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JUDGE
Drive out Sunday M ay 6 from 2 :3 0 to 6 :0 0 p. m. and vote for the home
you think is the best landscaped.
To the team landscaping the home with the largest number of
votes they will receive
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Mayor Declares
Pancake Day
Marine Detachment
lias Ne». Member
•'Sir Archibald'
Sunday. May 8, has been proclaimed “ Pancake Day” In Sanford
by Mayor F. D. Scott.
Pancakes will b* aerved all day
Sunday at tha Elk'a Club to ban*,
fit tha Woman's Auxiliary of tha
Seminole Memorial Hoipltal and
their prajoeta to furaUh much
needed equipment for the hospital.
The Sanford Herald, itaging the
gigantic affair, will furaUh all food
and materials for Iba cooking of
pancakes.
The itaff of The Sanford Herald
will prepare and cook pancake* a*
well as serve tham throughout the
day beginning a! T a. m. Sunday
morning and continuing until T p.
m,
Sanford and Seminole County cltl*
rent ar* invited to atop by tha
Elk'a Club to enjoy die golden
browned pancake* along with but
ter,' syrup and sausage as they
attend church.
All proceed* will be contributed
t« tha Women’* Auxiliary of Semi
nole Memorial Hoepital. No money
will be withheld for expense* or
food. Tha gross proceed* will be
turned over to tha ladle* who wilt
ba on hand to acquaint vialtor* of
their part in serving Seminole Msmortal Hospital.
Pancak* Day Is being held to
parallal the beginning of National
Hospital Week which ia observed
nationwide In every community
where a hospital aervea Its citi
zen*.
The Elk'a Club facilities have
been contributed by It* Exalted
Ruler Roy Greene and food* have
been purchased a t wholesale costa
through W. R. ''Bill'' Caiiube of
Lovett's.
It Is expected that hundreds of
Sanford aod Semlnol* County citi
zen* will visit the Elk'a Club
somalima during tha day Sunday
for Pancake* and sausage,
Fred Perkins, Editor and Pub
lisher of The Sanford Herald point*d out today that ther* Is no
charge for pancakes served on Pan
cake Day. Alt monies will be eon.
irlbultan* by Uteaa enjoying the sf-
The local Marine detachment
stationed a t the Sanford Naval
Auxiliary Air Station is more
than happy to nnnounc* the a r
rival of a new member to Ha
m utter roll,
Thl* new member represent*
the official Marina maicot at
hi* beit, • pedigreed English
fB u ll Dog.
"Sir Archibald,'* as the men of
tha detachment have dubbed him,
was bought by voluntary contri
butions from the Officer and
men of the unit through the co
operation of tha Downing Ken
nels of 8t- raten b u rg , Florida.
Tha ' Bull Dog being a pup, la
aymbolle of tha Marine detach
ment. In th a t It la 8 young organmutation,
"Archie" aa tha men call their
mascot, h*a no ribbons, nor
American Kennel Club showe be
hind him, hut the unit la eounting heavily on "Archie" to add
additional laurel* to tha proud
breed of the Canln* family to
which h* belong*. By fall It I'
hoped that ha will be ready for
untry In varioua dog ahowa
gthroughoat the Florida area.
*Thl» according to hta proud ownera will positively c o m e t the dlaerapaney of no ribbon*.
tb # hopea of tha mew eonceraiag their dog are only natural
aa la expected o< any proud
deg owner, but It la well to men
tion that "S ir Archibald" will be
•olylng on mor# than Ju*t pride.
"AigUe's family background. Inidlnc the fourth generation,
a produced fifteen champion*.
Mia grand site, "Junetele Ace,1'
waa s e t of tha finest Bull Doga k ir ‘
ever Imported from England.
Tide representative of ''Archie'*''
bscWrminrl won »h<*w* In Canada,
England and the United flta“>*.
and wn* Trl-International chs .ip-
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"\rctg*~ ghe til food Bun Doga
|* Mm rieeft of Itn# breeding, hi*
V fith w and dam are out of litter
aiatera.
The Bull Dog la ooa «f the oldeat be*ad* of dog. It la bellevad
t|u * tha English Bull Dog nrielnatad hi Spain- The "Engllah" In
the English Bull Dog I* attrlbutad to the momher* of the English
1«|m , In that they were rcaponalbie for keeping the breed true
and clean due to their love of
Adoga and Bull fighting. Bull
Dog* h*v* been known to ham* t r i ^ « thousand-pound Bull
With little difficulty.
Bull Doge make groat pete,
they ar* gentle and very calm
and mild mannerad In their diepositions.
To tha men nf tha Marine Se
curity (luard of Sanford, "Archie
ta jiiat • fin* Marin* mascot, refg ard leia of hi* background.
Formtr Resident
Victor S. Farley
Dies In Miami
Victor Snell Farley. 48. died sud
denly Thursdey In Miami. Mr. F ar
ley, who we* a former resident of
Hanford waa the »on of Mrs. W.
p . Brooks, 41T W. 2nd St.
He l» survived by hl» wife. Mrs.
Sarah Farley and daughter Suaan;
h'« mother. Mrs. Brooks; and four
i'-trr». Mr*. J. L. Wilkinson, MU*
Elsie Farley, Mr*. Harry I**, all
nf Sanford; ami Mrs. Blchard Curyv, Savannah, Os,
Funeral services will be held Sun
day at 2 p. m. at Brltson Funeral
Home with the Rev. A. G. Mclnnl*
^officiating.
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Evening Worship
Service Now A t 8
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Starting Sunday Mav g, the First
Methodist Church will begin Its
evening worship service at g.
This service which la preceded
by fifteen minute* of organ vetri Is broadcast each Sunday
E'over Station WTRR. Tlicr* la a
fifteen minute period of confra
gs Urn al singing lad by Charlie
bfacrleoei.
Swimming Pool
Opens Tomorrow
The Sanford Municipal Swim
ming Pool will b* opened tomorrow
morning at B o’clock on a Sat
urday and Sunday schedule until
school* cloa* In June, according
io City Manager Warren E.
Knowles.
Until Junt 11, the pool will h*
open Saturday* from 0 a. m. to
13 noon and from 1 p. in. to 0
p. m.
Sundays the pool will ba open
from 1 to I p. in.
Beginning June 11, said Knowlee
the pool will remain open Monday
through Saturday from 0 a. m.
until 12 noon and from 1 p. m.
to 0 p. m.
Tha pool will not ha open at
night* on a regular schrdul* tmt
will be made available for swim
ming classes, Red Cross classes
and aqua ahowa, said Knowles.
Gan* Carter, said City Manager
Knowlts, will be in charge of the
operation of the pool.
Swimming Classes
Will Begin M ay 9
A t S N A A S Pool
Commencing Wednesday, May B.
the regular summer swimming
classes will be held al thc Sanford
Nival Auxiliary Air Station'!
swimming pool.
Mr*. F. D. Scotf, who conducted
the rlasae* last year, will again
ba the instructor this season.
Instruction will be held for atl
age groups with Ih* school age
group classes beginning on June
S at the conclusion of the school
year. Registration for the school
age groups will be held i t 10 a. m.
June l at tha ilation'i swimming
pool.
Tha lessons sr* being offered
under tho auspices of the Officers
Wives Club end are for all pers
onnel at Ihe local Navat Station.
Officials of th* Officers Wives
Club have requested that all chil
dren not actually under th* In
struction of Mrs. Scott si the
hours scheduled for lessons be in
dividually supervised. This will
enable Mrs. Scott to devote her
full attention to Instruction, (bey
said.
A eeerieted P res* Leaned W ire
FRIDAY, MAY 4,1951
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V O LU M E X L V l i r
N e w Y o r k G ia n t
Construct
Mayfair
To Got
Addition
MAYOR F. D. SCOTT attach** tha "dog tag" fo r "Sir Archibald", the new maaeot ef the local
Marin* Detachment at the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station. Pfe. J. P. William* watch** closely
while the medal it being added to “Archie'*" collar. (Staff Photo)
Rofarians To Hear
Talk On Hospital
Day By Harry Weir
Candidates Ready
For Tonight's Rally
Tha final rally of tha Semlnol*
County Democratic Executive ComThe Sanford Rotary Club points ’
will be held tonight at tha
i.k pride to
... tha fact
r.M that
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with
ona of Sanford Farm er's Auction Market
Just off 17-SI south of Sanford.
its members U qualified to bring
Local candidates, 32 of lh«m,
them a message at their regular will be ready to fUl their allotted
weekly meeting Monday noon at five mlnulea aa they speak on
tba Yacht Club on the subject (heir platforms and issuas which
"National Hoipltal Day; Its hav« been developing throughout
Meaning and Significance," it was lh® canlpfl*8n'
Tito Sanford Farmers Auction
said today,
Market Association will start aarvUsually on occasions of this Ma ing supper at S o’clock this afterture various clubs ad othe odiia- noon and will eontlnu* right up
nittllons find it necessary to look tu th* time apeaklng begins at
7:10.
altewhara for a speaker.
It U expected that th* largest
Harry 51. Weir, administrator
crowd to attend ona of th* 11
of tha Semtnok Memorial Hospi rallies sponsored by the Seminole
tal here, will bring to his fellow Comity Democratic Executlra
Rotarians a message in keeping CommHt** will be otv hand this
with tha event that will ba Inaug evening to hear tha candidatat.
urated with the big benefit "P an Issues h*Va been boiling as can
cak* Day" Sunday morning aod didates have made tbclr bid for
lasting all day, at the Elk's Club. that, olflpM ifor which they hav«
Weir b a r t...r a ’m j, varied
i,: ll/l.’d. An Intensive huao-toInteresting akperlrnce In hospital hot. -a campaign has baan going on
administration and will undoubt In Kanforcf and throughout Ihe coun
edly be greated by an interested ty In an appeal for votes by can
audience.
didates In every raca.
It wa* heard this montiqg
A demonstration to acquaint Ro*
tarians with the uw* of the voting
machines lo b* utilised for tha
firs, time in nniinets -d thin <•<>in
ly will be handled by W. A. (Jake)
Adams, custodian for the 23 ma
chines stilpped here by the Shoup
Company. Adams will um- a minia
ture machine for hla demonstra
tion.
tb it Edgir Waybrlght of Jack
sonville will b« on hand this eve
ning lo speak In behalf ot Candi
date for Governor Sumter Lowry.
However, at a lata hour today and
Just before press time this after
noon, no arrangements had been
made with thc focal committee
for the speaker to appear.
Tonight will be the last oppor
tunity for local voters to hear the
entire slate of candidate! apeak
In their own behalf and no doubt
many Issues will h t ptired
before Ihe people In verbal battles
between the candidate!.
MAYFAIR INN MANAGER
Frank M*b«nc Jr. arrived yes
terday from New York after
attending a meeting of tha
New York Giants* Board of Dir
ectors. (Staff l’hoto)
Association To View
Matter Of Chaplain
Servicemen's Group For Local Hospital
To Elect Officers
A meeting of tho Christian Ssrvleemen'a Committee I* scheduled
to bo hold ot tho School Admin*
Utrntton Building noit Sunday af»
Ur noon a t 1:80 p. mAccording to temporary 8fft*
eloli of tho organisation, a roport
from tho Building, Coramlttaa
will b* H ard, following which
pormoncnl offlcor* of tha *»*oc lot ion will b* oloctcd.
Voters — Be A t Polls
M a y 8 To Cast Ballot
AN KDITORIAL
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Next Tuesday, tha voters of Scmlnoio County, nlong
with thc cntlro ntnte, go to tho polla to select the mnn who
Gov. Collins Still
will ho our Governor for the next four yearn. Tho four yeiirn
of u* may well lie thc moat iinmperoun In our ntnlo n
Leads In Straw Poll abend
history. To prcupcr And Krow to tho fullest wo must huvo
A straw poll, conducted by the
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Fort Lauderdale Daily News, has K»od leadership.
For the pant 15 month*, undor tho lendornhlp of Gover
pul Governor LeRoy Collins far In
front of other candidates In the nor Leltoy Collins, FlorhU has enjoyed Rood Rovemmont
ImHcd on need Instead of greed. We have enjoyed Rrcat
raco for Governor of Florida.
According lo the published re indufltrlal Rrowth.
Slntowidc, and particularly In Scmlnoio County, we hnv*
sults of the poll Governor Collins
holds a commanding lead with experienced nnd enjoyed the greatest road building program
BO.80; Fuller Warren with 8:30; In history.
Sumter Lowry 3.70; Farris Bry
Tho Sanford Herald lmn endorsed Governor Lolloy Col
ant 2 00; I’esslce Streets 0.2; and lins because we believe that under his leadership for the
Parks 1.10.
next four years we will contlmio this unpnrnllctcd progress.
Wo believe that with Leltoy Collins ns our Governor wc nro
assured of Hie mnny progressiva things that nro nerded
In Seminole County and throughout the State of Florida.
Weather
Wo urge every qualified voter In Sominoio County to
Considerable cloudiness today
and tonight, becoming partly cant hie or her ballot on Tuesday, Muy 8, for It Is the pri
cloudy Saturday; little change In vilege of voting and electing our leaders that makes our
irmpcn lurce; low tonight M-TB. i Democratic way of life the greatest in the world.
The Beminot* County Minis
terial Association at Its meeting
yesterday voted to atudy the mat
ter of furnishing a chaplain to
th* local Safotnol* Memorial Hos
pital ori s voluoUar -wm) Wsnu
about basis,
A commit!#! composed of Rev.
Perry I* Bton*, R*v. J. W. Par
ham end Rev, Fred R. Fisher
wer* appointed to briny a recoinmrndallon to a callml meeting of
tha association on May 31.
To th# *ama meeting, Rev. W.
P. Brook*, Jr., Rev, A. G. Mclnnla and Rev. David S. Carnefix will
present a motion relative lo tha
Wulcoma Wagon GraaUng Bar
vice,
Tha Ministerial
Association
secretary was commissioned to
writ# « commendatory latter to
Bishop John W. Rranacnmli con
cerning Rev. Milton II. Wyntt
who wilt b* away al hi* Annual
Conference at tha association’*
next meeting.
Rev. W. P. Brooke, Jr. and Rev.
A. G. Mclnnla war* appointed to
writ* a letter In recognition of
th . resignation of Herman E.
Morris •• principal of Seminole
High School after * long period
of lervlce.
The association voted to change
its Uni. atul place of meeting
following the summer recess to tho
first Tuesday beginning In Sep
tember, at 10:30 a.m. at • down
town location lo ba announced.
Harry M. Weir, Administrator
of tha Setnlnol* Memorial Hospi
tal waa guest speaker at yeatcrday1* mealing.
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A SKETCH 08 THE New York Glanta' Administrative office* end
dormitory to he constructed bore « | the romor of Mollonvltle Ave.
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and Eighth S treet (Photo by Jtameeon)
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The New York Giant* will base
their nine minor league baseball
teams in Sanford In 1BS7 at a large
spring training site being con
structed on over 100,000 square feet
of land deeded to the Glenta by
the City of Sanford, President Hor
ace C. Stoneham announced today.
The announcement came at tha
time that SUmahem made puhllo
the plana to construct a two story
addition to the main building ot the
Mayfair Inn whleh le to ba com
pleted end reedy for opening Dec.
I. Slonehem sold "The febulou*
success of th* New York Glents'
owned Meyfelr Inn his led to the
construction of e completely elr
conditioned, luxury building, pro.
vldlng rooms for 48 eddltlonal
guest*. Two eleborete suites, the
Presidential Suita and the Diamond
Sulto, will each contain a living
room, two bedrooma with bath
ami a private terrace.
The hotel addition, will remain
open for guests year around.
Announcement of the two build
ing program* of the New York
Giants' organisation was made on
tha arrival In Sanford of Frank
Mabana Jr., manager of tho Naw
York Glanta Mayfair Inn and City
Commissioner John Krldar, who
had attaaded • meeting of th*
Board ot Dlrectora of th* N«W
York Glanta In Naw York City.
Architects for the two construe-
v m F i& H E 3 &
Ih* Mayfair Inn am) John Burton,
of th* Sanford architectural firm
of Burton and Rogeri for the twostoroy building which wilt house
administrative office! and dormi
tory for over 400 men for the
New York Giants' spring training
headquarters,
Mebane and Krlder went to New
York lo»r Monday following an
Invitation from President Stoneham
to present Iheir plane for expan
sion to tho Glanta* Board of Direc
tors.
Mayfair Inn Manager Frank Ma
han* Jr. aald lata yaitvrday, “ We
were fortunate to have a Board
of Hanford City Commissioner! that
Is progressiva In Ita thinking and
worked hard aa wet] aa offering
It* complete cooperation to weld
our plana Into tho completion
siege."
John Krlder said this morning
“ It would have been impossible
to succeed In bringing the Naw
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J. D. Stone Is
Named New SH S
Band Captain
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Four accident* occurred m
Seminole County highways last
night and wer* Investigated by
Florida Highway Patrol Trooper
T, Mark Mack and Piirolm aft
Carl Williams,
On* woman It la critical *ondU
tlon and another la a etat* of a*>
vere shock as a m u lt ef one a t
the collision*,
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Two ears were involved la Cna
•ccldentabout 8 p. m. vestardav
on Highway 17-n IH mil** aoiUi
of Sanford. Both cars wer* a total
loss according (o Patrolman Cart
Williams who Investigated,
Williams said that a Ford aU*
tlon wagon pulled Into the pallk
of • 152 Ford Victoria coupe. Th* itatfo* wagon wag drive*
by Robert Jomph Green, 84, of
Aaatea Court, Fern Park and th*
coup* wa* drives by Clarene* Ed
w in! Kerm, 27, of Shoal*,
who Is vliltlng Starling C flm ltk
of 1B08 Delaney Ave., Orland*'Th* five who wero Injured w*rw
taken U Florida Sanitarium fop
treat men:. Kerne received lacerU
ationa of tho forehead and abrn.
alona of th* ch*el and left arm . ,,,
Hla wife, Barbara, 13, la tn n **• >
vere stats of shock and their ita ’
year old daughter, Clarle*. 1* e o f .'
faring from bruises all ever taw
body., Bob*rt Green received !**erattena i f ta* M t kn*g a r t A
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le In critical candKion.
Trooper T. M irk Mack m is te d
Patrolman Williams In th* inv*»tlunion.
At 5:43 yesterday afternoon, on
Ih* Old Lak* Mary Road, two cars
collided with extensive damages
resulting to both c a n . No Injurtea
wer* reported in this accident. A
1851 Mercury driven by Norbert
R. Jacobs, 23, of Lake Mary wa*
damaged aa Mtlmatad (200 while
a IBM C'hryslar, driven by Damon
AUred Muffley, 48, of RL S, fanford waa damaged an estimated
1450.
An accident last night on 17-01
about a half-mile south of Vlvn
Points In Death Valley sent two
to Orlando Air Fore* Baa* toy
treatment and the extent of thrir
Injuries ar* unknown. Trobptr T.
Mark Mack aald this morning
that a 1953 Ford oCWch dr.v t
by S/Sgl William Louis Poplin nf
the OAFB, 27, wat traveling south
and ran off th* road on tba rlgb*
side when It went out of control
and skidded back onto tho high
way Into the ditch on tho loft ild k
Damage wai estimated a t 81,MIA
Poplin was Injured and takrn to
the OAFB hospital. A woman
companion, wnos# name la Un
known received back Injuria* ami
wai carried lo D ru g * Memorial
UoipRal.
At 10:18 p, m. last night on th*
old Orlando Highway, a similar
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Followlny Ite annual concert In
Ihe Million Dollar Band Shell In
Daytona Beach tha Samlnole High
School Band announced tha ap
pointment of tha officer* for
1D8-3T with J. D. Stone a i cap
tain. Next In line le 1st Lt. Irma
Jean Corley, head girl officer) 1st
Lt, Leslie flmlth, operations offi a IBM ChovroUt driven by Ed Ml
cer; and 2nd l.t. David Carlton. of Altamonte Spring*, The T O
Drum Major; 2nd Lt, Cleitu* Gei turned completely over but no InJutIm ware reported. Damage waa
ger, secretary; 2nd Lt. Tommy >
estimated a t 1100. Investigation*
Bower, heed librarian.
of thote accidents were Dado by
Other officer* aret 1st flgt. Trooper T. Mark Mack.
Margaret Ellison, Historian and
Publicity officer) 1st Sgt. Wnlly
Pope, first assistant operations) Cardinals M eet
R/Hgt. Pauline Rani, assistant
librarian; 8/9gt. Dickls Roun Mt. Dora T o n igh ti
tree, ascond assistant operations,
There will be o haifbatl tim e
Drlllmasters fur next year Include tonight
luiiijgut a
i tt tho
hi d tSanford
m n i u n t Memorial,
. ' t o mu n n i .
ssrgeants'Hcrbert Buffatow, Berry
Baseball Stadium starting a t •
8t, John, Wally Pop*, and Laao'clock, according to officials, q t
II* Smith.
tha Sanford Cardinals, local *smR ■:&
Sgt, Carol Nutt again will haad pro bassball team.
tha majorette corps and 1st L t
Tho Sanford Cardinals wfH mael let
Lsslla Smith will Itad th* Dam#
tha
Mt. Dora baaaball team of i b r
Bam), Harrison Bmlth waa sleet
Lake Orange League.
ed aa the outstanding freshman
Ted Brooklyn |e scheduled t» ;
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this year and will hold an hono^
ary corporal rank, Section head* pitch for tha local tagm whlob
will be announced In th* fall, must win tonlyhfl game tn order
Tha concert In the band shell to maintain third glace hi the
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was the final eoncart for the league standings.
band this year and was well re
ceived; however th* large crowd
Itagsn to dwindle as th* rata
started.
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THE SANFORD HERALD
AH Church Notices must be presented at The Herald
office by 10 a. m. on the day beforo publication.
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THE STOTT
LINCOLN, N*b. (A P )-T W wCUpubllalaad hash#!ball prowess of
Kansas University's Wilt (The
Stilt) Chamberlain provpked soma
joahlnf by-play batwaaa'Nebraska
Coach Jerry Bush and K ansu
Coaeh Pbag Allan whan tha Nobraska varsity played Kansas ajp
Children Lave
Uncle Johnny
CHICAGO, Iff) Johaar Cooea It
a short S f*#t S, chubby ISO
’7 * tit, b*sp*et*ci«<l television
personality with a far* dutln.
a c h u r c h o r c h r iit
Day i Bible Study at M
S Scrota*
11 ids ami.
m X C a tS T BAPTIST CHUBCH Wednesday Evening
Sunday moraing sorvleeat
10 a.m. (kiaday School,
n a m. Herwas WartM*
Sunday evMtag somcoei
S:U p m, Traiataf thnua.
Meeting
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! Lesson-Sermon "Adam and Tallan
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Reading Room located In foyer of
Church Building open to public
7:10 p.m. Cronins Worship.
1:30 to 4:10 p.m. TUeidayo aod
Wtdntsdsy l:SS p.m. Prayer
Thursdays.
mooting.
A eordlal Invitation la extended
UPSALA COMMUNITT
In all to attend our services
tad use the Reading Room,
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rov, C. C White. Minister
Mrs. Clover Marrt, Pianist.
t i l CHURCH OP GOD
Mitt Patricia Bossaea, A sst
OP PROPHICT
Pianist,
MM fla t Art.
Mra. Haney Giles, Children's R tr. D. D. Creasy,
Pester
Chair Director.
Sunday School
Si«5 A M
tj*Oknrd>rgp*!bttf0ld* ****’ B° 1,
Church School, 10:00 s A
Classes for all ages.
Worship lftOO a-m.
Children’s Sorolea 11 lOS a.m.
FI*.
Young Peopla lilo p.m.
ISiSB a. as. Children Gi30 p.m.
Superintendent
Monuaf Worship
U OO A.M
Sunday Night Sendee 7:41 p.m.
WMB Tuesday Night
T:3u P.M.
VLB Thursday tight 7:10 P. M.
ST, LUIH-S LUTWBRAN
Is Ha via (Noaf fhleds)
Worship TiSO pm.
is o . Stephan M. f l i p , feater
Everybody lavltod to attend
Morela* Worablp a m a. m.
•II our aarvlsas.
Radio Mini** Broadaait at 0:30
CMUI.UOTA BAPTIST tWV»CH
a. m. over WOR8 (No ha)
Walter A. Reeft J r . f t m r
Sunday Sahool j .jo a. m .-/» r aU
Sunday School 10 a.m.
n i l
f
P a d Avo. aad 14* St
N atan B n . David B. CatwaHa
TMaphaua dSt-B
m rrw o o ttT
church
i A * « , Soheal ■ Monday
throush Friday t ta a. a .-(A il
alamoaury grades aad kinderItrtaa),
Lanrel Ava. at 4th SC
Sunday School S:4l a. m.
Manias Warship llitf a. m.
PINBCRBBT BAPTIST
P. M. Y f:oa p. m.
MISSION
Rvtniag EvangalJati# 7:43 p. m
Wednesday eight prayer aa*
C R m A t'S K lS T 1* CHURCH
praise teniae T:M p. m.
1 am tod at
Tha Plaaeroal Sehael • W. r th
Ba». C. W. Plaah Mlaakn Paatar
•itf a.m.
Suifday Sahaal
I l l SALVATION ABHT
• m k j , Comhiaad M ontes Sar114 B. Sad f t
H as Pi4* to lliM a.m. Can to 1/Uenteaasi Raymond B.
lliM a.m.
WnnhJp u r n a.m. Iveelag to t.
Commandlag Officer
d ill p.m.
otoa Tt4l p. m.
Sunday Company Maatiag to a.m. TiSO
WadMadty Prayer Sarvtaa and
Btete Dlseuiitoa T:4I p.m. Chapel
CM t Baharaal after service.
Morning Worship
Training Union
Evening Worship
Hallaait Maatiag 11 t.m.
Young Peoples Lagloo 1 p.m.
CHURCH O f CHRIST
•llvation Msatini • p.m.
2nd M. A Rim Ave,
Thursday Youth Night Program Tuoaday Y.P. Band Prattles 4
Evangelist
t n e to S:M p.m. Dovotloial Tima, p.m.
Ralph Brewer Jr.
Salvation Mealing 7:30 p m.
d u b Aattntiaa.
Servlets
Ladtaa MUttouary Soettr »s Wadnaaday Lndlaa Hama League SUNDAY
•aatlags monthly). Pallowahtp 7:10 p.m.
Bible S tudy..................1o:no A. M.
Xamahoon — tad Tuoaday afterMorning Worship........ moo A. M
h m . Prayer aad Builaota — 4th
fUMday afternoon. Sawing Ctrela
—4th Thunder moraing.
FIRST
CHURCH OP TUB NAZARRNE
“Sanford's Singing Church"
Oue block off French Ava. at lad
Bob Spear, Patter Ph. t i l l
You art cordially Invited to attend
Ihtso service* this UrR's Payi
Sunday School | t p;,io a.m.
SGUtH tatM RAPTttr CHURCH
Thera sre classes end classrooms
Hapi n 84,
At Park Ava,
far all agae. i H-
Tha and of your search
‘ For a friendly Church.
B. R. Luaafard,
Pastar
W. L. Siephtai, Associate Paator
MUioa Hlgilabelham, I n s d a y
School finperlalcadoat.
Suaday School
io A. M.
Morning Worship
U A. M.
Bible Study
7:B0 P M.
Evoateg Warship
• P. M
Prayer Moailag (Wad.) a P. M
Mtealouary
Pramillaalal
Waleoma
CINTBAL BAPTIBT CHURCH
Bar. J. W. Parham, paster
Ok . PoerWeelb At, Oak Ava.
guadap School B:43 a. m.
PAOLA WBBLHTAN
IBTBODIST CHURCH
i MOw Warn as I t. 41
r saaai
If Warship
r u Youth
If Warthip
•day PraysrmeeUng
M enlag Warship Berries lliOO
a. m.
Tralalng Unloa 1:11 p. m. I f a a
family affair.
Evening Worship 7:30 p. m.
"Coma thou with ui aad wa will
do thoe good."
am
10:4*
am
Ti»U
7:30
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Oak Ava. and Third SI.
PINT CHURCH OP CHRIST, Rev. A. G. Mtlnnle,
Minister
SCIENTIST,
Mr*. Georgs Touhy, Minister of
lee e. Second St.
Maale
Sundey Servleae
1UM a. m. Ii4 l a.m.
Morning Worthlp
Sunday Schorl
*:M a. m. Anthem • "W sS. a Story to Tall
M
fo p
.
SAN FO RD
OK OR ABOUT
JU N I 1st
Bush watched tha ~foat I Chambarilla a it 43 points In a frsihm sn
game, than turned to Allan and
with mock Innocence asked!
"Which on# Is Chamberlain?"
Without Kicking • smile. Fhog
replied:
f»Didn't ha play tonight;"
Because of limited p n .u ra,
Malta depends an goata fur milk$)
* T h e B tU S y i t e n p r t e e n i i '
TXS MTSTHAY OP
a m
ha group earned tha “Crews" by successfully passing
[hart W. Jackson, Commanding Officer of the Station
lotions at a earamnny held last wash, (left to right
BTtI L. I . Barnhill, ADJt B. £. Hinkle, AMU J. D.
Hlekay ACti C. D, Mos.^AOli 4 ‘ / . Hjilmaiand; R
i tTi t|j (second row) tE., X.
Andersen, AMft
I . Anderson.
AMI: RB- T. Rea,
a men without a care in tho
world.not
inreeponilble, • Just
ATIi C. E. Wilkins. ACIi R. E. A d a M Q Ii W. f . Bawanax, AOli H. J. Wolfer. AGli G. B. IRiley.
happy and unconcerned.
On the shew, ha
he hai several AD3| D. R. Mitchell, AXS| (third row) J. W. Walters, ADti O. L. Saavy, PH8: W. O. firoban. AG3i
i
n
W ke M l h e t
W h ere d id h e e a r n f r m t
P. W. Martinson. AOSl V. J. Allies, C8RI) W. A. K rsgut, AR9{ T. W. Brooks, FTl and C. J. Tr
Tronsy,
Imaginary eharartari, surh as
Blachia, an Invltlbla dog, and J«»,
wWV^Mwe i
an agually Invisible giant. Johnny
Mr. and Mre. E. H. Grant re
About a tenth af U J . men
It tha fall guy for those Imagi
turned horn* recently frwm a two from ages 17 to 14 art admitted
Sm R I
nary charaetars, who ploy innoweek visit with friends and rela
3:00 P. M. Chsaaet 8
rent tricks on him. He also In
ta
hospitals
each
«*ar.
tives In West Palm Beach.
vents useless, Rubs Goldberg ranMr. and Mrs, Jack McCarter
troptlnns which never work.
and
family war# dinner guests af
LISTEN TO STATION WTMt f i l l P. M. MAY 7th
Then he shows old time movies
Mr. a*4 Mr*. Carl Kelly Sunday.
during which h t deliver* a sort
Th* Baptist Church held it*
BY ADDIB PREVATT
of running commentary. It’s a
UNLESS
JACK STEM PER
Mr. and Mrs. John Williams regular fifth Sunday dinner at
little Ilka the old days of radio
FULLY
tha
Church
Sunday.
Guest
speak
and
Mr.
and
Mr*
Ed
Guystte
DOBS
NOT
when tome personality used to
EXPLAINED
er was, Chaplain C. !«. Arnold of
left
Monday
for
their
hem*
In
describe and read the comics.
BILIBVK
th* SNAAS. who gnva a vary In
TO AND
That’s shout It. Rut It’s enough Vermont after spending the win
IN
spiring
message.
WANTID BT
to hsv* won a loyal snd dsvoted
n,
Mr*. Wind*! Braddy and Mrs.
ilFO R M IN G
HttilUfipm
pW Y
ih■ ben*
«in . .
A# ..r , Moran
THE ONES
audience «H(
which
hss
kept bint
him «n
. of.
Ih* air dallyIn Chicago and now IJ**haonvllla spent th , w.sksnd Willi# Andars wsr* hostesses to
OUR
WHO
rAY THB
has expanded to NBC-TV
net- h'[* wl,h1 Wanda and relaUv.s. a stork showar Saturday *v*nlng
BILL - THfci
TAX
In honor of Mr*. David Oldham.
work on Saturdays 11:30 a m.
TAXPAYERS
-m y
and family spsnt Thursday avs- Gams* were played and refresh
STRICTURE
OP SEMINOLB
*
nlng In New Smyrna Beach with ments of csks, punch snd candy
COUNTY
Mr*, nraddy’s father, Mr. and war* strvtd to th* 10 prsssntto tha Nations,* Nlchol Junior Mrs. Jo, Goodson and son Don- Th* hall was decorated In mlssd
Choir.
gladioli and th* gift table was
; aid.
A VOTE FOR
Sermon Mr. Mrlnnls ("A Sword
Th* T-TA sponsored a chicken overlaid with a lac* tab!* cloth.
JACK K. STKMPER
of the Spirit")
pie aupper and a political rally The honor## received many gift*.
9:46 a.m.
Sunday School Friday evsning at tha community
IH A VOTE FORi
Mr*. T. W. Pravatt and daugh
10:30 a.m. Ssialon me*U for hall. Approximately 280 attended. ter Addle and Mr*. Paul Max
• NO INCREASE IN TAXES
Praysr In tha Session Room.
• FAIR EQUALISATION OF TAXES
well and daughters Ruth snd
• SINCERITY PLUS UNDERSTANDING
lliOO a.m.
Morning Worship 0:15 t.m. Family Servlc. and
. ■"* M r|. John Msxw."
• QUALIFIED PERSONAL VISITS TO
Anthem — "Lead Ms. Lord," Edchurch school
; ; r* vU,Un*
0rl,BH" Thur"
TAXABLE ROPBRTY
mundson, Chancel Choir.
11:00 t.m. Choral Eucharist and n*"‘
• EXPERIENCE IN PROPERTY VALUES
Solo - "Just For Today," 8eav»r,
Harold Gltgsr v»d Roger Max
Sermon
SUPPORT AND ELECT
by Mrs. Chari** Wilks.
well. spent Sunday
at Ntw
Services through th* weak:
Sermon Mr. Mdnnls ("A Sword
Smyrna
Beach.
JACK
E. STEMPER
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Fri
of th* Spirit")
FOR
TAX
ASSESSOR,
SEMINOLE COUNTY
day
and
Saturday
•
Holy
Com
Nurtarls* for rhlldrtn under
Easter Island It U milts l*ng
(Palitlcal Adv. Paid far by Jack B. Stamper)
munion
•
7:30
a
m,
three, and thrae I" six, every
Wednesday • Holy Communion- and 7 miles wide.
Sunday morning during th* Wor
10:00
a.m.
•
ship hours 1:48 a.m. and 11 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
Pioneer Fsllawthlp.
1:00 p,m. Bsnlor High Fallow- THK LITTLE BROWN CHURCH
ON THE HIM. ,
snip.
Corner Tark Avenue
1:00 p. m. Evening Worship.
and 24th Street
Anthem • "Into Th# Woods My
J. Bernard Root, Minister
Master Want," Lutkln, Youth
Kr»d F.nsminger, Associate
Choir,
Picture - A Religious Picture Sunday School ...................... 0:48
............ 11 no
will he shown Instead of a Morning Worship
Sermon: "Whst Has God Done
sermon.
For You?"
Telephone Time
Geneva
Don't Gamble With
Seminole County's FUTURE!
FIRST BAPTIBT CHURCH
PARK AVE. AT ith ST.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
1307 Hanford Avenue
W. P. Brooks J r .
I’aslnr
Perry L. Slone, Minister
Frag B. FIthar, AMortat* Pastor
Telephone 1413
Kirby Rogers.
Music Director
Mrs. Marvin Mlltm
Organist Sunday School, 9:43 a. m. Adult'
lesson, "Converted and Com
Early Morning Worthlp 8:48 a.m.
missioned."
Sunday School
8:48 a.m.
Morning Worship
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship, 11 a. m. Thame
"Th* Landlord of th* Good
(Broadcast nr»r WTRR)
Earth." Th* choir will sing an
Training Union
8:49 p.m.
anlhsm.
Evsning Worship
8:00 p.m.
Fellowship Hour ,
P:0O p.m. Christian Youth Fellowship, 4:3(1
p. m. Topic, "Why People
Wadnaaday Prayer Service 7:30
Marry."
NURSERY AT ALL SERVICES Evening Worship. 7:M. Theme,
"When tho Rluo- Get You
Th« l.nrd'e Slipper will he ohDown."
etved at both morning ser
Th* public It Invited N»w resi
vlets.
dents, Navy pirsonnal. and tour
ist* receive a apedsl waleoma.
HOLT CROSS CHURCH
OG-itr**t parking It provided
(F-jissoptl)
Rev. H. Lytlltton Zimmerman, south of tha sanctuary snd north
of tho parsonage, Sablss a rt
R. f)„ RMlor
cared for In the annex during
R o|ilian Sunday
Holy Eucharixt1morning worship.
8:00 a.m.
9£ l
y »:■>
SOMETHING
NEW
Morning Worship 10:46 a.m.
Evening Evengellstle at 7t80
p.m. The pestor will be preaching
at both services.
Christian
Srrvlro T r a i n i n g
Clsssss st 4:3(1 p.m.
Alia the following week-day
eervlces:
Prayer moating each Wsdnsw
day at T:4I p m.
Youth Activities each ThuraN
day at Ti46 p.u.
Tha Church of tho Nasarana
holds no ’itrange doctrine* but
you will find It strikingly simi
lar to all you normally have
bean taught as old fashioned
Protestantism.
A nursery at til regular iirvice* and courteous usher* will
makt your church going a pleas
ure.
Lawrence.
fulthtU by half a yard of tmlle.
A darby eovart aa expanding
baJdnaaa and a bow tla Indicates
laaatiaa of hla naeb. Ha looks Ilka
a comla flfura made out of a rubb#p balloon.
This has mad# him ahanalaa
and attraeUva to millions of cklT
d m who know him as thalr star,
loving Untie Jshaaft
Unlike real unclea who wlalt'
ntphswa and n ltrtt on holidays
and other scattered orcailoni,
Uncle Johnny comes around as
N fular as sponsors will permit,
thanks to teundalen.
Coons deoen't figure that his
show Is drastically different than
moat other* directed toward chll*
d m . It's • personality show,
pegged to Mi popularity aad attrart b oases to thU dm .
TW ENTY-THRU MBN ATTACHED U tho
At SS, ho la a hobbling, affor* their now rates and advancement earUftcata*
vsecant guy, full of Joviality. Be a Navy wide competitive examination. Capt,
fore hla audience, ho seem* Ilka awarded tha rartlflcatae and affared toner:
JO H N
COUNTY
Finance thoee needed Home Repairi with a low-coet-FHA repair loan—No Down
Payment— up to 36 n o n th a to repay.
Your loan ean cover both material and labar. You need not be a depositor to tako
advantage o f.th li economical wav to n p alr your home. An PHA Loan will pay for
the following repain and many otnen.
1 Chliutap raptlra
" Valley* aad gatUra
” Porch aad atap**-
K R ID E R
C O M M IS S IO N E R
A G G R E S S IV E
ALERT
ABLE
S p h in q ,
TIME T 0 PAINT UP
FIX UP
Insulation
Caulking
New m nf
IL IC T
9
JO H N
K R ID E R
E X P E R IE N C E D
SAYS:
"At election time, promlaen glow the brightest, but the brighter they glow, tha faatar
thay fad*. Because I ballava you votara ara not Interested in fiction, and bacauaa th*
eholca of eounty commlaalonera la of extrema Importance, my promliaa ara eon*
fined to my peat performance aa a public official. Tha axperlenca I have gained
in that public aarvica and tha record I have achieved for aupportlng and aponsoring
proyrasaiva action ! baliave la aoma indication to you of my qualification for tha
office. I aamaatly aolldt your vote and aupport on May 8th."
THE FACTS ARE:
1. John Xridar believe* eounty road money ahould b* budgeted on a county-wide
baa la of need, and undar the auperviaion of a competent road engineer.
3, John Xridar ballavaa tha county commiaaion ahould cooperate with all niunlcl*
palltiaa within tha county on tha building of aeeeat roadi.
IslgBsinns
FLO RIDA STATE B A N K OF SA N F O R D
M U M ill f . D. L C .
8. John Krider ballavea county fir# protection can beat bo provided by financial
rfralatanre to municlpalitlaa, and not by eatablahing a county fire department, which
would require more taxes.
(Pa 14 tar hr Joke Vrtdar Ceesfalie Fund)
�w -m
w .
is a s w m
^SIK ARCHIBALD’* AND HIS MAN. PFC. J. P. Williams,
NAAS Marina Detachment, pose for thalr first formal •liting.
“ARCHIE" Is a thoroughbred English Bull, and betides ihat ha
Is tha official mascot of tha Marina Unit. (Official, Phot* i U. 8.
Navy)
' WELCOME ABOARD “ ARCHIE"— Sir Archibald, official mascot of
the NAAS Marine Detachment, receive* a warm welcome to the
Station from Captain Robert W. Jackson (I), Commanding Officer
of the NAA8, and Cdr. II. C. Cole* (r), Executive Officer. Pfr. J. P.
Williams acts as ticort to his majesty. (Official Photo, U. S. Navy)
Enterprise
•
By HELEN SNODGRASS
The regular meeting of (he
WSCS of the Barnett Memorial
Methodist church was hrld at the
home of Mra. H. R. liter* on
Court St. Tuesday evening.
The following members were
present: Mrs. Ida Padgett, Mr*.
J. V. Richards, Mrs. Louis# Wil*un, Mr*. IL A. Throop, Mrs. F. C.
Long, Mrs. Harvey Dunn, Mr*.
(% Neighbors, Mrs. A. Evans, Mrs.
W. Hite, Mrs. Bsscom Carlton
and Me*. Hler*.
’nils waa the annua! pledge
meeting for ih# group and the
program waa given hy Ate*. Dunn,
Airs. Evans, Air*. Neighbors and
Mrs. tang. Plana wens discussed
for tho Silver Toa to bo sponsored
by the group at the home of .Mrs.
Richards Friday, Alay It with
Air. Norman L. Bonnet of DeLand
W as special guest speaker, who will
apeak on Florida's Major Ken
ning Rawlins and her place in
the literature of the deep aouth.
Following the meeting refereah*
inenla were served by the hoates*.
An invitation to this tea la ex
tended to the public.
Mr. Ann Wagner I* attending
tho State Conference of jocial
worker* In Jacksonville t h i s
a week.
w
Airs. Charles Vaughaa and 0.
M. Snodgrass returned to their
borne In Aleadow View, Virginia,
after having been the house guests
of Air. and Mrs. Al. H. Ryan for
the part week.
Air. and Alra. C. D. Whitcomb
have returned to their home in
Lexington, Ky.
Mr. and Mr*. J. P. Couliielie
entertained at their home on Main
S t Sunday with a family get to
gether dinner. Mr. and Alra. Ru
fus CouUletle and family of Invcmesi, Mr. and Airs. Martin and
family of Panama City, Mr. and
Airs. Ralph Coulletle and family
and Alra. tlosa Lee Peterson and
Carroll Peterson of Enterprise,
enjoyed the dinner.
Eddie W. Ratledge, former realdent of Enterprise, now of Clay
ton Heights, Del. waa vltiling
hit aunt, Mrs. Maud Lynam and
renewing other acquaintance*
Wednesday.
Mr*. Lillian Carter returned to
her home In Reynolds, Ga. after
having sp in t past .several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Rosa Lee
Peterson.
The Rev. snd Mrs, Jamas MeDuHough and sans of Greens
boro are sprndJng several days
with Airs. McCullough's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tyler.
Mrs. H. E. Driddock attended
the funeral service* of her couain
Paul F. Ponteaux of DeLand Tues
day afternoon at th« Allen Summerhill Memorial Chapel In DeLand. Sh wsi accompanied by
Mrs. Jimmy Bynum.
The Rev. Baicom Carlton waa
Alethodltt speaker at the Trinity
Mihodist church In Bradenton
Sunday evening.
Aiiss Carolyn MtMullen, socio
logy major e t Station Unlvaralty
of Largo arrived Thuraday to ha
■ubttltuU house parsnt at tha
F l o r i d a Methodist CChlldm'a
Home.
A group of visitor* from the
Wetley Memorial Church In Lake
land enjoyed a visit Sunday to
tha Childran’a Roma eempua.
Mlsa Mae Hankins will spend
this weekend with bar sponsor
group In Hasting*.
Mr*. W. P. Snodgrass relumed
“UBE BELLAS DON’T MAKE SUCH A FUSS OVER ME”— Sir
Archibald, or "Archl#" a* hit elute friend* are allowed to call him,
appears In a modest mood as ha is welcomed aboard the NAAS by
Captain J. T. Blackburn (r), Commander of tha Heavy Attack
Win* One, and Cdr. I. 0. Peters tl), Senior Staff Officer of tha
Win* Pfe. J. P. William* look* on. (Official Photo, U. 8. Navy)
ARCHIBALD AND HIS COURT relax at the Marina barracks In
a few of-duty momenta. “Archie'' la the mascot of the NAAS Ma
rine Detachment, (pictured left to right! pfc. M. P. Chnpllinsky, Pfe.
J. G. Baker, Pfc. A. A. Covllle, CpI. It. S. Blodgett, CpI. E. K. Sub*|
and CpI. W. J. Jones. (Official Photo U. S. Navy)
!o her home in Elkton, AM., af
ter a visit with Mr. and Mr*. M.
II. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. K. C.
Snodgrass and Alls* Helen Snod
grass.
The baked food sale sponsored
hy th« M.Y.F. of the Methodist
Church Saturday morning cleared
approximately 120.00
Dr. and Mr*. L, F. Friend of
Jacksonville spent tha weekend
at their home at Green Springs.
Grandma Faber of Shaprea Is
■pending several days with Alls*
Doris Faber, having been called
hy the lllnee* of her ion C. W.
Faber of Detand.
Tha program, “Tha Garfield
Evens Story," written and very
capably directed by Alra. Bsscom
Carlton Sunday evening at tha
Barnett
Memorial
Methodist
Church was very educational and
most Inspirational and at the
close of the program the offering
taken for missions amounted to
approximately $80.
R. P. Wilson of Atlanta, Ga.,
was spending part of Wednesday
with hi* mother, Mr*. Louisa Wil
son snrouta from Orlando,
Ysmen, a nation In the Arabi
an Peninsula ha* 4 4 million peo
ple.
BY YIRVIMA P. ANDERSON
Friends of Mrs. II. E. Seibert
nitl k. sorry to hear that her
father
seed away at his homt,
near
trait, Alleh.. April 23.
tha fu. era I, Mrs. 8c 1rned to Lake Mary, arme, Thursday,
Mr. and Mr*. Rena A, Jimines
of Sanford have bought tha Bre
mer houie and moved In.
Friends of Airs. John A. Peckham will ba Interested In know
that sha Is In tha Atlantic Coast
Lina Hospital In Waycroas, Ga.,
whot« she underwent surgery on
Wednesday. She Is making a good
rteovery,
Air. and Mra. R. A. Ayer* spent
a long weekend In Ft. Myers,
visiting hi* brother-in-law and
lister, Mr, and Mr*. R. B. Siceloff. returning to Lake Mary,
April 34,
Bobby Taylor, US Air Force,
stationed at Albany, Ga., was
spending last weekend with rela
tives In tak e Mary, Saturday,
he was In a riding accident,
breaking his teg at a result. He
Is now confined to the Orlando
Air Force Ilae* Hospital.
Monday avenlng a group of
Lake Alary friend* paid L. Q.
Pickering a surprise visit to wish
him well, on hi* 80lh birthday.
At a late hour, they enjoyed the
big hlrthday cake and Ira cream.
Saturday, Mra. C. N. Gardner
of Carbondale, Penn*., and her
daughter, Alls* Alary Barbara
Gardner of Philadelphia, Penns,,
accompanied by several of the
latter’* friends arrived to spend
a short vacation with hsr ion and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr*.
Walter Gardner, Th# young ledlee expect to go as far a*
Miami, but Mr*. Gardner will re
main In tak a Mary.
Mr*. S. J, Grsdy arrived Mon
day to visit hsr son and daugh
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Lee. It will ha remembered that
the Grady* art former resident*
of tak a Alary now. living In
Starke.
Mrs. IT. At. Gleason Is at homa,
following
recent surgory
at
Saminota Memorial Hospital, Sanford.
Mr. and Mrs, Marcus Green of
Smyrna, Tenn., ara the guests of
her parents, A1r. and Mrs. W. 0.
Ferguson.
Air*. C. W. Welderhotd hss re
turned to her home on Aloonshln*
Lake, after helng confined to tha
.Seminole Memorial Hospital in
Uanfnrd for two weeks.
Friends of Professor Hugh
Carlton, principal of taka Mary
School, will ba sorry to hear that
h« la confined to hit homo becausa of Illness.
Allas Gayla Burks I* at home,
suffering from a case of mumps
Alls* Colleen Matthew* la also
GAINESVILLE ID—Two $M0
year scholarship* will be given
by Hi#’ Tampa Mqrnlng Tribune
to promising students In Journal
Ism at Ih* University of Florida.
Rae 0. Wctmcr, director of the
school of journalism and commu
nications, announced the award*
yesterday. 1IQE SAID THEY W1 B
yesterday. He said they will be
given In honor of the late John
Stewart Bryan, who was owner
ami publisher of the Tribune amt
former president of William and
Mary College.
Hera ar« authoritative ans
wers from the Veteran* Admin
istration to (our question* of Intsrast to former.servicemen anj
their families:
Q. I recently exchanged my
World War II Ul permanent Ineurance policy for ■ reduced
amount of paid-up Insurance, on
which I no longer will have to
pay premiums. Will this paid-up
Insurance give me the mine bene
fit* a* any other permanent 01
policy?
A, Acs. Your paid-up Insurance
will have cash value, a loan pro
vision, and will share in all Gl
ENFORCEMENT OF
dividends.
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LAWS COLLED
y 1 ant eligible for Korean G h JACKSONVILLE (A Tho ExBill training, hut I am thinking (cuuve committee of tho JacksonOf going hack Into active mill- villa Ministerial Alliance called
tary service. Could I take a Gl'yesterday for enforcement of laws
correspondence cours* whllo I’m against Ihr Ku Klux Klan,
In uniform?
A resolution said the Klan rcA. No. Under the law, veterans cently has been staging demonmay not receive Korrnn Gl train- Orations and
Ihat It is“ known
ing while «n active duty-even to be onorganlaallen based
on
though they meet all tha law’s h»*p »nd Intolerance to racial and
other basic requirements.
’
difference" and which
n wilt ■ I „ ... I ,
'" la to all Inlonl* and purposes
q. will I he required to pay an ouUiWfl(1 ln Florida,"
extra fee if I want to pay off
part of my Gl home loan In ad
about- their
benefit*
vance? I know that In eonto motion
should
write
tha
VA
office
a t 4ii
mortgages, a penalty must be
E. Central Ave. Orlando,
paid In making such payment*.
A. Under tho Gl loan program,
loans may he paid off or redured
without the payment of any fee,
extra charge or penalty,
Q, May I receive VA outpa
tient car# for treatment of a nonservice-connected dlsalllly?
A, No. Under the taw. outpa
tient ear* generally is limited to
veterans who need it for serviceconnected conditions.
Veteran* living
In Central
Florida who wish further Inforcanflned to her home, with th*
earn* malady.
T, F,. Spires was schedulad to
enter tha Florida Sanitarium In
Orlando Wednesday, for a few
days treatment.
W, P, Burke, a patient at the
Central Florid* TB Sanltorlum
In Orlando spent the weekend
with hi* family In Lake Mary.
I
Mr. and Mr*. James MrGea and
th* Bav. amt Mrs, .1. C. Brannon
wer# th# dinner guest* of Mr.'
and Mrs. Herbert Lampert, Tueadsy avantng,
Mrs. J, U Bullard tt visiting
relatives In Jacksonville.
*
May 4, I N I
*
ew
,I
musl.v d
‘ (Itef
Groom# Academy, Including
band and choral group*,'wlll pr#* ,seni its annual myalcai
a t 8:15 In the school •ydiUrflpgUi> The theme I*' Musl^Oor Heri
tage and the sponsors ara Ed A- , f
Ploiiiaut, Airs. -Kvelya * Clark, .
Mrs, Katherine B. Holly - a n d .
Roy Allen, principal,
.m
.Everyone i* urged to com* a
bring thalr friends,
< '; • , m
The
Rclndcrr hauling a tied can
travel U miles an hour lot le a f
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OPEN AND
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DISCUSSION OF :
ALL ISSUES ’*
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G o v u n o r ahb }§u> U B flv C o x jjn i
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MAY SPECIAL
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TRAINED
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THIS SPECIAL IS FOR THE MONTH OF MAY
SOUND
Beginning May 7th
EFFICIENT
FAIR
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Southside Laundromat
Downtown Cleaners
& Laundry
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Delivery Servlet
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Ph. 476
ltr to our ambitions for our children,
or shouldn't they be? Don't we wan!
our government to be clean end
wholeiome and good and honest?
Don't we want our government to
commend the respect of our own cltl*
sens end of the Nation end the whole
world, for that matter? It Is so terr"
important to our fultpe and
ire property," .
O O V fR N O R
Phone 614
Ave.
TAX A SSESSO R
r
Said Governor LeRoy Coljinj In hit
campaign Kickoff Speech:
"Wo are blessod at our home with
four fine and tiealthv children end,
like all parent*, our hopes and fears
snd our ambitions are wrapped up
ln these children, . , ■
“I have often thought, aren't ottr
ambitions for our govcr.v
106 E. 25th St. KOODMART BLDG.
YOUR VOTE AN® SUPPORT APPRECIATED
;
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cuporation.
It sooms aa if thora la no and to tha
tasks that ara performed by th* Woman'*
group of ladien dedicate their apafo Auxiliary of-cur -hoap(ttJ-^nA_a,( of th*
to sorring tha grosteet humanitarian ladles are volunteers, sons with in hour a
t in the world tddsy — tha hMpitat. ■ day that they may contribute to th* well
In rr day* nccordinr to a rigid echedule, being of folks who are hoapltal patients,
lU lto f tha Woman’* Auxiliary of tho acme with longer hours that can ba devoted
Manorial Hospital provide many to cheerful volunteer aarvic*. But whatever
for tho patients that othomino time of day dns might visit Seminole MemI tako hour* upon hour* away from tho orial Hospital there will always ,b* on* or
more of these cheerful ladies on hand to
| v * trained nuraoo.
. .
ho Woman'* Aunlliary of tho Sominol* take care ,of soma Important need of a visi
orlal Hoapltal taka* car* of tho Infor- tor or patient.
en Book. Thoy anawer tho telephone
One of the important alma of the Wom
information about tho condition of an's Auxiliary of Seminole Memorial Hospi
OH, thoy toko potlent* to thoir room* tal though, ia to find ways and means of
I admtttod, thoy tako rialtors to room* raising funds for tha purchase of equipment
itattveo and frlondn, and thoy rocelv* that is needed a t our hospital.
ito flowon aont to tho hoepltsl
Their projects, planned for th* future,
will provide many modem improvements to
it. just a small part of thotr our already modem hospital. However, each
’•4 #1F V£,<5"^ daf*"
.V’?
Item they have Included In thoir plena pro
Hi immaeulat* uniforms of bosti- vide additional service* to tho patients.
•Olor. tho ladioo of tho Hospital AuxlHowever, as w# look over the duties
u S t In tho oorving of th* noon meal thaaa ladiss perform, one can Imagine tha
ifStknt* throughout tha huge honpitnl valuable time of a trained nursa or techni
Bding whan needed.
cian taken from thoir duties aa they serve,
>fh*y propar* and arrange flowers for
Hoots' rooms and set that thoy or* kept th* sick, injured and hslpless patients.
What’s more, every hour these ladies
porfeet shop* for tiw enjoyment of those
serve is volunteer and without psy.
It is no wonder that ws watch their
! \ rofiiftf fiUff from th* Ladioo Auxili*
r io on duty at tho snsck shop where activities with pride and pitch In to help
p m * * , cigars, magazines and gifts ar* them whenever possible.
|M |t on hand for both patients and visitors.
Because of the tremendous service the
Mot ooffoo and tondwiches ar* served as Woman's Auxiliary Is to tha Seminole Mem
WMI aa candy, cracktrs, chewing gum and orial Hospital and to the patients who visit prove relations with the Wait or
there, w* believe that It la one of our finest
n ^ fto m this group of onergetlc workers Is and most humanitarian organisations.
iln etd tf • sowing eommittes. Boforn th*
And that it why w# want to do our part
‘t t K b i t of tho Seminole Memorial Hospital toward making the goals set by tha Woman’s
tnsoo ladioo prepared eheets, pillow esses, Auxiliary a success.
By RAM DAWBON
NEW YORK iA — U S. livings
•utjgtool gowns, dressings, bandages and
Pancake Day Is set for Sunday and bands face nstv competition ai
many other items from cloth that needed
throughout
the day, from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. Sorias E starts it* 18th year.
gOWtaf and stitching. It is now th* duty of
aHUl group to keep the items stored in the the entire staff of Th# Sanford Herald will Thrill Is commanding higher r».
W in closets in perfect shape — repairing be eooking pancake# for all who will come turns thoso days. Tho savings
banks and Cio commercial banxa
by th* Fik’s Club and enjoy them.
Contributions will be accepted for the ar* raising tha intarait ratos thoy
pay the savers. Tho yislds on cor.
man's Auxiliary of Seminole Memorial Hnx* Woman's Auxiliary with the gross receipts porale bonds and nn nontaxahle
Those lOdiee are collecting books and turned over to that organisation to be used ■tate and municipal bonds have
A w to bo circulated among the pat- in tbs worthy and worthwhile project! they boon riling. Even worst, soma
olhor forms of U.8. Troaiury
to provide an avenue of rest and re* hove proposed to aeeomplieh.
The Sanford Herald la contributing all bonds ara now yielding more than
m during periods of sickness and re*
of the ingredient* and food for pancakes, do the nonmarketable savings
sausage, and coffee for th l gigantic Pan bonds.
fieri** I , which started life May
cake Day celebration.
1, 1*41, as a form of th* notion's
Aa a matter of great interest, Poneak* financial preparation for defense,
Day is sat for ths first day of tha nation has had lie up* and downs in pop
wide Hospital Week when, not only San- ularity.
In tha early months of the bull
fo ri and Seminole County, but the entire markst In stocks, Investors tend,
Nation will stop momentarily during tha ed to shun tha plodding E bonds
k . k l . k . . ' . . . __ _ , V . .
- wboervance to note the wonderful efforts th* seeking Ith*
higher! returns they
could
foresee
from buying com*
' hoopitals everywhere or* making toward
the rollevtng of suffering and curing th* mon stocks. In recent months, as
slack prices climbed faster than
ills of the nation's sick.
dividends, and th* yields on stocks
Without tha help of such organisations ••Ah closer tn thl yield on foras the Woman's Auxiliary of the Seminole porale and government bonds, the
Memorial Hospital, hospitals would be se E hand bounced bsek Into favor.
It still yields almost is much ae
Friday, May 4, 19151! verely handicapped because of added expense many
of th* highly priced blue
and inability at times to meet tha many ob* chip storks.
But the yield on s i" .
T H S f l BHLP T B M
ligations a hospital staff mutt perform.
Inga bonds doesn’t change. It
(Sod fam ed men of the dust of tho earth.
come* to 3 psi cant II they are
Oensalo fiT—'The chamleal aliments in the
hold • year* and 8 months, and
Wouldn't It bo nlc* if w* w*r* th* high- 1 per cent thereafter up to to
human body art worth loce than a dollar,
) n atngio sail ha* mot* unknown myster* minded, public gplrited, Intelligent citizens yosr* of extended life,
than a thousand laboratories. Man was no that politicians toll ua w* ar* in election Some eight million employes of
42.000 business firms buy them on
yaarat
By IA L BOYLS
day—from bass t* iMpplng e k r t NEW YOBJt J>-Tber* ar* near- h « « • "
ly light million Amarlcana is the «»“ U did hor*« pi*/** » I t r t
itoek market bow.
*1®A i tack hold* r 1c known 11 •'a Ttoty brtak 4own Inin i tv in l
partner la Industry," and whan *«nmoa types, and
P ^b ib lj
you moot a guy who own* a ahara **■ ,r,c°laiM Mm* 1
^ow in lh# aama company you doi-you (“fi M y#ur *»■ «($*•?
give him tha greeting cry of the Tha wandering Investor—Ilk* an
Old Wait, "Howdy, pardnsr."
Impatiant prospector, be atwaya la
Tha New York Slock Exchange lacking for (old over Um next hllL
hopefully pradlcta that eventually Today ha buy* Du Pant, tomorrow
thara will ba between 40 and 50 he aatla and gee# ia for General
million itockheldari In this coun* Molora, the neat day ha la brows*
try.
lag in A. T, * T.
Tha prediction may wall coma The form shoot player - he
true. Already buying itoek la lm- • M * « • a month buying atock
portent tor other r* aions than po»- *orhet advisory aervieea on how
aibla financial gala. H'a becoming he can beat place the IU a month
A metier of'social prcsUge. " ha can actually lsvari.
In um a circle* If yau don’t awn The big eperaler — thl* fallow
at laaat a few share* of stock you hlata mysteriously on hla (reman*
•re regarded a* one of civilise. dona vanturta. lu t at least one* a
tlon’i eallflowers. They think weak he borrow* lunch mopay
maybe you still rid* lo work on a from you, explaining, "I’m short
bicycle and that your idea af fun ef ready cash—up to the kilt in
U to read tha poama of Henry Consolidated Moonbeams."
Wadsworth Longfellow aloud In The nama-dropper — In the old
! ! T p4-0,r,t t
day* ha used to brag b* one* had
Tn* average business office to* shaken hand* with Marilyn Monroe
""
at n eharily baU. Now he bragi,
a
a
am
" 0 « a a wbe 1 eat oant t* an the
lA W lP Ifl
C m o f
aubway this momlng-the chair*
IW V Irig
I 0 5 T
man #f lh* beard of Cosmic Glut,
Wf Mttlg Im i bnen said'about on* of th*
«t woridny rohinteor organizations in
Insteid, ai soon n they alighted
from their plane they gave a
friendly nod toward tha British
tales and then tumid their full
gixe on the United States Ilka two
tuvallng laleimen getting ready
solving th« disarmament problam.
These two man, Bulganin and
Khrushchev, with their trips to Yu.
goilavia, Asia and Britain, have
gone to a lot of trouble to make
Buaala look like a friendly neigh
bor on the street of nations.
US Savings Bonds Face Competition
C
VOTE FOR
AND
SUPPORT
GORDON V.
FREDERICK
State
Representative
GROUP 2
Dent Forget Te Tote In
Beth The Primary And
Special Election.
POLICE CAPTAIN, PATROLMAN
PACK CHARGE*
Cle a r w a t e r o n - a police
cepteln end a patrolman wer* te
face charge* before a mogfstrat*
today that thoy assaulted a lav
■m op* rnor wuil* off duty.
CapL Wymsa Beam end Eujea* fihoete Jr., wore suspended
by Police ChM Georg* McClim.
me, ponding outcome of tho heirlag holer* MefiMreto J. A Reg.
a payroll savings plan, accounting
for about 180 million doll i n a
month.
In all some 40 million persona
own E bonds today with a total
value of M billion dollars.
The E bonds are a sure and con.
■tanl thing. Thtlr yield doesn’t go
down, as can tha yields tut mar
ketable U. S. Bonds, corporate
bonds and common stock. And
their maturity value Is stable. In
M d b Atvwp
.
n o t, charging the MBear i cam*
. « hla plte* three times and
thiwetaned h U and Mod te beat
contrast to the dally fluctuations
In the market value of common
stocks.
A yosr ago U. 8. savings bonds
ylsldsd mors than most other gov.
oramont bonds, and now they
don't. Tchy one* yloldod eonsld*
arably mere than tax free stats
and municipal bonds, and now
they yield only a little mori and
•re subject to tax.
In that sens* tho 13th birthday
Is a trying occasion for tho old
faithful E bond.
Migraine Headaches
Diminish Alter Fifty
I a o u r n u w there seems to be Mould try to p r a m t another by
a a advantage ia getting old. avoiding nervous aad emotional
While tome af the body * me- dlaturbaacea whenever poeaihl*.
. _
hours, get plenty
[
of
ehlaery hagtaa to ran down aa we
■asa the half eeatory mark, cer sleep and amid eyoetraia. If you
tain aliments which wo might
glaaeae, have them cheeked
have had throughout our earlier
aka sure you hare Um right
prescription.
Ufa tend to clear op.
M igraine headache* are an Keep your bowel* normal by
eating tha proper food*, not by
example.
taking laxatives. And be alert for
This disorder which nsuaOy
line around the age of puberty i aliengy to any specific food
tend* to diminish after ths age which might bring ea aa attack.
of 60. still, yoo ca n t wait until At the first symptoms of n mlyou outgrow migraine. Yoo have m in e headache, yon might tie
>wn in n quiet, darkened room.
to do something about that mis down
erable pain a lot aarllct.
Wet cloths, either hot or cold, or
a hot water beg or an Ice beg, may
be applied to your hoed. Try both
Women appear to ba mort atu- host end cold to determine which
rcptlble to migraine than ar* La best tor relieving the pain. ^
men. And the disorder Is particu Tlghl lomdogo
larly likely to be found in cornel
actions or emotionally unstable A tight bandage around you*
rona. Heredity also appears te bead at the forehead might help,
too. And you eaa try plunging
a factor.
Individual caeca may follow your hands Into ice water fear one
'e y estrain , fatigue, emotional mlnule. Repeat this three times
strain, the menses or ovulation. at half hour intervals.
One or two aspirin or amptrla
Eating certain foods may
anpound tablets may bring **allergic migraine.
lief. But tt W always beet to eaa
your doctor. He has numerous
at hie dls^oaal, which asa
1 An untreated attack
bring prom pt:
for several hour* or m s for
Some victims experience several
I have hod n t a a
attacks a week, other* may have Mr. T
ef Man. W onUa*
only one er n w a year. q»ear s Mr, Mr a w
Iraval ha ha— t t i har neat
j
attacks diminish dm '
Anmm* i M m i libifi to io m b p
nancy. And they may
ttrely after t h r menopause, hut ponying heart tailor*, I see nn
UiU, ef eoaraa, ie not true in reason why air trawl should be
harmful or
One* you’ve had an attack, yen of i
a in *, xw*
There Is danger of underrating
them. It is usual In this country
to be suspicious and even scornful
of th* Busslsns. The suspicion Is
nilurcl sine* Khrusheber himself
has said communism’s elm remains the same; te communis*
the world.
But scorn Is out of date. The
Russians are no longsr backward.
They are next to this country In
Industrial development. They may
pull abreast. And In the past cou
ple of years they have shown inittstivo and Imagination.
What effect thsy'ro hiving with
their new tactics may not appear
for a year, or fiv* years or a
decide. In this country the habit
Is to judge (ho success or failure
of foreign policy la terms of
months or at the most four yeeri.
Every four years the adminis
tration, Democratic or Republican,
has to Justify its foreign policy
before the voters. But time h it
e different meaning for the Rui•lan leaders. They are not answer
able at any given moment to the
R unlin people.
And, sines they operate on the
theory that communism will win
out In the end, they can take chair
tlma* Bulganin and Khrushchev
ar* moving fist but they still don't
act like men In a rush. : r
rr
RE.EI.KCT
w
W. Hugh Duncan
Ju stice of th e P*se*
REWARD
• HONEST and
* FAITHFUL
• PUBLIC SERVICE
(Pd. Pol Ad )
SEEt HEAR
FARRIS
BRYANT
K
Citizens of Sanford!
1b the office who aeled on hie tip,*
The hermit crab—he holds hie
stock eloee to hi* cheat, woo't talk
about the marker at all. Me area
beds la a separata room from his
wife for fear that during Me sleep
he will give away hia laveetiag
•aerate.
The drtamar—he puts HI* lest
tsoe in Bhyblua Uraatum Unlimited
(two shares for a penny) aad gees
around the office la a dose, mtir<A
muring, "one mlUien . . • two
million . . . three million • . ,"
The Hamlat Invostor—he consult*
astrology chart*, comic hooks and
euija boards. If he sees an eld
lady faadlng crumha to pH***1 **
tha atroet, ha aike her: "What
would you do If you ware me? Last
week I bought 10 shares ef Untvtrail Marmalade at Btfi sad new
It's down to SSV4. Should 1 stay m
or get ourt".
O
Of courts, there la tho ordinary
lavattar, tee, the fellow who puts
the monay he can afford Into the
boat stock* h t can find aad tboa .
•aasibly. sits hack and watte for
hie laveatmeo* to mature.
But yau don’t hair much B*m
Mm. He i* moraly looking for more
broad ea oartb—not plo la tha iky.
T O N IG H T
W D IO - T V
1:30 P. M.
boa s record of perform site*
of 10 years In tfco Logtalshuro
that pwrvao ho boo ths AbIHtr, Integrity, and Leadership ho bo Sim m am of Mm Stake of Florida^
F A M IS M Y AW T
m ag
t e u m m .,
a
F A H M S BUY A N T
betUvoa th a t tho OowotroS*
.
■hip should ba sough* net
bought by the high est bidder.
VOTE FOR
FREDERICK
(Paid Political Ad.)
OUR GROWTH IS BEING STIFLED BY
FARRIS BRYANT
ta " • w H ” - •«"“
tho separata. And ho is th*
only esndldsto with s plan to
K.
INABILITY TO EXPAND THE CITY’S
AREA!
WILSON
Ioarnaatly aollclt your eunport and vote on May Ith and eubmlt the follow!
oommont by th* State Auditing Department covering approximately .21 yean
have been in office?
v i
1 IU (port) 1IM _ — "Pet erde were found in excellent condition"
1UT,H*SI ...... ..
"Records of the Office were accurately and neatly kept" ...
I* d # ............................ "Th* Clerk's records a rt in good condition and posting* i
■
• 4 * promptly"
SMIHSlIv"
made
—
Ctork'o records ar* In good oonditioo and posting* are
mad* promptly and eeeuratoty"
—*Tho record* a rt adequate and accurate*
m. "Record* were I* excellent condition"
ih u *
— "All record* wer* well and properly kept"
•
• TWf"t th*1 •*! phaoeo of office procedure wer* luuid*
led in th* moat cradltabla man.-iar. AU records wart In oxcoUont
•mditian." • .
* <Th* record* of tho office wort w al kept"
*9* ban made • good lin k *
(Pei Adw Paid fw hr 0. P. Rendon, Tn *«.)
A LE X A N D E R
1 t i l ? ’! ! * i*v!'
Has promised to introduce 1etiolation to nnnox fringo
areas that ara URBAN IN CHARACTER sad that
«
FARRIS BRYANTwffl fl,hk
“4
corruption sod for maximum
economy in spending ths taxpayers’ mousy. His post
record In the Legislature has proven this to b* tru e
should bo WITHIN THE CITY'S LIMITS. (Advertise.
matt in 27th of April, IBM Sanford Herald)
I
. -
WILSON ALEXANDER I s 'tfo only Can didst* for
Representative who hes taken this positive stand. Let’s
LET'S FA CE IT
It wo truly want good govommont as we gay we do, sad
s hotter ploc* in which to live, wo hsvo li within our
grasp by getting out eloction day and easting our M ia
for the man whoso hand* ara not tied.
•H vote for Wilson Atatftndei end watch Sanford grow.
FOR K Y A N T - A N D I I S U M
( P i Pet. Afv. by W. Alexander)
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State Convention Hignut
Are Reviewed By Delegates
The Sanford Worn to ’i Club held |
Its regular monthly business moot*
tng and luncheon at 1I:M p. m.
Wednesday.
The session waa called to order
by tho prosldont, M n. Frances
Meriwether. Ron tin* bualnesa and
report* ware then given.
Tha highlight* of the State eonrentton held In Lakeland at the
new woman’* Club Building were
then revealed.
1 Mr*. B. C. Moore gave the re
port* ot the Monday *e**lon of
the eeafab whieh wart on the dedi
cation ceremonial for the building.,
Tueaday’a convention highlight*
warn related by M n. Meriwether
which was on the itudent at Flor
ida State Coll*ge from Germany
who I* attending the ached ou a
echolarehlp.
The program on Civil Defenie
and how Important it I* waa alio THE REV. RUSSELL FOSTER
JOHNSON wilt teach a court*
talked about.
on "Church Extemlon !n th*
Wednesday aetlvltle* w*r* given Homeland" at th* fOth annual
by Mr*. Jim Glllon which Inclluded Training School of th* Florida
a memorial oervlce, a talk on h*arl Synodical of th# Preibyterlan
and the awarding of achivementa. Church U. B., which wilt be
Miami and Clearmont ncelved th* held a t the Couulna Hotel May
7-12 In Ormond Bfach.
most award*.
A luncheon wae given for the
delegate* a t Cypren Garden* and •on who** phon* I* 7084 a* toon
th* water ballet wa* alio viewed. •* pottlbl*.
Member* were reminded of the Hoilcita* for th* *r*nt were Mr*
May Breakfaat which will be held H. A. Moatclth, Mr*. B. B. Crum
at • a. m. Wednciday May 0. Th* ley, Mr*. E. C. Harper, Mit* Ade
group wa* aiked to plea** call laide Conte, Ml»» Alice B. Cooper
reiervatlon* to Mr*. Oscar Harrl- m d Mr*. Thom** Hatchett.
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MU* Elisabeth Woodruff and
M U Mary Ron* Spear were hon
ored fiy Mr*. Floyd Cooper. Mr*.
John—G - .j l v v .a n d Mr*. T. F.
MrDanlel at th* Galloway home.
1718 Magnolia Ave, Tueiday af
ternoon
with a mother and
daughter “Colt* Tarty."
Red and whit* decoration* car
ried th* them* of th* irhoot
rotors throughout tha room* of
the lovely home.
Th* (erring table wa* overlaid
with a whlto linen cloth and cen
tered with an arrangement of
red and white carnatloni and
baby’a breath.
Asilitlng tha ho*te**ei were
Mr*. J, M. Leonard, Mrs. Jamr*
Wright, Ml** Marilyn McDaniel
and Mis* France* Strickland.
Approximately 40 guest* at
tended tha affair.
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The Woman's Rocletv of Chriatlan Barrie# , of tb# Fleat Metho
dist Chureh held It* last business
and luncheon meeting of the
rhurch year at McKinley Hall
Tneaday.
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Th# Hall wae heaulfulty de
corated srith spring flower*. Mr*.
B. n. Crumley gar* the devotion
al railing attention to tho Six
Goals of the past year. 8he then
read three verae* of "Oh Jeau* 1
Have PromUed1* eloalng with
prayer,
Mra. W, M. Hunter conducted
the routine buttnesi. A moat In
formal report by th# drlrgate*
to the conference recently held
tn Dayton* wa* given. Tho** at
tending wer* Mr*. Milton Wyatt,
Mm . R. F. Cole, Mra. R. U.
Hutchison and Mm . Aihley Jon**,
Th» way In which the M p o r t
wa* presented wa* moit inter#*ting.
Mm . Jam** Boiard patented
Life Membership* to Mra. Mabt#
Blount, Mr, J. M. Mason. Mr*. J.
MISS ROSE NBIBWANDER
E. WlUon and Mra. W. J, David.
(Photo by Raymond Studio) A* each lady waa escorted to tha
stage # Life membership pin wua
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given to her and certlflrat* pre
sented her.
Flower* wer# then presented
to Mm . Hunter from th# cirri#
chairmen for her “untiring work
Miss Rose Corinne Neisv/ander
Engaged To Robert E. Sellers
Mr. and Mr*. J. H. Neiswander
of Benton Junction are today re
Happy Birthday vealing the engagement of their
daughter,,Hose Corinne to Robert
E. Selim , ton ol Mr. and Mrs.
MAY I
J. K. Sellers of Collldge, Tex.
Tat Dunn
Mi** Neiswendcr waa , born in
J. T. Evan*
Sanford and attended achool* in
MAY 5
Sanford graduating with the class
Michael Sweeny
of ID.Vt from Seminole High School.
Mr*. E. C. Whitcomb
Carolyn F»y F.a»tabrook
Sh# wa* on Iho honor roll In eehool
and wa* a member of the Pep
study tour** at th* bom* of Mr*. Club Trl HI Y and president of
A. A. Myer* on Lake Charm. It Kappa Phi Kappa in DcLand. She
will start at 10 a. m. and a coy- is now omployud by Chase A
cred dish luncheon will h* served
at noon. All P-TA member* are
urged to attend.
Tha Gleaners Cl*** of tb* First
Baptist Church will hold it* regu
lar monthly meeting at the home
of Mra. Willi* Pippin on W. First
The annual Bpring Frolic* of
Street at 8 p. m.
:ho
Sanford Junior High School
The Garden Circle will have a
Board meeting Instead of Wednes will ho presented this yeur at the
new J'iliecreit School Auditorium
day at 8:30 a. m. in the Hut.
hy Hie combined glre clutm of
The Woman's Bible Clu* ot the the Sevrnth end Eighth tirades
First Baptist Church will meet at under tha direction of Mr*. W, G.
7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs, Fleming.
Barney It. Beck. 2442 Laurel Ave.
The program as always will be
Group No. 1 le hosles*.
varied and entertaining, featuring
Circle* of the WSCS of the Meth large mixed choruses from each
odist Church will meet as fultows: grade, along with the eighth
dlst Church will mnei a* follows: grade girls and th* boya In sepa
Circle No. 1 with Mrs. C. S. Ml- rate glee rluhs.
chela, 113 Shannon Dr. at 11 a
The ainging rnsrmhle from the
m. for covered dl»h tunch; Circle Eighth
Grade and the Douhln
No. 1 with Mrs. W. II. Nicholson
o let to from the Scven:h grad*
112 W. KHh Street, covered d(»h S
will aLn render several numbers,
luneh; Circle No. 3 in McKinley
A musical novelty will be put
Hall at it • m , covered dish on dramatising llie song "Ten
lunrh; Circle No. 4 with Mr*. E l> Prrlty (ilr)*" by both the Seventh
Klrrhhoff. Old Lake Monroe ltd ,
Eighth grade students
in .W a m, for covered dl«h lunrh. andTiekeis
msv Im purchased at
and Circle No. 3 with Mr*. B. B
Crumlev, Silver l»ak*, 10 a m the 4iw>r or from any of the stufor covered dish lunch.
Co. and la a member of the Church
of Christ.
Mr. Seller* wsi born in Minne
sota and later moved to Toxaa.
After graduating from High School
ho entered the U. S. Navy where
ha served for (our year*. He Is now
a atudent at Florida Christian Col.
lege where he Is majoring In Math.
Mr. Seller* I* president of the
Student Body at Florida Chris
tian.
Complete wedding plans will be
announced at a Inter date.
Parents Announce
O f O'Delle Hamilton, f.
Mr. and Mn. It. Ernest Hemllton
of Lake Monroe are announcing
the engagement and coming mar
riage, of th.lr daughter, Claudette
O’Dell* to Edward Harrison Small,
son of Mr. and Mr*. Harrison Small
of Grecnburg, Penn.
Mlaa Hamilton la a member of
the graduating clast of Seminole
High School, having received her
earlier education at Lake Monroe
Elementary School.
Mr. Small received his education
In tha Greensburg Schools, prior
to h |i enlistment in the Navy. Mr.
Small It now stationed at ft* San
ford Naval Air Station with VAH
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The wedding will be an event o(
late spring.
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Bob Stoner and wife Ruth of
Sunbury, Pa. vlaitcd William J,
BiBiiop t o o r n d A T R
Blngeman and hi* daughter Eltiabeth last week at tbelr home on
Sunday, a t 4 p.m. tha I
601 W. Third St,
Henry f. LoutUt will
confirmation of All BaUfe7],
Patricia Murphy, South Semi eopal church of E ntarprii*.'
nole Blvd., hai been pledged to the II a.m. there will b« eon
Omlcron Chapter of Sigma Kappa
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Sorority at Jackson College for
Women at Tufla University in
Frozen potato* pattlaa V ia W
Medford. Max*. She 1* a wutho- quickly proper** aa aa aeco»»>
ct
gsa
mora and nvs Seen acuve in" the
m t to flail, >tvex o r m a p *
The drawing of circle for th# theater group, having appeared anl&
-----------new rhurch year was held follow in two productions this year.
ed by a prayer given by Mre. W.
P. Chapman,
"FOR MOTHER
Mr*. Theodore Michel* and Mn.
A delictoui luncheon wa* en Lucllla Normand just returned
ON
HER DAY
joyed by tha 80 ladle* of th* from Miami whore they attended
church snd nno member slated tha Convention of National Council Breck "Hair BauUfaf*
"avcryon# la looking forward to ol Catholic Women. Thera were cold wav* especially
the new year under the leader over 1500 delegate* from all of the
ship of Mra. W. M. Hunter, presi State*. Tha representatives wer. et! for fine or grey I
Reg. 113.00 'A,;,
dent and Mr*. James Boiard, vice
sponsored by their local branch ol
pMsIdrn!."
tha council.
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ROASTING SATISFACTION
The foolproof automatic roast
control, which takea the guess
work out of roasting, differ* »ny
Appliance Manufacturer* In ap
pearance In th* different makv*.
hut tho principle I* the aame. It
does away with the necculty of
mental arithmetic, as you no
Th. affair I* at.o under' '" W r ««’■'« flfure out how long
dent
tn rook the meat or poultry ac
th* direction of the P-TA.
cording ti. It* height and the
Accompanists for tho Seventh degree of "doneneie" drain'd. All
Grade are Judy Ludwig, Stanley you do now Is slick a probe Into
Vlhtan, Hilly Johnson, Ann l.lhby, a meat, set the dial mounted
Margaret Jones, Margaret Gray on the hark of th* Instrument to
and Helen Plltard.
"rare," "well-done" or eomeFor the Eighth Grade student*, where In between, according to
Sandra McKinney, Kay Ivey, your personal taut* — and that’#
Marilyn McDaniel, Judy Herron It You’ll get roasting satisfaction
every lln.«, automatically.
and Kddi* Klrrhhoff,
Annual Spring Frolics Will
Be Presented At Pinecrest
Three-Year-Old
Has Birthday
Mr*. Helen Cnnriantine entertain
ed her great-niece, Data Cerexott
with a birthday party at har
bom* April 27.
Tha llttla gueit* were enter
tained with gamea and delightful
perly favors* after which rcfraihment* of Ice-cream, cake and
punch were served.
Thm . enjoying tha party with
ihe honorra wer# Mary Aim Fox,
Dorla and David Bach, Ginger
Kipp, Beck and Marcl* McMillan
and Johnny, and Gary Joe Butt.
NOW $11.<XH
T
ter
Znlo* New Tub* wgyg, r
soft curly wav* wllh co
ditloner and nautrUliMr*
$15.00 wava fog#•*
• $10.00
Realistic, with erem»Mioa
and neutlllier.
$10.00 Wave for $140
Thru MAY
HARRIETTS
Beauty Nook,.
105 3. Oak Ava.
t £ ttl
All Calendar
datings And
Society News
Are Requeued
By 5 p. m. The
Day Preceding
Publication
Forefmtnd ftfara* gtr* perspetlHa to ten ia view*.
Bo a Landscape A rtlit With Your Comoro
Thi* 1* th# tlm* of year when
wa feat tha call of tha great out
door!.
For even the moat eesunl of
snepshooters among us, if* dif
ficult to think about th* country
without Immediately thinking
about cameras, too. That’s because
picture* that capture the "passing
scene" provide material of uni
versal appeal—* fact borne out
by the great number of scenic
shot* that carry off top honors tn
national photographic contest*.
To achieve the best affect* in
your scenie snapshooting tt might
be well to review a faw of the
basic principles of composition
that guide landscape painters.
Simplicity U usually the secret
of a good landscape. Select a po
sition that will exclude extrane
ous object* which don’t harmo
nise with the real of the ecene.
And don’t let vast panoramic
acenea mislead you. More often
than not, tha really effective pic
tures ar* to b e discovered In very
General Insurance
To The Voters of Seminole County
John W. Meisch
Candidate for Tax Assessor of Seminole County
PRESENTS HIS PROGRAM
small segment* of the ’’wide open
spaces."
After selecting a position, study
the scene carefully In your view
finder. Avoid having a horlson
line cut aquirely arms* the mtddie of tha scene. Include more sky
thin land—o r tf there ara peepla
or promlnant object! In tha fore
ground, ahow more land than aky.
When you ahoot scenic views, It
Isn’t necessary to look for Im
mense, breathtaking tandscapei.
A pleasant glade, a tiny brook,
a tree besldo a eurvinj path will
afford material that’a eaaler to
organise Into an eye-appealing
arrangement full of quiet charm
and Intimacy. Be aure to Include
object# In tha foreground to lend
depth to the view, For example,
if you’re picturing a valley from
a hilltop, back away from tha
very edge ot the hill and Include
■ tree, or a person admiring tha
distant view. If there ar* severe!
trees, create 8 villa by "framing"
Ihe view between tree# with over
hanging foliage.
—John Van Qulldar
FOR THE PROGRESS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY
E q u itatio n of Taxss Will Bs Fair and Honrat
Banquet For A Buck
E q u itatio n of Taxaa Will Not R ata Your Tax *
SATURDAY ONLY
E q u itatio n WiU Cover All Taxable.Properly tn tha County
BUMMER
DRAMAI
OUR DARK
No wo«on’s suwwtar wordrobn It complete wktawT
a dramatic dark sheer fas those important dreee-wpf ?
occasiond Mynetf# styled this elegant beauty of
ocelata-and-nylon triple sheer that’* Ughl-os-e*
breeze, washes and dries In U wink, mlcoculcui
resists wrinkles, and h oh, so COOL) Self-tubing trim
over contrast colored inset accent the neckOwe,
sparked by a jewel plowed bow, Choose fromjovy
block in peffect-ftlttng d iet I JVS to
Vt Genuine Pit Bar-B-Q
Chicken With AH The Trimmings
E q u itatio n ia tha Only Program lhat Will Help tKt School*
THIS la THE ONLY PROGRAM THAT WILL HELP
ROAM AND INDUSTRY
YOUR TOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED
(Fob Adv. Paid for by J. W. Maleck)
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W S C S Holds Last
Meeting O f Year
In McKinley Hall
June Graduates
Feted Tuesday
With Party
p. m.
The Philetbea Cten of th* Wo
Taylor Command No. 28 K T will men of the Fir*; Preibyttrlun
meat at 7:30 p. m. Order of Malt* Church will meet *t 7:45 p. m.
and all Sir Knight* ar# requested with Mr*. W. S. Brumtey hr.,
to attend.
on Celery Ave. Mre. R. E. Hern
There will b* a board mealing don will be Co-hotte**.
of th* Oviedo Woman’* Club a t
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Board of the
7 p. m. In th# Club House. All olJ Women* of the Fjrsl Prethyterien
and niw board member# ar* tnvlt- o , urcj, wm meet in tha Session
td to attend. A covered dl»h »up- Uoo|T, i t
, , m_
p»r wltl b# held before th* meetTh#rt wiU be a Olrl Scant meet
ing with Mre. Joeeph Lelnhan and inj(
the
gjut at 8 p. m.
Mre. Don Ulrey In charge.
All leaden, troop leaden, commit
in* First ( i n * lor t.ie folding tee chairmen and th* troop com
of band*|*i for th* Cencer Loin mittee* ar* urged to attend both
C lout wilt be held from 7;S8 p. m. from the Sanford and Lake Mary
to 18:10 p. m. i t th* Vaeht Club. area. Thi* m alon I* to discus* th*
AB Sot* Sigma Phi member* who Seminole County part in th* new
volunteered ar* *»k#d to remem Council.
