELY 480 acre* of land [muting about 1 mile nn BALL R EA LTY Lake Harney In Semlflnlr Coun­ RAYMOND M. RAM. ty, Cameron Development Co., OSCAR M. HARRISON Mre. Henry A. Itusiell. presi* REG.BROKERS dent. Phone 41 or 1266-W. 8. D. flightrymae, Aeeeclate 144 So*tb Perk Ave. Phone ice 83—EXCHANGE—TRADES IF IT IS REAL ESTATE Crumley * Mee4e4th EXCHANGE equity tn new 3 el ash III South Paris Fhowo Til bedroom house for moOunt 2 _________ TWy I n _________ bedroom u ittar. Box 818 Caaselberry. I So# u* for hreuen Ave. Preparty. REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN 18—HOMES 2344 French Av». BRITT TRACTOR CO. Hlway 17-92 So. Phone 501 SEVEN mom house, fumlahed or J. W. HALL, REALTOR "Cell HaU" Phone 1738 PEAT-Gct your Uaetwyler Peat R o b ert A . V /n ila m i, R ea lto r at Grapevllle Nuriery, 40c Bu. bag. Annuals now ready. Phona REASONABLE large comfortable Riymoud Luidqulat, AaaocIMe homo. Partly furnished. Phone! Phono 1673 AUantle Bank Bldg. 2038-Grapevitle Ave. Jm t off 1252 or 2333 J. Country Club Rd. BRAND NEW 50—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 3-n. R., 2-Batha, spacious through­ NOT A PROJECT! out. large, lot surrounded oy GOOD 120 ba*a accordion. Up­ quality homes, axcalltnt section. right piano, cheap. Ph. 2397-J. If you ere looking for a home 203 E. 27th, BUT— nomea of Rail Individual! Willi larger features, lat us show 33—WANTED TU HUY you our beat value at $12,800. ty: Brittany Farm Horn**. Early Good terms, veteran or nonAmerican, Ultra Modem, .Con WANTED—One, two, or three II. veteran. ventlooal It F r e n c h Colonial 1‘. air-comprcsior. Call 2031-W. type*. LAKEFBONT HOME PINE timber. No tract too largo nr small. J. L. Gllsion, 108 W. BUILT On Large Landicapcrt 2-B. R. maionry home with east­ ern exposure on beautiful elaar •ith St. Sanford. I-oH: In tho beat of neighborlake. Oak floors, furred wall*, hoods, tiled hath, extra bath ip gar a go RENTALS deilribfo fea­ and many other deslrit COMPLETE with all tho feature* lures. tures. Priced b( below replacement 14—APARTMENTS you haV# drtaiaod about such cost at $10,800, as colored General Electric ap WELAKA APARTMENTS: room*, pllanee* and colored plumbing private bath*. 114 W. First St. Seminole Realty fixtures. W. DIETRICHS T. W. HERO Avalon Apia, EOlcKeey. Phene AND available at reasonable INI Park Ave. rk eaa >7 or 143 72ft W price* with the beat financing FURNISHED Apt. 2300 Mellon It with minimum down-pay­ RELAX viUe. ments. ^ Convenient, "Easy tn keep” I bedroom house. Choice WynneHUTCHISON'S Ocean F r o n t wood location. Spacious lawn, Apis. 339 S. Atlantic.-Daytona beautifully landscaped. Hard­ Beach, Call 2374-W. Wellborn C. Phillips, Jrwood floors, panel TV room. 110,880. TER.MS SELLING YOUR STORE? Let Since 1949, Sanford's Leading I/O r - Interest on Mortgaga Classified ads reach hot proipecta Builder of homes for over 1,800 people. Sales Utiicr; LiUIo Venice Roan L. P a y to n , B ro k er without delay. Phono 1821 for a tn Loch Arbor, Alberta J. Halt, Associate PUONK 1384 Phono 2871 17-02 at Hiawatha helpful ad-wrBer. unlumlihed. By owner 411 Pal­ metto or fh . 681-J, LESTER (Betny Rots) Spinet pi­ ano, like n«w. Only 8350. Pboae 1725-IL____________________ WE need tunuture. paying lup rash for tame. Sell tq buy from. Caairarilag and Repair SUPER TRADING POST on Itm Saaferd Ave. Pboae IIP Hwy. 17-92. Ph. 3017-W.____ FRANKLIN REALTY PLUMBING THERE'S PUNCH in your me* GETTING A PET for your ehUdT LOSE A VALUABLE? Loti Adi For Sale—1 bedroom house, sepContract and repair work. Free . .age when a Herald ad-wnter Sea elaiilllutioa No. 38 in the. ara famous findari. Call 1I21 for srala garage. Phone 1350, RL 17estimates. JL L. Harvey. 10. I au ad-wrltcr’a Intcrcited help. 1 helps word your adl Call 1821. | Want Ada. J 92, De ilary. Price $6300. S u 1m 4 Ave Phone 1828. fy W Jl Call 1 8 2 1 FURNISHED Apt*. 101 W. Fir it 3-rtFDROOM, tile bath, Florid* St. Reaiona bit—Phone 1321. room. Oak finer* tarue tot, ahaoe A fruit tree*. Call 1074 W. EFFICIENCY Apartment. SuitEncloied head. Sag-proof bottom able for bachelor or couple. rati with plastic end*. P intle or Pnvate bath. Across from Post rayon tapes. Cotton or nyloD Office. Manuel Jacobson. 3 Bedroom Concrete Block cords. VA — 8223 Down Payment Senkarfk Glosn and Paint Co Elftctency apanment*. air cot836. Per Month P & I 112-114 Weal 2nd SL Phono 329 (Illuming and TV optional. 2621 Kitchen Fully Equipped S. Park (Highway 17-921. San­ Act fast tn -hoo»e color* ind tfl* FOLDING Cota—85J0. 30 FL Hoi* ford. CLARK'S TOURIST COURT A. K. S h o m o k tr. Bntldar 32.93. All site Tarpaulins. ArmyPkdae 1M1 Navy Stirplua. 310 Sanford Ave. 2-BKDROOty furnished apt. Very clean and close in. Phona Old. ELECTROLUX vacuum clifber. Jimmy Cowan. Complete attachments, perfect READY to move In—New I bed­ room home. Monthly payment* condition. 815. Ph. 1I1S-R. E F F I C I E N C Y Apt. alr-condl 837.00. principal A Interest. turned. 17-92 south city limits PRACTICALLY new baby buggy, Slumberland Court. 3-Bodroom home ready aoon. equipped with pad A tie). 312. Monthly payments 836.00 prin­ Phone 327-R. Thre# and lour room furnished cipal A intercut. Down payment apt*. Vary clean and cluse in. 2% to 5%. 12-ft. ROAT. ecinl "V* bottom; Phona 010, Jlmmv Cowan. Wringer type wa»hcr. Phone LOWELL H. OTTER 2508-J. FURNISHED clean let. floor aBaflder - Phene 138* partmtnL 1004 Palmetto Avo. Office: 2881 A Orlande Dr. CLEANED, old brick. 208 N. Park. 2-ROOM fumlthod apt. Tito bath, " t private entrance. Phona 3030.J 44—APPLIANCES LARGE, cool, 2 BR fumlahed FKIGIDAIRE appbancea, sales apt. Screened porch. 133 month­ and service. G. II. High, Oviedo. ly. I'h. 1563-J. 1703 Magnolia. Fla. Phono F05-331S or Sanford 1842 W alter 8 p. m. Three room furnished apartment. 2191 Magnolia, $59.00 monthly. AIR CONDITIONING I'lumo 1673, Hubert A. Williams. H O M E S ro r Hiiom or iimjijinfg 2 ROOMS, first. Newly fumlahed. H. n. POPE CO. INC. aldsrly couple or slnglo -JEW. Beautifully Designed THREE 288 South Park Ave. Phone |I4J Navy, person. Gas. electricity, wai«.‘, and FOUR Badroom Homes > 1 linen.* A utilities furn. Reason­ and 2 Batha BAGGEKLY able. Phono 916-31. FHA and VA (Cl) FINANCED APPLIANCE CENTER A Varied Selection of Plan* LIVE at tho best address in town. 'Your Wcriuighouie Dealer" Priced from 811,200 to $21,000 Beautiful, redecorated apartPHONE 1737 113 MAGNOLIA rnent. 1717 Park Ave., I’liuti# Built By 1743-J. 43—BUILDING MATF.RIAIJ4 ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. 2-BOOM furnished apartment $15, Builders of Finer flomea includes utilities. 107 W. Ninth Fur Florida Living USED BRICK street. TWO CARLOADS beautiful used HOMES AVAILABLE: brick. Orange, red, and burnt SMALL furnished apt. 312 Oak South Pinccreit .... Sanford, FIs. black. See them at SHERMAN Ave. Ph. 2W7-M. Grove Manor* ........ Sanford. Fla. 17—ItROKERS and REALTORS CONCRETE PIPE CO. 2-BEDROOM Apt. 1820 Park. Pit. Valencia Villa* .......Del,and, Fla. 666-J SALES OFFICE RED-I-MIX CONKRETE ONLY *50.82 MONTHLY 2623 S. French Ave. Miracle Concrete Co. Furn. 1 BR A 3 Bit apis. Al*o 2-Beairoom ranch typo concrete Phone: 2190 and 2US0 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1333 garage apt. Ph. 432-W. block home, only 3 year* old. Baautlful parquet floor*, screen61 VAKIKTIFtt l»AN*-T »NG NEW SMYRNA BEACII ~ | ed porch, utility room, carport*. Native and Foreign Woods H O M E S Farm-tied g a r a g e apartment. Alio Includes Venetian blind*, re­ See Them At Sleep* 8. June, July, August. By frigerator, stove, hoi water S herm nn *' re le i'i" « ('«». week or month, A. L skinner. healer and apace heater. Out Weit 13th St. I'll. 2139 Phone 1133, « « 18-PARTS-Ua-AIRS 54-APARTMENTB —Fartary te Tew— Aluminum Venetian Blinds BREAKFAST DELICIOUSLY Hot Uiiciiiti. Eggs, Ham. Grits ft-BOATS AND MOTORS and Colfoe—60c. MRS. APPLE­ id* the NeeTEvtnrude Use for '38 BY'S RESTAURANT. Valdes Hotel ROIISON Sportlm* Good* Evlnrnde Sales A Service gM E. l*t St. Phone 908 EMPLOYMENT —----------------------------------- ------!8—HELP WANTED FF,MALE r WILL SACRIFICE l«—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 1130 22 H. P. Johnson Outboard WOULD liko colored lady lor otor. Make me an offer. Phone h»u*e work and care of children. HAYNES Oldce Machine Co. arry Whitener at 2203-W. Typewriter*, nlding machine* Live In, Phone Winter Park, Sale*. Rental*. 314 Mag.. Ph 44 203401. • —m o t o r c y c l l s . r ic y c i .e s iToiR LS BICYCLES, good con­ dition and good tire*. Leas Ulan half original coat. PHONE 2S93W TP YOU H A V IN G TRIED "FAST ACTION” WANT ADS YOU ARE REALLY MISSING THE BOAT! THEY ARK A SURE FIRE WAY TO RAISE MONEY I1Y BELLING YOUR UNUSED ARTICLES FOR CASH! A. R. Pelerson. Broker Associates A. B. Peterson Jr., P. J. dieslerson, Garfield Willett*, John Mi-inch, It. W. Williams, H ard M. Field, A C. Duudney, Land Muvcyor. 