Th* Frlendihip clan of th* Fir«t
ber th* date and place.
Th* Junler-Senlnr Banquet of Christian Church will have a pot
th* Oriadn High School i* sehe- luck euppor at the rhurch il li M
Huled to b* held in the Orenge p. m. Bring own table service and
■ rnv#r*d dish
Court Hotel.
Clrelei of the First Methodist
MTVHDAT
Church will mrer >■ follow- I'lrrlr
The R A.’t will be under the dl- ' ^ 0 8 will meet it New Smyrna
Seech for a pirnic lunch, Cirrle
rectioa of Vanee Duk. »t Flrit No. T will mecr with Mr* R F
l* « tlit rtm r'h *t 1 m » o'
Cole. 3t4 W. TOth St. at 3:30 p m.;
Tb* TEL C lan will meat In tha Circle 8 with Mr*. Roy TI1IU. at
ehepel at 3 p. m- In th# F irit B«p- the camp, bring rnvrrad dish. Cir
WEDNESDAY
tilt Church Ellen Shedoin end her cle No. 8 with Mrs. R. U. Hut
group era hostess**.
Viretlon Bible School supeelnchison. bring covered dish, ind
Circle (0 In McKinley Hill i t 10 tendants will meet at First Bapt
SUNDAY
a. m. for covered dish lunch.
ist Church at 10 a. m.
Tb* Cathollo Women* Club wiU
TUESDAY
The Mission Cirri* nf Eldar
meet *t 8 p. m. In the Yacht Club.
Pilgrim Chapter, Florida Society Springs Baptist Chapel will meet
Speetal entertainment will be etagDaughter* of tha American Colon at 2:30 p. m.
•d.
Th* Junior Choir of First Bapt
Tb* Annuel Communion Break- ist* will meet for a covered duh
f l i t of th* Catholic Women'* Club luncheon a? 12:» p. m. at ih» T ist Church will meet at 3.30 p.
will be held at tb* Mar-Lou Rea- G. La* Dairy Gold Room located mtaurant after tb* S *. m m ail. on Bumby and Robinson Streets
Dr. W. P. Brook* Jr. will lead
AH women of th* partih ar* wel in Orlando
the midweek prayer service at
comed.
Tb* Y. W. A,’* of Flrtt Baptist First Baptist Chureh at 7:30 p. m.
Church will meet at 7 Ofl p. m
MONDAY
Mr. Roy Britt will teed the
Sunbeemi end G A.'i of Fir**.
Th* Junior High P-TA will m**t Sunday School Worker*' Confer
Bspttlt Church will meet at 3:30 at 8 p. m. Installation of officers ence et First Baptist Church et
will be held. The board v%til meet 8:15 p. m.
p. m.
Th* Boy Scout* will meet at at 7:30 p. m.
! Th* Girl Scout* will meet at
F lrit Praebrterien Church at 7
Th# Oviedo P-TA will hold a Fir*t Presbyterian Church at 3:30
p. m
Tb# MldWeek Bible Hour will
b# conducted by Rev. A. G. Me*
Inni* a t
F i'st
Presbyterian
Chureh et 7:30 p. m.
Th# Chancel Choir will rehearse
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
at First Presbyterian Church at
7:30 p. m.
812 EAST FIRST STREET
Morning Circle No. 9 of tha
Women of tha Flrit Presbyterian
PRONE 78
Church will not meet until Mey 18.
The Horticulture chairmen of the
B. JAMES GUT
JAMES B. GUT
Garden Club will meet at 9:30 a. m.
at the Garden Center, Please note
change of date,
f e id a t
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of a low waistline la Monte*
Sano and rrusan’s afternoon
a s s t of French blue allk-andwool Rodler worated. Fullneaa
la pleated In under low pockets
Itauaicd By Many Roquaalg
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By OBLO BOBBBTRON
STRINGER
TO THE VOTERS OF
SEMINOLE COUNTY
WE REC O M M EN D
L'AST TIME TONIGHT
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Zach H. Douglas, .InrVionvIle
Altorney, hat qualified si ■ candtdst* for Justlca of th* Florida
Suprsma Court
A native of Alachua Couaty,
Douglas resides |n Jaeksonvll*.
Kdursted at Cumberland Uni
versity of Tennessrs and ths Uni
versity of Florida, h* hold* two
sollsga degrees,
Douglas ha* asrvsd as City At
torney of Gslnavills, number of
th* Florida Hint* Board of Law
Exuminars; County Attorney of
Alachua County; First Assistant
County Solicitor of Duval County
Criminal Court of Record. H* is
a Sind degree Mason; a Shrtnsr;
a mambsr of th* Elks; Knights of
Phythlas and * member of ths
Prssbytsrian Church.
Zach H. Douglas la an active
practitioner of law In the Sunrenie Court of the United Sutes,
lh# Untteil State* Court of Appests, United .States District
Court' o( Florida. United Stats*
Treasury
Department,
United
State. Board of Immigration Appaal* and tha Suprsma Court of
Florida.
Zach IL Douglas Is marled and
has two minor1daughters
da
in public
schools.
If elected Douglas wilt b# th*
choice % th* people and not tha
continuation of any Governor's ap
point ment.
h w Tom Money.
WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd
<1 YEAR* IN IANFORD
BACH H. DOUGLAS
—In—
Candidal* for
SUPREME COURT
JUSTICE
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A HKI*. Southerner by nhsrttanea and tradition. Etlucated in
ths South.
It takes an experienced lawyer
to make a good Judge. Equal
Justice to all will he my guide In
every case. No polities.
I will appreciate your vota,
Respert fully,
ZACH H, DOUGLAS
FA Pol Adv. by Zach Dettglai
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As County Commissioner
. . . of District No. 8
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—VOTE FOR—
ZACH H. DOUGLAS
FOR BUPREME COURT
GUS SCHMAH
WHIIAM
HOLDINg
A« provided for In thg Conxtilutlon of Florfrtn—Vot*
Your Right
I mI W1LBR TTBB SHOP 103 W. 2nd Put On Naw Truck Rubber
fTMdn Thai Will Give C.............. *
T | i (R Wr„ Ab(1
(PI. Pallllral Adv.
by John Mvlsch)
PIRATES
THOMAS M.
Tk*»w Away TMr Tha Dollars Basina* Tour Tlraa Are flmooth.
YOUR VOTE
AND SUPPORT
APPRECIATED
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VACUUMED r u n
ANTIOCH, Calif, i* - A glint
vacuum cleaner 1* keeping the
flih, fishermen and the power
reetlng company happy along the Ban Jos‘ qu,n Rlvw’*
A pipeline tucks 400 million gal(ions of water dally from the river
s to cool the generators of the pow.
er plant. Along with the water
come t horde of unwanted fish
eggs end fish sucked in from *
striped bass spawning bed. Biolngista estimate the total a t II mil
lion a year.
The utility company Isn't in lha
fish business. Sn it built a huga
o<inrro:e room with mechanical
dip nets, hydraulic fish lifti, trav
eling screens, bladelesi impeller
3 I fish pumps, and a massive vacu
um cleaner to send the flrti and
R H eggs shooting back Into the river
1 0 Uiruush another pipeline.
The company *»>» 90 per cent
1 0
0 0 lurvive the free rid*.
1- 1
0 0
Bunn Hrarn U in hi* 27th m s 1 1 •an **• busbsi] coach a t North
0 1 Carolina.
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VOTE
DON’T
I belliva in * fair and just
•qualiution of taxes.
representing the tying run
oa third base, on strike*.
Cox score:
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GIANTS
AB
Flayer
McKibhln, lb ........... 2
Harriett, c If . . . . . . . . . 3
Cordell, 3b ^............... . 3
Bush, as ..................... . 3
MCCoy, p
**• a**11■ 1
Holloway, lb ....
, I
. I
Emerson, cf ....
1
Wilson, rf .......
Dandridge, If, e
2
Frti May 4, 1159
FSL Veteran, Rookie
Pacing Pitching Corps
storm from behind in ths horns
stretch,
C. V. Whitney's Carer Boy,
who with Head Man Is quoted al
4-1, Is ths ism s type of a runner.
And he drew No. 2. Head min,
who like* to n c s closer to lh*
Larry Wllaon of Buffalo aeorad
early pace, cams mil much bet
Maryland'* Lsursl rncs traek
ta r.'lle ’ll start from N(, S.’ grit- lwn «»»!• <l» dlf/erant tlmaa dur ha* baan tha arena of two match
■rally considered one of tho belter Ing ths American Hockey League races - Hourlas* against Omar
post position*.
campaign.
I Khayyam In 1DIT and Etarnal
tgalnat Billy Kally In 1911.
Countermand, th* S-t choice
from Don Ross Brandywine Stable
of Delaware, who moved Into ths
favorite grmip with hla great
CITIZENS or FLORIDA
stretch finish bark of Kahlua In
Isk Dcrhy Trial Tuesday, is on | Elect A “Brand New” Supreme Court Justice
ths and ol the starting gate in the
11th ttilL
County Oovarrment
Rail EaUta Vulnog
Real Eatnta Appwlnnlg
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Dirk Sister, whose horns run
for ths Philadelphia Phillies beat
ths Brooklyn Dodger* out of the
Michigan Stats will meet Indi pennant on th* last day of th*
ans, I'urdus, Wisconsin and Kan 1940 National .eLagus campaign.
sas Stats In homs football gam** *• bark playing first hssa with
San Dlago In tha i’aclfla Coast
rtaxi fall.
Lsagus.
Experienced
m SAKftttfi RSftAlD
Fliyer
AB
Hudiun, 2b ...........
I
H alliim , cf ............... 2
J. Moys, yb ............... 2
Getmsn, e .................. 2
Eniiith, p sssisssssiss
hopper was played lo the plate at Brook*, u .................. t
Hudson tallied and all handt were B> Moyt, If .•**•«**■«• 2
safe. Bobby Moye poled nut a Divli, 3b •»<••**•!*.•• ■ 2
dh
/ M * MS/SR 9
2
two-bagger and three more mark
MttVRR 9HOJLP
Jv A T \
u tip ie o s p /
ers were chalked up. This was all McMurray, rf ............ 1
/M h \ \
eecA u g g ms
for the Pirates as Davit popped Griffin, rf ................... 1
j©
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to
Cordell,
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third Inning.
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So.-Met'oy. 3; English. S. BB V jT_J
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MOPPgP 9 0 0 / TAAT
The Giants got going In the see- McCoy. 2: English, 1. B*lk*-McifW
B u t* n o » O H iy 6
j/ApO’/ i / t i W S . rop*
207 E.
1
i f >999PUT MALA
ond when McCoy reached first on Coy, English. WP—English, UmtOR /Mg MAJOR*.
Aft h'/Rg Ot'SR CJtCAOO.
Bush's bobble, Hole second, went plres—Hives, Bauman,
I f tl«# f**i 9t *4 IfaButll
to third on a balk and dished
home on a wild pitch.
U waa Dandridge who opened
ths fireworks In the third with a
• NATIVE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY
double and he scored when his
ringer team-matea singled. The
same lad repealed In (he fifth, ex
• RESPONSIBLE BUSINESSMAN
cept that hla knock was for ons
base. But he scored before flush
ORLANDO, — A veteran and a bury Bravei Wednesday night, ended ths game, with McKlbbin
• ACTIVE CHURCHMAN
rookie were pacing the Florida starling and finishing boih tills.
CONFERENCE OPEN*
W ith'
..‘ “IK
Club.Wise, the Gainesville C.r• CIVIC MINDED
JACKSONVILLE
A -T h e 39th
n th game of the 140-game iniii
13th
s p l i t dln.il*
___ , sre leading
. " , tit/T ,,league
" , ,In, annual Florida Conference of So
season went Inin Ihe records at p" ’d" c'?a W ^ V ’JL1* , *
cial Welfare opened today, at
midnight Wednesday,
”rh j ’1" * '
et«rod fence.
• INFORMED
FOR
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around the circuit off Gainesville tended by about son delegates
John retner, erstwhile Orlsndo hur|ing th# | , tMt j»|ng Hatch's from official and voluntary health
Boone High school coac.i, had tremendous drive over the left- and welfare agencies.
The event continue* through
three straight win* In three **ar*J center field fence In Orlando Wed** did Art Brophy, rookie fis k- ne„ | , r night off O'Connell. The Friday.
Fnr most of the program will
han'ler for Orlando, a former iattrr took over with Iwo on and
maln-stay of tht Hollins College (,1s rlub leading. 3 to 3 He pitch- he divided into groups for discus
ataff.
M| two balls, the second sailing sions on aging, working for a bet.
However, most eyes were on over the fence'lo mske him the ter community, strengthening Ihe
family, supervision and Ihe re
Walt Novick's West Palm Beach losing hurler!
REPRESENTATIVE CROUP 2
where slender 13-year old Rnhhy Thpough Ww|nr*diy. Novarro sponsibility of a board member.
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Dunn, winner of (wo out of three ()f Co0flI hi(, ,p p„ rw, |n e(gh,
,-w
had registered 33 atrlko-oula in tlltii
c , , , , ol 8t.
K'x different horses had the
22 Innlnga hurled.
Petersburg had given up the most lead In the rirh Florida Derby
He cut down 14 Cocoa Giant* mni, 1R In IB tnnlngsi Brinson hut ones Needles got to the front
/
Saturday night via Ihe strikeout of Daytona Beach had been rap- It was all over.
route and then whiffed 13 Lees- ped for the moat hill, 12 In 21
■ 1 ------------------------------ ----------- Innlnga.
*
GOOD SCOBE FOB
I Snodgraav, Cocoa rookie rightA TIIROWKR
hander, had walked the most men,
ROCHESTER, N, Y.
- When ** *" 23 Innings, while Frys of
Johnny Krben registered fnr lh* Gainesville and Hoffman of I,eeeIsara avent in tho American Bowl- b,,r< had pllched the moat Innings
(Pd. Pol, Adv.J
log Congres. tournsment an ABC —
staff member said: ‘‘Gonna
Dunn, and team-mate Joa Chianother ABC title loniglil?"
rsrclla of West Palm Bearh both
"Naw, thoie day* are over, I’m hid registered three-htt victories
Just a thrower now," replied Dr- over ulna Innings for tit* best lowben. .
hit iffort* to dsta.
Two hours laler Erben esm# In
with a 403 series.
ict.'siLjnw*"'"
LOtnBVTLLt, Ky. (JB-Ths winMr «f *h* llnd and rich*it Ksn(Miff Derby could be decided to.
Marrow in the Bret quirtsr mil*
E%gE Mm fl*M *t l-year-oWs batMs h r racing ream.
IM CM of the favorites among
■M M sabered yestardsy farad
tbs draw for positions.
1-1 favorite from
D. and H, Stab)*, draw
Ha. 1 position on ths rail,
a spsad horse Mat would b*
B « ths ass of Ponder, like
AH light teams In lbs Bmithsddy, prefers ta drop bask *m Alan, trained In Florida thia
> Brri part of a race, then year,
WSWS-V*
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Giants Lose Game
To P irate s 4 - 3
With two players borrowed from
the Tiger* for the conleit last evemng the (Hants made a gam* out
of the five Inning frees* In the
Rotary league, but wer* on the
abort end of 4-3 score.
The top hltlcri of the gerne
were the two Tigers who had
changed their stripe* for the day,
George Harriet and Cecil Dan*
dridge, both of whom got two
safeties.
The Bugs started out In the
frrsi inning like they needed In
surance to win the game — and
they did. It turned out. Hudson
walked and wss followed on the
bases by llllligan, who took life
on Holloway's error. J. Mqje
struck out and (hen Hetman singl
ed to load the bases.
Md w»Uh*d Ernst, noting hU>man- w«nt with Mr out Into ths halL
n«r mors than tho things tho man Alan reaumad hi* chair, lifting •
ayabrow at old Jasper, who
I* tM Horf M ■aid. Auui did not doubt that hla rueful
grinned back, unraganatala.
j'lo e te r •?*'mar father could hold hla own.
The old man paced the rug be-- ► "Lindy think* 1 waa rude,- ha
ks# y V y j | w
fora the lira, hla green ayea flash grumble<“.
-You.were rude," conflrmed Baraing sparks. -You maka ma ask you
again, sir,- ha shouted, ‘If It was
"How're you goln' to get along
iwl the intelligentsia who wracked
with that fella, Alant" asked old
Europe 1"
-It la a w ry grata charge, sir." Dr. Caasldy. “He seems a aUppery
-1 think 1 am correct In mak one to me."
"We'll get along," said Alan com
ing It, however. Europe had be
bar rouaa come drugged, and helpleae, in her fortably. “He knows medicine. And
ktwthtr,
with what you call surgery. Of course he's only a Alla. Piara. preoccupation
culture To Ulk about booka, to in, and I resent that. Hs'U work
write unintelligible proce, end even from cess to case until hla required
more unintelligible poetry—to peint year ia up, and then he’ll leave."
pictures
Ml.
__ that depleted nothin'—and His* cheeks knotted Into a grim
to loth about them in a way that ■mile, “Hard telling whom we ll get
meant nothin'. To make a fetieh next. 1 become a Ultls hot In the
of the abnormal, the amoral — neighborhood of my collar when
and to make that fetish a substi I'm forced to realise that make
tute for honest, clean paaaion. Of shifts, the phyeically unlit, not to
courts, your country became weak, mention the Incompetents, are con
and Europ# btcama ths easy pray sidered good enough to attend to
foe ideologists! But 1 with you ths Job of civilian doctoring.”
fA TB M TiqV B waa osilhs would not coma over to this court"1 can't And you in that bunch,”
and the ntuate poured
and assume that we waht to said casaidy.
In roaoe Undo sipped follow your #sampler
"Why do you suppose 1 didn't
looked down at the
enlist T” demanded Alan holly.
-Are
you
cure
that
America
does
_ i t eolot tm her iklrt,
■Tib not »o shortsighted as ths
•w a n eg her husband on not want . .
government seems to be. 1 realiis
“No.
nr,
I
am
n
o
tr
thundered
and e< Rupert Ernst an
the old men. "And 1 am worried that civilians are going to be the
backlog of the wer effort—especial
at Alea: aha had sick about ill Our schools and our ly if that efiort Is prolonged. Thsir
homes
are
faced
with
a
tremendous
aothing of him on this
health is important. Why in ths
job I Our young folk must be devil
.
Mlli
anniversary day.
doesn't ths government see
taught
to
IhlNfcl
Not
just
to
study
_ her sya "1 Uke that
• MO sought
and to memorise! And to quote! that and make a certain number
Ify premies la that a nation taught of doctors stay in c, Ulan w o rk end it certainly shouldn't be a
r his noea, sniffed to fhwh won’t accept fascism or shameful thing fur a civilian doc
"Tour taste la Nanism or Communism. A nation tor In good health to stay on ths
>. Doctor," ho declarfcd, -la so taught develops democracy—- Job!"
"Where every man," eald Dr.
gattar than your taste la
“Instead of that,” said young
Emit, “la ilka every other man."
“Oh, no!" countered Jaeper. "But Pr. Bowman, “Dr. Thornton makes
i NBilad. -What’s wrong with
where each man, accordin' to hla ms ashamed of going Into service.”
i t - ha asked lastly,
"You hadn’t any choice," growled
h m
awry arty tfrm ability to think, may rise and at Alan. “Right sge, no dspendenta
M l aamrtly what was wrong tain high position. Whtrs hs is not I'm on the draft board, too, re
1 TaUlkovsky. Hs was brilliant automatically given that poeition member.”
id SMdeaeandJng. Gradually ha by accident of his birth, or elasa.
This brought laughter and a
'
tbs attantioa of avtryona And 1 am thlnkln' of an intellectual breakup of ths conversation into
,
the room, except Aunt flora casts ayetem more than an eco groups. Hargsret and CapUln
------ n a far nomic or governmental one. You,
my dear sir, are marked by the lilaks were together on ths love
■eaL Herrins dialled amiably wilh
•VQm flnds IBs accent of self- idpmafa of the class known In Mrs. Cassidy, but' her cold eyes,
■tty la all his music—ths direct re- Germany, and probably In Austria, her serene face, hid a troubled
> guft, eg eoutaa, of the fact that as the professor-folk. And you're heart The whole evening had gone
proud of It."
TiRalhSTilir was homoaaxuaL
badly: Unda had been on edge all
"Naturally."
1 may speak of such thing*
day, Mr. Thorntons talk to the
Jasper's
eyes
flashed
his
anger
fashion rather than
fee a edenUBe fashi
new doctor hadbeen a Jarring note
■■ • sensual plans T- He did speak around the room. “I'm a horse —and thewayMargaret hail carbreeder.
1
happen
to
be
sure
that
fel B sensual faehlo
fashion, however, and
reliance/on blood Is not enough, rtrd on alleveningwith that Army
.•MB etvtous rail*.
whatever
you're breedln'. I know msnl Surely everyone had ppltetd;
1 -Homeaeauala, yon know,- ha
Alan had. Without thinking
pHUnuad, -malnUln an Interest in from experience, not book-leachm',
about cause and implications, he'd
aermal mm, though of courts it Is that dependence on lha (set that caught
hla slslyr's radiant look of
your father was a Herr I'rolessor
1wistful"
happiness, and he spoke gratefully
I , ' . j d aU man maintain it, toot" Doktor, and that my grandslra lit of
it to Unda when aha returned
o14 Jasper from hla high- In ths Revolution, won't guarantee to the
room with Dr. Ernst
thing. You got to kstp strength
CSai I- triad Dr. Ernst, In aenin'
"When a man has an only •!*what may hays been good
-OR,
n d id st aspect, elr, to blood once upon a Urns, if you ter,” he explained to ths Austrian,
l e w i e e k h t ths dtseuesiim down want a good strain of people In a "ha wants her to be happy. Mar
garet's had mors roughness Us her
nation."
•a d * to sartht*
Unda'i head was up. Old Jasper Ilfs than was her due. She was
1 Hw dews to ths earth, sir.thought Alan, aipplng his wss fighting a good light, but a widowed tragically, aoms years
; toe father serins the losing ona He'd never show Ru ago, and now her older aon—not
ta IMs; hw clean, pert Ernst the difference between yet twenty-on#—Is an Army flier.
opoMSg g n u t ’e a(- ths blood-tradition of professor- Ha's overseas, In Africa, we think.
folk and the drain of individual That sort of thing is hard on a
mother. If only for ana evening
- thought and service.
With a swirl of her bright skirt, Margaret can be released front her
foi," Dr. Ernst was apoloand wtth n snicker, “how she wss on her feel, her hand ex worry about Bliss. I'm grateful t«
easily shocked you Americans esn tended to the new doctor. “Come." Fred lilaks for amusing her."
I,mils smiled end put her hand
ha. As I told you, my background ■he seld gaily, “let me show you
la dssply that eg the European In. the family portraits. Their honrsl on Alan's slesva. "Let's give Dr.
American farce will help you to Ernst ■ eitanre in entertain her,"
tslllgealsUk. . ."
Old Jasper Mtartod again, then understand the wsys end manners she euggrsted, "He's fascinating,
loo."
of your new home end friemla."
got to his fem
CTe ffs Cowltrwedj
Dr, E rnst rots wittingly and
calmly ripped Ms brandy,
4) 1ME *r HUabsth gaitert H«*rlnt*d hs *«rtn!i*lna nl lh* eohllslMr, DODO, UBAD A CO.
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pr o p a r t y l l a t of F i r t t Rtraat.
h e n r i Treat to point of h * * l nffln# Raid p r o pa r t y h a l n f mor e
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Of T i e r 19 ; all of n i o r k 2
A ' Ti er 2*; all of Bl ock f of
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Far County CnntmiMionar
Will B# Appraelited
Catnty Raaldcnt 29 Year*
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Irar l!»32 campaign managar for
Vic* PrciMcnt Richard M N i x .
nn. tn hand!* m.iHcri In a pr o*
pmed buiinfM mm-* to C a l l form* Kravlti refined lo l*H
tha Senate Permanent Invent*
fatlona lubcommlltre whether
Chotlnei Interceded with lha
Jmtlca Department The w tneiR
Invoked the f i f t h Amendment
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pi.r# Index of Florid* farm prodi.’ta ts per rent tn the month
ending April J A The a v r r a u r ui<
dill ITS per renl of the Iflop I)
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ho a rrac he d
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K N P K R I K N t ’ KD
t l F F I i K R (T y e a n nt d e p u t y
u n d e r P, A M e i n nnd t h e I s l e
<h M. Hand. I W Ml he a F U L t .
t i me S H E R I F F B o r n a nd r a i l
ed |n S e m m o l e C o u n t y . A » » ! •
on Mnv t h * Rih f or FlEt.’ N It
a t o t * f or 1 I . C A N , H O N E S T ,
and
EFFECTIVE
. e r v l e e In
V O U R ah* rt f f a off l. -e V O L ' R
V OTE W IL L UE A P I R E t l A TEO.
Candldale for
Return FULLER WARREN
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Jack F a i r
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TO TALLAHASSEE
NOT
BE
AS V
OURG O V E R N O R
M IS L E D
VOTE
FOR
EXPERIENCE
A person who wilt work fnr the best Interest of
Reminolt County, and who will abide by the lawa.
(Fd. Pol. Adv. by Mary C. Earle)
I T ha t the pr eie nt
cuit Court
no
lex,
the end
in e n d
than
I n c u mb e n t tn t h e
fnr
office
Seminole C o u n t y
1318 . 71) , icr m o n t h
FOR
af Clerk
of th* .Cir
W e l ifil de
Lll E
if
he
to
receive
retire*
el
o f t hi s t e r m ?
ROBERT A. ( b o b ) COBB
CANDIDATE FOR
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY
Your Vote And Support
Will Be Appreciated
(Pollttcg! A d * .
Paid f o r
b y R. A . C o h b )
-Y*
STATE OF FLORIDA )
)
COUNTY OF DADE )
Rl' iW p the undersigned authority personally ap
peared FULLER WARREN, who, being duly sworn,
says on oath:
Tltut no Negroes will b# admitted to Whlta schools
snd colleges of this state if Fuller Warren U governor.
Fuller Warren
Bubecribed and iwom
to before me ihii 28rd
dav nf April. IWW1.
Molly S, Heliralmn
Notary Public
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TAX ASSESSO R
DO
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<1 t,.nd ( f nrnl * g
■ f Bin 1%* ' IM fn*
•l i r r ? 4|e.rti*
Arl hur MMfr*y
22 years actual experience In Ihe office, 19 years as
Aasistanl Assessor
by s PROMISE of permanent homasUad exemption
throuph a card system.
There la no such thing as permanent homestead exemption.
Under any system, card or otherwise.^ou^arejjegulred lo file sn appllcntlon for
homestead exemption each and every year, or exemption ennnot be jtrnnted. The me
thod nnw used In Ihe AasesNor's Office i t a simple and convenient fnr the property
owner as nn.v system yet devised.
The offiot is now equipped with the very latest alt electric Underwood Elliott
Fisher hook keep Ina mtichlne, touclher with other modern up to date equipment nnd
la operated with a minimum of expense.
If you are In doubt ns to Ihe importance of having an experienced person In office,
ask some of the Lawyers, Abstractors, Keillors or others who havve occasion to uso
the office frequently, I am sure they will tell you experience Is one of the most neces*
sary qualification.
i
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Paid Pol. A'If. hy C. W. Reek
P* f * *c o
DID
YOU
KNOW
MARY E. EARLE
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A rttOVKM
N e w Y o r k S ' a t e f e l n e d a milI nn p e o pl * f r om Apr i l I. IPSO to
J u l y I,
)3M although
t h e gai n
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MTficuiT r o r n T ffra m
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VOTE
Notary Puhll;, State of Flori
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THE 8AKFORB HCTALB
JoMpk L. Grttnt
Attended SN A A S'
l i t Afinivtriory
Pact S
] * * k U Ortene, Chief Heap!H t l O w yim w , whe re-enlletad for
w.r
( n r y e a n additional duty In th«
K m l Berrlee today, U probably
Dm n l y Navy man pm antly
•teitanad a t tha Naval Auxiliary
Air Station hara who waa In a t
11id -tin a t tha JU tion'a first n-a
n lv am ry In November of 1943 and
U< s i n a t tha fifth blrday eelebretlon
of Ha racommlailonlni hold Tuaa*
day.
. Chlaf Oraana raportad to tha
NAAS In July of 1948 aa a flrat
tlaia Phermlelsta Mata (a rale
now defunct) and holda tha honor
of being tha flrat man of that
rata to bo promotad to chlaf patty
officer under this command. Ha
wda advanced to chlaf In March
of 1M4 and tranafarrsd to tha
UM Dlphda a month later due to
tha fact that tha NAAS did not
rata a Chief Pharmlelya Mata at
th at lima. Ha returned to the Sta
tion In September of last year, 11
years later, and waa once again
aaalgnad to the NAAS dlapen*
aary.
'A veteran of almoat IS yean
sendee, Chief Greene “chipped
HW over” for hla final tour of duty
nacaeaary for retirement. Ha wal
road hla shipping articles and
congratulated by Cdr. H. C. Colee,
Executive Oflcer of the NAAS,
a t a br|ef ceremony bald this
morning.
,A native of Cordole, Go., Gretna
M l picked Sanford aa hla perman*
•nt home. Ha recently bought a
home on tha old Orlando highway,
Just a sione’i throw from tha
be*. •
- Ha tnd hit wife, Vara, a rt ae*
fives members of tho Kirs' Methi*
Hitt Church of Sanford. Tho
Grasnes have a daughter, Bherta
Anna, age two.
Pri. May 4, 195ft
★ ★ ★
Central Baptist
Church To Begin
Revival Sunday
Revival services will be conduc
ted at the Central Baptist Church
for the week beginning Sunday
May 6 and continuing through
May 13.
Services will begin at I o'clock
each evening at the church, loca*
led al 14th Street and Oak Ave.
. Guest speaker for tha revival
msoilng will be tha Flcv. Ray
mond Lanier, pastor of tha North
Rocky Mount Baptist Church,
R^el.y Mount, N. C.
Revival services will begin Sun
day with Sunday School at 9:43 a.
Aam Richard Hyrd Is a member m., worship services al It a. in .
of the board of tit* National Geo with dinner served on church
graphic Soi iely.
pounds at 12:30. A musical prog
ram will be presented at 1:43 p.
ni. which wilt Include aulos, a
misrtet, special numbers by tho
choir, and congregational singing.
Training Union will meet at 6:43
p. m. and ti:e evening worship
service al 8 p. m.
T.ts Rev. J. W. Parham said lodiy ''Thcie will be acroinndatlnns
Inr every member, of (lie family."
II? extends an invitation lo every
one lu attend (by scvvicc*.
1IO.NK.STY PAYS (IKK
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. on -U .
S. Dill. Judge Carl llalrh usually
is pretty lough with lardy at
torneys.
lint when allnrnry Edward Apndaca sa d be bud on excuse (or
fail.’n'f to slmw up when tils
ebony’s ease was railed, Hatch
: aid tho explanation was "sttf''elenlly rare" and there would be
H t« r Oc
J je R o y
TODAY
W DBO-TV
* reprimand.
T en Apedaca said his elieiil,
•r'- r-s .Iom- s a n d « \ a I, 13,
“ vI■»* bed no fseu-e (nr hi*
.sn:e Sandoval had pleaded
11 11 m -hir- 1st r claims toe
rsilm id Insuranre set. tirnrfil*.
Taking wile of Sandoval's "hon
esty" and th- furl the money was
repaid, Judge llalrh gase him a
one-) ear suspended sriil-prr
4:30 f\ M.
Ktef> Florid* Climbin' .,
C O L L IN S
Ml>ME M®Dt*WttA7\©A/
A 'NEW LOOK*AND'
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Man Says Signals 01 Inflation!lying
New York Giaifli lake Mary C of C
Discusses Crystal
Lake Beach Issue
(Ceatlaied trees peg# One)
York Giants F irm System and the
addition to tho Mayfair Inn here
without the complete cooperation
of many people, especially tho Sinford City. Commission, Meyor F.
D. Scott end CommL.sW»r» David
Gstchcl and Karl Higginbotham end
City Manager Warren K. Knowles,
aa wall es member* of tha Board
of Seminole County Commission
ers.
John Burton deaervas much t r f
dll for preparing tha plans for the
naw dormitory,” tald Krlder, "T.
E. Tuekar and R. J. Rauman for
their assistance In halplng to bring
(o a conclusion tha plans, and
George Touhy, President of the
Seminole County Chamber of Commarca." .
Krlder admitted this morning
"It'a bean a thraa-year job In
which I have worked along with
many othtri to bring lha Giants'
organization back to Sanford. It
la tha progressiva spirit of our
laadara and peopla that has finally
sueeaadad In bringing tha Farm
System here."
Ground haa already bean broken
for lha construction of tha twostory dormitory building which
will housa tha Farm System'* ad
ministrative offleaa and over 400
player*. In addition to the modern
bundling, threfe baseball diamonds
will be constructed adjacent to tha
two diamonds already In usa. Tha
City of Sanford haa agreed to the
maintenance of tha two atadlu,
dium and tha old baseball site.
The project, costing In excess of
1300.000 will be completed by Jen.
1, 193T.
The Board of Sanford City Com
missioners. early in April, passed
a reiolution deeding the land to
tha New Yo«k Giants. Commis
sioner John Krlder Sr., who Is also
the President of the Florida Stale
League, explained to Stoncham
(hat the Cltv af Sanford felt such
a move would expedite the Giants'
operations by centralizing them,
and at the rama time would bene
fit lha City of Sanford over a
period of lime. Th* success of the
(Slant.,' 16-, room Mayfair Inn, man
aged by Frank Mehane Jr., was
also cited as a reason for the
return lo Sanford of the Kiants'
minor K-igu# trams.
The addition lo the Mayfair Inn.
vvhlrh will he locatnd across the
ureel, lust east of the main build■ng, will he lust a sten away from
live Inn's private swimming pool
sml the Tennis Courts
Tite roof of the new addition will
■lo.n r * Solarium for men and
women with private dressing
rooms.
noth Ihe 163 room Mayfair Inn
and the annex sxIII ha managed
0*’ Frank Mehane Jr.
Tho growth of Sanford as a re
sort area has been remarkable
over tha past few years, It wa*
revealed at the mooting of the New
Vork Giants Board of Directors,
and even greater things are expeeled for the IP.3fi.3T season
The srrnnd annual Mayfair Inn
31.3.00,1 PGA Open Golf Tournament
'•III he lie Id from Dee 1.3 through
Dee III over the Mayfair Inn I'oun
iry Club ('nurse.
Revival Will Start
At Church Of God
Sunday Evening
Th» subject of the puhtle han-h
on Crystal Lake, which la an annual aourea of eonearn to tha
peopt* of Lak* Mary, again earn*
up for ronildarabta discussion at
tha regular meeting of tha loika
Mary Chamber of Commeree,
Wednesday night.
It waa revealed that facilities
at the beach, Including tha dock,
hath houses and tha haaeh area
Itself ara In such a slate nf r - t .
Irrt a* to be unsanitary and even
dangerous. Dlarusalon brought
out tha fart that Boh Dennett,
Sanford hiialnatsman, and county
rommfialon candidate, still holds
a five-year leaea for maintaining
tha beach. Bo a committee wee
named to request Bennett to either
fulfill hla contract or glva up his
laasa.
Tha committee, composed of
Chart** Krueger and Iarw Luster
contacted Mr. Bennett, yesterday
and obtained tha following latter,
which will ha brought by tha
committee to the Board of Coun
ty Commissioner! at their next
regular meeting. The letter:
Seminole County Commlesloners
Sanford, Fla.
Gentlemen,
Thle latter It to Inform you
that I wish to he released from
th* leas* agreement that I mada
with lha Seminal* County Com
missioners pertaining to tha rara
of th* Public Park located on1
Crystal Beach In Lak* Mary, Fla.
May I thank you for your con
sideration and for giving mo the
opportunity to try to develop
this park. However, | find that
I cannot fulfill the agreement
that I mad* with you.
I will deeply appreciate your
cooperation on this mallei.
Yours truly,
ItOUERT A. DENNETT
Th# -regular meeting nf the
Seminole Counlv Hoard of Com
missioner*, scheduled for next
Tuesday, h«« been postponed until
Thursday, May 10.
Clerk nf Court () P. Herndon
said today that tha meeting origin
ally scheduled for Tuesday, May
B, conflicts With Election Dny,
and is therefore being postponed
until the Inter dnte.
The Thursday meeting will be
gin at the regular hour 11:110 n
Ms? I
Admissions
Chester Puchllski (Sanford)
Albert H. Gibbons (Lake Monroa)
Lenor* Johnson (Sanford)
Laura Lm Thomas (Ssnford)
Births
Bohy Girl Blrataa
Dtsthsrgnn
Ur*. G*»* Ad»m» (S*nford)
Baby Girl Adsm*
Willses Fierce (Lakelend)
David Gas person (Sanford)
Nina Smith (Sanford)
May 4
Admissions
James L. Whitaker (linford)
Discharge
Charles Hampton (Ktnford)
Specialist Lashes
Out At Treafmenls
For Mental Stales
S0 VIIT PI (Mill Nikolai A. Bulganin (top, eentcr) lifts a tosit In
London with Prime Minister Anthony Eden and his wife. Tha
reception, held by the Russian Embassy at Clarldgc’s Hotel, brought
a complaint about the vodka supply from Bulganin. His traveling
companion, Nikita S. Khrushchov, Communist party chief, wai more
concerned by what he eourly termed “piggish trestment"_by_som*
muons. Alsu at me meprimi, uuigoviin wwt iitm «mrr unwrtm a m r lln (bottom), who found th* Russians “Inspiring." (International)
It* sura you lies* a good supply nf small prints of your gradualist*
portrait In glss to friends.
Wallet Prints From Yoor Portrait
Right now we have a special
EASY TG DRY
suggestion tor all you young gtodL*t It rein! Lot It snow! Let nates. This time we'd like to re
soot fall! You needn't rnre when
mind you about ordering small
you cm,, a clothes
d ry er that prints of your yearbook or ofllcial
•lamp-dries vnur • lathes Ip 1.3
graduation picture.
minutes, fluff-dries in go min
Them sm.ill-siied prints have
utes It often Improves blankets, rome to he known by various
is p<-rfec for pillows, .-tip rovers names. “Wallet prints'' i.s one
leans, draperies - - sll hard to- which appropriately defines them
dry srtieles.
since they're ex,telly the right
nounced leday.
The Wav. Joe Bertlrwttl nf Rtdo
ride. B!, will ha the speaker eaeh
evening. Sarvlcee will start t>
T (3.
Hospital Notes
WASHINGTON UB-Board Chslr.
man Ba- D. Murnhv of the Kqtil.
table Life Assurance .Society of
New York said Wednesday, "Typi
cal storm signals of Inditlon are
flying."
Urging government action lo
hold down rl«ing pr<ce<. "urphy
viigjealed In an address prepared
for tha final day of lh« U. S.
County Commission
Meeting Postponed
especially attractive when punted
on niuttfl-flnishrd paper. \Vn feel
that you graduates will find thc-o
prints the perfect w-ay to exrhnngo picture*s with your classmales. And you'll discover that
•moll prints make wonderful en
closures when you're writing
thank-you notes to friends nnd
relatives for the graduation gifts
they’ve sent you.
sue for carrying In wallcis. An
We suggest that you mak* x
other popular name Is "friendship list of the pvoplo you know who d
prints"—which Is alto an excel appreciate having prints of your
lent description of one of their gradual inn picture — and order
main functions.
the requialto number promptly.
The studio photographer who Whether you call them “wallet"
took your graduation picture ran | or “friendship" prints won't matmake tip these small prints for | ter A small print, by any name,
you They're quite Inexpensive if' is always welcome!
ordered in quantity, and they're |
—John Van Guilder
By noBERT GOI.DBNSTELN
CHICAGO
— A specialist In
menial diseases H*x asserted
that psychiatry, shork treatments,
brain surgery and drug* have
failed (o solve tha problem of
mental Illness. ,
Dr. Perelval Bailey, director of
tb" lilt-sol- Slat* P"«*chl*'rlc 'nstltitle of Chicago, lashed out at
many mt em techniques for treat
ing mental ita te i ai dangerous or
Ineffectual.
In a speech prepared for the ennual meeting of th* American
Psychiatric Assn., Dr. BaUey. a
former specialist In brain surgery,
said:
"T h: ^
- p sy ch U tib ii is
seems lo me. is to get back in th*
asylums and laboratories, which
they are so proud to have left be
hind them, and prove, by estab
lished criteria, that their concepts
have scientific validity.”
Dr. Bailey said he has been
"franklv snpalled" by the rei-ults
of lobotomy—a surgical procedure
for treating certain mental condi
tions by severing nerve pathways
to a frontal lobe of th# brain.
"Tho most favorable result
seems to he ih.-it tho tlisltirhvd pa
tients, after lobotomy, are easier
to ''andle in the hospital." he said.
He said lobotomy has been for
bidden by the Soviet Union and
severely criticized by Pope Pius
XII and Is rapidly disappearing
t'trm American practice.
zDr, Bailey said insulin shock
trealment In certain mental states
ls “ less dramatic and brutal" than
electric shock treatment "hut Us
efforts are al-u transitory in schi.
zophrinlcs and there Is a tempta
tion In use It. as in the case with
lobotomy, as another substitute for
administration,
more personnel
and larger budgets." He added:
"Moreover thU treatment some
times leaves organic syndrome*
more serious than broken backs,
such as lb* loss of ntemury or Im
pulsive and violent behavior."
He said that "lately the crowd
has rushed to a nets sprles of
drugs" such as the Irausqudizcrs,
rauwnla and serpentina, hut ho
added that them have been simi
lar enthusiasms concerning other
drugs.
Drug*. h» said, do not seem to
he the an-wer to the problem.
LAST TIME
TODAY
Chamber of Commarra'a annual
merlin* that Congress should arm
Tha Federal Besarv* Board with
standby power lo control consum
er Installment credit and hom#
mortgage terms.
"We are nf course a r # d l r
growing country, but the perform
ance In 15.33 represented more
than normal growth." he esld. It
wax schleved by going hesvlly
Into debt."
He said m * r l 2 a g a d?M Incrcsfed by 13 per cent and con
sumer debt by 23 per cent last
yesr while lotal spending exceed,
d Ihe amassing of new capital by
nearly three billion dollara.^Thti
13.38 outlook I* for a further P oomr
In plant and equipment spending,
s sharp rise l» steel pHe-s, *«d
higher prices for oil and otbaf
commodities, lie aoaed.
"Industrial management still
seems lo lind It easy to paes on to
consumer* wage Increase* In th#
to'm of higher prlees." he eald.
11a praised what ha termed ef
forts by the Treasury to k*«p fadcral monetary operations zBRIn*
f!atlonary aa well a \ tha "vigi
lance and courage” of the Feder
al Reserve Board In flv* tlmaa
raising the Interest rate a t which
banka borrow from the reserve
system, to discourage Inflationary
credit expansion.
He asked why direct controls
over consumer and residential ,
mortgage credit would not be Del- L
t— than such indirect methods,
and he addtdt
1'
"If the rnerv* system Is grant
ed such standby powers, to use
a* thev drem necessary, they will
be able to cope with any future
serious expansion in credit.*'
Your V O T E
for -
Lawrence Swofford
County Commlanlonei^
DISTRICT 3
11 A VOTK FOR—
flood
(lovernm ent
lie will work wllh nil Ike
City nnd County officials
for Ihe good of Seminole
County
(Pol. Adv, Paid kv Lawrence
Swoffordl
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MACDONALD CAREY PATRfcIA MEDINA- setsroheizi
UNITED
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SENATOR
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In hobby, work or plnyronnia with
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Revival services will hegm SunCswrs'gn Tr«a;.i
titr r s 'l earner Saratoga 1 is an d n i g h t it the Churrh of find tha simple installation nf a gasoperated
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ARD o r THANKS
Tim family nf the lain Mr*. JuanIta Terry, who pa-urd away !a*l
April 13. ltiifl wiihfi lo expreiv
fheir appreciation to Ihrlr many
Friend* and neighbor* for their
many art* of ktndne»«.
Signed,
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LOST—Green Parakeet, San Linla iccllan two weak* ago. Th.
1321-M.
| 4*—FA'.M AND GARPKN
lF-LAUNllRY-DRY CLEANING,
a n i n u | t‘ t - A * TlCLM rOR SALE
lint nuur Watn and damp dry BEAUTIFUL Splnrt Piano. Late
model, mahogany. 33 Inchn rtiyn. 111411 Kuril T rn c tn r Dmiblr
un« hour vt • Waih and Dry Fold
lull keyboard. A-l cnnditlon. Cost
■im'hed Laundry
tint turn I t" Plow , 3 Row
new was will fell for 8373 with
aanpnnc Drv Cleaning
C
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bench. Ph. 1733-R. _________
Sou l held# L au n d ro m at
BRITT TR A C TO R CO.
8«nlb Side Fomimart Bldg.
—Factory to T e e Hlwny 17-02 St*. Phone SOI
I Ad Rail 13th Su
A lum inum
Grnve Caretaktug. Dt'cing, Du*t
Venetian Bllmla
Id—PIANO SEKVICB
Encloied head. Sag prood bottom
tng. spraying, Frruhitng, a
t t i . Whelehol
rati with pintle end*. P la atie or
Batting Young Tr
Tfae
L L Sill - Piano Technician
Grove Servlet. Call 1134.
rayon tape*- Cotton or nylon
Phone 21M Routt 1. Sanford
eorda,
Senknrtk Gtaan and Patnt C* PEAT-Get ym» Dietaryler Peat
at Grapevilla Nuriory, 40c Bu.
11—ROOFING—PLUMBING
113-114 Wttl Ind SI.
Phene 330
bag Annual* now ready. Phone
Good
tonAPT.
lire
gai
range
For Better numbing
3058-Grapevlll* Ave. Just off
dillmt, ISO- Phont 11M-M.
Sat or Call
Country Club Rd.
W . J. KING
SHINERS
STRING Rrene fnr n i t , ynu plfk
MOO outh Park—Phono W
and hrlng your container, at.ml
POFOUT8. Bull Head!, Worm*.
Returnable
pure.
Fleming*
Hu. F. T. Merrlwelhtr. Ph- 23*4.
Oroeary, E. Geneva Ave. Open
T day* a week.
3*—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
FOLDING Cota—J3.M. 3(1 Ft. Host
12,33, All *irn Tarpaulin*. Army- GOOD uied piano. Very reasonteatrartlag and Rryalr
able. Call 3071 or *33.
Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave.
Iddf sanltrd Ave.
Pbnnt t i l l
Six Pair Drnperlaii Occaalnnal
SPINET PIANO.
chain Weitlnghouio Pnrta-Vac
PLU M B IN G
Cltanari Unpalntad Vanity wdth For Sale near hrre. One nf the
Ltntraet and repair work. Free
gla*i ton; Youngitown anteverv he*t, Been renled *hort
eitimatea. R. L Harvey. 204
malic Dlthwather: Kitchen Bate
Sanford Ave. Phone IBM.
lime bill exactly like new. Very
Cabinet. Phone 313T-J.
•uhitanliat ditcmmt nr nnaht
Plumbing. Kreiky Heating
rent egam. For lull information,
WE need furniture, paying lop
M. G. HOllGES
wrtle or phone Credit Manager.
ca*b for tame. Sell lo huy from,
Service on All Water Pump*—
Streep MmtF Company. fi4t N.
SUPER TRADING POST on
Well* Drilled - Pump*
Orange, Orlendo, Phone 4-3401.
Paula Road Phone 700
Hwy. 17-91. Ph. 3017-VV.
1844
FORI* 3 door, mint leertflee. S3-WANTED ID nt-Y
i t —m fk cia i . n o t ic e s
Alto table *aw A plainer, hind WANTED—On*, two, or three H
ENVELOPES, ( f U i r M l d l , a u ta akill *aw, carpenter Inola, Write
P. »lr-compre'*nr. Call 2ftll-\V
m is ii. in voice*, kind bill*, md
Rt. 1, Bo* 491, Ovledn or Call
p r o g r a m ) , ate. Prograulva
FO-.U13I. John !*, J tl.
RENTALS
Printing Co. Phonn 401 — 403
LOST—Blue dallal F trit St. Find
er keep money return wallet Id
Wen u t h HL
lira. L. U. Johnion, » » Lilly
ct.
ORLANDO Sentmal 8 u r, Call
Ralph Ray, Slid.
g—PERSONAL NUriCE*
L P io ijrriR iN O
GOAT Mil e
Cuitom Made Drapary and Slip
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Randall P rin t, South
Covtri.
Sanford Avd, Phont 110-W-t
STA N LEY K U LP
Pnone Saniord — 2*34-1
VOIIR
time la valuable, MY
KUl S. Park (lllway 17 321
lima li at your atrviee OALLi
a ll for ‘ larbdrlog by Appointm in t” GARFIELD WALKER,
T, V. R E P A IR S
Propnitor.
"Til 10 p, m, Service Cell* 13 00 W.
A. Norm Ph. 1333. J. Q. Herrin.
Local and la>ng Dlitince moving.
Ph. 2*93 J. l.icemed Tecnni
Agtnta for HOWARD VAN, cian*. guaranteed work.
LINES. INC. PENINSULAR
TRANSFER A STORAGE. Inr. Eapert Bnnkkeepmg fnr *mall bu*lnei*. Including fnnnmc Ta* K»I nfftea 1300 French Ave., Phont
turn*. Social Serurilv report*
DM.
and Sale* Tai Call 2224. Hugh
C. Whilchtl Jr.
• AUTOMOTIVE
g—BOATS AND MOTORS
B«a tke New Evinrude IJae foe ‘3*
ROBSON S porttm j G oods
Evinrude Salet A Service
304 E 1st St.
Phone 99*
WELDING
C A. TAYLOR. .Ir.
307 K. Fourth St.
WELL DRILLING
A. B . C . —
Frl, Mar 4, 119A«
T H E SANFORD HERALD
FURN.
yard
at nr
only
Collage, lake front, large
Coot, comfortable. Sravonyearly. Good fishing, couple
Phone I343-J-1.
THE OLD HOME TO W N
Png* t
By ST A N L Y ‘
9:
NICE clean furnl.vhed cottage nn
17-92. ftent hy week nr month.
Light* and water furniihed. Ph.
*010 WL
l*—ROOMS
NICE bedroom. Private entrant*
and bath. Phone 30M-W.
REAL ESTATE
U—ROMES
4-BEDROOM, \k year old, frame
homt. Carport*, porch, good lo«
ration. Lnw, 1ST monthly pay
ment* include* everything. *03
n null a Drive, Evening* only.
1 Bedroom C*aer*te Block
VA — >233 Down Payment
IS*. Per Month P A l
Kitchen Fully Equipped
Vet 1**1 in -h o n tr color* and tBr
A. K. S h M m ik a r, B uilder
Pheee INI
REASONABLE large romfnrtahle
home Partly furniihed. Phone
1232 or 2333 .1.
Welthorn C. Phillip*, Jr-
3 ROOM
luTOltheri apartment
Cln*r in, 111 E. *lh St. >30 DO
monthly. Phone 23R6 or 1032.
Shtrmnn Concrete Pipe Ct*.
Out Went 13th St.
Ph. 2a* 2-ROOM lurnlthfd apt 310 Mag
nolia. Available May I 3 Red
RED I MIA CONKRKTE
room lorniahed home, t'elery
Miracle Concrete Co,
A'e A K llon.xeltrr, Flori-t
JOB Elm Ave.
Phone 1333
Phnne 212.
Native and Foreign Wood*.
Bee Tnem At
As
17—HOUSES and COTTAGES
NOT A PROJECT!
Uvlnch water pump enmplete
•lertric motor
Nice Inr gar U-AFARTMENTS
den or lawn. Cnndilinn guaran
WELARA AFARTMENTS: room* BUT- Homei nf Real Individual!
teed. >73. Phone 13I0-R.
pnvale oath*. 114 W. F in t St
tv Brittany Farm Horn**, Early
44—AFPU ANDES
American. Ultra Modern. Con
Aviwn Apt*. CRItieoey. Fkoni
veational A F r e n e t Colonial
LABGE Phllro Rafrigeralnr with
7*0 W
type*.
freeir aero** lop. >130. 2133-J.
FURNISHED Apt. 2300 Mellon
BUILT On Large l.andiraped
FKIUIUAIKE appliance*. *tiet
ville
and aervtee. G. H High, Oviedo
In n In the belt of neighbor
Fla I'hone EOS 3313 or Sanford HUTCHISON'S nicen
F ro o l
bom) i.
i*U W alter ■ p. rs.
Apt* 339 S. Allantic. Daytona
Beach. Call 2374 W.
COMPLETE with all ihr feiture*
AIK CONDITIONING
yno have dreamed ohnot inch
For Boom or Building
FURNISHED Apt*. 2»1 ■» W Fw»i
a* rnlortd General Eltetne ap
St, Rea*onahle—Phnne 1321
II. n. POPE CO. INC.
nliinee* and colored plumbing
South Park Ave. Phone I44J
future*,
EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit
able for harlielur nr rnuplr
HAGGKKLV
Private bath. Arrm* from Poll AND available at reainnable
APPLIANCE CENTER
prire* with the heat flnanrint
Offire. Manuel Jtrobion.
‘Your We*tinghnu*e Dealer''
A
with minimum down-pay
PHONE 1737
IIS MAGNOLIA Ellicienry apanment*. air c.>nmenu.
dituming and TV optional. 2i>2l
13—BUILDING MATKRIAIA
S. Park (Highway 17 92). San
ford CLARK'S TOURIST COl RT
61 VARIETIES PANELING
C a ll 1821
17—RRORER3 and REALTORS
llnmee — Iota — Acreage
O Z IK It R E A L T Y t '» .
Laura H <trier
lire. Ileal E*tatr Itrokrr
|J*01 So. Orlando Dr. — Ph. 1339
f r a n k l in
realty
New ami Ite-mle Horn.** I'h) no
133r>. nt- 17 '*'2, DeHaiv
BALL REALTY
RAYMOND M BALI
OStAR M HARRISON
REG. IIKDKERS
S. D. IligBIry man. Aaxeelale
jet Smith Park Ave.
Phone 9*0
PICTURESQUE
I New. targe, A-brdninin ennrrcte
since 1949. Sanford'a Leading | block home, hardwood floor*, 2'
Pump 3ilc» with
Builder nf homia for aver l.not) I tiled bath*, beautiful kitchen,
Repair Service
people Sale* Dlllce. Lltlle Venire
G A R L A N D SHAW
enormou* living room eml Mining |
4|9.V> 21 H. P. Reconditioned Johnin l<och Arbor.
P
(*
Box
MS
area with french door entrain*.«nn Outboard Motor Prtre 1100
FnONR 13*4
LONGWOOD
lo tippled area pjicli, cniueah’il
Call Harry Whiiener at 2203-W
Phone: u p. 2<i
rarporie, utility room, .......... ..
g A. M. tn 3 P. M.
lot .malting nriglnallly anil a
USED BRICK
ONLY ONF. LEFT
FOR *peedy, rratonable A- reli
4-ROD.M unlurnunert riown*!air*
ia - fa r t k -b w a i r s
green Ihum N An nutel.miling
Al 4|r»,3iKi, a ] bedroom home no
able TV and Itarllo Repair Ser TWO CARLOADS beautiful uied
api
til
Oleando
Ave
423
mo
• briek. Orange, rrd, and burn)
valor Inr IIH.tNHt.
vi<
e.
C
ALI.
HOOVER.
.>413
„r
nverei/e
lot
with
tree*
uni'
Call
122
M
or
1*1
W
after
«
p
m.
EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN
lilark. See them at SHERMAN
vi«.11 .un S. Sanford Ave
**i?i dowii, inrlmle- «iieen
MENT AND WHEEL BAI.ANC
H ill A GIMIAYIVG I AMII A'
tONCRETF. PIPE CO.
2-RFUIMHtM Inin*-bed npl
poMti. i-.ir|M--|c. o'llily room, ap J Ih-ilroom li.iine Living room
1NG—Fa**enger c a r *
and'
i
lemi
mid
liii—
ill.
Phone
»•>
-».
hriild,».
v,
44—BUSINESS r u t IVMENT
Tnieka; all make*. »ite*—* ton M i t t AIM. I awn-,
get*.*mci*v. vpace healer, tile h.ilh,
klit-hcn, lee.iklit'l nook. |enc
Iirrmv Ciiwjin
rin for r m r h inn.’- anil ntiii-r
to Mae. Seminole Couniy Mot
l floor* llwooghoui. 3 »creened
______
etachlH
Co„
pc-t*.
PHONE
211*431.
W.
11.
I1AYNEM OHiee
or*, Ine. 319 E. l*t St. PHONE
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F
F
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N
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Apt
air-rondi
L
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W
R
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R.
OXIER
pnrelle*. doiililfl garage, 'haded
Typewrueri, addMg necktnei,
Pringl*
1# MU.
_____ ______
Mined 1192 moth city limit*
Rollder -. Pkner 133*
Sale* Rental* 314 Mag . Fb 44
Ini 133 x 11.7, roiiniry al nuntllltre ?M1 * Orlaede Dr
Slumherland Court.
11—TBA1LFFS
plvere. citv convenience- Ideal
CERAM IC TICK
O -FU R N m /lE -IIO U IE H O L n
Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph 134
for growing rltihlrm
FULL
Three and four room furouhe I
GOODS
YOU
to
aee
US
before
It »IU
Free estimate. Quality work.
apt*. Vary rloan and cln*e Ir.
PRICE >7.891. Term* Available
Ope* Evening* amd
mu 1
Phone atn. .Iimmv Cowan
• EMPLOYMENT
aeLtde TnUMr Rale*.
$!■
Keatlj Cnmt
FUnNISHED dow-miairi- apart
P*)*■*, FI*.
Pali
ment.
Three
mom*
and
hath
24—CHILD CARE
7H1 COLISIUM, N'rw A'nrk'* brand new exhlblllnn hall and Ofltr*
IW!) Park Ave. Phon* 1474.
A B Peicrion, Broker A**‘icla|ei
FOR RALE - 1933 imperial Mobile
Imlldinr. I* atm,,it it , ih- lo ii|i-o «* wlr. 'mv cleaner* (top) add t#
ON A
A
It
I'elrrMMi
.It
.
P
I
Che*
hon* with nr without air-con- BABY SITTING In my home *03
FURN Apt . 1113 Park, Adult*
live gro-t.d &|||| nod pnlidi The p ,lr I fni .* the tralTtn and prfi i * '
H O M rc s
let miii, tiarlicld AA’lllell*, .tobo
KING SIZE HOLLYWOOD
dltloUag. 29' all modern ran-1 W. 4th. ( all S*o R.
trim* 21 Item* lielnw tliem In lu rv C'olomhu* tlircts. Al bottom, Ih*
2-REIIROOM
HOUSE
. veaiauie*. Will iirrifiee. Call,
Meuch.
II
A
V
.
William*.
ILi/e!
RED
m.iln hall I* nttr-l wilh cirpet in a *csne vvhlrh dwarf* ann lh.f
v'EAV. Beaullfullv Designed THREE
H —HELP WANTED-FEMALE
AIN-4
ONIIITIO.NEn
9 diyi 71 or night* 30*0-R.
M Liclil, A. L". Doiidney, L.tml
(Cull «V
x *o" laingi
airhltcrtural tnumoli. rclrr-* Jiy n * Mvn*fl-M, Th» Coti**um will
and FOUR Bedroom Home* - I
Completely
tornlahed,
including
Suvryur
Young l*dv between IS and 33
open wilh tlamp, phologranhy and inlcrnallonvl notorr.rbite ibew*<
Guar. It* yr*
REFOMESSTON 1930 Shelbotirnei for Toy * fiporting Dept. Apply • INNERKPniNG
TV All Electric kitchen. Tile *nd 1 Bath*
IIA N Park Phone 1129.
MATTRESS
lloor*.
gran,
ohade
Adult*.
>43
Clipper 37 ft. hou<e trailer. Will
EH A and AA K ilt FINANCED
• MATCHING I10X SPRINGS
304 E. Firal St.
month. Smith on 437 Mamgwuod
GRAB YOUR PHONE and dial
aacrifle*. Phone 132.
A A’aned Seleriinn nf Plan*
ROBSON SPORTING GOODS, • HEADBOARD COVERED IN
Boat!
i
V.
A
Wheclea*
II WE MORE 310NEY by **5Triced from S11,200 to >21.900
NKAIt HOSPITAL
PLASTIC (Choice of Color)
1*31
fur a llerild ad-wriler tlu>
“ GREAT DANE” all aluminum WAITRESS — Apply Touchloi*'*
2 Bedroom <ape Cod *tvl.’ home
Hollywood Leg*
J-ftOOM
apartment
on
flr*t
Built
fly
produce trailer, 33 font, recondi
Drug Store, Mr. Clark
Kvralleni rnnditmo ami veparate minute ymi find aomething'i hut mg imne-drd thing* through Want
REG. *17000
floor No other tenant Nicrly
tioned. 1*32 model with good
dining romn Kitehrn equipp'd
DllILAM
A
TtllHIR,
INC
lurnuhed,
rnnvcnienl
lo
vlore*
\ilv. Pamie tV’l for ha.p ta
ai >7,wo. ‘ill v i'li'm-'ieil ai l.n*i \il> find it’
tire*. Well worth >3,300. Seventy APPLICATIONS bring taken tor
Builder* of Tiiirr Home*
433 month Available May l«t.
renhirr*. Apply *t Food in art.
44.'i!H
)
Pined
to
->ell
in
2
week*
other uied trailer* in Mock.
Oner Hrallv Co 2IW1I S. Orlando
Fir Florida Living
vvnrdmg yuur ail.
Park Ave. A 23th St.
timid icri.i* can be ariutlgi'd
' GREAT DANE - DIAMOND T
lid Phone l.lv* or 3113
HOMES AVAILABLE
Complete
m 103 Seulh Orange Bloienm Trail, iC w O R R WANTED—FEMALE
2 room*, firal floor. Clean, newly South Pinrrreil
Sanford, I U
AT
w Orlando, s-oosi.
furniihed. Real kitchen, utili Grnve Manor*
Sanford, Fla.
BABY SITTER, experienced. Mr*,
T. AT MEHO
D*L*nri, Fla W. DIETRintS
ties IlirnHhed. 113 week. Phone Valencia Villa*
23 FT. Sp"a RTONITTE ATumihum
k in . Julia Sann, Phnne I74h-R
ECHOLS REDDING CO.
IM! Park Ave, Phnne 27 nr 143
IU-M. loe Holly.
Houle Trailer, Good condition.
Center 2nd. * M lfiella Fk. 1UI
SALES
OFFICE
Girl aeeking any type w o rk .
"Bud Bamberger" Mgr.
SIMM. Phone 13*9 W’.
2U23 S. French Avr
3-ROOM apt- Screened porrh A
Nuraing home experience. Train
open Monday! ‘til l:M p.m.
A LL
Phnne: 3199 and 29*9
Garage,
w
rater
and
light*
ftirIng Grady'* Hospital. Letter nf
VISIT OllR RA1.CDNY
14—DIED CARR
i r IT IS REAL ESTATE
ntahed.
Ph
304
K INDS
recommendation to work. IMS —
aak ( runiler A Mnntellb
1*34—Fnrd, 4 door, Creitltne. Ful E. *lh Ph. 238I-W.
al 117 South Park Pbeae 772
Phone .1181 l>tyg
FURNISHED apt 714 Oak Ave.
HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN
H0 MES
ly equipped. 13,000 mile*. 1
They Knew
PRICES PAID FOR USED
owner, excellent condition. Phnne ' i t —WORK WAYTED—MALE
TWO modern three room* A bath,
FURNITURE
• HV.USII r.rd SPUAY
2113-W.
iakelrnnt apartment*. }32.wi mon
-.SCHOOL BOY with power mnwer
WILSON-MAIKR
thly.
Long
wood
Telephone
Win
GROVE
LAND
# 9 4 0 PLYMOUTH 4 door. >73. B011 want* mowing. Phone 71B-M-4.
FURNITURE CO.
ter Park 2-TJ.1I4,
90 acre* tit 1183 per eerc Term*
Li ur 11 after 4:00 p. m
. ---------------------- ---------------- ----------- EXPERIENCED furniture finish
Call
I9.V2.M N l |h l a
Re* ua for rental*: J, 2, or 3 bedFARM LAND
er. painter and handyman. Can
.111 E. F irs t St.
BUSINESS
roqma. Phnne 1751,
10 eere traei with flowing well*
furntih reference*. Full or part
in >3.Vi per acre.
time. Colvin • 3TA-XR (2).
SERVICES
FURNISHED « room apt. 70| W. 3-REDRnOM, Mia bath, Florida
room. Oak flour*, largi* Im,
FlrU
St.
FRONTAGE
LAWN MOWING, Ph
• had« A fruit traaa. Call 1074-AV. 2 arreaRIVER
14—B1AUTT PARLORS______ POWER
wilh furniihed rultagr
2893-J.
Fiwrilihad Apt. 4 room*. tMfkt
nn river. >3739.
Your BeautV Number Ph. 971 PRACTICAL Nur*e, a**l*iant cook,
per mnnth. Adult*. VA 4th St. **—i / m
EVERYTHING YOU NEED
Harriett's Beauty Nook
Ph HMJ-W evening*.
rilllNTHV LOTS
llr*ri*t hrlper, home keeper,
FOR A LOVELY
M3 So IUk
EXCELLENT l-ot,. Inqulra 2A90 Priced >r,9 to >tno each.
K U R N ISH K I) AND IN ST A L L E D
ntllROOM
Phnne 2017-W.
34—BUSIN FSB—INDt'STRt At.
Magnolii.
In Choice of Color*
■IT—BUILDING - REPAIRS
NEAV HOMES
IXY
o r riC E SPACE - 4 reomi. Pal
w
FAINTING
Close in >7309 to >9391).
t ELN a n c ia l
metto Bldg. Call 1714 or 1414.
(7—BROKERS and REALTORS
n 3 6 t ■indUf » d flftliktif. 14—INSURANCE
Hubert A, W lllinma, K enltor
H—
HOUSER
aad
COTTAURS
laiag, wixiog.
KIDJ Serving Semi
04*11
Raymond Lundqulit, Aaaoclilr
YOU GET ALL
Cenanlt A REALTOR Flrrt
eeuaty once 1*13.
Pnone 1*7.1 Atlantic Rank Bldg
Frelerred
Rate*
le
Preferred
G E N E R A L T IL E CONTRACTOR
U
Gltaaon.
I.ake
Hery
»
CULLEN k HAHKEY
■Polirvholder*
D IA L Sunft’H 2108 W
IM
N.
Park
Aee.
Phene
2311
TIRED
LOOKING?
PAINTING inilde A nuliide. Room loha William* Ins. Afaaey
PIECES
Z Bedroom home, Phon* M1VW,
lin e I* comfort on two lota In
• oicial continue! at >14.93. Cali
HRAUTirr YOUR nATIIUOOM WITH c e r a s iic t i l e
417 Saafnrd Allantic Bank
Double Dreeier
Boi spring
Lake Mary, well Incatrd 3 bedJIT9-J. Mr. Ta*ker.
SEEING IS RELIEVING
Pboae 34
Mirror
PairPillow*
2-BEDROOM houie.~ Kitchen furDuly >1100, git.t you ilu* cut* 3 room*, garage and wnrkihup.
nookratr Red
RedSpreiri
niahtd. )* town. Phene 443.
SALE!SALK l
SALE!
hadroom, concrete hlock hnmr,
Prire: 17390. 33.rad) 90 cavil balImirripung
PairBoudoir
Rubber Bate
7*—DOGS—CATS—PETS
I-R0O3IS, Florida room haih A larga equipped kitchen, endowed
an il 130.no per month,
Maltreit
Lamp*
^j'emenl Stucco Palm
>133 gal
rarporie. Immediate poueaiton.
S * r a g e wilh Inti nf ttnrage, well
TOY
Pomeranian
pup*.
Adorable
it lai*
Call zoos after 3:3ft.
landiciped. l-et nne of our aalev- ee u* fnr frenen Ave. Pmuerly
hit* nf fluff. AKC regittered. I
>1 00 gal.
L'emant Stucco Paint
NEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN
men *how you through today.
U
73
gal.
HOUSE
on
Sliver
Lika,
Phon*
week! old. From old line nf
Interior Varntih
2344 French Av«.
Mather
of
Sanford
3017-M.
SEE
US!
champiom.
Ph.
3044—W.
NEED A FAINTER?
J. W. H A LL, R EA LTO R
W. H. “ Hill" STUMPER
.•»-»»
R.
tat
Rt.
Fbeee
t
r
MrRANEY SMITH
la riri
irna
Realtor — Geaerel nawraace
"Call Hall" Phone 1731
OR SAI,K-5-Redro'*m roncreie
2411 I, Park
Phon» 1103 H—ABTlCIAa FOR RENT
tiny Alice. Aaeeclate
block linute. Kitchen equipped.
Arletto
Price,
Aiaerlate
Holla way. Hoipital a n d B a b r Mur your Furniture el B erry*
Separate dining are* Large cor
I* —ELECTKICAI. reetraetee#
Phnee 3123
lit N Park Are.
Bedi. Diy. Week or Month— Warehmue Turn , Co , at 9T1 W
ner lot. Ph. 2f>r,fl-W
To Help You Huy Or Sell
tat St. All nationally adv. fur
RANDALL ELECTRIC ,CO. Tel. 1423. Furniture C enterFurn.
home,
couple.
I3a4
ElliottI
ll
Wen
P
in
t
A la ia n d e r k St rin s e r
oiture at warehouae pneaa.
ElHtfical ConDacung tad JUoaari
Roaa L, P * v tn n , B ruker
Real Eatat* ♦ Inauraaee
TV S d r r le t C a a le r
FOR RENT - DrMluu
la* aad operan
Uied (UfiAMre, ayR liaifa, teela. 1 BEDROOM hnuie, l>t hatha
, Alberta J. H alt A n ottila
Mr* Laurla* Miaaengir, Alter
tar by near, wtek or Month,
Convanient location, 1001 iAag- lot Magnolia Ava.
eu. ^Bou^kl-M ld^^JiTy^ Mart.
Fh. II Phon# 1171
If-93 at tiUwakha
Phene 1434, U e Cau
— “ C>U W-W ___________
C4.
B.
K IN G S IZ E
SA V IN G S
Now$129.50
Seminole Realty
PAINTING
TED BURNETT
LO O K
T I L E
$ 168.
10
$10 DOW N
“.L'jss'-m.TUrtr
D IC K
M APES
�SHE HAS DEDICATED 365 DAYS TO US
OICATE ONE TO MOM, SO L E T S .....
whose determination a n d
Mothers have received a place of honor
since the earliest records of mankind.
Down through the ages great writers,
artists, poets and statesmen have turn
ed to "Mother" as a source of inspira
tion. But it was Miss Anna Jarvis
efforts
brought about national observance of
Mother's Day. This year Americans
everywhere pay tribute to Mothers on
Sunday, May 13th.
Show Mother how much she means to you with the greatest gift you could give—
next to your love and respect, a HOME OP HER VERY OWN. For in a home of her
‘.'-4
♦*
own, a Mother sees Security, the prime ingredient to her family’s Peace and Happiness
F ondest Dreams
Will Be Happy Beyond
New Home Address Is:
Each home In Grove Manors will be carefully designed to blend with the suburban atmosphere and charming orange grove setting for th'a
most unique and exclusive residential section in the Sanford area. Architectural design will achieve the casual and comfortable appearance
that is a "must" in modern Florida living. Each home will be so placed and landscaped as to blend perfectly with the winding streets and
natural environment. Colors may be chosen by you to give your home your individual taste.
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FINANCING
•
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OWNERS and BUILDERS
We are m aking excellent p rogress. . . 13 beautiful homes now
under construction. . . Seven already have been so ld . . .
YOUR HOME IS WAITING YOUR SELECTION
,y ;
vM
PH O N ES
Sanford - 2100 and 2980
INCORPORATED
BRAILEY ODHAM, Pres.
262? S. FRENCH AVE.
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Delivered Bjr 6 P. M.
Cull 1821 Before 7 P. M.
Fur Delivery
Kelnbllahcd IMPS
HANFORD. FLORIDA
MONDAY, MAY 7, 1956
Pan cake
Day Is
Su cce ss
A— rlatnsl P rw « L w j j Wire
G overnorship Candidates
W ind Up Bitter Campaign
The first annual Pancake Day
was termed a huge success yest.rday a* more thin 300 people visited
the Elk's Club to eat pancakas and
to help the Women’* Auxiliary of
tha Seminole Memorial Hospital in
projects to furnish tho hospital
with much needed equipment.
More than 1,300 pancake* were
cooked bv the Staff of the Sanford
Herald, The affair starting at V
o'clock yesterday morning, wound
up at 1 o'clock leal night interrupt
ed only by a heavy mldafternnon
Florida'* governorship candid*
shower.
ate* maka their final pitch to
Visitors eating pancake# either
the voter* today to wind u p ' *
before going lo church #r after
bitter
campaign In which negro***
returning from church, were serv
tlon talk hn« all but drowned out
ed pancake*. sausage, ayrup, but
other Issues,
ter and coffee.
Tomorrow art estimated 800,009
No rh irg . wa* mad* for pan
Democrats wilt decide between
AT PANCAKE DAY YESTERDAY we* Mayor F. 1). Scott and family. Shown here roedy to enjoy cakes and sausage, but contribu
Gov, Collins nnd five opponent*
n* i•«*« ear* f*«Yt t i rtifhtl Mm . Bruit* Frank, 0©l*blM
l* Mary. MnuHtif a anti tt|t Mayor. (Staff Fhotoj
tion* were received for tho Woseeking to t>o tho atate’a chief
men's Auxiliary.
executive for lha next four yerr^a
At 7 o'clock last night, Mr*.
Collins, handsome Tnllahaaset
Evelyn Epp*. president of the Woattorney amt former slate sen*
men'* Auxiliary of the Seminole
ator, won election In 1PB4 to aervn
Memorial Hospital said that a total
out tha last two years of tha term
of $333.23 had been collected at
of Gov. Dan McCarty who died
contribution* toward lb# project*
In offlre.
that were underway.
Mr*. Epp* said, "Now. w* will
Governor LoRoy Collins will b*
The stage i* set for one of th e 'ta li for Seminole County will be bo able to purchase the IU-F1 mu
heard tonight from 8 to > p, nw
most hotly contested clccUon* in known by 10 p m. Paper ballot* sic system that will furnish music
over Radio Station WTRR and ft
Seminole Counly In the pait two will bo tabulated in only the smal for the patients at Intervals during
statewide network.
ler precinct* of the county. How the day, furnish tha family room
SO &•£
Two Juvenile* led Florida State decade*.
ever,
Tho
Snnford
Herald
Election
AT THE SCENE OF THF. WINNING HOME In yesterday’* selection of the Sanford Garden Club
Th* rae* has been • red hob
Highway Patrol officer* on a
Voting machine* have been on
Party will continue until a trend on the mciianlne floor of the ho* landscaping project In Loch Arbor, Little Venice Section. .Shown In th* picture (left to right) are; battlo- between tho 47-y«ar.o1<l
pital, and buy a cart for trans
wild chnae at 100 miles an hour display in the downtown business U set In the Governor's race.
Collins and tho** three opponents;
porting items from the hospitality Mr*. Robert Stone, Mrs. Jamaa Guy, Mrs. Ray ll t r on, and Mrs,
Saturday night shortly before 10 section ol Sanford for the past
Fuller Warren, colorful Miami
week acquainting voter* on the u*e
■hop to patlcnta throughout tha
★
★
★
★
★
o'clock, the climax of which came of the new method of voting In
Bench attorney who waa Rover*
hospital.'*
only after a crash with a parked most precinct*
nor from 1049 to 1UB.'I| Sumtef
Helping to put tha project under
t<. Lowry, 0.1, p I a i n-a p o k e a
way yesterday morning, addition
car.
Sixteen precinct* are ready to
Tamp*
Insurance company eg*
to
the
Staff
of
The
SanfoM
Herald
open
tomorrow
morning
at
7
Trooper T. Mark Mack said
ecullve and ratired National Guard
were Qua Schmih who. prepared
yesterday that he picked up the o'clock when it I* estimated that
commander; and Farria Bryant*
corn fritters and appl* cakes, Cotat least 80 per cent of the Semi
trail of the speeding stolen tar nole Counly registration list will
41, Ocala attorney and legislative
ion Drown, and Sheriff Denver Cortender who waa speaker of tha 1089
dell.
at Mobley's Corner, south of turn out lo cast their ballots in a
Tha Sanford Garden Club proj
House,
From- every aide rambrka wore
Sanford. Driving a 10Rfl Oldo. stalcwitlo Governor’* race a* well
mails of the "complete success"
Tha playtr* of th# Rotary league ect to landscape throe homes in
Other candidate* are Peutoft
mobile, atolen from J. U. 'Wells, as the local race* for high counly
Streets, Lake Park constable who
A 34-ycar-old Negro woman w n of the Pancake Day venture ot The baseball club* who will maka up the Loch Arbor, Little Venice Sec
an Orlando Attorney, the unnamed office,
tha roster of tha AU-Star* were tion, climaxed yesterday when
la the only candidate In the rat*
Each candidate Is predicting hi* slabbed to death Saturday night Sanford Herald.
juvenilia attempted to outrun
Purchases of the food for the
over th* weekend by the th* winning home waa selected by
lo com* out for integration | *»<t
Florida Highway Patrol officer* own success In the local races wllb in a Goldsboro night apot and bar event were made from WaR. "Bill" (elected
managers ef tha various taints. more than 500 people who visited
W. B. Price, Jacksonville used c a t
no
Indication
i
t
pre-election
time
assailant
la
being
bald
In
the
Sem
at apeed* up to 100 tnllea an hour
Caa.ube of the Lovett's Stores and Tbiaa diamond artlits will pit tho three projects in order to vote
salesman,
,
a
.
lo
which
stay
the
voter*
will
inole
Counly
Jell
without
bond
into Sanford,
Th* voters will mark • ton*
choose Topmost race* ere tho under a charge of murder in tho contributed to the eveql by The thalr skill against that of tha on their choice.
Trooper Mack laid that In tha Sherilfa contest, the Bard of first degree.
Sanford Htrald. The groat reeeipta championship Cuba In a $ama at In splto of inclement weather,
ballot which Include* race* Iron
wild drive, tha speeding car hit a County Commissioner* race, House
constable to U.8. senator. Georg*
Annie Hell Fori, who*# addreu from contribution* went to the Wo Mamortal stadium, Thursday, May numbers of visitors turned out to
men’* Auxiliary.
10 at 7:M p. m. It waa announced a*# (he landscaping efforts of tho
A. Hmethara, Florida's Junior U.H,
[by ComratvJohn Fop*;
*'
senator, him drawn nominal empos
ond-Ceuipaiif,' Kx- they"
s K r . i f f
various circles of the club, and
First
grad*
children
from
several
to past two cara on the right County Assessor of Taxes, a* well a hunting knife wielded by a San
Th* atoiler line-up will Inelud* to tea the homes around whjch the
altfon from Erie L. Griffis, Mae*
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NIWS
surrounding communities had vary clenny attorney who to a now*
near tha 13th St. Intersection of a* race for the office of Clerk of ford Negro farm worker who haa
Lester Bush, Jimmy CordtU, landscaping was placad.
ON
PAGE
TWO
I'nrk Ave.
Atax McKIbbtn, Bruca McCoy, Ct- Tin project, sponsored by Well ing reaction* from their visit in comer to Florida polities, Nelthet
Circuit Court.
been
identified
at
OS-ycar-ohl
Sanford recently.
cil Dandrldgo, George Harriett, Joe
lias ilone much campaigning.
Tha two youth* jumped and
Littlo or no variation In speeches hiah McCoy,
As on* youngster from Ihe Lock All four of th* major candidate*
High, Karl Summeralll, Wendell born Phillips Jr., kept garden cir
rnn when their car ciimo to n wa* noticed throughout tho series The Negro woman died on the
cle members busy for ss much a* hart Elementary School said, "I
nrooks, Charlla English, Tony Get two weeks, planting their choice ol
for governor have endorsed acg»
atop off Park Ave. on Eighth St. of 11 rallies staged hy the Semi- wuy to the local hospital following
liked feeding the monkeys best of rogation hut they have disagreed
man, Jimmy Halllgan.
However, George Andrew Speer, rude County Democratic Executive i ' ii* .* Vay m Ma'iifie’s I’lnrn on
shrubs
and
flowers,
placing
each
all."
Dave Bramlett waa chosen by
sharply nn methods.
local attorney, caught the first Committee which took candidates West nth St., al 11:40 p. m. Salurthe Cuba to augment thalr llna-up, plant In the spot where it would
Lowry ha* keyed his entire cam*
Rut another young man nf thr
to
practically
every
precinct
in
the
day
night.
of the hoy* with Sanford Pollco
show
up
to
the
best
advantage.
tha priviloga of picking a man
ripe old age of six remarked, "I pnlgn to ;h* segregation Issue and
Justice of the Peace W. Hugh
Department patrolman Joe Hick* county.
Home
No.
3,
landscaped
by
threo
from the other club* being a privi
liked sitting hy my girl friend ail ha* gotten off numerous blast*
No charges were made on the Duncan, called lo the scene, im
■on running the second offender
lege of lha pennant winner each circles of the Hanford Garden tho way over here."
at tho U.H. Suprom* Court for it*
paneled
a
eoroner'a
Jury
lo
view
surface
nnd
no
counter
charges
An
election
party
will
be
held
Club, the Central Circle, Drift
down. The Kan find Police De
year.
ruling banning segregation In the
Tho
remarks
came
from
a
group
Ihe
body
and
tho
serne
of
the
af
were
forthcoming
from
the
appar
on West First St. tomorrow
partment. became involved In the
Georg* Stine and Ben Wiggins wood Circle, and Magnolia Circle,
schools. He charged the court vto
speeding cur after It was in*ldi> ent stand* made by each of the fray. A eoroner'a Inquest will be night beginning at 7 o’clock will conlinu# to manage th* Cuba, was chosen as Ihe top prise win of 23 small fry who visited Han Dialed thfl state'* right* guar an.
ford last Thursday, coining over
hchl Friday at 2 p. m. at the Scm- when returns will start pour
ner.
the city limit*. Captain Arnold candidates.
while the AH-Stara will be under
hy train and returning at midday tee* in tho Constitution, He haa
One of tho largest crowd* fo li*- undo County Court House. Don ing In from precincts around
William* lnvo»t)gated tho nrcithe wings of Sonny Powell and The three circles will receive (ho hy train,
urged an interposition resolution
Dales,
local
businessman,
is
fore
cn
to
tho
32
candidates
turned
out
the
State,
lop prise of $129.(
dent.
Bill Hutchison.
They were In charge of their aa a means of beading off lnt*.
"rittoy night to the final rally In man of tho eoroner'a Jury.
Blackboards,
light*,
and
a
House
No.
1
waa
chosen
to
re
Damage wa* estimated *t four Semlnulo County held at Ihe San Investigating officers were San
A practice session for th* All
,
teacher, Mrs. II. M. Smith, who grnlin n,
to live hundred dollar* to tho ford Fanner'* Auction Marker. An ford Patrolman Carl Dodson anil public nddriM* system are alar* has bean called for tomorrow ceive second prise of $13 and said that their visit Included ■ Lowry end Warren have Mb
■tolcn Ohlsmobile while $3110 estimated crowd of 000 gave candi Constable J. t). “Slim" Galloway. being provided hy TTie Hanford afternoon I t 4:30 at th* old bell House No. | waa selected lo re round of interesting points — Ihe hard at Collini on th* Issue eon*
Herald so that results ran be park. Tho Cubs will gat tugethar ceive thrill prise of $30.
damage was estimated to the dates rousing applause as they out
loo, Midget Cily, ami the Big tending he should take a firmer
tabulated and mada public In at th* »*ma place on Wednaeday The entire selection wet don* Trea.
C'ltuae and Company car.
stand.
lined their platform* and spoke of
record 'time.
by
vlsitori
who
stopped
by
the
off
to loosen up and b# ready for tha
Collins declared Florida waa on*
Trooper Slack, who wa* asslat- their aim* in their plea for vote*.
Local election result* will b# taat of skill the following night. ice ri Wellborn Phillips Jr,, In Two groups were visiting Sanford nf only three Southern state*
hy
way
of
Atlantic
Coast
Line
Edgar Wayhrlght of Jacksonville,
•d hy Patrolman Carl William*,
posted on the boards which
Umpires for th* game are W. C. Loch Arbor to ntm e their choice.
which have preventd any tntn*
said that the two juvenile* were speaking on behalf of Sunder Low
will lie located on lh,. east aid* (Red) Hires behind lh* plate with Unprecedented Interest w a s train, the other being from (Vinter g ration nnd that aegregatlufi
placed under protective custody ry and hi*, candidacy for Governor
of Tha Hanford Hrrald Build Hrark Perkin* and Orvtll* Touch- built up In th* landscaping efforts Park School which Increased the would ho preserved by every law*
total number here hy 23.
pending action hy Juvcitila Judge of'Florlda and A. R Pelerson Jr.,
ing In tha open lot which will ton on tit* bases.
of Ihe three group* of Hanford
One youngster spoke up as Ihe ful |nd peaceful mean* hut "with,
speaking on behalf ef Senator
Ernest llniisholder today.
arrnmmndat#
hundred)
of
peo
Samuel Sigmund Jarohson, sen
Trophies awarded each year by Garden Club members when the noon train blew Its whistle, signal nut rinollonal furor and diaord*
George Smalhera were Ihe last
ple.
Sonny Powell and Roy Holler for crowd* viewed the homea chosen
ara."
speakers on a program that ex of .Mr. and Mrs. Herman JacobTh* Sanford Herald Staff most valuable playar and for out by Wellborn Phillips Jr., as (hose ing lls approach to the station,
son of 220 Scott Ave. la one of 19
(Continued on Faga Two)
"This Is the second time I've been
tended to two hours.
will
coordinate
the
results
to
bo
beautified.
From
2:30
to
9
nn a train. The first time I came
An cxtonslvc house lo house cam Duke University students who from the 18 Heniinol* County standing sportsmanship will be
paign hy candidates has spurred have been named members of precinct* and post them with presented to two boys whose names o'clock yesterday afternoon, visi all the way here from California,"
possibilities that tomorrow's rice- Omicron Delta Kappa, national roiintywlde totals In each race. will not b« announced until Juit tors flocked to Loch Arbor for
Most ef the boys and girls re
first-hind information and a closer marked that they would tike to
before the game.
lion will create one of the biggest leadership fraternity for men.
Result*
on
statewide
races
look
el
the
effort*
of
th*
Garden
As pert ef the city recreation
stay longer and se* more of San
voter turnout* in Seminole Coun Election to the honorary Is will be received In The San
based on outalandlng leadership In ford Herald newsroom# hy program the commissioners and Club elrelea.
HY MARY FOWLER
ford but each remembered that Information was received tod*F
ty's history.
One hundred women of ihe Dethe trachar had a surprise walling from Mr. and Mra, R. C. Laa*
The election will no climaxed by one or more of five areas of cam way of Associated Press and City Manager Pats Knowles hive
llary Garden rlub mot Friday In nn election party to he held at pus activity: scholarship, publi Immediately posted on th* bul donated the use of the stadium
far them an their ralurn to school, bury Jr., of East Windsor Hill,
the civic center to elect the follow The Sanford Herald nffice tomor cations, dramatic*, athletics, and letin hoard* provided for tha end Ihe lights for this poat-iaaaon
on* liiat none of thorn wanted to Conn., advising of tha dealh, lis p
classic that each year provides
ing officers:
Mr *. Theodore row night beginning at 7 o'clock. student government, social and re* election party,
mixa.
n, of their youngest son, Bcnjjmhb
some spectacular baseball for the
Considerable cloudiness, Mat
Broome, president; Mrs. A. L, Lin. It is expected, with Ihe help of llgloua work.
Leo Laibury, following an automo*
The
publto
to
Invited
to
at
acorea
of
interested
spectator*
who
Ciln, first vice president; Mrs. tho Immediate reading of totals on Jacobson to a rising senior at
tered ehowere and thundershowers
bile accident,
NEW WEAPON
tend.
•upport th* activity.
John M. Ryrn, second vice preal- the voting machines, that final to- Duke.
becoming partly cloudy with lets
Mrs. Laibury Is tha daughter of
NORFOLK, Va. I/PI--J. P. Rmitler.l; Mrs. Henry L. Wood, third
numerous showers end thunder- fa* told police the bandit who tho tola Joshua Coffin Chase, and
vice president: Mrs. Arthur G.
showers Tuesday; littlo tempera robbed him In his ruffe* end Ice a cousin of Randall, Sydney and
in n g H n M m
Walt, fourth vice president; Mr*.
ture change.
*Frank Chase.
alor* throw snuff In his face.
Prlre ft. Good-on, recording seerotary: Mrs. Albert Salisbury, corresponding secretary and Mrs.
Frank II. Rallantyne, treasurer.
A reception honoring Ihe . new
Nationwide publicity hae result
n'tic*rs followed, with twn beau'd from on* of the effort* made
by th* Seminole County Unit,
tifully decorated punch tables. A
most successful plant sale1was re
American Cancer Society In order
ported.
to R#t greater attendance at on*
r
of tha ahowtnga of * cancer
2 ^
film.
Mr*. Gertrude Dlngfelder, writ
ing from New Tork, its tea that
the American Cancer Society
Headquarters, located In New
'‘Business transacted at th*
York City felt that th# Item waa
Sanforil Stale Farmers' Slarkct
worthy of mention In the ACS
last week amounted to 30 varie
Bulletin which to distributed na
ties totaling $'17,452 packages at
tionwide.
a gross valuation of $131,009.20,"
Mr*. Kitty Welsh, director of
said Sandy Anderson, Hanford
th# Nuraary School, Palmetto
State Farmers' Market manager
Ave, and 8th St. mada tha na
In' his weekly newsletter released
tionwide ‘ publicity possible by
today.
keeping children in th* nursery
However, Sandy Anderson aald
free while m othen saw the film
"We are experiencing a alight
being shown at the Rita Theatre.
decrease each week In volume and
•Mrs. Dlngfelder, In her tetter
to Th* Hanford Herald, aald "al
valuation.”
though th* complete Florid* Dlvl"Our good neighbor, R. N, Baalon campaign results had not
villa, and his 1'lant City Markat
been received a t tho tint# of my
in eontrlbutlng hi* support, a*
vlalt, It look* • • though Florida
Pompanno, Pahoke* and Bellela wall maatuflng up to tho othar
glad# were doing during thr winter
treacharmonth*, In helping to keep our ALL SET FOU THE SP.ASON ar* Daiwln Bruce, Mrs. Bruce, Dabble and Darwin, U»a two children. •tale# in combating _thli
------- *
BttM'a la a w u Ikl School la totaled at FariAJsdi'cram, 1* l
»,
amrfcM aJtokinJ,’’ aaid Am towa.
Race Issue
Tops
Talks
Juveniles Lead FHP
Officers On Wild
Chase Saturday i
Stage Set For Hotly
Contested Election
Negro Woman Is
Stabbed To Death;
Assailant In Jail
All-Star Team Is Landscape Project Is
Picked By Manager
Staged In Loch Arbor
For Game Thursday
25 Small Fry Visit
Sanford Thursday;
Ride
Election Party Set
At Herald Office
Tomorrow Night
S. Jacobsoh Named
To Leadership
Fraternity At Duke
Women Of De Bary
Garden Club Elect
Officers A t Meet
B. L. Lasbury V
Dies Yesterday
Weather
Attendance Effort
By Cancer Society
Receives Publicity
Market Realizing
Sliqht Decrease
m r?*
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In Sanford
AN IN D EM tN IH tN T DAIX.Y N EW SP A P ER
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SA N FO R D . FLO R ID A
THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1868
Includes
Sanford
*
^
•
NO. 0 8
Herald Staff Ready To Flip
Flapjacks For A u x i l i a r y
Serving
Starts
At 7 a.m.
Thousands of golden browned
a-Ucakcs will bo cooked SundaF
inning tho gigantic Pancake Daf
ccleliration beginning at 7 o'clock
.Sunday morning and ending at 7
o’clock Sunday evening.
Pancake Huy Is bring staged h f
.I'ANCAKR DAY food being purchased by Charlie Morrison of Tba Sanford Herald Stuff from Manager
The Sanford Herald lo honed? IhA
W. R. "Bill” Caasuha of Lovett'*. (Staff Photo)
Woman'* Auxiliary of Senunol*
Memorial Hospital,
All proceeds from tho conlribu.
Hons acceplrd during l’ancake Day
will go lo tho Hospital Auxiliary
In help further their plans to fu*»
rush much needed item* for una
lu tho hospital.
The cnliio «daff at Th* Sanford
Herald will prepare, cook, and
Crowning of the May Tlay Klnit
serve pancake*, sausage, hutlec,
........ ri*c»< .« .........>»"• '»™ ,,»,i w - , m ,
and Quran at Seminole High Democratic Primary election In been «n Increase in the number of un)(J art, ,m.(| tj,al wo determined
syrup, and coffee at (ho Elk's Cluf»
Schooi will taka pine# tomorrow Seminote County have been act, j voters participating In th# alee- t„ establish a completely fimc
dining i mini and barbecue pit. Th«
night In brilliant earemonim according to Clerk of Court l). P.
facilities of thu Klk's Club hav«
iii’ii,il
branch
office,
reasonably
lion."
climaxing with a dance.
Herndon.
central
In
this
atea.”
Till:
hi'.)
TO
rill'
ELK'S
Cl
I'll
was
turned
o> • t In Kdllor mid publisher Fied Perkins of The Ron. hern ucnerously donated for tlio
The coronation of the King and
Voting mnrhines will he used
The firm is not new to the ccn- ford Hcnild Itv Fsultcd Rob'i Roy l, I r e n e of the b< at T'IJ»‘< la” o I ll« ban fold Jleruld* I’nocuk# occasion by Exalted Ruler Hoy
Quttn will tak# place at 8:90 In in lh# linger. precincts sviLli th#
Greene,
tral east coast, Rader and As May will be staged ,ti lliis Klk's Club Sunday . I Staff I'lado)
th« Semlnofa nigh School auditor usual puper ballots being used
All food for P.incak# Day is be*
sociate* lias lieen working wllli
ium which will ha followed Im in the sumllcr precincts.
lug purchased al wholosala cost*
various
agencies
at
Patrick
Air
mediately by a "lead out" which
Polling places are: In Precinct
from Lovett's through thn gcnoix*.
Force Rase and Canaveral almost
will continue until 9 o’clock.
No. One (Sanford) at \Veatable
*ity of W. It. "Hill" Cassube by
continuously since the derision
Parants and adulta have liven School; Precinct No. Two (Lake
4
The Sanford Herald.
was
made
In
reactivate
the
old
Invited to lea th# coronation of (l.ak# Monroe) at the Lake
Pancake Day Is being singed on
naval base lor use as a missile
th« King and Quaen a* welt a* Monro# School; Prrrlnrl No. Three
National Hospital Day, Ihe begin
lanluy.
(Sanford) at the Camitng Kitchen
th# "lead out,"
ning of a week-long observance ol
Jacoluis, who I* retiring from
Th# danea which fallows will on Geneva Ave. near Sunfoid
A i\«'\v tilth* of offltw rt H a l | "
Hospital Week when hospital*,
Id* own business in manage Ihe
ha for tba atudenla with music Av*; Precinct No. Four (I’uolal
lit'rit f'lfi'tffl lu licm l •tif Si'tuinoli*
along with Seminal* Memorial
lleia Sigma Pld Sorority and Rader Iwuncli In Cocoa, is well
being furnished by Paul Kia- »t Wilson School; Piecimt No.
Hospital her* in Sanford through,
t iiu tity Ttjhi'KiilofiuA iim l llu u lth
Five (Oviedo) at the Oviedo City Troop Two of the Brownie* have known along the F.a>l Coast. For
ham’a nrehaitra.
out tho nation will observe Ihe oc«
AA iuiiM tl'in for tbu
ym r#
Ity MARY FOWLER
May Day King and Queen are: IUII; Precinct No. Sis IGcoeva) responded wholeheartedly to a the past »lx years, ho was chief
casion.
Jim Hawkins
Elisabeth WoodWood at the Community Center; Pre- r(,r out ap,,ru| ma[tp j,v the Semi- *n«l,"'<,r um! nrlnripal owner of Sidney Tavlnr, DeLnnd attorney,I tinnrifw UiiMo*. Si*mlnu 1«i lliu lt
it and Elliabath
Frd Perkins, Editor ind Pnlh
ruff.
clnct Nn. Seven (Chuhlotnl al th*
Amerieia Can Ul8, ,lrm ol i;i"r*“" “,".1 ■,1,c,,bu’, spoke yesterday at Ihe Episcopal Seim, i) p i o f t * a u k * w a s i f l a l i ' i l n>
Sanlor attendant*
li.slior of The Saniord Herald em
tendanu will b* Jo* ................I house; Precinct No. ” [e
l n • J ™ " ,ra
and prior to lhal had been as so- w,
,llwHll(rv ......lm,
the ...... i.Itli'iit of Lite T i l mi I l i r a I ill
Fisher and 8u. Hay..; Junior At- Fight M olden rod) «t the Comphasized that there will bo na
t sinitiU im ,
^ R nsc t b indi "' l8"'‘l ' ,h*
«"«*' home of Mrs. Ruber, Cox. Filler-1 A.....
Tint final political rally, In Ihe charge for the pancake* served
tandante, Carol
.
,
, ,m*e.
c*-—i »■ ,• h
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Serving wit'i Dabbs n , fii ,l s<.|-i(.s .iHinsorcd by Ihe Remtnnle
£ r l^Byrd
. u .and
f f Dottia
S S L I Longwood) al the laingwood
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...............1 «...
Llttla, Phillip
. ,
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Hotel.
d nn»w,„„ii .. II.. '-'"’•'“'■"“I
Earlier
wn, tho
F arlier engineering
engineering aMlgnmcnts
.iMlgnmcnls wn*
the barkgrmmil
background history
1il»lory of .in - president will be Mrs \V. W. cou nty
D cmorratlq
ExocuUvo Sunday, but eoiilrihutlons lo ftir.
Malta; Sop homora Attendants, City Hull; Precinct No. Ill (Lake aml ,j0lin 4 los<" ln hanford.
he
b
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j
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F.ptseopnt
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WillU
Vf-wcvk
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second
_Comitiiites.;
v'dU
hi
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loaiorruvy ^hsr the many worthwhile project*
The Drnwnio* under the
Daloraa Jonaa and Sidney Vildan; M*ry) «l Gleason’s Store; PreS
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Sanford
Farm er* 'of llie Hospilai Auxitlxiy t/lU’ be
Freshman
Attendants,
Linda Ci let Nd. 11 '(.VlVi'inmie Fprlio;*) »M|* of Mt*. t. J. L'uficr
is »cciclary ami It. J
llituniiio, Auction Market on liip S.iflfnrd- l accepted
'r of Beta'
Yni,n« I'l-'M'd an heroic role .
at tho 'Comnioiilty Ccnier; Pro- urod by III# local chapter
Yeakla and Caeil Damlrldge.
and later to Ilie post of field rogiR 1* expected that hundred* el
llishnp Young hud heen assistant treasu rer.
Orlando Highway Ju»t south of tho
Flower Girl for th* May Day rinn No, IJ i Forest City) at lh# SlK
,‘,lt Sorority and o»wi
and ,„b,equemly, chief cs■
Sanford
and Seminole County dll*
imstoi
in
Trinity
of
New
York
nn
Tho
iinnmil
meeting
wot
held
cily.
Ball and Coronation will be Susie Hodges1' lesidrncc; Pmi.lct No.
one anotner when- p«r(mPntHi ,,nK1,u-er. with Fairli! aller ihe war lu-lween Ihe slates in tlie Coniiinssb-ners Boo n of tno
The rally will he preceded by a zen* will turn out for Pancaka
Dabba and th# Crown Rearer Hill Ft iSlavi.i .t Sionko's Store; ever possible in project* and nvlc hank* Morse A to Chicago.
Higginbotham.
Precinct No. li (Fern Park) ..l aeliviUc*.
M0||,oUrnr. Jatsdiu. —’ lfiar, when In- brought Ins genius fm or Cily Hull Tuesday night with tho dinner In h,> served by the San- Day a* tlicy «r* on iltcir way to
am/itlon .milhurning eiilhll u s i n 1p i un ipul odili. si by Hi
llriii.imln lin'd FarmeTs Aurtlou Market As- early morning service* of rhurchex
The event is one of thn high lh* 1'iulnr I rtisi* Anujricmi
Tin* Jlrnwriio*, *. uitjl
nil lv<rniiiMi<* of iho mn«'<! |»r,in In
lights of th# ichool year and will Hut just off Highway 17 J; I* • Cirl Fronts In Sanfoid and Sr-im MUutc — Iim *n with bih wifi* nm| f,,i* h , i topiui ul
nf <'In i ii.ni I Him k. Medi.nl l i li e .lo r of I bn socialiim The dinner will Ihi serv- <>r on their way homu from acrv*
ice*.
no doubt Ihi attended
by the cincl No. to (Snnford)
«' th- indc Cuun!>, are looking forward ihri-c children m j;u Jtivi-r l i m e ihIti
lln
lies- ed hcginuilig al 5o'clock with
11 ie In Florida \ clo-o Itieini Central H o n d a Tuberculosis
Not only will folks come by on
larg.at group of student* at any National Guard Armory
onF .m t„ becoming mem bers of the new- \ past pre,idem id Kiwams, char- "f 11>>- lnnimn arclule. t Riebard I'dol. who spoke
mi tho subyi'.-l the rallyspeaking
Mated to get
of th# Khool function*.
tliclr way to or from rhilreh but
F i u t St.; and P ieu n cl
No lit |y formed Citrus Council, (iirl i,.r mstniicr of ihe Melbourne 1 pjidm who designed many well "II, Tieuimint of Tulierciilosis." underway at 7 .10.
(Bear l ake) «' Mir Florida power Scouts of America Plan* ar# now Yachl Club, Jacobus 1* active in known rc c lrs iu , Ural buildings, he
liep-nls o n e lieiird nil llie Seal
Five tnlltulrs have lieen allotted many will stop by the Klk's Club to
Company lounge,
underway to assist them In this th,, McIIhhIisI Church and various persinded l ’p)eliii to draw plans Sail. I 'use Finding Coiiimlt'ee, each rniulldale to speak on hi* enjoy pancako* a* an afternoon
Die major change tn polling goal.
other civlr bodies He is a mem- fur (he many edifices Hint still ic- lie. dill Fdiinillon, Patient Siirvnn 'platform and the Issue* of Hi# snack.
pioccs,
is„ „ thu
The combined effort* of the itaff
.
,aanl . Herndon,
.
,
The Cancer Gift and Loan Clos- her of ihe Brevard County llnanl mam to ulenllfy the originator by Mol the nclivltirs of the Negro campaign.
chango from lh. Girl H.out
Hull. -« I* one nf the Sororltie* primary
of Public lintciicinm, Mellmurnetheir
bcaullfill Goliilccommit
nrclii'stecs,
iimi
Tim rally has been preceded by al The Sanford Herald will reveal
a .lr ^ n. v’I«lT!Il
rlvic I)r‘'Jt’rts ami they plan to Planning and Zoning Cnmmi»i«n vertb al lines. Ihe Flnrida Pluircln-s
I "Mowing lh# principal n hires* 1 week id intensified campaign- some of Hi# finer culinary art* in
nanfonl National Liirnnl \ n ry <*on(|,ict their first seasion of haml-an<! MHhourn# t.ivic Improve
ul
Ihe meeting, « film, "Tho In- mg with Iiuiim* to house rails lie- preparing and rookning pancake*
built
of
the
hea
1
1
nf
long
leaf
pirn
Flva contract*, totaling 1100,rAI on r.a»t hir.u St.
;u,c making tomorrow. However, mrnt Hoard
blending
in
.oftty
with
tho
moss
side
Simy", ,vn* shown by Hr. mg made by a majority of the and tho tide dUh that goc* wltlt
hav# h**n awarded tfor work
Clerkt nnd imp'*« ton f.<r *nc i ti a n d a g o materials connihirngKeganled n* one of ttin .Sooth’s
them.
'Ic ry
lllid,
Seinlnul#
County rumlldnlr*.
at lh. U.S, Naval Auxiliary Air ',f ll"’ I'oHIng (dare, were named lnalnly ,)f wh| le K,t(„U Mlt.h „ foremoal lirrns. Rader ....... A - u - hung Inndsrape,
!l
all*i
office'.
Folder*
niitlinlng
raudldalc's
Btation, Sanford, Fla.
In I8!l), accompanied by the Rev
a«t week and each one has been
an(J
an(|
„CVM rlales has lung bet'll identified
CDR P*t*r Corradl. Officer In iiislriictci! in thn us#i of Ihe Nlioup paprr „ycd in padding, had to be wllli ........
Mrs. Rose F. ,’a•■■I'son, m l,log platform and qualifications hove
engineering senders I'rin d Alderman nf Mils district.
Charg# of Conitructlon, Sixth Voting Marhfn# which will 'e used 0|,tamcd fur lhal purpose.
left ill Imities throughout tint
on major airport.*, highways, Ili-hnp Young embarked on a tour prenldint, del'vi icil ll.e proaijeiu’s
Naval Dlatrlct, mad. the an
May S
I ho S< mi- city "f Sanford and In home* in
3h» . '<•
ul
Ihe
countryside,
fighting
-lornts.
.....
Admission*
' l’K"'ke reads In »>ndge*. .....err and ..............
nouncements on April SR, lO-SD. County 7 H | r o „ " ! h l . ! e “ T>Hole
County
T»
■
.!
Ilrnlth
,i-.r
‘,v,,'y
M
’cllon
of
III,,
county,
Wlckwlr* Sprncer Steel Dlvla will b* used in Mu, Seminol.t l>ar‘ ll,“‘ thcV “ will help oilier "''u*. l-»"l deycliqmienl nrojects, fug and swamp*, at one lime find eiutlmi is n compuinlively amull However, nn real Issues In the
Charlotlo Buyer (Sanford)
Ion. Th# Colorado Fu*l and lro n irountv n tnlocr, „ c i»r|mary cl.c l’" ’l,,e
limes." so help they <"mint* rial biiililing, and -Imp lug Ihenisclve* in the SI John. on# out ,r
<k) in km v ilnt ranipaign have lieen voiced by any Mrs. Louis* Hubby (Sanford)
Corporation, Atlanta. Ga., ha*1,jon , el f()t. ncxt Tue.diiy with did by turning out in force to col- l""« <*«’i»t*T-. Itader <......... ring channel wuh a boalmun who cm we'v# dona nor )#rt townril | ro- of thn candidates.
Mr*. W. C. Hulchlson (Sanford)
*baan
... awardtd
_ __ 1. * a *A
J a , s contract
.x jl
l/s.-l Ii,a L«,11i, m■««flnil
.-IIt 111f■1f'fIII .1I I11ll '.Ilf
124,141
fiylvcjler Roberts (Sanford)
polling places opening 7 a m, lec( the badly needed materials, arcliite.ctiiinl and surveying »rrv- [cssfd he was doing his first stmt Kre**.
It
is
imderalood
that
some
of
fo r f«nce and area lighting.
Mary William* (Sanford)
and remaining open until ihn of- Their ilrive was a romplcln sue- hes arc currcrilly employed m H i p as ncvlgaioe Hid witii ilflermmn
•
When
a
m
w
m
iracle
d
in
g
fo
r
f'"ulnlales
will
make
their
bill
ce-s and rouiliilicd with materials mnilliern slates, m maov I'liiiida tion Young hioiigJit Ihe Fpcropal
Four hid* were submitted nn firnl dosing time 7 p. m.
Will Ilahkersnn (Sanford)
....
.......i
n
.
.......
.
III
|.
no
for
dm
Olllees
for
which
they
hnvu
April 26, 1(168. Contract rompluDischargM
A voting nine bine 1ms been rollei leil liy Ihe Sororlly, there area* and ill mimei"ii* I ,um faith >o many hoiulel* "wlieie Ibei ........... I we tun lie ....... I In has.oM-minUle rliarges
Weie (Wo people in meet In God *
tion il*t# is July I t, 19615.
Bul)y
tiriffls
(Sinfnrd)
placed In the Snnford downtown will be an ample supply on hand Amrnran emmlrii’s.
»'« l,r,>Jial,l> 1,0 ,ollowi«i «»/
Principals associated with Sen name, lie must have had a good Lined PI OSid- the menu, wl.n.i
A 118,900 contract for rehabil area wdth an Instructor on band fnr tomorrow .night’s bandage
Ida
Fakes*
and
baby
‘'•'•''tm'harge*.
lor Partner Rader In (lie organlza- lawyer." added Taylor, smiling, the Ini............ tcebiiieiuna
itation of four building* ha* been to leach everyone Interested In making class.
Baby Boy Sweeney
e n d . ...... .......... reio n re h ," .................I.
.'
" ‘ Ho ‘ ■ aadiilate. are i j k -c .1
o
h
ii
A
liieenleiif
awarded Dili# Construction Com tli# use of Die machine. However, On hand to accept the donation 1,1 ir *
"foe he rnmilly Riser Ini a clause
Florence Thompson (Du 11ary)
hi.it iriu that trio InrgoM cniwd of
pany nf Florida, Ine., Jackson- every official has poiule,| out were Mr*. Marjorie M«rgcn*lrro. Jr''
" Reeder. ( n tlranms that d any rliurcll should he nli.iii
Mn Inn,hum *.|lil. "M's been
r<l||y ,rrjrl will lie ICCIt at
May 3
ville, Fla.
that thn machlna is so simple to ro chairman of (lie Service ( mu and Kenneih K t .ilcidi r
Me look forwoid loitiinrow night's affair. One oil*
ilnm I i? W'Uild " 'I id lo tin- "iigi 0 «""d
Admission
Th# work Include* roomvat of ii.-# Hint the us# of ma c hi n e s inllicc. Gill and I.oan ( lo-et and
] l(, been lando that upward
Mr*. John M. Bluuton Jr.
nal owners, ho m tin mativ lime* »iih ............. .. lo the rotiiliined
deteriorated aiding#, wood win «limit il Ittrrcas,. |h« number of Mr*. Jim L'astann. vice president
that people wished lo (ear down 1""i:'es, „( Hie a«*ocln1ioii
(Sanford)
of one diniisiiiil voters will attend
dow*, dlla and casing, door*, people participating in this year'* Bela Sigma Phi Sorority,
Births
llie meeting to licar the carulithe old sfruclures they found they
f,’r ,'’’t,rr henllh.”
and roll typa roofing and repine- primary election.
Baby Girl Hubby
Persons interested In donating
llllier officers mimed for the dales spenke.
rarny ciointy tnrougn rriiiay would not profit from the sale
Ing with new malrrinls; giaaing
Baby Boy William*
.lumrx Lee of Oviedo, ehalrSamuel F, Sliroup, son of the additional while goods are asked ‘will sraltrrrilshowers
and so III# beautiful, time wealli ensuing year me: lloiird of dirwindow's and doors) rallilng; and inventor and founder of the J*troup In contact cilher of the parties ouring alirriioons; mile imostly
D is e h a r g n
huiier "red edifices leniatiied. I wonder C l i o - lor one vein, Mrs I, N. mail of tilt* Selliin.d;’ Cuilllty Dcillpainting exterior ^wood. concrele, v ” ;,^ MHl.h|llf
rrPr„lly in inentiimeil who will *eo that the In leinperaluie; low Imilglit H.'i
Terry llubnn (Laka Monruo)
A/./.in ell”, Rolieit ,\, Riniiett, oemiie Kxemllve toinuiitlec will
if
Ihe
Ihought
might
mil
have
•ml masonry surface*.
a- materials are picked up.
78.
Giiidy Tripp (Saulord)
lCnnlimieil on Page Light)
oitrndueo each cumlidala.
every place wlier# voting
irossnl Rlillop Young’s mind dial
Four bids were submitted nn
April 2fl, 1968. Contract comple
tion data I* July It, 1969,
J. D. Manly Conslrurtinn Co.,
T,ee*lnirg. FI#., lias hern aw4lnlrd
a 110,600 contract fnr paving,
rnad repairs and tie-down an
May Queen, King Polling Places Set
Will Be Crowned
Tomorrow Evening For Election Tuesday
^
D.ite P. Jacobin, Melbourne en
gineer and civic leader, ha* been
appointed manager of the new
branch office opened In Cocoa, at
40.i Florida Ave,, by Itadcr and
Associates, widely known Florida
engineering, architectural a n d
surveying firm, headquarter* m .
Miami, and who will include San
ford in their acope of operation*.
The Cocoa office will serve a
considerable ."segment of Die Hast
Coast and Central Florida and the
organization, Earle M, Under,
senior partner, declared, "intends
that our Cocoa branch will have
the full cooperation of our entire
ucganlintlon of some 2au profes
sional e u g i n e e r *, architects,
draii-mm. .surveyors, technical
and adinlulsiratlvo personnel.1’
Cities named by the Itader as
sociation a* indigenous to ttio Co
coa office operations are I* Land,
Daytona Beach, New Smyrna
Ueach, Titusville. Melbourne, Ycro
Reach, Kau Gallic and Stuart.
Itader declared that the unusual
land and Imlldlng development
which Is taking place throughoul
tins area requires extensive »ur\eying, engineering and archilec-
Aanorialed I’re-us Len-ed W ira
Sorority, Brownies
To Make Bandages
For Cancer Society
History Of Central Dabbs Named Head
Florida Episcopal Of TB, Health Assn.
Churches Related
Final Rally To Be
Preceded By Meal
Contracts Awarded
For Work At SNAAS
.
}?•’
-
Hospital Notes
Weather
thnr*.
t
8
There wer# nn additional bids.
Contract completion date will be
July 1, 1963.
A $1.1,88.1 contract for reliabllitatlon of refrigeration building
No. 28 lias been awarded Dunn
Refilgeration Service, Lakeland,
Fla.
Two bid* wer# submitted on
April 23. H'58. Contract complc.
tion date will he August 10, 1968.
A contract totaling 1117,280 was
•warded to the Carroil Daniel
Con*tructlon Company of Gnlncsvillt, Ga., for the construction nf
alx Butler Building# at tba San
ford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta
tion. Completion data was annonnead
July 4, 1968.
Th# administration and auperYlalon of th« work will lie hand
led by LT. W. J. IIlevin*, Public
Work* Officer, 1LS, Naval Auxi
liary Air Station, Sanford, Flori
da, who baa been designated Re
sident Officer in Charg# of Con-
ctructian on Uiom proJaeU.
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K a n in . |>la| Hook 4 papa
T h a ahova daaarlbad landa a r t
a llu e ia . ly la a and halio, lq ft.a
th fy a f Jfeq fo rd . <riorida,
Tau e ra h arafiy it n u ir t d fo fila
ynnr an tw a r w ith tha C la rk of ilia
C l r r u l i C ourt or tha N in th .lo d ln a )
C lr r u it , |n and rnr b am ln ola County,
K ln tld a , Hatnlnola I'n m tly C u u rf
lln iia a , l a iifo rd
b |n rld a and to
a«rva a copy Ih ara o f upon the
P la in t if f I I I C H A H I 1 * N H lJ IliN A.1
lila n w a y (Ir., Hanford, F lo rid a oq
nt h -f u r t lhI"a la
May l».va.
' th nrdaya e fd ii-ra
M artin ta ll1 n,
not
a pro
e e n iia a a will be .eetered apainat
V fle le a A lte h u e . P u la e m , a c J n h n i.
r l p i l e r , M erlon, l , t v r end bam lnola
C n u a lla a and I ’n u n lr I ’um m laaluaar a
I l l iU l r l a H n i, Tw o and T h re e uf Vu*
lu t la C n u n ly .
M O TIC N la haraby g lva a th a t pur*
auaat to th* H y -L a w a a f a |ld F lo rid *
C ltru a M utual, lh a ra w ill oa bald n n k ,
lh a :% d ay f t M ir . »»»*, *t m e
u 'olnrk W *■ •• n ie m h e r nf C o m mere*. D aLatid, r in t ld * . a m aatlng
nr lha mambara a> aald P la r lg g (Jit*
r u i M m u tl aa d a a lg q e lld l » * v i
T h a g u rp a ie at thla m tatfq g |« ta
a lia ! ih ra a d lia a la ra a t r t a r ld a I ' l l ,
rua M utual and lo Ira n a a rt aurh
nthar k u ila it e qa m a r Rtagarljr he
tu n ild ara d by aald * i* * t l« |.
F r n a r va tla g a h all ant ba p a rm ltu d .
A q /o n a ta e ra « «a lla g a in r g n r a ia
mamihar nf M utual m in i h a*« a w r it tan a u lh n rla a ilo n from aurh rn rp n ,
t a la m am her |o r*er*a*nl l l a l ih a ^
m aa lln g and yn la on It w h «|n l* .W
D tia d at K aW ,U n 4 . F lo r id a , thla f lt b
day a f A p ril, t il* .
>1 KIUNKU.V VVAnti
H an ralary
F lo rid a tfllru a M utual
)0U
T h la n olle* aholl be p u h llth ad
nnra ta rh w aak for four I I I m o .
• ae u llvt waaka In T h a d an tard H t r -
if.g*i v oeti tbi. u eiaar *i*m
aid.
W T T N K IH my hand and aaal thla
l l t h day of A p ril, A. U ( 111.
(C la tk 'a 8 a a l|
ct.t^v^^^TVa arriiiT
C O tlH y H K M IS O l.i COUN-
TT, jrtA)KIUA
.qofirei n r tneTim T ttn rriv u
o r MKWHHne o r n.opiOA
I ITRi e MI Tt AI, *
Tn a ll m a m h ira nf r ie r ld e C l l r e i M u
tu a l r a a ld la f In n r nam ing a llru a
fru it arnva nroparty lo rtn rld e C lir .
ua fnm m taalnn M latrlrt Na I rn m -
li»3« Su
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F a u i t ’ ii
D ru g
o ia
Saaforti, ?l«M »
TO THE VOTERS OF
SEMINOLE COUNTY
J ” A ll 1 rrdM nra and Prrau’u i ’ h i m .
N H « Something
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a
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•nTataMtaa\«Kh^«l| (he «uwpcn«a
of
' a f *Tn»
it l e h i i l i l f
d r* (Q « ,"
asMjlWM flliita, U# asrwnrk’i
eg.public affair*. "The old
tiNlWlWIff Ufhfttium Wla elmj>*
l y l a I l i a « i> m » th ln | w h ich a e ( u ijly / h ip a e n e d i n d h a v a It o c c u r
a g a i n ta r U U b t p if lt o | y o « r c a m .
« rn .
"QW Idea ll to ibuol It a* It
MpMA. Mora lmpaHaaUy, » u t
up ■ altuatioR, completely raallHie
whara your aanuraa He In wait,
wtitlna for the dramitlo climax
qf an actual Ufa iltuaiion."
Ltgal Notice
I I I J a r w ill*' ha
a a it r iS
h i] * r * u ' r l l q ' it lT la o l?
Hftr
OjtllA could act an argument at
in ^ jfad w thit la badcaliy a new
lepbhtqua hut few peopla would
dibatg tha fact that It waa traMUbitaly affecliva In "Out of
ihn hour long atiply of
{(neatal health 10 well received It
wai. repealed lint weekend.
Here, the camera wae hidden
.behind one-way glut in lha wall
w a peyeblafrlit'e office at a men*
tal hoipital. Three ttmea a week,
for three monthi tha doctor met
with "tlnri* L" and moil of that
.time the camera wa* cranking he,
hind the wall.
What I? rerouted wai a moving
poignant hatlle In which lha pa
tient ilowly fought iho darken
fear* of her tormented mind lo
U«d the ceurage ha reiuma a
almpla human funrllnn~*pfakln|.
II took a great deal of iklllful
• OfVTUMO Hugh O, Fmlar and hit bride, the fnrmer Aiilherlne t.iiry,
luldgnr# and petionra hy (ha p»yAleeve church in mile* tfler their merrl***. The lirlde wei lit* larget
rhiatrl't. Telling the ilory welt
fnr violence ntv lh* eemptie of lh* UHivereily nf AUbami when ahe
alio took a great deal of ■hill and
alUinpled to (Hand eUaioe aa lu Aral Negro ittidenl. ((nlernelionaO
patience by tha cameraman.
Dorli hegan nof. only mutely but
eeemed not even to heir any of "Thar* a prelljr pegrl," ahr
lh*' dnrtnr’i elmple iiiggeitioni— ■eld. "I* II reel peirl?"
to •aka a w it, lo tile hie comb The docinr nld he tllrtn’l know
on her heir, Ir wa* three wccki find uked if the Hked prelty
before «hr dared tn pick up the
eomh. It wai eight weeka before thing*, Tlnrli aid yee, *he hid
been given *ome pearl* nae* hut
aha dared In alt down.
Itut when would the talk! Whan loot them, "I've lm| quit* a bit,"
wnulld the break through the will iho laid, crying.
of fair aha haraalf had araetad? Tha d*m hid been broken and
Finally In tha inth week, tha rh* eimar* hid ciugR* ll, in nn*
doelor quietly lunaitad to floria of the mint mnvini ennei ever
that ah* might want to whlipar teen nn televlelon,
In hi* tar, Rha laanad forward,
har llpa partad, aha triad — but
couldn't.
Yaur Vo(*
Than auddanly, Dorl* fingered
the doctor1! cufflink and, for tha
For
flrat lima in .tirea monlhi of trail*
mant, nlkad.
,
Homer
W HY PAY MORE?
IO T T L E D G A S
^,00 M» CYLINDER
IH) INSTALLATIONCHARGE
I ' * * Inlm a nr, Dam anda A a a ia a t
la id (la ta ta i
Vnu and ,» i.li of
1 a ra liarahy
n lifla d
and
ra,,u lrad
1,1
p ra
am
any
alalm a
and
da
man,f* whU'll > nil, r>r a ilh q r nf
you Ulay ha»a -a a 'n -i th - , a l a l ,
nf III ' ll KM T A. N k'IVM AN H R , darr.ta r'l, I i t - nf aald C n u n ly, In tha
C o u o iy Ju d g a of Ham lnnl* Cuunty
r lo r id a . at uia n ff l-a in lha ro u rt
hr,uI , nf aald C o u n ty at Hanford,
F ln rld a .
w lih ln
,ia h i
ra ia n d a r
n in u ilia from lh * lim a nf Ilia flrat
p u h li. a ilu n nf ihta nnllua. K a ,h
ila lm „ r d -n u m l a h all ha in w r it
in g arn| a h a ll a u l a lh a plata nf
ra ild rm -a and imat n ffl, a aildraaa
nf lh a H illm a n f .1 nH ah «l) h i « h urri
to by lh a c la im a n l. M i aaant or
aia a tio rn r y . and a n y auch rla lm
nr dam anil not an fila d a h a ll ba
void.
/ • / AD A M NKVVMAN
A a a V m ’M lrla „f l h , fatal
” U ,, t uJ T a a la n ia n l af
R n n K R T A. N c \v H A N HR
riaeaaaad
WE RECOMMEND
OUS SCHMAH
As County Commissioner
* .. of District No. S
"He Knows the Problems of Seminole County"
He has Keen our neighbor for 35 years
We know hs Is reliable
.VI H XK C tf-
Mr. and Mri. Gaorft Wardwell
Mr. and Mr*. Herbart Bahran*
Now
Showing
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OAnctn' cAiOK
0* THOSEKANS*
fCAlfCO ntiCYS//
M
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ra.M
arlonShelby
M
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ri.FredBaly
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rs, E, K.Sw
aggerty
Mr. and Mr*. 0- 8. Tomllnion
Mr. and Mra. W. J. Dunlap
Mr. and Mra. R. A. Goode pood
Mr, and Mra, R, P. Goodapood
A S E co ra
mm
M
r.JackDavlann
Mr. an Mri. RoUnd Gllai
Mr. and Mra. Clyda DaLoch
Mr. and Mra. W, E. Prlca
Mra. Annla McArthur
Mra. Sam Gardner
Mr. and Mra, A. H. Xralnbrlni
Mr, C. W. BJoblom
Mr. and Mra. Hanry WUta Sr.
M
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ltta
UK-ELECT
Mr, and Mra. J. T, Ruieff
W. Hugh Duncan
Mr. T. R. Ktnard
Ju stlca nf lha Peace
Mr. Md Mra. Paul Oilaaby
REWARD
• HONEST ami
• FA ITH FU L
• PU BLIC 9EB V IC E
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Mr. and Mra. Claude Hawking
Mr. and Mra. J, V. Warns
Feeluret
Itie 11M fill tiM
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Mr. D. V, Warren
M
r. JoaW
arren
Mr, and Mrs. W. B, Swaggerty
Mr, and Mrs, It. A> Jimtnai
Mr. and Mrs. X. G. Boderblom
Mr, and Mr«. Ch»a. Forroatar
Mrs. WDlle B. Pippin '
Mr. and Mrs, J. T. Swaggerty
Mr. and Mrs. E. D, Oglesby
Mr, and Mrs, U a Keller
Mr, J, Tlldon Jacobs
Miss Clara Swaggerty
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bass
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr,
Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Melsch
and Mrs. Jossph Melsch
and Mrs, Bonner Carter
and Mrs. W, C. Clausa
and Mrs, Henry Richter
C. X. Hunter
Gena Allan
Mr, and Mrs, A. E. Johnson
Mr. and Mra. Jack Mann
Mr. A. R Xtnird
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans
Mr* and Mrs. 8, H. luchsnan
(Political Ad», >*U ?« ? •» Qu* l*kea«h Cempalft Taatil
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Saturday May 4th & 5th
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TWO EGGS FOUND In the tame nett. Note the dtf *rence In also and shape. They were found by
Mrs. Don Ynunr of Route t, Box 437. Sanford. (Ph to hv Jame.on)
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MEN'S SLACKS
THE SANFORD HERALD
Thura. Aliy 3, 1938 Paga 3
Child's Eyes Are
Closely Related
To His Stomach
•# l
By CHARLES MERCER
NEW YORK LI* —Small fists
clenched tightly, eyas dosed, he
w it yelling hit head off. Ills
mother stared at him with a mix
ture of irritation and amaiement.
He didn’t want that, he cried.
He wanted that, and he pointed
to a different kind of cereal on
the shelves of the supermarket.
Anyone who spends much time
prowling around aupermarkets
knows all about it. A child’s eyss
always havo been cloiety related
to his stomach. But only tinea the
advent of commercial television
his a child Insisted on having a
role in the weekly marketing.
The cereal endorsed by his favonfe cowboy and the eendy advo
cated by hie TV screen pat have
become very important to him
and her. In the nation’s mirkeU these days you see the kida
suing various techniques in getting
what they want.
Some- use the (greet approach
of demand. Others retd the shelves
boldly, tossing the products they’ve
seen advertised on television Mo
their mothers’ shopping basksU. A
few try to sneak thses in.
It sometimes seems that Ike
only thing kids retain from watch
ing television is the commercials.
T hey chant them In the streets^ami they remember the product
when it’s time to go to market.
“ It's really disgusting,” a moth
er said the other day. “The in
fluence of TV sdvertislng on chil
dren ie truly a shame.'*
Why?
The woman couldn't tey exactly
why. Basically It teemed that she
wai merely suffering battle fa
tigue from semtweeMr engage
ments with her yoong at the
cereal, cookie and candy ahcMvet
of the supermarket. The** eeem
to be the foods mental spots where
errs meet efonwachi though I have
seen one precocious youngster ar
guing with hie mother over a brand
e{ aura.
renooeSy I h a l think that
com mere lets ~ purely at commarcteb — sen possibly ha “ bad"
lor young eMItbun. It’s my obser
vation that yoi can only sell a
ehdd an eoaetfclng be already
Ub«s IPs can took at beer com
mercials all day without raising
a thirst for the aSuit If he desided tn try a hottie, nobody would
sell M to him anyway.
A child know* when he’s being
spoken to. When the character on
the home screen Is lathing to hie
parents, he rapidly loses interest.
But I fail to we what's wrong In
an advertiser talking te children
about cereal and candy and such
things which lntarsst thorn mighti
ly.
rirhspe, for sU any adult knows
a child’* awareness of commer
cials Is a symptom of quick per
ception and a good memory. At
least that's something to think
about the next time the kids want
to taka over the weekly marketing.
BASEBALL DIAMOND IN
THE BOUGH
SAN DIEGO, Calif. LB The has#hall diamond at the Pacific Coast
league’s Lane Field has been out
of kilter for nobody knows how
long, Bob McGIvcron, new
keeper, discovered.
He said the diitanee between
home plate and pitcher's slab was
*7 initead of the standard 90 feet;
that the slab was off ingle with
the piste by several degrees) that
none of the bsaei were esactiy 90
fret apart
spirt snu
max home plate
feet
and that
pointed to leftcenter field, instead
of center. The field has been used
by the Ssn Diego padres since
1036. .Me Glveron has straightened
1030.
OLYMPIAN TO COACH
THIEF RIVER FALLS, Minn. iH
Johnny Matchefts, member of the
1PM U. S. Olympic hockey team
will coach the Thief River Falla
High School squad nail Boston.
The team holds the state high
school hockey tournament crown.
Summer
weight
(broken
, 'h
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sizes)
In ages 1 thru 7 (slightly Boiled)
values to 5.93
values to 12.05
Closeout
NOW
Immm
QUADRIGA
PRINTS
80 square quqnllty extra fine
finish 38” "Ido.
this ,~'r*be* Is Raw hi UacA-end-whis*, hut Jurt fofck hew wr
it weald he fo color,
Special 4 9 ( yn
Se4er H at R « h W l a u lm W a y s
•ar,
..mao we
Rue’s doubtless true—
wtynt It comes to ptcohywayl Haven't you
color pictures bring
fill moments and scenes
out unbelievable realhr serves ae a flag to
■JK&5V s r is
y we foe! color flltn
such e sound investment
>taXm—something not
te Qi relegated only to special
neeevfcma, but to be used regular
ly and often for the outre divi
dend of ufoerure It urn bring you
qpr pictyre-Uking. No
luxury Item limited to
camera*. color film now
ha aQ standard t .1
_ to At every type of c-.,iBra
that's currently on the market.
Basically, were are two kindi
et color Rim—one designed fqr
tekiflk eoioi snapshot, and tha
other created especially lor mak
ing color sltoes. But the ru tty big
ntfws today Is for all you colormenthol enthusiasts — and we
think you’ll be mighty pleased to
hu)r it, toot
Now you cun buy eolnr Aim
that mey be used in daylight or
with flash mahout the addition of
filters or blue flesh bulb* to com
pensate (or Ike different light.
This Is tha very first color fttm
ever produced that you can load
into your camera with nsry a
thought for whether you're going
to snap pictures indoors or out,
with flash or without.
Now—as never before—even
the most casual snapshooter with
the simplest of cameras can have
this colorful world completely at
his command.
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Famisrt, i l n U | k l| ky • 4 n p beemlng whit# th# atkara faltas,
NEW YORK UP) — May finds In pries*, now fac« tbs chance of Canstnjetlon tatola ara up, f t
many businessman again real- a drop in production as waU-with atarad by business »ponding for
soiling (hair im pacts bocausa gevarnment aurpiuaoa acting aa naw plant*, naw aommaitial and
for soma of tbaaa April was dla- • ««<»"» «
aubaUntfal prieo offle*. atructjiraa, aa wall aa a
appointing.
raises.
growing total of public construe*
'It boa boon a year of wlda
br,n»*
«£■ et T" i f ' u * " l§ *nd
swing* in kuslnasasantlmant. At *id*th«
f t "
e ,r f t * “f t .
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to* start they war* cautiousabout
mar# customer* into L srfrr
and
mar# oipw ra
' _ „ ,h .» 10M ThM tbsstoresfor spring and Summer
homaa are being built, and bottsf
1
claim that the naw paint keeps tho family
a-hum t This changing world I
car "showroom shiny" for eighteen months
fow—It's d u n lin s color.'
onsdsy soon you nuy »aa s car going without polishing.
Of course, it's just possible that this
'B this street changing shades liks
it* tsffsts or s ehameleon sb It special-effect auto lacquer waa developed
without a thought for tho ladles, but that
fodm ay wondar If It's s trick of tho would be a rare thing In automobile circles
or s trick of ths light, but M l be today. And It’s not just because women
her. It'D ba ths trick of s brand-new now account for one-third of all the drivers
In the nation.
mobile point
Women have a uubtla Instinct for com
secret of tho hlde-and-neelc shuda
bining
style and usefulness, and they've
Uea In tho blandlns of matallie
influenced car design even before they
start driv!ng-»-wltness perhaps the first
glove compartment, back seat hand itraps
and floor carpeting.
Changeable color to meet a lady's change
able tastes is tha latest way In which the
petroleum industry pampara the twenty-ono
m 't Forget To Vote!
million drivers on tha nation’s highways to
Ib en V en e wsy thst wo etn hick up day.
What wa are wondering however Is this
> g m t system of fovammtnt.
ictleo this wonderful —do you think that they'll slow down the
irsstar our tnocratic way of Ufa speed of these new-fangled buggies to the
point where we can stand on the sidewalk
and witness the changing of the colors?
la to VOTEI
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This year about 20 million people In this
country will hnve hospital care. But between
40 and 50 million—at least one out of fo u r will be x-rayed, and altogether will have 100
to 120 million x-ray pictures mads which
, In th« cage of aoma of the public does not Include dental examinations or an
and in soma Instances we’ll choose estimated 35 million chest pictures taken
annually by maea survey.
j>--tire for a runoff primary,
Most will be x-rayed at their doctor’s
lot in every Inetance the voter will be
1 hia or her ballot In secrecy. The vote order*. Some, however, will voluntarily seok
eounted aa a mark of confidence for x-ray check-ups, through a clinic, hospital
ton >each Individual has selected as public health facilities, or by privately prae«
he or aha thinks moat capable of ticing physicians who specialise In radiology,
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the office for which tha candidate
Two people lose when pedestrans disre
. g la re d himself.
Wa 1st down our government—wa ara gard crosswalk faclitlca in downtown traf
fa ir to ourselves when we do not vote, fic.
la rly or late, be aure that you east your
The pedestrian struck by a car loses when
f a r the eandfdatee of your chotce next he Is either killed or Injured by th* motorist.
'. The polla will ba open from 7 a.
The motorist loses when his drivers'
' p. m._______________________ license Is suspended, he Is taken Into court
on charges of careless «rjH negligent driving,
and he comee under a spell of shock because
The Sanfsrd Herald
l«S*4 pally a in p tetwreay *M HM w
of tb* accident.
Traffic in Sanford, In th* downtown
•IfS T A ' X & Z ' X . Z r Z i Z ’W A t
shopping area, Is much too heavy and dangeroua to attempt crossing streets at
places other than at Interaediona or at
designated cross walks.
■ Many people do not observe the changing
Thursday, May 8,1958 lights for atop aed go auto and pedestrian
traffic.
A pedestrian Is taking his life Into his
strong and quit ymiraelvaa Ilka men,
fetbal 8:9*Th#re la no. aroa of Ufa own hands when h* fall* to heed every pre
caution afforded him for protection.
i houvsfo u not a necessity.
squirk
s nshifts^.r
to ewelUng
#nr#
*«*•.«»
- n-tu*' **
r*1muz.
on tb« apgrada
eonfi- B f t f t “ »«•■ «• again.
tlal building
As it Is, many Industrie* arc again.
Now there are seme sober ew>
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Scout* uj
titular
end Ihouoghts. April didn’t bring
fm) f l L
f t ' Ms leadership. Pur.
in* “>
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the gains that aoma Industrie*
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active
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war
work,
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t u " " 2d
H# *augh| aararal classes la first
Soma of tk . W, retail chain.
May
& ISM
M ays,
„,d , nd
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report a drop In aalai. Th* auto Bdltor,
th,
s o „H* was
nward^TaMor
th* uUBO.
awarded sever
Industry Is tutting bark eutput Sanford Herald
al
m ? d .i of
o#
al tlutione
elutions b»
by tb
tha. PPresident
still farther as ta r. fall to move Ptnford. Florida
tho
s u t «for Ms wav
th* Unhid
United States
out of th .
deal ara1 hand. a. D „ , Sir;
w
o V “fHei twaa
? “Eoffered
L ? .a commit.
work
. . ..
Wo ths parents #f th# High don la the U. 8. Navy but his
Tha waathar gat# much *# th# School bays and glrla In th* frlanda hart sonvlnesd him that
Mama. In th* eastern third of swmtnnU High School wish to ho could mako . larger eentrihutha nation April was unaaaionab- u,ank you far yeur aplsndtd adl- tlon U th# war effort and to hia
{ f t *nl eoM' ,n
•» • « Country
k , J
th# land thar* was a disturbing man Morris. W* wish to sapraaa Print!pel of tha HtgB jfh f t l
drought.
our aitrm a regret st hia declaim
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Dulles Brothers Hold Big Jobs
s
prcclat* knowing.
|n tk. >ommuiils«
»™pw
By JAMES MARLOW
proprlitlons lubeommltU* t t both Lail year th* special cenimlalIr. MorrIi « ((
h DannlH. ha. MrrJ ^ ‘
Aataciatod Praaa Newt Analyst
u°a h*l ,d*<l Sy , <”rm.ur
»»". Toms and later etUnd.4 Un dlrL
WASHINGTON <JH - This coun
While members of those groups Hoover lookad InlO thi CIA ,nd Mgh Mh#i, ,n gh#rnUBt T#, „
t
w ^ v. '
try may not.be able 10 Judge dur hsv* ssld onIhe floorol Congress
*#n*, , l 'jr • 1,v * •* 1 P*1 on th* where ho was graduated Also, »*,. r . fn "i,. ■*
b**
ing Uialr lifetime Ihe succeti, oc CIA DullesIs (rank In answering .b»ck‘ ■«* ,l b*d »om# r,,tr v *' ha attended PeHs Junior College iitr oWie(| u
failure, of a pair of brother* who' their queitlom, they alio havo U°m at Parls. Tesaa then Baylor Uni- p.rtmant of Education for tha
hold two of -tho moit Important ,«kt they ir« careful not to pry It said Dull** waa a hard work- vanity at Wire, Tixai and later, itato"## arm of"^
Jobs in Um government.
loo deeply Into hia ag*ncy‘i opar- #r but triad to do loo much by staUon University her* In Flnrl- .dueatori to thl
Aa head of th# Central Intalll* stlon*.
hlmialt And tha commUiloa *i- da. It waa at .Stetson ha racatvad dar, #ducatlo«i T t o l *»2to
ganca Agency Allan W. Dullas,
It hat iscreti, they lay, which pranad disappointment that tha hiaMaster's degree.
Florida
*** *Ut4 **
broU,*r. secretary thay don't want to ba responsible CIA wasn’t gatting more intorma-H# was
a charter member of
1. . .
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lion from behind th# Iron Curtain, tha Order DaMolar for boy# In J , v * nrrt* *■* "•*" through
of But* John Foster Dullas, el, for knowing.
with information which helps -------------------------------- -------------- -------------------------------------- - flhaman. Tax*, also he was a
shape American foreign policy.
Bay Beaut liter becoming an “ r - 0 , -U"
secretary Dull** has an oblige,
Eagla Scout. Mr. Morrla earn* to * ”i ^ . d ,nd *!" f t " ***hful
tlon, aa fartlga policy guide in a
Hanford in YMCA work ** • u
*Ct ^
democratic society, to keep tha
varr young man. H. was th*
w "7 ! ^ 2 2
alstant in eharg# of tha work to
“T,t*
f t been for
public as Informed as possible on
what tha foreign policy ia and th*
■amtool* County. Thl# was dur- u T J l. s
, JS™** *7ib
.B y IIN N IT T C lf t *
reasons behind it.
Ing th* boom and when the dofiaa # and‘b
TOITOR 8AM DAY toll* e story •« * cranky old head t i a preetlen made It Impesiihl. for *
Because too much revelation it
rf
Th Philadelphia paper wha liked to dash *ff hi* own lead that work to rontinu* Mr. Morris f ^ , 1" ^
■ given moment might defsat the
editorials. Ha finished on* la e while beat and slapped U into rsmainod In Seminola County, aa
purpose of a policy, Secretary
JT tllW *
Y,ar tot
Dull**’ wisdom, or lack of it, may
a leather In th# achool ayitem.
* _ ‘ y‘
th* copy basket with a great
However, he continued the boy# * r. Morris through *11 ef Hiao*
not appear for a month or a year
flourish. Th* managing ad,
and tha full result* may not ba
ramp* right on up to the present
"*■ been content to aerva
unfortunately, didn't know
data. Ha baa conducted th u s «>e youth of this eommunitn
visible for a ganerallon.
whet th* editorial urged,
camps for nearly thirty
year# He he* not aspired to hlghe#
But CIA Dullas has no obliga
and th* big boa* had to ad*
and thay hake proven not only n position* and greater pay but haa
tion at all to keep Ihe public in
mil
that
neither
did
ha,
Fin
source ef pleasure for the bnye rsmainsd In Sanford to make •
formed. On Ihe contrary, his agen
ally h* decided, "Print it aa
cy was creeled to be, becaua# of
and also liter th* girl# - but on#
contribution to ths boyn^
la. It'll maka them think,
Ihe nature of Its work, th* most
of th# finest character building "• ,,Ta m*BF* many yearn and
anyhowl"
#
#
#
secret In government.
project* In thl* antlr. aommunlty. a™ *IH» of this community. May
Mr. Morris tought and was continue to b# n gulfing light
So th* full achievements, or
Mto* Lowell we* accustomed
principal at Lak# Monroe, th# » r tha youthof thla community.
mistakes, of CIA Dullas may never
to people scattering whsa *he
Junior High School, and at th* M»nr J*mg people now living
publicly be known. Evan Congrats,
took tha wheal of bar run
Seminola School where he haa <” many aactiona of tho United
which checks on tvary other govti
*
tala*
about,
but
th*
alght
been principal far about thirteen State* will aver anil him blessed
sramant igaacy, has comparative
phase rep** «r«w MUmmytof
wears.
•• they recall how much Indeed
ly vary little information about
up polag wag toe much for ban
Mr. Morris waa for many k# haa meant to than through
th# CIA.
"What ora th* Seal* afraid
yearp tha leader af Boy Bcout th« yearn.
Congress doesn't even knew how
of?" aha asked taatily. "I hovaon Ml
Troop, number B - which wa# With every good wish to Mr.
much money it spends or how
. H. 1* Oa*. ef London, tall* of an Amarlaoa reeraatlea out near the sponsorsd by th# Klwanla Club of Morris and his family, we remei^ w
many paopia work tor It. CIA
front tinea in Koran that waa proudly named "faaond to Nona." A Sanford. Thor« war* about SO to
Vary Sincerely,
Dullas is iniweribto only to mamBrttUk unit atoggrtda prasnptiy
' Um
■**“ *-•
bar of four congressional comSO bays continually In thla group The friend* of famine)* High
and St af them beeam* Eagla gehool.
mlUaaat armed services and apOaal DMrtoatad to Ktag!
e ltM. to
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m Here's What's Going On
In Cancer Research
give
Tha aaarch also
a drug or drugs which nuy prorid* us with n cancer cur*. An
lata grated research program
rang** all tha way from th* man
ufacture of naw chemicals to th*
ultimata trial of pmmiaing drugs
to cancer victim*.
And a world-wtd* anarch Is
underway for plant* which may
contain effective cancar-flghttog
drugs. Of eeursa, there ara many
other phases of rtaaerah, to*,
lama day thaya pay eC. f t.
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THE 8AHTORO HERAID T h m . M«y ». 1iW
P *f 8
S o cial£vmL&
Calendar
Four Hour Boot
Ride Is En|oyed
Tuesday Afternoon
By EOSALtE BECK
The following friend* and
neighbors got together Tuesday,
afternoon and set eall on the
“good ship ‘Nautlcan’ " for A
four hour boat ride on the St.
Johns River to Blue Spring*, and
returned to the dock* at Sanford
on lovely Lake Monroe: Mr*. R.
C. Maxwell. Mra. George Ewan,
Mr. and Mra. Jay H. Beck. Mra.
Bertha Rhodes,
Mra. Bcaul a
Thornton, Mr*. N. R. Whitney
and Mra. Warren demand.
A bounteous picnic lunch was
spread on table* arranged on the
obaervntlon end of the lower
deck and hot and cold drinks were
served by member* of the eourle.
ou* crew. Mra. Thornton look
colored annp-ahots of tha boat
and members of the party.
The snack har concession on
the boat Is opearted by a handsome, courteous Dutchman, from
Orlando who was horn In Zanvoor, Holland, which Is pronoun
ced “Sanford” in Florida langu
age. Tha pilot of the boat, Cap
tain John Oliver, reside* here In
Sanford until the boat moves
over to Daytona Beach on or
about May 2P, where they will
sail the Halifax River for several
months.
Also aboard was * party of
about fifty people from the Con
gregational Church In Winter
I’nrk, and another smaller pxriy
of attractive young ladies from
Philadelphia, Penn., on varntlnn
from their Job* with Mie telephono company there and chape
roned by the mother of one of
the girls.
Daughter* of tha American Colon
m n iD A i
ial* will meet fur a covered dlah
The Southeld# P-TA will meat luncheon at 13:30 p. m. at the T.
at th , achool auditorium at 8 p. G. Lea Dairy Gold Room located
m. liutaliatlon of officer* will b#
hold and all mambera ara urged on Bumby and Robinaon Street*
in Orlando.
to ba present.
The Y. W. A.'a of Flrat Daptiat
Tha Wait fllda P-TA will maat
!’at 7 p. m. at tha achool. Mra. Har Church will meet at 7:00 p. m.
lan 8L John will Inatall all naw
The Junior High P-TA will meet
officer*. A covered dlih auppar at b p. m. Inatatlatlon of officer*
will alao ba held. All mambera, wilt be held. The board will meet
both mother* and father*, ar* at 7:30 p. ni.
naked to b# praaent to bring tha
Tha Oviedo P-TA will hold a
attendane* record up.
itudy coura* at tha home of Mr*.
The Seminole Aaaociallonal VMU A. A. Myar* on Lak* Charm. It
will meet at Geneva Flrat Baptiat will atart at 10 a. m. and a cov
Church at to:00 a.m. Dr. Jamea ered dlah luncheon will b« aerved
Stewart of Stat ton will ha the at noon. All P-TA membera ar*
»apaakar.
urged to attend.
Tha Intermediate Choir will re Tha Gleanera Clave of the Flrat
hear** at Flrat Baptiat Church at Baptiat Church will hold Ita regu
7:00 p.m.
lar monthly meeting at tha home
Tha Adult Choir will rehear** at of Mra. Willla Pippin un W. Firat
Flrat Baptiat Church at 1:00 P.m. Street et 8 p. m.
Seminole Chapter Ho. 3 OES
WEDNESDAY
will meet In the Maeonie Temple
at R p. m. At thla tima Mother'*
Vacation Bible School auparlnNight will be observed.
tendenta will meet at Firat BaptThe spring meeting of the Semi let Church at 10 a. m.
nole WMU Aeeoclatlon will b* I Tha Mlaalon Circle of Elder
1 held at Genava Flrat Baptlii Spring* Baptiat Chapel will meet
Church at IU a. m. A covered at 2:30 p. m.
dlih dinner will be aerved. Dr.
Tha Junior Choir of Flrat BaptJamea Stewart of Stetson Uni* or lat Church will meet at 3:3U p.
ally will ba gueit epaakar,
m.
t he Station ulncer a Wive* will
Dr. W. P. Brook* Jr. will lead
meet at tha home of Mr*. X. B. the midweek prayer aervtre at
Kretltiger, M34 Myrtle with Mra. Flrat Baptiat Church at 7:30 p. m.
It. E. Knowle* aa co-hoiteia.
Mr. Roy Britt will lead the
'Regular luncheon will be beta.
Sunday School Worker*’ Cimfcranca at Flrat Baptiat Church at
FRIDAY
8:15 p. m.
Tha Girl Scout* will meet at
Taylor Command No. 2R K T will
meet at 7:30 p. m. Order of Malta Flret Preabyterian Church «t 3:.10
and all Sir Knlghta ar* repeated p. m
to attend.
Tha MldWeek Bible Hour will
Thor* will be a board meeting lie conducted by K*v. A. G. MeFi'at Preabyterian
of tha Oviedo Woman’* Club at Innla a t
7 p. m. In the Club Houa*. All old Church at 7:30 p. m.
Happy Birthday
and new board membera are Invit Tha Chancel Choir will rehrarae
ed to attend. A covered dlah aup at Flrat Preabyterian Church at
MAY 3
par will be hatd befora the meet 7:30 p. m.
Mr*. It. C. Wiley
ing with Mra. Joieph Lelnhart and
Pam Jones
Morning Circle No. 0 of the
Mra. Don Ulray In chargt.
Women of the Firat Preabyterian
I no Kiral Claaa lor toe folding Church will not meet until May 10.
of bandage* for the Cancer Loan
Cloiet will ba hald from 7:10 p. m.
to 10:30 p. m. at Ih* Yacht Club. Harriett Redding
Mr. and Mr*, riaxa Garrett of
All Bata Sigma PHI mambera who
Charleston, W. Va., are Hie rriicats
volunteered are aakad to n m in - Is Feted Monday
of her coualn, Mr*. Sam Hamp
bar tha data and plac*.
Tha Junlor-Sanlor Banquet of With Dinner Party ton.
tha Oviedo High School la ache*
E. A. Monforton and Mrs.
duted to ba hald in tha Orange E. Mr*.
C. Harper honored Mlaa Har*
1 Court Hotel.
riett Redding, popular Seminole
High School June graduate, with
•AtTCDAY
a dinner held at Jim Rpencor'a
Tiic it.A.'a will ba under the di Restaurant Monday evening.
rection of Vance Duka at Flrat
Clas* color* were carried nut
Brntlit Church at 9-30 a.m.
In the flowers and setting. Each
Tha TEL Claaa will meat In the hostess presented the honoree
chapel at 3 p. m. In the Flrat Bap with a gift.
tist Church. Ellen Shadoln and her
Those invited to attend were
group ar* hostess**.
Mias Betty Ann Munson, Mias
Marty Cameron, Mise Elisabeth
SUNDAY
Woodruff, Mlaa Janice Kinlaw,
Tha Catholic Woman'* Club will Mia* Mary Tanner, Kenneth Ram
meet at S p. m. In tha Yacht Club. sey, Joe Dnvia. Ernie Morris,
Special antertalnmant will ba ateg- Larry Burney, Robert Relay, and VftfllllN BLACK BOTTOM I’lti
ad.
Tommy Wyatt.
Ingredient*: One R-ounco package
Tha Annual Communion BreakAlao praaent were Mr. and Mrs. (I cup) lemliwecl chocolate
faat of the Catholic Woman’* Club C. L- Redding, E. A. Monforton 1pieces, 14 cup milk, 10 marsh
will b# held at tha Mar-l>ou Ra*. and E C. Harper,
mallow* ('a pound), I teaspoon
taurant after the S a. m. m m .
vanilla, 114 cups heavy crc«m,
All women of the pariah ar* wel
one 8-lnoh baked pastry shell.
comed.
Method: Reserve 1 tablespoon of
MONDAY
the acmlaweet chocolate piece*
for garnish. Tut remaining chocoSunbeame and O A.'e of Flrat
1al«, milk and manhhmallow* in
Baptiat Church will meet at 3:30
th* (op of a double boiler. Place
■p. m.
over boiling water; rook, stirring
The Boy Scouta will mtet at
occasionally, until mixture is
Flrat Presbyterian Church at 7
melted and amooth. Remove from
p. m.
heat; atlr in vuntll*. Chill. Whip
The Phllathe* Clan of tha Wo
I cup of the heavy cream: fold
men of the Flraf I'mbyttrlan
Into chilled chocolate mixture (If
Church will meet at 7:45 p. m.
pie Ia to b* freeicr-atored, hake
with Mra. W. 8. Brumley br.,
the paitry ahcll In an aluminum
on Celery Ave. Mra. R, E. Hernfoil plate or altp the baked pie
{ don will ba Co-hoateaa,
shell Into a paper pie plain.) Turn
Tha Executive Board of tha
chocolate mixture Into pie shell.
Women of the Flrat Preabyterian
Whip remaining ‘4 cup cream;
Church will maet in tha Sasalon
carefully spread over top of pic.
Room at 10:00 a. in.
Presa points of remaining morsels
Thera Will b* a Girl Srout meet
into cream for polka dot effect.
ing at the Scout Hut at 8 p. m.
Frceie until firm. Tn store in
All leadert, truop leader*, commit*
froeter, cover with ireond pie
tea chairman and the troop com
plate and wrap in molatura-proof
mittee! ar* urged to attend both
plastic food wrap; return to
from tha Sanford and Lake Mary
freewr and allow lo aland at
area. Thla aaaalon I* to dlacuaa tha
room temperature for about 30
* Seminole County part in tha n«w
minutes before serving. Pie mlv
Council.
he aerved without freeilng; in
TUESDAY
this case, chill In refrigerator 1
Pilgrim Chapter, Florida Society
hour.
(p G A A o n a lA
A .in u a l M em oria l S ervice s
H eld By Sunday School C lass
NEW OFFICERS HTAItT WORK1 The VFW Auxl iary held e regular meeting recently to plan event*
for the coming year under m* leadership of It* new officers. Shown, left to rTght, are Mrs. E. Jenklnaon, Mr*. Lue Luster, Mrs. Lacy Hellm, Mrs. Betty flmlth, hire. Virginia Boweraox, secretary; Mrs.
Ruth Smith, president) Mra. Margaret Dillard, chap *ln; Mr*. Betty Miller, trustee; Mr*. Humic*
Brown. Second row: Mra. Myrtle Burger, two year t male#; Mr*. Evelyn Dlsbrow, reporter and vice,
president; Mrs. Atm Farris, Mr*. Mary Roettger, Ju tlor vice president) Ms. Adel! Zegay, Mrs. Gtayds
EStewnrt, and Mrs. Mlclvel Thomas patriotic instruu or. I Photo by Jameson)
West Side P-TA
Plans Big Event
For Last Meeting
West Hide P-TA will elns. Its
current season with a covered
dish supper In Ihe cafeteria at
7 p.m. tonight.
All children and Ihelr parenta
who ntiend West Side are Invited
lo ntiend. Mrs. J. II. St. John
will Instnll officer* for tha com
ing year.
A study course which Is neces
sary for the school to obtain a
blue ribbon will be held In tha
school auditorium May 10, Tha
morning session will ba from
0:70 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. The
afternoon session will last from
12 noon until 2 p.m.
Patrons may buy their lunch
iu tho school cafeteria.
Mr*. W. E. Giles will review
!hn book “ Where Children Como
First” by Harry Honaro Overstreet. It Is felt that tha fours*
will bo of Intaresl to mothers
who havn pre-school age rhildron
an,) with those who hnvo children
enterinit acliool next year.
H A R RIETT'S
Beauty Nook
1M B. Oak
Fhaao II I
flhlnholatar.
Membera attending /war* Mra,
C. J. Meriwether, Mra. M. B»
r*ul, Mr*. O. E. White, M r* ' /v
Harry Brown, Mrs. Harry Dkkit
Mr*. Arthur Blxlor, Mrs, A- H.
Gregory, Mra. Brodla. n William*,
Mra. Clark Leonardy, Mr*. Lid*
Stall, Mrs. S. G. Harnmait, Mrs*
O. R. Estridge, 31ra. Thomaa L*
Sullivan, Mlaa Beasla' Bachary,
Air*. M. Wright, Mra. Qranahaw*
Air*. J. R. Hawthorn*, Mrs. I. J*
Boyette, Mr*, Raymond H. SmIUl*
Airs. B. G. Hlcson, Mra. F. F.
Athow, Mrs. Ben Monrot,'Mr*. CL
Herndon, Airs. F. Hickaon, Mr*
Roy Tlllls, Mr*. C, M. flower*,
Mis* Versa Woodcock;,jfjd
3d Mr*.
Irena Chapman.
l.OOK HIGH’
SALES AND
R EN TA L SER V IC E
B I R T H S
ALL ACCESSARIES
BIRTH
Mr. and Mr*. Bennie Adams
ALL
announce tha birth of a daughter,
Deborah Sue, April 30. Mr*. Ad
ams I* th* former Ml«* Jean
Smith. The grandparents am
MEN’S
Edna I.eatherwood ami Air. and
Mra. O, H. Adams,
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1
Th* great Atlanta Constitution, In an editorial about
Florida1* handling ol th* atgragatlon qutatlon, recently
bad thla to aayi
“Governor I.aRoy Coltina. of Florida, hat lamed *
etnelbl* atatament praising th* Stait’a ’cool-haadad’ han
dling ol th* racial aagragatlon problem.
" ’Wa hav* thua lar,’ h* aald,, ‘avoided luror and hyatarla and at th* earn* tlm* hav* aBactlvaly supported our
tradition*. Wa ara not aaaartlng our poaitloii by dafianc*
and wa ara not permitting our amotion* to dtatroy res•onlng.’
**. . . Florida ha* not Integrated It* pub'lc school* hut
■either h u It daatroyad than. Other nates might wall
R E -E LE C T
amdy th* example sat by Qovtrnor Coltina and *Ultra
(omnctad
itted with nit atat* government.”
la I1 hav*
have ail
"Aa
aaidI repeatedly, IMavor
favor segregation
a _ ___ In our
._
ubllc schools
__ law.
public
ichool* It I* part ol Florida’* cuatom and
f will uaa all of tha lawful power ol th* Oovemor’i
office to preserve thli custom and law,” aaya Gover
nor Collin*.
In fact th*** ar# th* wordi h* naad on May IT, 19J4-*
■van before he became Governor.
And, In Governor Collin*’ addraaa to th* Joint eeaalon i
el th* Leglalaturf, April S, 1035, ha rap at tad thla pledge :■
(earing:
♦i
I Segregation In our nubile school* la a part of Florida’s •7
cuatom and law. I will uaa all th* lawful power of tht *»
Governor') office to prtatrva thla cuatom and law," .
i That pledge ha* btan repaired many time# — and bapt I
Oavernor Collin* ha* navar awtrvad from hla firm aland
of maintaining aagragatlon y*t avoiding turmoil, atrif* and “
violanca, And ha haa not failed I
,
Whir* atiragatlon la concerned, Florida naad* g LEAD
ER, not a demagogue, Florida nttda a man with a elaay
head, a Arm hand and an undaratandlng of tha problem, *'
Only euch a Oovernor can control tha (Uaatlon and KERF
FLORIDA CLIMBINO.
II you want Florida lo hava clean, tan*, aound and proa
naaaiva govarnmtnt. vote te keep LeRoy Collin* yotll ____ .
Qovarnor.
-
GOVERNOR
Lo R o y
COLLINS
(RotWeel Aav. pekf fag By Cavafy g vaipalfa T n a . (
"Whera Quality la Higher Than Price"
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COLLINS
In White
Mesh
ALENCON LACS and Italian
■ilk Hum, *1) of a magnolia
coloring, war* combined In thla
cocktail dm * from Herbert
Sondheim’s collection. Th* dr***
la aquxrtd aarea* tha neckllna
■nd strapped over tha shoulder*.
A banding et tha linen la erttacrossed under tha boeonv
Final plans ara being announ*
red today of Mis* Janett* Grace
Gardner, daughter of Mr. and
Mra. J. M. Gardner and Charlea
Shelton Young, aon of Mr. and
Mr*. W, U Parker of Atlanta,
Ga.
The wedding will lake place
Saturday May 5 at the Stafford Me
morial Methodist murcT) at 8 p. m.
with Ihe Rev. W. E. Worley officiat
ing.
Matron of honor will be Mr».
C. I>. Thomas, sister of the bride,
and best man will be John Arm
stead.
Mr*. Clarenc* Snyder wilt rendrr the traditional wedding mu
sic while Mrs. Nick I'felfauf will
lie soloist,
A rrrepllon will be held In
th«s rhurch annex. No Invitations
are being sent but all friends and
relatives of th* couple era invited
to attend.
The V. F. W. Ladles Auxiliary
held Its regular meeting Tuesday
night with Ruth Smith presiding
Two new member* wtr* Installed,
Mra. Eunice Jenklnson and Mrs
Mildred Luster.
The President, Ruth Smith,
would tike to be Informed of any
Veteran* entering th* Sanford
Hospital, Her phone Is 833-M.
Tha V.F.W. I* hgvlng a Fish
Fry at Ihe Farmer* Aurilon on
highway 17-92 south of Sanford,
Tlcketa are now on sale.
Mrs. Elisabeth Redman of De
nary who was Just Installed as
President of V.F.W. Aux, Post
8083, Mr*. Betlo Faron, fonduetresi of D# llary and Mr*. Alma
l.ary, Secretary of De Hary, were
welcomed as visitors.
Member* present were: Mra,
Ruth Smith, Mra, Eunice Jenkinaon, Mr*. Rurnlr* Brown, tMra.
Ann« Phnrla, Mrs. Myrtle Bur
ger, Mr*. Viiflnl* Ilowersox,
Mr*. Mary Roettger, Mrs. Margaratt Dillard. Mrs. lutcey Hellm,
Mrs. Betty Smith, Mra. Gladya
Stewart, Mr*. Betty Ann Miller,
Mr*. Adell Zrgray, Mrs. Kathleen
Thomae, and Mr*. Evelyn Dlabrow.
A bake sals and other Itema
will b* held Saturday, May 0 In
front of Sear*.
Th* annual Memorial Berries of
tha Daughter* of Wealay waa
hald at th* Flrat Mathodiat
Church Tu**day May 1 at 8 p.m.
Tha program was aa follow*:
prelude, Mra. Albert Hickson, In
vocation, th* Rev. Milton Wyatt,
eol<i “Beautiful late of 8omewhere” by Mrs. Robert Bennett]
Poam, “L* Envoy” by Mra, S. G.
Hardman; Eulogy, Mrs. 31. Paul)
calling of the role, Mlaa Alina
Chapman; randla hearers, Mr*.
J. E. Courier, Mra. W. E. Rnlnei;
solo, “Good Night Beloved” hy
Mrs. Bennett and Benediction by
the Rev. Milton Wyatt,
Th* Memorial Roll la Mrs. A.
M. Marshall, Mr*. J. Roberta,
Mra. H. H. Chappell, Mlaa Gertie
Speer, Sadye William Edwards,
Jeaala Grave* Brown, Virginia
Martin Dodglas, Beth Meltlnger
Morgan, Mis* Leota Evan*. Fran
rea Pearson Swanson, Mra. Fred
Wllion, Mr*. W. A. MrMulltn,
Mrs. C. A. Haines, Mra. B. J.
Goode, F.lliaheth . Musson Seott,
Mlaa Ida Grey, Nell Evana Gib
son, Mra. S. W. Walker, Mra.
Gordon Flynt, Frankl* Shipp
Mltehell. Virginia Elder Akers,
Mias Mary Farlsh. Mrs. II. D.
MrCall, Mr*. L. A. Beauman,
Mr*. Katherine 3leKay, Mr*.
Pearl Babbit Boas and Mra. Pearl
Tyre.
After tha aervlce the group
proceeded lo McKinley Hall for
a routine business meeting.
Guest* were Mra, Arthur BlxIrn from Pittsburgh. P>.; Mr*. R.
F, Crenshaw and Mra. Raymond
Smith.
Resolution* were read for Mr*.
Pearl Babbit Rosa and Mra. Pearl
Tyre.
,
Tho** on the rommllte* were
Mra. Z*b Ratliff, Mra. J. C. Cour
ier and 3!r*. Claud* Herndon.
Hostesses were Mrs. Richard
Hickson. Mrs. I. J. Boyette, 3lra.
Floyd F, Alhow and Mrs. S, O.
KEEP FLORIDA CLIMBING
HI FOKS. . .
HARRIETT, DAWN A GRACE
Two New Members
Are Installed
By VFW Auxiliary
Final Plans
Are Revealed
By Couple
All Calendar
Listings And
Society Newa
Are Requested
By 5 p, m. The
Day Preceding
Publication
Try This One
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are learned th* lateat method*
Of
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�For 2 Years By NCAA
By ERNEST BABTOff
.won 0 * IMS Nettoa*l Itwltttioaal
NEW ORLEANS to) - Auburn.1Tournament
the University of Florid* and the! Dr. Ralph Dnughon president f t
University of Louisville are
Auburn, probably summed up tM
ninf to adjust tbelr al^leUe P W ' ^ V ^ i r .11 concerned when ho
rams to th* probationary status
„
Imposed on them yesterday by the called the probation rough stuff.
National Collegiate Athletic Assn.| Fred Kent, chairman of Ik*
Auburn's probation Is for three riorida Stale Board of Cooirol,
wl0n., *‘ tv ^ n0dri
«Hd the NCAA's acUon was "th*
handed out by th* NCAA. Florida « ... inHU.Hn,, i have had lhal
and LoulivUI* are on probation y |orldl WM tvtn under invest!for two y#«r».
getlon."
tew the* you «a so t Other
wise . , . "
“W# would net enly give you
■ueoor, we would grant you the
high position which you feel you
deserve r Jasper anacted. "Ton
overwhelm me, Doctor. Yew really
d a Beoouee you eeesu unwllUn*
to undereUnd that la a democracy
aay poaltloa muat ba earned."
A tittle emtio dickered aeroas
Dr. Eraat’a emoothly handsome
faoa
“That word amuses you!" asked
▲Ian quietly. “DemocrneyT"
“Oh. a a It'* just that, whBe I
CHAPTER fro m
ton. ERNST seemed unaware eg
What he faced la Jasper. To him,
th* bearded man raised horaea and
apple*, owned a An* home and set
a good table. He talked In the ver
nacular, hie education probably had
been rudimentary. Even had Dart
mouth been mentioned to Dr.
Ernst, he sUI would have thought
little ad that education.
Dr. Ernst smiled Indulgently
hie host, twirled the stem of
r iheavy-cut
wine gtaas and ad-
n. tooH
iff
-
‘The bet Just
ftT hk Was a l Walker Cooper
Udtild bring hlmeelf to eay In exp la Inieg th Break accident which
Mtod veteran Henk Sauer of ih*
St. Louie Cardinals before tail
b'vht’i gam* with the Pittsburgh
Pirate*.
'rue 37-y*ar«ld Sauer suffered
a .ever* brala concussion, e three
tack eut of the Up and hie led
ear wn almost torn off by the
ilyihg bat which struck him aa he
slapped out of th* batting practice
ease.
Dr. I. C. Middleman, club physi
cian, said be took II stitches In
Sauer's lip, "about So 1 on the ear.
He also did plastic surgery on the
aar.
Middlemen said preliminary XVaya Indicated no akuM
But Sauer will rcmala la th« ho*.
|lt* l for observation.
member of what was known aa the
UMefllpeateto.
"It was that riaea," thundered
Jasper, "your praeloua lufetNpenfeto
—which plunged Europe Into the
chaos which It knows today! You
won't deny that, will you T"
“Some of ua were at fault, per
haps," said Dr. Ernst pleasantly.
“Not all I wont argue the point
Aa I told Mrs. Thornton, I have
been In America for two year*—
quite long enough to learn that It
to futll* to expect her* understand
ing of me aa a representative of
European culture and standards.
The fact that your medical setup
demands my serving an apprenticeship, Ignoring entirely my educa
tional background and all my ex
perience, muat demonstrate a diereapect and a lack of underatandbig which I would really have pre
ferred not to mention."
“You would, eh?" growled Jasper. "How about your understand
ing of usf"
“Does It taka underaUndkig to
Interpret a country where a man
la respected only If he sea make
money, where a woman to a eoelai
success If aha can marry a Euro
pean UUe I" He epoke contemptu
ously. “And a doctor like me, who
has, after all something to
offer—"
“Yon Europeans," said Jasper
bluntly, “are glad enough U seek
kavea in our wilderness."
“Trus enough," Dr. Ernrt coun
tered suavely. "Yet K to also true
that yon should be glad to have us
come."
Mods, and others at ttee table,
Hstrned unhappily,
“And Instead of bein' glad."
Jasper growled, "we don't even
appreciate you."
"No," laughed Dr. Ernst "1
° 1*M' ^ fiheetxth
"Hal" acted Jeep*a "BesSeet
Urine la the world. ▲ democracy
la a society hawed agon the right
he think."
" f wry w r t r t g h tr
the town would suffer a great
nVhy not!"
' ^
U ate* were ratitod against her awa
people only to confusion, and autee wUL I went u school to her, and
It to not possible, ia a practleal Tv* a pretty good notion that Mias
_l* will be th* first one to
a w n to transfer moot people's
thoughts into action, the right ba know when the job eh* does to no
longer good."
con ee simply a superstition."
"You don't have time for an
“You’ve been badly taught," de
clared Jasper, disgust plain tn hi* theca outside things you're taking
voice. “I can only hop* you'll work on, Alan," said Cassidy, mildly.
"The school board won't ba the
out her*. There seems to be an
awful gap between you and my rat thing I'M give up, however.
I Ute* that chance to keep in touch
with the children."
“Father . • protested Alan.
The children. There ft was again,
"1 know It’* nor* at my bualagreed th* patriarch, "but 1 thought Linda Hla need and hie
leal Inclined Is point out to Dr. longing. ▲ wave at aadnaaa swept
Ernst that you're summoned to do over her aa aha watched Alan at
surgery for a hundred miles th* front door, telling th* twins
around the little town where yon good night! they were going home
were born, and work. Z taka n to bed The tall dark man, and the
two Mend children, made a pretty
bit of anticipatory pleasure la
sidering the way you'll work with picture of affectionate nnderstaadthis man who speaks an loftily
nde righed again, and moved
about your training and your back
betide Dr. Ernst "I don't
ground."
she said, laughing, "if I
"Th* truth to." Alan said. "I
myself would kk* to havo had his could make yon comprekand our
work la the clinics of Europe—or Mis* Maggie"
"I would try to understand."
hla University background."
"Our public school lyilrm
"You'd still bo a man who uses
"I already understand th at” Hla
hla brain, who to always Uilnkla'
and studytn’ and ponderla' ever Mack eyes never left her face, fih*
how to make use of the knowledge again felt bubble* of flattered ex
you do have While he to the typi citement float upward through her
cal culture-veneered European, vein*. "Well that's a help!" she
content la knowla' what to in the ■aid gaily. "As for Mias Maggie,
hooks, and demandin' respect. If she to th* principal of m» ele
not preeminence, because at the mentary school; th* also teaches
th* eighth grade, which is Import
number of those books"
Dr. Ernst may have been offend ant because It Is th* last step be
ed; he did not betray It “Our fore th* children go on to high
school fih* to a conscientious
standards are different"
teacher, and • An* disciplinarian.
ceded.
"Yon said yon hoped tn change Alan think* her sort to rare and
our ways," Alan said, without ran- valuable; aa It* eay*, ho feels a
grant r v y ilh ik ly for th* lawn's
"while l
have aa
perl
upon you.
of Em arm- ■«*“."
That was the end ef
he does. Especially
mint. A toast was proposed,
war began. This last
drunk, to Linda and Alan,
was brought In, and Beretha asked year, fie addition Is Ites school
Dr. Ernst to left about Vienna, and board, and hla position as toy readwarden of th* church,
hla escape.
IJnda found hareeV ltoenlng at h* serves on ths seleotlvs service
tentively. "Did yon leave any ef beard, on th* slats medical pro
curement board, an ths county
your family behind!" Mm
health board— He didn't us* to
"No. Well—my parenta"
taka on so muck, and he hasn't th*
"What happened to thorn r
"1 don't know."
"Does ha n e g le ct y o u ! " tots
Ih* was aorry that she had e
Ih* whirling pull of hla
tinned hie family, fih*
' ar, almost h>Pacross to Alan for seemiet he n l Interest,
frowning In a preoccupied
(T# toe >
but ha looked up alertly whan
MOO, IfBAD * 00.
{ft.
Giants Lose Game To Cubs 12-0
Ths (Hants showed non* of the
fire that they have displayed dur
ing ths Rotary league season yes
terday when In an Indifferently
played game they dropped their
ctndy to th* first place Cube, 12 lo
The hapless JVits used Bush,
Oracey end McCoy on iho mound
to an attempt to item the avaianchs at rum, but the winners
sent the entire baiting order lo th*
plat* in all but th* find Inning
of th* fray that was slopped by
ths our few.
Ken McMurray maintained hie
wuerdry on th* mound by allow
ing ns hits end no runs as only
nine batter* faced him- to the
three toning earnest.
Robison with two hits for three
time* at bat end Cliute with a two
bigger tod th e 'a Hack with the
willow.
Tb* boat score;
CUBI
Ftoyw
AB B
Christensen, lb .......... i a
MeMurrey, e --- ------ 1 a
Corley, * .................... e a
Jaah da uteri, Memphis led four
different minor leagues In stolen
bases, hi 1944 ha lad th« Ohio
SUta League, 1941 th« Pioneer
League, 194T the Texas League
and IN I ttee American A na.
Robinson, aa .......
Carter, lb ..................
Barka, ef ..................
Clause, 2b . . . . ............
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Humane Society Is
Trying To Stop
Turtle Turning
The National Human# florlaty
has offered n reward of 1250 for
Information lending tn the arrest
and conviction of anyont partici
pating In e turtle turning.
Turtle turning la the butcher
ing of female turtles that tome
ashore along the Florid* eoesta
to lay their eggs- The State of
Florida h»s e maximum fin#
of |ROO or six months In Jell for
anyone taking e turtle on th*
batch. Th* turtle turners find e
"eluded ipot on a beach to serve
th* living turtle* Into eteaki, con
tinuing to eut while th* beating
heart, (gas, muscle, blood end In
testine* ere exposed.
The National Human* loelety
which has headquarter* In Wash-
Edge, rf ..........
lummeriUle, If
Total* - ...................
(HANTS
neper
McKIbbln, lb .
McCoy, *, si, p
Cordell, 3b ....
Bush, p, I f .......
Butner, si .......
Emerson, ef
Holloway, 2h ...
Gracry, If. p, aa
Wllioa, rf
Total# .
CUBS
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0
0
0
0
0
0
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9 4 3-11 4 0
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tagton. D. 0. aeya It Intends to
see th*4 anyone taking part In
a turtle turning, either actively
or as an accessory Is prosecuted
to th* full extent of the anticruelty lawn.
Relief pitcher Hal Jeffcoat of
Cincinnati had th* beat earned
run record (2.94) aa a member
of tha Chicago Cuba lest season.