116 N. Park Phono 1129. DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 An adherent o f Jainism B Prison 0. Beige 10. Leather flash fur nit it Asti-cnloreii 12 Flower* II.. Shoitioneai* Indian in. Not many 16. West Africa Inbbr.l 17. Northeast (abbr.l 18. Sacrcii bull (Egypll 20. Ugly old woman 21. Threelegged stand 23. Piirchusee PRICED Ff»” n , , K’K SALE 819,390 3-Bcilmoni frame mime nn 75x130 ft. lot. 3 year* old. With paneled M.rnla room. Hardwood floor*, kitchen ctiulpped outdmr fire­ place, well and pump. TERMS. UNUSUAL OFFER 2-STORY brick & fra mo homo facing a park. Excellent condi­ tion. hardwood floor*. All largo room*, a nruroonu, living room, dining room, den. Kitch­ en equipped with appliance* and dixh washer, 315,759. Cash or term s. 24. Encount­ ered 23 Mediter­ ranean b o a t. 26. Large IS. nen llogam. fur example 31 Fortify 32. A deep dl*!p 33. Ur hold I 34 Public notice 33. A large ro ll, of money telangl 30. Man's nickname 37. Pry 39. WUh the mouth wide open 41. Military M ilitant 42. Light bedstead* 43. Young glrl.i 44. ‘Relieve OZIER REALTY CO. Classified Ad s * 1821 *» m Used To Fight w ,u ' \ « « per ' 3 time* per Bn** ~ b (Inca Hr ------- ! 22 time# • f f ;11" * '"" rontraet Profanity Ur*. Carlyle L. Pench ef l »**• r - - u v i 0*a 1 UM NT Laur* B. Oiler Reg. Real Batata Broker 2881 So. Orlando Dr. — Ph. 188* l*e He 14* lie UI'HUIM IJM J'JI* unt-.mm ;-n.n u:r.> 19 CherG 0 ( 3 S l D i l i lid, M lihed (H4U DC ,:iHi f animal i.<IIMOtJi-l 20 Sudden UlUIILlkll4LI l.’l I swell of UUQLIM l.i M IlU il a p ti rju tiiju .ii’j anger in .iu ijiii • 22.0ntcl. . UtlClk'l .911 >4.... Sting u o u u r.i i i-iij i i priest a u u n u 131.114.14 UUCJUU 11C. 1.1 ll. of a mosque ilirdiv** Asawee 23 Inventor Stlirdiy's Asiwef > of the 29. Blip away) telephone 30. P artin A 23 At the . * P ,f» ( present 82. DlecloMW lime . 33. Marries / 20. Local deity 38. Head l tSemltlg coverings' people I 7a, By way of 27. A trying i J9. One-apot axperlenc« card / " 38. Supreme 40. Tibetan ' Being ‘ gajeUa , DOWN 1 Profea■tnnal clown 2 A dull pain 3. Anger 4. Chief mouth of the Niger River 5. Pierce* with horns 6. Below Inaut.t 7 Goddess of harvests fill 6 Boom for action tColloq.) It. A relative 13. Droops In the middle IB. Rultablo 18- Birds aa • close snakes 512,600 Attractive 2-lleilrnotn home Kit­ chen appliance., washing mach­ ine, living mom eulte, *|mr* heater, Venetian blind* Included)- t« • By STA N LEY llalne, N. J . * * * • CUtaUUd whi« Ad* 4# rtad people eke etik is uspcertlaf. Mre. P rtrrk , eterkir ef 9 ehlldrea, irlle elacere eelte ere two iklnpe: take a rtile r iniereir la rellslorii prtcilc* *oc*t>el*jy beildia(l vS & ris s . gular Lln* . j . count • S T V f a r t U - "* •red Ad*St11l.U j.lneh* t h j FOR t.w mtm■/MM i-t, „,n, ■*—, —L If. t. bt IK.>«K •—II. h. 7Aar*L| ZxA A* OlkL O O A O IR .TO tA ! j-2 0 HAVE MORE MONEY by fell­ ing unneeded things through Went Adi. Phone 1821 for help la warding your ad. GRAB YOUR PHONE and dill 1121 for a Herald ad-writer the minute you find aouiUilng'i loit. BENT ON A BUSINESS of your TOO MUCH FVRNTTURBf Q |» own? Look In the Dullness Oppor­ •tiled ad* sell the aurplui fm tunities columns In Classified for CASH. Phona 1821 for aa a * latest offer*. writer. Lott Adi find lt> FOR ACTION SATISFACTION, me Classified ids. Phona 1821 for an ad-wriler. FOR WIDE CHOICE of buyer*, renters, worker*, use Want Ad* Phone 1821 to place 'em. i A N D B U ilO tN D N E E D S SHERMAN PIPE CO. Out West 13th SL PfcOM S 4 8 t , fs A - ‘ * J �WANT ■ADS. AND A^K FOR •• �If Ym t Htrfttd I t N il Deliver*4 By I P. M. Call 1M2I B*foro 1 P. M. For Dollrary , __ ;_________ ■ AN IN P W lH W UfT DAILY N I O T A N I SANFORD. FLORIDA Chief H ig t o issues H e ld Thanks T U E S D A Y . HAY S2, 195* 9 A sso ciated 1-eaoed W ire V A H -9 Arrives 'Home' After 5 Months Sea Duty Sanford Fire Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr., today, said that am very appreciative for the won­ derful support given the Sanford Fir* Department while fighting last Friday night's warehouse conflag­ By MART FOWLER ration." More than 309 member* of the The Sanford Naval Air Station Do Bary Chamber of Commerce 1 was of tremendous help, said Chief and their ladies turned out last ' Cleveland, as he expressed hi* night far Uwir anhual Ladio* thanks for the Navy's support with Night celebration. both equipment and firefighting John Kader, local Sanford busi­ personnel. The banquet and entertainment wia held at Chimney Corner, Just "Even tha volunteer* that pitch­ nessman, today annnounced that, south of DeLaad. ed In to help man tha host and as the result of requests of numer­ to help string