PU BLISH ED
M O N TH LY
STA TEM EN TS
See What Your
M«M 7 Is Spent For
And According To
'T he Budget
bum'* athletes will not be allowed '
S ? £ £ , 2 £ iiS m t
lo compel# to bowl garnet or any
" J ’ i nrnhilinn
invitational event that aupport* **IM h m ***n put M probl "*
th# NCAA enforcement program.
*
Florida received the lam# penalty I Boh Shawkey, former pltehsr
foe two year*.
*for the New York Yankees end
LoulivUle'i probation appllee Philadelphia Athletic*, I* Dartonly to It* biaketball team, which mouth’* varalty baseball aoach.
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Mrs. Herron To Head
Women’s Golf Assn.
WONDERTONE Rubber B a *
R eg. $6.10 per gal
N O W
$4.00
$1.50 per q i
The Sanford Women's Golf As-'Ineh, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. McDanaoclallon held Its monthly lunch- lei, Mrs. Bloom, Mrs. Ring, Mrs.
eon ami business meeting recent- Meeks, Mr*. Martin, Mrs. HastDut Powell, Mrs. E. B.
OUTSIDE TRIPLE COVER
ly at the Mnyfalr Country Club.
Th* luncheon table* wer* beauti Smith, Mrs. II H. Mothers,
Mrs. W, K. IIcRoberts, Mrs.
HOUSE PAINT
fully decorated by Mra. John
Crawford, aoclal chairman. 31ra. Andrew Cirraway, Mrs. Fred Per.
kins, Mrs. Msry Su* Compton.
Harold Kaatnsr won a prlta for
guessing rh* dent* on a golf ball. Mra. John Williams, Mrs. Irving
Feinbcrg, Sirs. E. C. Hayntan,
NOW ONLY
Mrs. Ross Adams, president, Mrs.
Hugh Welchsl, Mrs. Vara
Per Gal
presided over th* business
meatilln e s s n
is e iBetty Madeira,
ing. Officers for 10RR-57 war* Mrs.
S r. F.
- D.Mrs.
Scott, Mrs. Blanche
elacted with Mrs. R, W. Herron, Nicely. Mrs. Boyd Wcbsr, Elian
Supply !• Limited
president; Mr*. Karl Hlggsn- Betts and Csclla Heard.
hotham, vie* president) Mrs. A,
D. Marsh, treasurer Mrs. A.
Ernie White, new manager ef
Russell, corresponding secretary;
and Mrs. Charles Meeks, record Nsshville'a Vole, started hit man
agerial ceres* by wlnninng the
ing secretary,
Th* Annuel "Rlnglss end Dou 1949 pennant and playoff with
ble# Tournament" will be played Rlucfield, W. Va., to the Appala
May SO, It wee announced. Hum chian League.
orous reports about member* of
Lightweight Ludwig Llxhthum
the Sanford Golf Association
who played In the Women'* come* from a boxing family. Hla
Z1S Oak Ava.
Phot)* 441
State Tournament In St. Augus father was a top lightweight to
tin* wer* glvbn by Mre. Hlggsn- Honduraa for sight yaarshotham. Mra. Jeann* Foulk and
Mr*. Hlggenhotham displayed th#
beautiful prixes they won In th*
Tournament.
Mr*. Jeann#
Foulk, trophy
chairman awarded prise# to th#
following: March 2* — Tourn
ament • Melch Play Versus ParClass A, Dot Powell) Class B.
Mra. J. Russell Wilson) Class C,
Mrs. Boyd Weber: Low Putts.
Mr*.
Charles Masks. April
We nr« opening a new moving and storage huaineie In Sanford. Wa will alwayg ba
4 • Tournament • Medal Play •
Class A, Dot Powell) Class B.
happy to dlacuaa your moving problem! with you.
Mra. J. Russell Wilson, Class C,
Mra. H. K. Ring) l a * Putts, Mra.
Cull ua at 31C8 or atop In and aea us nt 1500 French Ava. (Offic* in rear of M*rkat
Price Heard. April 10 • Tourna
ment • Most I'l Clast A. Jsanns
Terminal Restaurant Building)
Foulk) Most O’l Class B, Mr*.
Charlse Bloom tMost 7*a Clast C.
All that wa have to'sell la SERVICE— tha bait moving aarvica In 8*nford.
Mrs. A. D. Marsh. April II •
Tournament • Hidden Hols* •
Clesa A. Mra. Jim Parksr) Class
R, Mra. John Crawford) Clesa C,
Mra. Boyd Wsber,
Padded Van Service — Insured S to r ife
Finger Btrsngthsnsr* given by
Mra. Grace Martin wer* awarded
Local and Long Distance Moving
to th* following! April 4 • Mrs.
Ann Wltsel, Mra. John Crawford,
Agent* tor HOWARD .VAN LINES, Inc.
end Mra. Harry Woodruff. April
It - Mra. Bose Adame, Mra. K.
W. Herron and Mrs. H. K. Ring.
April II • Mra. T. F. McDaniel,
Mra. Carmen Inch end Mra. A.
D. Marsh.
Member* attending weret Mra.
Office 1199 French Ava
V none aim
Adame, Mn. Hlggenhotham, Mra.
Herron, Mra. Heard, M n Marsh,
Mra. Foulk, Mrs. Crawford, Mra.
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THE SANFOPT) HE»AT.P
Thum. Mny 3, 1938 Tage 7
Doris Day Working
All Around Town
HOLLYWOOD tfl - Vote can find
Doria Day all over town thcaa
day a.
One day ahe wai at an in*urance
building in Lua Angelea, (he next
at the Hotel Statler. She haa been
at a market In Brentwood, an
apartment building In Westwood.
When I caught up with her. ahe
waa playing gin rummy with her
aUnd-in In a modest' room of a
mid.lle-claaa apartment In Holly,
wood.
The reaemn for all the** wan
dering! li her lateat picture, "Ju
lie," a auapenta drama that li
being filmed In actual localet,
"We don't have one day'a shoot
ing tniidq the atudio, unleaa we
might tuftd aunt* process anot»,"
Doria explained.
With all inia traveling and shoot
ing in odd plicei, 1 wondered tl
site didn't mm the comfort* of t
THE PIE EATING CONTEST proved to he on# • • tha moat exciting at the Sanford Naval Auxiliary atudio.
Air 8tatlon'i fifth annlvaraary party yaiterday af -moon. (Staff Photo)________________________
"Nut at all," aha aald cheerily.
"I'm having a ball. It's so stirnulating to gel out o( tha four walla
of a ntovta ataga and work in real
places. And I’ve been very com
fortable too. At tha Insurance
building, they aet aatda an olfica
for ma to relax in At the Hotel
At In Culno, th* dial It progreaalv*
ITIALINO BUNDLIS
Sutler, 1 had my own aulte."
—four cardi to *ach of th* two play*
On* of tha moit variant* of til •ra In *ach round—with tour card*
"I hava no complaint*," aha
By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE
card fimci It Casino. On th* on* dealt fact up on th# labia In th* drat
1and. "The film we have Been get
hind, adulU Sod It on* of lh* moit deal. Each player In turn mayeaptur*
AP Sclanc* Rrpailrr
Surety aclantlAa games In the card a card from th* table which match*!
HOUSTON. Tex. uB - Discovery ting la womkvtul—the real locales
repertory. Whan pliytd expertly. it th* denomination of a card h« hold*
give it a note uf authenticity.
require# a high d.grc* «f concantra* In hi* hand. That la, a aavtn ean of th* viru* ciutlnf • airing#
"Aa a matter of fact, It wouldn't
tloo. mem
b* won with * raven, a Jack with a "fifth dlatai*" In children h u bran do me any good if I did complain,
ory and raeJack, ale. Building la left out until ported to tha Society of American
complain about tha producer of
•onlng.
the child I* aumeiantly quick at
my pictures. Now 1 go hums u>
At t k *
Bactariologlita.
arithmetic.
•am* tlma,
the producer!"
Captured
earda
mult
be
placed
Th*
fifth
disease
la
*ryth*nia
inIt la a fln*
face up In • atack In front of th*
II-• la Marty Melrher, who u«p■am* for
playtr. And har* n whar# th* gtm* frctloium, *o called because it can pena to bo her husband.
children, to
b*
mistaken
*1
limaa
for
meeiles,
get* It* Mlerful name. If a player
■ppeallni la
can match lh* top eard of hla op* Ciarman m tlilta, scarlet f#var or This method of shooting in real
fact that It
ponanl'a bundle with t card from another raah dia*ai*, roieoli in locales haa been done before, es
la often ml*hla hand, h* can capture th* entire
pecially during tha era of the
takenly eon*
bundle and add It to hla own. Th* fantum.
aaml-documantartei f o l l o w i n g
tldartd only
deal
I*
won
by
lh*
player
having
Erythema
Infactinaum.
hitting
In
a children'*
th* moat card* after lh* atock 1* rpidrmlcs, bring! a harmless red- World War 11. Although outdoor
■am*. You
locations were used, icldom wore
depleted.
Cardi lift on th* tabl* go
can taach It
to th* player who wa* th# lut to dlah rath on lh* face and other films niado entirely away from
to children
body parti. It may h* mnr# com a atudio, aa with "Julia." Doria
taka In.
whan they
Good atratagy for th# gam* dtctatai mon than supposed."claimed much money can he saved
•ra merely
that you delay captura* from th*
• b I a to
Th* virua cauatng It « n Iso- thinly, but there is >om« dispute
tabl# whenever possible. to u to
mat ch up
mlnlmlt* th* ruk of having your latrd from aacratlona of tick chil about Hus. Though atudio rental
color* and
than proceed to train thalr powan own bundle atolrn. It I* alio lm* dren, aald Poctnri George* H and art-building are eliminated,
of obaarvatlon by matching up th* portent to*count th* number of carda Werner, Albert Keller, Philip S there are anil salaries to be paid,
lull* Finally, you can give them of each denomination already playad Itrarhman, and Geoffrey W. Rake, plus the expense of transporting
practice In raiding flgurei and lal- and thia, in Itaalf, la a good memory of lh* Unlvereity of Pennayvam*. workers and equipment.
lari by playin|
th* gam* u It 1* da- drill for any youngatar playing th*
pi
The virua ran h* grown In Doria gets to sing but one song
gam*.
am bed h
The Culno veralon for children li One* * child maitari Stealing monkey kidney tl«*u*. Ju«t like in t.i<> picture. She had only two
•ailed ateallng Bundle* Bailcally, It Bundles. h* I* ready for lh* many polio and other viruses. ThU will In her last one, "Tho Man Who
la Culno without the build*
other eard gamaa tor children. In aid in underitandlng how |t'a re Knew Too Much." But she assured
Although two. thr«* or four mty cluding tuch favomaa aa Concentra lated to other virus dlieaiM like that she wasni trying to eaci|>o
•Uy th* a*m«, It la b«it for two tion, Go FI*. Old Maid, Slapjack mea*le»—mayba from a common musicals.
Wind • regular pack of SI card* and Managaric.
parent virua — and In making a "I'd like to do both," she ex
vaccine If on* la needed.
plained. "I'm going to do ‘Pajama
An Improved vacrin* appear* to Game' next, so that will b« an
atari bringing dafenae agatmt out-and-out musical. After all, I've
rablea within IS day*, aald Doctor* done non-atnglng pictures before.
II. M. Powell and C. 0. Ctilbert*nn I didn't ting at all lit ‘Storm Warn
of the F.li Lilly Re.aarch La bora- ing,' and I had only one small
toriea, Indlanapolla, Ind., In an »og In 'The Winning Team'."
other report.
The virtu to make th# vaccine The pedestrian record reflected
la grown in duek egg*, and then the Sth eonserutisr year of Im
la killed by a chemical beta pm- provement for motor vehicle acci
piolartone Thl* method avoid* or dents in ID.’.J,
reduce* ruk of paralytic, alergictype reaction* from virua growth
In rabbit brain*, or from u»e of
llva virus, they tatd.
Fading's
Th# new vaccina produced protective antibodlea again*: ra'/ei in
noproblem
teat* on dog* and other animal*,
and in SI human* *o far. Tha de.
now!
fending anllbndiea appaarad with
in 'S diya nr lata.
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Eruptions of Mt. Etna In Sicily
have hcen recorded as far bark
as tha eantury B. C.
Mora man TM.noo person* ware
Inpired in weekend (raffle acci
dent* lu t year.
UTILITY TABL!
Has •->•' i IS a ot
"IK THEY'RB NOT on here they won't he elected," sold K. V T.undaulst who ii displaying a board on which ho has accumulated and
displayed cardi distributed by tha candidate* participating In tha
local polKtcal race. (Staff photo}
For
Continued
feed
DO YOU
KNOW YOUR
and
CANDIDATE
FajjhM
Service
1
9 & - < £ /« r
X kava kad thlrty-flva year* of accounting axparlanea and
a/flca management. Thle should ha valuable to ma In perform
ing all of tha dutlaa of tha office of Clark of th* Circuit Court.
GRAY
ROBERTA. (BOB) COBB
S IC R IT A R Y
OF 0T A T I
CANDIDATE FOR
*)Q e m e n tis
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY
THEM'S NO SUOSTiTUTI
tOft EXPERIENCEI
rn
Your Support Will Be Appreciated
POLITICAL ADV. PAID POR BY B. A. COBB
r' T*A
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY IS MAY 8
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NO DELAY!
OPEN AN
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&
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(TittHoB, Mr*. lrvfai Pryor, Mr*.
Dm Rtdar, Sanford} and Otli
hOT&re, Loafwoad. Board of
■Mater* fwrthra*!r*«*. *■ *
E r r — Sanfordt Mr*. Vincent
B*hr. 0*M»*l .Mr*. J. M. CarnjVM, iM h fd i Mr*. Ralph Ham*
£ Md. IiMSWOodj Mr*. J. U HerS r J f. and Mr. and Mr*. B. ».
Rowan, Sanford
Maaabor* of board who *111
gpm without election on* year,
P u rg e Dabbs, Sanford} 1* I- Bay
ftvfedot Mr*. Mar* ltallatt, Font
ffu fcl Mr*. B. B. Jehneoa, Sanford i
>Mrt- A. C. Malar, Ungwoodt
HTOlle Peacock, Ralph Paiold, and
^Hfe, W. W. Tyrt, Sanford. Two
(^fggn, |(r*. Robert Bradford, Ah
VM^eeta Springs I Mack Cleveland,
{ j E * Cleveland Jf„ J. Marlon
'• ->" i
Ited b / Captain Robert W. Jackaon, commanding offfcar
woadt Bay Slaton and Mr*,
feott, Sanford) Mr*. J. W.
mngh, Geneva} Robert E.
H Representative Director,
l W. Yarborough} and Dir*
at-large Robert E, Karns.
Jordan Rlv»r Valley U George Herndon, of Sinford, will
ft#t below tha surrounding he among Ihe Cadets In charge of
ryaldt In aom* places.
tha Drat Military Field Day In tha
hlitory of Stetson University
ord* on th# TiffwHn* «* which will highlight next week'*
nil ahaeo (0 back
campus activities aa the ROTC
Battalion's five rnmpanle* com
pete Monday at Hulley Field.
The public Is Invited to ace the
Legal Notice
competition and there Is no admis
sion charge.
Scheduled events, which begin
paiciat^«»ce*VV*J?(
ftI,
r
a
0*
n a is o ta count*. rwiwma, at 3:30 p. m„ Include platoon
M CHANCERY NO,
drtll competition, squad drill
r, T. KEt.LT. also kanwe •'
competition, physical M i n e s *
sa M *... . teat* and testa for proficiency In
Ih* assembly and disassembly of
[Sum y tatuor. *t
the Ml Rifle and Carbine, and the
assemhly of the Browning Auto
matic Rifle.
EAT. o T O M
A ’'weapon* scramble" event
will lest the Individual's ability to
w in w N AMD ANT AND ALL aasombla three different weapons
«■ HAVlNrt on CLAIMINO
rrmiKHT IN AND TO TUN —all parts being mixed together,
tfimi nKmounWi iMNnn Each company will participate
O T bn y s j i «>unr nrJMlNOIiH, iTATW OK la a machine gun crew drill with
i|Ap*rl of’Th# RWJ4 nt Jh* the ohject being to give the aquad
u ot «»etlna H. ’fawnt 'lp member* compete confldcnro In
Rmlh, Bang* I* w*,t- '?. * their ability as a team to put tha
*R the Atlaall* C°*«l LI"* machine gun Into action with pre
Head ll/W. !••• h***" J”
i n of the nW #ef»*f.of t»* cision and apeod. Each aquad will
L V the Nfckt of salrt "*”,- constat of i gunner, Militant gun!• Royth,
K •wnuhlp
• 1, run tXeaee N 1 dot , ammunltioa bearer, and
1 ) 1,4 fast along aid
fenceleader.
aquad
|fc•ldel*l"aa■■ L«he. »*•««• Manual of arme competition, a
m tih N iiirlf along th*
left, m«a*d*ring line of aatit band grenade throw, and a 300■ i | | *•»• more or lee* Jo yard run In the final physical fit
Lection of **10 Basteriv ness tests, comprise the remain
Bfoa with Ih* Wmi tlounof aalit »RH or KHM. ing events of the day,
L a aba Houth tel l f*»« >n CadcU other than Herndon In
■ V Jsjtan ln * . ___
. . charge of th* Field Day event*
include Jack Glbion, DcLand;
Bobby Crumpton, Jacksonville;
Jaycee Tennis
Tourney Is Set
Friday, Saturday
ruu-siM*
T« All Oewlltof* **« Feeeast* 1laCfna
Claims ar DeiwenSs Aaalnst e»<8 ***T*«u »»i4 tae* of rot art liersh?
•otltled ead requires l»
toy
o|alms **a it»m**<1* whleh »"■ or
tlihsr nr you. msr h*»" saalimi th*
•state of aTDNNT fUllTII (tiu r,
daMasei. 1st* of s*i'l roonty, to ih*
Ceuptr Jurta# of Hsmloolt (’uonty.
Florida, tl his oftloo In Ihu rnorl
Bouse of said County *t Hanford.
Flonde, within eltht rakndsr
winnlht from th* time of th* flr«t
• Uhllreltnn of this nolle* K.tch
•Him nr d*nund shall h* In wrlllna,
nd shall state the nl*r» of r**|.
enc* and post office oddr-ss of the
a
claimant, sod shell Its sworn to hy
til* rUlmsnl, hi* saenl or stlornoy,
4*d any surh claim nr dsmand not
SO Bird shsll hr v"ld.
”
. Ithod* b. (Irsy
As Kssculrts «r ths tuisi Will
end Tsstemsnt of
— - NTDNItr tl AFIT11 tm AT.
tinrsssd
Release Is Made
To Alert Korean
Vets From Indiana
Military Field Day
Planned A t Stetson
University Monday
The .Isyce* Tennis Tournament
will tak* place Friday and Sat
urday of this week with a record
turnout for tho event, according
to Hub Crumley, chairman of tha
Jayrce Tennis Tournament Com
mittee.
Young people 15 and under will
participate In the Imirnamrn? with
the top winners In the playnft to be
sponsored In th. ntalewldo tour
nament aponsornt hy the Klnrliln
Hlnto Junior rhantlwT of Com
merce In June.
Crumley roqueete that the
young propl* who are planning to
lake part In Ih* tournament to
rontact either himself or Frank
lb's ms, Mayfair Inn Tennis Pro
relative to registering fnr the
tmirnnmrnt nr to register at the
.layers Information Booth on
Park Avn. snd Seminole Boule
vard.
The tournament will begin tomorrow afternoon nt 8:30 at the
Mnyfnlr Inn Tennis Court* and
will ronllnu* Saturday morning at
0 o'clock with playing to continue
until noon, resume at 2 o'clock and
rnntlnua until play ha* been com
pleted.
As a mailer of Interest In veter
an* In Ih* Sanford and Seminole
County area who posslhly might
he from Ihe Stale of Indiana, the
following release I* being made.
AH Korean veteran* from Ihe
Slale of Indian* should be alerted
to the fact that the Veterans State
Service Department of Indiana, ha*
nothing In do with Ihe administra
tion of the Indiana Korean Donua
I,aw. Their offices, according lo the
release, are In tho same building
a* the Slate Auditor with the result
that many veteran* are address
ing thehlr Inquiries In the wrong
department.
The correct address for Inquiries,
applications, etc., Is: Auditor of
Ihe .Stale, Bonus Division, 431 N.
Meridian St., Indianapolis, Ind.
AH applications for living veter
ans and next of kin must be mailed
on or before midnight, June 30,
1080
Blanks are available at Ihe local
Veterans Service Officers* office
Karlylo Hmisholdcr, In tho Brumloy-Pulcsslon Building, Sinford.
NATHAN C. MIMMAN (top) ot
Atlantia City, N, J-, refuse* 51
quasi Ion* In 54 minute* on Fifth
Amendment grounds before tha
Renat* Permanent Investiga
tions subcommittee In Washing
ton. Lieberman, president of a
clothing Arm that received |5,«
000,000 In govemmint contracts,
refused to testify at the probe
Into military uniform-buying
Influence. Anthony Dcfrm (bot
tom), Lleberman'i partner, ad
mitted the 0rm was allowed
deviations from contrart plans.
AUDIT ntmCIRES COMMISSION
TALLAHASSEE ifk—A stale au
dit has criticized the Gadsden
County Commission for selling
land without advertising It and
fur making purchase* without
seeking competlllvt hid*.
"Expenditure* were held within
available resources and it ap
peared that value was received
iharefor hut much Improvement
wat needed In the management
of finances," said the report,
Tha auditor nld the commis
sion paid
much as two cenla
more per gallon for gasoline than
the county ichM>l board which
sought bids on Its gas purchases.
COMMUNITY MURT
REAR REttFONRntn.lTY
JACKSONVILLE Wt-The local
community must hear the greatra? shir* of responsibility fnr rare
nf the aged, Robert T. Lonsdale,
professor of social welfare at
Florida State University, told the
Florida conference of social wel
fare yesterday.
"Government programs for the
aged cannot do tha whole Job,"
he said. "Many of thnm are pri
marily atlmuUllve In character.
Tho Job must he done In lha lo
cal community.”
The conference *nd* tomorrow.
Only In modern war* have batA United Nations report esti He rssual'les exceeded Ihe num
mate* there ars between ,10 and ber of soldiers who were dl*40 million refugee* In tha world
today,
Date* hats hem enltlvaled la
Iraq sine* befora 4,000 B.O.
The Seminole
Drive-In
New Owned and
Managed by—
Swofford
DOT YOW
(formerly at Tonehton'a)
OPEN
11 a. nt. 'Ill 11 p. m.
th ru 80 t,« iM»y Bth
T h m t f t i r i 10 a. in
to M idnight
CLOSED SUNDAYS
Sanford and Samlnol* County’*
continued effort* and program*
to locata Industry bare will b« ac
celerated with th* relea*# today
•hewing employment gain* and
economic progreee along with In
creased paycheck*.
Florida factory worker*' wtckJy paycheck* hit a record high
of 101.08 arerage In March a*
n o n f n r m employment gained
■lightly and unemployment drop
ped eharly. report Industrial
Commission Chairman James T.
Vccelle.
ractory workers* PIT eqeaeded
|«0 a week average for the first
time In Florida history, •tlmulatod In part by the dollar an hour
minimum waga law which took
affect In March. The hourly rale
of of manufacturing employe! al
so hit a new peak of |L4D. Aver
age houra worked were 41.8
The overall picture of the
■tate'a economy showed employ
ment making a slight rise to M7,700 In February, and 48,200 ahead
of a year ago. At the time, un
employment dropped significantly
from 44,800 In February to 80,400
In March. Employment gain* cam*
in several Industrie*, largely In
trad* and service establishments.
Contract construction showed a
drop of 400 worker*. Employ
ment In thin field at 80.W was
still ahead of year ago.
Tho employment gains more
than offset the mamifartlng em
ployment drop of 2,200 which resuited from a eerie* of small
BARBECUED PORK. BEEF AND chicken being pr.-pared for the hug* dinner eerved at tha Bth Ann*.
versary Party at 8NAAS Tuesday. (Staff Photo)
Ihe stale." It called him "the seemid Ix)ills XIV,” The nickname
was picked up hy hi* sarcastic fel
low employes.
''The Co-smmiUs* listen lo HFB
and are afraid of If." one TwoMj
escapee reporled. “ If one of them
Is mentioned, they get scared."
In none ef Ihe countries la lis
tening lo RFE hroadcaiti express
ly forbidden. The Red*, however,
try to Jam the wave lengths,
which Is Ihe reason Ihe broad
casts are frequently sent out on
many channels.
NEW YORK, (* - On * recent
evening, ttuusamli of men and
women turned on their radios and
haired:
'Calling SNR agent Novak In
Vlkmanov — Jackyinnv concentra
tion camp. , . Novak is known as
an exceplinnally brutal person . . .
Take card In Ihe eyes nf the
prisoners you are already a
doomed man, Remember Ihe letler your wife received? It con
tainer! a piece of rope. You know
what that means . .
Th* beginning of one of those
foreign Intrigue thrillers? No, a
real life hroadcast by Radio Free
Europe denouncing to the subju
gated peoples nf Czechoslovakia a
Communist brute.
Or tho voice might say: "The
one whoso cover name Is 'There
M a n u f a c t u r i n g employment are no trees in front of our house*
•till Rtood at 3,400 alwva a year speak* to mother, brothers and
stators. I send you a message over
ago.
the bridge of love. With all tho
warmth of i child's heart, 1 wish
you happiness and hope for a re*
Smothers Slates
union soon."
That Is a message to the folks
Across State T V ,
hack homo in Hungary from a ion
Radio Appearances and brother who made It safe
Rrnator George Smathera ha* ly to freedom. And that carlo
scheduled an
actoss-the-stato name, picked before he made his
television appearand) and radio break, Is to protect the family
possible vengeance,
program talk* tomorrow,
Dmathar* will he seen on 18 Day in and day out RFE broad
television station twice tomorrow casts In a babel of tongues to the
In ten minute appearances. Pro millions cut off by Communism
grams hat can he viewed In this from possible vcngcnco.
urea will he seen on WDRO-TV It’s a psychological campaign to
at 10:05 a. m. and again at 0:30 make our commercial network's
p. m.s on WMBR-TV appearance selling seem like child's play. RFE
will he at 11:05 a. m. and at Is reaching the ears of literally
10:15 p. m.j WFLA-TV appear- millions In Czechoslovakia, Hun
once will he scheduled at B:S0 gary, Poland, Romania, Hulgarla
in an effective war with words to
a. m. and at 0:20 p. m.
S e n a t o r S m e l l i e r * will help them regain their liberty.
also tic heard over 5(1 radio ela Some of Ihe material Is dymation* throughuol lhi> Hlale. Pro mlie, like the denunciation of the
gram* of ten-mimita durntlon will Red agent in the concentration
will he heard here over WTitlt, Europe, working in Wst Germany
Hanford at 11:45 a. in. and at is mentioned, tike cracycgtsd ce
7 p.m.) over WDBO at 0:05 a. m. and in Austria ar« busy around
and 7 P- m.t over WJRS, Del.and tho clock, interviewing refugees
at 11 a. nt. and 0:50 p- m.; and And collecting Information for lat
over WI.BE, Leesburg at 11:5 a. er use. Mayltc RFE will never
know what happened after it had
m. and ut 0:05 p. m.
lowered tha boom on the Hungari
an smuggler who promised to get
men and women over the border—
other half ire smoking mora than
evar—and are not worrying about
ItExcept for actresses and aeeretaries, this la largely a man'*
world. Th* few women In It often
seem III at ca*e Thl*. I believe,
It because they do not war hats
to lunch.
,,
. ,
Everybody say* It* • bard,
driving life. Hut nobody volun
tarily retire* from It. The funerals
of those released from it almost
Invariably are quiet, poorly ar(ended affairs.
Speaking of release, 1 need a
vacation. Co I'm headlg for
Italy. When I find a Tuscan hill
town whare they don't knew what
"TV" means, l'U satis dawn and
stay a while.
equip your home for
^
modern
electrical living
Frayed Wires
C a n bo dnngerotml
Defective cord* cituua
10' e of electrical fire*
In the homo. lie sufo
. . . call un now]
RANDALL E L E C T R IC C O
112 Magnolia Ay a.
22 yeiins nctiwl experience In Ihe office, IH yenra na
A nulnnt Awcmor
DO
NOT
M
BE
f J
;'
[m
MISLED
hy n IMIOMISE of permanent homentead exemption
through a card Mynlem.
There la no wuch thing an permni»pn( hnmeutcad exempllnn. The Inw prov^den that an
appllcnllon in the following prewribed form (and
hcIm forth
the form) he mnrie each
nnd_evervjrciK hy Ihe Inxpnycr in order to he eligible for Ihe exemption. A*k any
public official or your lnwyer (o ahow you Ihe taw on this* most Important mailer.
A person who will work for the bent Inlercat nf
Seminole County, and who will nhide by (he lawn,
(PcL Pol. Adr. hy Mary E. Earle)
VOTERS of PRECINCT IS: NOTICE!
YOU W ILL NOW V O TE A T ARMORY, E. FIRST ST
IN STEAD OF O LD DEPOT AS B E F O R E .. .
NOTICE TO ALL VOTERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY
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14—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
TH E SANFORD HERALD
NOT A PROJECT!
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“,f,,s pPauli Road Phone 700
G l—LOST AMU PttUMM
LOST—Green Parahaal, Ran L*nta section two wMki ago. Ph.
1321-M.
irppfa
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Invoice*, hand bills,, and
r a m s , ate. Progressiva
ig Co. PbOM 400 — 403
3th 5L
LOST—BluewaU atFlril ItTPlod*
er keep money return wallet to ORLANDO Sentinel
Ralph Ray, 3150.
Mrs. L. R. Johnioa, MM Lilly
Star,
PERSONAL NOnCES
^
GOATMlLR
Randall Prleit. South
Sanford Ava. Phona 330-W-l
Call
Salt
lUIT- Romes nf Rial Tnrtlvldtiall
RELIABLE party may purrhaaa
if: Brittany Farm Hem**, Early
like new Studin-Styla Piano,
Amrriran, Ultra Mo4cr«, (’nn
5295. Guaranteed. Bank financ
motional 4 F r • n c h Calaalal
ed. Writ* Credit Mgr. York
type*.
Piano Exchange, Box 6464,
Orlando.
bu ilt On t.aria Landseaped
lx*)*: in the beat of neighbor
WE need furniture, paying top
hoods.
raah fnr same. Sell to buy from,
SUPER TRADING POST pn WANTED—One, two. nr three H.
P. alr-compreitar. Call 203l-Wi COMPLETE with all the features
Hwy. 17-92. Ph. 3017-W.
you hav* dreamed (bout auch
1946 FORD 2 door, mual sacrifice.
ai enlored O m n i Electric apAlio Itibl# aaw 4 plainer, hand • RENTALS
and aalaryd plumbing
Idianrea
Ixturca.
akill saw, carpenter tool*. Wrlie
Rt. 1, Box 401, Oviedo or Call
AND available al reasonable
FO-S3I32. John L. Jet.
WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms,
prtedi with th# b«st financing
private batki. 114 W. Tint St
4 with minimum down-paymgs**.
LARGE Phllco Refrigerator wllh
frrerr across top. I IN). 2133-J.
FURNISHED Apt. 2JOO MellonFHIG1DAIKE appliances, sate*
villa.
and atrvica. G. H. High, Oviedo,
Fla. Phont F05-3313 or Sanford HUTCHISON’S Ocean F r o n t
1643-W aftar I p. a .
Apt*. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona Since 1949, laaford'f laidln*
Builder of home* for over I.60Q
Beach, Call 2374 W.
A l« CONDITIONING
people. Sale* Office: Llltlt Venice
FURNISHED Apis. 201*4 W. Ftral in Loeh Arbor.
For Room or Building
St.
Rcaionahle—Phone
1321.
II. II. l»OPE CO. INC.
PHONE 1144
299 Snath Park Ave. Fhnna 1444 EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit
able for bachelor .or couple,
BAfifiKHLY
rnvale balh. Acro»« from Poll
APPLIA N CE CENTER
Office. Manuel Jacobmn.
•Your We»tinghou»e Dealer'*
Efficuncy
apanments, air conPHONE 1737
111 MAGNOLIA ditlanmg and
TV nptional. 2621
S. Park (Highway 17-92), San
ford. CI.ARK’S TOURIST COURT
THE OLD HOME TOWN
RriiiviJU 1 *••«** O'#**
By STANLEY
— I WAS /Al MV OWA1 GAfcDFAi
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!’h WM-J- Licensed Techniment. GARFIELD WAUvhK,
cl<nj,> guaranteed work.
Proprietor.
-------------------- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 61 VARIETIES PANELING
Native and Foreign Wood*.
------------------- -------------— ~— Expert Bookkeeping for small bull3*« Them At
oc»l end Lang Dnianea moving, nai*, Including Incom* Tut R9HhamtbR tjo n tret# F tw CrAganta for HOWARD VAN lurni, Social Security report!
Ph. 2U9
LINES, INC. PENINSULAR
and Sale* Tax. Call 2224. Hugh Out West 13th St.
TRANSFER * STORAGE. Inc.
C. Whelrhel Jr.
RED-I-M1X CONKRF.TE
Office 1500 French Ave,, Phone
Miracle Concrete Co.
<IEW. Beautifully Deigned THREE
w e l d in g
3169.
Elm Ave.
Phone 1335
and FOUR Bedroom Home* • 1
.. TAYLOR, Jr.
and 2 Balh*
NEAR HOSPITAL
E. Fourth Rt.
4-ROOM unfurmaiied down*:air»
USED nRICK
2 Bedroom Cape Cod atyle home.
FHA and VA (Gil FINANCED
% AUTOMOTIVE
CARLOADS beautiful u*ed apt 111 Oleando Ave 125 mo
Excellent condition and separate
WELL DRILLING TWO
A Varied Selection of Plan* dining room. Kitchen equipped
Call 122-M or 166 W after 6 p.m.
hnck. Orange, red. and hurnt
Priced from 111,200 to |2t.o<)0
Pump Rile* with
• —■OATS AND MOTORS
black. Sec them at SHERMAN
al 17,990; nil y forni<hed at
MIF.DROOM furnished apt. VeriRepair Service
CONCRETF. PIPE CO.
16.990.
Priced to sell In 2 week*.
Omit
By
clean ami clova In. Phone Old,
gee the New Evlnrad* Line for '36
GARLAND SHAW
Good terms can bo arranged.
41—BUSINESS
EQUIPMENT
Jimmy Cowan.
ROBSON Sporting Goodi*
P. O. Box 516
OllllAM A TUDOR. INC.
Evinrude Sale* A Service
Builder* of Finer Home*
LONGWOOD
E F F I C I F. N C Y Apt. air rnndl
HAYNES
Office
Machine
Co
Seminole Realty
1404 E. 1st St.
Phone 996
Phone; w-. p. 26-2662
Foe Florida Living
tinned 17 92 south city limits
Typewriters, adding mactuoei
W. DIETRICHS
T. W. MF.RO
Slumberland
Court.
Sales
Rental*.
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HOMES AVAILABLE:
1941 Park A*e. rheme 27 or 143
I960 22 H. P. Reconditioned John FOR speedy, reasonable A reli
able TV and Radio Repair Ser 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD
Smith Pmecresl ,... Sanford, Fla.
son Outboard Motor. Price 1100,
vice. CALL HOOVER, 2633 or
Call Harry Whltener al I203-W
Grove Manor* ........ Sanford, Fla.
GOODS
Valencia Villa*...... Del,ami, Fla.
visit 303 S. Sanford Av*.
6 A. M. to 2 P. M.
IF IT IS RF.AI. ESTATE
SALES OFFICE
SPRAYING—Lawn*, »hnibh»ry,
Three and four room furnlahe.l
KIN G SIZ E
ash Cremley A Mutcilh
• —MOTORCY CLfcS-BICYCLKS
2623
S,
French
Ave.
rltru* for cinch hua* and other
apt*. Very clean end rinse in.
al III Senlb Park Fbeaa 772
Phone:
2100
and
2960
peat*. PHONE 2408 .M. W. H.
They Knew
Phone 616, Jjmmv Cowan.
CUSHMAN Scooter, trammlaiion,
SAVINGS
Pringle
, and land Urea, $93. Williema
ON A
Sport A FIxiL Shop.
KING SIZE HOLLYWOOD
GROVE LAND
BABY SITTING In my home. 903
90 acrea ftf $193 per acre. Term*.
BED
(Full 60” wide x 60” Iging)
W. 4th, Call 390-R,
FURN. Apt., 1U1 Perk, Aliulll
FARM LAND
Guar. If) yr*.EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN
2-BE BROOM HOUSE
ID acre tract wllh flowing well*
•
INNERSI’RING
MATTRESS
MENT AND WHEEL BALANC • EMPLOYMENT
AIR-CONDITIONED
til $3.Ni per acre,
• MATCHING BOX SPRINGS
ING—Paiaenger c a r *
and
Completely iumlihed. Including
•
HEADBOARD
COVERED
IN
Truck*; all make*, aiies—U ton 26-HELP WANTED-FEMAI.E
RIVER FRONTAGE
TVL
All
Elertrlr
kitchen.
Tile
PLASTIC (Choice of Color)
to 5-ton. Seminole Count/ Motfloor*. gr»*«, i^ade. Adult*, $65 .1-BEDROOM, tile hath. Florid* 2 acre* with furnished cottage
•
Hollywood
Leg*
ora, Ine. 319 E. lit St. PHONE WAITRESS — Apply Tnurhtnn'a
month. South on 427 (Dmgwoml
REG. $179.00
room. ()*W floor*, Ur«- lot. on river. $373u.
Drug Store, Me. Clark.
lull.
Itnadi V. A. Wheele**
■Iieilr A fruit live*, ( all 1071 W.
COUNTRY LOTS
APPLICATIONS bring lakrn for
Priced $230 to $41*1 each.
3-ROOM
apartmvnt
on
(irat
1>—TRAILERS
caahicr*. Apply at Fnodmart.
(Inur No other lenam. N|rrl>
NEW HOMES
Park Ave. A IVh St.
lucniihed. rnnveiuent tn *tnre*
II pay YOU to eee US hefore
enclosed porch, large lot*. Many Clo»e in. $7346) lu $9300.
i buy. Open Evening* and
135
month
Available
May
l»l
shrill)*, plant*. .See |<> approYoung lady between t8 and 33
idays.
(liter Realty Co. 2401 s. Orlande
n a n , 13V Forreu Dr.
Robert A. WIIIInmB, Renltnr
for Toy A Sporting Dept. Apply
■aataide Trader Sales,
Rd. Phone I3ie nr 3115.
----------------------------------------Raymond l.undqulat, Aeaoclate
HOBSON SPORTING GOODS.
Palalka, Fla.
ECHOIJt BEDDING C().
—IJiTS
Phone 1673 Atlantic Bank Illdg.
304 E. Ftr*l SL
Corner 2nd. A Maaaella Ph. 1132 2 room*, firxt floor. Clean, newly
F or 18ALK • 1955 Imperial Mobile
lurnlalied.
Rear
kitchen,
milt"Bud
Bamberger"
Mgr.
Inquire
2600
EXCELLENT Lot.
home with nr withnut air-con- 34—WOHK WANTED—FEMALE
fie* fttcntihed $15 week. Phone
Open Monday* 'ill 9:M p.m.
Magnolia.
Sea as far Frrnm Ave. Property.
ditiomng. 29' ad modern conVISIT
OUR
BALCONY
916-M,
109
Holly.
. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN
veniencaa. WUI sacrifice. Call BABY SITTEn. experienced. Mr*.
97-RROKER^
and
REALTORS
Mr*. Julia Senn, Phone 1740-R
2344 French Av*.
daya 72 or nights 3060 R.
3-BOOM anl. Sereened porch A
J. w . HAI.I., REALTOR
Garage, water and light* furREPOSSESSION 1930 ShcllKiume Girt seeking any type wor k,
"Call Hall" Thone 1739
nl*hed. Ph. 206.
Clipper 27 ft. hnu*p trailer. Will Nuralng home experience. Train
ing Grady'* Hospital. Letter of
k sacrifice. Phone 132.
FURNISHED apt. 714 Oak Ave.
recommendation to work. 1105 Only 95c Down
Tn Help You Buy Or Sell
on
arv
of
Ihi*
good
uied
merchan"(IBEAT DANE" all aluminum
E. 9th Ph. 2391-W,
dlie Hated hrlnw:
produce trailer, 32 foot, reconril*
r-pc. Soil Bed Suite ........ $29 93 OFFICE SPACE - 4 room*. .
Ttimfl T,. Pnvlon, Broker
, Honed, 1932 model with good
Alberta J. Hall. Aaanclaie
; Urea. Well worth $3,.500. Seventy SCHOOL BOY with power mower 2 P.’. Living Room Suite .. 29.95 melto Bldg. Call 1714 or 1494
.-ieclinnal Sofa
__ 39.U3
Phan# $471
if 9$ at Hltwatba
other used trailer* in stork.
want* mowing. Phone 7I6-M-4. 3-Pc,
3-Pc. Cushion Living Rnom
GREAT DANE - DIAMOND T.
Sofa
........................ 9.95
103 South Orange Blna.aom Trail, EXPERIENCED rurnlture finlih- Maple Finish Vanity ........... 3.93
er, painter and handyman. Can
A l t i M jk r A SI rin g er
Orlando, 3-9031.
furnuh reference*. Full or part Walnut Chlffornbe ............. in.93
Real ElMte * Inaaraaee
Maple
Finish
Cheat
...........
14.93
time.
Colvin
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376-XR
(2).
2-Bedroom house, Phone 2963-W,
Mrs. IearlM Messenger, Ai*
as FT. SPARTONITTE Aluminum
3-Pc. Bedroom Suite
___ 39.95
107 Magnolia Ave.
Ph
Home Trailer. Good condition. POWER LAWN MOWING, Ph Small Dreiser and Mirror
14.93 2-REDROOM home. Xitchrn furI $1300. Phone 1339-W.
2393-J.
Like New- Rolls way Bed . .. . 19.B3 niihed. In town. Phone 443.
■erne# — D 4i — Acreage
3-Pc. Chrome Dlnetls . ... 19.93
Florida room bath A
5-Pc. Wood Dinette ............ 12.95 4-ROOMS,
• BUSINESS
carportc.
Immediate
potietalon.
o z re n REALTY CO.
Oak Buffet ........................... 9.93
Call 2002 after 3:30.
34-IN8UEANCE
SERVICES
Laura B. Oiler
All Kind* of End, Lamp and
Reg. Real Estate Broker
Cocktail Tables $1.93 Plua many, HOUSE on Sliver Uke. Phone
3441 Re. Orlande Dr. — Ph. 1M9
Many Item* Nnl Listed
Preferred Rates »e Preferred
3017-M.
Pellcy boldera
Your Beautv Number Ph. 971
Mather of Sanford OR SALE-P-neriroom concrete
FRANKUN REALTY
IfthR Wlllinnip Ins. Agency
H m U t t ’a B eauty Nook
New and Ra-aale Romai Phone
143-99
t
1st
K
Ptaaw
W
block
houie.
Kitchen
equipped.
417 Saafard AUaatie Rank
105 So. Oak
1566, Rt. lf.92, DeBary
Separate dining area. Large cor
Pbena 14
ner lot. Ph. 2966-W
B A LL R EA LTY
HIGHEST CASH TRADE* IN Ftirn. home, couple. ISOS Elliott.
PRICES PAID FOR USED
FLOOR landing and ftaiibtai.
3 BEDROOM house, H* bath*
CleaatBf, wumg. Serving peml- TOY Pomeranian pup*. Adorable
FURNITURE
Convenient location, 1002 Mag
bits nf fluff, AKC registered. 6
bole county atnea 1913.
WILSON-MA1ER
noils Call I86-W
H. M. Ufaaios. Lake Mary
week* old. From old line of
FURNITURE CO.
champions.
Ph,
3046—
W._____
FURN.
Cotfii*, l*ke front, large
FAINTING Inald* A outiiiie. Room
Call HSR
PICTURESQUE
yard. Cool, comfortable. Season
special continun at $14.93. Call
311 E. Flrat Rt.
,3170-J. Mr. Taaker.
al or yearly. Good ftihinf, couple New, large, 4*bedroom concrete
block home, hardwood flour*, 2
only, Phone 1345-J-3.
Roll*way. Hospital a n d B a b y
■ALEj
BALEI
SALEI
Hied bathe, beautiful kitchen,
Bedi. Day, Week or Month— uy yeur furniture al B tny's
Rubber Base
Tel. 1423. Furniture Center— Warehouse Furn., Co., at 911 W.
enormmia living room and dining m. each bniiMee day except EatCement Stucco Paint .... $4.23 gal
118 West First
lit SL All aitleasllr ade. Aar- NICE bedroom. Private entrance area with french door entrance
Kill Base
to shaded area porth, concealed
IT — Draelim. aid opara- altar* at were keen prieea.
X'emrnt Stucco Paint . ... $4.00 gal.
and bath. Phone 2029-W.
carport#, utility room, apaclnua erday afternoon. Gendlin# for
Hour, Week er Month.
Interior Varnlih . ....$3.71 gi),
41!. Lee Construction Co.
lot awaiting originality and a
NEED A PAINTER?... SEE USt
• REAL ESTATE
green thumb. An outstanding
McRANEY-SMITH
waak-day laaertlena la 6:00 p, m
value for $15,900.
•413 S. Park
Phone 1203
—
Factory
te
Tew—
| • —ELECTRICAL Ceetrartara
f o r a grow ing fa m ily
te year old, frame
AIrmIrrm
1010 Ford Tractor Double 4-BEDROOM,
3-Bedroom frame. Living room, th* dey pn tedlng pabllentlew.
home.
Carportc,
porch,
good
lo
ANDALL ELECTRIC CO.
VenelMtn BUndi
Bottom 14" Plow, 3 Rniv cation. Law, $37 monthly pay kitchen, Iweikfaat nook, pine
lactrtcil Contracting and Repairs
Dead. f]ag-proof bottom
C ultivator.
ments Includes everything. 903 floor* throughout, 2 screened
TV Service C enter
Rosalia Drlva. Evenings only.
porchei, double «»r*ge, shaded
BRITT TRACTOR CO.
Bendix and Crosiey Applleaeei
lot
136 x It], country atmos HAVE MORE MONEY by sell
Hlway
17-03
No.
Phone
,
r
»01
[ |1 2 Magnolia Ave.
P h, IIS
REASONABLE large rnmfnrlabte
phere, city, convenience*. Ideal ing imnecded things through Want
Grove Caretaking. Discing, Dust home.. Partly furnished. Thone for growing children. FULL
iR-LAUNDRTdDRT CLEANINO
i
ing, Spraying, Fertilising. A 1231 or 2333-J.
PRICE $7,900, Term* Available. Ads. Phone 1621 for help In
Wasa tad Damp
Setting Young Trees. Wbeicke]
• Walk and Dry
Grove Service. Call 2224.
wording your id.
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PEAT-Gtt ymw Daelwyter Peat
r Cleaning
S H IN E R S
3 Bsdreem Ceacrete Block
at Grapeville Nursery, 40c Bu.
rnrG U T S . Bull Heed
VA — $223 Down Payment
A. B, Peterson, Broker Associates
bag. Annual* now ready. Phone
Reasonable price.
134. Per Mon lb P A I
A. B. Paterson Jr., P, J, Ches- GRAB YOUR PHONE and dial
3036-Grapeville Ave, Just off
Kitchen Fully Equipped
Grocery, E. Geneva
terion, Garfield Willem, John
Country Club Rd.
Act (4*1 te ihooie colors and tfle
T deya a week.
MeUch, R. W. Williams, Hsiel 1131 for a Herald ad-wrller the
|»->nANO
A. K. ShM m aker. B alM tr
FOLDING Cote—43Ag. SO Ft. Ho*e STRING B#an* for ule, you pick
M. Field, Ai C. Doudney, Lend minute you find aomcthm^'i lost.
Pbeae INI
r, .too
Piano Techntciaa *2.93. Alt stta Tarpaulins. Army-, jn,l f,r,og your r
Suveynr.
Navy Surplus, 2X0 Buford Ava, i bu. f . T. MatriwefAa* FA. SAM,
U t H. F u k FIMae IUR
Lest Ada find Ut _ J
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RUSUAN-IORN WatslllI Knwilew, of rafereon, M, J , and hie wife.
Nina, riiiplay a blood-stained shirt left by two refugee Soviet--------[
•* they (ratify before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee la
Washington. The couple said they believed the Mllon, who left th*
U S. for Mo»cow several week* ago, were “kidnaped'* by Red an a l
Tha rnffig thfjf rfported, left lUintd ihlrlt, broktn plnMidflpii
record* and other signs of a atruggla when they dltappaared treM
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JUDGE
Drive out Sunday M a y 6 from 2 :3 0 to 6 :0 0 p. m. and vote for the home
you think is the best landscaped.
To the team landscaping the home with the largest number of
votes they will receive
$ 1 2 5 ° °
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FRIDAY, MAY 4,1951
I MM
N e w Y o r k G ia n t
Construct
Mayor Declares
Pancake Day
Marine Detachment
lias Ne». Member
•'Sir Archibald'
Sunday. May 8, has been proclaimed “ Pancake Day” In Sanford
by Mayor F. D. Scott.
Pancakes will b* aerved all day
Sunday at tha Elk'a Club to ban*,
fit tha Woman's Auxiliary of tha
Seminole Memorial Hoipltal and
their prajoeta to furaUh much
needed equipment for the hospital.
The Sanford Herald, itaging the
gigantic affair, will furaUh all food
and materials for Iba cooking of
pancakes.
The itaff of The Sanford Herald
will prepare and cook pancake* a*
well as serve tham throughout the
day beginning a! T a. m. Sunday
morning and continuing until T p.
m,
Sanford and Seminole County cltl*
rent ar* invited to atop by tha
Elk'a Club to enjoy die golden
browned pancake* along with but
ter,' syrup and sausage as they
attend church.
All proceed* will be contributed
t« tha Women’* Auxiliary of Semi
nole Memorial Hoepital. No money
will be withheld for expense* or
food. Tha gross proceed* will be
turned over to tha ladle* who wilt
ba on hand to acquaint vialtor* of
their part in serving Seminole Msmortal Hospital.
Pancak* Day Is being held to
parallal the beginning of National
Hospital Week which ia observed
nationwide In every community
where a hospital aervea Its citi
zen*.
The Elk'a Club facilities have
been contributed by It* Exalted
Ruler Roy Greene and food* have
been purchased at wholesale costa
through W. R. ''Bill'' Caiiube of
Lovett's.
It Is expected that hundreds of
Sanford aod Semlnol* County citi
zen* will visit the Elk'a Club
somalima during tha day Sunday
for Pancake* and sausage,
Fred Perkins, Editor and Pub
lisher of The Sanford Herald point*d out today that ther* Is no
charge for pancakes served on Pan
cake Day. Alt monies will be eon.
irlbultan* by Uteaa enjoying the sf-
The local Marine detachment
stationed at the Sanford Naval
Auxiliary Air Station is more
than happy to nnnounc* the ar
rival of a new member to Ha
mutter roll,
Thl* new member represent*
the official Marina maicot at
hi* beit, • pedigreed English
fB u ll Dog.
"Sir Archibald,'* as the men of
tha detachment have dubbed him,
was bought by voluntary contri
butions from the Officer and
men of the unit through the co
operation of tha Downing Ken
nels of 8t- ratenburg, Florida.
Tha ' Bull Dog being a pup, la
aymbolle of tha Marine detach
ment. In that It la 8 young organmutation,
"Archie" aa tha men call their
mascot, h*a no ribbons, nor
American Kennel Club showe be
hind him, hut the unit la eounting heavily on "Archie" to add
additional laurel* to tha proud
breed of the Canln* family to
which h* belong*. By fall It I'
hoped that ha will be ready for
untry In varioua dog ahowa
gthroughoat the Florida area.
*Thl» according to hta proud ownera will positively com et the dlaerapaney of no ribbon*.
tb # hopea of tha mew eonceraiag their dog are only natural
aa la expected o< any proud
deg owner, but It la well to men
tion that "Sir Archibald" will be
•olylng on mor# than Ju*t pride.
"AigUe's family background. Inthe fourth generation,
< idlnc
a produced fifteen champion*.
Mia grand site, "Junetele Ace,1'
waa set of tha finest Bull Doga k ir ‘
ever Imported from England.
Tide representative of ''Archie'*''
bscWrminrl won »h<*w* In Canada,
England and the United flta“>*.
and wn* Trl-International chs .ip"\rctg*~ ghe til food Bun Doga
|* Mm rieeft of Itn# breeding, hi*
V fith w and dam are out of litter
aiatera.
The Bull Dog la ooa «f the oldeat be*ad* of dog. It la bellevad
t|u * tha English Bull Dog nrielnatad hi Spain- The "Engllah" In
the English Bull Dog I* attrlbutad to the momher* of the English
1«|m , In that they were rcaponalbie for keeping the breed true
and clean due to their love of
Adoga and Bull fighting. Bull
Dog* h*v* been known to ham* tr i^ « thousand-pound Bull
With little difficulty.
Bull Doge make groat pete,
they ar* gentle and very calm
and mild mannerad In their diepositions.
To tha men nf tha Marine Se
curity (luard of Sanford, "Archie
ta jiiat • fin* Marin* mascot, refgardleia of hi* background.
Formtr Resident
Victor S. Farley
Dies In Miami
Victor Snell Farley. 48. died sud
denly Thursdey In Miami. Mr. Far
ley, who we* a former resident of
Hanford waa the »on of Mrs. W.
• p. Brooks, 41T W. 2nd St.
He l» survived by hl» wife. Mrs.
Sarah Farley and daughter Suaan;
h'« mother. Mrs. Brooks; and four
i'-trr». Mr*. J. L. Wilkinson, MU*
Elsie Farley, Mr*. Harry I**, all
nf Sanford; ami Mrs. Blchard Curyv, Savannah, Os,
Funeral services will be held Sun
day at 2 p. m. at Brltson Funeral
Home with the Rev. A. G. Mclnnl*
^officiating.
Evening Worship
Service Now At 8
Starting Sunday Mav g, the First
Methodist Church will begin Its
evening worship service at g.
This service which la preceded
by fifteen minute* of organ vetri Is broadcast each Sunday
• E'over Station WTRR. Tlicr* la a
fifteen minute period of confra
gs Urn al singing lad by Charlie
bfacrleoei.
Swimming Pool
Opens Tomorrow
The Sanford Municipal Swim
ming Pool will b* opened tomorrow
morning at B o’clock on a Sat
urday and Sunday schedule until
school* cloa* In June, according
io City Manager Warren E.
Knowles.
Until Junt 11, the pool will h*
open Saturday* from 0 a. m. to
13 noon and from 1 p. in. to 0
p. m.
Sundays the pool will ba open
from 1 to I p. in.
Beginning June 11, said Knowlee
the pool will remain open Monday
through Saturday from 0 a. m.
until 12 noon and from 1 p. m.
to 0 p. m.
Tha pool will not ha open at
night* on a regular schrdul* tmt
will be made available for swim
ming classes, Red Cross classes
and aqua ahowa, said Knowles.
Gan* Carter, said City Manager
Knowlts, will be in charge of the
operation of the pool.
Swimming Classes
Will Begin May 9
At SNAAS Pool
Commencing Wednesday, May B.
the regular summer swimming
classes will be held al thc Sanford
Nival Auxiliary Air Station'!
swimming pool.
Mr*. F. D. Scotf, who conducted
the rlasae* last year, will again
ba the instructor this season.
Instruction will be held for atl
age groups with Ih* school age
group classes beginning on June
S at the conclusion of the school
year. Registration for the school
age groups will be held it 10 a. m.
June l at tha ilation'i swimming
pool.
Tha lessons sr* being offered
under tho auspices of the Officers
Wives Club end are for all pers
onnel at Ihe local Navat Station.
Officials of th* Officers Wives
Club have requested that all chil
dren not actually under th* In
struction of Mrs. Scott si the
hours scheduled for lessons be in
dividually supervised. This will
enable Mrs. Scott to devote her
full attention to Instruction, (bey
said.
Aeeerieted Pres* Leaned Wire
Mayfair
To Got
Addition
MAYOR F. D. SCOTT attach** tha "dog tag" for "Sir Archibald", the new maaeot ef the local
Marin* Detachment at the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station. Pfe. J. P. William* watch** closely
while the medal it being added to “Archie'*" collar. (Staff Photo)
Rofarians To Hear Candidates Ready
Talk On Hospital For Tonight's Rally
Day By Harry Weir
Tha final rally of tha Semlnol*
County Democratic Executive ComThe Sanford Rotary Club points ’
will be held tonight at tha
i.k pride to
... tha fact
r.M .............
with
that ona„»of Sanford Farmer's Auction Market
Just off 17-SI south of Sanford.
its members U qualified to bring
Local candidates, 32 of lh«m,
them a message at their regular will be ready to fUl their allotted
weekly meeting Monday noon at five mlnulea aa they speak on
tba Yacht Club on the subject (heir platforms and issuas which
"National Hoipltal Day; Its hav« been developing throughout
Meaning and Significance," it was lh® canlpfl*8n'
Tito Sanford Farmers Auction
said today,
Market Association will start aarvUsually on occasions of this Ma ing supper at S o’clock this afterture various clubs ad othe odiia- noon and will eontlnu* right up
nittllons find it necessary to look tu th* time apeaklng begins at
7:10.
altewhara for a speaker.
Harry 51. Weir, administrator It U expected that th* largest
crowd to attend ona of th* 11
of tha Semtnok Memorial Hospi rallies sponsored by the Seminole
tal here, will bring to his fellow Comity Democratic Executlra
Rotarians a message in keeping CommHt** will be otv hand this
with tha event that will ba Inaug evening to hear tha candidatat.
urated with the big benefit "Pan Issues h*Va been boiling as can
cak* Day" Sunday morning aod didates have made tbclr bid for
lasting all day, at the Elk's Club. that, olflpM ifor which they hav«
Weir b a r t...r a ’m j, varied
i,: ll/l.’d. An Intensive huao-toInteresting akperlrnce In hospital hot. -a campaign has baan going on
administration and will undoubt In Kanforcf and throughout Ihe coun
edly be greated by an interested ty In an appeal for votes by can
audience.
didates In every raca.
A demonstration to acquaint Ro* It wa* heard this montiqg
tarians with the uw* of the voting
machines lo b* utilised for tha
firs, time in nniinets -d thin <•<>in
ly will be handled by W. A. (Jake)
Adams, custodian for the 23 ma
chines stilpped here by the Shoup
Company. A d a m s will u m - a minia
ture machine for hla demonstra
tion.
tbit Edgir Waybrlght of Jack
sonville will b« on hand this eve
ning lo speak In behalf ot Candi MAYFAIR INN MANAGER
date for Governor Sumter Lowry. Frank M*b«nc Jr. arrived yes
However, at a lata hour today and terday from New York after
Just before press time this after attending a meeting of tha
York Giants* Board of Dir
noon, no arrangements had been New
made with thc focal committee ectors. (Staff l’hoto)
for the speaker to appear.
Tonight will be the last oppor
tunity for local voters to hear the
entire slate of candidate! apeak
In their own behalf and no doubt
many Issues will h t ptired
before Ihe people In verbal battles
between the candidate!.
Association To View
Matter Of Chaplain
Servicemen's Group For Local Hospital
4 Auto Accident
The New York Giant* will base
their nine minor league baseball
teams in Sanford In 1BS7 at a large
spring training site being con
structed on over 100,000 square feet
of land deeded to the Glenta by
the City of Sanford, President Hor
ace C. Stoneham announced today.
The announcement came at tha
time that SUmahem made puhllo
the plana to construct a two story
addition to the main building ot the
Mayfair Inn whleh le to ba com
pleted end reedy for opening Dec.
I. Slonehem sold "The febulou*
success of th* New York Glents'
owned Meyfelr Inn his led to the
construction of e completely elr
conditioned, luxury building, pro.
vldlng rooms for 48 eddltlonal
guest*. Two eleborete suites, the
Presidential Suita and the Diamond
Sulto, will each contain a living
room, two bedrooma with bath
ami a private terrace.
The hotel addition, will remain
open for guests year around.
Announcement of the two build
ing program* of the New York
Giants' organisation was made on
tha arrival In Sanford of Frank
Mabana Jr., manager of tho Naw
York Glanta Mayfair Inn and City
Commissioner John Krldar, who
had attaaded • meeting of th*
Board ot Dlrectora of th* N«W
York Glanta In Naw York City.
Architects for the two construe-
S i
Voters —Be At Polls
May 8 To Cast Ballot
Weather
rr-ve
P-i V
^
j,
Four accident* occurred m
Seminole County highways last
night and wer* Investigated by
Florida Highway Patrol Trooper
T, Mark Mack and Piirolmaft
Carl Williams,
On* woman It la critical *ondU
tlon and another la a etat* of a*>
vere shock as a m u lt ef one a t
the collision*,
..
Two ears were involved la Cna
•ccldentabout 8 p. m. vestardav
on Highway 17-n IH mil** aoiUi
of Sanford. Both cars wer* a total
loss according (o Patrolman Cart
Williams who Investigated,
Williams said that a Ford aU*
tlon wagon pulled Into the pallk
of • 152 Ford Victoria coupe. Th* itatfo* wagon wag drive*
by Robert Jomph Green, 84, of
Aaatea Court, Fern Park and th*
coup* wa* drives by Clarene* Ed
win! Kerm, 27, of Shoal*,
who Is vliltlng Starling C flmltk
of 1B08 Delaney Ave., Orland*'Th* five who wero Injured w*rw
taken U Florida Sanitarium fop
treat men:. Kerne received lacerU
ationa of tho forehead and abrn.
alona of th* ch*el and left arm. ,,,
Hla wife, Barbara, 13, la tn n **• >
vere stats of shock and their ita’
year old daughter, Clarle*. 1* e o f.'
faring from bruises all ever taw
body., Bob*rt Green received !**erattena i f ta* M t kn*g a r t A
The Beminot* County Minis
terial Association at Its meeting
A meeting of tho Christian Ssrvleemen'a Committee I* scheduled yesterday voted to atudy the mat
to bo hold ot tho School Admin* ter of furnishing a chaplain to
Utrntton Building noit Sunday af» th* local Safotnol* Memorial Hos
Ur noon at 1:80 p. mpital ori s voluoUar -wm) Wsnu
v m F i& H E 3 &
According to temporary 8fft* about basis,
Ih* Mayfair Inn am) John Burton,
eloli of tho organisation, a roport
A commit!#! composed of Rev. of th* Sanford architectural firm
from tho Building, Coramlttaa
le In critical candKion.
will b* Hard, following which Perry I* Bton*, R*v. J. W. Par of Burton and Rogeri for the two- Trooper T. Mirk Mack m isted
pormoncnl offlcor* of tha *»*o- ham end Rev, Fred R. Fisher storoy building which wilt house Patrolman Williams In th* inv*»i
wer* appointed to briny a recoin- administrative office! and dormi tlunion.
clot ion will b* oloctcd.
|
tory
for
over
400
men
for
the
mrndallon to a callml meeting of
At 5:43 yesterday afternoon, on
New
York
Giants'
spring
training
tha association on May 31.
Ih* Old Lak* Mary Road, two cars
headquarters,
To th# *ama meeting, Rev. W. Mebane and Krlder went to New collided with extensive damages
P. Brook*, Jr., Rev, A. G. Mclnn- York lo»r Monday following an resulting to both can. No Injurtea
!j
la and Rev. David S. Carnefix will Invitation from President Stoneham wer* reported in this accident. A
present a motion relative lo tha to present Iheir plane for expan 1851 Mercury driven by Norbert
Wulcoma Wagon GraaUng Bar sion to tho Glanta* Board of Direc R. Jacobs, 23, of Lake Mary wa*
damaged aa Mtlmatad (200 while
vice,
tors.
a IBM C'hryslar, driven by Damon
Mayfair
Inn
Manager
Frank
Ma
Tha
Ministerial
Association
AN KDITORIAL
, „ , , _
.
.
AUred Muffley, 48, of RL S, fanhan*
Jr.
aald
lata
yaitvrday,
“We
Next Tuesday, tha voters of Scmlnoio County, nlong secretary was commissioned to
ford waa damaged an estimated
with thc cntlro ntnte, go to tho polla to select the mnn who writ# « commendatory latter to were fortunate to have a Board 1450.
of
Hanford
City
Commissioner!
that
Gov. Collins Still
Bishop
John
W.
Rranacnmli
con
will ho our Governor for the next four yearn. Tho four yeiirn
progressiva In Ita thinking and An accident last night on 17-01
abend of u* may well lie thc moat iinmperoun In our ntnlo n cerning Rev. Milton II. Wyntt Is
worked
hard aa wet] aa offering about a half-mile south of Vlvn
Leads In Straw Poll history. To prcupcr And Krow to tho fullest wo must huvo who wilt b* away al hi* Annual
It*
complete
cooperation to weld Points In Death Valley sent two '**'
Conference at tha association’*
A straw poll, conducted by the
our
plana
Into
tho completion to Orlando Air Fore* Baa* toy
leadership.
. . . .
.,
. „
Fort Lauderdale Daily News, has K»odFor
next meeting.
treatment and the extent of thrir
the
pant
15
month*,
undor
tho
lendornhlp
of
Gover
siege."
pul Governor LeRoy Collins far In
Rev. W. P. Brooke, Jr. and Rev. John Krlder said this morning Injuries ar* unknown. Trobptr T.
nor
Leltoy
Collins,
FlorhU
has
enjoyed
Rood
Rovemmont
front of other candidates In the
Mark Mack aald this morning
ImHcd on need Instead of greed. We have enjoyed Rrcat A. G. Mclnnla war* appointed to “ It would have been impossible that
raco for Governor of Florida.
a 1953 Ford oCWch dr.v t
writ* a letter In recognition of to succeed In bringing the Naw
According lo the published re indufltrlal Rrowth.
by S/Sgl William Louis Poplin nf
th. resignation of Herman E.
(Centlaacd
on
Page
light)
Slntowidc, and particularly In Scmlnoio County, we hnv* Morris •• principal of Seminole
sults of the poll Governor Collins
the OAFB, 27, wat traveling south
holds a commanding lead with experienced nnd enjoyed the greatest road building program High School after * long period
and ran off th* road on tba rlgb*
BO.80; Fuller Warren with 8:30; In history.
side when It went out of control
J.
D.
Stone
Is
of lervlce.
Sumter Lowry 3.70; Farris Bry
and skidded back onto tho high
Tho Sanford Herald lmn endorsed Governor Lolloy Col The association voted to change
ant 2 00; I’esslce Streets 0.2; and lins because we believe that under his leadership for the
way Into the ditch on tho loft ild k
Named
New
SHS
its Uni. atul place of meeting
Parks 1.10.
Damage wai estimated at 81,MIA
next four years we will contlmio this unpnrnllctcd progress. following the summer recess to tho
Poplin was Injured and takrn to
Wo believe that with Leltoy Collins ns our Governor wc nro first Tuesday beginning In Sep Band Captain
OAFB hospital. A woman
assured of Hie mnny progressiva things that nro nerded tember, at 10:30 a.m. at • down Followlny Ite annual concert In the
companion, wnos# name la Un
Ihe
Million
Dollar
Band
Shell
In
In Seminole County and throughout the State of Florida.
town location lo ba announced.
known received back Injuria* ami
Wo urge every qualified voter In Sominoio County to Harry M. Weir, Administrator Daytona Beach tha Samlnole High wai carried lo Drug* Memorial
Considerable cloudiness today
School
Band
announced
tha
ap
and tonight, becoming partly cant hie or her ballot on Tuesday, Muy 8, for It Is the pri of tha Setnlnol* Memorial Hospi pointment of tha officer* for UoipRal.
cloudy Saturday; little change In vilege of voting and electing our leaders that makes our tal waa guest speaker at yeatcr- 1D8-3T with J. D. Stone ai cap At 10:18 p, m. last night on th*
irmpcn lurce; low tonight M-TB. i Democratic way of life the greatest in the world.
day1* mealing.
tain. Next In line le 1st Lt. Irma old Orlando Highway, a similar
Try*
Jean Corley, head girl officer) 1st
Lt, Leslie flmlth, operations offi a IBM ChovroUt driven by Ed Ml
cer; and 2nd l.t. David Carlton. of Altamonte Spring*, The TO
completely over but no InDrum Major; 2nd Lt, Cleitu* Gei turned
ger, secretary; 2nd Lt. Tommy >JutIm ware reported. Damage waa
estimated at 1100. Investigation*
Bower, heed librarian.
of
thote accidents were Dado by
Other officer* aret 1st flgt. Trooper
T. Mark Mack.
Margaret Ellison, Historian and
Publicity officer) 1st Sgt. Wnlly
Pope, first assistant operations) Cardinals Meet
R/Hgt. Pauline Rani, assistant
fe C ?
librarian; 8/9gt. Dickls Roun Mt. Dora Tonighti
tree, ascond assistant operations,
There will be o haifbatl tim e
Drlllmasters fur next year Include tonight
luiiijgut iatt hid
.'tomunni.
tho tmniunt
Sanford Memorial,
ssrgeants'Hcrbert Buffatow, Berry
8t, John, Wally Pop*, and Laa- Baseball Stadium starting at •
o'clock, according to officials, q t
II* Smith.
tha Sanford Cardinals, local *smR ■:&
Sgt, Carol Nutt again will haad pro bassball team.
tha majorette corps and 1st L t
Tho Sanford Cardinals wfH mael let
Lsslla Smith will Itad th* Dam# tha Mt. Dora baaaball team of i b r
Bam), Harrison Bmlth waa sleet
ed aa the outstanding freshman Lake Orange League.
Ted Brooklyn |e scheduled t»;
I
this year and will hold an hono^
ary corporal rank, Section head* pitch for tha local tagm whlob
will be announced In th* fall, must win tonlyhfl game tn order
Tha concert In the band shell to maintain third glace hi the
,
*S w .a m
was the final eoncart for the league standings.
band this year and was well re
l M ld D lJ C t f c i. i
Mi l l H l l I I —
I
.
, .
. . . . . .
O ik s
ceived; however th* large crowd
Itagsn to dwindle as th* rata
A SKETCH 08 THE New York Glanta' Administrative office* end and Eighth Street (Photo by Jtameeon)
started.
dormitory to he constructed bore «| the romor of Mollonvltle Ave.
To Elect Officers
” ./■ ,
'm ■* V
1 Critically Hurt
.;r fm £ w *
*
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Hon. "trm Mi VvikVMpIne h • ' <m fluff platform*. 0. 9.
t h s ' flrm
fc speaker,
laid "I takJ
the
first
speakar, said
little out of gear." he n ld .
A 0. Roberti told th# rally credit for tha efficient way the
herlff's office was handled." And
audience that “1 hava been Inter ►
(Ceuthm id from page One)
ested in the growth of Seminole then he concluded, "I covet your
Littl# gar# brief resumes ot their fo u rty and due to the rapid prayers—I ask you to pray over
ptitform .
growth I fail that young, aggres- this matter and the selection af
flehmab said 1 tnlsred this rae# slva businessmen ara needed In Iha proper Candida tea for public
office."
>t th# request of my friends. If the county offices."
(.'hahiie Beik aav# hb second
Pitt Varne* commented "I er..
you want leadership 1 think 1 can
longest speech of ine ten ralllet.
five It to you with tha courage of tered this r*cs a« an Independ He said, “I'm a-eandidnt.o foe |he
ents andldata on my own.
• bear hunter."
■i in,
for "ffiee of Seminole County Hheriff
Littl# said " If fleeted, 1 will I felt that thera wus a needback<f°r 1 believe tho people want an
a
man
with
experience
and
I
Work with your county commls* the honest, hardworking sheriff."
ground
to
handle
the
duties
of
•loner and see if w# can't do someJ. Denver Cordell commented,
office of Clerk of Court, The
thing about State Road 46."
clerk's office U for the aervlca of "f have had 100 percent coopera
Lawrence 8wofford, a candidate the people and not for tha con tion from all of the law enforcefor the Board ot County Commls- venience’ of the clerk end em ment agencies of the rounty and
aionars, District 3, said "I be ployes, Let'# not get Into a rut 1 believe I will continue to have
lieve 1 know the problems of Ihe nnil believe that the service can •heir cooperation. I believe the
poovle In the outlying district*
people, especially In the small com not be improved."
need protection as well as ihe
munltles."
Robert A. Cnlib explained, "I
1 favor a good, sound road pro have nothing personal against Mr. larger communities."
J. I.. lfobby explained hi* ab
gram to be turned over to the en Herndon—it. Just happen! that
gineer to carry out. If elected, I myself and two other candidates sence from a previous appearance
will work closely with the scliool would like to have thu Jolt. 1 and defended hla performance In
board to Improve our school pro prornll* to handle the effnira of office as shsrlff. "J did my best,"
toe clerk’s office and not handle be said, "and I am not ashamed of
It at all."
6 tle Fo urn I, re commented "It II t buslncsi of other offlcinls."
All five ,‘s.idlJatea for the ot •If# tald, "K’e haen said that to
baa been a pleasure to serve you
for a lt yaors. I have warkrd for ic*. of Hemiuls County Assessor elect a person to public office Is
to mak* a crook out of him.
good roads and more equalisation of Tuxes spoke In their behalf.
of the 'ax structure fur the bene Jack Stamper asked the audience There'* no use to aubject these
fit of the people, Wr'vo had Just to Investigate the reappraisals of four men to Hades. Just re-elect
eo much money and it euuld adjoining counties. "Reappraisal m# as sheriff and let me continue
means but on* thing," he said, lo serve you,"
only go so far."
In the campaign for Ihe 'ifflee “Increase In taxes. My plan I* the
Porter f.smdng said "If you
of Clark of Circuit Court, Ihe permit eystem end through the elect me your sheriff we're going
four rnndldates spoko nt length permit system new peoplt come lo enforce all of the law*. We're
o i their platforms and utilised the into the tux rolls." Stamper sold going to help enforce the game
“1 sill for fair, square and equal and fish lews as well as the forcbmpleU* limn given them.
“utry^ laws. To niy knowledge
U. P. Herndon struck sharply tuxes for all."
Miss Mary Karla slammed back there’s never been an nrre.t In
a t his uppnall.on. However, he
eaM " t am happy to npnesi on the ut other candidates In tho race for Seminole County for violating
ballot this year to find out If the the first lime. Sho said "During these laws."
W. Hugh Duncan, candidal*
people are satisfied. There tiro no the campaign there has been sev
issues so far end my opponents eral mlsftatenienla—one In rtvie- for Justice of peare, said “I a-k
iio—one in Hanford—and one In you to support me In INIs small,
platforms ara tha flimsiest,
humble, Judicial office, | have
"One gentleman has a platform l.uke Monroe."
>o trivial that it would crash nt
Accor Hog to tha statement "a tried lo make the office available
the least provocation," suld Hern- group of (urmers appeared brfoio lo all of the people and officials
Ilia Hoard of Seminole County and have been fair and square In
Commissioners, silling ss «n my dealings,"
I-ewls Tale commented "f was
inun'iratlon Hoard and requested
piv.cr tuxes." Miss Karls fairly criticised st PsoU for poking fun
shout'd “The Tax Assessor mads at my opponent. Hugh Duncan It
that redaction end no one else." a friend of mine, I won't say any
FOR
And rlio added, according to the thing that would east a refletminutes of thu hoard o ti funn Ion on Mr. Duncan, f apologize
ier uppinrrd to request tha leiluc- If any ono foeJ» that 11 was a re
flection. I don’t believe Ihere sre
1tlon lied no iirtlon w s taken.,
i Miss Farm further ’nn>u baric any reports In the Justice of tho
at her opponents when she said I’eaco officer Ihnf f can'l handle
“People ara bring misled by the l 11 move Ihe Justice of tha Peace
FOR
►
lalemonl '1 will give you a per office out of a filling station inlo
manent homesteud exemption sys Die courthouse."
Senator Douglas fllenitrnm slattem.' Tha law sots out thnt each
O r NKMINOI.F. COUNTY person must present himself ut the hi. in.„ h|M "PP7 I ror "''PPort for
nsseisor'it office and apply on the 1 7,,mll‘,*cjr for th# State Sen“I*. I want you t„ consider caroprcicrdicd ,*.>’mi."
fully, not where I or my opponent
Raleigh King explained hit can is from, but which of the two candidacy by suylng "Thera are five ltdates would be capablo of standof us who aspire to lie the Tax in* on the Senate floor to repre
Asi.rr.snr of Seminnla County. I sent you."
*
ndmiied each of them but only one
Hob Holley explained that fanof us can win. 1 feel that I am fbdata Paul Miller could not attend
the only one qualified to tuku ovir the rally and that ho was making
the duties of tho office."
an Appearance to represent him.
John Malsch explained "Two I V° l"1** t0 **° you personally
weeks ago ait Issuo was Injected when he returns In Hanford a week
Inin this campaign—an Issue I fr«m tonight," Holley said.
have been working on for 314
In Die race for House of Repre
years. There arn flvs people runn sentatives Don Hales lesd off for
ing for tho most Important Job Ihe four csnilidsles.
in the county. I haven’t duekod
He said "My contention Is (hot
the issuo and I have spoken of my we should send a businessman lo
! platform each and every time Tallahassee I will work for bolter
that I have appeared before voters schools industrial expansion of the
Stale, increased aid to our senior
of Seminole County.
Mrlsch quoted from statoinenls cltlzense, and for better road* "
carried In recent Issues of Tho
f.ordon
Frederick explained
Hanford Hernld when candidates You should consider tho ability
A PROVEN KXPKRIKNOKD for the office "f Tax Assossor had of be candidate rather than thu
OFFICKR (7 year* as deputy
under P. A Mcro nnd tho Into addressed either luncheon meet business they’re from. The atlornoys who represent you In Talla
C. M. Hand.) Will Ixi n FtM.I, ings or rnlly gatherings.
Rudy Sloan continued to pound hassee do not charge you for their
tlma HIIKItIFF. Horn and rais
ed in Ssminols County. A v t n
away on Ills homestead exemption sorvlcrs." Frederick emphasized
on May tho Hth for IIKCK is systuin by a card method, lie that "stlom cys sre businessmen
a vote foe Cl,KAN, HONEST,
luo!" I havu made no promises
and KKFKCTIVK service In
lo anyone — and then pointedly
YOUR shorlff* office, YOllR
*ald "It'a up lo you folks lo find
VOTE WILL DR APPRECIA
out which candidates iuv# strings
TED.
sltarhed to them."
Paid Pol. Adv. by C. W. Bsrk
Thomas Stringer said 'T v # al
ways tried lo he of sorvlre to Ihe
VOTE
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C.W. (Charlie)
BECK
SHERIFF
SNAAS Will Hold
Elaborate Rites
Along With Party
The Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air
Station will celebrate Re fifth
anniversary since being rs-comiiiAliened tomorrow it in elahoraU
ceremony to ba sieged along
with a hugs party. —
According to Ihe announcement
appearing In Ihe Friday issue of
the Sanity, th# celebration will be
held in the rear of the BOQ end
CPO barracks with kickoff Ume
slated for 3 o'clock.
There win be plenty of food, eontesla, music, and entertainment
as well as awards promised for
those attending th* party and cele
bration.
All military and civilian per
sonnel attached to tha statioa,
along with their families, have
been Invlled.
Th* Invitation, according (o tha
Sanfly, does not include fleet units
based at tha Sanford Naval Auxi
liary Air Station,
Southside School
Announces Today
Registration Plans
Mr*. J. (’. Mitchell, principal of
Soulhside Primary School announced M ay that registration for child
ren who will enter school In the
fall will be held Wednesday be
tween the hours of 1 and 3 pm .
The children and their parents
w||| visit Ihs six first grade room*
In the school. Mrs. Mitchell will be
assisted by Mrs. Clarsnca Welsch.
The visitors will (hen be ushered
to Ihe auditorium where a question
and answer period will hs held.
Mrs. Mitchell slated that "If po*.
slble (he children should bring
birth certificates."
Physical examinations will h*
given hy Dr. Illrd. county health
doctor, Ihe last two Tuesday* and
Friday* In Msy,
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James DarnMt, 20, of Middleton.
Ohio, was electrocuted yesterday
when hs stepped on a rharged
metal wealher strip In the dockmaster’s building at the Light
house Yacht Basin.
county and T believe T know the
feelings of people In all part* of
the county. If elected I will strive
lo provide an educational system
second to none."
Wilson Alexander, the last
speaker of the evening, last Fri
day said that of the four camlldales In thu rare, none have serv
ed In tho legislature. There are
several qualities necessary fur a
man to represent you, he said,
and he named understanding, lead
ership, rourage, and humbleness.
Those qualities I have, ha said.
O. 0. Farrell 310 E. First
For 10 years this store haa
consistently observed the fol.
lowing hours:
Week days • a, as. to 6:15 p. m.
Saturday* 3 a, m. to 7:30 p, sa,
Cloned from 7:10 p. m.
Saturday antll • a. as. Mon.
Arcade Package
STORE
fSwKLIA
• h e a d w ith
trig N O -N O X
iulf NO-NOX keeps rnnlncs clcon . . .
t llm ilr|Mmits tlmt niusu “Shrinking
i today's sensitive, logli compression
suit: N»-Nt>X ln-lps you kc-p fitll.t.if*
. . lot tkouwndt <Vextra milts.
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Stephen C. O'Connell
J u stic e
S u p r e m i Count
O f Fio r ir a
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Jv tttts O ’C sssill •« # lh« s s s s i l s e M n e iS s W .^ ^ fl
p Y provAn’ W y d eri p tfevofed ejtlxen,'
qualified |urli» j
G et the gasoline that bums clean*
118 8. PARK AVB
PROOF: Moo how tho lufl-hnnd pinto is black
ened by U)a"dirty-buriiing tnil-end"of gnaolin o ... while NONOX leaves tlw> pinto on the
fight dean. TTutt'e becituso Oulf refines m il
tho "dirty-burning tail-end" of gaaolino, in
making New NO-NOX.
Pick Ike ict of your choice while our dock U complete,
Priced From I 149.9S - To • 11,275.00
T ^ o n l T - T U E : M A Y 1s t
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Dept. In Seminole County.
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AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A fl.T N E W N T A P M
EfltAM t'hed 19fW
9ANFOHP. FLORIDA
TUESDAY. MAY I, 1950
A m flite d P r e w l
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Streets Pledges
H elp To Bryant
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PeaMe* Street*, the Lake Park
.
constable alio is running for gov
ernor, yesterday wired Karris
Dryant a pledge of support In the
event Dryant and Governor Collins
wind up in a runoff.
“ If you are In the runoff ag.inst
Collins I will travel the State to
help you, but not barefoot like
the windbgg from Sanford prom
ised Collide because my feet are
.tender," Sweat) said.
The third and final itu lo n of
Streets apparently referred to
tie Caravan tennla clinic a t th*
Mayfair Inn Court* Sunday after* Urailcy Odium of
. Sanford
..
...who
,
nnnn completed a mo*t successful J]1^ offerod to »tump Uio Mato
barefooted for Collini.
event. 1
Streets acknowledged that ho
The total attendance at the
clinic reached 61 with unusual had little chance to gain a berth in
intarcit among those availing the runoff. He ii the only one of
MEMBERS OF THE VFW AUXILIARY to Post 80'3 of D* flary who were Installed at reremonies
themselves of tha opportunity to the alx candidates to take a stand
in favor of racial integration.
last night. (Left to right| front row: Mr*. Billie Sc utobel, treasurer; Mrs. Jeannette King, color gtturd
learn more about tennis.
In other political activities and one year trustee; Mr*. Hazel Pesold, guard; Mrs. Alma Lacy, secretary: Mr*. Elizabeth Rlchnmn,
In the boys' division Bill Matpresident; Mrs. Dorothy Nettle*, color hearer and t ireo year trustee; Mr*. Marin Slump! Jr., vice presi
eclwhlta and Merritt Philips In around the elate;
dent; and Mr*. Doniia Lacy, rhnplnin. (Back row! Mr*. I.rnora Never, color bearer; Mm . Dorothy Bren
tha girl'a group were selected as
Sumter l,. Lowry claimed in a ner. color bearer! Mts. Gladys Caltaday, hlitorinn; Mrs. Asennth llntler, tlirre year tmsteo; Mia.
tha moet promising players and trlevitcd talk at Pensacola that Bette Karon, conductress} and Mr*. Francanna Howard Sr. vire pre»lrienl. (Staff l’lhilo)
received award*.
he had rllmbrd Into the lead nml
In connection with the United that Fuller Warren'* organization
Slates Lawn Tennis Association was “falling apart ail over the
Jubilee commemoration of the 76th state."
year of tennia progress, every
Last week it was Warren who
bay and girl who attended the was talking about Lowry. Tha
clinic will receive a tennle pam former governor appealed to hie
phlet as toon aa it la off audience at Panama City not to
thq press
Plans for the gigantic Pan
"w an t your veto on Sumter Low
The young tennla playara and ry.. , nd f0ntended ha was tha
cake Day next Sunday from 7 a.
enthusiast* wer* reluctant to leave onIy c, nd|dat# who could beat
id. to 7 p. m. at the Elk’s Club,
the many training gadget# used G(n. ro I|ini
, „,„„((.
By MARY FOWI.EIt
sponsored by The Snnfurtl Herald,
in the class routines wlUi the
Warren, who is eprndlng prarIn a solemn ceremony, Finn nr* and to benefit tho Woman1* Auxteelf.prartlee act the most popular.
tlcally the entire week in Dade Mellumey, past commander of Bary of the Sanford Memorial
Duo to th* shower* at the open County, hurled another ehallengo
ing meeting, Sid Summerfletd, th* at Collins to ilsbate campaign is the (Ifstrict representing Orlando. Hospital are being completed.
Hundreds of Sanford and Semi
Caravan director, stayed over sues, He said that since they Hanford, Del,and, Apopka and St,
for an extra aeaslnn Sunday would follow each other on a Mi Cloud, ii iln'h'd the first officers nole County citizens are expected
Candidate* for Clerk of Circuit
aftornoon.
i-ilinry to the \ t W ((jM t •u ncn |lM (hi* Sunday when Court will sprak Thursday at the
ami television station Saturday in the i ' '
Frank Deame, Mayfair Inn Ten night that they should dshate In
Kf llX Ir 'f M K n A W
;
lines will form early a* folk, nr* " « • " lunclwon meeting of the
nis Pro, Wally Philips, IHano Bnty,
oispiay or nag* m an o uy wm
. . .
,
Seminole County Junior Chamber
the Bayfront Park bandshell there rui
Sanford post made an Impressive on their wny to church or leave (>f C(immorc# wlllch
W d ot
Boh Crumley and Robert Sam afterwards.
uels assisted the director
l-nckKrouiul fur thr nu\v n ffire n |}lt9|r thurvh lervlcc* Ju rliif thu y a(,jlt ^|ujt
There was no Immediate re
The tennis ellnio and caravan
: T h u I. th. last of U.. program .
their. organisation and exprrss- day.
was made possible in Hanford sponse from Collin* but esrller in ( („ .t?
Huge purchases of food for the bringing political candidate* be
through the cooperation of th* Orlando Collin* explained why he r,| a desire of furthering the
Recreation Department of the hadn’t accepted debit* challenge* mInis
|, and obligations of the VFW. event aro being made with the f‘llu the young businessmen’s
grini|, before the Mny 9 primary.