additional lines that ous friends, ho it calling a meet­ Do Bary Chamber of Commerce You mutt have seen or heard hy were much needed ar* to be com ing Thursday night at • p. m. In President, A. L. Lincoln presided now—the many joyful face* around Political candidate* whose names the Court Room of the Seminole mended for their excellent help," at tho gala and colorful event. Approximately 1153 candidates Plans have been completed for •eld Clveland. town are those of Heavy Attack appear on the ballot In th* Map County Court House to plan an ap­ Squadron Nine families who recent­ 29 primary will be heard from ft b«va applied for degrees from tha However, there were no ipeechei the vialt to 8anford tomorrow The 3anford Fire Chief also propriate celebration to honor Her­ ly welcomed homo Ihelr loved one* platform Saturday night f t i ft University of Florida during and no presentation*. night by Senator Rates Kefauver, commended, tha member* of the man Morris for his 30 years of In brief moments, Uncoln In­ Democratic candidal# for tha after a five-months' absence that Fish Fry sponsored by the Sent* commencement eim lao a Monday, Seminole County Sheriffs force of service to the school children of began Just a few days before last Inol# County Sportsman AteocJe# Juna 4. Three of the fatidldatoa troduced members of the proa* at­ Presidency of the United States deputies who assisted In every way Sanford end Seminole County, tending the annual function. Christmas. The camel saddles, Ara­ tlun. ar« .from Sanford. In the May 29 Democratic pre­ possible and especially In aalvagKader said, "1 am sure, from bian slippers and Greek vases arc Following tho banquet, enter­ ferential primary. 9 Commencement1 tu te la r* a rt Hanford, and particularly the Speaking will begin at 4 o'clock lng the records and office equip­ the indication* and Interest thus “ ill being unpacked, but VAH-9 la Saturday afternoon at Mullet scheduled for the Florida Gym­ tainment was provided by the Da According to Mrs, Russell Dal ment from the burning building. far, many of Herman's personal ZoO| r e c e i v e d n a t i o n w i d e 4 ^ j n . u i i u i m u o *t*t_«!■_* . . . u * nasium a t t a.m. Baccelauroate Bary Initrumantal ensemble, con- . lav. K<*'auier delegate from IhU A number of trusty* a t tha Semi­ friends will want to be present." publicity In iho last Issue of "Mu­ officially 11031E. Th* first eontln Lake 1'ark with dinner served t l gent of AJ-1 Heavy Attack bomb 6.30, exordia* mill take place a t a ducted by Roger Caelnl, concert- ar„ , Senator Kafauvor will ar- nole County Jail were assigned to "In addition." Kader aald, "1 am nicipal South," a magailno of ex­ o'clock p.m. Sunday Juna I a t “ ••t**j rlva in Sanford at 7:30 tomorrow bringing equipment from the burn­ requesting that all elvlo group*, tremely wide circulation reach­ ers, led by Comdr. W. E. Lemos, Officiate ef the local iperteFlorida Field. Tho ll-pfeco ensemble, all ae-, night to address local cltlien* ing building to be stored In the Jell service dubs and fraternal orga- ing thoae Intsrested In the dis­ Commanding Officer of VAH-9, set man group said today th a l.th ft Dr. J , Wayno Haiti, prealdant com pushed and brilliant music- front a platform at tha corner of until it could be removed to a new nlxatlone make every effort to semination ot Information and the down at NAS 8anford on Sunday; general publle la• invited to 'th n the remaining aircraft arrived yes­ fish fry end ladles end ehlldre* of tha uniTm lty, will praatda over lane, divided their portion of the First Street and Magnolia Ave- location. have a representative present to exchange of opinion relative to will be -welcome. tha aiartlaae and the commence* progrnm into thro* parte, each ' nut. F.vrn coffea was prepared for help plan appropriate ceremonies the operation and management of terday afternoon. llatRon Nine's five months' tour m int apeakar will be Dr. Marten bringing sound* of hearty ap­ Candidates ts be heard Bator# the firefighters by the deputlai at honoring Herman Morris for hit municipalities with 1,000 and more It la axpected that on* of tho In the Mediterranean area with dev afternoon will Inelude Thome* population. tan Hoor, Dean of tho Collate of plause. ! largest crowds vet to turn out the Seminole County Jail, said dedicated eervlce." Arte and Science* a t tha University The two page article, illustra unit* of the U. S,. Sixth Fleet wae Stringer and Gordon Frederick, The Do Bary Instrumental En­ for a political talk will haar tha Chief Cleveland. Kader explained, "through hie • ef Alabama. semble developed from two ladies presidential hopeful ee he makes W* also want to thank tha San­ leadership, Harman Morris has ted wBh photo* of the Sanford a highly gratifying one, at evident candidates for the Hou*« o f Re# jj The Baccalaureate addreea will meeting regularly lo keap up with hie bid for nomination in next ford Pollca Department /or watch­ touched the lives of so many peo­ Zoo, la entitled ."A Municipal ed by a dispatch tha squadron re­ preaentatlvea; J . Luther Hebbp ceived from Admiral Dale Harris and Denver Cordell, Candidatea ing our fir* lines, said Chief Cleve­ ple of our community (hat we went Zoof Why not!" b* glvtn by tho Rt. Rsv. Henry their music. The Ensemble, which Tueiday’s election. Written by Claude Rose, Field Commander Carrier Division Four for Sheriff of Seminole County| land, at ha Issued hie "(hank you" to Issue this open Invitation to all Loutltt, bishop of tho South Flor­ entertained tho Ladles Night Following hie publle appearance for tha help In bringing the Friday of thosa Interested to be present Correspondent for the municipal Adm. Harris stated, In part, that Miss Mery Earle end Rudy Sloan, group consisted of five vlollni, a ida Episcopal Diocese Senator Kcfauvar will make a night blase under control. viola, cello, clarinet, aeiophone, to help plan a program that will m egiilne, tha article deals with he was highly pleased with VAH candidates for 8emlnole County Of tho 1161 condldatet apply­ radio address over Radio Station do Justice to the fine and outstand the operation of the goo, tha O'* "outstanding performance of Assessor of Texes; and the twn ing for degree* 936 have applied trumpet, piano, and drum. WTRR which la scheduled from lng contribution that hla years of scope of attention brought to the duty during past months of opera­ candidate* for Seminole County la the Bret portion of tha musi­ for bachelors, 144 for masters, • to 9:30 p. m. service In our community so richly city through the operation of the tion* with the Sixth Fleet." lie Commissioner, W, B, Miller a n l 39 for doctors, 31 for bachelors cal program, the D* Bary Instru­ deserve." too, the cost, number and types further praised th* squedron for its John Krlder. Before leaving Sanford, Senator of law, 2 far education specialist* mental Ensemble d isp la y ^ '"m u ­ This meeting will be held In the of anlmalFafid bird*, attendance, record of 330 accident-free day and and 1 for Civil Engineering pro­ sic" as their first love, In tho Kefauver will bo honored at a Court Room of the Seminole Coun­ and other delalli relative to the night carrier landings. From thle playing ol Nassenn'e "Connecti­ buffet supper to be attended by fessional. hie friends and supporters. The ty Court Uouio at I p. m. Thursday establishment of a too in other second overseas deployment since Students from Sanford who cut March", Waldlautel's "Tres informal gatharlng and aupper Itx commissioning In January 1033, clliei, night. have applied for degrees are! Jolla", lfoliel'e "Dreamland Sha­ / The article also points out that VAII-D hie gained much valuable Dome Herring Hage, 69, died will b« held at Jim Spencer'l dows", and Sullivan'a "Operatie John H. Schirard, BSAj Martin experience In shipboard operations. tha Junior Chamber of Commerce Restaurant. at hi* home on Sunset Drive In DeLuther Taylor, B8A; and John Medley." De Bary Woman's employe an attendant for the During their deployment period, Ktfauver will leave Sanford to­ Bary yesterday at • a. m, In tho second portion of th t mu­ Frederick Wilson, B8BA. Squadron personnel had opportuni­ tourist Information booth. sic program a suing quartet with morrow night In time to arrive In Mr. llaga had been a resident Club. Officers Are Sid Richard lists In the article ties to vialt numerous MedllerranMr*. Huth Surla playing the Drat Orlando for aa appearance ever of De Bary for the past three ten points for conilderatlon by ean porta whose tourist attractions violin, lira. Haleno Miller, second WDBO-TV scheduled 'or 10 o'clock. year*. 