City of Sanford and th* Florida of hi* varlou* opponent* I
Mis* Ileatrle Tyson of th e, cooperation of It. W. “Bill” C’*sCandidate* who will speak are
Htnta Bank, with th# event apon"Th* other rand Ida tea hav* flniml Army of tho RojmMie pr«-1
t,f Lovett**. Humirr.lt of o. I \ Herndon,**a ! O. HobrrU, l*itt
aored by the Jaycce*.
demonitrated auch a degre* of
'T i T rMr*. ° L
T
J hands,
Wn
In IM»und* of umitiurt, tyrup, piuirnke Viunm, ami ltohort A. Cobb.
T. E. Tucker addressed tha rvckleixnes* and ditregard fur tho which
McHurncy
Hi the minim hi!*, M. 1*. Hngroup of young tennis players truth that any debate would only the new president, Mrs. Curlis flourt butter, tuffoo, tujjar amt
on “th# advantages of learning develop Into hasalt* on their un Redman, as shs sp o k e of tha other cooking Ingredient, ar* ha- burn J r , Chairman of th*.Get Out
,
, ,
...
. • The Vote Committee of tha Jayreo
to play tennis."
duties and privileges she now ns- lug
founded and dlatorted claim*."
rounded up se that ,u.nrakr1 . or<r, n(llltiun hM c, „ tll for „ lun.
In a apetch to th* Junior Cham surned. Pina wera presented fhe will he availahle for *U who coma ie rri (nun tha organisation to
ber of Commsre* at Orlando, Col new members and a reception was
held, attended" by "th* VFW men by tho Elk’s Club.
paint aldewiilk sign* again thl*
lin* said his administration had
evening beginning at 7:30. Th*
ralsad the standard of state gov who turned out In arapacity [ Facilities of the Elk's Club are
Veto" signs
signs sra
sra being
\otu
ernment and advanced th* welfare audienceto welcome the auxiliary iirill(r generously contributed by "I'lrnsa
and by tmesis frnm nrarby towns. |[( y (;ra,t.na. Kl(l|,,.,| Ku1<-r of the painted on th* sidewalks in thu
of all Its people,
downtown business area ns a re
Among those
who gnve wri
Collins *ald that Lowry was a
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Sanford Elk's Lodge.
minder tu rititens t» cast their
ll
" " " ‘f
" "ere James
LEXINGTON. Va. M l—Sen. Al- man “ who admittedly knows noth- ‘"
rd I,allots on flection ilny.
Stine, past commander, dial riel
The entir staff at Thi
ben W. Barkley of Kentucky, for- ing of th* vaxt problems and I* right;
Michael Thomas, past Herald will l« on hand to cook and
i
.v,- U n i t e d *ur* with which he would l,e can*
m .r vlo. president of he Un tod
thli lmporUnt offlc,. . president Hanfcird post 92K'J; serve thu pancakes, sausage and
States, eollapssd and died yester man who pitches his entire cam Mrs. Ruth Smith, president Sanday on the speaker's plntform at paign on his ability by lira and ford auxiliary; Mrs. Ethel Tyler
The gross proceeds from 'ho
president Del.and auxiliary and
a university political gathering. misrepresentations to incite hn.a J™ »J
l’ulicaku Day event will go to
Barkley, 7S, slumped to the and anarchy and disorder and vio- ^
the Wiuiinn's Auxiliary of the
floor after a keynote addreis to ltnce."
The Westslde Srhool roundup
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The auxiliary thanked the San- Seminole Memorial Hospital. The for schiNil registration will be
Washington »nd Lee University
Lowry, In a talk yesli nlay at , flir(j IMMl flir t)ie (!jf, „f „ henutStudent* sanembled In * mock th • courthou.a at Clearwater^re- )f(j|
uni, . „ lir,,| t|„.m that Snnfotd Herald Is furnishing all held tomorrow afternoon from I to
food wlileh Is 3 j, m.
Democratic National Convention. prated charges that Collins, War it will b* cherished at ull meet „ f the ...... .
Dr. Robert Mungtr, who arrived ren and Bryant were "al In favor ings.
luting obtained from Lovett's.
| All children ready fn enter the
aevnn minute* later a* amhulanca of gradual race integration."
Griddles, spatulas, pots and First Grade this fall should report
attendants wer* attempting to ad
pans, plate* and other necessary to Uio school bringing with them
IIo declared that “ther* t*
minister oxygen, said ha died of a plenty nf law already on the C w i m m i f l r i L e S S O n S
ti|ulpmenl are being assembled | MiPlr birth eerlllieate and inuc*
heart attack.
hook." to stop Integration.
J W IH H H in g
pud The Herald Stuff practicing ulatlon record If availahle.
Today the '’Veep" of the Tru
the pro;*er metliml of Hipping PanMrs. Kllrnbeth Sharon of WestWarren, who went handshaking
rakes so that they will he tie- side School salil today that reer,nn administration made his final in Miami Beach yesterday, shifted
journey to Washington. Four stu to .Miami today.
llrlnusly blown and ready i» serve frcaliment* will he M;rvcd during
the registrallon perloiL
dents from Washington and I.ee
piping hot.
t.owry campaigned In Central
All Navy dependents will strain
and four from nearby Virginia Florida and will make a night TV
Their will lw> no charge for th* „ All rlnldrcn In the Wextside
he given swimming lessons nt the pancakes on Pancake Day blit
area should register for
Military Institute accompnrled the
Orlando.
Navy Swimming Pool ut tha Hnnbfx'yI Collin* was busy with th* Cahl
rontrihutioris will be rerebed, nil school whether or not they will he
j'jJ In
in Sinford In the (all
fall. If the:
Ihey are
In accord with Barkley’s wishes, nft and othcr
,)Ulln„ , . '
[»«• Naval Auxiliary Air Station
^ (M) w|„
llirn„ , „VOr to
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a funeral service will b* held l°* I make* a night TV talk In Talla- beBlnnlng Muy 7.
thf
„f , |lfl ||,» p iu i * WoSa" f",r<l
Mrs. F. D. Srott will again leach man’s Auxiliary, to go tu their records ran be transferred.
morrow morning In Foundry hasse*.
swimming tn the groups of both fund for purchasing much needed
Methodist Church, Washington,
adults and children.
conducted by the Rev. Dr. Fred
ei|ulpiiieiit for th* Seminal# Me
erick Brown Harris, chaplain of
Registration for the classes will morial Hospital.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NKWS
th* Senate. Burial will be Friday
he held tomorrow at the pool on
This Is the first such event to
In BarkUy'a horn* town, Paducah,
the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air he staged in Sanford with thia
ON PAGE THHEJE
Station,
Ky.
year's Pancako Day fulling on
Hospitnl Day. At tlm same tlm*,
TALLAHASSEE '.Tv-The womanSniifurd ami Seminole County folks to-wopian approach la being used
are urged to attend thu church nf by most of the major candidates
their choice. However, ns thty at for the governor thl* year.
tend church, every one I* invited
The wives nf tho candidate* ar*
to stop by th* Elk's Club on Halt hitting (he campaign (rail, some
Second St. to have pancakes and times alone and snmclimei with
sailing* either before going to their husbands, unending teas,
church or on tiirir way homo mcetli g women voters, shaking
Irom church service*.
hands and making speeches.
Mr*. I.eltoy Collin* h*i toured
an Industrial plant, made address
es and appeared at mccllnts,
Mrs. Farris Bryant has ap
peared nn television, vlsllcd Sev
Tennis Clinic Is
Successful Event
With 61 Attending
M
IV B - ;
New De Bary VFW
P la n s
For
Auxiliary Installs
D a y S u n d a y U n d e rw a y
Officers In Rites
Pancake
Aspirants Seeking
Clerk's Position
To Talk At Jaycees
Funeral Services
Are Set Tomorrow
For Sen. Barkley
Westside Schoc
Registration Is
Slated Tomorrow
Offered To Navy
Dependents Anain
Candidates Using
Woman To Woman
Approach In Race
Group Of Citrus
Men To Undertake
Rainmakinq Project
SRD Budget
$ 6 40 ,0 0 0 For
Projects In
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Courage, Skill
Wallace Gabler Has 4 - L a n i n g
2 Hobbies: Fixing
T o
O ra n g e
Clocks, Visiting
C it y
"C.»—s
is <•»- *
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fi MCV
Save AJ-2 Savage:;
S e t
From Great Damage
The Slate Hoad Hoard tentatively
Determination and Vnmf*Tl^p
Ry MARY FOWLER
approved yesterday a budget railif you am unpacking jour lug for $160,639,-158 far nrw projects lined nn AJ 'J “Savage" nlrplara
household possesions in your nrw i 1,1 ’llt’ 6»col year beginning July from probable sovero dam aft
ihe Sutiford Nine) Air Stotto**
De llary home, its a safe bet that I,
Saturday.
• •*.**■.,
Seminole
County
projects
incliid.
your first pang* of home sickness
Tho crew was tinahl* to lowep
ed in the tentative approval will he
will he dispelled by ■ knock at the four-lanlng of Highway
tbe nose wheel of th* plan* b y th #
ynur door anil a cheery greeting (tom Five Point* hi French Avo, -Moduli! and emergency pr*c**
“ Hello, folks, this ts your neigh at a cost ol Jtnfl.onn ami the carry dure*. Whllu Hi* aircraft cl*«]«|
bor down the road, Just slopping over total of $1,029,000 for the four. the air elution plan* eap$g!ng
In to say we’re gtad In have you Inning nf 17-92 from the Orange r.vlolinn machinist mate
here. My name Ii Wallace Gabler. County Hue mirth lu Five Points. t.nlne with tha help of F lig h ts 6*
W illiam 'll. Dial, filili district furling Corporation representotlra,
What’s yours?"
Fred Burton, crnwlod Into ♦H*
•nils good neighbor', salutation 6»ad Board member said Sint the wheel-well and wn» ahlo to open Ik
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approval
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bmlflrt
will
from the time when Wallace .
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J l»f made on AUy 31 in Tallalia*-- by wrapping hla belt aroun4..th0
bitch mechanism. Tha noa*
waa a free Unco operator, loelntf
dangling In ipnra still r*n
America first and liking it; work
U;hcr projects in the county p rb '
lug where his fanry listed and en maty system Include Stale Hand In nn unlocked position for 4
3
joying 'folk' everywhere. Bui a* dfl from Mcllanvlllo Ave. to Lake ing.
In the NAAS operation)
lime went on and ho nnpiirod a Jessup at * cost of $200,000; the
pretty wife and a houseful of
afiol,
WBrn|nj|
#l Chief Luther Kent and Attatto*
children, he was moored to a sta the ACL crossing near Mio San Mctnlsniltb 1/e Jack Lot, • till*
tionary residence.
ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station Ing their knowledge of th* A J
Now lhat he and his wife, Har at a rest of $li>,000; Installation of hydraulic system, coachad Enlo* o«
riet. are retired he finds time warning signals at the ACL cross n nevcr-licfore tried mtthod f t 7**
again lor hla twin hobbies, re ing at the Intersection of *]Hi St. channeling all th* aircraft's ^TllW
pairing of antlquo rloeks and call and Highway 17-92; Highway 441 nhlo hydraulic fluid Into tho <
ing on folks. Wu might say three across the southwest corner of ling landing gear'* system fa
hobbles except for the fact that Scmlnolo county a: a cost of $20,- It to luck.
his third interest Is deeper than 000.
With fuel to spar*, tha pilot* L k
that; It's a burning desire to make
Conulr. Jesso Cleveland waa gills
The
Stita
Rond
Board
also
tvn11 place In the sun fur the picturesto nafely land Ids a irc ra ft1
qti* church of Enterprise which. tatlvi-ly approved $121,000 fn Its incident or accident,
In weathering many itorma of primary road maintenance proVAH-8 •n inm iw llll
agoa part, finally began to fall gianL for tho paving of H i mil**
Into decrepitude until, when the of Park Ave, In Sanford at a coil Conulr. Paul 11. Bpolta pr*L
Gabler* came to Do Bary, there of $415,000 and 0 6 miles of Slate toncerned personnel for tha tsar*
were less than a dozen communi Road 46 from th* Lnko Jessup work and skill that aavod A mil*
cants. When Wallace called oa bridge to the Volusia County line lion dollar aircraft and kopt II
people he naturally srpukc of at a cost of $70,000; and 0 3 nf a ready fur tho squadron'* forthaOM*
**
that which was dear to his heart mile of Siam llnnd 46 on eW.d First I lug overiea* deployment.
and Imliurl not nnly new Episcopal St. from Park Ave. 1o French Ave.j
families hut friends, too, In tils
A tidal nl $250,000 was approved
project.
in the secondary read projects fur.
People began plrdgng small ami the repaving of eight mile* of the I
larger sums; a new roof appeared famgwuod tu Markham mail and
on the church; the beautiful stain $00,000 for tha repaving of two
ed whitlows gleamed afresh and ii’ilcs of Lake Mary Boulevard,
improvements could ho voted for
N. T. Graves, formerly of
A small paving project around
at every vestry mooting. Now the Slate Farmers Market was ap ford, maintenance engineer a t
there ore from eighty to • hun proved at a cost of $3,000.
Gulf Slate* lomlslana Station Afe
dred worshippers gathering In tho
Lending optimism tn lb* pos Baton Rouge, La., will retire to*
churchyard Sunday mornings, to sible prnjrct nrrosi Lako Monroe morrow after more than 44 y a a rt
stimulating sermon* of Rev. I«o from French Avo. to Volusia Coun nf utility service, it wa* annotmead
Heaton. Hubert Cox and Wallace, ty was the approval of Uio foiir- by II. C. Leonard, executlv* tie *
senior and Junior wardens, are laning of 17-92 in the Volusia Coun president of Gulf Stale* UUUIUa
always there tn welcome guests ty projrct* from Orange City to tht Company.
*
amt Invite them to state their
Seminole
County
lino
at
a
cost
Graves
began
hla
utility
firttf
names In the visitor^' Itook which
oof $300,000.
with electric companies in Flint
haa recorded Illustrious citizens
Also included In th* Volusia da, one of which was in Santord,
and members of tho peerage from
enmity budget wa» $600,000 for tho during World War I. Ha want to
Count De Dury’s time.
repaving of Slulc Bund 415 frnm work for the Jacksonville TreeHon
Wullnre and Mr*. Gnlder have a two miles north of the Osteen Company In 1919 and later work*4
lakeside home where they enlerBudge to State Itoail 40 (Sanford several year* for lh* I’ensiCOlt
lain often and to which they will
Electric Company,
to
New Smyrna Beach Road),
»rnm welcome their soil. Col. Clyde
Graves went lo Gulf StaU* In
Gabler, who Is making a perma
1926 in Beaumont and two yalrn
nent home In De Bary amt where
lutrr was transferred lo M W I
fils wife and four children run be
Rouge to s u rm is e malutMsncw
enjoying Florida living while he Is
on Mediterranean duty In tho air I’wrUy cloudy Ihrmigh Wednesday; work on tha now Louisiana | $ v
burr. Getting them settled will lie » few widely arattered shower* linn.
Mr. and Mr*. Gravel reside a t
a work of affection hut we'll ven- mostly during afternoon; Hitt*
tore Wallace will still find time rhsiigr Is Irmprralure, low to- 1623 Country Club Drive lo B ito t
Bong*.
to greet newcomers to our town. | night 66-70.
Graves To Retire
After 40 Years
Of Utility Service
Weather
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ern I t iwns and spoken to num
ber* <f women on behalf of her
hu dial d.
Mrs. Fuller Warren has attended
LAKELAND it—A rain in iking
project on a llirre county scale teas and coffees, appeared In sev
will |,e undertaken by a group of eral cities and campaigned among
women's groups.
Central Florida eitru* men.
Mrs. Sumter luiwry, busy with
Originally Florida Citms Mutual
planned *n industrywide project, the erre of an H-ycar-otd daughter,
| ini! I'uncrn! iiincup— Robert W. Is sluing Die campaign out, how
Ilutlcdgo re|Kirtcd Wednesday ho ever.
I
hod been unable to raise the $70,* Tho activity nf the wives Is per
000 needed for a year's operation. haps the mnst vigorous effort ever
Rutledge ami four others formed seen in Fylorld* tp woo th* wo
the Peninsular Watrr Consurra- men'# vote.
.
,
lion firm to work In Polk,
GAMBLER'S TAX
lion Asm. to hire a weithcr mod
JACKSONVILLE Wl Tho Inlemification firm to work in Polk,
*1 Itovenuo Service reported
Orange and Lake Counties.
Rutledge said growers in those Florida gambler* paid $4,483.97 In
counties wero almost HXJ per rent federal wagering taxes during
behind (he plan. It will cost about April compared to $14,907 In
WALLACE GABLER IN HIS WORKSHOP and one of th* clock* mad* in 1831 with wooden wheel* $23,000 tho first year for lhat area, March. The tax reprosenti 10 perha laid.
| card of grot a gambling raeeipt*.
which b* h u repaired, (h u ff Photo)
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C. C. FELLOWS AND HU WIFB today celebrate t heir BOth wedding tnnl
(front row) nr* three of tha aeven grandchildren! Elisabeth Ann Brandt
liaht and Linda Brandt. (Bark row) are: Mr*. Ann Brandt, O. C. Fallow* and Mrs. Fenowa, m 3 N
Michael Snllah. Mrs. Brandt and Mri. Sollah a rt (laughter*. Fallows U * member
lice Department Staff. (Staff Photo)
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Jan Jenklnaon af Sanford, Mr.
SNARE IN DRAIN
am r Mra. Dick Hart and Harold
ST. LOUIS .^-WUIlam f . Fow*
Jenkine and eon Mark of Do er. IP. finished taking a bath and
Bary, Bill Padgett, Carol Peter pulled the plug. Out of the drain
man, Mra. Peterman and Mra. popped a make.
•Y 1KLKN SNODGRASS
"It leered the daylight * out of
Th* ngular mealing af th* Lillian Carter.
P-TA waa Halil at tha icheol
Mra. John Logan and dlughtara » • . " h* *»IH- *** " « i u*1 P»r i '
audilarium Tuaaday at 7i30 p.m. Delia and Celia of Lakeland, Mra. I
During lha bualiiaaa aaiaian Margaret
Gifford af
Winter Evan* 1U1 waa praaen'.ad at 7:30
the fallairlng offlaar* war* elect Park and M. H. Moray of W inter1at tha Barnett Manorial Church.
ed far lit# aiming yeurj Freaf- Park wara Sunday guests of Mr. Thla aklt waa praaantad by local
dant, Mra, Ibrvay Dunn] Vka and Mr*. H. A. Throop,
| mambera directed by Mra. BaiFra*Want and Hallawaan carnival
Mra. Leonard Day of Pontlar, rom Carlton and at tha close of
chairman, Mra. laacam Car lion; Mich., Mra. Leonad Smith and tha proiram, tha offering for
SaaraUry, Mra. Ed Xadmand, Mra. £. Donell, Bllllg Joyce Pall mlaalona waa praaantad.
Traaaurar, Mra. Ladarhauaai Pub* of McMInvIllo, Tann.. wara call>tr. ind Mri L< r . stowall and
Hally ahalrman, Mra. Catharlna Ing an Mr. and Mra, M. H. Ryan children have moved from, SanBrayatt* and
Mra, Katharlaa Wedneeday avanlng enrouta from
Ind ar, nflw occupying tha
Sellar* i Davatlonal
Chairman, Ft. Myara to thalr homaa,
Knight House. Mr. Stowall la omMra. Ralph Stumpf Jr.; Public*Jimmy Shield# of Hollywood, ptoyad a t the Florida Power Cor
tlana chairman, Mra, Praamant Calif,, la apendlng several weak# poration plant har* In Entarprla*.
Lang} Hlatorlan, Mra, W, A. with hla mothir, Mra. Ids Hai-j Mr. and Mra, Emaat Danby of
Owann HaaplUlity
chairman, laden.
Mosa Bluff war* overnight guest*
Mra. Wtlllm Bartozak) Program
Tha X-ray Mobile Unit hare of Mr. and Mra, Ed I.. Cunning
Chairman. Mra. John Hlcka and Monday x-rayid BO people.
ham.
Mambarahlp
Chairman,
Mra.
Mr, and Mra. l.ovick Dayman
Mr. and Sir*. Robert Alien of
Grad# Hlara.
ware vlaltinr frianda and rale* DtLand wera dinner gueota of
Mlaa Nannatta Walker, llbla tjva#
Sir. and
Sfra. Cecil
Sailer*
teacher af DeLand waa tha guaat and.
Wadnaaday avanlng.
apaakar for tha avanlng and
Mra. W. A. Goodwin, Joined h tr
Sir. and Mra, Rill Adami of
mambara af each grade recited •liter
and
brother-in-law of Sanford
have purchased
th*
tha Bible vara# they had learned Ocoat and thav visited other re N'fab house on Pin* St. and are
during tha year. Mill Walker ax- latival !■ Tampa over tha week now oct-upying It. Sir. Adam* Is
plained tha different award# to end.
employed at Florida Power and
be glvan tha dlffarant itudema
Etta Emanuel celebrated har Light Plant and Sfra. Adam* la
for learning a* much from their 10th birthday with a birthday employed by Southern Ball TalaBlblca.
party at har home Thursday af phon# Co. In Sanford.
Room count waa won hr the ternoon. Th# afternoon was filled
Th# rarular monthly meeting
flrat grade with I I parenta and with game* and contest# an tha nf tha Pathfinder Clasa of th*
frianda praaant,
lawn of tha home with Linda Barnett
Memorial
Methodist
Rafraahmanta of punch and Parker and Suzatt* Neal winning Church waa held at tha church
eooklea ware aarvad to approxi the prlaaa for tha conteala. Later Monday avanlng.
mately 1M mambara and frianda.
In the afternoon tha following
Following tha huslnesi aaailon
A boataada of aavan boats an* guaita war# eerved hamburger*, which was conducted by prosldent
joyed a delightful trip down lha potato chips, soft drinks, fra Harvey Dunn, th# nominating
river to Silver Springe one day eraam and birthday cakat guiatta committee waa appointed with
Iget weak. Injuring thla eutimr Naat, Linda Parkar, Linda Tylar, Mr*. Ida Padgat. Mr*. Edith Din
wars Mr. and Mra. Cacil Siller# Jaan Master*, Join Marl* Cun. ning and Mr*. Katharine Sailers
and children Jennie and Connie, nlngham, S unn Ryan, Susan HI- choian. Th* Rav. Baacom Carlton
Harvey Dunn, Mr, and Mra. Curt a n , Carolyn Sarmona, Baba Me- conducted tha devotional period
Noble and daughter Katharine Cuatar, Ann Patera and Carol which waa most Inspirational.
of Orange City, Mr. and Mra. Ann Dinning.
The ffuast speaker of th* eve
Mlaa Catharlna Emanuat waa ning waa Dr. Melvin Wllllami,
aaeleted by Mlaa Carolyn Hlrt In Professor of Sociology, Stetson
caring for the guaita.
University, DeLand, who gave a
SOTTCai
Tit# "Sally” Staff (Soinlnola moat interesting talk on family
XQTICF II HBRKST
High School Annual) and tha Iff# and home Hf* and Illustrated
ursuant to Chapter m ,
latuiva. te n the following de taachara of Seminal* High School, hi* points with a film antitlad
scribe* lane# In Seminole County,
“Who’a tha Boaa."
rioriaa wlil b* affere* for aata at who ar# thalr aponaora, an
eublle outcry far the, klghaet ana thalr annual affair a t tha homa
Rafraihmanta of punch and
bool eaeh hid at tka frant d«er of af Mr. and Mr*. Robert Cox on
cook!** wara itnrtd.
,ha_ a»_mlr\ala County Court^MouM.
Lake Monroe Wednesday after
Mr*. Balt# Johnson Is vlsltlnr
frianda In Orlando and I.aaaburg
V U f f l & l - f V . i f j p v . Bur- noon.
vay of Lovy Oront. rial Book 1
Following a awlm and Indoor during hi* week.
raaa I
gamta a delicious covered dish
Mra. W. P. Rnodgraai, of Elk?ierk s r a * Clreult Court
waa aarvad In tha dining ton, Sid., and Mra.
Charles
Seminole couaty, glorlla auppar
room of tha Cox' Home, became Vaughan and O. St. Snodgrass
IClrculi Court flail)
of fnelament weather.
are bous* guest# of Mr. and
STATi; o r FLO HIP A
to : ttA itr KATHtiT* D rw H rn a t Guests enjoying thla affair woro Sir#. M. H. Ryan this week.
you Aits, itc n a u r .voTiruio Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Morris, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. V. Richards re
la baan (lla.t
flla.t ###lnat
that • ault boa
tun in tho iTItnult
Ir.utt Cauil
C'auu af too and Mra. W. R. Fort, Mil# Rebec turned following a weak's visit
vlnth .ludli lal Clrriilt
Clrri)1t In onfl^for
t». rlorlda. aAtfrraa ca Sisvans, Marty Cantaron, Mr. with frianda and relatives In tha
lamina]* Count]
rhurat
rUIntlff. va. and Mr*. A. J. Bracken, Harriet aoutharn part of th* stmt*.
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tlor : Votbr/n Dowhurat Dafandont. Redding, Elisabeth
Woodruff,
Sir*. H. C. Baldwin to frn e d to
Cboonry Nn. 1011 Tho natura of
White, har home In Barnavald, N.Y., af
thla ai t la to obtain a dlvara# an* Marlon Davlo, Naney
for ot. ar rallaf.
Ton art raqulrad to #11• yoir Helen Hampton, Sarah Jacobson, ter having ipant the past aaveral
rriltan ananar with tha dark af Bob Milahall, Ernl* Morria, Billy tnonlha her*.
aatd inurt and aarva a ua*r tharaaf Bracktn, Draw Rrackan, Laura
Sir*. Marguerite Christy re
upon Plaintiff# attarnay* on ar ba> Bracken. Saids* Williams, and
«r* tha Hih day of Hdr A. P
turned to har home In SL Louis,
Ml, nr a Sacra# era eanfaat# wilt Mra. Elizabeth Brockamyar,
Mo,, following * vlelt of saveral
*a antarad etalnat rau.
Th# film entitled "Giva U« To week* with har alster Sirs, Ida
(VITNldd my hand and aaal a*
:iark of in# nltautt Court In and morrow," which 1* ona of a TV
for lamlnala County Florida, thla aarlaa "Tha Way," which la pro Hasladtn,
talk day of April. A. O. til*.
P P. Karndan
duced by tha Commission of Ra
Clark of tha Circuit Court dio and Television of tho Metho
In and for lamlnata Couaty,
dist church** was presented at
ICIILCyiV*r^t’JlT ARAL.)
tha Methodiat Church Sunday at
7:30 p.m.
Sunday avanlng tha Gsrflald
8&aPvr.rte-,,# tvanua
Enterprise
it'3 urreoiv Y soms places
MILES, 1 GUESS •)
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WOUND TWg -«
BOTTOM O ' IT
MAV8B
DAO/ HOW DSBD
IS THE WCIFIC j
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S . NQU MgANtrr/. A I
A W r THOUflHT >Oo'
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ABOUT M J I t S i
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ALAIH . I JM M I
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MV CUAQTEO FOR
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lyied."
Before he could seramblt out of
tha tub, the snake hit him on
Ihe big toe of hit right foot. He suf
fered no 111 effect*. Tha anaka w**
a nonvenonioua type.
Power caught It and U keeping
it In a goldfish bowL
T ho lln u t
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L e g a l Notice
B
KINO OP A ITlOOKWALKBkT J
during •pplloalfon
For appliAncai.CAblneti, woodw o rk -it’a Du Pont D U L U X tha san g type of anim al u tha b
baked on your refrigerator, «*•>
paaally made for homg i
A Islets chipping
* Wash** befuhlulty
A Odaeleas —n# annaylwg
HILL L U M B E R
S SU PPLY Y A R D
VM* WAN!> HL 'I |V?4f
*.*A*» W'A| s
NOW-NEW LOWPRICE[
iir.raV:rvft..V
IM S AUTOMATIC COMBINATION
REFRIGERATOR FREEZER
-------D O N 'T -------Throw Away Year Tire Dalian Bacaua* Tour Tiraa Ara Smooth.
L e g a l N o tic e
XOTICR o r *OIT
THIS HTAT O F FMHIIUA
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n o i l ....T ..
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F. RTUOLISJILLCR
ICPS Msiierhuiciti Avenue
IndUnspoili, InOltna.
Tog ara hereby nntlfled that eult
bee been Inctltuted ajalnet you by
Ihe pUInll/f. kul.pftkll LOUISU
ernuuMlLl.Hp ]:< lit*J'lreglt
Uogrt
a r’lreuli Uoort
nih Judicial CtrcuTt at tha
Slat*
. ..... of riorliu, In ami fur Scinlo°lf County Chancery Na. »#s|.
If f ®LjVn'L!, M v j ' v y w
MlLLEJt from yeu the _ea!d HOBifll
•va. ___ _
Defendant and you i n hereby ra
qulrad to (II*
complaint tn eald caue* with
undcriinnad Clerk ef eald Court tad
1**h <tr *f '4frl,‘
D'
O R lltrado*
*7
* eo*X thereof upon the
plalnllff e ailerney wheea tame
Id t'nurL
end addraea appear belaw, not la- _ , „ ig r fe u r u a iill-C ia n , the tlth day of klsy, Fred It W lean
<11 and In default af eurk anawer r. O. It** Ml
ueerae Pro Confasea will k* an
er
teref agelnot )ou.
1*1-1 Penfn
enfnrd Atlantle Kstlanal
IN h Ttnkib IVH t n r n r. f kev*• Bank Plda,
haraunto eel my hand and effielalil | tanfnrd. Fl
. lerHa.
teal at «*[* court at Sanford, Flar-• I Attarney fe
for rialnllff.
Lal WELSH T IB I SHOP H I W. lad Put On New Truck Rubber
Troada That Will Give Guaranteed N E W T IR E Wear AaS
Sava Taut Maaay.
WELSH TIRE SHOP f05 W. 2nd
l« TEARS IN RANFORD
N IW
m a g n e t ic
DOOM
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l*tdg*fai*f*
FINAL DEMOCRATIC RALLY
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/ HAVE
Madal L M .IIN ^ * Pp* a* Ke M
RAN
A
Clean
Campaign
Without
Mud Slinging
O ffering A
. Program for
Improving the
Servire to the
People
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SU P P E R SERVED F R O M 5 P.M.
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S P E A K IN G STARTS A T 7:30 P.M.
a«iM
<K TM CflHPICTE LINE
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YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY TO HEAR ALL DEMOCRATIC CANDIPATE8 SPEAK FROM THE SAME PLATFORM.
SE M IN O L E
COUNTY
D EM O C R A TIC
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Electric Co.
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'Final DeimT Rally
Scheduled Friday
JIMMT OWINJ, 1. alts slop ■ seals model of an site trie motor In
bcheneclady, N. Y, where he Is attending his first shareholders*
meeting ol the Genera) Electric Company. Jimmy was one of several
names to receive Qvt shares of slock for being born on the company's
<5th anrlve rrary. On hand to show Jimmy around Is workman Frank
Campbell. The CAM) stockholder* met on the eve of the opening of
the mort modem eiecutc motor plant In the world." f/nfernatlortalj
Report Shows Rise 4th Florida Folk
In Living Costs Festival Will Be
Presented May 4-6
The final Democratic Rally of
the 1080 politico) season In Semi
nole County will be held Friday
night. May I at the Sanford Auc
tion Farmer's Market on highwny
17-1)2.
Sponsored by the Seminole Coun
ty Democrats Executive Commit
tee, the Hth rally will get umltrvvny SO minutes earlier than the
previous HI.
Robert S. Rillhimer, secretary
of the local Democrutlc Committee,
ouid yesterday that the Hally
speaking Friday night would be
gin at 7:30.
The rally will be preceded by a
gigantic barbecue which will be
served beginning at 6 o’clock in
the afternoon.
Rillhimer said that the largest
crowd to attend any of tho Semi
nole County rallies wilt probably
br tern at the Sanford Farmers
Auction Friday night which I*
the climax to the local political
debate from the same platform.
Candidates are expected to
forcefully present their platform*
and bring out Indelibly the issur*
In the various campaigns for pub
lic office.
Optimists and pessimists have
hern bantering a* to the atten
dance at the last rally tills week.
The most generous of tho predietlons »ay that upward "f IMO will
atlend and that political enler
tainment will be furnished lor
the crowd.
Heated debate and eleareiil
i»*tie» have been kept out of the
political rare* an far with most
of the charge* and rouiitvr
charge* saved for door-In door
visit* by the candidate* and their
workers.
Jam** L*e of Oviedo, ehsl-msn
of the Seminote County DemocratiC Executive Committee, v-lll
again introduce the randidste* in
I he order nf their appenranre
The windup Friday night of the
M rattle* will have rarried the
candidate* from Sanford to I nk*
Monroe, Lake Mary, t nngwnnd,
Geneva, Rear lake, Altamonte
Spring*, I'aoln, Fern I’nrk. Oviedo,
and then again to Sanford for the
climax apeeehmaklng.
II has been estimated that up- I
ward of two thousand voter* 1
have beard the rnndidatca during
the series nf radio*.
WASHINGTON 'JT-Th* f " w n m*ni Wednesday reported living
rnst* rose one trnlh of t per vent
In March, the lirst increase since w h it e SPRINGS - Folklore.
November
! music and tradition* repreventing
The Labor Depirtment's Bureau HiiodrM n* year* of Fl irbja his
ef Lsbor Stahjilc, said it* living tory will h# presented here Mat
C«st index In March reached IH < te . a* the fourth annual Florida
per cenl of the l!M7 13 base. This Folk Festival is staged nn the
Is three tenth* n! I per rent above hank* nf the Suwannee River.
M irch, I01.V
A beautifully wooded knoll j-,. f
II E. Illley, chief of the bureau's inside the south git* of the
price and ’ living eov? division, Stephen Foster Memorial Park
said a seasonal increase in food will he the *ita of the festival,
price* ran he expected beginning with bleacher* assailable for
In April and continuing through thousands of spectators.
most ol the summer. He said it I llnien* of Florida ejtir*, town*
probably will mean soma rise In , and communities will he representthe living ro it index.
j *>d on n program which I* described
In March price* averaged higher by Dirretor Thelma Itnllln as
over the month for all major cate- “the must colorful in tho history
curie* of family spending exerpt of tho festival.
bousing and transportation. Mom.
There also will he talrnlrd guest
Ing costs remained at their Febru performer* from aeveral Georgia
ary level and transportation, led and South Carolina (owni.
by a slight drop In used ear prices, Approximately 1,500 persona are
defined.
expected to participate In at
Retail food plrcci rots two- least one of the seven programs,
At Its annual election ol offi
tenths of 1 per cent from Febru Mill Boltin said. The programs
ary to March, following a five- are echeduled for 10:30 a.m., 2 cers, the Disabled American Vetmonth decline. Food still was 1.6 p.m., and 7:30 p.m., Friday and ernns, Sanford Post, named seven
per cent below March last year, Saturday, May 4 and 8, with a members is p lst officials.
with meats, poultry and fish al single performance at 3 pm . on At the recent election Robert
most 10 per cent lower.
the closing day, Sunday, May & , Howell was named commander of
the post with Phillip H. Stallings
There will be folk dances,
IRON WORKERS ON STRIKE square dances- Indian, Negro, Lat as Sr. vice commander, George
JACKSONVILLE <JT About 500 in, Ciechoilovakian, Jewish and Arnold Jr. vice commander. Jim
frnn workers on construction Jobs Swedish dancers—and s c h o o l Hay as chaplain; John Kader.
In North Florida and South Geor groups wilt present singing games Srrgeant at Arm*; Douglas Sten.strom, service officer, and Jimmy
gia went on strike today in sup and ropa skipping rhymes.
Drummond, adjutant.
port of demands for a new con
Music and rhythm will come
Following the election of officer*
tract.
from the harmonica, dulcimer,
Ths scale for Iron workers Is *Irish harp, gguitar, home-made fid 1 hamburger fry waa to celo12.81 an hour and the union esks dle, Jew’s harp, quill blowers, brale the occasion.
Rolwrt Howell, the new com
■n Increase of I cents now and •
straw beaten and irom the musi mander of the DAV PoM urged
13-cent Increase In six months.
cal aaw, as well a t more conven all veterans eligible for member
tional Instruments. A -ship crack ship to join the local post
er will add zest to the program.
Many national am! racial groups
will be seen and heard, including English pmfessor at the Univer
a group of Seminole Indian who sity of Florida and the festival's
will t>e brought to White Springs folklore consultant. Ho Is a na
by Albert DeVane of Lake Placid, tionally known folklore expert and
pioneer history expert and long author.
time friend of the Seminolci.
The festival ll an annual fea
A distinguished participant la ture sponsored on tho Suwannee
the festival will h* Dr. Frank U River by the Stephen Foster Mem
Lyman, Navy doctor who will di orial Commission, in cooperation
rect the r$rrls Island Promcnadrr* with the Florida Folk Festival As
of Reuford, 8. C., In a scrle* of sociation and the Florida Federa
New England, Western and English tion nf Music Cluhi. It Is held an
dances. The 20 boys and 10 girls nually the first week-end In May,
are children of Naval and Marine tn coincide with National Music
personnel stationed at P irrli Is Week.
land,
Working with Mis* Boltin to
Dr. Lyman la a nationally fa arrange final detail* of the
mous dance caller and instructor, coming event are Mrs. Glenn Mor
la the author of the book “ One rison, Lakeland, president of the
Hundred and Ona Ringing Galls." Florida Federation of Music
and la a member nf the advisory Clubs, and J. I.. McMullen, Miss
board of the National Folk Fes Helen Hixlcr and former Governor
tival.
Gary Hardee, all of Live Dak, of
Mlsa Bnltfn and her assistant, ficer* of the Florida Folk Festival
Culbreath Whitehead, Bradenton Association.
report that the entertainment will
“There i* such a wealth of ma
be even more diversified than terial that only a few featured
In the past.
groups will appear on more than
Active In planning the ISM pro one day's program," Mill Boltin
gram has been Dr. Alton Morris, said.
Robert Howell New
D A V Commander
THE 9AKF0JTO HERALT) Tom. M«y 1, ltN
Hospital Notes
MAYOR JOHN B. HYNIt of Boston walks briskly as he places ■ vic
tory wrealb on the head ol Finnish runner Anitl Vlsknrl, who
eroiics the tlnlsh line to «m the 60tb annual marathon rant Irom
Itopt.inlon to Boston In record time. VLkirl ted 1(15 starters, cover
ing the 7G mites, 133 yards In 2: m m . (International Joundphotoj
April IT
Admissions
Mrs. Pescha Wiggins (Sanford)
Jessie Marshall (Sanford)
wutia u . smitn tsanrora)
Richard R. Cameron (Sanford)
Stephen Guffy (Sanford)
Discharge*
Shirley Enloa (Sanford)
Katherine Bellamy (Sanford)
Joise Marshall (Sanford)
Mary Elizabeth Towel) (Sanford)
Baby Boy Towel!
David K. McNab (Sanford)
Discharge!
Moatford Fletcher (Lake Monroqj
Viola Durham (Sanford)
Mrs. Pcacha Wiggins (Sanford)
Mrs. Clarence F. Snyder (Osteen)
Frank McKenrio (Ubley, Mich.)
April 26
Admission*
Judy Reynolds (Sanford)
Mrs. Nina Smith (Sanford)
April 2V
Admissions
Leila Mae Morser (Altamonte
Springs)
Mrs Gene Adams (Sanford)
Dlachargei
Mra. Gordon Sweeney
April M
Admission*
Mrs. Ruby Griffis (Sanford)
Robert Mathews (Sanford)
Charles Hampton (Sanford)
Gladys Burge (Sanford)
Mr*. Mlldren Ervin (I^ke Mary)
Rnssevelt Williams (Sanford)
Births
Baby Girl Adams (Benny Adams)
D luhargrt
W. G. Smith (Sanford)
A K. Shoemaker (Sanford)
Allen Dodhsnn (Sanford)
Mr*. Della Hardy (Sanford)
Mr*. Margie Rose (lake Mary)
Judy Reynolds (Sanford)
May 1
V W M IV V .
Leadmhtp IB CoMMBtV
Officers of Uis Woman’s
to tha Semlnol* County Medical So Health."
ciety will attend tha annual meet
Mra. LaWien, wife af
ing of tha Woman's Auxiliary' to Rock physician, la wall fwttftoA
the Florida Medical Association la to discuss her chosen aubjoet, Mra,
Miami May 13-14.
Lombardo pointed out Hartal beta
Mrs.
'‘'I1f1
lv*
e,Tle
mm_l
J _i C.wL.
.I. - Parb,-5f-:
a. *
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.
vn
iIV,nAnri
at ole 9ahi* m ausaakaa
president of tha local organliatlon munity and itata for a ___ __ _
and Mr*. O. L. Barb*, Incoming yean , Mr*. Lawton ia a.SMMbe*
president will go to the meeting In of the Arkansaa Stala Cancer ComMiami to represent their auxiliary, mliston, the advisory e o ta f ltjk th f
Mrs. Terry Bird of Sanford will Committee on Rural H aaH foJtlv*
be on* of the official Umen at Arkansaa Medical S M taty ^u T th *
dean'a committee for U
tha
m c<w m U .
the convention.
Hon of tha Arkatuaa Me
Mrz. Mason G. Lawson, president
fourth, <
mmw
of tha oWman'i Auxiliary to In* ter. She ronred
American Medical Association, will aecond national vlea p m l t t h 'a a d
address members of the Woman's treaaurer of the Woman*I j ^ f a r y
Auxiliary to tha Florida Medical lo tha American Medleal'
Association, according to ao an lion bafore becoming
The Woman'* Aaxfllary i
nounrement mad* today by Mrg.
Samuel S. Lombardo, president of Ing in conjunction with l _____
annual convention ef Dm f W f g
Jacksonville.
Mra. Lawson, of Little Rock, Ark., eMdlcal Association. AS wlvea a |
la scheduled to apeak at tha annual physlelane a n Invited fc
.
luncheon on Monday, May 14, Mra. ■aid M n. Lombardo,
During
tha
matting
Mra.
Lombardo staled, liar topic Is "Aebardo will ha offlelally m u ,
as president by M n. Scottk 9d „
son, of Ft. Lauderdale, s k s t t i
chosen at lait year's mmlMw n
prssldsnt-alset.
Hostess (auxiliary far ft* m a t*
Ing is tha Woman's Auxiliary fe
A correction I* being made by the Dade County Medical Aaaati*.
The Ssnfoi.t ii.-« m regarding s Hon. Co-chairman ef the aommlW
fee on arrange!?*** t n W
itatement made by Min Mary E. ert F. Mike 11 and Mra, C. „
Earle, a candidal* for the RemL Morgan Jr., both ef MfamL
note County Assessor of Taxes, at
the rally held In Geneva Iasi Fri
day nlghf.
Mis* Earle read from a typed
’■ i
I
notation the following statement,
Admission*
Instead of the statement carried in
Geraldine Znrkary (Sanford)
yesterday's irrnunt of tho talk*:
Anthony person (Titusville)
m
"Earh tax payer who claims homeDischarges
L
William H Turniellsse (Sanford) stead exemption shell file one of
said forms property filled out and
Th« first Irish immigrant* executed with the Tex Assessor on
arrived tn what ts now the Ltnlted or before April I of each year,
I ’ / mf,
State* In 1421. «»>'» ih« National and failure to do so shall const!- INSTALMENT LOAN DrfpT
Geographic Society.
title a waiver of said exemption for
Member fDlC
such year."
Greek*. Carthaginians, Roman*.
Arabs, Norman*. French and
British have Invaded Malta.
r e s
Corrected Account
Of Miss Earle's
Statement Made
AUTO LOANii
Lowest Cost
^SA N EP R D
4iLA#mc
DO YOU
KNOW YOUR
CANDIDATE.i
THI tlOTTID MUZnt of Stanford University’* new "earner pm* la
trained on Patricia Steod, a research aoalstant, who *1U in tha
power-driven revolving chair used for patients. The alx-mllllon
volt linear electron accelerator generates high energy X-rays which
r.unfaTl ‘f l S “V l i “I" *r" lment °* deep-seated esneer at tha
Stanford Medical School, California. Dr. Clarence J. Knrzmark
(right) sits at tha “gun’s" control*, looking Into the radlatlon-proof
chamber through a lead gtaaa window, (International Sound phot*)
•rr* iti
A Heart Attack May Be
A Blessing In Disguise
By KIDMAN N. BUND!UN, M.D.
*/'
SOMETIMES a heart attack ofT this rxpcrlonce as nn Incident
he'd raUicr lorget. This is a grave
tan ho a blessing tn disguise.
Actually, about eight or nine mistake. For the next attack
out of every ten peraona who mlnht be much worse.
A doctor should be seen as
aufler a seizure will aurvlve.
While severe attack* may bring quickly as possible alter such
crushing pain and leave the per symptom* are experienced. By
son gasping for breath, many various tqst*. Including an elec
tnltlai seizure* are relatively mild. trocardiogram, he'll be able to
Bom* victims are barely aware determine how severe the condi
of any change at all and Ignore tion Is.
t|m symptoms. That’* bad.
Avoiding Second
If the attack Is Just strong
In this way. he'll be auic to
enough to send the victim scurry
ing to his doctor, this first warn guide tha patient's future activi
ing may turn out to t- n good ties In such a way as to enhance
his chances of avoiding a second
thing.
(j.
attack. This may mean relatively
Minor Attach v
little alteration from bis present
In the case of coro . . i om- routine, or It may mean strict
bosls, a minor attack uuy begin curtailment of a too active life.
with one or two sharp twinges of
Chances for a complete recov
pain. This I* quickly replaced by ery alter a minor attack u ti.xllr
a dull nrlm which may be hardly are very good — It the f ■ *
noticeable, although It will con advice Is followed.
tinue for some time.
nrrathlng will be completely QUEITION AND AN8WIX
J. R t What la the ecu.* of
normal and any fever that de
velops will probably be so alight gallstones?
Answer: The eiact cause of
that the peraon will be unaware
of It. Within a day or two, the allstones la not known, but Incctlon of the gall bladder, over
symptoms will vanish.
While the person may not feel weight and lark of exercise are
quite his heit for a while longer, factor* which may Irrd in ths
the chances are he will Just pas* condition.
• ISIS. Kf*| r-alnfM
fat
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BOX OfTICK
OPENS 12:15
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY T8 MAY R
f wn* married to the fnrner Isettn Stone In Sanford In i t t i . !
W* have one daughter Frincea, who live* with us at 111 W . i l t h \
St- She Is a trni-hrr at Lyman School. Wn have on* ion ThomasA. Sr. who lives at UIS Oak Ave. with hi* wife Mildred, Tommy
Jr., and Mike.
Will apeak over WTRIl today at S:46 p. m.
ROBERTA. (sos; COBB
CANDIDATE FOR
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT -
iABII Abb* Hillel Silver of
Cleveland leave* the Whits
Houss slier conferring with
President Eisenhower and Sec
retary of State Dulles for almost
an hour. Rabid Sliver said they
riiirmsed sending arms lo Israel
ami the general situation In tha
Middle East.
(International)
IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY
Your Support Will Be Appreciated
POLITICAL ADV. PAID FOR BY R. A. COBB
T h is is
(h e h o u s e
th a t
l a u g h s at
stra n g e rs I
NOW SHOWING
MONK'S COAT OF BKYtVAY FLEECE was designed
fcy Originals. Inverted sunburst
lucks shape the top of the coat
In front and hark, under the
tolled neckline.
Your Vole
For
A lonely boy
For Dean Covernment
a lonely dog
A truly
VOTE FOR
jB
lira over this h o w tf anyth)
• No atranrera
happens to Tta owneri No need far Mother and ths
.....,ren lo move aw i.
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Special Gulf Ufa insurance will pay off tha mortgage
and the family eon continue to live right here!
At age 26 you *an protect your family a heme with
Gulf Life'* Special Mortgage Cancellation plan fer
little aa 40f per month par 11,000,
Valuable paliriea that you now own cat; b* adapted
to meet other family need*. Your Gulf Life
representative will be glad to arrange I t He e u
alio point out the many way* Gulf Lift Insurance plans
can provide for family Income, edueatlen,
many other thlnge your family
famll
retirement end meny
want* end naedi. Cell him today for advka m m 3
family protection problem*.
wonderful
t S i f j
love stoiy!
Homer
A t y L c u ify
For County Cnmminnloner
Will Be Appt eclated
County Resident 29 Year*
Operated Own Business In Couiu
ty For 20 Yearn.
f Pd. Political Ad
tlomar Little)
Paid for by
M ill! ftfNHIH ■ PHIl HARRIS •BRANDONdtWILOE
A STORY OF THE SOUTHt FILMED IN THE SOUTH.
JUST A HEARTBEAT AWAY FROM YOU.
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23 Important Data; 43rd
ay Of Seminole County
t\'x Ob tteM th o# April, jutt pMMd, SemL
p* art* Conty m i datactiy forty-thraa y u n
& m.
It wna a iM rtorabb d*y hi IBIS when *
?,* group of dtisono fathered on th# second
■ floor of Dr, Phillip* Drop Storo (now RoumOUdaad Aadonoa) to c m to what to now
^ i a i of fho fiatoot frowtng eountioo ta th*
'- . • t o t e ,
. •'■’'•'G o m n o r Park Trammel mod* the ap
pointment# to th* vnriou* office* of th*
V Bounty «nd **t up th* fovirnment to which
many of th* appointment# will b« made by
the people on May 8.
B. T, W hitntr wm appointed County
(‘Littorbugs
;
Many eomtnunHiea ire wonderinr w hit
v % do about th at reputatva apcdM known i t
'• th* Uttorbbf. Great tnrenulty haa been exiirelead to dorta* aloyaha that win make cltl'Sana want to kaep parka and roadside* aa
aleoa aa their living rooma. The slogan*
filling. mayme hava iaaued proclamation*
^ and police ehlefa have sternly warned a• gainst being meaay In public place*.
Hi- Virtually »n eommunltlea have law* a*
gainst aeatterlng paper and other waate
where It doesn't belong. Unfortunately, hnwW ir, faw eornmunltle* enforce these law*
with much firmness.
Ih a avidanoa lias In the alufflng to on*
•Ida of tha atreet or th* other tons of de■M s, paper, b*tr tons, empty cigarette pack*,
paper eartona, and other trashy matter.
Unkept vacant lota are tha gathering
place* for much of th# traah that appear*
, around our city.
Tairas and dtlea that fret alwut lltterbuga but fall to enforc# the law* might
take a tip from tha blggeat town of all. New
York City haa been going after the litterhugs hot and heavy. During tha past year,
100,000 summonses have beea issued against
As a raault, litter haa been
flRgtty reduced.
Other town# could get almllsr result*
I f toktoff similar action.
Tfee Sanford Herald
Judge; T. J. Bata* aa County Assessor of
Taaasi Prank Woodruff, J. B. Clark. C. F.
Entsmingtr, L. P. Hagen, and J. T. Mc
Clain wav* appointed County Commission•re which formad th* Board of S«minola
County Commissioners; Charlie Hand waa
named the Sheriff; E. A. Douglass, County
Clerk; B. C. Thrasher, County Superinten
dent of Public Instruction; Frank C. Foster,
P. C. Nixon, aqd J. Tlldon Jacobs, wera nam
ed to th* B o a r d of Education; Shirtey
Maine*, attorney; and John B. Jenkins,
Coi'»*v Tax Collector.
When we observe the many special event*
through the year, and there are event*
so numerous that days a rt not available
for their celebration, the founding of Sem
inole County should play an Important part
in our thinking and celebration.
Wa look with prlda to tha brilliant his
tory of our young, hut prosperous county.
Seminole County's birthday will becom*
more and more Important aa the year* go
by. It should not bo overlooked or forgotten.
*
*
»
Jav-Walkina Prevalent
The motorist finds himself In a peculiar
posHinn m*nv times.
With Jay-walking so prevalent, It'* hardly possible 'to drive s tw o-block d ista n c e
w ith o u t h .v in t- to «ton nnm erotia tinw>. to
ii
,
ib
, M l .j
,l
| |,
*e
* ,a v -w*,k t r t0 rM c!l tl,e oth< r * '(,a
nr th e *treet.
•• " * - « •
noil- S tw o block d ista n c e , h ad to sto p
tw elve tim es fo r Jay -w alk ers to cross the
a tre o t.
C rossw alk* a re glalnlv m ark ed ,
s tr e e t
in te rse c tio n s a re co n trolled
b r th e ch angin g . light*
"
*
from
red
w lf .u
.
- Sam's ta i collosM . - M m .
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W Amsrtca*
__
__ [ sag handtog am th* new* the etockhold.ra
to haa.: hew abou thnt dtvi^
um
. , —
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,i war* itividamt announcefor koltUn *f US corporate
Hi Mm iMjorito
***** the dl-
vMaM rats wa* aaiauiasd. gomstlass toto wa* doe* area g the
?
'<1
uTJSTvJ t S Z S S m i
month* of the year because
eg i pealaatgid strike.
Dividends wees taersaasd o* tht
emu seats Imus*. Ob# company re1 peptog Mteaa after a luR. In
***** antra or spatial dlvi-
wan erdarsd paid to alock-
Aad l i nv*A ***** the
in M ed to past *u( atora
M * dtrUoag payatenL
to to sa lr a a n a l aampUng
%*» baa beat kappeatng. But
Dapartaiaat af Commarce,
watchea n e k thing., ha.,
baai raportlag a ataady gala In
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■OAT* CAUAH COMPLAIN?
MJUboroufk liver, which runt
Wiifh the
re e n a s d
heart
of
Tampa,,
a eaaipUtot to the
wanted to be only my.elf-.nd af-
t
•
*
Are
Doing
W ell
' K 1;
d ep artm en t* . t o ^ e to boy^ | . r , U and . L ^ b ^ h “
know how those department store
people set con/uied.
Instead of whir we really ordered, they tent a crying baby, wearIn* a pur. mink diaper, to our
addreia. Rather than .ay Maey’a
wai wrong, rather than etitleite
Girnbol». we look th . girl He
f am.m . h r , L Ann,d.Md *h"
la still the only thing after more
Utan IS years of aarrlag a that a
? !.
: : h: : h
my wife haa taken without check-
S id M ^ to lto
.
b fr /gihev and
Nixons
Decision
,*• th* •fn“ * }“
^
Not
of her per.onal safety the will
“•«»*>• •riThu'E
s**1*Tb*
|nhJ
dement »•» l" ,*rf
JS S E ^S S S J
like a man .ticking a thermometer
under the nation’, political tongue,
announcement wae made until
«»• «smp*r«‘ure looked normal,
N1?°" b,‘ • k,w‘* toT
^
A?mon i/.ryon. “rnma to
hv* Elienhower,
-nt. feeling about Nlxnn range*
from tha: of Sen. Milliktn (RColo., to that af forme. President
Truman. When Milllkln heard Nixnn’a hat wa. In the ring again,
ha .aid, "Good, good, good.’*
Truman ha. been quoted a. «aeing, although he denies using tha
profanity: "I don't like the
and I don't car*
who knows X.’*
Democrat* have been .or# at
Nixon tor his campaign tactics in
IMS and 19S4 and hia Unking of
••Democrat*’' and "Communl.to"
ia on* lenience or paragraph.
There waa the possibility Nixon
had antagimlied, besides Democrati, a lot of independent, and
perhepa tome Republicans. It was
dtvl
payments tor tomeOms. of what wa* toft ails. tats, being •®"»*,hln* wfl,' b
^
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t f i n i f n iv i cnoufni id /hh*
It has k ast ranging a . high a . a . r marked tor growth, to th. l.to
beM . h .H -l
w m -w m J )
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tot.lad M3to million dollar., com-r^it
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^
V vu
h1* bwn
"f tb# !•*♦«*'» This gave Btaenhower Mm. to
Ja d j c lL lV Ju.t now
ol hoomln« <h* Prir# nt ,,M kl
M * h*» WM ,hi
•h00*
the announced ptane of many cor
poratloett, big and tmall, to start
another program of axpan.lon of
Pl*n* ltd equipment TM» will
taka aoma M billion dollars Ju.l
tbl» )*>'• with many project*
Real Eatat* Bales — Rental* — Tnve.taaanto
n,nnln* ov,r ln,a fufur* year*.
Dependable fneuraac* aad Benda
The money will come from bor
rowing — or 'rom retaining profit,
* O. M. Harrison, Aasoclata Rrokar
and plowing them back Into the
bu.lntat.
•
S. D. Hlfhlayauut, Awodala
Juti after the war this latter
h! T,nUJ* ,0wlb* ” ” imp‘hl,r* Pr*'ld,n,i*1 vnmtty mucii ihat'T truly' hVtoTo Vcratch
TOUGHTON
DRUG CO.
•• ■- • —
,IV'n‘ *“ "* U ,miU,d 10 (U *ra'
^un°la* wato Nixon would be for president.
p(j.#
L ‘*«nhower.
Th* next day, March 14. Eleen- fh* only tim e. I ever iwat
0n r#b
wh»n Elienhower hower end Nixon I. like a brother Tracy hard ie when .he climb.
Announced hi. Mcond-term candl- to him and "1 would be happy to mio the window w ee—we live on
d lf f- "• refu.ed to say wherher be on any political ticket in whichthe Ith
floor-or when the itart.
PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS
Cor. let A Magnolia
hhim.
i m *But
* ^ hhe. ^tald
i / u It' 1.wa.
! ! tradi- 1 T
h irl wa.n t much mlT'"
l.n,n^ h# ,lr,# t '“ ,hout holdu,f m)f
There
more saidh hand.
‘‘""V tb t‘ ,‘ vlf,# PrMld»"‘ «• "«X on rtt. eubject until Hedne.day —
* ■
_
nominated until after a prenden- wdien Elienhower aald ha atill
Friends of Srmlnnle Countyi
Uil «ndidato la.
hadn't heard what Nixon want.
My duties la the office aa
Tht* w“ biln* AStremely retl- to do. Thur.day Mxon told every.
your Aatistant A-.»e»*or. m .ks
f ,n t- elnce-Ei.cnhower knew hi. body, and Elienhower eaid he wa.
It impoiilbie for ma to ses
0W1i ,lm PU ‘lAlsmAnl »>• wnuld "delighted"
each of you pcr.onally. There
fore. 1 am using thit mean*
to mlicit your vote md support
in thit Primary Election
Try and Stop Me
-----------------S y B IN N E T T C IR F ----------------IGN POSTED over the deik of a very Independent, ornery
newspaper publisher In a California town: NOTICE: While
In my presence, kindly speak In a low, soothing tone, and d«
not disagree with me in any
manner, When on* hot
reached my advanced ycart,
racket and nonconcurrenca
of any sort eausa gastric h y
pcrperisUai* and rubua of
tha gaetrle mucosa, and I
S
• * t» lB il» a fc, D lrh lM a * ItT S
C a p jr la tl M M
MARY
lEARLE •
CANDIDATE FOR
T A X ASSESSOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY
S3 yeare actual experience in the office. 19 tears as
A t.lal.nt As.fMor.
(PAID POLITICAL ADV. BY MARY R. EARLE)
becom* MOST UNPLEAS
ANT.
s e e
An Indianapolis lady sued
tor divorce, charging that her
buxband “ran around nights”
and waa ‘Jailed for long p«node for dleorderly conduct.”
P.fl. The eouple have 31
ebiWren.
*
Jack F ssr tetle afeowt a real estate agent ea eagwr to dote n deal
that when hie non came born* sovtrsd wit* dirt, he Irtsd to auto
divide him.
• MM, to Beaaeft to t DtotoaM to **C Tmlwrm
BUICK
SPECIALS
$350.
$450.
$550.
$950.
$1150.
$1295.
$1495.
$1650.
$1775.
$2695.
Nicholson Buick Co.
RAYMOND- M. BALL, REALTOR i tt Studebiktr Seda.
got
■.m*H .hare of the profits,•“
•
most
s
Surprise
“ t f f i «s. t or NUo7
j s rw'ould
j r 'be“tor
f s ^af d-e XT -..............
s a r ." r r
* ,f
lkouM die
dl. before
before
If IlMnhow.
Elaenhoworr ahould
inauguraHon day next January
Ni100 will be preeldent. If the rwo
men are elected and EUenhower
dies bsto” January 1M1, Ntaon
SOI Park Ava. Soitk
VOTERS of PRECINCT 15: NOTICE!
YOU WILL NOW VOTE AT ARMORY, E. FIRST ST.,
INSTEAD OF OLD DEPOT AS BEFORE...
'SO Dodge Sedan
New Tlra*L Clsaa
FARMS BRYANT
* I« l t re to rd o f f t forxiAAte of 10 ye a i t
in th t L tik lilu rth
FARRIS BRYANT
b o S m s hi M fn fatto n .
H a ia t h t only etndl*
’51 Pontiac Catalina
Hardtop
*52 Chevrolet Sedan
*52 Mercury Hard-Top
h u with a pUa to
*52 Buick Super Sedan
One Owner — Low Mileage
Cleaa
'54 Ford 2-Dr. V-8 Sedan
One Owner — Extra Clean
malntaiii It,
FARRIS BRYANT
'feeHeveg th it tho
ernorahip should he
sought not bought.
FARMS BRYANT
will fight agalnit watte
and corruption and for
maximum tconomy la
•pending th t Uxpty•r»’ money.
*53 Buick Road M aster
Sedan
NOTICE TO ALL VOTERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY:
VOTING FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SUBJECT TO DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, MAY 8th,
Will Ba COUNTY WIDE!
Sem inole County Dem ocratic ExecutlYe Committee
'55 Chevrolet 2-Dr Sedan
Ona Owner — Extra Cleaa
'55 Buick Special Hard Top
Fully Equipped
SALES ROOM OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY
l i t MAGNOLIA AYR.
PHONE 1034
BE FOR BRYANT—AND BE SURF
(fd P al Adv.)
x) ■*%',w.”' • .
..m e again
haTe^ound l, •
- etr cMl-d r,n P-1-T . * 'm .V *e?; cling to the palm swung against
“ * “
But what about family d iid j
plineT
The Arkansas papulation fetl
jt j, only when ahe la alone 5.S per eant between April 1, ^
wito her parent, that the real dev- 19SO and July 1, 1B54.
u m c c ^ d , the tn*el
angel In
in Tracy, i
sh, w0n-t ^ „iree until late June,
jt ^ utuauy only to ut alone that "I NEVER MET A MAN
lh w ,
MV,an
h, r_ the
I DIDN’T LIKE"
norraal negativeneaa euitomary
children In what the payeholo_ • U a it-r'a weaie kolowt,
|U tt etU ,.lh# Urrlbl,
i com. fmm an oid.f..hion^
On* of the reaions we ehoae
family, and I realise that much Pharmacy aa a profesaion la
of my education came from a par that it la alto a friendly en*.
ental hand or belt applied to my
We like people and welcome
baektlde. I felt the tame formula
your vlaiu to our Pharmeey.
should be applied to Tracy.
Everything we supply you
But I wa. a coward ai a child
■y JAMES MARLOW
Nixon, although Republican party run again waa the tame aa being _ ln d Trahv Ann «!mnlr lin’t Sh* with la either for your health,
Aeeoelatod Frees Newe Analyst leader* hava pretty largely en- nominated. By the tame token he \t buj|, ilk# t truckPand the inyour comfort, or to make you
WASHINGTON — When a poll- dor.ed him enthuela.tlcally, and knew the Republican convention niction of physical punl.hment
feel or look bettor.
tielan eiimbe the Udder to within lncr“ ,ln«lr •» •« ‘im* »«*>» on. would endor.e anyone he wanted generally make, h e / only more
We welcome requests for tny
one rung of th* top, It’s hardly Last Jan. IS, before Elienhower for vice president,
atubbom. W* have found that the
information wa ean ethically
timn to Jump off. So Vie* Proal-hlmeelf said ho would run again. On March T Eleonhower said all moil effective form ofpunl.hment
dsnt NUon'a announcement ho j>« w*» a.ked at a nows conference he hid liked Nixon to do was to with her ta towithhold our u.ual give, or any friemSy service
want* to run again waa something i10* he felt about having Nixon "ehart out hie own eour.e and tell Pr*b* of her. She li one eoldier we can perform. Pleaee eanilI#,, thaa a aurpriio.
«n *he ticket with him again. El- me what he would like to do " By who niei her good conduct ribbon der our Pharmacy aa your own
^ * 1 el.e would ho want to do? “ nhmMr praised his vies preal- this Hmo a number of Republican * ' * n »*.
personal drug atore where you
aot #Bly ,
but <a d.nL
leaders had .aid Nixon waa Jurt
"*« crttlelim brlnga her to will alweya be welcome.
team, and It i. «o unfair to a
ambitious ono, aa hia record
But he .aid, **I never' hava th* man for the No. 1 ipot.
.hows. Ho mad* It ta a big way Intalked to him under any clr'um - On March 13 Nixon won a heavy child that I do not have the heart
»ti years: first elected to Con- etancoe aa to what hia future la vdt# of confidence In tho Now to um it often.
t love the idea of freedom to
and back b»corn"
Pr**ld»ntAl)d ,f thiy
both lr# , lfetid Ind
live out their term. Nixon will
But pedeatrisne par no heed to their have a food chance tor tha ’Re.
warnings or to the atrip designed as a publican pre.id.nnal nomination
eroaswalk and harge out In front of the in lt*0. It aoemed only a matter
of time before he n td he'd like
oncoming car.
As Sanford grew* traffic become* heavi to be Ei.tnhower'a running mat*
er—and faster. Blit along with th# heavier
and faster traffic w# find many more pedIMS M
a*e estrians finding It more convenient to cross
■treet* at any placii.
The pedestrian must he projected. So
the solution comes with the pedestrian using
only those crosswalks as designated for
crossing downtown streets snd at trsffla
light Intersection* observing the green light.
With the motertst observing traffic regulations, both the automobile driver and the
pedestrian ean .be protected.
V rTV a'rd ^r'Vonael-
She has fee** t*MI M to de
**»•
r v t lfmh touf uSl"Lt U
* W « e“ ®“
“ ? V*
dote area and laan out too far.
or to adventure late the street
by b*ritlf, might cause ui to loie
. . 11)(J ,b it
w
|* r j,ft
Z
n T the
V J foal.
'Z
7I kknow,
BnowUrb
. ?
r
t
t
i Daddyt r e |j b„
nK
f ^ motmb(Jfld
e l her
S h to
d
found
better
••iiommv
loves
Tracy.
.d out
panic
be.
"Mommy
than any crlUc, that I have yet )<,v tl Tlcy >•
to become tho one I'd like to be.
qq,;,
)tr „ q
in,# cau«e ahe hai violated the la'v*
to "green
We learn that ene state's Senate Is con
Tuesday, May 1, 105A sidering a bill that would transform truant
officer* Into "directors of pupfl personnel."
■i b l i V krhr
a woman unto Him, a woman Now thnt has a fine, ringing sound.
alabaster box of ointment and
But the chances are that changing the
H os Hia head, as He iRt at meat. name wouldn't make the Job any more pop
A: A-7--Mary Magdalene, a ain- ular with the younger set. Truant officer
b*eame a great anint. Humanity or director of pupil personnel, th# man of
meet, but women art very re- authority is Just not going to he a welcome
aeaepted once they have erred. eight to a boy playing hooky on a warm
CIlHit had great charity and understanding. spring day,
■y RAM DAWSON
■y HAL HOTLH
tog on tlie mkange posalbOltl**.
NEW YORK J*—On* of «h* mo»: Our only laveatai.nt In her h it
important dull** a parent 1st** i* been love, sad a s fed ao need
U e loftictloa of discipline on one’s of a refund,
offspring All tny Uf* I hava been The other mntog. worn out by
e rebel a ie ln tt the Idea of eon- .
<jar 0I
IM1
of adventure W
with
“
I t t V V l t o T h V v 'T .lS .ri 0,her ‘ blldren, she raa aiaUght
UK* .avon* #u*. J n t\* atwayi temperature, snd h»r mother, hov-
The mntoriat la eonfroated with having to
stnn—allow the pedestrian to e rm a —o r eontlnne on and he resnonsible for someone's
In ju ry or even death.
Ono motorist, the ether dsy, In driving *"•* 18
•
Stockholders
Infliction O f Discipline Important
�THE SANFORD HERALD Tue«. Map t. 1938
Pag# 8 •
Social fcvBjnlA
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11th National Home
DemoWeek Is Planned
MAT Ql'F.EN! Mil* Patricia Ann Walker of Oviedo hold* a haiket of Dower* after |he we* crowned
May Queen at the Oviedo School'* annual May Day Program held Friday. She It surrounded by her
court.
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Patricia
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Walker Is
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Elected
i M a y Queen For Oveido High.
Th# Oviedo High School held It*
annual May Day feitlval Friday
April 27.
Tha affair took place on the
•chool ground during the morning
session. "1 Hear America Singing"
wet the theme for the program
Myron Willi* at Uncle Sam In
troduced the number* in sepa
rate*. The High School Rand, unA d rr the direction of Mlchart Fish
er, opened the revival with the
140th Infantry March.
The May Queen, pretty Patricia
Ann Walker, .laughter of Mr*. E
H. Welker, and her court rnlerrd
In
^ tht provisional and am .end'd
__
ki tha throne and h sti of hon^c
“» ««*■»
,
. . . .
Jene Smithson, maid of honor,
f r o w n e d the May Queen. Other atfondants mclunad, Nadine Do*.
Uck, Dorothy Simmon*, and Olivia
Holland. All were dressed in patlei avening gown*.
The crown bearer was little
Richard Welker, brother of the
: May Queen, dressed in white.
The flower girl Martha Hag*dal*. Her draae wet blue and las*
'bloned along the prlnceae linea
^ im ii la r U that o( (ha Queen'*.
“ The queen w*» elected by the
Student body. Her attendant* are
girl* who ara membera oi tha
senior elaa*.
DE BARY — A tfnme Demon
The *et* that followed the ling- stration Council meeting waa held
Ing of "America The Beautiful", all day Friday at DeLeon Spring*,
were a* follow*: Swlti dance by with the pre«ldrnt, Mr*. Ray Peck
th* ,ourtJl «r i J « under
direc- De Bary, presiding A fashion show
lion of Mr*. Kader Hart; Hawaiian wa* given by memhrr* of the dif
Pence by the Fifth and Sixth ferent county unit*.
grade under the direction of Mra.
Da Bary wa* represented by ta
Holiclawr end Mr*. Wlndhem. Nor member*, of whom Mr*. Anthnnv
wegian Dance by the Third Grade Oppel won lecond prize, weiring
under the direction of Mr*. W. A. a pink glued cotton (Ires* «he
Teague; Rhythm Dance by the hml made. Mr*. Ch- Hr« R. Gifford
First Grade directed by Mr*. E. and Mr*. Sydney Wliket modeled
French; Squire Dance by the Snv- fashions designed hy themselves
enth and Eighth Grade* directed
The DeBary Huh gave a skit
by"'the”*teacherii 'arid May Day
•
bowing
the wnrth and meaning of
, „ nci. b) lhe second Grade; di
'I D. Hubs Actor* were: Airs
by M rl omuthy Hie#.
lllrt. ule#
r i __ irlnK
fnrT1 ‘Adam Miller. Mrs Frederick RenTha Senior„ High
Iun ium•
irt»'*i*# Mnnitinn nf t«ch. Mr*. Charles Gifford, Mr*.
K Hennlngcr and Mr*. Sydney
Wilke*.
l.*nd. Acenmpanlit* were M r «
En»»rt*lninr t*-* em-ortl were 4.
iian,j, Alary Ann Tesinskv, Scenic H girls from Def.enn Spring* who
lom m it, „ wa» the Art Cla*. and held a lunlor fashion »hnw and
^ .)U^|jC
$y*trni wa* act
„ bj. th#
Sc)(fnc# Stu- song fe*t.
l((,ntJ
Following the May Day Festlvitie* lunch was served in the school
gym. Each gueit brought a bn*
RY SADIE R. GUT
lunch end »he P-TA furnished
The Sanford Garden Cluh
cake* and drink*. Mr*. K. W.
of F.F.G.C.
Eslei, ho«pitallty'chairman for the
Now that u# ara finally hav.
P-TA we* In charge of thla a** ing summer weather it would he
anted by May Day chairmen from well to see that the flower bed*
each day.
t
are mulched to keep the plants
M r*. France* Fi»her w.v* in cool and moi*: and to help elimi
charge of all the arrangement* for nate werda. Thla simplifies sum
the affair.
mer rare considerably ami Is bet
ter for the plant* Leaves are
nmsl generally ueed in this aiea
although then, are many other
' iggeMsd materials surh *« peat,
ii-anut hulls, grass clipping etc.
hold a luncheon at 12 10 p. m. It Is our opinion that peat used
hold ■ luncheon at 12 :10 p. m as a mulch can tie downright
whe-e-e report* * ill he hrard from tteacherou* a* it ran absorb all
the State Convention. Member* ate the available water and leave
a*kcd to have iheir reservations none for the plant*. If used, suf
water must be applied to
in by tomorrow afternoon to Mr*. ficient
soak down into the soil below the
Oscar Harrison, Phone 2081.
mulch. However peat Is very use
The WSCS of the Kl>snsz#r ful when dug Into the planting
Methodist fhurh will meet et the hole where it hnhla the moisture
home of Mr*, illark, So. Sanford about the root system and at the
Avr. at 7:45 p. m.
same time help* to condition our
Midweek prayar service will be sandy anil*.
Dn not tt*a peat a* ■ top
conducted by Dr. W, P. Brooks
Jr. at First Baptlit Church at 7:30 dressing nn lawns, fnr th* ssme
reason as above, hut It I* good
p.m.
when
dug Into the tipper aix inrhTha Andraw Club will maet at
es of soil before planting grass.
Firit Baptist Church at 8 15 p m Adjust mower blade* to two Inch
The Junior Choir will rehearse es fnr summer lawn ear# *o that
at First Baptist Church at 1 30 grasa root* will not b# exposed to
p.m.
*un'* hsat. Fertilize lawn* and
TmmsYMT
balance of garden if II hx< not
Tha Southsidt P-TA will msst bad a spring feeding already.
a t the school auditorium at a p
Aialeaa and camellia* are due
m. Initallatlon of nffieeri will be for their second feeding if they
hald and all mamber* ara urgad were fed in mid-March. Garden
to h* present.
ias, holly,
ixnras, magimliaij
The West Bid# P-TA will meet mum* and tlhourhina* alio rel
at 7 p. m. a t the school. Mr*. Mar ish tbi* acid formula. Cllrua
ian St. John will inatall all new tree* nead a special citrus form
offlcar*. A covered dlih supper ula containing minor elementa
will also I,a held. All members, now or next month. Keep dahlias,
both mother* and father*, are mums and poinsettlaa wall fed
asked to he present to bring tha and lip-pinched all summer to
make bushy plants hy fall.
attendance record up.
Amaryllis take a short rest af
The Seminole A**ociatlonal WMU
will mee: at Geneva First Baptist ter flowering and may he moved
Church at 10:00 a m. Dr. James at Ihl* time if necessary, other
Stewart of Station will ba the wise wail till the ennler weather
of late fall. They and other
speaker.
The Intermediate Choir will re spring flowering bulb* and corrtis
hearse al Firat Baptist Church at should he riven * halanred fertlliter, or bon* meal and iheep
7:00 p.m.
Tha Adult Choir will rehaar** at manure to aid in producing
First Baptist Church at 1:09 p.m healthy bulh* and next year’t
buds.
*
May and tarly June ara about
the laat call for setting out or
dividing chryaanthamuma clump*.
Us* division* of old clump* or
cutting* If you prefer to avoid
any danger of disease from th*
old mot eystom.
Plant raledlum tuber*, daylilies, gerher* dalsiei and glorio*a». If you ar* saving amarylll*
nr Illy serda plant them a* *oon
as the pod* split open, In a flat
of about one third each peat,
sand and good anil, Seeds ihould
State
be about one quarter inch, deep,
and the flat placed In a ehady
Representative
nr eeml-ehady apnt until germi
nation takas place whrn they
may he given more sun. A top
Don't Forget To A’nl# In
covering of vermlculit# serve*
Both Th# Primary And
Hpsclsl Election.
to keep eurfac* moiet and a
sprinkling of chlordan* around
VOTE FOR
the flat discourage* ante.
FREDERICK
Seed* of hot weather annuals
to plant now inctud# coamoa,
(Paid Political Ad.)
marigolds, portulaca, toranla and.
Garden Nook
Calendar
TVUDAT
A TWr# will h« a Wnrkar* Con^ a re w ra In the Educational BuildIng *t the Firs* Presbyterian
i.o re k at T p. m.
'T he annuel Memorial Service of
the Daughter* of Wesley Sunday
School Clea* will he held at the
church at 7'30 p m. All church
member* end the families of
the departed member* are cord
ially Invited to attend. A hurinete
Miitnn will follow the event In
MtM'Kinley Hall.
CWF Circle I ef the F irit
C h ilia n Church will meet -at
f:30 p. ns. at the home of Mn.
ft. w. Cat«ub* wrtn Mi*. AV. H.
Jfoung In charge of the program.
Th« Sanford Tourist and Shufftehoard Cluh will meet at 8 p.
m. for a covered dl»h supper and
meeting.
The bu*ln**a end program msstof the WSCS of the Method!**
ureh
u will begin at P.45 a. m.
at tha church. A hoard meeting
will ba held at 9 a. m. and a
aovtrad dish luncheon at noon,
W EDN ESD AY
*’■’ a Girl Scouts will mart at
tke F m t Praaby»*H*i*i Chur-h at
1:30 p. m.
Tha Mid-waak Blbla Hour will
he s-aductad hy *4 -. A. G. MeIndia
at F in e Pis >Lytsrian
ureh at 1 p. m.
’■•* Chaneal Choi/ will rehenrae
at F;c#t Presbyter a t Oiv- th at
7:10 p. m.
Mr*. Muriel Scott will give aw-mtiling Imtructlon* foe all nnvy de
pendent! at 10 a- m. at the Sta
tion pool.
Sanford Woman’* Club will
m ■ .• 9
Council Meeting
Held All Day
At DeLeon Springs
May 8.
Loral leaders art as tearhara In
their horn# demonstration groups,
bringing up-to-datg information
and recommended practices on
different phase* of homemaking,
such aa for* preparation, cloth
ing, and hotua furnishing*. They
ar* trained by Myrtle W*on be
fore they present Iheir demon
stration
to their
community
groups. Bine# there are now 23tt
women who ar# member* of home
demonstration groups, It I* pos
sible for tha home demonstration
agent to carry nn h*r work effec
tively with the*# group* because
of tha cooperation of local wo
men.
MRft. WILLIAM RllCHE holds her rhlblhood doll and shows aoma of har doll («HaMlo« i t Ika ra>
Some of th# achievement* th* rantly held Silver Tra for the Snnfoid Story Lra ;u*. Many old dolls war* on exhibit. .(Photo b f
horn* demonstration women in Jameson)
Sem nol# County have mau* in
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1B55-5A art)
more slice tn ma than tha dnlla
Orgaiiiied a County-wid* chorof lodae. Even though tha mod*
ua. Bought a piano for :h* Cen
*m dolls can walk, talk, clean,
ter. Purchased knives, fork* and
cry and other "human" thinrra
spoon* for th# Canter. Collected
there I* something misting tha
Schedule of Mis* Myrtle Wilson, tin. for th# State 4-H Camp Imv
Hume Demonstration agent May provement Program. Sponaored
RY BANDRA REHG
Virginia a* her friends call her, old fashioned dull has. Alayh# It
4-H programs. Contributed to
HERALD SOCIETY KIHi'OR
made most of their clothes. She was tha delicti# china ueid to t
2, • 8. I* a* follow*:
Alarm of Dime*, Red Cross, Can
fashioned gowns from satin and ha face.
"Playmate
roma
nut
and
play
May 2 Chuluota Home Demon cer Drive and to local, Hvle and
Two or thr*a of th# doll* war*
with me. And hrint vour did •• lace, blouses, pants, psntalnons
stration Club will meet at to A. church organizations.
three” as we all know Is sn old snd slips all to suit Git era hoy* and we * dressed In hacont*
Ing habi.a of th# days when vel
Al. Covered dtah lunch will he
The Health chairman In each old song still i'Slng sung hy chil whiMi the doll represents,
costi and ruffled vasta war*
served at noon Mm Wil»on will Hub had charge of the Cancer dren today.
Atanv of th# faces the hsd to vet
In a;yle.
give (he demonstration "Goodbye Drive in her community. She hnt
"re-do"
painting
on
tha
hair
the
However the dolly part could
Mr. Roach."
set up a day in her community actually b# true. For instance eyes and other facial parts. Her After tha ftow-d viewed
May 1 Lon (wood Home Demon- for working on article* for th# what happened to the dolls of talent shows itself wph the bn- refreshments wer#
stration Cluh will meet al the Cancer Clinic. 380 families were mother's and grandmother's iU.v 7 agnlnallon she pul* Into the toys. silver collection was
Library at 11 A. AL Covered dish helped in meal planning and food
A s'lver tea vvns given recently
Hite iloli that fascinated me door.
lunch will he served at noon. The preparation: 1185 fa mi lie* w e re for the benefit of the Sanford was dressed In a long gown and
demonitration " G o o d b y e Mi- asGstrd in Improving dletst 220 Story League a: which time «m cape. A’trglmn explained Hint site
Roach" will he given by Aim Wil were assisted in pre-ervation ami •hown the mod marvelous roller- had re"'d a story- one# of "No
storage of fond; 3ftI families tion of dull* I have ever seen.
son.
body's Doll" m l hsd eventsd the
were
aseltled with clothing ronClub member* from all Hubs are
Mr*. William Roche held the clothes to mut h ti e slury. Nostrurtion,
good
grooming
ami
pos
asked to bring their exhibit* for
open house In her home on Lnu- body's dull v ns si.ting pe feet'.)'
rel Ave. The doll* domlna'ed the contented on a table top heating
Achievement Day to th* Commu- ture.
The
demonstration*
for
the
living room, chairs, sofa ami the pro
n.n t ,cr. svi t. . i.il sircel, at
» • ’ e sr t ••• i
1 P. At. to th^ exhibit* may be vear hav# peen, "Style# Suitable tahlet.
her but keeping th# same “de
for
the
Individual,"
"Pleated
Alr» Roche "'■** *Iw#* s h-'*i *"• mure smMs,"
set up.
tiered
skirls," "Slip rovers."
Another vsry old doll actually
May 4 National Home Demon "Goodbye Mr. Roach." "I op u-r tereste I In dolls" ami started
stration Week will be observed planters, and plaque*." "Net ap collecting them long ago, Hir ha I idercjil cni s for the old fash
own dolt* inn"* in site and d'g- ioned gold #,v r up
Uv to* Si-mmole County Homo rons." and "Wooden bowls."
I'hc •» •
nltv from 'he smallc-t to the
Demonstration Club* by having
Sewing c'asse* will start at "tallest." They are all treated nl*o Hawns, rng dolls, mlrntnl
Achievement Day at the Commit- the Community Center, .Monday
doll*, dulls from different lands,
i* r t i . 4,1 G.
site*!. The May 7 at 10 a.m. Those who are from paper, rlotb. china, wood, h'g ones, t ny ones and vary very
funny ones.
exhibits will ba open from Id A. interested can bring their sewing Miaw ant other materials.
.Most of the dolls were old and
AL to 4 I1. Al. Toe exhibits will in th* Center, 4ht E. 25.h St.
Two twin dolls mad# hv hand
"tether used," Mr*. Roche, or out of felt, were "just perfect" tn
jj Civ l m v » a - .tojit a. 2
Il'-r* is a letter sent to th*
sit on a bed and the dimpled boy
P. At. showing live dilfswrnt dem loeal member* from Ann* Mae
,
doll siiroumled by th# little girl
onstration*. Tito public u invited Sik«a, State Home Demonitration
•.vj
dolls with china fares looked al
to slop at lhe Center and see these Agent.
.
' - S* I• c
most "ready- *o luugh.">
exhibit*, which will be on display
iKlovnth Nation Horn# De
Many members and mends of
today only.
monstration. |
Ih* story lenfiii# loaned th*ir
Alay 5 Girl*' 4 H lire** Revue
Greeting*. Home Demonstration
rhlblhood dolls for th* exhibition.
will be held ai the Community Club Member* of Florida:
Among those giving * helping
(> n c \ 401 E 2.1th »tre*t at 3 :»d Congratulation* to each of you
hand were Alts, ft, F. Motile, Airs.
A. At. Thi* Revue will he for o n your many achievement! dur
A. P. Kyle, Airs. Ethel Moore,
Senior 4-H Girls and the winner ing the nasi year, Last year.
Mr* A Welxrh, Mrs. c II. Cog.
will go [o the Slate Jirr-s Rev lie 1:8tirt
Huh member* in l.lix
bum, Airs. II C, HrUH, Mi*.
winch will lie held at Girl* Short Hub* hnine11 tb»mselves a- I >< cr
Fred Rtdib, Mrs Arlii r Grout
Course in Tallahassee June 11 lit homemakers feed Iheir families
” r- E C AV'I'ams, Mrs. J. F„
w
ell
■
balanced
meals;
get
the
May 8 National Rural Life Sun
Nichols and others.
day will lie ohservrd hy 4-11 Club*. most for their dollars; make
Suite of the a ;?s of the dolls
home* c.xiv-iin! an
r
May 7 Home Denionsfralion thrir
readied back to lH.l.'i (though
tractive;
u-«
easier
ways
i,,
,|»
Club members who are interested
in not ,| i.te sure lh.it'* correct
Mr. and Mrs C. D Yales anwork; know bow to buy.
in sewing will meet at the Com- their
nouncr the birth of a daughter. is after ad dolls me women too.)
munily t ->'er at 10:00 A. Al Fring make and rate for clothes; give Rhonda Gayle April 21 In the
lh e toys then scented to ba
wise guidance in family living;
a sandwich.
Dilendit Airforce H**e Hospital.
and bnprnve their communities
May 8 Girls' club - I II Girl*
During this Eleventh National The young nil** weighed 3 Ihl.
— will meet al th* school at I Home Demonstration Club Week, I nz. Airs. Yales is the fuimur
P. Al. at Geneva.
we have an opportunity to show Alls# Betty Hamp.
Ceramics class meets at Semi not only* the baslr, piactlcal val
nole High Srhnnl ai T P AI,
ues of home demonstration work
TO TALLAHASSEE
but th# many henefl's it rnntribules to community life.
S4 -i
AA’e realtr# that the best way
to tell th* story of horn# demon
stration work — what it I a" I
what It doei - la a well-planned
year-round p r o g r a m Nation*!
Home Demonstration Week has
become the high spot In that year
-round program,
Th# splendid eonporation you
hav# alway# given to th# obser
vance of National Home Demon
stration Week he* been respon
sible for i:s lucres*. We trust
that th# same support will help
to make this eleventh celebration
APRIL 30
she best ever.
Air*. George Stine
.Sincerely youra,
MAY 1
Anna Mat Bike*
Mri. K. L. Harvey
State Home Demonstration Agent
Tht 25 local leader* and tha
seven home demonstration group*
In Meminola County were com
mended tnay by Home eDinunsuatmn Agent Myrtle Wilson. She said,
"By unselfiehly offering their
tim# and their talents, they have
brought th* women in the county
information anil nrw technique*
which ate making house-huld
task* lighter and home* m»ra
pleasant."
Recognition of the contribution
local leader* are making to horn*
and
community
developmfnt
come* at this particular time a*
members of th* seven County
home demonstration groups ar#
observing National Home Demon
stration Week from April 29*
Miss Myrties
Schedule
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Rofnrn the umlpralfrned authority pernonally apppnrod FULLER WARREN, who, being duty a worn,
anya on oath:
That no Negroen will he admitted to White schools
and colleges of this atate If Fuller Warren la governor.