11a cam* to De Bary from Installed Friday Wednesday Rites New York City. city officials Interested In estab­ ranged from delightful to "how violin, Roger Caelnl, viola, ta d lishing a too and points out In the soon do we leave here?" Comdr, Formerly a resident of Asheville, By MARY FOWLER W ink Burls, Oello, chose two TALLAHASSEE Uft-Oor. Coffin* Will Conducted number* N. C. where he wae born on Dee. DE BARY — Mrs, Georg* Cox last point, "After 30 years exper­ Lemos has expressed high praise •ay* prisoner iftsrlee of mlitroaU which displayed their ar­ for (he iqutdron'g maintenance ience," Hicnard aeye, "Mr* a 23, 1199, Mr. Hag* wae a World nf New Smyrna, chairmen of th t tistry in strings. They gisy#d Dvo­ metrt at Rnlford Stain Prison i War I veteran. For Eric Nprdgren rak’! division of Gerontology, tha Flor­ women as tookesper; believe mo, peiaonnel who-kept their aircraft "terribly . e^ggerated^ but "Humoreeque" and l b * ready to meet all commitments 1 know whet I'm aaylng." He wae a retired tale* represen­ id* federation ef Woman’* eluba. Erie B. Nerdgreo, 57, died at Cat'a Serenade," Forty team* entered the An­ end worked under condition* Which Semlnoia Memorial Hospital yes- For the final appoaranoe ef the nual "Single* and Doubles" Tour­ tative of the Arthue Colton Pliar- Installed the follonUtr "ffleera i f oftr4 wore far from comfortable. dluatloh terdar *t 11:39 4. m following h anaombfe, to climax tho evening'* nament sponsored by the San­ maeautloal Company, New York tii* D* Bary Woman- Jluh a fllr Ha eonferrod for an hour yea# On several occasions the aui»City, a member of Cornucopia short Illness. tarday with Supt. DeWItt Sinclair entertainment, an Operatie Med- ford Wmwen'a Golf Association Lodge 363, Flushing, L. I., N. Y.. a luncheon Friday aK th e Chhntenance crew* worked in foul wea­ Mr. Nordgren wee born In Stock­ ley, arranged by DeLameier,1Sunday May 20 at the Mayfair the De Bary Chamber of Com­ nry Comerit Miss Beatrice J, ther, at night, on a pitching, rock­ about last Friday's riot In which Tyson, president; Sirs. Harry holm, Sweden on Nov. 19, 1890. He Lake’s "Hungarian March" an d 1Inn Country Club. ing carrier deck with a minimum ona convict was klllad and 11 w*r« merce, and a member of the Luth­ Hellers, vie, president, Mr*. A. L. came lo Sanford from Stockholm 33 Schubcrl'e “Song of Love" war* Winning Low Gros* In the eran Church. of lighting .fo keep theclr AJ-l’a wound'd. General prison ctmdl# Lincoln, recording secretary} Mrs tlona alio were discussed. years ago and mad* hi* home at played. Douhlos were Mr. and Mrs. Gen* In lop /lying shape. He it survived by hie widow Mrs. Richard Hart, Corresponding 100 South Mangoustine Av*. Sinclair was to make an avid Howevar, tha grand climax Wltsel with 80. 2nd Low Gross Lillian Anderson Htge; a son, Secretary and Blra. Ruth Magna BT MARY FOWLER mor* detail id report to the prison If* we* superintendent of Chase came witn tha presentation ot was ’ won by Comdr. and lira. Doane 11. llaga, Jr., Orlando; a ten, treasurer. A meeting of all Republican* l» commute* of tha state Cabinet Joint Ceremony Fertlliear Co. Kombiri'i "Toy Symphony" W. IT. Swinion with S3. daughter, Mrs. June Anson, 1-onsj today. Heading the standing commit­ called for tomorrow, Wednesday .Mr. Nordgren le survived by one which was conducted by Miss Cor­ Comdr. and Mrs. James Parker I,land, N. Y.; and a sister .Mrs. morning, In the fir* hall at 10 Collin* eald Sinclair's appoint* aider. Mist Greta Nordgren of nelia Shaw. The Da Bary String won Low Net with 72. 2nd Low Blanch* Frederick, Philadelphia, ters are; Historian, Mrs. Fern a.m, Noel Drown and M, F, Cohn, Held For Officers Smith} hospitality, Mrs. Gaston f( Stockholm, Sweden; and three Ensemble was augmented by flva Net v u won by Comdr. and Pa. At a meeting of tho Campbell men? with the Cabinet committee eiecutlv# members of the Volusia Crosby and Mrs. David Rptha nephewi, Carl Nordgren, PhUedel- additional member* ol the Da Mrs. J. Russell Wilson with Allen-Summerhlll funeral Home child} memberahlpa. Mra. Harry county Republican organiiation Lotting Post 33, American Legion, had been arranged May 13, be­ phla, Pa., Lt. Comdr. Olaf G. Bary Chamber of Commerce. 73 H. of DeLand la In eharga of arrange­ Falk} puhllrlty, 6|r*. Kwald Mich will talk on the formation of a held lest night at the Legion Hut fore last week’s riot. Ona of tbft i Nordgren, U8N, Gadsden, Ala., and Etbei Bertsch Imitating the sound on Semlnolo Roulevard, officers matters which had prompted ar« Winning Low Gross In tha ments. elsen; reception*, Mr*. J. Living' local elub, Guitaf Ok* Nordgren Long Island, ot the cuckoo, H u rt Coffin play­ Rlnglea war# Jeanne Foulk and wero Installed In a joint ceremony rangement of tho mealing waa DeRary ha* the second largest aton, Mra. M. Page, Mrs. S.WIIkta legislative authorisation of t fur­ ing tha rattles, Everotte Swift George Herndon with 73. 