Subscribed and1 sworn
to berora me this 23rd
day of April, 1958.
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Notary J’ublie
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pires Dec, 28, 1»18. Banded by
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eouM have do*
w en laid o u t ____
had M r duttaa downstair*—But *h*
would ao much M r* liked a min
ute with AJaa . . ,
Alt Unde Arthur did tor Alan
wa U get la tM way, hut Alaa
• with the old man's fumi.ni«a to him with Interest
M showered sad aMved and
to drean. "Raining hard.'*
he —»—« -had to watch Um hlUa.
I mAm Rildt**
"Linda never gets angry." UoeU
Arthur informsd Linda'* husband.
"Don't count on that," chuckled
Alan. "Rad hair, yknow." Hf wait
ed ter ths old man to step out of
the doorway.
-You go by tho hospital on your
way h o w a r asked Unde Arthur,
wetching Alaa lilt hie head to knot
hu tie and compute the bow.
“Oh. ml Why I"
— In—
• County Government
• Itonl Fatnln Vuhipx
• Rea) K stnte Apprui.iuU
1 hnllove }n a fa ir am i j u s t
equalization of taxed.
YOUR YOTB
AND SUPPORT
APPRECIATED
JOHN W. MFJHCII
Candidate for Ta* Assessor
Mmlnnl* County
your mu*.* b* « B * 4 'Mi (St u
wtU get It mid. W# bavsn'l much
Urns." Ha reached lor his trousers.
"I—t wanted to inquire about
Mrs. Liddell." said Uncle Arthur
primly.
f t lee Little Me*! t imagine
■M e all right. Ws'U And out to
night"
"Ob. please don’t mention—t
mean Flora-r well, it wouldn t do lo
bring up the subject. Alan." Unel#
Arthur's porcelain cheeks were
pink, his hand* trembling against
his black coat.
Alaa laughed. "Is your Interest
in IM lady catching up with you T*
M teased.
“Her accident has somewhat
complicated things," Arthur Mer
ritt rapllad with dignity. “A very
eatimaM* lady, of course," he add
ed. his voice breaking and quaver
ing.
At least estimable-"
I was ready to terminate the
affair—but It’s always difficult
you know. I mean, when a Isdy has
been enjoying a mane attention
and favor—"
"Yeah," agreed Alan gravely"ft’s a delicate move. I always
think ths best way Is to M kind.
Hot Interested any mors, or gen
erous—but Just kind. It gets ths
ladles, Unci# Arthur. "Gets ’em
every Urns—kindness. You try
th a t"
Uncle Arthur's faded eyes stared
at his nephew.
Alan started far tM door, wind
ing hie watch.
"Walt a minute I"
"Can’t Were late aa It Is."
"Yes, but I want to find out how
n boy Ilka you knows ao much!
Hava you had unough srpertenc*
, , ,T" H* sounded and looked
startled, and somewhat outraged.
AHair a evidently wars not for
"boy*."
Alan chuckled, and pushed the
old man through ths door ahead of
tn**. *1 don't need the experience
you have la mind," be said. "But a
doctor. Uncle, looks on at a lot of
life, and geta a lot of experience
second-hand." They alerted down
the wide stairs. “A goo thing,
too, because I don’t bav* ths time,
really, for personal Investigations.*
fTo fls Continued/
Statures Ursdtrals,
Experienced
(IM. I'olltlral AH*,
by John Meltrh)
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N C A A Infraction
Committee Gives
'55 Report Today
NEW ORLEANS Jt-T he Nation■1 Clleglit* Athletic Aim ’s en
forcement arm, ths Committee mi
Infractions, gives It* annual re
port today to th* group's powerful
council
Wilier Byers, NCAA executive
director, laid A D. Klrwan of the
University of Kentucky, commitIre chairman, had just itarted
hit report when (he first teeiion
of the three-day council meeting
ended yesterday. Byera declined
in say what the roeporf cntalned
Mod of yettortfiy's session wa*
devoted lo selecting committees,
snnrovln* annllcallons for mem
bership and tntarprrMng rule*.
The council worked out a plan
for th* Olympic haskelhall squad
Limited Service
Players Dominate
Top Ten In FSL
ORLANDO— Offeniivt record!
wlU b* smashed to bits in many
Florida State League departments
in IBM if th* loop’s fln* crop of
rookies continue their first week's
slugging, It Is revested In official
averages through bursday night.
Limited service players led by
St. Petersburg's Terry Lascben
dominate the top ten after the first
week of play, but almost every
game cevtaled that each club has
at least a pair of major-league
bound youngster! who'll be beard
from this summer.
Late hen bad a bristling .402
mark after six games, and, with
Orlando pilot Taft Wriftht, led In
th* Important RBI division with 10
each.
Mirtefll of Daytona Beach had
crossed the plate nine limes In six
tills to lead in 1st field.
Johnny R i d d l e , Gainesville
rook|p leadoff man led In stolen
hates with four, with lead-off Billy
Capps of Leesburg second with
three. Both are rookies.
Nearly two d o s e is homers
already have gone Into th*
records, with Pel* Caudle of West
Palm, Ben Valley and Chuck Pear
son of Cocoa, and Sian Martin of
St. Pole each being credited with
a pair.
With the all-time league record
for triplet a fine 24, It would
appear that Octavio Rojae. West
Palm, who had four through
Thursday night, might be on the
way tn a new mark th e n . He his
|g more weeks In which lo produce
the needed 21.
Cocoa's late rallies, Orlando's
always dangerous but so far latent
threat of a big punch at any mo
ment, Gainesville'* array of slug
ging talent, and the so far fine
llelding of Iresburg high-llghied
the week’s play.
An oddity saw pinch-runner
Jone* of Cocoa scoring twice in
one winning without an official
time al bat when the Giants pro
duced II run* against a highly em
barrassed Daytona learn Tuesday
nighL Jones walked his second
time In the Inning.
The young season had four twotime hurling winners without de
feat; Fetncr of Orlando, Snod
grass of Cocoa, Drinaon of Daytons, and Frya of Gainesville.
Needles Remains
Derby Favorite
By ORLO ROBERTSON
LOUISVILLE. Ky Wt-Naedlas.
a strapping bay colt, remained
lhe solid favorite for Hie 82nd
running of the Kentucky Derby
today a* It other 3-year-oIdi
placed their Derby credential* on
the line In the $10,000 Trial at
Churchill Down*.
Rut win or lose Saturday In the
1123,000 added mile and one-quar
ter test of speed and endurance,
Ihl* smooth-striding tan of Ponder
will go down In thoroughbred his
tory as the “character" horse of
the KM Derby,
To begin with there la 1 slight
disagreement over where he waa
bred. Floridlani claim he was
bred In their slate, where he
gainrd hi* greatest lame as win
ner of the Flamingo Stakes and
Florida Derby last winter.
Actually, however, he was hred
in Kentucky. Florida got into tho
picture becaus* he was foaled
there after hi* mammy, Noodle
Soup, wai moved upon being pur
chased by William E. Leach.
Jack Dudlay and Bonnie Heath
of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., who
made their money In nil and
formed the D. A H. Stable, paid
Leach $20,000 for the colt shortly
after hla second birthday.
Probably no race hors* ever did
what he liked when he liked more
often than lha colt who la ex
pected to b* tha 1-1 choic* of
■y JOE BUCKLER
TM Aawclatad Prat*
Hara'a soma fret advic* to Na
tional League manager*;
Cease sending south pi *» us the
mound against the S t Louis Car
dinals.
In first place today as tha sea
son's first intersactional struggles
got under way. th* Cards owed
their success to Ihcir new-found
ability to Fathom the southpaw
Jinx.
In nine gamas, opposing man
agers have started five southpaw*
against Fred Hutchinson’* pre
dominantly left-handed hilling line,
up. Only one — Cincinnati's Joe
Nuxall on opening day has been
able to go the route against them.
Nat one of them h it been able to
beat them.
Milwaukee's Warren Spahn, one
of tb* league's batter left-handers,
has faded to finish In two starts
against S?. Louis. So ha* Cincin
nati's Pat Scintlebury. Spahn was
Ihe victim last night as th* Car
dinals shut out tha Braves 20 in
tha day's only activity lo lake
over first place by 31 percentage
twin!* over IV* flroaklvn ll-H j'-i.
The Bravee dropped out of the top
spot Into third place, 1 gam* be.
hind the leader*
fit. Louis* record a u lru l Utihantfers this season is four vic
tories and one defeat The only
•oulhoaw lo earn the decision
over Ihe Cards has been Milwau
kee’* I.OU Stealer. Last year, th*
Card* finished In seventh place
chiefly because of the ■oulhpiw
Jinx. Left-handcvx beat liirm 46
lime* while lost 3 onl1' 70 Right
hander* barely edged them out, M
victories to 33.
You couldn't blame Spahn much
for yesterday’s loss The veteran
Brave permitted only three hits
before he retired for a pinch hit
ler in lha eighth inning — none
until two nul In the srventh.
Th*n. just when Ihe Milwaukee
galhering of B.090—emallevt since
the Braves came lo Milwaukee in
IS»3J — began thinking seriously
of a no-hitter, Ihe Card's bats be
gan tn ring. TffVer successive sin
gles — by Ken Bnuer, Rip Repuliki and Wally Moon — and the
lies)birds led 1-0, St. Iv>ul* picked
up an Insurance run in lha ninth
on Red SchocndJcnvt'a single, a
salrifico, a fielder's rhoi'-> .md
Johnny Logan’s fumble of Joe
Frailer’* grounder.
Three pitcher* collaborated to
hold the Braves runles* They
were Tom Poboliky, Jackie Collum and Ellis Kinder.
FREIGHT RATE INCREASE
CONSIDERED
TALLAHASSEE UP) — Tho
Florida Public Utilities Commis
sion is considering whether lo grant
railroads 1 six per cent increase
on freight rate* charged within
the state.
Railroad representatives said
ths boost is ncedvd to enable the
rails to meet expenses. Such an
Increase was granted for ship
ments from one slat# to another
by the federal Interstate Com
merce Commission )»*l night.
100.000 or more fans Saturday
afternoon.
One wag even dared to luggeit
that Needles wa* training himseli
for th* race. Trainer Hugh Fon
taine doesn't disagree. He admit*
the colt ha* worked only four
limes eince winning the Florida
Derby at Gulfstream Park March
24. And a bib wont Is all he’ll get
between now and Derby time.
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BUSINESSMEN REPORTED
MISSING
PANACEA (.ft — Two prominent
West Florida businessmen were
reported missing today on a fish
ing trip In the Gulf of Mexico.
C«pt. W. 3 Schley, head of the
Coast Guard auxiliary's Big Bend
Division, identified them a* J. T.
Hoylynn of St. 3lurks and Edwin
Cutbrcath of Wakulla Station.
They were last seen yesterday
at -7 p. tn. alxiard tha 16-foot cab
in rruisur Viking Sunllner about
three miles north of th« Ochlochnee Shoals Buoy,
THAT
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County Commlsxlonpr I
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Good G overn m en t
Me will work with nil Ihe
City and Courtly officials
for the Rood of Seminole
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loctor in the Family
"Am I late?"
I
CHAPTER ICVCN
■he was not. It still was twenty
WtAKTVKD. Undo Jerkrf » mtnuUs before the act heir.
m m to* mum purpu r*M with
-No'm." said Clew, -dot Me
t t a (old ttr* ~ dipptd from Mr said . .
i m Mat over to retrieve It,
find* nodded, "t k w v , .Nu r »
l^ g in in f ruefully (feet etie might Ing right down."
hove Me* prepare*, lieretho had *
"Yea rn." The maid weet along
era* at knowing everything, almort lh« hall to the Mck slatm. «o
Mfora thorn thing* took rt*e«- , Le.'em hed publicly cent Mr up
■he •tralghtaoed, and atood up. to "help Mire Linda" It was one
B u n a tiring shout ito getting lei*, of Ma'am'* many little disciplinary
wr mother-in-law « u not fln- measures.
Head up, Mr eyes glowing, the
la m n t ,” eha declared ta Mr swept on down the etaire and
ley voice, “he* aJwey* been ■ greeted those of the Tamlly who
■he doeait gain wisdom with already were aoeemblsd under the
chandelier of the "big" parIt either. I om gtad to hear
•he did not ask you to unit* lor. Ma'am and Jasper—Margaret
rqrtam Blah*. But in any cat*. I cameo-pretty In Wue-gre*n. and lb*
M afrakl the may bring^erandel twins, scrubbed and brushed with
m a wc with her open infatuation in an Inch of their young lives, as
far the — » BM’e enUraly wiUi- uncomfortable as they looked, seat
ed primly side by aide upon the
out ehama"
ve—t» looked down at the old brocade loveeeat
Before she could more then greet
gentlewoman in the gray and while
each one, Unde Arthur and Aunt
toila chair. "If she love* him."
Dora came in. Uncle Arthur
curiously, "don't you
looked more epldery then evsr In
terry for her 7”
■eretha’s white heed tossed tn hie high collar and old-fashioned
disdain. 1 feel sorry for the tarn- tails, and Aunt rlora was "wear
By! Why, Margaret h u absolutely ing everything she could lay hands
rn fill— . Linda. Bh* couldn't han lo," Jasper chuckled to Linda, "In
cludin' the creWe washln' end IM
dle an ofioirr
la Mocked iwvuMm, L ta d a nook’s mop."
"Hushl" she rebuked him.
turned away.
“Why should 1 hush!" asked the
"What Ma'am'wMhee lo tell you,
lindy," boomed J taper's big voice old man. his green syce twinkling.
Iron* the opened door Into his "I feel a talkative evenin' conin'
druM ig room, "If she would but on ms, Llftdy "
"Heaven help uel" she breathed,
Mask Uia truth without Addle or
farce, la that adultery I* only a then turned to say something about
tin when publicly discovered."
Aunt flora's pretty dress. The old
Ma'am sniffed, and Linda, Mill lady’s hair bad been freshly curled.
MnntTTl yet somehow amused, too,
“Look Ilka you alcpt on a flutin'
Mr JMam's (rankness, went swiftly Iron,” shouted Jasper,
u the old mea, both to hide
Linda choked down M r laughter
lo fta his Us.
and regarded her faUier-ln-law
I bee arm. “Thanh you, with new respect. How bad be
____n M eatd warmly. “We may lived beside Ma’am far more than
not m f It often, but we all depend forty years, and still maintained
bis manner of Irrepreestble mis
chief P That alone made Jasper
Thornton a Mg meal
The guests began ta arrive, and
i ha her bedroom before
that ahe bad left now Alan’s voice waa beard ot* ta
behind. Well, ahe the hall "Hold It ten minutes . . .
them later; she wouldn't can M down , , .“ Linda smiled,
tonight Though what and would have gone to him, hut
Ms mould wear was now a matter Uncle Arthur stepped between her
and ths wide doorway, “I'll go help
dor Immediate decision.
The lee-Mua satin was out flhe the boy," he offered.
Thera was really nothing IJnda
S t not want to appear tn it with-
•-«.'•
$339 95
All that we have to sell lg SERVICE— the best moving service in Sanford.
Now Available, Low Finance Plan
No Down Payment-r-38 Months To Pny
Padded Van Service — insured Storage
Loqil and Long
I*
D istance Moving
FEATURE! T ill
Water Healer. Septic Tank A Sewer Installations
C O M E I N N O W - TO D A Y
SECOND FBATURB
Agent* for HOWARD VAN LINES, Inc.
loot
SanfoYd.
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Phone
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P L U M B I N G
Sanford Electric Co.
118 MtfnolU Are.
Phone 141
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Now
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B—CARD OF THANKS
DlVo wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for their many acta
of kindnesa, expressions of sym
pathy ami hpaiitiful floral otter*
Jugs during the recent lo.-s ol uur
luted one.
Mr*. J. If. lllcka
and family
♦—LOST AND ruU N U
LOST—Vicinity of Club Diamond.
Small black Scuttle with collar
and tag. Answer* name of HO/.O
„—Ph. 9172.
»—PERSONAL NOTICES
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time la valuahle, MY
time la al your service. CALL
482 for "Barbering by Appoint
ment." GARFIELD WALKER,
P ro p rieto r.
YOUR
J^jfal and Long Distance moving.
Agent* for HOWARD VAN
LINES. INC. PENINSULAR
TRANSFER A STOTTAG K, Inc.
Offlre i.V» French Ave., Phone
1188.
Herald
43—ARTICLES FOR SALE
W ANT
-A D S
Are
U -F A ’.M AND CARDEN
GOOD AS NEW
9 cu. tl. Serve) Gas Refrigerator
399.95
RAGGEDLY
APPLIANCE CENTER
As
• EMPLOYMENT
4
tt^B iriL D IN Q
PAINTING
FINANCIAL
leamng, waxing. Serving Semi
ai# county since 1925.
I . M. Gwsson. Lake Mary
month-old plgi, 2 bred aowi, 1
boar, 1 meat hog. Priced reaimtahle. CROOMS ACADEMY
AGRICULTURAL DEPT. Phone
iro-W nr 1274.
_______
TRY US
II—ARTUT.E8 FOB RENT
FOR WINDOW GLASS. Mlrrort,
^ u t o Safety Glaaa. Free EstlW a te s , McRANEY • S M I T H
" P a in t A Claes, S5I8 fl. Park.
PflONE 1803.
feUNTINO
Insidej A outside. Room
____ ____ _____
-apodal continue* at 314 93. Call
- t i p - J . Mr. Tasker.
ILBCTRICAL Caatraetera
VDALL ELECTRIC CO.
tru a l Contracting and Repaira
i TV Sarvlea Center
idla and Croilry Appliaacee
I»~LAUN1IRT-DRY
By STANLEY
O T T ^ JUST BECAUSE ME SAID ^
HE HAD A 1CODE Art TH1 HEAD *JL
DOESN’T EXACTLY MEAN HE#S
A S P Y WITH A NOSS/N CRAMMED
FULL O* MIUTAWY TOF*-D*AWff*
S E C I tE T S - ------j— >
NOT A PROJECT!
COMPLETE with all the featurea
you hav* dreamed about each
ea solved Geaeril flee trie i p
■ H u e* end eeUtod pJeashmg
hater#*.
AND avallabU at MsaeatU*
price* with the beet fleateieg
* with mfetmit* doom-fey-
9*eo IM , BaeJeed’i Leading
Builder nf homei for o*er MOO
paopla. Salea Gtfiei: Littla Vooleo
la Loah Arbor.
PRONI 1504
W DOC
■' n t k *
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D V C IF H E ftS AM ANM0Y/AJ<S AILMEAiT-
3 l edraea fleaertit Black
VA - 52*3 Down Payment
541. P*r Moath P A I
Kilt boa fully Equipped
Act fail in *honir colors and tfle
A. K. Shoeannker. Bnlldar
N E A R H O SPIT A L
t Bedroom Cape Cod style home
Excellent condition and separate
dining room. Kitchen equipped
at 37,990; Hilly furnished at
58.990. Priced to *rll in 2 weeks,
Good terra* can be arranged.
Efficiency apartmenta, air ton
ditinnuig and TV optional. 2421
8. Park lllmhwav 17-921, San
ford CLARK'S IT)UR 1ST COURT
K IN G SIZ E
SA V IN G S
Stminolt Realty
W. MRTRK.HB
1441 F a it A*#.
T. W. HERO
P taH II * 145
GROVI LAND
N irree # |1M per acre. Terma.
FARM LAND
14 acre tract with Dewing well*
4 5350 per acre.
RIVER FRONTAGE
aerte with furaiahed collage
ea river. 5STW.
COUNTRY LOTS
Priced 5350 to 5400 each.
I
NEW ROMES
CIom in. 57500 (0 59500.
Robert ▲. WIUlA*^ Realtor
Ray need l.exdqwial, Aaaeciale
Phone 1471 Atlaetie Bank Bldg
A ia ii HISS (laft. foreground) paiaet through a line of photogra*
phert and atudanla aa ha arrivea at Prlnretoo Unlveraity, Frineeton,1
N*w Jaraay. Having aervrd a prison term for perlury In roaneitlim
wills fhe Whittaker C'hambera "pumpkin papere," Htaa atlrrei tip ■
eonirovaray whan he accepted an Invitation tn apeak from the enU
varalty'a Whlg-Cltoaophic Society, eldeat debating group I t the
nation. Tha guaat (poke on "The Meaning nf tha Geneva Summit
Conference," and left without incident, flnlernetional Soundphoio)
OPEN HOUSE
409 East 20th Street
Large I Bedroom home with din
ing room, oak floora and lluur
furnace. Well constructed contre 'a block witk double garage.
114,004 - TERMS
Roe a L. Payloe, Broker
Ann* be lie B. Randeraoo, Aaaoclita
Alberta J. Kali. AmocIki*
Phene M il
11-94 at Hiawatha
The M n ra ln g 8X *W
•. * * ie ie K tueerw e
View er s D ic e d
D e rry W ear*
Grille k n t a r * (h aw
Thle Land nl u u r *
Mtrlka It Hb-h
Lady V a llw l
L iy a ut nifa
•8*rnli far Tum erruW
Uuliilne Light
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arre e so o g
* A« tha Worie Turaa“
llnhart q U n i t
J a rk i’aar ghnw
A rt M n latatlara M oeaaparW
K lim ra re
w
Tha Ilia Cayuff
Film Fara
Nob Crniby Ihaw
Pay
acral Rierm
Si-lehtar
Tha ■<»*# nf Wight
LO O K
M.pl.0, Flniah-Vanity-V:;V.V. i'w HOUSE on Silver Lake. Phone
39.03 _ 301T' Wl______________________
Maple Flnlah C h e a t--------- J4.M FURNISHED Coftage. Raaaonahle,
3-1 c. Bedroom Suit*
. . . 59.93 t,- w te|, or
yiv( Foipta
Small Drener and Mirror .. 14.95 tfattl, ■ miles So. on 17 91.
Like New Rollaway Bed . . . . 19 93 ------------------------------------------5 Pc. Chrome Dinette - ... 19 95 OR SALE-9-0 erfro«m eonerete
5-f’r. Wood Dinette ............ 12 931 hlock houie. Kitchen equipped.
Oak Ridfet ............................. 1.93! Separate dining area. Large corAll Kind* of End,
Lampand j nar lot. Ph. 2988-W
Cocktail Tahiti 31 95 Plua many,
Many Item* Not Listed
BEDROOM house, 1' i btlhi
M ather of S anford 1 Convenient
FRANKLIN REALTY
Ine a lion, 100g Mag
New end S*-ul* Home* iPhan*
nolia Call II8-W
1858, R4. IT-94. DeB.ry
C hann al i l l
F ilm F a r*
r*n *tT **l*
' *• Ifoekei Reaeri "1
• u *i » i
«'»* Waeiara Jaaahara*
I'M h i a i
nunofc.JERSEY hogs. 19 tour- Walnut Chl/forob*
OOK oandag and flniahlni
Magnolia Ave.
A. B. C
THE SANTORD HERALD
3-ROOM
lumlshed
apartment
Expert Bookkeeping fur small buiiClot* In. Ill E. 8th SI. tVOOO
"Your
We*tinghou*e
Cenirr"
nr**. Including Income Tax Hcmonthly. Phon* 2.788 or 10.12.
115 MAGNOLIA
lurn*. Social Scrurily report* PHONE 17.17
• —BOATS AND MOTORS
and Sale* Tax. Call 2224. Hugh
2-ROOM fornlihed apt. 310 Mag
nolia. Availahle Mar ' 1. 3-BedBw the New Kvlnruite Line for MB C. Whelchel Jr.
lumlshed house, Celery
ROBSON Sporting Goods
61 VARIETIES PANELING room
Ava. A. K. RotselUr, Florist. 4EW. Beautifully Designed THREE
■finrada Salea A Service
Native and Foreign Wsoda.
Phona lit.
and FUUR Bidroem Hemai • 1
|44 E. tat St.
Phone 998
See Tbera At
Sfitrm aR C oncrete P ile Co. 4-ROOM tinfurtnsTied downstairs and I Baiha
P 3 io fo R C T n .R R -n ic rc i.K s
Out We*l nth St.
Ph. 2*89 apt. Ill Oleanilo Ave $23 mo
'FHA end VA (GO FINANCED
A Varied Salactfnn ol Plena
Cell 122 M or 188 W altar 4 pm.
CUSHMAN Scooter, Iran* mission,
RED-t-MIK CONKRETE
Pump .‘hilea with
Priced from 511,100 14 114,000
end sand tires, 585. WillJami
Miraete Geocrew Ce.
Repair Strvica
t-BEDROOM fumtahed apt. Very
Sport * Fixit Shop,
344 Elea Ave,
Pheoe
Bull! I f
clean and eloae In. Phon# 818,
GARLAND SHAW
.Timmy Cnwtw.
P. 0. Box 548
ODRAM
* TUDOR, INF.
U SE D B R I f I
I-ONGWOOD
Butldarg of Finer Home*
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Apt.
alr^coruir
TM’O
CARLOADS
beautiful
esad
■ PERT FRONT END ALIGN
Phoni'i w. p. 28 3482
tinned 17-92 *mith dly limlta
For Florida Living
brlrk. Orange, red, and burnt
MENT AND WHEEL BALANC
Slumherland Court
black. See them at SHERMAN
ING—Passenger e a r *
a n il OR *pi*e(ly, roaionahln A reli
HOMES
AVAILABLE:
CONCRETE PIPE CO.
Trucfa; all makea, xiiea—H lun
able TV and Radio Repair Ser.South P m rrre s t.......Sanford, Fla
to fton Seminole Count# Mot vif*. CALL HOOVER, 3835 or
Drove Manora ..........Sanford, Fla
or*. Ine. 119 K. Lit St. PHONE
vi*lt 503 S. Sanford Ave,
Valencia V lllli....... DeLand, Fla
BrauGfulty furnlahad I hadranirv
SALES OFFICE
SPRAYING fawn*, vhntbb-ry,
apt . garnr*. ni-nr air ha-*. 37.'*
1825 S French Ave
r lliin f.ir rinrh buir* and nliier
n*r run. Phon* I.YJ7,
Phone. 2100 and 2980
P--I* PHONE 2ll)8M. IV. JL
Th/*« and four room furoLhe.l
apt*. Vtry rlran and rln‘e In
Phnn* 818. Jlnimv Cnw*n.
FURNISHED dnwnutalr* apart
ment. Three room* and hath
aluminum, new type
800 Park Ave. Phone 1474
n w a ir , refrigrratori van. 32'» BABY RllTEIt. exprrletvred Mr*
HL rwqpndltioncd. new recap*, Julia lo'nn, Phone IJtO-R
ON A
rURN. A pt, 1113 rark , Adulta
I lk , Alan, 70 other trailer*
KINA S tE E HOLLYW OOD
f'tpaj tp ah«. GREAT DANE •
2-BEDROOM HOUSE
RED
ilAjrOND T, 10.1 South Orange
AIK-t OMJITKINKD
BEDROOM, tile hath, Florida
(Full W" wide i W" Long)
losanm Trait, Orlando, i ixv.il.” EXPERIENCED Hock and aale*
Completely lurnlahed. Including
room. Oak floora, large lot,
Guar. JO yr*.
lpdy between 18 and 35. Apply
Tv! All Elocirlc kitchen. Tile
ahada A fruit traaa. Call 1074-W•
INNERSPRINO
MATTRES*
HOBSON
SPORTING
GOODS,
1034 Imperial Mobile
floors, gTa«s, shade. Adulia, 583
•
MATCHING
BO\
SPRINGS
904
E.
First
SI.
I pc without air-con
month South on 427 (Longwood
WYNNBWOOD
• HEADBOARD COVERED IN
29’ all modern eon.
Road) V. A. Wheeleaa
OR *ala by owner. I BR. houaa,
PLASTIC (Choice of Color)
WiR sacrifice. Call WAITRESS — Apply Touching*
anrlnsed porch, large lola, Many
Drug Store, Mr. Clark.
• Hollywood t^g i
•hrubs, plant*. See to appre
3-ROOM
apartment no finl
REG. <179.04
floor No other tenant. Nicely
ciate, 1310 Forre«t Dr.
31—WORK WANTED—MALE
t Ton trailer, 550 00. Ray McGilL
furnished, convenient lo store*.
Phone 2543 Geneva.
333 month. Available May tat.
SCIfOOL BOY With power it
Oiler Really Co, ifiOl S. Orlando
want* mowing.
EXCEIXENT Lett
Rd. Phone IM or 3)13.
CMMRlrt#
Magnolia.
__
fllfl-Ford
Ranch Wjgon. Equipp rr. painter and handyman, f an
ed, Overdrive, radio A heater.
furnish referenrr*. Full or pari
New tag. Reasonable. 107 Lo tima. Colvin • 378 XR (3).
BEAUTIFUL comer lot with tree*,
cust Ave. Terry Spoils.
faring East. 3 Bedroom, tile balh,
hardwood floor*. FHA Financing
17—
fco
l’11
g
aa4
COTTAGE*
# BUSINESS
available.
POWER LAWN MOWING, Ph
289.7-J.
________
^ s e r v ic e s
Coe anil A REALTOR F M
C U L L E N A H A R IR T
|B~B1AU TT PARLOR*
1-Bedroom house near Baa*. Chit
544 ff. Park A rt, Phew Mh
dren Welcome. Phone UN.
'our Beauty Number Ph. 971
flarrlctt'n Ifestitv Nook
2-B*droom houaa, Phone 2981 W
w. a. -u r m
—
105 So. Oak
ix lk ir — General
Policy haWer a
G*W ABea, Am
BOON TO VACATION? Sell foha W illianaa I no. k g m
Arleti* Priee, Aa
4-ROOMS, Florida room bath A
ling* you can do without, gel exi l l Sanford AtlaaM* leak
carport*. Immediate poaseaaion.
W raah easily. Phone 1821 for
Pheoe 44
Call 2002 after 1:10.
■ •ad-writer.
• AUTOMOTIVE
Salt
THE OLD HOME TO W N
f
rnll the Electric No. 911.1
Easy
• REAL ESTATE
L. L. Sill — PI*oo Technician
1141 Ford Tractor Double lo tto s
SHINERS
Pnons 2184 R6ui# i. Sanford
14" Plow, 1 Row cultivator,
POPOUT?. Bull Heidi, W orm,
u r n TRACTOR CO.
Reasonable
price.
Flaming*
!1—ROOKING—PLUMBING
Fbeaa Ml
Grocery, E. Geneva Ave. Open Hlway IT M Souib
T daya • week.
Grove Carataktug. Discing, Dual*
ini, Spraying, Fertilising, A
Setting Young Treea. WhclcRcl
FOLDING Cots—33.94, 50 Ft. Hole
53.95. All aita Tarpaulins. Army*
Grove Service, Call 1324.
Navy Surplui. 310 Sanford Ave.
Contractbix and
PKAT Gel your Daalwyler Paat
leaf Sanford Ava.
at Grapevtlla Nuraery, 40c lu .
Crib 110 00, Crib 115.00. Baninbag. Annual* now ready. Phone
For Better Plumbing
etta 55.00. High Chair 510.00
20A8Gr*pivlll* Ave. Juat off
See or Call
2 home canning unit.*, 510 00 ai.
Country Club Rd.
W. J. KING
Hay McGill, Phuna 3343, Geneva.
2400 outh Park—Phono* 30
STRING R uns for atle, you pl.*k
FOR FILMS, Finlihing, Tape Re ar.d bring your contain-T, xi.uo
corder*,
S u p p lie r,
see— bu. 5', T. Merrlwethar, Ph. 3334.
I'l.U.M HING
WIF.BOLDTS CAMERA SHOP.
Contract and repair work. Free
110 S. Park Ave.
estimates. R. 1„ Harvey, 204
Sanford Ave. Phone 1121.
SI* Pair Draperle*! Occasional WANTED—One. two, er three R
chalri Wattlngbouve Porta-Vac
P. air-compressor. Call 3031-Wr
Plumbing. Kinky Heating
CUanar; Unpalntcd Vanity with —
— — —
• M. G. GOUGES
llUia tap; Youtigstnwn oulon tia n n il ■
Service on All Water Pumps—
matie Dishwasher; Kitchen Baia • K c ilN T A L a S
Wclla Drilled — Pump*
Cabinet. Phone 313T-J.
— - --------Paula Road Phnne TOO
RKI.tARI.K party may purchase
!2—SPECIAL NOTICES
like new Htmiln-Slyl* Piano.
5'.’!>5. Guaranteed, Bank financ
ENVELOPES, letterheads, state
ed. Write Credit Mgr, Yoik
menu, uivotcea, band btlla, and
Piano
Exchange, Box 6484, Vvalon Apia. Em Matey. Phase
ir o g r a m s , ate. Prograaalve
Orlande,
720 W
'riming Co. Phone 400 — 403
Writ -nth St.
WF. ne*H fumllure. paying lop
Apt, 1300 Medea
ra»h for aame. 8*11 to huv from. FURNISHED
ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call
villa.
SUPER
TRADING
POST
on
Ralph Ray, 8150.
Hwy. 17-92. Ph. 3017-W.
HUTCHISON'S Ocean F r o n t
UlMIOIJrrERING
Apia. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona
44—APPLIANCES
Custom Made Drapery and Slip
Reach, Call 2374 W.
Cover*.
FRIGIDAIRE appliances, aalaa
STANLEY KULP
and aervica. G. H. High, Oviedo, FURNISHED Apt*. Ml»i W. Fral
SI, Reasonable—Plume 1321.
Fla. Phone F05-3315 or Sanford
Phono Sanford — 285ft J
1842 W attar « p. m,
2621 S. I'.trk (Hlway 17 02)
EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable for bachelor or couple.
A IR C O N D ITIO N IN G
T. V. REPAIRS
Private bath. Acro*a from Foal
For Room or Building
Til 10 p. m. Service Call* 33 00 W
Office. Manuel Jarotoion,
A. Norn* Ph. 1559. J. q. Herrin
H. R. PO PE CO. INC.
Ph. 3893-J. Licensed Teelmi M South Parh Ave. Phnae 1444
MODERN Kitchenettes at Pine
cun.*, guaranteed work.
Grave Motor Court. Rjway 17-52.
8 ru. ft. get refrigarator goad
Phone
W.P. 272433. Reaiala
When your Electric Motors
condition. Reaienebly priced.
weak or month.
Generators A Starters Fail
Call I2A0 M after 4:M. 310 Holly.
Electrician, 20 vr*. experience
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baloM kla achaduled marrtagb
Saturday, v ia reported la ■ "*atlafMWry * conditien at Good Sama
ritan Hoepttal today.
Police gald they bad on aluaa
aa to wke kad plaead ■ Iwmamada
bemh on Ms* Dixon front perch al
naarby Kagieweed.
Dixan wan hurt aerieuity, ta d
kla algtap and two aunta auKered
miner bijuriea wken • keg to ttalaing U* bomb waa opened la
tkn living mm of tha Dixon roma
Saturday aovaing.
Df*an, n Unlvaralty of Dayton
Her* eld pm
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SANFORD. FLORIDA
THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1868
In clu d e s
Sa n fo rd
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NO. 0 8
Herald Staff Ready To Flip
Flapjacks For A u x ilia r y
S e rv in g
Sta rts
A t 7 a.m.
Thousands of golden browned
a-Ucakcs will bo cooked SundaF
inning tho gigantic Pancake D af
ccleliration beginning at 7 o'clock
.Sunday morning and ending at 7
o’clock Sunday evening.
Pancake Huy Is bring staged h f
.I'ANCAKR DAY food being purchased by Charlie Morrison of Tba Sanford Herald Stuff from Manager
The Sanford Herald lo honed? IhA
W. R. "Bill” Caasuha of Lovett'*. (Staff Photo)
Woman'* Auxiliary of Senunol*
Memorial Hospital,
All proceeds from tho conlribu.
Hons acceplrd during l’ancake Day
will go lo tho Hospital Auxiliary
In help further their plans to fu*»
rush much needed item* for una
lu tho hospital.
The cnliio «daff at Th* Sanford
Herald will prepare, cook, and
Crowning of the May Tlay Klnit
serve pancake*, sausage, hutlec,
........ ri*c»< .« .........>»"• '»™ ,,»,i w - , m ,
and Quran at Seminole High Democratic Primary election In been «n Increase in the number of un)(J art, ,m.(| tj,al wo determined
syrup, and coffee at (ho Elk's Cluf»
Schooi will taka pine# tomorrow
dining i mini and barbecue pit. Th«
Seminote
County
have
been
act,
j
voters
participating
In
th#
aleet„
establish
a
completely
fimc
night In brilliant earemonim according to Clerk of Court l). P.
facilities of thu Klk's Club hav«
iii’ii,il
branch
office,
reasonably
lion."
climaxing with a dance.
Herndon.
central In this atea.”
Till: hi'.) TO r ill' ELK'S Cl I'll was turned o> • t In Kdllor mid publisher Fied Perkins of The Ron. hern ucnerously donated for tlio
The coronation of the King and
Voting mnrhines will he used
The firm is not new to the ccn- ford Hcnild Itv Fsultcd Rob'i Roy l, I r e n e of the b< at T' IJ»‘< la” o I ll« ban fold Jleruld* I’nocuk# occasion by Exalted Ruler Hoy
Quttn will tak# place at 8:90 In in lh# linger. precincts sviLli th#
Greene,
tral east coast, Rader and As May w ill be staged ,ti lliis Klk's Club Sunday . I Staff I'lado)
th« Semlnofa nigh School auditor usual puper ballots being used
All food for P.incak# Day is be*
sociate* lias lieen working wllli
ium which will ha followed Im in the sumllcr precincts.
lug purchased al wholosala cost*
various
agencies
at
Patrick
Air
mediately by a "lead out" which
Polling places are: In Precinct
from Lovett's through thn gcnoix*.
Force Rase and Canaveral almost
will continue until 9 o’clock.
No. One (Sanford) at \Veatable
*ity of W. It. "Hill" Cassube by
continuously since the derision
Parants and adulta have liven School; Precinct No. Two (Lake
4
The Sanford Herald.
was
made
In
reactivate
the
old
Invited to lea th# coronation of ( l.ak# Monroe) at the Lake
Pancake Day Is being singed on
naval base lor use as a missile
th« King and Quaen a* welt a* Monro# School; Prrrlnrl No. Three
National Hospital Day, Ihe begin
lanluy.
(Sanford) at the Camitng Kitchen
th# "lead out,"
ning of a week-long observance ol
Jacoluis, who I* retiring from
Th# danea which fallows will on Geneva Ave. near Sunfoid
A i\«'\v tilth* of offltwrt Hal | "
Hospital Week when hospital*,
Id* own business in manage Ihe
ha for tba atudenla with music Av*; Precinct No. Four (I’uolal
lit'rit f'lfi'tffl lu licml •tif Si'tuinoli*
along with Seminal* Memorial
lleia Sigma Pld Sorority and Rader Iwuncli In Cocoa, is well
being furnished by Paul Kia- »t Wilson School; Piecimt No.
Hospital her* in Sanford through,
t iiutity Ttjhi'KiilofiuA iiml lluulth
Five (Oviedo) at the Oviedo City Troop Two of the Brownie* have known along the F.a>l Coast. For
ham’a nrehaitra.
out tho nation will observe Ihe oc«
AAiuiiMtl'in for tbu
ymr#
Ity MARY FOWLER
May Day King and Queen are: IUII; Precinct No. Sis IGcoeva) responded wholeheartedly to a the past »lx years, ho was chief
casion.
Jim Hawkins
Wood at the Community Center; Pre- r ( ,r o u t ap,,ru | m a [t p j,v the Semi- *n«l,"'<,r um! nrlnripal owner of
it and Elisabeth
Elliabath WoodSidney Tavlnr, DeLnnd attorney,I tinnrifw UiiMo*. Si*mlnu1«i lliult
Frd Perkins, Editor ind Pnlh
ruff.
clnct Nn. Seven (Chuhlotnl al th*
Amerieia Can Ul8, ,lrm ol i;i"r*“" “,".1 ■,1,c,,bu’, spoke yesterday at Ihe Episcopal Seim, i) p i o f t * a u k * w a s i f l a l i ' i l n >
Sanlor attendant*
li.slior of The Saniord Herald em
tendanu will b* Jo* .................I house; Precinct No. ” [e
l n • J ™ " ,ra
and prior to lhal had been as so- w,
,l lwHll(rv ...... lm,
the ...... i.Itli'iit of Lite Til mi I lira Iill
Fisher and 8u. H ay..; Junior At- Fight M olden rod) «t the Comphasized that there will bo na
t sinitiUim,
^ R nsc t b indi "'
l8"'‘l ' ,h*
«"«*' home of Mrs. Ruber, Cox. Filler-1 A.....
Tint final political rally, In Ihe charge for the pancake* served
tandante, Carol
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Serving wit'i Dabbs n , fii ,l s<.|-i(.s .iHinsorcd by Ihe Remtnnle
£ r l^Byrd
. u .and
f f Dottia
S S L I Longwood) al the laingwood
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Llttla, Phillip
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Hotel. d nn»w,„„ii .. II.. '-'"’•'“'■"“I
Earlier
wn, tho
Farlier engineering
engineering aMlgnmcnts
.iMlgnmcnls wn*
the barkgrmmil
background history
1il»lory of .in- president will be Mrs \V. W. county Dcmorratlq ExocuUvo Sunday, but eoiilrihutlons lo ftir.
Malta;
Sop homo r a Attendants, City Hull; Precinct No. Ill (Lake aml ,j0lin 4 los<" ln hanford.
he b>j dec**lnl ln ^ ,c hosier \ onlay F.ptseopnt churches of Cei nlr.il Tym, WillU Vf-wcvk n» second _Comitiiites.; v'dU hi -»b!d loaiorruvy ^hsr the many worthwhile project*
The Drnwnio* under the
Daloraa Jonaa and Sidney Vildan; M*ry) «l Gleason’s Store; PreS -is mi- * ,>rT>'' Bn'4 'he Engineer Rig Air- Florida, in winch Ill-Imp Free man vin- president, Airs. 11. s llowmi evening at ihe Sanford Farmer* 'of llie Hospilai Auxitlxiy t/lU’ be
Freshman
Attendants,
Linda Ci let Nd. 11 '(.VlVi'inmie Fprlio;*) »M|* of Mt*. t. J. L'uficr
is »cciclary ami It. J
llituniiio, Auction Market on liip S.iflfnrd- l accepted
'r of Beta'
Yni,n« I'l-'M'd an heroic role .
at tho 'Comnioiilty Ccnier; Pro- urod by III# local chapter
Yeakla and Caeil Damlrldge.
and later to Ilie post of field rogiR 1* expected that hundred* e l
llishnp
Young
hud
heen
assistant
treasurer.
Orlando Highway Ju»t south of tho
Flower Girl for th* May Day rin n No, IJ i Forest City) at lh# SlK
,‘,lt Sorority and o»wi
and ,„b,equemly, chief cs■
Sanford
and Seminole County dll*
imstoi
in
Trinity
of
New
York
nn
Tho
iinnmil
meeting
wot
held
cily.
Ball and Coronation will be Susie Hodges1' lesidrncc; Pm i.lct No.
one anotner when- p«r(mPntHi ,,nK1,u-er. with Fairli! aller ihe war lu-lween Ihe slates in tlie Coniiinssb-ners Boo n of tno
The rally will he preceded by a zen* will turn out for Pancaka
Dabba and th# Crown Rearer Hill Ft iSlavi.i . t Sionko's Store; ever possible in project* and nvlc hank* Morse A to Chicago.
Higginbotham.
Precinct No. li (Fern Park) ..l aeliviUc*.
M0||,oUrnr. Jatsdiu. —’ lfiar, when In- brought Ins genius fm or Cily Hull Tuesday night with tho dinner In h,> served by the San- Day a* tlicy «r* on iltcir way to
am/itlon .milhurning eiilhll usin 1piun ipul odili. si by Hi llriii.imln lin'd FarmeTs Aurtlou Market As- early morning service* of rhurchex
The event is one of thn high lh* 1'iulnr I rtisi* Anujricmi
Tin* Jlrnwriio*, *. uitjl
nil lv<rniiiMi<* of iho mn«'<! |»r,in In
lights of th# ichool year and will Hut just off Highway 17 J; I* • Cirl Fronts In Sanfoid and Sr-im MUutc — Iim*n with bih wifi* nm| f,,i* h , i topiui ul
nf <'In iii.ni I Him k. Medi.nl lilie.lor of I bn socialiim The dinner will Ihi serv- <>r on their way homu from acrv*
ice*.
no doubt Ihi attended
by the cincl No. to (Snnford)
«' th- indc Cuun!>, are looking forward ihri-c children m j;u Jtivi-r lim e ihlln
lies- ed hcginuilig al 5o'clock with
Iti11 ie In Florida \ clo-o Itieini Central Honda Tuberculosis
Not only will folks come by on
larg.at group of student* at any National Guard Armory
onF.m t„ becoming members of the new- \ past pre,idem id Kiwams, char- "f 11>>- lnnimn arclule. t Riebard I'dol. who spoke mi thosubyi'.-l the rallyspeaking
Matedto get
of th# Khool function*.
tliclr way to or from rhilreh but
F iu t St.; and Pieuncl
No lit |y formed Citrus Council, (iirl i,.r mstniicr of ihe Melbourne 1 pjidm who designed many well "II, Tieuimint of Tulierciilosis." underway at 7 .10.
(Bear l ake) «' Mir Florida power Scouts of America Plan* ar# now Yachl Club, Jacobus 1* active in known rcclrsiu,Ural buildings, he
liep-nls o n e lieiird nil llie Seal
Five tnlltulrs have lieen allotted many will stop by the Klk's Club to
Company lounge,
underway to assist them In this th,, McIIhhIisI Church and various persinded l ’p)eliii to draw plans Sail. I 'use Finding Coiiimlt'ee, each rniulldale to speak on hi* enjoy pancako* a* an afternoon
Die major change tn polling goal.
other civlr bodies He is a mem- fur (he many edifices Hint still ic- lie. dill Fdiinillon, Patient Siirvnn 'platform and the Issue* of Hi# snack.
pioccs,
is„ „ thu
The combined effort* of the itaff
.
,aanl . Herndon,
.
,
The Cancer Gift and Loan Clos- her of ihe Brevard County llnanl mam to ulenllfy the originator by Mol the nclivltirs of the Negro campaign.
chango from lh . Girl H.out
Hull. -« I* one nf the Sororltie* primary
of Public lintciicinm, Mellmurnetheir
bcaullfill Goliilccommit
nrclii'stecs,
iimi
Tim rally has been preceded by al The Sanford Herald will reveal
a .l r ^ n. v’I«lT!Il
rlvic I)r‘'Jt’rts ami they plan to Planning and Zoning Cnmmi»i«n vertb al lines. Ihe Flnrida Pluircln-s
I "Mowing lh# principal n hires* 1 week id intensified campaign- some of Hi# finer culinary art* in
nanfonl National Liirnnl \ n ry <*on(|,ict their first seasion of haml-an<! MHhourn# t.ivic Improve
ul
Ihe meeting, « film, "Tho In- mg with Iiuiim* to house rails lie- preparing and rookning pancake*
built
of
the
hea
1
1
nf
long
leaf
pirn
Flva contract*, totaling 1100,rAI on r.a»t hir.u St.
;u,c making tomorrow. However, mrnt Hoard
blending in .oftty with tho moss side Simy", ,vn* shown by Hr. mg made by a majority of the and tho tide dUh that goc* wltlt
hav# h**n awarded tfor work
Clerkt nnd imp'*« to n f.<r *nc i ti a n d a g o materials connihirngKeganled n* one of ttin .Sooth’s
them.
'I c r y lllid, Seinlnul# County rumlldnlr*.
at lh . U.S, Naval Auxiliary Air ',f ll"’ I'oHIng (dare, were named lnalnly ,)f wh|le K,t(„U Mlt.h „ foremoal lirrns. Rader ...... A-u- hung Inndsrape,
!l
all*i
office'.
Folder*
niitlinlng
raudldalc's
Btation, Sanford, Fla.
In I8!l), accompanied by the Rev
a«t week and each one has been
an(J
an(|
„CVM rlales has lung bet'll identified
CDR P*t*r Corradl. Officer In iiislriictci! in thn us#i of Ihe Nlioup paprr „ycd in padding, had to be wllli ...... ..
Mrs. Rose F. ,’a•■■I'son, m l,lo g platform and qualifications hove
engineering senders I'rin d Alderman nf Mils district.
Charg# of Conitructlon, Sixth Voting Marhfn# which will 'e used 0|,tamcd fur lhal purpose.
left ill Imities throughout tint
on major airport.*, highways, Ili-hnp Young embarked on a tour prenldint, del'vi icil ll.e proaijeiu’s
Naval Dlatrlct, mad. the an
May S
I ho S< mi- city "f Sanford and In home* in
3h» . '<•
ul
Ihe
countryside,
fighting
-lornts.
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Admission*
' l’K"'ke reads In »>ndge*. .....err and ............. ..
nouncements on April SR, lO-SD. County 7 H | r o „ " ! h l . ! e “ T>Hole
County
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Ilrnlth
,i.r
‘,v,,'y
M
’cllon
of
III,,
county,
Wlckwlr* Sprncer Steel Dlvla will b* used in Mu, Seminol.t l>ar‘ ll,“‘ thcV “ will help oilier "''u*. l-»"l deycliqmienl nrojects, fug and swamp*, at one lime find eiutlmi is n compuinlively amull
Charlotlo Buyer (Sanford)
However, nn real Issues In the
Ion. Th# Colorado Fu*l and lr o n irountv n tnlocr, „ c i»r |mary cl.c l’" ’l,,e
limes." so help they <"mint* rial biiililing, and -Imp lug Ihenisclve* in the SI John. on# out ,r
Mrs. Louis* Hubby (Sanford)
<k) in km v iln t ranipaign have lieen voiced by any
Corporation, Atlanta. Ga., ha* 1 ,jon , el f()t. ncxt Tue.diiy with did by turning out in force to col- l""« <*«’i»t*T-. Itader <......... ring channel wuh a boalmun who cm we'v# dona nor )#rt townril | ro- of thn candidates.
Mr*. W. C. Hulchlson (Sanford)
*baan
... awardtd
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J a , s contract
.x jl
l/s.-l I i, a L«,11i, m■««flnil
.-IIt 111f■1f' fIII .1I I11ll '.Ilf
124,141
fiylvcjler Roberts (Sanford)
polling places opening 7 a m, lec( the badly needed materials, arcliite.ctiiinl and surveying »rrv- [cssfd he was doing his first stmt Kre**.
It
is
imderalood
that
some
of
fo r f«nce and area lighting.
Mary William* (Sanford)
and remaining open until ihn of- Their ilrive was a romplcln sue- hes arc currcrilly employed m H ip as ncvlgaioe Hid witii ilflermmn
•
When
a
m
w
miracle
d
in
g
for
f'"ulnlales
will
make
their
bill
ce-s and rouiliilicd with materials mnilliern slates, m maov I'liiiida tion Young hioiigJit Ihe Fpcropal
Four hid* were submitted nn firnl dosing time 7 p. m.
Will Ilahkersnn (Sanford)
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no
for
dm
Olllees
for
which
they
hnvu
April 26, 1(168. Contract rompluDischargM
A voting nine bine 1ms
been rollei leil liy Ihe Sororlly, there area* and ill mimei"ii* I ,um faith >o many hoiulel* "wlieie Ibei ............I we tun lie ........I In has.oM-minUle rliarges
Weie (Wo people in meet In God *
tion il*t# is July I t , 19615.
Bul)y
tiriffls (Sinfnrd)
placed In the Snnford downtown will be an ample supply on hand Amrnran emmlrii’s.
» '« l,r,>Jial,l> 1,0 ,ollowi«i «»/
Principals associated with Sen name, lie must have had a good Lined PI OSid- the menu, w l.n.i
A 118,900 contract for rehabil area wdth an Instructor on band fnr tomorrow .night’s bandage
Ida
Fakes*
and baby
‘ '•'•''tm'harge*.
lor Partner Rader In (lie organlza- lawyer." added Taylor, smiling, the Ini............ tcebiiieiuna
itation of four building* ha* been to leach everyone Interested In making class.
Baby Boy Sweeney
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‘■aadiilate.
are
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A
liieenleiif
awarded Dili# Construction Com tli# use of Die machine. However, On hand to accept the donation 1,1 i r *
"foe he rnmilly Riser Ini a clause
Florence Thompson (Du 11ary)
hi .it iriu that trio InrgoM cniwd of
pany nf Florida, Ine., Jackson- every official has poiule,| out were Mr*. Marjorie M«rgcn*lrro. J r''
" Reeder. ( n tlranms that d any rliurcll should he nli.iii
Mn Inn,hum *.|lil. "M's been
r<l||y ,rrjrl will lie ICCIt at
May 3
ville, Fla.
that thn machlna is so simple to ro chairman of (lie Service ( mu and Kenneih K t .ilcidi r
Me look forwoid loitiinrow night's affair. One oil*
ilnm I i? W'Uild " 'I i d lo tin- "iigi 0 «""d
Admission
Th# work Include* room vat of ii.-# Hint the us# of m a c h in e s inllicc. Gill and I.oan ( lo-et and
] l(, been lando that upward
Mr*. John M. Bluuton Jr.
nal owners, ho m tin mativ lime* »iih ................ lo the rotiiliined
deteriorated aiding#, wood win «limit il Ittrrcas,. |h« number of Mr*. Jim L'astann. vice president
that people wished lo (ear down 1""i:'es, „( Hie a«*ocln1ioii
(Sanford)
of one diniisiiiil voters will attend
dow*, dlla and casing, door*, people participating in this year'* Bela Sigma Phi Sorority,
Births
llie meeting to licar the carulithe old sfruclures they found they
f,’r ,'’’t,rr henllh.”
and roll typa roofing and repine- primary election.
Baby Girl Hubby
Persons interested In donating
llllier officers mimed for the dales spenke.
rarny ciointy tnrougn rriiiay would not profit from the sale
Ing with new malrrinls; giaaing
Baby Boy William*
.lumrx Lee of Oviedo, ehalrSamuel F, Sliroup, son of the additional while goods are asked ‘will sraltrrril showers
and so III# beautiful, time wealli ensuing year me: lloiird of dirwindow's and doors) rallilng; and inventor and founder of the J*troup In contact cilher of the parties ouring alirriioons; mile imostly
Disehargn
huiier "red edifices leniatiied. I wonder C l i o - lor one vein, Mrs I, N. mail of tilt* Selliin.d;’ Cuilllty Dcillpainting exterior ^wood. concrele, v ” ;,^ MHl.h|llf
rrPr„lly in inentiimeil who will *eo that the In leinperaluie; low Imilglit H.'i
Terry llubnn (Laka Monruo)
A/./.in ell”, Rolieit ,\, Riniiett, oemiie Kxemllve toinuiitlec will
if
Ihe
Ihought
might
mil
have
•ml masonry surface*.
a- materials are picked up.
78.
Giiidy Tripp (Saulord)
lCnnlimieil on Page Light)
oitrndueo each cumlidala.
every place wlier# voting
irossnl Rlillop Young’s mind dial
Four bids were submitted nn
April 2fl, 1968. Contract comple
tion data I* July I t, 1969,
J. D. Manly Conslrurtinn Co.,
T,ee*lnirg. FI#., lias hern aw4lnlrd
a 110,600 contract fnr paving,
rnad repairs and tie-down an
May Queen, King
Will Be Crowned
Tomorrow Evening
^
D.ite P. Jacobin, Melbourne en
gineer and civic leader, ha* been
appointed manager of the new
branch office opened In Cocoa, at
40.i Florida Ave,, by Itadcr and
Associates, widely known Florida
engineering, architectural a n d
surveying firm, headquarter* m .
Miami, and who will include San
ford in their acope of operation*.
The Cocoa office will serve a
considerable ."segment of Die Hast
Coast and Central Florida and the
organization, Earle M, Under,
senior partner, declared, "intends
that our Cocoa branch will have
the full cooperation of our entire
ucganlintlon of some 2au profes
sional e u g i n e e r *, architects,
draii-m m . .surveyors, technical
and adinlulsiratlvo personnel.1’
Cities named by the Itader as
sociation a* indigenous to ttio Co
coa office operations are I* Land,
Daytona Beach, New Smyrna
Ueach, Titusville. Melbourne, Ycro
Reach, Kau Gallic and Stuart.
Itader declared that the unusual
land and Imlldlng development
which Is taking place throughoul
tins area requires extensive »ur\eying, engineering and archilec-
Aanorialed I’re-us Len-ed Wira
Polling Places Set
For Election Tuesday
Sorority, Brownies
To Make Bandages
For Cancer Society
History Of Central Dabbs Named Head
Florida Episcopal O f TB, Health Assn.
Churches Related
Final Rally To Be
Preceded By Meal
Contracts Awarded
For Work At SNAAS
.
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-
Hospital Notes
Weather
thnr*.
t
8
There wer# nn additional bids.
Contract completion date will be
July 1, 1963.
A $1.1,88.1 contract for reliabllitatlon of refrigeration building
No. 28 lias been awarded Dunn
Refilgeration Service, Lakeland,
Fla.
Two bid* wer# submitted on
April 23. H'58. Contract complc.
tion date will he August 10, 1968.
A contract totaling 1117,280 was
•warded to the Carroil Daniel
Con*tructlon Company of Gnlncsvillt, Ga., for the construction nf
alx Butler Building# a t tba San
ford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta
tion. Completion data was annonnead
July 4, 1968.
Th# administration and auperYlalon of th« work will lie hand
led by LT. W. J. IIlevin*, Public
Work* Officer, 1LS, Naval Auxi
liary Air Station, Sanford, Flori
da, who baa been designated Re
sident Officer in Charg# of Conctructian on Uiom proJaeU.
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Collins ehould advise1 hue com
pany operators "In no uncertain
term*" that sUla law requires
that bueea be segregated and that
mlna but they've ell bua companies “must operate In
ih « Sheriffs office In compllanca with our state laws”
lt>- eg another. Road despite the recent U. F. Supreme
itrols, shertfls' posses Court ruling banning segregation
indsrd equipment. The on intrastate buses.
sfflce belongs to the The Tampa businessman also
id for nine-thousand accused Cotllne
of ‘‘go-slow,
year you should get a pussy-fcot, do-nothing leadership”
In not protesting plans for Ne
groes to use white hotel In
Miami Beach for a church con
vention starting May. 2,
‘‘Tills Is • dellticrata step to
ward integration of tha races In
our state,” ho tald,
Lowry's 8-year-oht t daughter
Lynn stum'rd a fish' fry with
htr father a:id at hla Instructions
stood up on tha platform.
“That’s my Hill* girl,” Lowry
a id . "Now what kind of a man
would | L* If I didn't stand up
and fight far a little girl Ilka
thet?"
Collin* and Bryant spoke from,
the same platform at Deerfield
Beach.
Bryant ripped Into Collins far
hla record on eegregatlon, consti
tutional revision and road spend
ing and called Lowry “a tool of
Ed Ball and the duPont In
terests.”
Collins said hi* opponents are
"staring defeat In tho faro and
Owens, a farmer chief In their recklessness they have
irtff, pointed out to the impugned my administration which
t men should be honest haa brought progress and good
determination to stay government to Florida"
fleeted, 1 will enforce all
“They have Impugned a great
i of the county and State and good Industrialist who Is try
partiality to anyone. I ing to help tho state. They are
deputle* salaries suffl* watHng about national magaslne
e on and 1 will eooperata publicity which haa benefltted the
iw enforcement officers entire state"
Moment of. the county.
Collins canceled n campaign
1 can't whitewash this swing Into Brevard Count/ In or
I 1 will clean H up and der to attend a 8tate Plant Board
san to tb« best of my meeting In Miami which I* study
e a id.
ing ways of combatting the Medi
i of tempers came when terranean fruit fly.
from the floor, directed
Bryant goes on a handshaking
ididatea, asked whether tour of five communities south
accounts will be made of Miami and makes a night
>M are elected sheriff?” television talk there. He also will
Owens said “ Certainly, make a flying campaign trip to
d to do that. 1 will keep Key West.
[ my personal accounts
Warren goes to Blountstown,
will be open to public Panama City, Fort Walton Beach
. I'll promise the pco- and Pensacola. Lowry move* up
j,
pie' I ’ll do that.”
to Jacksonville.
I
Porter Lansing said “ 111 do It,
i ; and make It public with a notice cst I mike will be a legal one."
‘ published for 1 have to make an
Charlie Beck answered thla way,
7 " annual atattment anyway.”
“ I'm not going out and mike
pharlle Beck stated that be honky-tonk arreita for the benefit
^
would .make available records of of the fee system. If a man la
fcls personal financial accounts.
guilty I'll arrest him."
/Denver Cordell, however, ssld
Denver Cordell said “ The fee
"The records of that office are system has Its good merits and
b
public and you can look at them Hi bad merits. Thfl first thing la
8 »| any time you want to but those that the County Comlssloners will
iof my business are personal ac begin to tell you who to hire and
counts,”
who to catch If tha fee system Is
To the question regarding the de abolished. I'm not sure that I'm
tention of Juveniles In the county for doing away with tha fee sys
Jill, esndidstes revested that tem.”
•ach of them prefer detention
homes but that a Juvenile Is tieI
tabled and Jailed only on order
prom
tTATW the
o r Juvenile
FUiniRA Judge. OUis
TO; STKI.I.A
MALINOWSKI
Owens
"A sheriff has no
you stated
aku iiliikhv .n otified
right
Juvenile
In Jail
with
th at ato l put
ull a
h•»
been flltil
***ln,l
In Ih* Olr.nll
ul tb*
outU Instructions
fromItuiirt
the Juvenile
nth Judicial f i n nil In ami fur
Judge.”
mlnul- County, Klnrld*. • n il l l- a
MIHJV.NIJ
VIAL.IMIWMKI,
I'UlniKr
A question
about the “ fee
sys
-VS- iT K t.L A MALINOWSKI. D*tem,”
for Nu.
or urn*
egaimt,
Vsndant, whether
Iti Chaucary
Tim
n a lu r a ofvarying
(hi- »uli
1- In from
ulitainthe
a
brought
answers
divorce and tor i.tlmr rallaf.
lour
Vailcandidates.
era r*i)ulr-d In Hla your
WOllla
rlllrn Owens
a t u - r - r jiald
wllh “tlm
of
I'veClark
always
•aid Court amt , a r t . a r»py llirr-nf
>upon
H n I’lalntirr’a
against the
feey. system,
altiirim
on or ha-1
fora t b recommend
. Ur.I day ofthat
Mar.theA. fee
D.
Would
i i i i , nr a d-craa tiru ionta.au will
gystem
bn axalnal
done away
.*«
anlarad
you. with. I've
WITNESS
mysod
band
and seallost
a*
Ipoa
cussed at
sometimes
of tba Circuit Court. In amt
anyark
religion
about this
matter.
r ■•nilnula
County,
Florida,
till.
• lOwens
l l l i daysaid
of “April.
I), lu
ll,
But,
peopleAthink
that
f j ) VAHS.VII II. C A I I L T O M
the sheriff
all Circuit
of thatCourt
money.
Clark get*
of tha
In
Samlnola
Thera and
are fur
other*
on lh8County,
fee ays*
Florida.
Asm
too, with
tha PEAT.)
Judge, tho clerk
(CIRCUIT
COtWT
Snrn
H. Murrell
A Son., all getting
Of
court,
the prosecutor
AHornaya for I'U lniiff
nlietk
partSouth
of tho
fee.”Avrnu*
uranga
Orlando,
Porter Florida
Lenalng revealed “ I ’m
against
the
Every srstatu o
r cfee
r . o system.
niim
S
Citrus M utual W ill W hite Egrets Loll
Start Membership On Lake Monroe
Campaign M ay 1 As Crowds W atch
M eet To M ap N ext
Products Festival
Scheduled M ay 18
A state-wide planning meeting
to map tha next Florida Pro*
duct* Festival will h* held In Or* i
Undo May IB according U, word '
received here today by Forrest;
K. Breckenridge, manager of tha|
feemlnol* County Chamber o f 1
Commerce.
A J. (Tony) Dwyer, advertising
diterlor for rhe Ftorlla Develop*
mrnt Commission, said the oneday gathering would review the
Imsal Florida products proomtisn
campaign held last Jan. 19-28 and
urr It ns ■ m i * for planning the
next such event aimed at promot
ing eonsumrr purchases of Flori
da product*.
Representatives of retail fields,
manufacturers, packers, various
commodity associations, n a w a
media, publicity groups and Cham
bers of Commerce a* well as-memMttNCtM Margaret at Britain,
her* of the Florid* Development
wearing a velvet coal and a pill*
Mx hat, lMvaa Bh, Margaret a
Coramlselon, will be Invited to
Church, Westminster, after the
attend the meeting.
wedding U her cotiala. Cap*.
Objective of the Florida Pro
Fergus Bowea-Lyon and Mitt
ducts Ftftlvnl, sponsored by the
McCorquodals. (international)
Dr.elopmer.t Comtnlnsl'W, is to
retain a yrenter ehare of con
sumer miliar* In ths stnt*.
Probable speakers at the meet
ing win I * J. Raxton Lloyd, chair
men of the Development Comm.,
and I). M. (Pete) McCormick Jr.,
a Ivortls r.g and p rJir/'o ml sill*
Littla has been said about the
ector for Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.
Tha planning meeting is sclw- fact that there will be three
duled for 10 a. m. In tho Kan venerate elections during May.
The May I Primary, the Spe
Juan llottl ballroom,
cial claclion on May 12 for the
unexplred term In the Houat of
Representative*, and the Prtil*
ihntlal preference and run-off
Primary on May 29.
If thera la a run-off In the con
test for the unexplred term In
Seminole High School Athletic tha House of Rrpiesentativei the
Director Fred Danas revealed n a m e s of the two candidate*
this morning that a baseball chosen In the May 8 Primary will
tournament will Ire played In appear on tha ballot May 22.
This special election la railed
Sanford In May.
"This It a sub-group baseball to coincide with the lit and 2nd
tournament,” flsnas said, "that Is primaries and the name of the
a preliminary tournament which nomine* will appear on the bal
lot on May 29.
leads to the statewide contest."
Voters will lie going to tho
The tournament will b« played
here May 9, 10 and It, Danas polls, In all probability, three
•aid, at the Sanford .Memorial time* during tit* month of Msy
to choose candidates far both lo
Baseball Stadium.
cal. Mat* and national offh-vx.
“The games will he played In
The May 29 Primary could wctl
the afternoon,” he said, “play be. be considered, In the case of the
ginning at 1:30 on tha ninth and candidates far House of Repre
10th and at 2 o’clock on tha Uth." sentatives, a general election nam
Teams participating In tha ing tha one candidete for the untournamant will be DeLand, New expired term.
Smyrna, Seabreeae, Pierson, Se
ville, and Hemlnola High.
ASSOCIATION NAMES
The Hemlnola High School basePRESIDENT
hall team will play Seahreeia at
ST. PETERS BU110 M l - The
3:!I0 May 10, Danas said with Florida Photographers Assn, yes
the opening gam* between Pterion terday sleeted Dick Phillips of
end DeLand and the second game Lakeland president to eucced
on tha first day between New Virgil Deane o f J a f e k i o a v i l l e
Beach,
Smyrna and Seville.
Voters Probably
W ill Go To Polls
3 Times In M ay
Hr pojntad to 0 * mlllbvie of
axtta dollar* which Mutual ha*
added to orange growers' return*
this season by ft.recasting In May
last year that thus would not bo
a burdensome re-T/over of froxen
concentrate when the new aaaaon
started on December 1.
“There were some forecast*
made which were ridiculously
high," the local Council chairman
said, "and If Mutual hod not been
alert In counteracting them, men/
growera would have received mneh
lea* for their orange* than they
did. That one thing alone wns
worth all that the grower* will
Invest in Mutual for many yean
to com e."
Mutual Is making an Intensive
membership drive In May roil
June. Slogan for the drlvj Is,
“ Let'e Bo Mutual Friends.”
Prises are being offered for
member* signing the most new
members.
The big issue la segregation, which In
volves our basle principles of Const!lullonal Government. . . States’ Rights
• . . the preservation of the Constitution
of the United States. The Supreme
Court ruling on segregation la an Iin
fraction of the Constitution . . . ths
Court la usurping the sovereign rights
of the state . . . Ms action Is a grav*
threat to Coaiatitution Government. . •
Yield to these actions and we surrender
And Your
Old Rung*
: i i ® . iitr v f a
S*ad t l i i l r unknown hair* at taw.
I* sa lt* a , i * v !■***,. M i l e n a or claim
“ iktrw la * undar tbam. ur
a l t k e r of faem. dacaaaad nr olhar-
*Ge£oy
Big, 34* True-Temp Oven I
Handy oppllanie eutlett
Istra thick Clbergtea ImuleHenl
Infra-red braller I
Four feat Ceres surface unitil
flumter L. T,owry pledgee a vigorous
fight to preserve the Constitution of
ths United States and ths sovereign
rights of tha Stats of Florida. Continu
ed segregation of the white nnd color
ed racea without compromise or sur
render . . , justice and equal opportuni
ty for all regardless of race or creed,
lie pledges to maintain Conatltulhinnl
Government through legal and timetested methods. He pledges to develop
•ad maintain Florida as a state of op
M
full circle Central Dial* I
‘ JACK E. STEMPER
la A Vote For:
• NO INCREASE IN TA X K 8
• FAIR EQ U ALIZA TIO N O F TA X E S
• SINCERITY PLUS UNDERSTANDING
• Q U A L IF IE D PERSONAL VISITS T O
T A X A B L E PROPERTY.
• EXPERIENCE IN PROPERTY VA LU ES
SUPPORT ANI) ELECT
JACK E. STEMPER
FOR TAX ASSESSOR, SEMINOLE COUNTY
(Pd PrL Adv. by Jack E. Stamper)
Jacksonville Nnval Air Slalton. Honor
grmiunle, Virginia Military Institute.
Served dm Cnplaln, European Theatre,
World War I; Brigadier General, Padfic. World War It. ,115 year member,
Florida National G u a r d ; nerved
through all rnnks: retired n<t Lieuten
ant General. Received numerous Mili
tary Decorations and Awards, includ
ing two Distinguished Service MednK
Resides In Tampa with hla wife; has
two daughters, one son; member of
St. John’s Episcopal Church.
forever the Individual freedom of
choice and liberty written into the Con
stitution . . If allowed to go unchalleng
ed, the loss of more and more rlghta,
Individual as well ns state, will follow.
The State of Florida has a legal right
to oppose this ruling and must do so
immediately. Interposition and appro?rlnte state legislation la the answer,
nterposition has never lost . . . Inter
position haa alwaya won.
portunity . . . with Improved roads,
schools and other facilities. He will faca
the problems of Florida industries with
an understanding business attituda
developed through his wide business
experience. Former business activities
have taught him sound Judgment in
financial matters. He pledges to main
tain an honest nnd efficient govern
ment with tireless effort to assure for
all citliens of Florida the blessings that
God haa bestowed on this state-
SUMTER L.
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CANDIDATE
COLLINS
TODAY
WDBO-TV
STltUCTLRB
UNLESS F U L L Y
E X P LA IN ED T O
A N D W A N TE D
HY T H E ONES
W HO PAY T U B
KILL — T U B
TA X P A YER S OF
S E M IN O tl
C O U N TY .
LOWRY'S PLEDGE
• *nta
G o v e rn o r
I’ A A
Herbert C. Gregory of Quincy.
Also elected yesterday were
Charles Odhetn of Bartow, vice
president, and James Stewart of
Titusville, secretary-treasurer.
THE ISSUE
enjoy cool, clean
electric cooking
la wlfa. their unknown hair* at
iw, laeataaa, davlaaai. sre n l— a. at-iSiena ur t l M i n . n l , undar lliani. or
ellner « r them drraaard er oilirrWiia » h o - , rsald.iui.a and adAraaare ara unknown: D. V W I I ..
H « a r
Very few oftheta were teen la the
air Xlyuif or moving from o m
art* to another.
Appearing rather teme, the
egret* would allow atVangera to
approach them to within 30 or «•
feet before becoming frlghtcnid
and awlm or fly away.
—
No reaion haa been given or
tt'rthuted to their coming to San*,
lord and lake Monroe other than I
poiaibly a migratory movement
of the onuiual water bird.
A VOTE FOR
Sumter L. Lowry, n native Floridian
born In St. Augustine, August 27. 1803.
lias been active in business, military
and civic fields. Held lop positions willi
many Florida concerns, including 1.7
years, Charlmnn.of the Board, Gulf
Life Insurance. Two terms, President,
Jacksonville Chamber of Commercr.
Presently Chairmnn of the Board,
llushnell Steel Company and Cuban
American Metals Distributors, Inc. An
original founder of American Legion;
formerly Florida State Commander.
Chairman of council to select silt of
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fleets and settled m the wstfgj
Baseball Tourney
W ill Be Played
Here M ay 9-11
8
£
The Mutual aeena attracted
many motorist* on their way in
to Sanford. One motorist explain
ed, " I thought they were small
sailboats and came over to see
them.*1
Many people In this vicinity hud
never seen the white, egret although
It Is a rather common water bird
around tha lakes of this area.
A strange gathering of white
egrets on Like Monroe luU op
posite the Msyfslr Inn puxcled
msny passersby as they saw the
•£> t.iSr ^usUrday marntrig-lV
Luge.white birds floating jwxu-ltiTTy
on the water yesterday morning. crrrti H«H floated away irom San
ford headed South. S!o*t of the
Ai many as NX) white egrets anowy white birds gslhered In
were on Lake Monroe shortly
after 7 o'clock yesterday mornMg, many of them perched along
(he seawall and wading In the
shallow water or standing on pads
JACK STEM PER
of hyacinths.
DOES NOT ,
BELIEVE
* NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN
IN
PANAMA C IT Y m — Oscar
lieUema of Dade City took overi
REFORMING
tod*y as president of thn Florida
OUR
'
City Managers Assn, succeeding
More features/ More for your money!
and addra—*a ar.t mi
i Mlrirncra
ne m i , MATHEW WILLIAMS, da.
t«atd and ....................W UI'aina
*
'An all-out rempalgn to bring
another BOO or more rrowera In
to Florida Citrus Mutual, which
would give the luper-eooperatlv*
■ total mtmhenhlp of B/Hru. will
start May t and continue through
Juno, It was announced today by
Los. T .
B rya n ,
Altamonte
Springs veteran Mutual grawer
member and coalman of the
Seminole Grower Couneit unit.
Joining in tho announcement
were Frank Rusiell, co-chairman
of tha Council unit, Fern Park,
and J. R. Stewart, Sanford, se
cretary
“ Without Mutual, Florida citrus
growera would bo helplosv to comlist tha prlee-daprosalng propa
ganda which la constant]v being
circulated,“ Bryan emphasised.
“ With Mutual, the growera know
what 1* actually happening— not
what some persona would 1U* to
have the growers think la happen-
Legal Notice
TOt
AMANDA
W ILLIAM S,
dtf-a«ad , her unknown It.lra nt l.w ,
lisalata, davliaaa, srant— «. a .•Isna nr eUlmanla ntharwlaa iiiii I m
' her diraaard or nlbarwlaa, v l n n r
'l
'
COVER
ouse
Subject to the Democratic Primaries
6:30 p.m.
NO MIXED SCHOOLS
J K t$ p f t * t U k C llm ih
Jot C. Jeaklns, Stale Campaign Manager
v
/
1-eater W. Mitchell, Stale Campaign
�#
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Shop and Save
In Sanford
V O L U M E X L V IH
Kelabllshed 1ROH
Geneva Rally
Described, As
* Most Effective
SANFO RD.
F L O R ID A
M O N D A Y , A P R IL
30. 1936
Cub Scouts
Receive Awards
Herald To Sponsor
First Pancake Dap
In Seminole Count
Approximately 130 people at
tended the April meeting of Cub
Scouts Pack Ten. Thursday night.
There was a large display of
handsume birdhouses made by the
boys, and each Cub explained the
The 10th Seminole County Demo research hi had done on lords in
cratic Hally turned out to be the accordance with this month’s
most effective of the rallies held theme.
Cubmastcr Ted Williams com
so far.
mended
the entire pick on their
Tha opening shots of the rally
appearance , at Inspection, and
were fired by candldatea for the
awarded the Honor Flair to lien.
Board of Seminole County Com
13. The den count for attendance
missioners, District 1.
percentage resulted In « threeRobert Billhlmer told a packed
way tie among the Woheloa Den
Geneva Community House Friday and Dens 8 and 13, with the hitter
evening that "1 will devote all of winning the draw for the honor.
Committee ehnlrmnn, K. I). KlrA roundup at Pinecrest School of the lime neeessary to perform all
of the official duties of a Seminole choff, presented 1050 registration
all prospective pupils ami Parents
County Commissioner." He said "I cards to caxh Cub, unit announced
will be held Wednesday, May 2, at
will corn* out Into your district
„ l0
t P#fk
w ill
1 p. m.
and find out what your needs are. ^ hpW on „
: l . At l W lir
All children ready for the First
By MARY FOWLER
Rillhlmer's strongest appeal was the area field representative wilt
Grade in the Pall In the Pinecrest
A
query
a* to why a Sanford
made In his stand for fire fight attend to mokr the annual cha’ ler
Area are aikcd to meet with their
ing equipment for the county presentation. May 19 was set as MISS LYN N MII.LF.K, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Miller hank should he the repository of
parents In the ichool auditorium.
communities. "This Is one pro- the date for a concentrated train and Muster Robert Faron, son nf Mr. and Mra. Sam Karon, don’t funds deposited by Volusia coun
While the children enjoyed re
Jed," he said, "that affects every ing rourie for all Cub leaders, and need Arthur Murray, Representing the younger generation In Do ty commissioner S. K. Stone vva*
freshments and visit the class
one of you, old and young, and will especially for any possible future llar)-, they are inventing their own dance steps.
one of the hlghlicht* of tli*
rooms, Mrs. Margaret Reynolds,
In the lonf run save you money." lenders, such as Den JloAirs nr
Democratic rally In Do llaiy Fri
principal, will talk to parents in
day night.
John Krlder counttractcd stale- Committeemen. This consolidated
the auditorium. For registration
menrs made at previous rallies program will start at 3 p. m. al
Chairman Ed Healey showed a
purposes, tha birth certificate, and
when he commented "As the speak McKinley Hall of the First Metho
photostatic ropy of one chock as
If available, Inoculation record, will
ing has continued Dhrough the dist Church on Saturday, M.iy 19,
proof mat this is happening to
be needed at this time.
county -....‘craj candidates have und will eoneluile nt ahum 9 p. m.
f inis intrusted to iho LcLan.l
Tha question at to whether or not
taken pot-shots at me."
cornn.lsvinners. A ropy of tho
after a group dinner.
the child la In the Pinecrest area
"It has been said that the City
cheek will t e sent Go . ' ull*-i»,
Woodrow Cash, secretary, offer
may arise. In order to eliminate
people In Sanford are for me," ed subscriptions to "Boys’ I ife,"
Henley promised. Since the Do
• great many phone calls, Mrs.
Krlder explained. "And 1 hope they the Scout magailne, at a reduced
Twelva hearings were held in Bury people have contributed ftlM,lleynoldi will register all first
arc," he said, "for that Is the rat# to anyone interested. These
(ho chambers of Juvenile Judge 000 from their own pockets fop
graders attending the meeting and
best recommendation 1 could re may he obtained thrmign him or
Ernest Housholdcr during the betterment *>f roads in their town,
when the actual school boundaries
ceive."
month of March nf this year ac Henley said, they are vi'nlty In
any Den Mother. Then Cush madu
are set up any registration that
Krlder also said that "It has 'ho following awards, held over
cording to the report for the past terested in tho outgo of their
needs to transwer will be taken
month Just released.
been mentioned that 1 have ra from the March Pari, turn-ting:
money.
cart o4 by the school.
dical schemes." I don't think good
Steve Willis, Wolf budi.e; Tom
The Juvenile Counselor, under
A letter of March 30 wn* rend
mads are radical, he said. And my Online and l-nrry Hatfield,
lho direction of Judge Huushuhlrr, In which Stono promised *o •>« nt
the eauseway is modern thinking. Bear badga and Service star; Billy
made fivo trips serving summons Friday night's rally; then ona nf
And he concluded, "Mixed In place flail, l.lon badge; Curl Smith,
und petitions on parents of Juvc- April 33 In which he «tnrte,| his
mads is not a radical Idea." We John Leach, and Jack Williams,
ntlo offenders with 13 trips for duties came first and ho ronhl
should progress— we should have Gold Arrow;' Robert Peter* ami
investigations concerning tho 12 ton att’ lld. Th's was met by boos
,
_
, ., .
__ .
A Chevrolet Station wagon, com
vision, said Krlder.
hearings held during the past from the andlrnre.
..
’ ' ', V.
pleto with radio, powceglidc, amt month.
W. Brown .Miller continued hi* and Jeff Williams, As.i.t.nt Den >,0.tcr w„ p ^ ^ d t0“ ,h#‘ Wo
Healey also showed tho ramTVie lay volunteer chairman of
The Juvenile Court orilerod four pnigli promise* of Stone to assist
the Florida Mental Health Assocla. brief talks at Geneva. He said "I ncr.
man’s Auxiliary of the Semlnnlo
New Rohrata Inductc! this
tlon was In Sanford last week hr have enjoyed working for you for
Memorial Hospital fur use by the children held In Jail during lho e Ills tho smaller district: r.r.-J h1*
first obligation to see tlint bet
risen! • program of mental three and a half years and 1 ask month Included Kenneth Demers, Seminole Memorial Hospital staff. month of March.
Fortner)
Helms,•.Tom
During the month two colored ter roads woulf he built "It has
The
Station Wagon
con
•alth to reprasanlatlvas of San- you to put me In again.”
,Donnie
,
. „ ,, Joe
,,
IOC 1936
IUJO oiauuu
wukuo was cunIIo||cr ^ 1Jollar boya were sent to the Industrial been three years and three
lord ehrlc elubs and organisations. Robert Bennett told the Geneva Lockwood, David Scott ami Georg. ,rlbuted by
Tow ell.
School al Marianna.
Motor Sales of Sanford.
months sine* then," Hrnlrv slutlive. Richard Stover, of Miami, Community House audience "In
Achievement and electh i .ward* , Tho kcyi( of lho lUtlon w<(lon
Sheriff Denver Cordell submit el, "and nothing dime until now
«ama W Sanford by plane for the asking you to aupport me I am
msetlaj. She was Introduced by asking you to let me use my educe, for April were then made as fol- were lurncd over to Horry Weir, ted thro* complaints to Jmlgo in this campaign scasnti, Stono nrtnwsr David Scott, Wolf liadgn-1 Administrator of tho Hospital llouiholdor hiving to do with Juve hi led tha cluying nf, Hie whoo\
Bill mrk, local automobile dealer. tlon to help you."
Hennett criticised the road pro- Georg* Towel), Wolf bprig* and 1smn-yday morning In ■ brief cere- niles stealing from neighbors and baa ronte."
Senator George Smothers Is
honorary chairman of the eiale- grant lor Seminole County when Durn >r strip.1; Rill Hill anil Lurry ntony in front of tho hospital on- relatives. Tho Sanford I’ollce De
fn Seminole County Stone snnke
he said all of the funds for Sontl- Fittoo. Gold Arrow; Dnmty N e t-. ^-nnce.
partment referred ono Juvenile to glowingly of tho prop wed cause
vrida organisation.
ties.
Silver
Arrow;
Tommy
BagThe
Station
Wagon
was
preaentnole
County
roads
for
four
years
Judge
liousholder
on
suspicion
of
Mra. Stover’s purpose In visiting
way over Lake Monroe, entluithe local meeting of civic leaders were used on 17-02. " [ don't even gerly ami Roddy Dnffron, Service Cil so that the Women’s Auxiliary stealing. The City Policeman of sjnslleully giving hi* approval. In
stars;
Larry
Chester,
Tommy
will
have
lho
funds
already
raised
Oviedo
referred
three
Juveniles
to
was to organise s Seminole County see saw we’re going to build <«,"
Volusia County Iho next day,
frohne, I'ntrirk Hull, anil Tommy and planned to lie raised In the lho Judge on charges of breaking
unit of the Florida Menial Health he said.
Healey said, Slone tiisUt’-d that
•nke, Denner stripe; .ml Steve near future for other lunch needed and entering anil stealing.
"I
haven't
callnl
any
name*,"
Association which in turn could
hi* aim wn* all for n four lane
equipment
(or
the
hospital.
other
.entitles
u(
the
Juvonilo
he
said,
"but
somebody
felt
guilty
"
'I
'1
1
*.
Assistant
Dernier
promota the program of volunteer
highway
through De Il.iry.
The meeting closed with an iniMrs. Evelyn Epps, president of Judge and his Court included the
and hollered.'
work and contributions.
Sheriff Tucker nrrived a* the
pressive enndlelii-ht reremoay of the Women's Auxiliary nf lho securing of working papers (or one
The
candidates
for
Hoard
of
The entire program of the mrntal
Webclos graduation. Ji a Prescott Seminole Memorial Hospital, pre- colored girl; one hoy received Ills audience wn* evidencing tlu-lr
health association has bern on a Seminole County Commissioners, •lark Williams, Hilly Cnlaman, and trilled the keys of the station wadriver's license after having R opinion of Stone. Smiling dryly,
DDtricf
5,
Gus
Schmsh
and
Homer
Volunteer basis. tie ndilie»*nt them ** 'fellow
Dnnnld McMurray were- solemnly gun to Weir,
suspended for three months.
(Continued
On
Page
Ten)
Mrs. Stover pointed out to the
promoted from Cub Seoul Pack
The Chevrolet Station wagon is
During the month of March, 17 BhlKstiue*.' tin spoke of hi* aboli
Croup of clvie loaders that one out
Ten to Boy Seoul Troop 31. a 6-passenger four door model in children reported to Judgo Itum- tion of the fee system which, ho
of I I children will at tome time he
said, smacked of thn Hohln Hood
Scoutmaster Tyre porformrd tho white and light blue.
holder on probation.
fn a mental Institution. She also
Introduction, assisted by four re.
Tho County Health Unit refer days, I’arl Caldwell and Roy Mc
•aid that about 90 per cent of the
prose ntulivo lloy H-*f ot» who wel
red two complaints to the Juve Williams, rnmlldate* for romniishospital beds of the country are
nile Court. Ono complaint was sinners of thn Third District re
comed tha successful Tenderfoot
occupied by mental disorder pa
candidates.
relative to a family being neglect ceived ovation* a* they dear r Ibed
tients.
ed by their father and tho other (ho clique which I* handing out
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Semi,
A committee «f four was ap.
to do with a young colored boy cards for each other In tliu hope
pointed by tha group nf civic nole County Tuberculosis and
who had run away from homo of rontlmilng 'oil the gravy
lfaalMi
Association
will
he
held
leaden to recommend officers for
and was believed to liavo had a train*. Ruth rnndldntet outline,I
tomorrow
night
at
8
p.
m.
In
the
Mr*, Harold Appleby, Seminole contagious rash on him.
tha local organliatlon to bi known
their ambitions for tha office to
The Sanford Slate Farmer* M ar-, County En»ter Seal Chairman.