2nd N. V. with the Auxiliary. and Mr*. If. Wright; refreshment* Republican enrollment In tha niture factory a t Halford. Funeral service* will be conduct­ Imitating tha quail, Henry Wood I.ow Gross was won by Ellen Mack Cleveland Sr. Mr*, Frank Mlldenberger and county and Is constantly growing. Tha following officers were In­ Ono prisoner, Russell Tongaf, ed tomorrow (Wednesday) after­ imitating tha nightingale, and Bette and Raymond -Lunqulst Mra. If. Gray; sunshine, Mra. C. Many who Joined the Democratic stalled by Rohert F, Oatman of charged last week In letters t« Expected To Relate noon at ) p. m. at Drlseon Funeral Harry Whitaker playing the tri­ Dot and Sonny Powell wan Roblollo} way* anl mean*, Mr* party now feel that they can rend­ Tavares, Sixth District Command­ friends In Miami that ha had k ata Horn* with Rev. J . B. Root officiat­ angle. Law Net with 71, 2nd Low Net Prlr# Goodaont welfare, Mra er better service If they 'return er: Lynn N, Lyon, Commander; "beaten and kicked" while In soli­ ing. During (be two Intermissions,1was won by Mr*. E. C. Uayman Plans For Revisions fhrl* Duller: American home, to the fold' and are eager to be Harry D, Russell, first vice-com­ tary confinement And form er pri­ Sanford Fire Chief Mark N . Mra. Henry Laahtr: arta and informed as t* th# proper pro­ mander; Waller Colan lllers, sec­ soners had complained of Itp pro per Burial will be In Lak* View two sound films were shown, and Mack Cleveland with 73. After prise* were award'd a Cleveland Sr., will ho principal craft* Mr*. W. Hoffman} litera­ cedure In ensuring this political ond vice-commander; George J, tre "Hoemln* Wyoming" and "Mys­ Cemeteryilm tn ; and unsatisfactory ton# delelout barbecue was enjoyed. n.-Maltlo, third vice-commander; dillont a t the prison. tery ol tho Incas." ' speaker Thuraday at tha noon ture, Mra, H. HHI} muale and reversion. Robert W. Deane, finance officer; Colllnt aald Florida badly naad# _ | luncheon meeting of tha Remind* drama, Mra. A. Muller and Mrs. Capt. Earl* T. Loucka, historian; ed a second stale prison a t another Junior C of C Group To Convene, County Junior Chamber of Coni- C. Rutter and International re­ Pizza Pie Is Paul P. Brefka, chaplain; Prank location lo relieve acuta over­ lations, Mrs. G. Crosby, Mra. Boating, Skiing J. Tackach, sergeant-at-a r rn ■; crowding at Ralford. Th* Lek* Mary Volunteer Blr# | „ v .. James Valentin*, retiring pres Officers Will Be will hold a meeting | Th* meeting, held at the \a c h t , blent was unanimously voted an Cushion For Fall * Karlyta Houtholdrr, service offi­ Halford's present population la Enthusiasts Have Department tonight at the Lak* Mary School j Club, will also feature the pre- : honorary preeldanL DETROIT Uft— A Urge pine pie cer; Kugena K. Stovall, adjutant. about 2,300 making It ono of thft Installed friday with th* business leaston aehedul| aentatlon of trophla Officer* of the Auxiliary, Install­ largest prison* In the country. Colcushioned the heed first fall nf a lo winners Corsage* were presented to the Officers of tho Seminole County Morning Cruise ed to get underway a t B o’clock. lb-year-old boy from a moving ed by Mre. II. L. Sevecs of Fern Una said that In hla opinion nft of the Joyce* new officers and reporta were Junior Tennis More than Junior Chamber od Commerce for ___ 14 . . boate,^ ........ . manned ............. It Is reported that Important ____ , u, „ , Perk, 6th District President, ware: mors than 2,000 should be houiad automobile yesterday. 1136-37 will be Installed at an alab- by members of tha Sanford Boat matters will be dlicnseed and de- Tournan>#n.. Wal|v * HIUp# Jr., ulwn by committee* and retiring Mr*. C. K, Hunter, president; Mrs. there end lha Ideal arrangement Th* youngster, William Shelofflrer*. Mrs, D. Rothschild wae orate ceremony Friday night. and Ski Club left tho Monro* ci,)«d upon at tonight1* m eeting., tooli flrit P1*™ tn »h* boys’ divlharf, was holding the Ralltii baked James Q. Galloway, 1*1 vice-presi­ would! be for about 1,900. Official* of tha organisation a rt 'Ion with Michael Moss the run- general chairman of the lunch­ delicacy while riding with an older dent; Mre, lliieaell Tench, 2nd viceFlva officers and five directors Bridge recently for a cruise to "I do not think the prleoft la eon. Tlia flower committee were} urging at arg* atten lance of the of the local Jayeee organisation Silver Glen 8prlngi, nerup. Merritt I'hillpi won the Mr*. R. Williams, 6lr*. C, Rohlollo, cousin, Thomas A. Ess*. Esse