The Juvenile Court received which they are aspiring.
ns the Seminole County Mental Commissioners Boom of the San
ford
City
Hall.
kel satld. week ending April 2fl.|vn« In Orlando Saturday to par- eight complaints to do with JuveHealth Association. Those appoint
Reports from chairmen of all 32 varlrtle* of produce and prilll, tlclpate in the annual spring niles trespassing on other proed to the nominating rommlttee
ware A. L. Wilson. Mrs. Sidney committees of the organization will Totaling 70.391 package* at a gross meeting of the Florida Society fur pjci- property, annoying nelghhors, and committing other acts
Ives Jr., F. I). Scott, and Mrs. be heard and nffierrs for the en valu.tion nfSI37.MM.60, according frtpp lrd Children.
suing year will be elected.
to the weekly newsletter of Sandy
Representative* from t* local 0f mischief, and family troubles
C. L. Park Sr.
Principal speaker for the occa Anderson. Matket Manager
E id e r h'enl Jt'nnp* attend •l the wjth Juveniles Involved,
It is expected that the organltaThe Bcv tl L. Zimmerman will
From a prlcewlse standpoint, ail d a y s c i ' ' o n al the Kola I’la-’o
Tho Juvcnilo Counselor made 23
lion of the eSminole County Mental slnn will he Dr. Benjamin L. nrock.
investigations fur the white and he Iho principal speaker Wednes
Health Aseoclitlon will be com Medical Director of Ihe Central Sandy Anderson pointed out in his Hi tel.
day at the noun luncheon meeting
Accotdl*g to report* f r <n ea.'h colored schools.
report, all items moved nut a; a
pleted In time to nartlcipale In the Florida Tuberculosis Hospital.
The meeting is open to the pub satisfactory level with the excep group, m ore t h a n tiso.ooo ha*
One case was brought to a suc of thn Sanford Kivvanis Clllh held
National Mental Health Week pro
tion of cabbage, celery and bean*. been m i i e d t h w j g h n u t the 'i t o t : cessful conclusion hy the Juvenile at the Yacht Club.
gram which has been set for May lic.
Mrs. Lorraine Graham, Exccu- These three varieties, he said, are hy t h e sa ie n( t '..-ter Bi .i t to aid Judge which involved personal
Iter. Zimmerman'* program wIM
I through the 23.
property damage by a group of ihe on "The Music nf Th* ConRepresentatives of the Pilot Club, tlve Secretary of the Seminole selling al unprofitable prices (or humlicappi ,1 r h i 'd r e u .
A m o n g the societies which have six children and which had taken federoey". Some nf the music will
Rotary Club, Klwanis Club, Jay- County Tuberculosis and Health As thr producer.
"All growing crops are making Inc re a se d I heir c a m p a ig n over l u s t thro* months to cloae.
he presented from record* hy the
cees, Data Sigma Phi. Woman's sociation, in making Ihe announce
National Symphony Urclicsjra of
Club, Welfare Board, B & P W ment nf the annual meeting, also rapid progresj due to Ideal weather y e a r Is Ihe C e n tr a l Florida S o
Club, and the Hospital Auxiliary urged that every member of the 'onditlnns cxisitlng for Ihe past ciety for Crippled Children of
Washington, D. C,
allenried the meeting held I ! the organliatlon attend tn hear Dr ' ten d a ) S a n d y Anderson eon- which Mrs. Appleby Is vice p te s l- p i m C T O I S u n d Q V
Program rlmirpiun for Wednes
d e n t.
•
Brock.
i eluded.
domin'* Club.
day'* program I* F. C. Wynn.
Pinecrest School
Plans Registration
Roundup May 2
(P
f
v
9
0
De Baryifes Boo Proceeds Emergency
Absent Official . Go To ,
Renders Slig
S. E. Stone, DeLand A u x ilia ry Damage To
Juvenile Judge Holds
12 Hearings In Chamber
Bill Holler Gives
Woman's Auxiliary
New Station Wagon
M any Local Groups
Present A t M eeting
On M e nta l H ealth
f
C om m ittee Reports
W ill Be Given
A t TB Assn. M eet
->
w
Aanoclated I'rcwn Lagntd W lra
A nnual M em orial
Services W ill
Growing Crops Are
By Held By Group
M aking Progress
Rev. Zim m erm an
W ill Be Speaker
**
R e sidents of S a n f o r d and th a
c o u n ty have a lr e a d y c n n tr ih u tr d
$1,66(1 dollars t o help tki* a r e a 's
r r i p n l r d y o u n g ste rs.
For J. H. Hicks
J. If. Hicks, 63, died at his home
at 6:27 *, m. Friday morning after
r »"i.oh':ti«ns may sill! h* mail a lingering illness,
Mr. Hicks was born April f 1831
ed to thn ricrida Blate Bank.
in Lee. He was a member of
! Brotherhood of Mslntensnro of
1,
*t
'P L
In k
if c lF
Sanford and Semi rude County
c!lir.rna will eat panrakr* next
Sunday from 7 a. tn. to 7 p. m.
at !he Elk'* Clllh.
The first annual Pancake Day Is
being sponsored tiy tho Sanford
Herald with all proceeds going to
the Women'} Auxiliary o( the
Seminole Memorial Hospital.
Fund* provided hy rontrihuHona
will help the Women's Auxiliary
buy important equipment for tha
local hospital.
Th« Sanford Herald staff will
rook and serve thr pancakes as
well as furnish all of the ingredien
ts wlthmll rust to the Women's
Auxiliary,
'
Sanford ami Seminole County
families *ia urged to stop hy tho
Elk's Chili on their way to church
or after clnirvh for breakfast,
lunch, or snack nf pancakes, syr
up, sausage and coffee.
Thcro will he no tickets sold
to the all-day affair, anil there
will tie no rharg* for the P*neakes. Contributions nf any amounj will he accepted when tho
the pancakes are served.
I’ancak* Day will hav* ■
three-way meaning In Sanford
and Semlnola County. It la th*
opening day nf the nutlunwhl*
"Hospital Week* celebration and
the lead-off day of tha week-long
event. I'ancako Day will also be an
opportunity for local cltlicna to
help tha Women'* Auxiliary of
Semlnulo Memorial Hospital In
their .sfffnt* tn provjd*.as jijydt of
llio equipment so badly m'riled hy
tho local hospital and 1’ancake
Day will he another opportunity
to urge as many families as poa«lh!n to attend thn cllurfh nf their
choice.
The Sanford Herald Staff, head
ed hy I'ohlislier and Editor Fred
I'crkln*. will cook the pancake*
and servo them to whs,* is
i-xpi'ctcil tn he one of Inrgest
turnouts In this wieu supporting
the humanitarian efforts of the
Women's Auxiliary of the Brininoht Memorial Hospital.
Serving of Ihe pancakes will
start promptly at 7 o'clock next
Sunday morning to allow families
to attend early service* of Ihnir
churches ami to take rare of the
early-morutug eating hablta of
many families,
I'lenty of seating space wilt he
provided at thn Elk’* Club bar
becue pit so that everyone will
l>e ablo to rat In com fort.
Friday at 9’ 1(1 p. nt. Lt. lewla
M, Mi IDaps of VAH-7 effected*
successful night landing at tha
Naval Air Station desplto tha
fact that he was unable ro wire*
Iho nose wheel of hi* A i « l
"SAVAGE".
Using excellent pilot technique
l.t. Mlllsaps mixed hi* 17 ton air*
craft Into tho emergency arrest*
lug gear on the runway and ramda
what was later termed by ‘^la
crew as "a landing softer Bull
most carrier landings."
The drnma had aeen Its hegfnn*
Ing nearly five hours before when
Lt. Mlllsaps nf Ashboro, N.'-.C*
his 3rd, Crewman AI3 R. C.
Stair, of Creson, Pa. and two I n )
crew trainees, AI3 F. Chaxar|,n(
Lnnsfors, Pn, and A M M.,’, B.
Flacey of Pensacola, took *rol(
on what wa* to be a brief train*
Ing flight Upon their returit'ta
the field for landing, It wa*
discovered that the nose wheel
could not ho lowered by normal
meant.
While the crew exercised th#
prescribed emergency procedure!
a group u( squadron officers head*
ed by their commanding officer,
Cdr. L. D. Llbbey, gathered In tha
N. A.A.S. Control tewer to olf*r Ail*
vice To pilot Mlllsap*..
In tbs mean time 3rd crewman
Stair had (amoved a portion- oj
tho eahln flight deck and had
galnsd tiroes* to the malfutullon*
Ing PoikTwheel. Tat nearly thrsa
hours, with tho upper p a ri' of
hie body hanging In space, ha
struggled to retest# th* Jammed
wheel.
At Mm* passed fuel starvation
and finally at 0:30 p. m. It wa*
loomed as an even greater threat
decided to put the big plane Into
the arresting gear. Thanks lo Lt.
MIIDnpa skillful execution of th*
Inndlng, the plane auffered only
alight damage and tha crew
escaped without Injury,
Harry Weir Will
Appear At Confab
Harry Weir, AdmtnUtritor of th#
Semlnola Memorial Hospital, Will
speak it tha monthly meeting of
the Semlnola County Ministerial As*
•notation Thursday, 12:30 p, tn. al
the eSminole High School,
His subject will he "How Mint*
•tors Can Cooperate With The Ho*«
pjtal In Hie Care Of The Sick."
The llev. Milton Wyatt will pro*
Sanlando Springs will experience side. All ministers serving congf**
an all-time record attendance for nations in llm county are Invited to
April desplto a prolonged cool attend the meeting,
^ •
spelt this month, J. S, Damico,
acting manager of thu tourist at
traction, reports,
Buxine** was 2H 3 percent for Ihe
Partly cloudy through Tuesday
first 27 days nf tho mnnlb ns com
pared with Ilia sumo period *u with widely scattered mostly after
1931,
noon showers.
Advance reservation* for May hy
school group* ami business com
pany parties indicate Hint next
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
month also will be a record break
(Continued Oa Pag* T n )
er, It was learned.
Sanlando Springs
A ttendance Rises
Weather
4.
:
uf
Golden Anniversary 2 Cb!m,AC,t 2Sro l i ,i!
W ill Be Celebrated S
* iL'SL&i
s,n,nrd
sme*
19-10 coming hee ,n
from
Alochiway,
By O ffic e r, W ife
He had been omnloyed by the
MWL EV E LY N KIM'S, President of the Women'* An xtllaiT delivers th* k*yn of ■ brand new Chevrolet
liion wagon to Harry Weir, Administrator, flemlnol* Memorial Ho^pitah The Station wagon was
M M l r N Mstfw « ( Refer Motor 8*>«. (S U ff flwto)
. saver **'**4
(tr
A Sanford Police offlrrr who
came hern In 1913 and hi* wife
will rrDhralc their Golden Wed
ding Anlvenroy Minor* iw al their
home on Sanford Avenue,
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Fellow* will
celebrale 30 years of marriage at
a quirt home afalr tomorrow a*
they receive friends and well wish
er* during the day.
Fellows, a desk sergeant at tha
Hanford Police Department, came
to Sanford in 1913 and hat served
approximately 30 year* of th*
time a* a police officer.
fn addition lo hts duties si a
police officer, be la also a watch
maker.
Mr. and Mra, Petlnws hat* five
children all married, and four
ACL for the past 20 years.
Survivors include hi* wife, Mra.
Kluabetli Hicks, four children,
Mra. Beatrice Alfred, Sanford- J.
W. Hicks, Clermont; Mrs, Virginia
Galley, Daytona Beach; Mrs.
Bobble Snyder, New Smyrna; ten
grandchildren, two great grand
children; thro* aisles, .Mrs. M. J.
Bell, Lakeland; Mra, W. O. Cool
ey, Oxford, Miss.; Mrs. Millie
Grantham, Nashvllla, Ga.
Funeral services were held at 3
p m. Sunday at the Briawn Funer
al Home wilh th* R*v. Cox of
Primitive Baptist 'Church of Vrro
Beach officiating and the Rev.
J. C. Crews of tha Church of God
from Jacksonville assisting.
Biwlal was fat O A
Lawn
"MR. TEN N IS", BID HUMMKHFIRLI). knap* the attention of
ancrmJng daring the Tannin Caravan sad CMaia. (Staff Photo)
.
than U
�*•- .
.
<£-
mant Irt Akron.
i of hla paranta, Mr. and Mr«. Roy nn l.ake View Ave. and (r t tat
April IB, Mr.*. I.. R. Becklsy I,. Howell, uver the weekend,
inj imincdlafa pusscselon of It*
p _ I
wa* nna nf the hostesses at TupThe Ilev. and Mra. K- ilcCminI3 1 (0
ptrwara’i f>o hirlhday relcbratlnn, aghay who apent aevtral montlu
haM at their plant near Kiiaim- in tha Hon'd apartment have renice, (inventor l.elloy Collin* win turned to their home in Lafayek- Dear Fellow Citizen:
gue.M speaker fnr tha orcaalun. te, Ind.
Plen.se allow me this mentis
.Itneph A. Marlllirpu who t !*HIty VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON The lliufl pound Mrthday rake
w n made into lha shape nf (hr rr| hla uncle ami aunt, Mr. and of introducing
Admiral and Mia. (J. 1„ Uampn Ttipperunrr building and iha 17* Mr*. C. S. IlonahUnn, hn* returnnf Penaernln hava haan tha guests gallons of punch was In a drum ad In hi* honie in Tampa,
of thair son-in-law and daughter, the- top nf which formed the lake
Verner W. Nelson Jr. i( spendCdr. and Mr*. Jam es F. Parker.
on which lha building front*,
log a leave with his parents, Mr.
Mr. and Mr*. Hiihhaid, form
Mr*. ‘ Kilna null nf Detroit, and Mra, Verner W. N'alinn, fnlerly of Akrun, Cl., hut now living Mlrh„ has arrived to vl*ll hoi lowing his rninptatlnn nf Imnt
in Ft. Myer«. spent several day* 1,1-nlher and sister-in-law, Mr. and ramp at the Marina Cnrps He*
la«t weak »'<li their friends, Mr. Mr„. William Musgravt.
crult Depot, Parris Island, S. C.
and Mta. William I.effler,
jjy, „ n(j Mr*. K. C. Thompson
Mrs. .losephint P. Caracal and
Mr. and Mrs, James D. Cleave* who have spent lha winter In Mr*. Beth Davis, both nf Ratnn
who have hern ncrupying one nf Mrs. Betsie .Saunders' apartment. Rouge, l.a. ara visiting their
the Alley apartments left l.ake left Monday Ini thelr home in hinthrr-ln-law and sister, Mr,
Mary, Friday, she to return to Alhinn, Penna.
anil Mra. H. M. Morris,
hrr home In Rome, ti*. whil#' lie
.Sunday, Mr. and Mr*. P. DFriends nf H. T. Russell will
s serving an overseas lour nf Anderson were dinner guests of he sorry to hear that
he haa
duly with the Navy.
Mr. and Mrs. (i. R. Patterson in heen moved to the home of hie
The Rev. and Mr*. C. 11. Kllnr*1Wlntfr Park. Th e ' Patleraona are aim, Henry Russell In Sanford,
loll nf Alton, N. V. and St. Peter- former resident* nf l.ake Mary, following a turn for th« won*
Mr. and Mra. K. C. Helghway in hi* rnnditlnti,
shurg, apent Thin iduy to Satur
Mis* Nancy Chslklef continues
day wi'h (heir lung time fiicnd', ■r* naw resident!. of Lake Mary,
living in the Wurla hnusa on to he a patient at tha Seminole
Mr. and Mr*. W. (J. ...............
Memorial
Hospital,
suffering
Friends of Wlggu Hmigaard Smith Third St
In 1
,-h i n nf
wer* sorry to
learn
of Id* death, J f-’ *hd sons, Milton and Stanley from a severe throat eondUlon.
Mr. and Mr*. Rny ],. Howell
Mr. and Mr*. F. It. Dunlap
Tuesday. April 17. at lh» Winter
Pmk Ho*piial, following a lung of Waycrn**, lia., weia the guests have purrhased tha Gordon |dnea
illnris, A tiativa nf tlcrrihl, Den
mark, he had lived In Lake Mary
tho pa*t two nod half yvala. He
la aiiivlvi-d hy hla wife. Ml*. Lois
lloiignnt d. Lake Mary, his fa*
IF VIII’ KHALI.Y W AN T T o SKI.L!
thei. Vladimar Hnngnatd. a Inn' it
WRITR OR C A LL FOR "PLANNING TO SKI.L?**—
Ferm hoy. grocery store rtcrV.
an interesting
page illustrated hnnklei that esnlains tha
er, Knute Krik Hnugarrd and a
HANSBROUGH AUCTION METHOD— the PROVEN SUC
sister, all of Jutland, Denmark.
road ronstructlon, factory work
CESSFUL WAY to nUY and SELL PROPERTY at it* FAIR
Thursday, the Rev. and Mr*.
er, building tradesman, ap
M
ARKET
VA
LU
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I
CALL
ORLANDO
41571
C
O
LLEC
T—
L. W. Srnll, the R*v. and Mra.
wit hunt delay!
proximately 3 year* a* Lawyer
('. Wide, .Mr. mid Mrs. P. D.
C. t'. While, Mr. J. M. Thomp
at Fern Park, brmmole County.
son attended the meeting of North
Presbytery and Pieshyterial, held
nl the Fl«gler Memorial Church
in Ht Augustine. The Rev. Scott
Stated Clerk nf llie Presbylery
High school, pre-law Centre
■iii,l Mr*. Thompson I* synodical
College, University of Ken
I’reilileut for the Hint# of Flor
ida. Mr*. Scott la recording eltucky, Law Degree Unlvereity
rietary fnr PreehytfHal.
LARGE HOME f-Bedroom* J-Bat he
of
Miami.
DAYTONA
BEACH
Thoma* llray, who spent Ibr
T O N IT E — 7:10 P. M.
winter
in
the
Tuhii* house,
This Background end Exper
This lerge 3-*tnry frame home I* well maintained and In
has returned to hi* home in Hoiience gives me. a certain utl*
excellent condition. It it very suitable for n rnmfnrlahle family
rninh, N.Y.
residence
nr
ran
easily
he
need
just
a*
Is,
for
an
ideal
guest
derstandli g Intore, t end af
Mr. and Mr*. L. Cntterman of
home. It can also he rnnvenienlly cnnverieu into inenmu ayu.v
Akron, 0., are visiting their
finity with all people
ments.
friends, Mr. nnd Mr*. William
The 1st floor nf (hia delightfully large home Consist* nf ■
I.effler nn Little Lake Maiy. Mr.
large living rnnm with a rheery fireplm-e and spore l-enlei; n
Cntterman for many yeai* has
good alxe dining room, kitchen, bedroom and hath. The "nil
been Captain nf the Fifa Departfloor ronaiite of .1 bedroom*, a hath and a sleeping porch. There
is amnia closet and storage spare thrunut. Tha house has a
cerpnrte and pnrrhei In both front and rear.
_
BM
| y | 3 f y
IV 1 U I W
Wilson Alexander
f
EX P ER IEN C E:
E D U C A T IO N :
/ BELIEVE
N I I T i m T « AI»I*K*M
. RTATK
m “ OK rCtJIIIDA Td!
:N 0. MHFFI.F.Y. *h«ae m l
URN
tenc* l* unknown.
A iw n rn complaint having been
IIU4 e gainai you In th t Circuit
f u r l In and for lumlnni* (’minty.
Inrlria, In Chancery, fnr Divorce,
he Itin rt nil* of Kill art Ion ><•11111
TJUON A. illIKI'I.KT. I 'l- ln illf va.
!I*BN II. .MI’FF I .K r . Hrfutilanr.
these praaenla «rs In re'iiilie you
............
In
Ilia your wrllltn rtefsna,. It any
to I h t Complaint (Hail litrain, ami
n aerva a ropy Ihtraol upon
ti pi
halo
Malntllf's Attorney nn or lialnra
t h a l ! l h day of May, l i t ! pitta I •
will lia
I l f _____
• P i r rti<e a .pro
C n n l u a n................
. . . ........
anlarail a ea in s l you and lha cauaa
proceed aa pari a
O, r . Ilarndnn
• 'lark nf iha circ uit
Court Mamlnnla County,
*«r?
i
Hanford,
m
Burdick DC
that aillt fnr dlvnrra haa haan Iliad
uBatnai you In Ilia Circuit Court
nl Haminnla Cntinly, Florida, In
Chancery. I>v INKI.I, CIIIMIII, Tmt
ara liaialy taoulrad In flip your
.tn-w-r ami or mhaiwlaa iilaad In
ui i-iiiiUmr null low villi Ilia Clark
of I,la atoii« anlltlad Court arm
1”
■ copy Ot Mini, upon Toni
ttaUun. Altnrnay for Plalmlff at
IX" North Main Nlrrat, iirlandn.
t loriila, on nr tiafnra tpa iitli
tlay Ilf May A t> ISie 1it her hi .a
a Decree I’m Cnnlaano will ha eii.
larcil an* Inal you for fallura to
an "M ir and Ilia,your aiitnrr or
•« required hr Ian
H I r.NKtm iha hand and aaai of
lha and Conn ttil* ilh day of
Tom lYalaon
At lor nay fnr Plaint Iff
t i n Nor...
Ih Main ,Btraat, 10-A
Orlando, Florida
IV T|
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N H M I . V t n . K 1(11 A T I.
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fATM OF
FI.OIIIII4,
In ra lha Balnta a lt
NCI IT
K t.CA.N'TJI IH A IIKH
Daea.itad.
r.v pniiH.iTku
,
riNAI. AtlTlt'll
Nolli-a la hrtaliy titan tkat lha
omlai atanril will, on tha Mill day
<>f liny, A. 1>, I'llt, piaaaril In lha
Iloimrohlr County .Inila* of homla
""I* County, Florida, my final ra.
turn, account anl tmithati aa u p
April, a . (• t t ) t .
rutor of tha Batata of Klranthla
lira decaaeeil. and at aald lima,
t t I' Herndon
Clark nl tha Circuit Coun than and linn, maka appllrailon
In tha aald Jude* for a final aaitla.
,0
,
Aiid F o r Haminnla
lHaalt
manl of m> adinlnlaitaiinn ot raid
f n u n ly , Florida
ana 1• and tor an indar illarharalhi
_
ID K. ta lllliifrilrk IlC
ma aa anrli Admlnlalralor.
.11LIM...
r
Florida
Tha 27,non Amttrlodni k:l(t<<1 In
home accident* In IBM wee about
twice the number killed In work
accidents.
TRAINED
SOUND
EFFICIENT
I ’alad ihMl l' ha It d a y ot April,
D. M il
Halan Cnnalantlna
Aa Admlnlalralrla nf lha
F.alala ot K la anlhli Art*.
Iiaraaaad.
II IV H a t#, Aliornay ta t
Admlnlai 1 a 1or, II nndrnff •I'a.’hlna
Midi.. Hantord, Florida
A
FAIR
IN
.. m
. .dR M IA O L R r o. lu tii
■IDA IN CMANCKNV
RLARinA
JjfktU CRUllll.
noiELt cnuM 11,
.YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT APPRECIATED
r i a i m if t .
mv<1ncr:
Defendant
tlKTCMI
RALEIGH KING
ON IP A.
.. U M NfcTINU I
('niTMN hora fra'
illlng addrsaa |a no
ABB IIBIIKIir NDTIPIKD
FOR
WELL DRILLING
T A X ASSESSOR
Howard
C, Long
« »
Phono 388
t0 7 vK, Comm*rrlal
jfcW'.'i- A ; * : * 4j)r- ,
(Fd, Fol. Adv .bv Raleigh Kln|)
IL
OVERLOOKING
|
IIYIIE PARK MOTELPRAIRIE LAKE
OCA LA
M A ITLA N D - FERN PARK
THURfl.. MAY 3—1:10 p. M.
.1 BEDROOM HOME
TUFJL, MAY I— t:J(1 P. M.
Choice lU-unit Mu'.e| on 4Thla heautlful home nf ma Inne U. S. Hwy*. 4ll-27-.ini,
sonry construction I* located 111 miles Hmith of Ocuiu, Mile
on an adequately UmUvapeil
„ .
lot, measuring IDO.tTIf) ft., nnrih of Belleview with small
overlooking picturesque Prairie restaurant. Over ftOtl ft. hwy.
Lake.
frontage. Completely furnished,
Besldee having 3 good elte quick poesession. Easy terms.
bedroom*, the house features a Watch for detail*,
ceramic tile bath, Jalnude win
dows with til* sills, r. modern
HOME or LODGE—
•pace and reramie H'a aplarh
kitchen with ample , cabinet
4-Bed room, I-Bath
back— also a breakfast bar.
Also GARAGE APT.
Thera are hardwood floor*
IS ML North of Brookes
thru-out with aubflooring 40"
On fttoto Hwy. 471 at
foundation haa reinforcing eteel
NOBLETON
above foundation. Thla overall*
termite shield*, and all timber FRIDAY, MAY 4— 1:3* P. M.
it treated for added protection.
Roth hulldlnge aro complete
Tha roof of the home la
built-up gravel— tt ply <life ly furnished. Located on Withtime 3 with Ineulatlng quailttee. laroochee River. Ideal fnr home,
T5: ““ r
,w .
— *.
-><■
cold water with a convenient
ato’ci and churcaei.
drain and tha carport* haa * Near
,i,,
» ” thick concrete floor.
( School bm ati.ps at door,
TERM3: 20% dawn at Auction, balance announced. Write ror
deecrlotlr* foldere on thceo and other properties. Other April
Auction* Include Choice Motel, Hamoa, Water Frantagf, Builneie,
ate.
|_|ANSBROUG|_|
sScminole County
Needs;
t. Belter educitiunal opportunltles fur out citifcn* of to
morrow.
3. SEPARATE O U T IN FA
EH UAL facilities and upp
lunltlo* so rojnred pen
nninng u* may have their o
life and rulture APART fr
while people.
3. A more, adequate highway
eyatam . ,
4. Preservation and cor
tlon of lakta, streame,
gama and flak.
R- Annexation of R;
fringe area* to permit I
ed growth and prograi
If You would Ilk* to i
thin EXPERIENCE, E
UCATION, UNDERSTA
DING and BELIEFS
WORK for You, ELE<
WILSON
ALEXANDER
May 8. 1950.
Your Saminole Count’
prenentativa (Group
(Pd. Pol. Ad. hy W. Alext
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Longwood
1/
Mr*. R U TH LAYO
Family Night will be observed
Tuesday evening, May 1 at 8:00
p. ra. In Library Hall In Longwood when famllle* of th* Women’» Civic League will hold their
annual family dinner.
After th* dinner a Parcel Poat
Sale will be held and the fund
from the Traveling Basket will
he opened. Game* and group »ingIng will make tip the evening'*
e n t e r t a i n m e n t under the
direction of th* Executive Hoard,
who will be the hostesses for
the event.
All member* are urged to come
and bring a friend. Thia will be
a covered tilth dinner.
The Longwonj Baptist Church
will hold Revival services beginn
ing Sunday evening, April 39 at
7:30 p. m.
The Youth will Lead this
Revival and a team of three
from Stetson
University will
participate with Evangelist Gene
Allen leading. Song leader will
be Clem McFarland and pianist
Sadie Arnett.
This Revival will be held for
one week, beginning April 29 and
eluding Saturday evening, at 7:30
Thia is a "Youth Lead Revival”
and thp youth and oldsters alike
are Invited to come.
The Saturday Evening Pinochle
Club held its annual banquet at
Morrison's Imperial House Sun
day April 22.
Those' attending ware Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Godfrey of Pearl
Lake Heights, Mr. and Mr*.
Charlca Wales and Louis Knoll of
Fern Park, Mrs. Florence Sunderlin, Mrs. Maude Tupper and
John Hollister.
Neal Gilbert 1# enjoying a
week'* vactlnn.
Mr*. G. llartbower. who la a
-uest of Mrs. C. Maiers. txpecta
to spend several days this eomIng week In Orlsndo visiting
friend*.
Sir. and M n. Roy Susa, who
winter In Coral Gable*, wer* re
cent guest* of Police Chief
Layo and Sir*. Layo uhila enrouU
So their homo In Penfleld, N. Y.
N. B. Steward, who spent the
f.'
Legal Notice
m ill a sun
.— .. . . . — —
yr>6 la lh* Circuit Court or th*
Ninth J u d b u t Circuit In and l o r
HomtnoU County. Ktorlds, entitled
Hubert I . Dewhursi r u t a t l f f . vs.
M ary K a th r y n f a n - h u m DafnnAant,
t ltaneory No. I0S», Tho na ture of
llil* suit Is to obtain a dlvorc* and
for other Tcllaf
Ton e r s required to Ml* Tour
w r itte n a n sw e r with the r l e r k of
said court end «*rv* a ropy t h r r r p f
upon Plaintiff's attorneys on nr be
fore the lath day of Slay A. p
IS.'!. or a d a r rr e pro confeaao will
be entered • u s l n i t you
WtTNlSS Inv hand and seal
Cterh of the Circuit Court In sod
tor Seminole County florid*, tala
l l t h day of .Spill A D. m * .
O. p. Iferndon
Cterk of lh» Circuit Court
In and for Katnlnola C o u n t y ,
f lo rid *
JRCtJlT COURT S F A U
oam K Murrell A Hon*
Attorney* for PUInllff
l i n t Smith O rs n s* Avanue
P r U n d o f l o r id *
a
s T iT ti o r r t .m in is
TOr
AMANDA
tVltXIAM*.
darefaed. h*r unknown heir* at law,
!*•*!***. deviate*, aranteee. *■•
• lane or claimant* o 'n e rw li* under
he r deeeaaed or otharwlae. whose
residence* and addreaaea a re u n
kno w n : MATIICW WILLIAMH. dar e ts e d and ________ ..William*,
HI* wife, their unknown hair* a t
lew. le g a l* '" deviiaea. aranteee. a s
signs or cla im ants under them, or
e ith e r of them deceased or o therwlae whoa* realdencaa and a d
dresses a r e unknown. D. V tVILj IASIH. deceased a n d . .....
.lAMH, Ilia wife If jiving and If
dead their unknown helra ( I law,
legatera. devleeea, a«algna or rlalm anla otherw ise under Ihem. or
either of them, dereaeed nr o t h e r
wise. whnae realdencea and *ddreeaea arn unknown.
THOMAS, wife of H enry Thomss.
if living, and If dead her unknown
hrlr* a t lew. legateee. deviate*,
granteea, gstlgna. or rlslm anla u n
d e r her, deeeaaed or otherwlee.
whnae resldencee and rddreaars are
unknow n: and all unknown parson*
havin g or claiming to h s v s a n y
right, till*, claim. Intareal or rtsm snd In and to the fntlnwlng deecrlhed property altuate. lying and
bein g In Hemlnole Cminty. fTnrld*
and described «■ follow*, to-wltt
Th* North On*.half of th* Nit
U nr lh* fo: <J of Hertlnn H.
Township 31 South. Hangs 10
fast;
Alao.
LOTS I, I. 4. *. T. I to t t 13
and I t nf Clock II of t.akavlew
Hul.dlvlelon according fo the
Plat thereof, as recorded In Plat
Hook I. Page I t of tha Public
llecorda of Hemlnnla County,
florid*, all being located In tha
NK 14 nf Hecllon I t. Township
II South, Rang* 10 Cast.
a
AI
A
*
All of th at portion of gcsnlo
Drive located South of f o r d
Street *nd *11 of th at portion
of
Lakevlew
Drive
located
Weat of I'cyiTl Street, all In
l a k e v l e w Subdlvlalon aa par
Plat lharaof, aa recorded In
Plat Book. 9. ra g * H of tha
Public Record* of Seminole
County, Klorlda,
And Also,
T h at imritoa of the NE ’i of
to ..........
*11 of
tha Nl: ■A adjacent ...
l a k e v l e w Drive W ett of I'sarl
Street, Lakevlew Sulitlvlslon aa
recorded In Plat Book t, Pag*
It of tha Puhllo Record* of
Seminole County, florid*, alt
lAuafed In Hecllon II, Township
>1 South Rang* 10 E*»t
TDD Alii: H t t in i n V NO TirfK D
th a t a Soil hsa t.-en filed s a a ln s f
yon In lh* Circuit Court of the
Ninth J u d 'r l a t Circuit. In and for
Seminole County, f l o r id * entitled
SAM R. MPRItKI.L, J r , and ROBF.RT (J. MI’RRKLU Plaintiff* •-vaALPHA WILLIAMS. ET A L Chanr e ry No. t o t s The n a tu r* of thia
Bull le to uniat title.
TOD ARK REQUIRED tea fit*
your w ritten defam es with th*
Clerk
of esld Court and ssrva a
i
ropy tliarof upon P l a in t i f f * a tt o r hays on or hefor# tho Tth day of
Mar, A D 1*31. or a decree pro
rnnfeaeo will b* entered against
you.
WITNESS mv hand and seal a>
Clerk nf th* Circuit Court, In and
for Hemlnol* County, Florida, thlr
t t h day of April. A. D t i l t .
o. P lla m d o n
Clark of lh* C trrup
Court In and for Serr
Inole County, glorldk.
(Circuit Court Seat)
lags I t Murrell * Son*
winter In Longwood returned to
hit boms recently In Farmington,
Ma., only to suffer a very aavtrg heart attack upon hla return
Last word received from hla
daughter was that ho was grave
ly III.
Sir*. Clarence Snow hid tho
misfortune to fall and break her
hip last Friday. Mr*. Snow was
taken to th* F l o r i d a SanItarlum and at present It quite
comfortable. Catds from Jter many
friends will be greatly appreciatcd.
Mr* Cassia Maiers and her
truest, Mrs,' G Tlartbotver, alto
Mrs. Selma Larcom returned
from Sebring Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Linton Cox, who hsa been
visiting her daughter In Atlanta,
(in., has returned to n«r homo
on Oxford Street Mrs. Cox con-
traded pneumonia while - In At*
lanta and bat been w ry III. However, sho Is now eonvaloaclng
and Improving alowly,
Mra. LeRoy Neuman of Main*
St. entertained at tarda laat
Friday evening. Among those enjoying the bridge game wora Mra.
L. Jamtt. M n. Q. JYaitb'ower and' M fn Deanna Tatfn*. daughter • m
S A N T03TV 1
Mr*. Castle Malar*.
of Mr. and Mra. John Farina, had .Mint. Apr. .10, 195(1
Sir. and Mra. Norman Godfrey, the mltfortun* tn receive a broken
who hava apant th« Winter leg whllt playing ball while at
day morning. t
r
montht at thtlr home In Pearl ichool.
Lake Height*, left for WltconWilliam Hatlam, ho has spent Mv. and Mrs. Joe MalaOn
alh where they will aptnd the the winter at hla home on Maine a business Dtp to Phlllu
aummei
—.«, left .or 1*1,0,',>.... .ty., Sun
m *
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APRIL 30
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I . Morris Has Dedicated
Years Of Teaching To Youth
le a long timat
whan theuaanda of hours of dedlca*
•arriaa hava baan pecked into thosa
span of time seams even
the career of Herman E.
A Doctor in the Family
lltXABITH INPUT
only be capable of keeping pace with today’s
etenderds In the world of education, but will
keep abreast of ths chancing demands be*
reuse of ths constant dally transitions In
the ability of youth to bettor themselves
and In tha demands to advance scholsstio
and dJeeiplinery standards within tha school
structure.
avuopsi*
• »rrxiu«« u> mi/, tm ■
l
i i wtr* a.
—4nd thslr «l*» V i «be
- rsKaJsarerJSb
~
ft i i r t u t n * tfjnjrggta
T o u ’ra badly blown. Undo,* »he
■aid btuntly.
Linda betaaed tha bu k of fcer
hand ever ker tumbled curie. "I
know,- eke agraad. *1 had an errand outdooti, end th* hood of my
raincoat ployed hob with my hrir.“
-lnieedl“Ctew laid yen wanted me,
lla'am Tatretha Indleatad U* hair bruah.
‘kka'a all thumb* today. I thoufbt
If you—my arm la bothering me.'*
Mr*. Thorntea auffared eemewhat
with artkrttu. U waa aa oilmant
whiok often eorved her purpose*
-Tea, of course." Linde moved
tleeer, took the bruah, and then the
th Ike emoothed the long, One,
straight hair, aa white ee goose
‘
r% and ea unmanageable,
had had practise m twisting
the stuff into the complicated knot
whiok Sereua wasted, and fsete*.
lag It tightly with as array ad
terteiea-shall plan.
Mm Thors tea rewarded her
with • wutaey smlU. and ashed If
ska would kelp with her dreoa.
Clew, the said again, woe m clum
sy. The Week woman had some
back Into the room Her face In*
•crutable, eke helped Uode bring
out eeversi el Ma’am'S g en e , and
out tar ter la make
• rUT-*1— Naas ad Ue drwwm
_______Barelha wan tha kind to
heap enact mental Slea ed anything
the owned, down to the la* button
—bus aka
senrtao, and Mm gat It
Hew Mm carefully m— , -------- my*nrn the purple ram*, the Meek
crape, the *my Mca. -What wtB
you weae, Lmda r* she aakod.
* eurpeiead,
Musl-With (tie
seckUea of eorved fold
Lindn looked up tn .
prise. “Why, tt'e kenufl/hf/ Tvo
never seen it before."
Serethn glnnced et the m alt
worn leather chest which stood at
the foot of the four-poster; Lindn
had never seen tU contents. "I,
have my treasures," sold Uo eld.
tody, -gome—my Cttlnn shawl —
this rhaia name to ma through
Us Massachusetts branch of our
family. They had shipping interseta, you know. My valuable Jewel
ry will, ad oouroo, go to Margaret
and than to Ann—Uaugk U yow
had had n daughter—"
Linda bit her Up, and oaughl
back her Impulse to say, ‘Tm sor
ry." hhs woe sorry, but—Wltheul
ever openly defying haretha. from
the flnt she had act up oomom
barrier* againm the wornas 'a ty
rannical rule ad her family. Thag
rule eheuld not, and would not, en
gulf Ltndai
Now eke kuMod boraeU with the
enaminatiea of each hand. No two
were alike. "I hope Aten went bn
late toe bln own dinner party," she
murmured. "Too knew that he'd
been sailed to Kennarly T"
“You told uo at tunek. Did yon
■Ml law ere to Mlm little Moor*
“Tm . Alan said they would pea*
ably epeeaio he sailed m pUntng
her hip."
. .
-Sho'l be a eripyta 1 1
etto eommunlty ha has dedicated
•
•
•
The stew
yean of teaching young people and
m. eJokp,
urt iham* see ie
ast
[ngthfir activities—in school and out.
tirac haa 1 — a.
>young people ha haa devoted his time New T ie Invented
u l reuse twist. Jim **4. A»m.
ths's broth.-, al* Uerle AKbar
There
will
be
no
souped-up
tie
ends
or
i thought - end efforts. Ha has watched
a i hi* alU^«lf». AiJAt
SIM
grew Ipto successful eollera students, flapping tiea In the breasa when Father'a
ll
■ aQr*dn
radii.
Pay
gift
shoppers
choose
the
button-down
ho
no*
LlsOa
tas seen them beeome athletes, good
___ e r a s
as
«A“u T h#r t h a ttee.
CHle
Art*“i r a w la (Mr* with
good collage men, and then good tie es their favorite selection to plesaa the
*
frMtu/M
"King For A Day" recipients.
1 *p*ratten *11
AML
a MAlTtrr—
We've
learned
that
a
Florida
man,
Ab
doubt Herman 1. Morris has rasped
It of the devoted servlet to ehil- raham Schreter, invented the Innovation la
youngsters—to young men and man's tie dress.
Eight of tha new creations have been
lap ho Is retiring after serving
... nearly every school In Seminole placed In tha Smithsonian Institute, two rech a pter a n
UNO A u r r kererif keek tale
r. Ac a teacher—a principal—a coach preeentlnv each of tha branehsa of military
service. Two of. ths now-famous tics were
tk* Mg keuea, ekeeked an tke
_ edee—and n eounsatlor.
twins end euggeeuf that they
Wa look with prida at thla man who has . sent to Mrs, Mamie Elsenhower ts gifts for
eheuld be going heme too*. They
the
President.
w ill ea Uulr itemAche, looking at
totad hla Ufctlma to aprofasslon that must
The Ingenious feature of ths tie Is thrsa
the oelered platu in the BritonTdmlnad—for to taacn thsrs Is an Innnta
him , end aboent-mutfetUy they
Idaalre to be a maker of man and woman buttonholes constructed at ths lower half
ograad that tkey weulO have mm.
N A e later win be shining examples of ths or smell end of the tie with which to button
Sh« went t* tke airing vwoee
/ tha tie to tha shirt*
end tke* to tke Wuhan, and aakod
Itoderthlp afforded them.
•y
JAM
IS
If
A1UIW
|lv*n
him
sad
Bulnaia
by
ths
tke kuUer hop*fully if tkare'd keen
The new mod# of tie drssg Is sweeping
" Only the beat hae baan good enough for
Ataeelatod Prose Nave Asalysl British SociilUu. If* was a*ksd l! any wrer' from tke Doctor. There
toes who hava eomt under ths influence ths nation and Is displayed inmen'a stores WASHINGTON 'J1 — THs Journsy Russia Mould trss About MO Bail
"Alan
■old that Ew.
Kerman-1. Morrie-and ha h«a and department store* everywhere.
•t Russia’* PrsmUr Bulganin and European Socialist* presumed to
Out mi Urn kafl. »he emited t«
However, there’a s morel In this editor C'emmuiUt serty b*u Xhruth- bs la Communis: yriion.
Soar Bounds tkat Indicated a stir
that policy throughout his career
ring throughout the house of the
filed in the many ■uecasafut men ial, when we reveal that one's iiicceii can •h»v i* Brittle - one ad the rhl« Irritilsd him i t much that old
LYsdnT"
folk rUlng trees their aflameon
_______
.
strangest
of
modirn
tlmsp-wni
r
*
b
lu
tid
back,
aceordloi
to
ro
be
achieved
by
constantly
trying.
The
Inven
d 1 M ----who hava been students under
liyt
Ma'am. Me hnoatto
r
of
th
e
tie,
a
fte
r
f
l
l
t
i
year*
in
th
s
bual.
probably
bs
giviai
*U
fchoei
/or
port*,
with
than
atstemanti:
All
(administration.
‘'Idles Lindat* It woe Clew, at
ktm In any
tha door od SereUu’e room. 1# will be mlsssd, to be sure. And we "«■ "»*"r • - * • * **.
I >00* euro Alan
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W
w
m
discovered the brand new feature,
Linda shrugged out of hae seat
h ot bo a good Amur.. r that his shoes will be hard to fill.
man may have amuied Westsra about the aoo, they ware no: in -Tee, CSewT“
"Ma e oomlog tonight W
Mr.
Schreter.
even
though
over
to,
Is
The
■Our praise to Mr. Morris for hla thoughts
aaibCemmuaUU. Thl tffeet elM* Russian prisons, If they war* In
-Ma’am
wltSs’
k>*
y
m
m
‘t
—wan
of
satin.
U
wa#
ea
erpea
grossed In hll letter to the Board of Pub- constantly traveling to promote hla tie wenr- whart miy have craatad eym- prison cliiwhtrc that w n no constve model which Alan had insisted m you'll have o eh
T U come.*
; He] Instruction of Seminole County when lng the very first of the “button-down" Prihy /or tha Russlant and hottUU earn or Ms, and h* refused t» take
Serstka’e maid took UnSa’s aw Linda's buying whan Ihoy'd at- N you Uko km.’
PereUa’a oyoo
ry /er the Brltleb. The Jtuatisaa ■ Ual el thiir nimei or try to help rainaeoL Beth women knew what H-n-o the tu t convocation, and
hei officially retired and said "present eon- models ever made.
* e e
Indnnd than wm n locket to it, a* wear the mauro," Mm threw *0
ware pueiti in Britain.
ih«m.
Ms’aas waa up u .
convince me that the school and
Clem. "Eut l want put E an n tE
the lim
e time wmaMkeve
XknaXthav'* Ai IPr#ri
«At uta
same
Oila wa. s beaut. ralna eg tamiiy central eapahiy ta wall an the bueUe-eneO ed
lour. Ten might eoo M yen eonld
would hava better opportunity by It's Eosi«r To Vote
temper tantrums hll rsstUei U tht r#fWU o( wh.t he raid are
-***? sew velvet
hoi# hi the kitchen." Mm timed U
to needling • relies w w tiui
UaUer sa ihe ataiidaree n eeeow •An o t Uo gMUtder hook
go at thle time."
*
is my olhee poetnerf*
Ths voting machine will soon replied
very naked above n dinner table,art cure that tha Board of Publio
about hla leadarthlp. They Aw't The new Ruulsn line, ei out. uie^Negrtee* ‘‘Seams I can't'pises* said Serethn in tke tone which eat*
oung ea
young
end hnndMEU I
In making an appointment to
In dokn
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Wte‘
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W
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tied ad things here M Ue family,
M M ir
0,*y
WsHarssrs wesdlf the Communist party'■ Mth Cos.
Linda shot her a blue-eyed ensile, Linda said nothing. Mm oeuld wear
_____tslpai Morria, will consider, a • Count?.
r
|re»e In February, envitlent Com- oreased Ue hoU U Ue sleeod dew. another frock.
With the most modem method of voting what they ra leamng *t
f an d aggraailva principal who will, not
moved U « m e tig «WSr,
.w. the
.... coming
----- ----------------- Qam-ia Mslenkev, deposed is mUniili working with SoclsUtti rapped krtafly upon k and turaek andflereUa
now slated for
elections, voters
Maned beak, showing no in young r
Ue Mlvsr kneti
will know soon sftsr ths polls art closed, JJJ*1 J V S l K h a ?
ou'ilw* ,h,# ,r0" c;urf*Il> ,0
Unde had seen her meUtr-la* tent to salset her gown, or put one “About forty, I think. ■
The Sanford Harold
to eoo Alan about hla being avail
exactly how their favorite candidates scored J S , \o t T ^ l i i McTiien M
*a U,t law at lunch and In Ue morning l “I euppooo you’ve shocked ea able
should tha part hospital
when
eked
take*
flowers
tn
Us
Ruby
and
Jacob
IIn the Democratic Frlmsry. and ths elections hie m art vuii ts arit£f. lui- WU j7„ J J lw rt S S ides ssnnoe mem. hut now she grasted the eld "Everything M Mm.'
bias. Aina Mhos him very mush." i
“Wig y « p loUe beMkasT*
f
that will follow.
Mils Skd Xhnishehev may have help scouring: 1/ Xhnuhekev sea tidy os M UU were Ue flees em>
-Ok, M. haven men, Eve m m end
-I thought > weeded kwhay.”
Thera will be no multllsted bsflotl, no
he needled lute espMlag by leer*, aeunter ed Ue day.
Uasm wan seated
-aulnen." said Lindn. " t i n * Dr. Bowwun la n bachelor, and1
long houre of eouhtlng, tebulsting, chscklng,
! r, ‘*d
•"* • kerted sun- dreeelng
slender, and lng Uo rad and whits china, and I OhpUli Elako'e wtfa U aa lavalld."
Uhie, t
.nd addlDB U> product U» to t.l, hour. u «
t
white Iladtalaa Into the ruby
"floema a Mt add U UvtU •
■rent, wearing a long, dark red
wtthatit hla wUa "
robe- Her white heir hung
hours sftsr ths "night before" poll eloelng ire slid ia leel Maleatew U the do bueJneis With U h r tougher’ flannel
to think Ue Oap*
1
tn n Mans eapn W her waist Ike
time.
emirtaet mat la the Jtusaliae' eel. e«uatiee*T
U nit, I s*
k»had at Linda In the mirror, and have ■ rf» i
tenth wed
< Voters wm find thsmislvis In tpolling U«tlvs l«d«rehip tod wtu he hath
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UniH te
Aid oat wm. Ma'am had so alert
"And m he eheuld. If he ramem*
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mind, a ertap roles, a Arm will, and ding anlvarskry,- Her white hand ben that he haa a wlft til at heme,
places standing before ths ballot so th at j V i 1! M d/M odVm ^'^m J!!!
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she waa greatly respected—but she took n mull, rubbed velvet mm ■ut— l tindiretand that ha deem t
choice* may be sslsctsd etflly. and with
*
S o m e tim e * I t P ay *
waa an* n woman ana could Imag
M table, mugged It open, always remember. Nor. I'm afraid,
ine loved wtU any warmth or pea*
I tt toward her dough- fleae my dnughtm."
a ilrnplii turning ofii lever eomplsts th» votnru.Keh.y U appirently the J 0 Q u i t Y o u r J o b
(T t Ee Cm *
tar-tn-lnw. tt aentilned a
lng that previously hsd required the old- reel bees sew. Bulganin take# a
w 4« u , f * u u r J U U
hbajs a oo.
• MSA bp
fashioned peper bsllota to be laboriously hath seelits hlmLletting His pert- HOtXYW
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Mender, April 80.1058 marked.
TODAY** BIBLI THESE
Cornea May I, thsrs should be bigger ■ ot^^rukk'¥ik^^goaU vU n,*end u T L \tt» u r , j«btt
/rant of tha mlrmr. but eventuilly terribly this /Athlon maietina Mflory Knlgk m s book silled
I mddlUtg on »ll thy world— Fialm 113i erow
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Min •sseeletos
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. •diK>r l* "rukay F « e " with Fred “ Klelse/' end It is n * prsmlnanl
la the beet t e l l e r llete. Klee
;i.-ATh»t ig • talk wp shall never exhiuit, new. modem, eaiy.to-me, vetlnf mechlnee. is ■ ttU . has appeared u e tuity. * the job of teaching mom itirs *>•■ Thempiod site werbod Aetatn sod Audrep Hepburn.
- t°°d
Tito mlcrwaopq tn* toltowopg hava fabutHo wonder the candidate* are beating uninhlWM. nwiateUeetuai. sire- how to sing. Soon e/terwsrd she «ttk Judy Oerliad end Lens Th, letM likely tura la her life Tboespeoa ta aloe- letting
book - - - •
■» tor roeoed abouo
right out ef e beesme the eueee ei the Bight Horne hut »he denied reports U her emergence se e book
; «uriy multiplied the Wonder of God's works, th eV u e h ee and rapping cm d e o ri in an a tDestoeeiby novel.
«Jub eireuk.
that toe Uught them their *tu«. *„ter. During her dsye wiU the
(but the material unlverae la only part of U m M t a M m l ail th e Vfttee t h s r can.
t#m^ 'a t easier viim* tn vote
*
**' h* *• «H»edleUble. Today she is hrinshUg eut In “They were too lecomplltoed M wiUUme iroUere, the used ta es.
Ithe work of the Infinite.
WAUN-TT GINBEAD
It a eaaier now Id Vt»e.
_ But It teuld be seiumed, state two more dlreetion* — u e beta- he uught," she slid modsettg. change hsnter with them In a
nS £& S fiP
Khrushchev, Bulganins
Tour Unpredictable
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» talllien Bus- nwlllng suther end s mevta so- All 1 did wip go nvsr ths songs amiB-gtr) seiee. The voice eventi
lain at flrit, he didn’t turn eut Mim, ttaab he Is s seel, saltulstlng tr*u.
once with them."
usllp beam s ■ mUehleveus Imp
th l« W«F*
. min whs knews whet he's up te ggy U sWe, linhy and paiMtied Alter “ Good New*," she de- »*"*4 W®*1*’ H1'* Tto>n«P»on. ,
s E i r *S&Swrai&s:
Bveryene wie <.U*od wttb the
MANAOBB TOLD
ited Prooe IUV Writer
P 1*? ■ » < « « « f* ¥
Britain rilsoe euaiUeeo about both brought bar early tureen as a t *
* a Btoreip weeE tojeettog
m y be • tam e la the 7,"
t l V4 *
1
We ae*l«ei. and hie ihrewdeen. v.nm with Fred Waring and _
.l
J toto torn m i l bomtay.
willed
to
get
sway
and
kivs
a
he tor toe
treol. Ua brlghf bey ef tha
\* A "uri*n stre in i. Ha tiry ta Mena Laka, *«aU*| wttb The tJfM of ■ British werhmsn ethers, flhe leaded at MOM aa wSol,
ike soil shers ted with o r t i l l
et Miami.
iim ttri Yea u e be toe ikrlvsd la Uim water toe
■•>*«« Mi
w- flit
«-* nl
•* him
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— irri'
i - j vocsl conch
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*--• w#01#
- warm,. ths plsntlng and
. . . riw ra •» fleher,
shaking
a ^* u * * * „,* u ^L 1* ererptolng.
too slow end loo silted for nsUve m>" o( *»lthsble ilu rilnbow utod him thst hs mentioned It U gjm t rs ef the ’Me.
Besides, l think they wm* gotag
tor pour ewi, good.
brook trout, he’d flourish In like* ^
1
,f u T * r t'
"I* *»• <• eesy lih," eh* a - u flr*
like rilabows and he’d sUr in
Hsried by
•Never to she yw r AM^s* s Rue- sailed wistfully. “ Buyposlng A im Ustesd of getting swsy ***■)*
itresme where even the riUrtew* ’ks etste W||p ssugkb
sisn. to slid. Then, Ilk* a teen* Allyson had e drie at I to ge ever all. »h# warned witk th*.four W»would leave if they could and die , Th*n they switched to t w i spec puffing out hla chset In vtsw e voog tar Twe 01/1. and a Sailor,' U«P« Brtahere ta a e ^ t elub sot
11 thay couldn’t.
trout and tha first year, jt.l per ef ■ rival gang, h* informed hi* which waa my first picture there, tost was the peak of sophtakeThat It turned eut was net si. e*nt * l)u •r,|insl ylsRtlsg ware Byltlsh hosts and the wertd that she’d coma In at * and then spend ttaa. Ter a decade she prospered
together tooths*good. %
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S t a k i n g • k f f ir .,.. m U t i Ue tlm . bMer. the mlv to whet eke eslta “ t
trout stayed in the water . 3 l ^ ani* *■* pvr, cent^ were aiught, taUaita that eould kit anywhare rer Bring har hair. But .he’d have kuriMaa."
Chances are, when toe exptrimint Of earth,
tha aeng reedy by the time it w u
Lately key career he*
stayed snd stored.
concludai n*W year, eel mere than He htar
seeded."
hew tu rn . After sfl thee* yeses,
That started i tnsysnient ef Ash , tot si , / se m m t -.iji w h ,
r
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“ II was the same wHH filaria she ta Airily appearing to taeat
min.gers igilnst him. Conserve. Lv.red.
^
end • esnntbsl who’s very rough DeHava*. She'd fu her hair in at to* tamers, the la glaring a
sf/ir1-'- -J‘-------------- eoveren.
That, odmlnlstraHvaty speaking, indeed a rainbow* and nattva
when he's turn*! too*# in
• i v i n t r
Uiey can tar the menay And wrila U
1Uhl¥ toaauee tar bbreaks
n etu w
the semi
seme water, thwe'a Mlfl ■
tha
trsut tasked
tanked'IU
m a h ^ I *v trr
***•**"••
**• stayed,
th*
tte brown
krewn trout
like
a b i^ u ^
Aid It lake*
to
per
pise.
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plate toe him.
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tanger te
<e retae
r«tae na brew*
hrewi’ ta
t* It's
la the leas eceoulble. leu
m
catehable site ia the haMtery ta darirebto water, cherished by the
“•£ * with.
purisU who* a men not only esn
LAST SHOWING TODAY
Tkat'e the overall Mperleeee hi Ash all day withsut touching #1'ta ta i too.
hews with ■ stranger but cm Ash
Governor LeXoy CdBW
Although ha may be a peer to- stubbornly all soieoa trying to eut•men has
fraeteat selaamsn
haa ga^Dnd
galnnd mw hiaier w!
veiiment in heavily Aabad «tree mi wit one sr two vtoe rid Ask.
tnnouncoment ef the leentieB In Fkorkk M a
what’s
happening
in
Loch
O r u t N iw
In4 w«»ry
Indiptmleiit
of
antral* Insurance
H- JAMES GUT AGENCY
iii a A M fm r
DEPENDENT
ON YOUR VOTE,
A N D SUPPORT
s t u it
non ti
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A N Y GROUP,
PRESSURE
OR
Spedal Interest
J im * & o u r
FlA T U B tt- 1M - Iter . Hid • Till - ItU
• A STORY OF THR SOUTH
STARTS
• FILMED IN THE SOUTH—
TOMORROW • JUST A HEARTBEAT A.WAY
FROM YOU
new Howard Hughee alwaJt plut.
Howard Hughee, mtaHLaatotoMra km l ato
many great enterprise#, aakk
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“Governor ColUni who to tn my ep fn W
just about the boat salesman any state
ever had persuaded a a to b a le Umeb
’ tetivitloa la Florida."
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Governor Colllna to BSLUIVO FLORBJLm
every COUNTY IN FLORIDA. A n d U rg^ oS
tmell countie* art beginalag to feel the tolling eta
feet* of thla great sslesson'• effort* to dt ' ™*
Industry in our atate.
The movement haa jEot begun. In Id short
month* LeRoy Collins hee
haa given „it tremendoue
w0rc*>,'n}tl1 *
f?ur*yw i«rm u Governor, Le*
Hoy Collin* can bring hla effort* to even greeter
■ucceee than1th# record of many new lnduitrioe
end veet population increase that haa
for
marked hie career ae Governor,
fE-ff#er Cemner
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U D C Chapter Observes Southern
Memorial D ay With Activities
Southern Memorial Day was
observe*! by the Norman de Vara
Howard Chapter, United Daugh
ters nf the Confederacy Thurs
day with a program at the home
of Mrs, Riiel Robison on Elliott
Ave.
Mrs. M. R. Strickland. Mrs. C.
P. Herndon. Mrs. A. B. Wallace
prepared the program which con
sisted of the invocation and benedlcatlon by the Rev. Mill on Wyatt,
two solos "Prayer Perfect" and
"The Unknown Soldier" by Dick
Aiken and tha memorial address
by Mr. Andrew Bracken, assistant
principal
of Seminole
High
School.
A luncheon followed the pro
gram at th# home of Mrs. J. H.
Truluck on Lemon Bluff with
Mrs. W. R. Dyson acting aa eohostess.
Mrs. W. O. Hill. Mrs. Minnie
Jones and Mrs. Mayola Adam*
were In rhsrge of the luncheon
arrangement#.
Mre. F. E. Reumlltat, president
of tha chapter, <ed the group in
saying the American Flag Pledge
and tha Confederate Flag astute
and conducted the ehort busineia
meeting which followed.
A nominating committee waa
elected to select officer* for 1050*
67 term. Mr*. Watson Wallace,
Mrs. Zeb Ratliff and Mr*. J. H.
Truluck wer# th# member* elec
ted to aerv* on thl* committee.
Two note#, signed hv all presant were sent to Mrs. Mtry l,.
Stroag and Mrs. J. M. Hayes.,
who wer* absent because of ill
ness.
Those present wer* Mr*. U A.
Brumlay, Mr*. W. ft. Kirby, Mrs.
Frank McNeill, of Miami; Mr*. R.
Roblaon, Mr*. W. C. Hill, Mr*.
A. B. Wallace, Mr*. F. E. r. -omlllat, Mra. M. R. Strlcklamt, Mrs.
Mayola Adanii, Mra. C. P. Hern
don, Mra. Minnie Jones, Mrs. A.
K. Rosaetter, Mra. Zeb Ratliff,
Mra. W. P. Fields, Mr*. F. B.
Adams, Mr*. Wataon Wallace,
Mr*. George Harden, Mr*. D. D.
Caldwell, Mr*. B. L. Perkin*, Mra.
J. H. Truluck, Mrs. W. R. Dyson,
Mr*. J. M. McCaaklll, Mr*. J. II.
Nieholsoo and guests, Mrs. Dick
Aiken. Mrs. Milton Wyatt and
Mra. Andrew Brsekan.
C alendar
cheered dish luncheon at noon.
MONDAY
WEDNESDAY
The Boy Scout# will mewt at
First Presbyterian Church at 7
T ’ e Girl Seou-.j will meet nl
p m.
The Session will meet *t First tie r .. t Presbyter1*" Chur-h at
Presbyterian Churcn at 7:30 p. m. 3:30 p. m.
The Mid-week Bible Hour will
•TUESDAY
be t tiducled by *<e\ A. G. MeThere will be a Worker* Con InitU
at Firs* f it *l>t i.'ian
ference In the Educational Build Church at 7 p. m.
ing at the Flrsfc Presbyterlsn
'■•e Chancel Chi'..1 will rehearse
•.r. ircb at 7 p. m.
st
F.»»t Pr*,byt#r a) C.v. th at
The annual Memorial Servlc# of
the Daughter* of Wesley Sunday 7:30 p. m.
hebool Class will be held at the
Airs. Muriel Scott will give swim
church at 7:30 p. m. All church ming instructions fnr all navy demember* and the families of
pendent* at 10 a. m. at th* Sta
the departed members ara cordtion
pool.
ir.lly invited to attend. A business
The Sanford Woman'* Club will
session will follow tb* event In
hold a luncheon at 12:30 p. in.
McKinley Hall.
hold a luncheon at 12:30 p. m.
CW F Clrcla * of th* Tirst when* report* will be heard from
Christian Church will meet at tha Stats Convantion. Member* ara
V:30 p. m. at tha home of Mrs. asked to have their reservations
R W. Cessuha with Mr*. W. H. in by tomorrow afternoon tn Mrs.
Young In charga of tha program. Oscar Harrison, Phan* 20A1.
Th# Sanford Tourist and HhufTha WSCS *f tha Kbeneser
fleboard Cluh will meet at 5 p.
Methodist Churh will meet at the
m. for a covered dish supper and
horn* of Mr*. Ulark, Su. Sanford
meeting.
The business tnd progrsm meet Ave. at 7:46 p. m.
Midweek prayer service will be
ing nf, the W8CS Of the Methodist
conducted hv Dr W P, Brooks
Church will begin at 0:45 a. m,
Jr. at First Baptist Church *i 7.30
at the church. A board meeting
ill be held at 0 a. ni. and a p in
The Andrew Club will mccl *1
First Baptist Church at R 13 p in
The Junior Choir will rehrnrsc
at First Baptist Church at 3:30
5 I
VJ t C I < 1 tv ' ’
pm .
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t • tf A I H t
LAST TIM E TO N IG H T
STARTS 7:3.1
and oil
"w B C O
b fio k i loot*!
Feature— l:ft| — 1:43
•DOLLAR A CAR N IG H T"
THUISD-.T
Th# Southsld* T’-TA w-ill meet
at the school auditorium at H p.
m. Installation of officers will hr
held and all member* »r» urged
to be present.
Th* Wast Sld# P-TA will meet
at 7 p. m. at tha school. Mrs. Mar
ian St. John will Install all new
officer*. A covered dish supper
will also he held. All members,
both mother* and fathers, are
asked to be present to bring the
attendance record up.
The Seminole Association*! WMU
will maet at Geneva First Bsplist
Church at 10:00 *.m. Dr. James
Stewart of Stetson will b* the
speaker.
Th# Intermediate Choir will re.
hearse at First Baplisl Church at
DO YOU
KNOW YOtm
CANDIDATE
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY IS MAY 8
! was tmployed in 1935 by J. C. Hutr.blion A Co., hi th*
capacity of Treasurer, I am still with this organisation. Aik
lha members of thi* firm about me. They know m*.
Will speak on WTRR May 1st at 5:45 P. M.
ROBERT A. (bob ) COBB
CANDIDATE FOR
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY
A nnual Spring
’r —
Session A tte n d e d
By M rs. H. Appleby
The annual Memorial service
of the Dsughters of Wesley will
be held at th# First Methodist
Church Tuesday Mny 1 at 3 p.m.
The program I* a* follows:
prelude, Mrs. Albert Hickson, Invocation, the Rev. Milton Wyatt,
solo “ Beautiful 1*1* of Some
where" hy Mrs. Robert Bennett;
Poem, "1/ Rr.troy" by Mrs. fl. G.
Harrlman; Eulogy, Mrs. M. Paul:
calling of th* role, Misa Alin*
Chapman; rand!* b*ar*rs, Mrs.
J. E- Courier, Mrs. W. E. Baines;
solo, "Good Night Beloved" hy
Mr*. Bennett and Benediction by
th* Rev. Milton Wyatt.
Th* Memorial Roll Is Mrs. A.
M. Marshall, Mrs. J. Roberts,
Mrs. H. It. Chappell, Miss Gertie
Speer, Sady* William Edwards,
Jessie Graves Brown, Virginia
Martin Douglas, Beth Mettlnger
Morgan. Miss l.eola Evans, Fran
ce* Tetrion Swanson, Mr*. Fred
Wilson, Mr*. W. A. McMullln.
Mr*. C. A. Halne*. Mr*. B. J.
Goode, Elisabeth Musson Scott,
Mist Ida Grey. Nell Evana Gibson, Mra. S. W. Walker, Mrs.
Gordon Flvnt, Frankie Shipp
Mltrhell, Virginia Elder Akers,
Miss Mary Farlsh. MY*. II. R.
McCall. Mr*. L. A. Beaiiman.
Mrs. Katherine
McKay, Mrs.
Pearl Babbit Roe* ami Mr*. Tearl
Tyre.
The pub'le I* issued a cordial
invitation to attend this session.
Story Tellers
M eet Recently
For A nnual M eal
POLITICAL ADY. PAID FOR BY B. A. COBB
V, ‘
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MISS LOIS MUSE
(Photo hy Raymond ntuuinj
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Miss Lois Ellen Muse Announces
Engagement To Michael Farrell
Your Girl Scouts
Mrs. Peter School, s.i.d
Mrs. R. Carlson
W in Bridqe Game
Brollfd “ iS U nr#*d
P&iAonah.
Al! Calendar
11 Lifting* And
‘ ■i Society Newa
1Are Reqoefted
, B y 5 p . m. The V
Day Preceding ’
Publication
MARY L EARLE
CandiilaU for
TAX ASSESSOR
22 Years actual riperJenca In tha of(ic»( 19 Y**r* ■■
Aaalatant Annmwr
BE M I S L E A D
hy a promts* of permanent homestead exemption
through a card syatam.
Therelajio such thing aa permanent homestead exemption. The law provides that an
application In the following prescribed form (and seta forth tha form) be mad# each
and avery year by tha taxpayer In order to ba eligible for tha sxemptlon. Aak any
public official or your lawyer to show you the law on this moat Import mattar.
VOTE
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Miss Patricia Collins, popular
brida-alect, was fated with a tea
at the hum* of Mr*. Harry Cush
ing, l.och Atb*r l,. Mr*. Cush
ing and Airs. J. 8 Adams Friday
afternoon from 3:38 to 5:10 p.m.
I Tha roojns of tne mvely home
overlooking the lako were decorat
ed with arrnniemeuia of spring
flower* In crystal ami gold hold
er*.
In the dining room the serv
ing table was overlaid with a
laca cloth centered with a silver
randelabr* holding burning white
taper* and a tiny huuqust of
batiy'* breath and gladioli in 11*
center. Silver service* wer# used
for the tea and coffa* while cry
stal dishes held null, mints and
petita fore*.
Accenting a buffet on one side
of th* main labia was a rlever
arrangement of rladloll Interifitrsrd with Ivey. This creation
waa centered In a milk glass bmgl,
During the course nf event*
Mis* Collins was presented a
hostesses gift. Approximately SO
Try This One
DO N O T
pQts
Feted Friday .
By Two Ladies
Th* *ng*g*m*nt nf Alii* fails
Ell*t» Muse, daughter of Mr. and
Mtielc. einrles, poetrv, good Mrs, J. C, Mils* of Lake Monroe
food end fcllnwehip. hiuhltchtcd and Mlchitrl Junto* Farrell, ion
nn enjoyable evening fnr slory of Mr. and Mrs. Jnnie* R. Far
France* Cobh*# TROOP ONE
leilers ami thHr guest* when rell of Brooklyn, N. Y. Is being and Mr*. Fred Robh* TROOP
ihov met recently nt the Ynrht. announced today.
NINE spent th# weekend of
Club for Ite annual covered di*b
Miss Mils* was horn In Sanford April 20 ramping at Silver Lake.
illuncr pnrty. Host**,** for tin* and attended schools hero grit- They
left Immediately
after
occnslon werp Mrs. n. E. W h i t # , ' w|||, |h* rinse of I‘162 school Friday ami attended dur
Mrs. C. C. Wclech and Mrs. R. from Seminole High School. She ing th* weekend. Miss Cobb was
F. Cobb.
is a member «f tb* Lake Monroo in rhargn of tha activities.
Mrs. John Lee presided ovr» a Baptist Church and Is employed aa
BROWNIE TROOP FIVE un
,hor!
business nireting.
^ i r e*,.rci*ry for Fred Wilson, nt- der Mrs. Norris elected officers
tbotno for lb* evening wits Tho lornnj.
l(lrni1l
for April. Jean Fletcher I* chair
O.-can White With Foam."
Mr. Farrell was born In Brook man: Jo Ann Norris, treasurer;
Mr*. A. P. Kylo rend two poems
•‘At The Soisido" by Xiv-ott’ lyn nnd attended schools there. Virginia Norris, scrapbook; Vir
Jones and "Mood* of the Sen" Aftrr graduating ho entered the ginia Johns, ■•rgant at arms; and
Johnson reporter.
A
l ’. S. Navy and la now stationed Phyllis
by Margaret Bond.
Brownla ring was given a* a
Mra 11 I.. Moore told ihe “ I"- nt l *10 BN A AS with VAH-6.
vineltd* John Paul Jones" front1 No wedding plan* have been 1priee for the greatest number nf
rookies sold hy brownies to
Th* Renders Digest. Mrs. Leu cvralcd yet.
Martha Kay l.lppincott.
used a* her selection a story
On April 15 the Trop held an
heard nt the district convention
investure ceremony at which Vir
in Philadelphia. "The Answer"
ginia Johnson was introduced by
by Philip Wiley.
her sister, rhyllls. Barbara Buck
Mis* Alysnn t.e* furnished the
GOOD LUNCH
ler waa Introduced by Teresa
musical portion of tho program.
Adapted frum Italian rooking, Spear*. They also practiced the
She played "1-a Paplllion" by Lathis quick and rsiy way with fly up long which will b* sung
villi.
shrimp makes * fine dish,
later.
On April 34 Mra. Norris was
out of town and th* meeting was
Strawberry .Shortcake
in charge of her assistant, Mra.
IlftUILKI) SHRIMP
E. K. Johnson who started th*
Ingredients: t pound shrimp,
group working on It* Mother’s
cup blitter, I clnvc garlic, salt, Day'gift*
Mr.
Mr*. R. A. Cobh and
Mr, Peter School and Mr, Tl mi need parsley nf desired >
V. Carlson, who missed first idme Met hot); Shell ulirimp and devein. Mr*. FredMr Murray attended a
min 0 Inch meeting of tbr Citrus Girl Scout
by on* match point hi-t week, Melt butter and turn
turnd th# table* at Thursday** pie plate or pan; or melt butter Council development committee
M a ste r Point G am e at th* Sen- right in plate in oven or in pan on at the YMCA building in Urand cruth lando.
ford Duplicate Bridge Club. With lop of range. Mince
Mr. Cobb-has been acting as
a arore of I37U they were on* garlic nr put through press snd
point ahead of the second t>lnce stir Into melted butter. Turn treasuirr of th* local committee
team of Stephen Rockwell ami shrimp In huttcr so they are coat Mrs McMurray'* public relations
ed. spread in one layer. Turn chairman for th* loral group.
Edward Higgins.
GUM, SCOUT TROOP 11 un
Fred Stein and Edward Scanlon oven regulator lo broil; tf you
placed third with llit’k points, have nn oven regulator, turn broil der th* guidanra nf Mrs. G. R.
with Ml. and Mra. Cly-I) Ramsey er on full. Prrhent liroilor 10 Jons* nnd Mr*. Roh*rl Barg
minute* or as manufacturer di wer* very busy thee* past April
tflkinr fnlirtil with 11 *
rect*. Place plate or pan of meeting*.
Next "’ll t»dny a chi-lot din
ner will h* served In tho club pre shrimp on broiler pan about 3 1 April 15 tha group went to
ceding th* game, which will be nn nehes from heat; broil 3 minutes; silver Laka for a coakout and
turn shrimp and broil another 3 learned soma new things about
individual event.
minutes or until opaque and rook hiking and rop* tying. Starving
ed through; shrimp should bn appetites wer* calmed down con
touched with brown. Sprinkle siderably when lulry hamburger*
with salt and with parsley If wer* rooked ov»r buddy humera
used. Serve »hrlmp with butter and mora than two hoi dog*
Mr and Mr* Bill Shoemaker and and Jute** in pan, along with were steeling over th* c*mn lire
son Billy of Rcgo Park. laing Is French bread for dunking Makes Everyone went home tired but
happy.
land, N. Y. are spending a week’s 3 to 3 serving*.
April 23 mot* work wa* put on
vacation with (heir parents, Mr.
th* Individual patrol flags which
and Mm . A K Shoemaker.
DANCE IS PLANNED
Tha CFO Wive* Club met re tha girls ar* making. Th* sewing
cently at tha CPO Club on tha badge shouldn’t be too hard aftar
7:80 p m.
Th* Adulf Choir will rehearse at ha** to make plan* for Ih* rom- aaeing some of tha work that
waa don*. Plans for a big camp
First Baptist Church at 1:00 p.m ing "Buffet and Juka Box Dance”
which i* being given In honor of oul w*r* discussed.
FRIDAY
chief petty off|eer* and their
wive*, Saturday May & at 5 p.m.
Taylor Command No- 35 K T will
In Ota ( T O Cluh.
meet al 7:30 p m. Order of Malta
Thma helping on th* r*fr*shnnd all Sir Knight* ara requested mrnl* commit!#* nr* Mrs William
to attend.
Johnson, Mre. W. T. FiJol and
t
Mra. Herman Charpicd
SATURDAY
May 4 volunteer* frmn th*
Th# H A.'i will be under th# di Wive* Club will drenrat*. Invita
rection of Vance Dnka at First tion* ara being mailed out to
Baptist Church at 9:30 a m.
member*.
.Your Support Will Be Appreciated
I
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FOR
EXPERIENCE
A parson who will work for tha heat Interest of
Bemlnola County, and who will ahlda by tha laws.
(N. Pob Ady, by Mary E. Earla)
g o e i t s a tt e n d e d tb * te a .
! THE SANTORO HERALD
In th* receiving line wera the j Rtoft. A p r, 20, 1956
honor*#, her mother, M n. A. L.
Collins, the groom's mother, Mrs. o th e r lien to or on thoA Teflel#
parcels at lend herelnaitew* d#Eugene Ectridge; Mra. Adams and •vrllied,
amt 1he rollowlngwparaona
to
g eth e r With si t unknown- p e r Mm. Cushing.
euiie claiming by. thro u g h aawander 1
A'listlng tha hostesses w r e known perauns who e r e .deed- <!r
who ere known to lie «l»ed o r all*#
Aire. Al. L- Reborn Jr., Airs. F. E.
KKGTION 7101-101 STATE ROAD
DA*!'* Kt'MINOt.B LU tin ri
Stenstrom, Mr*. Elbe] SlilnhoUUr,
NAMUR ANI* AntmKRKRB
New Smyrna; Alia. Roy M in i, TAfm|,i
Marhin, rrnducts/-tew
;
A n n i n Me-hlne
Pr«ducle/-ilee.
Mrs. I;. A. Williams, Air* E. 8. j
Road
•
McCall, Air*. John Schlrard, Mr*. |Romulus, XMlriiig*n
“F a r e s-*l I“t
*..
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A E. RhlnhoLtur, Air*, Ecbert
South l l t h T e r r i r e k - - , '
Berg, tins Nancy tu-hing. Alls* IS!"
Miami, Flurlda
Pa It Witte, Mis* Susie Mrltu.
Thnmse E. And>rtoa
berta and Miss fatty Walker,
llnule 1 llov ;»»
iltelflend, Florida
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(amjrwood, Florida
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OWNBD R T i U nknow
a lm da* »/2?S *lla # e # % w t i e j J f , * t e « M i e l i l s
lewns B
betrm
vleeee a n d / o r other
HMI
n i'w e l y
spv &tf
add* s a f s a y t k t r e e f i tbeao# r r
s o u t h t i M f ' i r * w m l a d i tt a a e a
of l t 4 l . l l feet to tb e b e g ta a i n a
of a c u r e # ceocava t a t h a le f t and
ha v in g a radlue nf l f i t . l t feet;
ihencu ru n S o u ia w e eitrly alo ng aald
r u r v a t h ro u g h a c e n tr a l a ngle of
l l ' i r a d letaaca a f l i f t feet lo th*
end a f eald eurvdi then*# run South
i t ' i r e t ' * Weat. a dieter.** of 1TI1.T
feet to th* b c g M a lh s of a c u rv a to
ih* r i g h t having a radlue of f f l t . l l
feels th e n r e ru n
Southwaeterly
a long aald curve th roegh a central
m a l e of ! t ' i r , a d l a u n c e a f I t l l
feet in th e end of eald curve, thence
t u n South I T i e r t e " W ool a die.
lanc e of Mt.TT feel ' t a th e South
(Me of aald. Section i t a t a yolot
1111.11 feat K ail from tho Southweet corner Ihe re ofiH h* land h e r e
inabove eooveyed e o a t a l a l a f L i t
acre, m ore e r leae.
OWNBD RTi M urray J. Heller;
J a m • • H eller; Audrey Heller: Sey.
m our H eller; M e r y .H e l M r t Marlaa
Heller, deceaaed. Marian HelMr.
Della K. Heller R ita Helle r P o le k r :
Milton S. Heller: L enore W ern e ri
Kalatp e f Murrey J. lleller. deceated,
M arlaa Heller, R |t a Fnleky and
Dorle Oermela, ae R i e c u i r le te a(
eeld eaiaie.
SUBJECT TOi M ortgage e f W ln th .
rop l a v e e t m tn t Company la fa vor of
W illiam F. ailllea and Attro B.
m il l e t , held by AIM* B mill##.
FARCHL t s Roadw ay R ight a t W ay
------Na.
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■RB
No.MIdi
.That p a r t of: Lot 11 a f L a k e a f the
Wood*
Sahdlvltloa,
to
Woods S a h d . - . . —-i according
>«...>
“ IB ank
l a t th e r e o f recorded la Flat
, yp a g ae It Il . ae f tha
the subM
su b le record#
reear
gf
Semnol* County. F i o r d s
I r l n g ( a ) Northerly a f a IM# a t
r l s h t a n g le to t h a ceoterllne of a r n .
eed
a i* of S
Sii
gate
d Rant L
Loot
la te Road I I
led. Saciion t f t t . at s t a ti o n ITI
g lu t e# of aald centerline, n e a t e r l r
• f aad w lth la I I feat of aald c enterline and (hi Southerly of a Ilea
a t r l s h t a n a l# to eeld centerline
a t Station i l l pin* •* of aald c en
terline. R caterly nf end w ithin M
feet of eald re alerllne. eeld Reel
L ane centerline a n d cold Station
being located end deerrihed t t fo l
low*: B e sln n ln s en t h e North line
nf loti t nf Lake of Iha Wnorta Suhdlvlelnn a t a point 4.4* foot W i n t e r
ly from t h e Nnrthweet v o m e r of cold
Lot y and r u n n in g South i * ' i r o * “
Weet H I M feet I* Station 17 4 0 *:
lhanr* continuing South i l ' t l ' t l "
Weet l i t . 14 feet t a • W e e te r l r •*tenelon nf the South tin* or lott
I t of L a k e of Iha W nndi Bnbdtvli.
Ion a t a point t i l t feat w e e t e r l r
from an Iron pipe m i r k l n g th*
S o u th w e ll corner n f eald Lot It.
c o n ta in in g .1 1 acre, more nr leea.
OWNED RTi W W a l l Read and M a r
g aret H. Read, hla wife.
FARCRL Id H eadw ay R ight a* Way
• R D N*. MS
T h at y a r t aft L e t Id a f L ake of
th* Wood* diihdlvMloa according ta
tat th e r e o f recorded In PMt Rook
, peg* 11 . or t h t public recorde of
Seminal* County, Florida,
ty in g E aeierly a f and wllhtd I I
feet of t h e re n te illn e of proynetd
Eeet U o * of t t a t * Road t l A ***.
Bectnn Tint eald Eeet I.ane renterline he ln g dveerlhed with reference
in eald toil )0 *f t,ak* of th* Wnndi
SubdIvliMn e* follnwei Beginning
on th* North line of Toil * of Lake
of th* Wood* Subdivision at a point
l i t feet E aaterlv from th* North*
weet corner of aald toil I end run*
nlng South H 'J t 'o o " Weet I t i feet
to W eelerly etienelon of loit t l ef
L a k e nf th e Wnodc Suhdlvlelon at a
point 11.11 feet W eeierly from an
Iron pipe m a r k in g the Snuihwcet
corner of eald I.nt 11 , c onta inin g i t
acre, m ore or leee.
OWNED BTi Robert K. Champion
aed toiVada K. Champion, hie wife.
PA RI ML id Roadw ay R ig h t of Way
■MO N*. tB LR l ta a
T h a t p o rt ofi T he W eet I t * feet
of Lot I of Lake nf th* Woodl Sub.
dlvleiin, according t s ylat thoraof
recorded In Plat Sooh T. peg* 11.
s f t h e yuhlle record* ef Seminole
County, Florida,
lying within t l feet of the c e n te r
line of propeeed Beet Lane nf Stale
Roed i f A 199. Section 1 7 9 1 , eald
Kaet loina centerline being deeertbed with reference in f.ot • of afore•aid L ake of th* Wood* Subdlvliln*
ac follow*: Beginning an t h t North
line of eald Lot t a t a point 4.M
feet E aeierly from ih a Nnrthweet
corner nf eeld toil I and running
South l l ' l l o o " W e n 7»* feet to a
W eeterly eetenalon of th* South
line of Lot 11 nf talk* nf the Wnndi
Suhdlvlelon *t • point I* It feet
Weelerly from en Iron pipe m arking
Ih* Snulhweet corner nf eald I.nt
11 . c onta inin g .1 1 aero, more er
lee*.
OWNED RT: leahel lo se Pella Hlrkey end A. R Hlokey, her husband.
SUBJECT TO: Mnrls*S* of John
C. Hale* and n ich a rd C. Rate* In
favor of Robert K. Champon.
P A R C H . IS H eadw ay R ight ad Way
a s n a*, i m i t a r
T h a i p a n oft toil I e f L ake ef
Ih* Wood# Suhdlvleln*. according to
plat th ereof recorded In Plot Rook
T. page 11. af the puhllo record* ef
Seminole County, Flnrda.
lying each cldc of aed w llhln 41
feet nf th* ccntarlln* of yropoecd
Eaat Lane of Stat* Road 11 A 4**,
Section Tfdi, said B a i t I-see c a n te r,
line bein g described ac fettcwei
Commencing on tho North lino of
th* NBQ of NEQ af eald Section
11 a t a point I M .! ! f**t Weeterly
from th* N o r t h e r n corner o f 'e a l d
Section I t and r u n n in g South I t ' l l ' .
M" West 11*1.44 foot i s Station
IM plus 74 4* and POINT O F BBOINNINd of said B a i t U n a onntcrline: th e n r a Southw esterly a long a
curv* concave to th* S e u t h e a n a r l y
and having a radlue nf I T I M I feet
th rough a e antral angle of l l ' l l ' , a
dletane* nf U f l . M f e d to Station
•IT plue I M I and and a f aurvo:
thence South l l ' l l ' W eet M l.I I
feet t s the South line or Lot I,
M b * of th a Wood* Suhdlvlelon.
Flat B osk T. pa g e II. Seminole
County recorde, at a paint 4.I* faet
Eaeierly from th* Bouthweat e arn e r
ot cold Lot I, th* land haraln de
scribed containing .1 1 ear*, more or
Mae.
OWNBD RTi Calvin K. L nrkum and
Paulin e A. U r k u m . hie wife.
SUBJECT TO: M ortgage of Brneet
C. W hite a n A .P au lln e A. White. In
favor of T h o m te Catllu, a ad Ana T.
Ootltu. OCCUF1BB BTi l W. W ilts # end
wife, and Indies T relta Mueaum,
tno.
FARCRL IT R e ad w a y R t s h l ad W ay
■RD N a U S
,T h t t perl eft L at T e f L a k e af
(he W nndi gqhdWMton, according to
lat thereof recorded In Flat Rook
. p a g e II. of t h t public reeerde s f
Seminal* County, Plnrlda.
tyin g each eld* of and within 41
feet of th a r c n ta r lln a of prnpoted
R a d Lana af S ta t* Road I I A l i e ,
Section TTtl, M i l R a t i Lane centerHoe bein g, d t e e r lh t d ae foltowei
r a m m t a c l n f an t h a North line of
th a N R H a f NRR e f aald Section
11 a t a point l t l . l t faet W este rly
from th* N ortheast corner of eald
Section I t end r u nning South l l ' l l ' .
**" Weet 1141.Id feet t* Station
i n plus T U I and rn » V T o r RR.
OINNINO nf Mid Reel Lane c antor.
IMa*. thenco Se a thw octarly along a
r u rv o r n n ra v * tn t h e a o n th M e te r ly
aed h a v in g a ra d lu i of l T t e .l l fast,
th rough a central a n g ls of t l ' t r .
a dla ta n re of t t f l . t e feel to Station
I I T .il.| i and end of curv*. thence
South !!*!*' Went I M . l t fool to
the South IM* of Lot f. M k t of
the Wood* SohdlvUMn, Piet Book
T. s e g e t l , dem lsole County r e
cord*. a t a point I.M feet E a s t
erly from th e Bouthweat corner ef
aald Lot I. th e lend herein deeorlb.
*d e a a ta i a l n g .11 eere, m are • r
leer
OWNED RT: Henry Lawreoee T ell
FARCRL l a R oadw ay B lake a l W ay
SRB R t . IS4
T h a t p a r t oft Lot d of L ake a f t h s
lode Subdivision, aecerdleg to
it thavaaf recorded In P l a t R«ek
f, s a g a II. of the auMM recor de af
Sem laele Ceunty, F l a t Ida,
l y l a p a a t h aide o f a a d w l t h la 14
feat a* tk a center!#* of nropocod
___ U a a a f S t a ta Road U* A etd,
Sect ton m t , Mid B a i t L a n a r e n t e r ,
line h e ln g deerrihed ae fnlMwdi
l e a e t s # a s t t a HuftR Mm «■
f
r
?
?
S i^ jr S ^ -V S S B .w w n ® »| !a MS
4b»N*a«rtSB#dfee,js»
i d feet" W e e t e r l y 'f r o m aald eurvey
tic* **• plug T i l * and
BE'IINNINO of ea!d Eaet
ImM
ccoterllaai L theMe.^Nathweeteriy
llo* a s m raeured a t r i g h t . a n g l e
frem S U tlo a MT plue • • of enid
eurvey IM# end r u n n in g Southerly
alo ng a eurve c o n c tv a to th* South*
eaeierly and having a r a d lu i of
jttT.11 feet, through a eeatr.nl
a a s l e of IM P , a d lita n e e of M M t
•
a point 11 feet W ee te rlr
from aald eurvey line, ae meaeurvd
along * line re d U l to curv* of c e ll \
eurvoy line a t Station I>1 pin* on, a
•aid eurvey ^llne a i d eald Station
helng located and deecrlbed a t tot.
l i d end of r u r v e " thence South M 't r Weet »ei l l feet
.{•'• * R “ i f
line ef L ot J. J a k e of ike W#o«»
■uhdlvltle*. P l a t Sooh T, Pa*e i .