president; Mr*. Honner Carter, In bad shape except for 9V9TLeaving at approximately 6:30 department’s members. secretary; 3lrs. R. L. Miller, treas­ will ba Installed by Bob Wilson, crowding," he aald, top spot In the girl*' division with Mrs. If, Fanning and 31rs. K. made a sharp turn, (he ear door ■■ ■ re s id e n t of the Florida Junior In the morning tba erule# of more flew open end out toppled William urer; Mrs. Bobble Reaves, ser­ "Operation of tha prison sail Melinda McMurray the second Becker, than fifty mile* took the group FIRE RAGING 1 place trophy winner. geant-at-arms; and Miss Laura b* Improved and (hare ar* eom# Chamber of Commerce. —plica and all. LONDON bn — A fir# raging out Alto on hand for the Installation to the west lids of Lake George condition* which are not aatlafaeHe fell head-first, landed on tho Chittenden, historian. PRIORITY TICKET Fir* Chief Cleveland I* expected rarsmony will be Larry Condlct, whleh wa* tha ie*ne of the film- of control deep In a World War it to tell the Jaycen his plans for lory, but these condition* are not pitta and skidded scrota tho paved IDABKL, Okie,, UV-Tho tdab*'. lng of the movie “The Yearling" underground air raid shelter sent the revlalon* and Improvement* Fourth District vice-president. as bad a* stories from form tr street. Hit only wound we* a bruit­ City Council, a t the urging of Po- ed ;g firemen to tha hoapltal early prisoners would Indleale." knee. The dinner and Installation cere­ several yeara ago. for the local Fir* Department. He |lw) chief W )e rl| Toted u Overcrowding will b* relieved mony will be h<M at the Elk's Tha Sunday cruise was mother lo d i* Only one wae seriously In- will also tell of Immediate plans . . .. Partly cloudy through Wednes­ to some extent, ha eald, by aMIfc Club Friday night beginning at 7 of the many and varied trip* jured. The shelter 130 feet below for service Inside the city a. well *’• « * Cr" * d° Wn P * kln* rC“‘ ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS day with few widely scattered af­ lng women prisoners to lha ‘9r6# p, m.', according to tha latest ro- mad* monthly by the club ot the streets of London now la uaad aa service to the fringe areas of i ulelioni. Tha first ticket went to (Coetlneed ee Peg* 10) ternoon showers) Utile change In men'* prison near Ocala. CoBlna leave of tha Jayce* Journal pub­ boating and ekllng enthusiast*. '» • • «roop transit center. Sanford. I—Chief Ssllera. temperature. said ha would have a study mail* lished by the local organisation. of tho prison problem so ha ebutd Officers to be Installed are: have soma recommendations Georg* Andrew Speer, president; the 1037 Legislature, David Thrasher, 1st viee-pr*sldnt; Ed Hunt, 2nd vlee-prasldant; Gar­ field Willetts, secretary; and Bob Acres Xllnatrlck, treasurer. Directors to be Installed i t tha tam e meeting ere: Joe Baker, BONNERS FERRY. Mahs ift -e Harry Csnell, Bob Crumley, Tom­ Men today patrolled tha eoddaft my McDonald, and M. L. Raborn Jr. dike* holding bach this north Ida­ 3 SanfordStudents • Have Applied For U of F Degrees Squadron Political Speeches As Result O f Numerous Requests Praised Will Be Given Sanford Zoo Gels For Record Nationwide Plug In Magazine Issue Meeting Slated In Court House Large Crowd Is Expected To Turn Out For Kefauver Doane H. Hage Dies In De Bary Be Gov. Collins Says Mistreatment Tales Are "Exaggerated" Forty Team s To ** Enter In Tourney Called Tomorrow Weather | Dynamite Problem PLANT C I T Y , Ml — "Mother what do people do with dyna­ m ite!" Mrs. Ben Xlmbei supplied an answer as best slM could, then uonnie, 14, stuttered the calm with! "Well, I found tome." Stacked on the porch were tour cartona of dynamite cap* marked: "Dangerous. Handle with t ir e ." He found the capt on tba roadaid# while bicycling ta d brought THB SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL GLEB Club «IU homo. *•»«»•• a | lb* year M m graduation agaretoao O f Land Flooded In Idaho.... ho town. Soma 6,000 acre* of Uad along th* rlvar ar* flooded. Charles G. Howard, assistant flood coordinator for Boundary County, said two dike* cracked yqq* -j ttrday. Th* menaeed area includes 40,000 aeres of land. Tha Kootenai atood at 31:1 I last night, a foot las* than tbft morning raiding. But Howard I tba level wan misleading aa water waa spilling through Ike i break*. Flood stags to I t toot Flood axMrta do not riou* flooding la loan* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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