Semlnol* County rejdrde, •* ■l S J'JJ Begin at a point oa Ih* North tins
V.*.t M m l r Vf Mid T " . R u t C t a d of Ih# NEH of N R ' i . a f Section l».
herel* deerrihed eontalnlef .1* »«'*• Township i t South, n a o g * IS Eaet.
a d leta n re of I M . f l feet West nf
OWNED BTj? P r U f M c k M . l u l l and th* Northeast c orner threof; t h e m *
run South l l ' t r e e " Weet. a dletae.-a
Carotin* B- l u l l , hie wfe.
of 1 * 11 .M reel to S ta lina I l f plus *•
FARCRL IS Roadway R SSt t* Way of oald oorvey IMei thence run
■oath U l M F e * . Weet a dletane# »f
*^T he *% ert nft To*t I of t a h i a a< t l l . f d feet to th# heglnnln# of *
t h e Wood* «MhdlvleMn. aecordlna t» curv* rnnrsv* to th* left and hav.
tat th ere o f recorded In Ptet R**a log a radlue nf I 7 1 M ! feet: theo.-o ^
. p e t * l l . of tho public recorde ef run SniithwettorM along aald curve W
Seminole County. Florid*.
through • c e n tra l angle of 4 '9 o j i *.
Irlng M r h eld# of aed w lthla ■» a dletane* of 494.04 feet to Stating
feet of th e eontertne of { ' " S " " 1.4 I I I plue *9 nf aald e u r v tv tlnaj
Kaet Lane of Slat* Road l* A 49*. thenra continue to run Soethweeterly
section TT*!. *al«
V f " V tt2 lv m along aald r u r v e t h ro u g h a re ntrvl
line he la a deeerthed ae W l * * * ' anal* of 11'I T 'lt". a d latanre of
CoRiMHeliil oh th# Koftli IJho ®» l l l l . l l feet to th* end nf *«'d
r u r v e ; t h e n r e run South l t ' l S ,on,«
L e t a polot l l l l l f t Weeterly Weet, • d le ta n re nf *7.11 feet to •
from th e Nertheaet
,“ ' 4 point whleh le a W eeterly e aten .
Section IS aad
•Ion of the South line of Lot »,
er* W est 1141.44 feel t e .*<»')•» L ake of the Wood* Suhdlvlelon,
IM aloe T4 I* and POINT O F RR* Flat Book T. page t l . Semlnol*
OINNINO of cold Eeet L ane re n te r■ dletane# or I 9 . l t fret
line: thenee Southweeterly « ln n s a County.
W eeterly from en Iron pipe |nret*d ■
a t th* Southweet ctnmer of eald •
Lot I. The Mod herelnahov* deecrlt..
t d e o a t a l n i a s t ie acre*, more ay
lees
OWNED RTi W illiam Roth l a d
to th e South Hoe of Lot B. t a k a *J Sarah Roth, hie wife.
the Wood* Subdlvtela*. PMt Rook FARCRL At Roadwoy R ig h t of W a y '
T. p o t * I I . Seminole County recorde. ■RD No. MA-R
T hat p a r t of: ''B eginning nt the
at a point 4.M feet
the Snuihwcet corner of eald l>»t i. Southweet corner of th* MW 14 >,f
th* Mod herein deerrihed centaM Ms t h t N E t i of Section l l , Townehlo
i t South. R e n t * 19 E9*L Semlnol*
.1* acre, m ore or leea
Connty. Florida, thenco North IS# »
OWNBD RT: Cherlee P _
thence South M 'M ' Kaet t i l * A
FARCRL a s Roadway R l s h t *4 w a y feet
feet to the Weeterly line nf Stem
•R B l a I t t l las
,
. Roed No. I thenco along th# W e t t . J
T h a t p a r t of: Th# Southerly t* «f
line of sold Slat* Road South •
Lot 4 of L ake of th* Wood# Sub- erly
t l ' 1 9 ' Weat 11* feet to a point Ee>t
dtvletac, according to pMl thereof of
Beginning, th in e * W i l l 1907 *
recorded Is PMt Booh T, page II. ef feet to beginning."! which f e e
the public record* ef Seminole Coyn- W eelerly «f and adjacent to th* #«•
lying cached de of end w lth la AS fast letlng rig h t e f way of Stat* Road
t l A 449:
of ih* eeaterUo# of » / Bp***4
1791, and (h) B i t t e r l y nf A Itnernt
Lane of SMI* Roed l l A 14*. See- lyin g ( t ) W eeterly of ih* e i i r o v
tton T70L eald Kaet L ane Center.
of Stole Road I* A 499, Berlin*
Hat being deerrihed •* followet tin#
1791, and (b) B i t t e r l y of a llrf# d e .
Com mencing en th# Worth Lino ot eerlhad
a n R tg ln n la g a t a point
the ME<4 of N E Q ef Mid Beftlo* M feet W
eeterly from eeld eurvey
t l a t a point 114.11 feet Weeterly line as m a n u r e d a t r i g h t a n g le
from th# Northeast c orner ef eald from Statloa MT plu* 19 nf eeld
Section 11 and running South l l ' l l " survey line and running S o u th e r ly .^
o f W ait 1141.44 feet to
along a r u r v e ronrev* to th* rtouiHD
l e t plue T i l * **4 POINT O F BE- eaeierly and having a radlue of
OINNINO of eeld Roe! L ane r e n te r . I99T 11 feet, through a eantral angl*
line: t h en re Southweeterly along a of 4*4*'. a d lita o r a of M l 41 f t r l
curv# eon**#*# to th# H*uth#»it#rlr to a point I I feet W eeterly front
and having a radlua of IT1E44 feet, eald eurvey lin t, ■* n fc te u rtd ( l o n g
th rough a central angle of l l ' 4 » . a line radial lo rurva of aald c u r
a d lata n re e f l t l l "9 f i * t to Ste. acy line a t Station 111'plue 90, eeld
lion MT plus 11.41 end end of curve: eurvey line tod eeld Stallone helng
thenre South 1 4 ' l t Weet 144.14 located and deerrihed 1 * follow*
feet to th* Bouth tin* of lo»t I. Lako Begin al a point on th* North 11->•
nf Ih* Wood* Subdivision. Flat Rook of
th* NEU of NK*l of Section ! \
T. peg* I*. SemlaoM County Record*, Townthlp II South. Rang* 19 K a n .
at a point M t feet E aste rly from a dletane* nf M i l l f**t Weet nf
the Southweet corner nf eald Lot I. Ih* Nnrtheaei corner thereof; then. #
th* land haraln deerrihed coetalo- ru n South l i ' i r o n " Weet, a die* A
Ir.g II acre more or leee
lane* of IUT.M feel to d u l l " # *
OWNED BT: Adrla* D, Harrell and 111 plue t# nf eeld eurvey 1l n t |
Myrtle W. Harrell, hie wfe
Ihenr* run South M ' l l ' e # " W ett. a
SUBJECT TOi Mortgage a f»»»r of dletanre nf t l i . M feet tn th* be gin,
Edward R. Morrle.
nlng of t curve concave tn the l e d
FARCRL St Roadw ay B a h t s f Way and havin g a radlua of I T I M I fecit
• RD Na. ISS-Bi I**-a
thence run Southweeterly a long said
T h a t p a r t ofi The N ortherly H curve through a central angl* of
of Lot 4 of l a k e of the Wood* Sub- 4 'e e 'I I " . a dletanre of 4*1.04 , f# o |
dlvletoo. according to plat recorded tn station 1 * 1 plus to of laid tu r«
la PMt Book T. page 11. of th* pub vay line, th en re r o n tln u a to ru n
llo record*
M ole
..........
Flo.
—
‘ of* Stm
“ imi*
‘ County,
Southweeterly alo ng said r u r v a
ride.
thrnu a central anal* nf 1 1 'IT 'il". a.
lying W es te rly a f a H o t deerrihed dletane* of 1 I t l . l t feet tn th* end
a* follow*: R*tM at a point M feet nf aald r u r v a ; thenra ru n S n m d
Raaterly and a t rig h t angl* tn S ta I t ' l l ' # # * W*et. a dletane* nf IT 11 ^
tion IM plu* l o . t l a f th* survey feet tn a point na th* Weeterly *»• J l
tla* of proposed B a it Ian* of State l#n»lno nf Ih# South line of Lnl t.
Road II A 49t. Section I f n i : run t.t k * of the Wonde Suhdlvlelon, Pint
thenco Smith t 4 * tl '« t " W cct 119.17 Rook 7, peg* II. Semlnol# r o u n l v ,
feet to ih* beginning nf a curva a dltla nr* of lo .t] (eel W eeterly
ocecav* to th* Snuthaaet. having from an Iron pip* Mealed a l ll>a
a radlua of 4MI.M feet: thenre SoiilhwMl corner of eald Lot e.
Southweeterly 111.191 feat along eald Th# lend herelnahov* deerrihed con.
curve through a central a ngle of Mining o.l* acre, more nr lt>e.
l l ' l l ' tn a point I i feet Eeeierly OWNED RTi John I. Stenng and
from end at right angle in .S ta tio n Nancy .1. Strong, hit wlft,
111 plus I t . t l nf eald Eeet Lane F t R d . L »
eurvey line: eeld survey line end Marntnur n i g h t s f W ay
eeld Rtatlone helng Mealed end de- aHU A h. IU * H | IIS-M
aerlhed as: Commencing on tha i
- ... g u m ln g t i l fe«t
North boundary of Section t l . Town North end IT feel Weet of the
ahp 11 South, Rag* 19 East, at a Southweet corner of the XL** of
point t l l . l t feet Weat from the the NK‘». Section l t , T ow nthlp J l
Northtaef earne r nf aald Sarllon I I,'S o u th . Ilangc In Kaet, run Norm
run South M ' l l ' c a " W ret t i l l I I I t d tg ree a I I mlautee Kaet t o t feet.
feet lo POINT O F REOINNINO. thence Eaat loa feat, lhanr* Aouili
being eald H a l lo a 1** plue | 9 .tl i t degree* I t minute* W a tt 1 "«
feet, thence West l a t (sal lo point
of eald Eaet Lana aurvay tine end of
baglnnlug.
being th* beginning of e curve m e . lying
1/ ef aad w ithin I I
uav* la ih* Southeast havin g a r a leet ofKeel»i
th* eurvey Hit* ot rttaio
dius af 1711.11 feet: thenc e South lined II A l«o. se ction Tint, anil
westerly t i l l feet a long eald curv* Eaeierly of aad wlthla M feet nf
th rough a_ central
aegl* 11*41'. . . to the centerline of propnetd Kaet
- .......—. ------ih* end of curve: th en re i n u t h l l ' - M e t ef Slat* Road II A in*, aald
M'M" Weat1 M l I I feet tn th* South survey line* and said canterlli
eenterllna heline of Lot 1 of eald L ake ef the Ing deacrlbed aa followa: Beginning
Wood*. BubdlvMlo# at a point 4.19 on th e North lino of NE14 ot NEM
:
,
fast E as te rly from the Southwest of Hectlon 1 '.' I own I
corner of eald Lot t, cosM M Iss Range l* E aat. a t • paint 111.11
feet W eeterly from tha N a rth aa et
a. I I a m . m ora a r lata.
of said Sectloa 111 thenco
OWNBD RT: H a r t ty F. O ilm an and corner
run rtouih i e ' l l ' o o " »v# 1 •
1
lya M. Oilman, hi* wlft.
feet
to
point of beginning of eald
SUBJECT TO: H e r i t a g e la f i v e r Baat U na
eeaterlMa;
thane*
Souihof W ia ta r P a r k Federal l i v i n g s wreio. 1 • o. > q n - r<
a
aad Loan Association.
tha douthM a ta rly ad b a v i n s • r»*
FARCRL a s Raodevor R l s h t of w a y nine o.
- . 1 . 0 ;.
•
• R D Na. IST.Dl 1 SS-R
tral angl* a f M ' l i ' , a dleianca of
T h a t p a r t af: Lata 1 and I of 1911.4*
. . . . .North
_.x Ilia or
i9M.ll ' ffat st t to iha
__ ___
Lab* of th* Wood* Subdivision, ae- Lot 4. Lake of tha__ Wood SubdlvL
alon. fPint Book f. peg a l l , "pubim
cnrdln a ta p l a t raenrdad In Flat ■Ion.
Sack T. p a s * 11, af tha public Re raeurde n( Nemlnnl* iTounly. F l o r
cord* of Stmloola County, Florida, id*. a t a point 1.11 faet Kaaterly
tyin g W M t a r l r of a tin* deacrlbed aa from the N orthw est aoraar of aald
Lot 4. ALdUi
followai S t a i n al a point M feat T
a r t nt: "Ri
Baatarly and at r ight anal* to s i a . h at p of
tha N*
tin s I I I plu* *9 41 of th* aurvay Norik
“W
H
"f
K 'l of
x
(In# o t proaeaad Eaat Lane of State •nip 11 NSouth,
Ranga- I t Baat)
Read I I A I t t . faction f i a t , run thane* ru n J i o u t h I I da• gsra
r a t e and
thane# d e a t h l l ' i r t a " W a d llt.TT
f t t t to th* baalnnlng nf a curv* eonc ar* t s th e Southeast having a r a
dius af 4141.14 feet: thence Southweeterly 111.404 feet nlooa eald
curva through a rc n tra l angl* of point af beginning.'*
v «f a ii"o » l
11*44' tn a paint 41 (cot Kattarly lying t o '
froma and at r l s h t angl* In
Station r i g h t aeglas to Uta aurvgy Ilna of
i s Stall**
I
I l f pin
p .........................
t 11.41 of Mid Boat "M a t Stata Moo-. I * * • •
MT plu* M of aald aurvay
aurva;
to r H a t : aald aurvay Hot aad Station
Tina,
W
eelerly
of
and
w
llhln
M
I Station*.............
heln g Ineated..........
aed dee'pals'^L
aald aurvay Ilna. and (b)
rrlhed aa: Com mencing on th* North f•tot ut thof
e e s .a iy
q i.nw. h i r .nol o
boundary of Section i t . T ow nthlp y i ta to
aald aurvay Ilna a t S ta tio n
I t South, B a ns* I t Rial, a t a paint 1*1 glu t a*. W # * lt r '“ of **'d o'i.'-ey
i n l l faat W a t t from tha Northaaet llaa a ad l a a t a r l p a f a l i n t b e g in ,
corner of said SartMn II. ru n South nl q i »
»
l l ' t l ' 9 * " Weet l l l l . l l feet to POINT from Station I l f plue I*. m ta s u r e d
OF REOINNINO, helr.g said Station a t r l s h t a o s l t a to aald aurvay Ilna
IM plus I t . t l of aald Beat t a n s aur. Train said t ta t in a . and runnMB
vay line and helag Iha ha g ln n la s of ■ oulhw aiiarly aMnp a curva t o n .
.
a curva roncava t* th* Southeast e s t a to 1# .'o
having a rndtua of I T I M I faat: Ing a radlua of Ssar iT foot, th r o u g h
thence Southweeterly t i l * feet ateag a .a a n t r a ] a n a l* of *'4»'. a dlataoca
•aid curve thro u g h a e antral angl* of I1 4 .lt faot t* a point 11 f t a i
■t
f
of I t ' l l ' to tha and nf curves thane* w*vi i r o n 1 - in ’
aurvor Ilna, m easured a lo n *
South i l ’ l l ' i v w a i t l i t . U faat to Mid
line
red
1
el
lo
curve
.
—
—
______
J
f
a
u
r
v
a
y
tha South Hoc of L o t - a of aald lo t nt said matlnn, said niirvap
Lake of th* Wood* Siihdlvteon at a Una and said aiatimi* helng Mrated
...........
.....................
‘
1
paint t M f**t E a i t e r i y from tha and
deacrlbed ae follnwei R aglan,
Southwest e arn e r nf Mid Lot I: Ing on
0
th* North lino of N E ’l of
containing o.ii acre, more nr leea. ■NRH,..o ' rt# t l - ,1
ii • t
... 1. .-J\
OWNED RT: Kennath A. Norman f f i ’il!' ? * * » • J . " K* ' i ■» • point
and O tar* S. Norman, hi* wifa; Ray M l . l t feat W M t a r l r from t h a
E Norman a nd Lucille J. Narmaa, n n r t > n n . t * r |r «-irnr • o '
1
•
hla wlfa.
tton I I end running South M* ll'OO'*
SUBJECT TO: Mortgaga Is fa v a r af Meat ll« l .T t faat to s t a ti o n t a t
Plan 91.1 nf nold eurvnv lloe: thnncp
Wilhur L. ThrtTpa
FARCRL s a Roadw ay R i s k ! of w a p continuing s o u t h l i ' 1 1 ‘09* Went
11*19 faet to Station MT.t* of eald
PRD No. H f . S
line; ||t thenco •a contlnurng(
T h a t p a r t a f tha fallowing dee. aurvey
Dyn*. dp|l|(
rrlhed pa raal s t land: "Beginning tha h e g tn n ln s of
negin ning
a a u r v a •aonrav
o n ra v a
at a a Iraa pip# Make an th* North tn*
to th* S n u ih e a e ie rlr aed having
rln t a
IM* of t h s r a n t af tk a N R *4 of radlue
of. .I .T. I. M
I ----(net:- tthent
_
,
.
.
.
hrnr*
S actio* t t . Taw nehl* I I South,
aw|
•
•
|
-------Rang* **
19 Raat, a *t whtoh
‘ nalnt- tho through a e a n tr a l a n g l t o f ! * ' I F
laid Xnrth 11a* Intereecla th* w e s t - o dletane# of l n c i . l j . *
f
e r n ,b o u n d a r y of tha naw Sanford- curvoi th en re Smith I I 'H '9 0 " Weet
Orlando Highway, and r u a South, IT.T1 feet lo a a W e te r l r citcneM n of
waalarty alo ng tha W catara boun ♦ #*»••** •**%• sd f /*• t f nf>« f* •* y
dary a f aald h ighw a y l l * faat ta a w o o d . suhdlvMloa. a l k point I M I
pntat 1 thanea r u a W •at
^ t t parnlla’
p o r t Hal ta /••* , w aa<a7lp_ from an Iron pin#
t h a ____
Mtd_____
North
Ilna mIIPH faat
______f
M n it .a. . a ' " ' V I " # . Iha Soulhweet c o rn e r o f
point, r a a thaaea I I I faat North
M ,,ta
M et arty e tr a lg h t and d irec t lit
tin* tn t e r 1h *d *eo*i, »T»a i l l ■era.
a point no Mid North llaa. whch
point M SIP feat W a i t nf V^lnt s f l y w i f r h NT: P n r k a r D. Andcreon
and Lola Hayaa Aadaraon. hta
la r . l1h an r* run Raat a t a a s
M w i t ai R
■aid H:
f i f t h Ilino
. . IIP faat t a s i t e * of
t M ori*ago In f a v o r a t
i a i r i a a» l a_g " t w h lf h IM* W aa te rly Iof „PIrat_ F e JdD
l Raving* a n d I n a *
and adaoant tn th a a natlng ri g h t a f Aeeocfe'M nt r anf
|» w |. » h O n ittli
way of SU M R o t# I I A 491;
g j g g J J ^ R T i H arold M im a ,
I n « d*» WdsddtlF «d IDs
?
J
4 l ........
iiA :
■
Wm*
R l s h t a t W a y SRD No. I I S 1 feel of a d ltrh eontcrltn* deeerthed
On, p e r t o n Haginiiing ee l* teat aa follow*: Commencing on th*
iVtet a n d l i t ta*t Nurto «i m e Norlh linn nf NK»l of NRH of Sec
4,u io w * * v t u r n e r af th* N'Ki* ot tion IP. Township l ; rtiiuth. Itnng*
If t * . . i
J Vi
I" Kaet, a t a point M l 21 feet WestMouth, Rang*. I t East, run h e e l arly
from th# Nnrtheaei c orner of
l . a . J i fe et thenca North loo (**v, eeld
t l and r u n n in g Bouih
t.ieu te IVeel M i feet to highway, I I ' I I Section
OO' W ait 11 00 91 feet In FOINT
#;
. v,
* .....wy
r.OIXXINi of, eald d ltr h c en
DP REOINNINO
111.11 feat to btglnnM g.
l/IUtf b e e i e i i y 01 tha le n t t r lt n * of terline; thence South M ' t U East
t'4 7 '
>ur us*d Lost Lane ot Me;* lined 5 9 d feet; th e n r e S o u t h
J i> avv, rtvrtion 77ul. and M entrily Eaet 77) feet; thence South o ' U '
ur a line beginning e i a p.unl M ■Met i l n feet to end uf ilt'.rh c en ter
ten. L i s t n i v Ironi rtieilun J jv plus line, containing .01 acre, mure or
u, M V ' m m . — ... , j . lr r h n # tee*.
OWNED BT: Abeer L Thompson and
I^ivdlo A Thompson a n d /o r FArker
D Anderson J r and Lola llayee An
derson. hie wife.
F ilte r.!, ni
ar.gle u t I l ' U ' , a dletane* of 1111 11 lilt t i t HIK E t l R U K t T SRD he.
( i t tu rod of curve ai .1 puint utai a ta
t l feet Masterly from rtlelliu 1*7
liiu* «e.lr u. raid 1. ■ Innr c enter. l.ATKHAL DITCH IllUHT (EAST)
Ur* m eeaured a t rig h t angle* to OF BTATION I d plus 17 ( P a r t )
• r d centerline, and enld eenterllna T h a t p a r t oft SH of S W U ef BRU.
awia eiatiuns being Mealed and d*. of N K a n d North* 12'» feet or West
r c rlh r d a a loliowr. C.l.iliirncii-» ,,n l«n feet or 8>, of SK>, of XKVi of
I ».
I - e nl the NK<4 of NK ', Section 19, Township II South,
of aald S e n io n 19 nt » point vie j l Henge in Kaet.
f»el Waeierly from Ih* Northeaet lying earh etda nf and wllhln 11
c orner uf said Sr<ilna 19 and r u n (eet of a ditch centerline d e o r lh o d
ning Souih J l ' l l no" West t i l l t t ue follows; Commencing on Ih*
J e t t to Slatiua I M plus *1 iv and North line nf N K 'i nf NRV« uf Sec.
lion 19, Township It South, Hang*
Lan* centerline: thence S o u th w e st *" Kaet. al a point 1)121 feet W e s t
e rly along a curv* rnncnve to the erly from Ih# Northeast c orner of
h »U*‘
Section 19 and running Smith
of i l t t . t i feet through a central •j aid
e ' 11 ' 0 0 " Weet 1100.91 feet to POINT
» rt—l- •
1
nr.OINNINn of said dlich cen
feet tn Station 1*7 pi is I.V.4I and <>K
end of curve: thence .«outh 2t'2l* terline: thence South 2 t'4 U Kaet i»9
M eet M t . I i feet to Ih* South lino feet; thenco South 1*41* Kaet 171
of Lot I .Lake of th* Woods Huh. feet; t h en re South 9 ' l n ' Kaet ito
division. Flat Rook 7. pegs j j , Semi fet tn end of ditch centerline, con
nole t'n u n ty record* .at a point taining 14 acre, more nr Me*.
4 to feet E aste rly from th# South OWNED BT: Kenneth A Norman
w e st corner of eald Lot i. th# Mnd and Clove S Norman, hla wife: Ray
herein de-<rlhed containing .11 acre, K .Vormaa and Lucille J Norman,
m e re n r Me*.
hi* wife.
UW.VKU LT 1 A bner L Thompson SUBJECT TO: M ortgage In fe v e r of
ml !,»<
Wilhur L Thorp*.
a n d / o r P a r k e r D. Andersoa Jr. and PARCEL M
Lola Haaye* Anderson .his wife.
Drainage E as em en t *RD 1*. SIT
LATERAL DITCH RIOIIT tKAST)
P A M it.L ar
MueUwoy Might ef W »r aMII No. n r STATION Ml plus 17 ( I 'a r l l
IM l IKS
That p e rt of S '4 of HEti nf NK«4
'i n a l p a r t of: "A tr a c t of Mud In of Section 19, nTwnehlp 11 South.
th e NVv 'a uf X K 1, of S*t-tiun 19, Rang* in Kaet. il.ee* theW eet mo
T ow nship l l South Hang* 21 Kaet, feet nod also I.KSrt Ih* North 11*4
bout.1
..1
for ruai. right of w a r l lying
Lot 11 of Rluck 1, Lake in,la* feet
each eld# nf nnel wllhln 15 feet nf a
I'a rk. according to plat r*> urded In ditch
renlerIM* described ae fol
l 'l a l b o o k 9, page ty. uf th* 1’uiillo lows: commencing
on Ih# Norlh Hoe
Lecuroe ... •
of Nl-Jt* of NK>4 of esctlnn 19.
aald t r a c t being more particularly Township 111. Rang* SO Knet. at a
described ae follnne. Beginning ot uolnl 15* J! feel Weelerly from the
th* point of intersection of th* Northeast corner nf ea'd Section 19
South
llldg* lined
£rly_ nHue
j l i t of of__way
line end
of WealHtai* and r u n n in g South t l ' U ' n n " w*M
Road l.v-400, U S H ighway 17-92, 1lon .94 fyet to r o i N T o f REOINNnd running Southw esterly along 1N«I of eold ditch c en terllre; thence
v e sle ily r i g h t of way line of e la t e Smith i t '47' Kaet Son feet; thenre
lin e d l.-itiu a d leta oie uf Mu feet: Smith 1*17' Kaet 775 feel: tly n r #
tiienc* .North »* ,u' L e t t 14" *« South o ' | | ' Kaet 24n feet to end of
l e s t to Southeast corner of eald
centerilne, containing . If acre
Lot 11; thent* Northerly alo ng L ast Ditch
iln* nf L«t 11 to Northeast c orner more nr leee.
th e r e o f : thence Kaaterly and South* OWNED BTt Halsey ff McPoneld
e e a le ily aluug a.iuln line uf Itldg* aed Lillian McDonald, hla wife.
Road l i e (eel .mure ur Mas, to P t R f 'E I . 31
lointof beginning
Roadway Might of Way CRD Vo. IM
ying W et.eriy of and wllhln M A tria n g u l a r parrel o f Mnd In (he
feet nl tn* su rvey I n* of HIM* Northeast corner of Lot 1 . Block
lin ed I J-lull. Nerlioo 7 . "I, e .id *;<r- A, Oak Ridge Park, according tn
vey line be!:, e u ,n - , .i,«d . , tulMat recorded In Flat Book i. page
low e:
It, public records nf Semlnol* ('nun
b e g in n i n g 0 a Ih* North Hu* of ly.
Florida, eald parrel helng d*
ae (nllnws: Regnnlng on th*
sh ip Jl Kotirh .rtonBe 3" East, t t o eerhed
point ...W 31 isei Vtvatfily tr .ni th* Kaet llnenf aald I.nt 1, being th*
Weet
r
ight of way line of Slot#
A o rtn e aa t x i r o i r uf eald Section
lined 15 A 109, at s point .1.1 feet
W est 171S PA feet to beginning of a Southerly from the Northeaet corner
c u r v . u . —•» . • . .» .. *u.
1 of eeld Lot 1, and running N orth
end !iav : a r . tie nf .'.73 *’• f-»l: easterly along eald Keel Iln* nf I.nt
thenc e Southw a ite rly along eald I In N ortheast corner thereof:
c urve throogh a central angle of thenre W esterly along Norlh line
^ . l a ' J I ' , a dle ia m e or 1143 J.1 (set td of Lot I • dlelonco of 21 feel
' ■ e n d of c u r , #.* th e m * S u . t h J l ' l v . thence Hmitherly tn a point of b e
90" Weet 37.71 (set lo a VVevtrilv ginning, containing 41! sq uare feet,
e tie n e lo n of the rtouih Hun of I.nt more or lee*.
I, Lake of Ihe Wood* buhdlvlelnn,
I'lai Honk 7 .pen* J j . at a point OWNED RT: Thome* E Anderson
10 91 feet Weelerly from the rtouih. and Dladye V Anderenn, hi* wife.
weet corner of -eld Mil I. con* F t r i e l aa
Drainage Eaetem enl *nt» >». 319
telnlng 11 acre, more nr le«a.
Th* eirlp of land herein d e .rrlh ed LATERAL DITCH L E F T (WEST.
Includes a t r ia n g u la r parcel c o KRLTl O F STATION 421 plus 90
v e te d hy th* g r a n to r herein to I P e rt)
th* Stat* of Florida hy deed dated .Thot part of: Southweeterly nne11 October MSS and recorded lo half of Lot 4. Block "A", Prairie
Official Hscnrds llo»k *4, I'ag* 19), Lake F e r k according tn plat r e co rd
Which deed aonlalned a* Inaccurate ed In Flat llook T, p a t * 94, public
d-e, rlptlnn. Th:* ureo I, ».n- v.,e recorde nf Seminole County. Florida,
r*—-,o*e of c oring f ' - b .In'# I , 1 lying Southw esterly of and wllhln
HMvell i s to convey eddllnnel land. 15 feet of a ditch centerline describ
W i t t ’SKD n r n#ha T V»rn#e.
*e follow*: Comemnctng on Ih#
St'IIJKUT TO- Mortgage la favor ed
Keel line of S K ', nf SKi, of Sec
o- Mmrr I . Thompson,
tion
II. Township 21 Souih, Hang*
PAHCKL AS
.11 Kaet. *1 a point 117 4 feel North
llrH.unq* 1 oermeot
frnm Ihe Southeast c orner nf enld
a i m Na. )*9.n
Section II and r u n n in g North II*
t.ATRRA I. DITCH ItlH IlT (EAST) ll'OO" Keel 12 1 feel to POINT OF
OF STATION 4 0 J plue IT IP.vrl)
of .old dlich reqlerlloe;
T h a t p a r t of; ‘'beginning Ion (eel HKltlXNINM
then,# North 3 l'l2'.m " Weet 44 5
b 'Util «... 7 . . lev. . . . . . .
, ...I,..
feet, then.# North 14 5 feet, thenre
corner
H-clInn 1 ' '
1 * 71 North
4 4'17' jn" Weet .Ins) feel;
South, Hangs 10 Kaet, Seminole then.-. North
Jo" Weet 110
Lt'Un.y. ri-...»a.
** ., -ml ...
■* feet tn end of 52'57*
dltrh centerline eon.
aide nf Itlgot of
of .siii- Mining 150 er;iisr*
feet,
more or
Road No. IS. formerly No. J thence lee.
Southweete rly along ee'd right of
OWNED
RTT
Melvin
Deyelt
end
4 v, n
• 'g i n n i n g , run Eael JoO f e n . thenra tlrede II Devell hi, wife
buutiiw esteriy parallel » u h m . l IMIlt'KI. ag llrnlnan* Easem ent
rig h t , of w Ay 439 3 feet .thence (Storm S e w e n SRD No 14J; S«1
Meet luo feet ,thence N onheeetei ly STORM HKWF.n l,KFT iWKST) OF
on so
r
« » » *u STATIONS 422 plot no i P a r t l .
That part nfi lovt 1 . Illnrk "C". Traltn* point nf beginning"
lying each side of and wlthl* t l rl* Lake Park, according In plat r e
feet nf ., ill,,., c r n i e n . .# ,., . ..,.«u corded In PMl {look 7. page «4. piihoa follnwei t'.ifnmenclng on ihe llr recorde of Semlnol* Count#. F lo r
N orth Hr# of N K '4 of XKI* of Sec. ida.
lion 19. T ow nthlp 3D Souih. Hang# lying each aide nf and wllhln 71
| n Kaet. at a point IVI 13 feet W es t feel of a storm eew er survey line
e rly from Ih* Northeaet corner of ileecrlhed es follows- Cnmemnrlng
• e l d Section 1* *rd running oSuth on the Re-t line of HK<4 of s r i , of
M 'll'9 9 "
W ait
lino 9* feet lo Section Ii, Tnwnehlp 21 South.
POINT OF IIEOINNINO of eeld Range M Kaet. at a point l i t I feet
ditch centerline; thence South l l 47 North from th# Southeast corner of
■aid ditch centerllnel oehrdahrd eald Section I i and running North
E a e t l«9 feet: t h en re Smith t'} 7 IIM J'90" Kaet 12 « feel to POINT
K i l l 771 feel: thence Bouth " M i OF RKOINNINO nf said storm sewer
E a e t M'i feet m end of ditch c e n te r eurvey line: thence North 11• 41'30"
line. containing .U acre, more or West 44 > feet; thenre North 44*37'.
ItM . fVcluMlv* of nr#x
rond rlunt 10 " Weet M S I feet: thence North
of w»y.
I 5 J 'I 7 '|0 " W est 119 feet to end nf
tiW N E D BT> A lai KUh and Leona ditch centerline, containing .04 err*
more nr lest. Said nip* line to h*
leiJ'hl# wlfa.
laid upon the following enure#:
A R t H L in
l lr a lo a g o Lgeement *RD I * . ***1 Along storm newer eurvey line ss
deerrihed above
>34
l.ATF.HAL DITCH ItHIJIT <!HAST) OWNED n T : Lynwood R*d#r
SUBJECT TO: Morlgogo nf W D
O F BTATION 101 plue IT < r * rt)
h a t part of: M . , "f • ' ‘ ‘. ••J* Kennedy and wlft. In favor nf Krnlof s t a t e Hoad log ll.ete he h»rtii»r. eet Copeland and Blanch* Copeland,
ly T I M feet and lee* th* WeetaflS hi* wife.
■99 I#et i».ul
th
V, FAtICKI, ST
fe et) of Section l l . Township l l D rainage E asem en t ( H o n e l e w e r l
3RD N«. 33S-R|SM
l o u i h . Iteiigr -d K*»t..
l y in g each aid* of ond w ,lh l* ** STORM HKWKIt L E F T IWKST) OF
l i s t ot a dlii'ii cent*, i.n# uoecrlbed STATION 411 p l u s ' 90 ( P a rt),
o a followet Com menrln* of Hi* T hat p a ri of: Southw esterly one-half
N o rth Iln* of NEt* of N K 'i of Seo. nf Lot I, ninrk C. Prairie Lake
tlon If. Tnwnehlp 21 Smith. l u n g * >» Park, re co rd in g lo plat recorded In
N eat , * t a point M i l l feet R e e l . I'lai (link 7. page II. puhtla rtc/irde
*rly /ront th e Northeaet .corner of of Semlnol* (founly, Fir
Jorldc,
aald daclloo II i n d runnlnx Mouth lying each eld* nf and wllhln T.4
! M l ' V 9 " ,,U W m'« - " --------l V o " M "[•7 . . r " M feat nf a etnrm aewer eurvey line
FOINT O F , IIEOINNINO of eeld
d itc h eontarllnc: th en ra South i t ; - deerrihed ae follnwei Commencing
41* I g e t 199 feet: lhanc# goulh l_* on th* Eeet line of SE Q nf SK 'i nf
A w e # Soytjj Sectloa Ii. Township 11 Smith
|SII fi»UI
weedia of ditch Range 19 East, at * point I l f 4 feet
0 tff« i r f,|||
K»*t I«(l
« t t IV
ta ^ tn
• i n t e r l i n e , contelnlng .91 acre, giorc North frnm th* Southeast corner of
• aid Sarllon 11 and running North
o r let*.
OW NED RTi Marvin W Xtic« and IJ'l l'O O " Kasl 111 feat to POINT
OF REOINNINfl of said alarm sewer
Ago** O Eclat, his wife.
S u b j e c t t i p M n n e e g # 1* f*«or "f survey lln«; thence North l l '4 1 'i n "
F i r s t Federal SavTnqt and Loan Weet 41.4 feet: thenca North 44'I l 'I O ' W'ael J9J I feet: t h en re North
Aetoelatlon of gemlnol* County.
S l ' f l ' l * " 4Ve*l |1« feel to .n d of
P A R C E L ■•
dltrh
r t n lc r l ln * . containing 199
D ra la o g * #U**aee#l SRD NoLA T kIIA L Dl45.»l I4e>«'l
........ *T) square fret, mor* ar |eet. Sand pip*
line to he laid tinon the following
o r STATION 492*17 ( P a r t )
T h a t p a ri 0 (1 South i l l fact of r n u r t t : Along etnrm eewer survey
K
I lets
Kaet 149
h BBU of NRH
N R u V il
c ta R#*l
4*J feel)
(••J) line ee deerrihed ahnv*.
a nd N ' t 9f NWH nf SB5» of NK's OW NED BTi Irvin R Jnhneon
^141*** ' h e South l l * l i f t ot W »*} SUHJECT TOt Mortgage In favor of
“ l..i feet),
Section
.##4), ™
. —- l i , Townthlp 11 Itrneat Cnpaland and Blanch* Cope
land. hie wlfa.
goulh, R i n g # 19 E t e t
PARCEL SS D rataag* ■ * • » • • <
lyr m
in eg #«ch eld# nf a nd o l l H i
*«t
nf
a
ditch
c
t
n
l
c
r
l
l
e
t
deeerthed
l a i a rm e ew e r;
191
# • fallow*! Cnmenrlng on Ih* Norlh • RD Na. 3IT.R
Tin* of N K 'i of N K '. nf Section I*. ST4IRM I E W E R L E F T (W EST) OF
T ow n sh ip i t South, Rang* 10 Eaet. • T i T I O N 411 ploa o# f F a r l l
a t a p'dnl 33H j i 5v *ti*r,y ii" m
Tha* part of: I^it 1 and Norlhth* X n rlh e atl corner nf e*ld M ello n aaele rly '» of Lot I M Rlnck "C"
1# and running South 3S*I g'joc"
'•» Pralrl# L ake P ark, accordin g M
1199.91 feel In POINT n r BF-OINN- plat recorded In Plat Hook 7, pec*
1NO of ea'd ditch cenlcrllnc; l h e a '5 44. pul,Hr records nf aSmlnol* Coun
South l l ' I T ' Eaet 1*9 feet: Ihcnce ty. Florid*.
s o u t h )'47* E ast TTl (»9tl Dieoc* lying each aid* nf aad w ith T I feel
Souih 9 ' i r E ast 119 ,feel to end of nf a etnrm sewer survey I n# des
d l l r h cenlerllne. coalalnlng .1! aero. cribed ae fallow*: ('iintmeiu Ing on
u m ore or Met.
Iha Eael tla* nf NK>4 of SK1, of
i OWNED BT i How ard A McDonald Secllan I i. Townehlo t l Smith.
and O corglna J. McDonald, hla wifi. Rang* l i Kest *1 a nolnt ilT .i feel
Nnrlh frnm Ih* Mndhegst corner nf
p a r c e l si
D ra laog* K a etm eol #RD l a i#1i eald Seetinn l> and r u n n in g North
li'll'O O " Kg t l 13.1 feat lo POINT OF
|t)
L A TERA L DITCH RIOIIT (EAST) REHINNINO of eald elorm eewer
O F STATION 491 p i jc IT 41 • r** , eurvey line: Ihenr# Norlh l l ' i r i o ”
T h a t p a ri nfi ''n c g ln a ln g 11.14 f*#l 4V#et 44 I feel; thenca North 44'17‘TVctl and I I I f e d North of Ih* 19" Weel 195.1 feet; the-c* N»rth
Southweet corner of Ih# NL^s «f i l'1 7 '1 9 " Weet 110 feel In end of
NR44. rua E aet T4I.II feel, •‘' • " t * ditch r talerlln * . c onta ining .94 a art.
N orlh 199 feel, Ihenr* R e e l M l mor* nr Im i . Said pip* Iln* in he
1994 I# highway. 4h**c* Southw est, laid upon Ih* follnwag couraet Along
a rly alo ng highway I I I I I f*«l t# storm aewar eurvey lla* a a deecrlhbeginning. Beellon I*. Tewaehlp II ed above
OWNED BTi Reherl g Brook* and
A goulh. Rang# JO E * » t"
.
” {yl«g <aaa aid* #4 A#4 v iilU g U S4#A A- Broeka, feig w U a .
f
t
t
•
E
•
TBsrftrWii;
” '
t d h t r r r . a c c ording To p l a t r a e a r l M
FARCER. SB Deatwag*
I S O Na. 313
I In Plai Book 7 P»*c S7. ptlOllo
LATERAL HITCH L E F T I W ES T. rerord* of s*m 'o . Ic Count)', Florid*,
KRLVI O F STATION 431 plan M . eald parcel he n f ileecrlhed *»'
Beginning on th* Wr.<l buru d a ry uf
4F a r t )
T h a t p a r t of: N orthe ae la rly c a t 1 eald Block “ L". being • Ihe K*«t
right
o l 'u . c y Iln* nf Slat* lloail I)
Half of Lot 4. Block A. Pralrl* L ake
P ark, accordin g to plat recorded in A 199, a t a point t I M l feet South
erly
from
th* Northw est corner nf
Plat Bonk 1, p*g* i i , public records
•aid Block " L " and r u n n in g South
j ( Seminole County. Florida,
lying each old* nf and w ithin H tl'SVJO " Rant 2i f r e l : thenen S 'u l h
feel of a illtiti eenterllna ileerrlhe.l t l '( . |'2 0 " 44'ent 24 feel; I htnc* Norlh
a* follows: Commencing on th# Kuet 71'41'JO" Wr»l 2» frel In 4Ve*l
line of HR>« of Si: i, uf ScclMn ll. Boundary nf eald Block "!.**; Ihencv
Tnwnehlp 21 South, Rang* lo East, Norlh l i ' 9 4 ' l o " K*«» a long 5Ve«t
at a point M7.t feet North from th* hnun.lary of Block "I," 21 feel to
Southeast corner nf eeld Section t l point of beginning, containing 4ti9
and running North 11*1 Too" Kaet «,inure feel, mor* or lees.
I M feet to PtllN T OF ItKtllNNINO A LSD
of eald d ltrh centerline: Ihenr* A eirlp nf land *crn»e the Kaet end
North l l ' l l ' ! * " West 44 1 feet; of luit* 1 and 2, Block "O". of Nor
thence North 4 4 'i M » " W eet l a ) > mandy Addition to C*e«elbnrry. «cfedt thence North M 'l T 'l o " Weet rnrdlng lo plat recorded In r i a l
l i e feet to end of dlich centerline, Book 7. p e te * 41 A 19. public record*
of Stmtnol* County, Florid*, aald
containing . t l aero, more or Its*.
heln g I t . I l l feet w!d# ae
OWNED BT: H a r r y W. r e m i n g t o n etrlp
measured a long North He# of Lot l
and Or*c* S. Pennington, hie wife and
19
51 feet wide ae meaeured
F I R t ' E I . Is Roadway R ight a f M ay along South
line of Lot 2. contain.
■Ml) J* . 330 1 33T1 t i t
Inc
It
t i r e , more nr let*.
A Strip nf Mnd aerne* Ih* E a s te r
DWNKD
BTi
C aetelherry (Mrritnt,
ly end nf M i l 4 and I. Bloch "H".
Pralrl* Laka P ark, according lo Inc.
plat recorded In Flat Rook T, page SUBJECT TOi Mortgage on Lot* I,
14, public record* nf Semlnol# Coun 3 1. 4 and 5 In Block II nf Cassel
ty. Florida, said st r i p helng 10 (eet berry Heights hy Aid* E D erlh.rk
In width, helng th at p e r t nf aald and J tl. Derthlck, In favor of A.
Inti lying w ithin i i feet of th* a u r K Carpenter.
vey line of S la te Rned 11 A fan. PARI EL 43 Roadway R ig h t *1 W ar
Section 7701, containing .91 aert, ORII Na, 43#
mor# or let*.
The Weelerly •* feci oft
of 8K>« of N5V44 lying R i a l of
OWNED RT: Michael Slmonelll and
Stale n « a d U * * 9 0 (form erly Stat*
M artha A. Slmonelll, hla wlf*.
Highway
No. I ) , of section IT.
SUBJECT TO: Mortgage In favor nf
F ir*' Federal Savlnga and I-nan and
Association of Semlnol* Cnudty; N E Q of 5 W I , lyin g Eaet nf Stat*
J 5 A 4on (form erly State
Ju d g m e n t recovered hy Jo h a Villa Road
H ighway No l l and North of Longa g ain st Michael Slmonelll.
PARCEL 41 H eadw ay R ight a f Way wood I-ak# Howell Road, of Secllo*
17, *11 In T ow n ih lp 11 South, Rang*
■RD No. lOii 1ST1 331
T hat p a rt ofi Th* Wt* of S W 14 19 Eael,
being
t l r ' p nf land 19 feet wide
of Sectln* 17. Tnwnehlp l l South, East ofa and
adjacent in the e altiRang* 19 Kaet. lying Kaet of S ta ir Ing right of wny
of Slate lloud 11
llnad No. IS ft loo, formerly Slei*
A
<9«.
containing
l.M acre, mot*
Road No. 1> and Smith of Lake or less.
Howell . R o e d .
K t r e p l:
lleglnlng
1)4 1) fret South nf thn Northeast OWNED n T : F r a n k R ussetl.
c orner of N W I 4 of SW«« of Sec OCCUPIED BT Richard I. Merrick
tion 17. Town»hlp 21 Souih, llungr P i n t 1: 1. 44 lloadwn* l llg h l a t 54 a r
J" Kail, run Smith 377 f r r l , Norlh IH II N*. IMl tl*Tt IM
T hai pa rt of:
51 d e f i a n t 10 minutes W eil 245 55
feet to right of way of S tate Rond "B eam 7 S chain* Keel of Ih# N orth
No | i . N ortheasterly along eald west corner of the 1444'le " ( N " ''4
right of way Ilna Mo feet tn right of Section 17. Township 21 South.
of way line nf Irttk* Howell Itnad, Hang* 19 Kasl. run Souih 9M chains.
South 59 degrees 41 mlnulet F.aet Kaet 19 chain*. South I I ( ret, Knst
I I I 4 feel, more or lets, to Slat*
77.) feet lo beginning
lying Norlh nf a linn at r ight angle Highway No. S m ow S late Bond IS
ft
<ioi|. thenre N ortheasterly along
lo thn survey Hue of Slat* Road 15
A 100, He. lion TIOI, at Station 41! Ihe 44'est Hue nf said lllghw-ny 71* I
feet,
more or le.s tn a. point Kaet
plu* 15.30 nf evld eur< ny line.
E aeierly nf and wllhln lit) lent ol .( the point >.f beginning, thence
4V**t I l l s f e n , no.r* or tees, lo
eald e u r v e / line. ALSO
A strip nf and adjo ining tha above point of b e g in n i n g ”
deerrihed eirlp off the South and daecrlhet as followet Beginning an
deerrihed *•: lleg nnlr.g on the Kaet the Knst Hn* of ihe above ileecrlhed
Right of 4Vay line of s t a t * Roed tract, bring the 44 set right of w *v
I t A 409 a t t h s point where * Hn* nf Slate Bond 11 ft 409. si a
line at right angl* In the survey Hue point 121 91 feel Hmitherly from Ih#
of said road al Station I I I plus 15 J9 Norllienel corner of said Irnct nml
Intersects sold right nf way line; running Northerly along so d right
thenca run South Jl* 41' E ast nl of way line In said Northeast corner:
right angle lo eeld eurvey line en thence 44’est along ih* North line of
tract
19.441
feel:
Ihen.-e
feel tn a point Iln feat Mnulheeeter. •aid
ly from eeld survey line, m reeuied Southerly lo point of beginning,
at right angle therein ; t h r n r * South containing of acre, more nr le.e
westerly Til 11 feet to a p.'lnl ■I • OWNED RTi Nell O llrlan and Rt*.
feet Southeasterly from ea'd eurvey lyn C, n'B rlan. hie wife
Iln# measured nl right angle thereto SUBJECT Til Mortgage In favor of
from Hist Inn 425 pine no; thence Cenlral C igar ft Tobacco I'nmrvny:
Hmithweeterly 2*4 27 feet to * point Mortgage In favor of R (• B ik e r
51 5 fent Hmilhraelerly frnm enld P i n i ' K I , 1.4 Drainage K*a#M*nl
eurvey Ilna. measured *t rich! m i d No. i m - t i
angle therein from rtlnllnn I t t plus LATERAL DITCH RIOIIT (EAST'
05. M en,# Houlh St*47' Knst 115 (I FHTATION (77 plus 95 9
feel; Ihenr# Smith JI'II'OO" West
Thai p a rt of I.nt 1, Block *C“.
In feet: thence North 51*47' #44'<t C a..ell.rrry. accord ng to plat rrIS feet tn East right of wav corded In PMl Rook 7. page 27 ec,|
Iln* of Stale Itoa.l 15 ft too. 24, puhl r records of HnnlnoM Coun
Ihenr# Norlh JiMJ'oo" K*st along! ty. Florida.
said right of way Hn* into i t fret lying e arh eld* nf and wllhln fn
tn point nf haglnnnlng;
feel of a ditch centerline described
•aid eurvey line end eold Stations as follows! Commencing on the
helng located and deerrihed a* fol South line nf SKi, of S4V«4 nf Sec
lows- Beginning on Ih# North line, tion I, Township 21 South llsng*
nf N5VIJ of Sectln* 17. Tnwnehlp 11 I 19 Kaet. at a point 145 22 feel 4Vr*t
South. Rang* to East *1 a point from the Southeast corner of eald
445 I t feet 45'esf from Ih* Northeaet HE*; of HIV U and running North
corner of eeld NW5i and running 14* o f Jo** Fast 19*97 feet t I ' n l N T
14'01'M" Went 214.15 feett then,# OF IIKHLNNINO of saM dH< h t enter
South 1491 lit" West 114154 feel In line: Ihenc# South 7J'57'Sn" Eaat 231
Ih* beginning nf a r u rv a roncava In' ffet to end of ditch centerline, con
the N orthw esterly and having a Mining .1* acre. nio(o of M*s #«.
radiu s of .401.4 5 ' feet: Ihenr* South, cluelvo nf In m ad rlghl of way.
w esterly along eald curve thim igh iv
central angle nf 21'n i'in " a distance LATERAL DITCH IllO HT (EAST)
STATION 142 plua 74 74
of 1951 71 f .e l t In Htatlnn 111 plus DF
of Mud lo feel In w'dlh
15 19 nd end of curve; t h en re Smith A strip Ilia
Houlh end nf I.nt 1 In
li'll'O O " 4Vee 1 71.4 3S feet tn Station Across
Illork
'
'
l
l
' , being the Hmitherly Jn
125 plus 0 0 ; thence rn n t ln u l n r South feet of snld
I.nt s m raeured Jt riaqt
IIMI'OO" 44 eet 291 feet to Htntlnn • ogles lo tl-e
Hoe of -aid
122 plusO). thenre continuing Hoillh lot also a slrlpSouth
Mod Jo feel In
14'11'Op" 44 n.I 17 * feel In Ihe 'vhllh rtcros. tbs ofSouth
end of the
44'est line nf S44 '< nf said Sm-llon 44'rsterly 1"0 feet of Itloi
17 nf a point 447 I feet North from being Ihe Southerly Jo feel ufI, \4"It",
e.i •
the Southwest corner of ee'd Sec
l"(t feet nf seld Block ' D ’
tion 17. the tande herein deeerthed erly
measured at right angles to the
cnnlnlnlc 2 59 acres, more nr |e-s. South line of sstd block: alt 19
This deed Is give lo correct a d-ed Country Clot, Circle. Casselberry,
heretofore e ee ru te d hy the pa rties accordin g to plat re-orded In Plat
hnrelo. doted Oclohr 3*. 1955. snil Book 9. page (.4, pu'*Hc record# of
recorded In Official Records Rook Semlnol* County. Florida, ronlalnltta
4* Page 1is. also to convey a email .1) acres, more nr |ee*.
additional parrel nf lend.
LATERAL DITCH RKIIIT (EAST!
OWNED I1T S tale nf Florid*.
OF STATION 521 plue .41 ( P e r il
Company. Slei* of Florid*
A atrip of lend 29 feel In width
SUB.IP.CT TOi Morigng* In favor acr'o.e
tbe Smith side nf Lnl 19 In
of C. K B radshaw ; l l n r l r n g e In Illork 2*. K s th ry n Park, according
favor of fsnhella M Coons (Coomel. In plat recorded In PMl llook 5 pvge
P 4 Ht'KI, 43 Roa dway R ight of 55 ay 44, public records of Heinlnui# Coun
• RD N*. IIS-R
ty, Florida being th* Southerly 1*
T h at pari nfi Lots 1 In I. Inclus feet nf eeld L d If. m e,sored t l
ive. Block "R' of Country Club f.'lr. r ight angles to -th s South line of
cl*, according lo plat recorded In •aid Lot 14, containing .97 acre,
PMt nook 9, page 15. of the public more or Use.
recorde of Semlnol* County, Florid*. ALSO
Irln g g> E aeierly of Ihe eurvey line T h ai p e r ' oft 7 ,of I Block 21. K e i h
of Slat* Road IS A 409, Section 7791, ryn Park, afoieeald
and W esterly nf a Hn* beginning at lying each eld* of t e d within II
a pnlnt 19 feel E ast nf Stallnn 419 feel of a dltrh centerline described
plue II 49 nf eald eurvey line, m ea s ne follows: Commencing nn * W est
ured al right angle* lo eald survey erly eetenslnn of ths South line nf
Hn*. and r u n n i n g ' on a transition Lot 11. Central Park, PMt llook 4.
Southerly In a point 119 feat R ail nf page 94. public record* nf Semin,il#
Htatlnn 454 plus na nt eald survey County. Florida. *1 a pnlnl 51 IS feet
line meaeured *1 right angles In eald 45'eelerly frnm th# Southwest corner
survey 11ns. end (h) South of a line nf said L»l l i and running Norlh
s t right angle* to eald aurvay Hn* li'9 1 '5 9 " Last 441 I f r r l tn POINT
at 8iatlnn 459 plua id. Kaet of and OF IIEOINNINO of said clllch esnwithin 11* feel of eald eurvey lint, lerllna: Ihenc* Smith 7J'47'19" East
eald survey Iln* and eald Statons 27 i i feel: thence North 21'17'Jn"
helng Mrated and d tte r lh e d aa fnl- Eaat 172 41 feel: t h r n r * North 1 ! '.
low#i Beginning nn i 4Vesttrly *(• 47'ln" Kasl 157 feet: (hence Hnunlh
tension of Iha South Hn* of t^ii I, lt'4 1 '1 9 " Eaet 197 feet tn th* East
Kathryn
Block "B" of aald Country Club Iln* of Teil l i Block
4'lrcl* *t a point 11.41 feat W aatar- aforesaid, al a point 14 4 feel North
ly frnm an Iron pin M ealing th* erly from Ih# Smith#*#! enrnar of
Southwest corner of eald Lot I and •aid Lot II, e o n ltln ln g 91 err*,
running Norlh t l ' 9 | ‘J«" E ast 141 11 mor* nr less, e trluelve of area In
feet tn Station 451 plua 90 of eald road right of w a r
Oardtaa,
eurvey Iln*: lhanr* continuing Nnrlh OtVNIIRD UT: Caatolhorry
“
14*n: 19" Eael 411.41 feel lo Htatlon Ino.
449 plua II 41 nf aald aurvay line; FA RPRL 49 Roa dway R lghl of Way
thenra continuing Norlh t t ' 0 | ’l9". 9RO No. IIS; III
Eaet 9I-.9* feel; thane* North T h a i p e rl ofi Lot 1 Block "R" nf
H'01'19" Eaat 174 t l feet 4o th* C e tta lh e r r y . Florid*, according to
North tin* of NBQ of NW Q of S e c Pl_...................
1st th ereof recorded
In Plat .Bonk
.......................
.
Don IT, Township II South. Rang# T, papea 17 and 21. of th# public
19 Eaat al a point I I I 11 feat 4V#st r i e n r d a of Seminole Pnunly. Flnrlde,
from Ih# N ortheaet corner nf N45’ Q lying K a tta rly of and vllhln 44
nf ea'd Section IT. th* Mad herein feet of renter]Iln# of prop,,eed
prop,.aed Eaet
d eerrlhtd c onta inin g 1.91 acres, more Lane of *MM lined 11 ft 199. aald
nr leea.
cenlerllne being described at fnl
lows: commencing nn Ihe Smilh line
ALHO
All ihal part of th* NW Q of SWU of SW U of Section I. Tnwnehlp 11
TtJiang# 19
- — r e a l , at a pnlnl
South,.
nf Section 171, Townthlp I t South.
Rang# 1* Eael. lying E ast nf SMI* 44111 faet Weelerly fr»m Ihe SmilhRued No. 11 and North of l a k a re el corner of eald H45'U, eald pnlnl
ll'.well Road, t l shown hy p lat r e helng nn Ih# cenierlln* nf s e ttlin g
corded In Plat Book 4, page t t , SMI* Rnad 11 A 4*9; ihenr# r u n
Hrmlnot# County Record*, helng * ning North l i'0 2 '1 9 " E a t i elnng eraHr nt egld relating SMI* P.nad
tria n g u lar parcel nf Mnd contain. Mrlin*
Ing 1914 square feet, mor* of leee. 1 i l i . l l feel: thence South 71'47'jn"
Eael I t feel lo POINT OF HEOINALSO
That pa rt • ( : Lot* | , t, f, 4 end f. NINO of cenlerllne nf proposed Katl
Block "II", C e tte lh e r r y Heights, ac. Irtin* of Stale lined l i ft 4<io. Ilienr*
cording to plat recorded In Piet Northerly alninat e curve rnn.av#
nook 4. pegs 17, public recorde of In Ih# K e e le r lr and havin g a -adlue
of i l l i t i fret through a central
Seminal* County, Florida,
lying 4V*el nf end wllhln 79 feet af angle uf 1*19', * dletane* nf >)n
Ih* survey Hn* of Hlele Itnad l i A feel to end nf curve; thence Nnrlh
•99, eald survey line helng deerrihed 1**1119" Eael IT t t feet t o Ihe b e
ae follows: Beginning nn an Easterly ginning nf a curve concave In Ih#
eelenelnt af ih* Nnrlh line nf Lot W es te rly and having e radlue nf
through a central
I. Block ' ' l l ”. Caeeelberry Height*, 171M I feat
aforesaid, a t a point 11.19 .feel Inna aald curve ilirm.gh * renlral
angle
of
|*
lq
',
a
dltla n r* nf 140 feel
R e s l tr i y fronj an Iron pip* m arking
tn r*d of curve: thence Nnrlh 19'ih* Nnrtheaei corner nf aald Let
179
et
feet In Ih* llrgI1'19"
Eaat
eald point heln g na Ih# a rc nf a
curv* rnnrav# to Ih* Soulhaaeterly Inning nf a rurve rnnrav* lo the
and havin g a radlue nf l i 4 l . l l feet: W esterly and havinq a radlue of
Ihenr* from a ta n g e n t he aring uf 4714.41 feel; thence Northerly along
Souih H '1 7 '1 1 " tvesi run Houlh- enld curv# through * ,* n lr a l angl*
weelerly along eald curv* through g nf 1*19', a dletane* of 159 feat In
cenlral angle nf T'14'41". g dletanre and nf curve; ihenc# Nnrlh 14*
of 147 •• feel to end of ettrMI thenco n li‘19" E a s t Tl 19 feat tn Ihe Nmlh
South I4'9 t'4 9" 34'cst 3114.I I feet In IM* of SE U of said Section I at s
th* South lino of S4TQ of NKQ nf pnlnl l u l l feel E a .le r ly frnm Ihe
Section I, Tnwnehlp 21 South. Rang* N n rih w a ti corner nf eald S K 1,. con
in Kasl al a pnlnt 111.11 Met Enel t a in in g ,92 aur* more a r l*«e.
from the Soulhwaet corner of NBQ OWNED n r fMvmond H Fog gnd
of eald Section 1, containing .39 acre, RoatlM 51 Fn». hla wlfa, •
more or Mea.
SURJECT TO: Mortgua* of Howard
ALSO
F Reeecker Sr and E sther n He-ecA ptrool of lA#d t f S le ek "I*", Cm * imti n u r n ii Jim F#4if4i u f
' n t « and T.«*n AeenMtfMu e f Op. 9 i n e r t , s s f i ta f a a g # P e u g eot
} T H E S A K F O T t D H E R A L D M o n . A p r . SO. 1 9 5 1
P*%
■RD * # . l a n . R i 34#l 3*7
Mrrtn
*
■ ------‘----------------------A a . c . i H # ' 9 S « | J
I ' l H t ’I'l, 47 Roadw ay R ig h t t l 4S#y LATERAL DITCH UIIIHT (EAST)
n r STATION 111 plus 11 i p a r i ;
a III) 9». 3<M; I I#
lined t l A I"". Section TTPI. **b| radlue of 2941 29 feel: these*
The Easterly 19 feet nf L ott I I and Th*l p a r t nfi l-nl 4 Block 11 Hath* su rvey I ne being described a % f u | . • tang* it hearing tif N o rth 419
II. Block " U F " , Caaeelberry, a r c o r d . ry* P a rk according lo p '* i recorded Mwt Beginning on lit* Norm lino Knit, -tun N n r t h i e a t e r l r - a lo n g ,
Me lo plat recorded Hi PMl Bonk 7 I* Plat Monk i. pete* i f . puhllo r*«- of Sectma i. Tnwnelp I t South. uf eeld curve th rough A carl
CiMlhlXi
peg* 17, Puhllo Record* of gemlnol*
Rang* I* Eaet, al g point 1911.11 angl* of t ' i r n o " . • dletane* of
County, Florid*, helng g *tr p of lyin g each eld* nf and wllhln II feel East front Ih* Norlhw ost for- rest in p o i n t o f n K u i N N i x a
Mnd 1» feel will* IVeet nf and a d (eel nf * dllrh rOnterLno described iter of ih* N l . ' , of eald Secllan #3irl ditch o urvty Iln* thoftv# f r
jacent In th* right nf wgv nf e i l e | . ae follo w s' Commencing no a 44 esl. I. e* d point bein g nq Ihe a r r of a ■ tenge.it henring of North i f ' * 4 «
Ing Stnl* Road IS-loo. being that erly oateselii* nf ih* South IM* nf c t r v # concur# to th# Southeaeterly Eeet. run North
l l------' i r t a " Kaet
i
IE
pert of said Ml* lyin g wllhln in loti l l . C entral Park. PMt Honk I. end h a r in g a radius of 1111.11 feel. foet: thence North 41 *1*'I4".
f e . t of Ih* eurvey Iln* nf S u l # page 19, public record* nf Semlnol* Ihet.c* from a ta n g e n t h a i r i n g nf SI feet to end or dttch eurvey II
Coun'y. Florida, at a point 11.11 feel Souih 2 4 ') ) ‘l l " 44*.t run. SWIy containing n» acre mpr* n r I*
Road I5-499 Section 7T'*I. contain
Ing lino equain feet, mure a r lee* W esterly from the Southweet corner *lnn* eeld corv* Ihrmigli a co-itral s t y l u s . t e of a ro e in road M h U i
OWNED BT' W 4V Dawson Jr., ll. of eald Lot II and running Nnrlh a ngle or D>'5J n l" a d l e u n c * o ' )J9.. way.
a,
4V S; sn eer and C. K. W tlenn. *• l l ' n r i o " Keel l e t ) feet to POINT 74 feet to end of curve: thence South OW NED BTi C C MILLER.
*
form er offlcere-dlrectore. T rustee s DF IIK'IINNINH of eald ditch center, l i ' o r 19" 44’est 2.75 f»-l to a point, P A R t'lll, 41 Ural tag# I A i i m m I
of assets of Sunnytown Tnge, I n c , a line: Ihenr* South T l*i? 'i»" East •aid point h e ir l n g South 71*)7‘19" SRD A# 31-14 SM
17.11 feel: Ihenr* Nnrlh !1M7'19" East a dletanre nf 10.1 feet frnm g LATERAL DITCH RIOMT (1
dissolved rnrpnral'nn.
HI'11.1 K (T TO: Morlgag* nf Sunny- East 172.1) feet: thence Norlh 12*- concrete monument on I*# East o r STATION i l l Plue 11.47
rtjn
town Togs. Inc., la fa vor of Hibbard 47'1't" Kaet 2)7 feet; Ihenc* South Iln# nf Lot 1, Block " I I " nf C*-eel- T h a i p a n ot: .Traci • of eurvoy fog
l l ' 4 i ‘!9" Eaet 197 foet lo Ih* Eael
Casselberry.
T
hom
as
tlraham
.
Font
P
e
rk
.
Acoord«
horry
Holghie,
Plat
nook
I,
p»3#
FARC RL 44 R a adw ay R ight •» Way Iln* of Lot 19. Block 11. Kathryn 17. pahllc record# of Semlnol* C o t e . lag to plat r*'o rd*d In Deed Bonk
I'ark. aforooald. al a point I i . t feel
s n n 91*. M l ; 303
ly. Florida, ea'd concrete monument i:i*. page 171. pubi c record*
Tha Kaaterly D» feet of Lnl# 11. N ortherly from Ih# Southeast r o -n er being
77 feet Northerly from lh« Femlnnl* Cnuuly, Florida,
nf
eeld t.ni 19, conta lalng .91 acre,
11, 11 and 14. Block "ll". Fern P e rk
Southeast
c orner of said T.nt 1, oon. Wing 'e a c h t H # nf and w llhln .
Estates, according In plat recorded htnr* o r lest.
talnlng
.19 ary*, m m# op l> t
feet of ■ dltrh coilerL’n* d e e c r .b e .
In I'lai nook 5, Pages |n to ll., In AIJH4
BT; C l ii o l b e r r y Hardens. a t follows: C"mmenclng on Ih # ‘
clusive. Public Records nf SsmlnoM Th* Norlh I t feet nf Lnl t*. Block (4WNKD
South
Iln* of h e ' s nf Stcilon,. 1,
Inc.
County. Florida, being a i t r l n of 11. K a th r y n Psrk. Addition Xn 1. E l S l ' I t l i M Roadway R ig h t • ( IS ay T nwnehlp
11 Smith Rang* 19 X9e|»
Mnd 19 feet wide Weat of and ad- according in plat recorded In PMt • RD Na. M . R | » | . R
at e point 1*31.21 feet Kojt ( r u n
Jarrni to th* r ight of wav of t i l s i . Rnnk I. psg# 94, nf th* Public T hat pert nfSouthwest
corner nf s i d HEU, e e d
In* Slat* n n a d 11-49*. helng that Records nf Semlnol* County, Florid*,
being nn Ih* *rn . i f * curv#
p a rt of eeld Mia lying w thin *9 c onta ining 91 acre, more or let* l a ; Lot* l to 7 of nMok 11 of Kuth- point
r
n
n
e
a
t
•
lu
Sm ithegeterly and*
feet of th* eurvey Hn* of S t a t i O W N E D , BT: Charle* J Lldel and ryn Park. Addition No I. a . c r d l n T havin g a raJhe
Hu* of : t ! i . 3 l f o n t ■
to plat th ereof recorded In Plsl
Rond 14*409. Section 7791,
KHtaheth E!d#l. Mt wife
Ihenc* fmiu
from a ta n g e a l hb e arin g a# t '
ALSO
SUBJECT TO: M ortgage In fevnr of Bonk I. pages 4J In *9 nr the nubile
nrlh l f«'5
'; i4'114"
4 " E ast
a s t ru n .XoM
^
.XaM)hft.
Th# Easterly 19 feet of L ott II i n d Charles Kinney and Franco* Kl*. record# of Semlnol* County, Florida. N
eaeierly
along aald c u r l* IkrouTT
AND
11. ninrk "ll". Fern P e rk X e liie t. aey: E asem ent nf c h a rle * llorher
c e n lr a l eagM of t l ' l l ' j y " e d's.
aforesaid, helng a strip of Mnd 19 and Louisa Herher, In f a m r ot Cat- Ih) Th* Weet T19 feet nf (Invar* elenca
of 191).Ce foet In 1‘OlNT n j
m*nl Lot 4. Section J. Tnevneh'n II
feel wide West of and a d j e r t n l In •elherry Utilities Company.
RF.UINNINH
nf ee'd d llrh e a r
Snum.
Rang*
1*
Kail.
South
of
Slat*
th* right of w a r nf e a lttln g SMI* FARCRL *4 D rainage K a to ta tn l
Hn*:
t
h
e m * frnm e tange nt beer
Road 1J5S* Block 11 • ( K a thryn of North
Road 1.4-499, helng th at part nf eald i n n 3 a m # i s m
i
l
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l ' n i "‘ Kaet run B"U
".................
Ml* lying wllhln la feet nf Ih* LAT ERAL DITCH RIOIIT fRAST) P a r k Addition No | ,
lying Southeaelerly of and wllhln 41' J i l t " Eeet 341 feet la #nd-~
eurvey line nf 81*1* Road 11-199, O F STATION 111 plue 11 ^ P a r l i
ditch
eenterllna
ro n le la ln g .Tl AdiSection T79L
Th* South I I ft*l nf l ^ t I. Illork 11, 119 feat nf th* (tirvey In* nf S i l l #
n r Met. evcluelve a f a r e a I
T h i land* herein deerrihed eontaia* K eihrytt P ark. Addition So I. a c Rnad l l A 199. section TT0), eald morn
road
right
of
way.
Mg .91 acre, acre, more nr lit*.
cording In pldl thereof r o r n r d td In •urvey tin* b«!ng described a* fnl. OWNED BT: T hor Lofgren Aid OWNED RT: A r th u r F Labh a s d Plat Roook I. peg* t l . Public Rec M w t: Beginning ng # nSuth«a*i*r|v t r u d e tjifgre n, hla wlf*.
11*111* t, L*hh, hie wlf*. and Mary ords nf Semlnol* Cmtalv. FM'ld*. e iM n tln n nf Ihe Nnrlh llnd of Block SURJXCT TO: M ortgaae a f ThnM#i»
B Lambert and or II Allnn Stanley arid th* South l l fret of the 4V*et 17 nf ee'd K a thryn Park at a point n flraha m and wlfo. In favor cf U
19 feet of th# lend Irlng betw ee- I I 7 feel Southeaelerly from an Iron C. Alhart C ot end Elvira Coe, kid
and 94it ID R Stanley, hie wife
P 4 R t 'i : i. I# Roadway Right i f Way Ih* North and South line* of eeld plp« m ark in g th a N " r l h * a t l corner
Lot • produred E asterly Inin O n v of eald niock 17, aald point helng FARCRL SA R aedw ay Rlgfct ml W #F - •
• RII 194.Hi IOA-r
Thai pari nf: The WtJ of Ih* N'k ernmenl Lnl 1, S# tlon I, Tnwnehlp on Ih# aro of a curv* roncava tn ■RD A# » I - R | ■ I . n
.11
Smith, Rena* |9 Eeet, containing th* Southeasterly end having a re- T h a t pert nD_ A parcel ay t r e e l o f
nf (Invtrnmenl I n( I of Se -tlon I.
tllii* of 1141.71 feet: I h e n r i from a
Town.hlp 21 South, Rang* Jo East. .11 t r r o , more or lets
Mnd In Ih#* SEQ of “Section
I. Ti
Tobvo.
'
*,
'
Kesl nf Stale Road No t). LESS
Ohio I t South, Rang* 19 K e l t da,
Lola 1
1) of Rlork "I" of Fern
•9rlh»d a t: Resinning ng Ih* Ee<N
",
Park Estates and I,ESS tr ia n g u la r
orlv r lghl of way lit* n r i l a t * n o . i | ; .
pa rk Immediately North of eald 1-nt
I i * inn ai a point T1M4 feat AoulAft 'J
I. Illork "I ", of Fern Park Fetal##
Wetterlv ' . c m Ih* pnlnl of M l t r e o c . " .
according In pint recorded In Piet
las pf oetg rig h t of way H a t je(s£ “ t
nook I Peg* II. nf th* public rec ■RD 9la, IS#
Ih#
K
atl line
Iln* nf (lA
“ vom m int I M
ih#
Reel
ord* of Semlnol* County Florida,
LAT ERAL DIT^H RIOIIT (EAST! Sertlon I. c onta inin g 1.91 ecr#t, 4 of eald Sactloy I. ru n thahq#, ‘ ,,
mor* a r 1*4*
lying Easterly of and within 1J9 feel O F STATION 111 plu* I I ( P a r t i
Southerly
174.11
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e t #!•■■ r t f l V . A
of the survey line of Stele l|n*d Th* Nnrlh II feet af th* Weel 19 AI J i n
o( way M ..Iho^M gM nl#* o f . . . J
II ft *na Sc.-tlon T J/|, said Survey feel nf Ihal portion nf (tnvernmenl A tr ia n g u la r parcel nf Mad In T.nte •4*«hl_
t h e m e " m .ih w e iM r ly
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Iln# being described ae follows: Be. I.nt I. Tnwnehlp 11 Smilh. Rang# I and 7. Block II, K a th r y n Park f#«lcurve:
alo ng eald c urve |* t 2,,t,ci* l*
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ginning on Ih# Norlh line nf eald la Keel, lying between th* North Addition No |, described a t followai monument nn a d d Efteieiiy ri g h t mt
(lovernment I.nt I i t t point 1.41 Tl ■nd South line* nt Lot 19 n f K elh. Beginning na Ih* 45'eet Hn* nf «tld w»y 11lie l lh#e-» South 41 t u l l (
feel Kasl frnm iha Northwest c o r rvn P a rh Addition No 1, produced Lnl 7 at • pnlnl I t * feet Snuthract- ehoro of • ••{ L«k* K athryn) lh * n c«
ner th ereof (Northwest corner nf E aeierly Inin eeld ftovernmenl ol.t erly tn th* 4\'#*t line nf I.nt 7 t l
» 4 M f e e t m o r i ar"*eVeT
HE*) of ss id Section l l and ru n n 'n g 1. seld plet of K e ih ry n Perk a d Itnad II ft 199, aa deerrihed ahnv*.
Smith U 'i '7 'i a " 4Vest *7)7 9| f , . i dition No I helng of record In Plat eald dietetic* o t ! ! • feel li*:ng m ete , ■Meg the t h o r e nf eeld lek«i i h t n c # ■•
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o t 4114 O O t t h e a o « ' | L
In th# Smith Hn* nf Said Section I (ink I a t nag* 49 of the public tired along # l in e redlet tn cur"e N n n h . I ' dr* ro
4Voet I9t l f * , t tn
at e point 14.4 11 feet West f r n m , reenrds of Semlnnlt County. Florida of eald eurvey line: thenca V . r lh - IN41NT O F REOINNINO, M r l u d l n f '1
Ihe Southwest c orner nf ,sld Oov • he land herein deerrihed being 4 91 eaeierly slung # curve ...neev# lo r lp e r ie a r i g h t: helng T r a n * 1 l
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ernm -nl !,ot I (Southwest earner acre, more nr let*
Ih* Southeaste rly havin g e radius
• a f Survey fnr T h am es a r e *
of SI.I, nf said Section I t ; c o n ta in OWNBD BTi O v e r tu re * ! Land O m - of I ' l l . ! • fee', and parallel tn eeld hI »and
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eurvey lln«. # dleianca nf 41 feet recorded In Deed Rok ll*. peg* SUT
OWNED RT: Cherlee A 4V*M*
PARURL 99 Raadway Right af W ar to a p-int lu t.nt f! thenco South- 9f l_h« pbhlle_ recorde ef ■tm laald
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* r |f in t h i *15'et line of t.nt T *t f o u n l y , Florida,
SUBJECT TOt Mortgage in fevor nf, 4RII Na #1.R
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Fsrrte D 44 *rd. doing biKlnett *• Thai p e r t nfi I.nt t Block 14 n' e point n t 4 | fs*t S m ilh r tsto r ly from Irln g R eeierly nf end w lthl# f i d
I'olonlal Motors
Reptet nf Lot I. BM, u 21 . K * l h r , n I Ih* point nf beginning: Ihences
P 4 lll'KI, *« R oadw ei Right af Way Perk according lo pMl thereof re Northw esterly a long th* 44'est line J i * •#•, 8#clMii 7191, eeld eurvey
altII bn. in*
corded In Plat Book 4, pegs 9. pub nf Lot t ■ dletane* nf 45 feet to Iln# h»lng deacrlbed ■■ fnttrtwai
t.
Inwai gBe,
T hat nert of: S4V , of N K 1, nf Sec- lic t e r o r d t of Seminole Umintr, F l o r pi.lnl nf heqlanlng, containing ,91 tln l n g on * Weetert
a rr* inure nr |*,s.
lion 9 Township 21 Smith, Hangs ida.
«f t h t North.Iln* of ^recV I**; ( " * ! ■ >■
J« Kesl lying Kn«l of Sl*t# Roed lying E aste rly nf end wllhln tJ9 OWNED BTi Robert H a r r is end " “f V 5**
. Tho,"»* n r e h e m a t *
1.4 ft enn, n t h e r n i - * deeerthed as feet of the survey line of s t a te M argaret Harris, hie wife.
puMl 19 I t feet AVetlerlr from th#
lb# South t, nf (1»i ernmenl l."t 21 Road 15 ft 4n9. Section 2791. laid SCBIECT 9-n; Mortgage In fevnr of -Sorlhwe.i oorner of eald T re o t I*
of sat,I Section I lying E ast of Stale aurvey line bring d*e< rlbed as fnl- W in te r P a rk Federal Saving* ta d •eld point he 'n g nn Ihe t r « o f g
Road I) A 4"9
| lows Resinning on a Southeasterly Loan Association.
rurvo fonrev* m th* N n rlh w e ilo rlp .
lying Easterly of and * llhln 119 feel eetenaton of eth# North
Iln* nf P 4 Rt'lil. ■» Roadway R ight gf Way • nd having e radlue of l l t M l f e e n
of Hie «ur«»y line Of Slat# Rond 14 Block 27 of K a thryn Park Addition • RD bn. JOli log
• hence frnm a M n g t n i h o e rin g a i
ft inn, Sectloa 7791, aa'd eurvey lln #| No t, according lo plat recorded la Thai part of: Tbe Southerly 199 feat s o u th 49'll'1 7* West, ru n g o u l h !
being ,|e<crlbed *e follow*' Begin PMt Book 4, page* SI tn 49. public of l.nl 1 nf Replet of Lnl* t lo weeierly elnng oeld curve th r o u g h
ning on (lie North llo* of seld See- records of Seminole Cmtalv. Florid*, 19. Inclusive grd 21 in II, Inclutlt*. e c entral engl# of I 9 ' n n | " g die* . >
linn I at a pnlnl 1912 25 feet E arl at a point l l 7 feet Southeasterly Block 17. K a lh r v n Perk. Addition Mar# of 174,0 foet to t a d of ounroi from the N orthwest r n m e r nf NEQ from t n Irna pip* m arking Ihe No t. according in pMl recorded la Ihenc* South I9'49'19" W * ll f a ] i d of eald Sertlon I, eald point being Northeaet r n rn er nf eeld niock 27. PMl nook 4. png* i t , public recorde M il lo Ih# h e g ln t l n g of e curv#-’
on ih# arc of a eurv* rnnrav* lo eald pn'nl being nn Ih* arc nf t of Semlnol* County, Florid*,
concev* to tho BoiiihoeeMrlF
th* Southeasterly and h a r in g a r a curve rnnrav* tn ih# gm ithetet. h a v deerrihed a t followa: B-glnnin g an |>.»vMg e radlue of l l i l . i r fooiT ’ ,
dius nf 3g41 24 feel: thenre from ing t radlue of J i l l I f feat; than.* I h i Eaeierly Ha* nf eald Lot 1 at Ihenc# Bouthwoelorly a lo n g oe
* lengenl he aring nf South 24'IS 14" frnm * tangent hearing nf Smith a pnlnt I I feet Southerly from th#
:.8..?Hh r n u f.h •
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44‘est run S n u th w e tie rly along eeld 4T'94'4I" Weel run Soolhweeterly Nnrtheaei corner th ereof and r u n JS.r
tl'4 4 '1 4 " e dletane* of UTT.I* f*
r u r v e llitnugh a central angle nf in* »4»j* (esl th rough a c in l r a t a n d * ning Northw esterly and pertH el to M Iha 8nuih lino of eeld ■teiMn
51'i'4". * distance of 419 T4 feel to nf 19'99‘t 4" (a Ih* Nnrlh line of North Iln* nf eald l.nt t l |4 feet; T ow nthlp Ii 8ouih, Rang* i r “
end nf curv*: Ihenc# Smith 14'ni'Jil" Secllan t. Tnwnehlp l l Smith. n*ng# Ihenc# Southwesterly parallel to #4 e point 1911.1* feel B e), . . ^
44 eel 7211 14 feel lo Ih# Hmilh line 19 East el a pn nt 1912f j feet r , , t Eaet 1'n# of eald Mt 49 feel: thenre ih* 8ouihw*ei c orner nt gRi) e f tif,
of N K 4, of seld Section I 91 * point from Me Northwest onrnsr of NK’, Sottthweeterlv |9 feet, mor* nr leet. ■octlnn I. conta lalng ' l . l j geco#
241 It feet Eeet from Ihe Soinhwe.t nf seld Sectloa •: there* from
lo Soulherly line of said l.n| 42 feel more or fag*.
n i r n i r of
NKU. conixlnln* t . l l t«n»«ni • • r l n t
)n u th l l ' I V H ' Eaeierly from ih* Souihwesl corner OWNED n r I T h o r I.ofgrea t a d (T*f*
• rr#«. m a r t vr !*••.
I W*«|, ru n fliiuthwtaturtv t l ^ n t ■ til therenfi then.'* E e s ttr lv and North, irud* Lofgren. hi# wlf*.
, « e •,
nW.VKh MT* Vtiiclift. InP
' r u rv a i b r n u t h a r a a lf a l anvla a ? easterly alo ng Southerly and Eaet- ■URfECT TO: Mnrlgggg o f T h o m i d
IMIH MI. Al IlnailMaf R l i h l «f W ar
a dUtanf* nf l)j» T( fa-1 erly lines of seld Ml lo point of n Orahain and wife, M f e v o r l .f
a n i l >«. I (Hi
1 »»> •nd of curva: thcr*# /lAufh 11*
hsglnnlng, c onta inin g .91 err*, more
't' n* *nd Elvira Co«. HI* w i f e .
Tha* part <»f f.ot* < t n in inrlualva
W i n ? IS faat t«» a nnint, aald cr |agg
F 4 R I EL Rf Roadway R ight • ( WRF
44f n i c k 21 K a i h r n P a r k A d d l |*nlM h a a r l n t
Ra n h M«\T J f r « * l
nW.NF.h fI V H T H \ f l l. V and f l f l l T aRD Ao M; Rl-R
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tlnti Nu I a n i in ll ig In plat t h a r a o f a d l a t i t t r a nf I faat f i n m
a c(»ii*| Hft A « 11N*. hla
wl fa
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r a r u n l a d In Plat ll do k \ !•**#• *3 r f a t a montiTnant . id ih a tfaat |'n* SUn.lECT T n llnrige gg In favor " (. l * ' * * * toot n<iuihw#«Mrly
etong
tho
tn «:• .if i h a p'thll. ta cri nl a v»f
of l.»»t I. Htock '•IP* nf r * * g a | h # r r j
Itarv F Perlg"
l.aeterly rlghl of way lino nf SMIA
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nula !*.iti nty, F l o r i d a , an d
i l l a l f h t t a . P l a t n»*nk ® n * « a <?, ntth*
Sorrow Pit lla o l Road! nnad No f) f ro m 7 h * " i n I •Vatio'lTeR
All that part of T h u d A%*ntia Fnuth
raf'nrd* of Pamlnola T onntr. Fl«r« aRD An. 1.25 .
of said Kaaterly right of way ) 1nR
• if aald K a thryn Park lylna Hutiih Ida. aald ennerata mnnum-nt ha'njr HAI L IIOAD FDR BORROW P I T | » n d 4V..I line of l.avy (Irani, ruR
of I.nt H». Mini U J®. of anltl Kathr>tt TT feat Northarlv from I h a Xopth. NO 1
South 41 deareas 4U Kail In t 4 faet!
Park, halo* «loaad h r llraolntIon of aaat ro r n a r of aald l.nl | # contalaltt) Th# Real 19 feet n f l,n| 7 of Cenlral Iheuc* South .95 degree* Wool I I I
County Commlaa oncra tif Mamlnnl# 11 acta, nrnra or laaa.
Perk, acrnrdlng In plat thereof re. f#»t to M k e K a thrya. thaso* South*
County, and
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rnriletl In Plsl Bonk *. page ii. west along Ih* ihnM
ohnr* Of
of osld
skf
Olid flakft
Tha North
faat nf
I.nt II nf Can* , A t r ia n g u l a r f a r r a t nf land
aald public rerun!* of Semlnnle
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tral Park, according tn plat tharaof I.nt I. fllnck H nf Hanlai nf f.ot County, Florida, containing .)• err*, !?.*
47' Kiel 4)1.4 feet, t h e s e s N o r l h '
ra m r d a d 'n Plat llook tl. paga
1 1. Mlnck tl, K a thryn Park, datcrlh. morn nr leee
41* Weet I I I I fool l i ' ' " '
of tha puhMc raenrda of kantlnnla; ad aa followa- llaglnnlng on tha 04VNF.D n t i J e r r y Collin*
right of way lino nf osld B U U "
Count v, FI im da
.Nnrlhaaatarlr |!na nf aald f.ot 1 at P IN I'K I. *1 Borrow Fit and Hast Tload No. Jl. ihonro Nnrlheael MA'
lying Kaatcr v of and within l l o faat , a pnlnt llo faat g o t th a a a t a r l r frnm Rood s r i ; bo. 32g| gftr
fMt In b t f ln n l n x . tnrludlng rtparixm .,,
(if Ihe eurvei line uf Slate Rued 1.4 Ihe eurvey Hn# nf Slei* Bnad 15 ft l l i i n n o t v PIT NO 1 and
i " ll''
*- T o w n ih lp I f , ,
ft 09(i, Section 71'H. eeld •urvey Hne ino t< deerrihed above eald d ltM n r t HAUL HOAD
Souih, B ans# I# Eeol." Thg f o r * . b-lng deerrihed *• fotluwei Begin nf 119 feet h tln y meaeured alnng Th# Smith i ln feel of j h o E ast 119 ■qlng deecrlbed Irsol being nther*
ning na Ihe Nnrlh lire nf So-Hlna e Hn* r e d 'et In curve nf eeld eur feel of th* NK‘« of 844r i, of Section wl»*_d#*erlhe_d ao Tree! t of l u r v a F
I. Tnwnehlp II Smilh. Benge 19 vey IM#; Ihenr* Snuthweeierlv tin n y 4 Townthlp 21 Smilh. R e n t e 19 East, for Thnms* D raham F i r s P erk. #*•
Host, el a point inj* ; i feat Eeet e curve r o a r e r * in ih* 8nuthee<1tr- containing 2 1 acres, mora or less. cording
to plet roeordod Is Dood •
fr»m Ih* Northwest r n r n e r of ih# ly, h e v lry e radlue nf 2711.11 efei ALSO
Bonk- l)» peg* i t i , of ih* ptihlld ‘
X E 'i nf eeld Kerlln* 4. eeld pnlnl and parallel In eald eurvey line, a The Rest la feel nf Ih* Nnrlh H I T record* of ■emlnolo Cnuoty, Florida.’ '
being nil the arc of a r u r v e rnnrave d'eMnry nf l i fee;; Ihenc* Raeterlv feel nf Ih# S E 'j nf 84VQ nf Rertlnn I r l n g Reetorly af gad
llh la i l t U J
In tho Hnulheaelerly gnd ligvlng a l i feel tn ihe N nrlhe ia iorlv line I Tnwnehlp II Souih. RtnR* 19 Eael. f**i of* ihe eurvey ll(
Iln* e f BIiiI r
radlue of Id44 24 feel: Ih tn r # from nf eeld Lnl I t l * pnlnl 11 feel containing .11 aero, more or leee
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a ta n g e n t h e arin g nf Houlh l i ' l i ' l g " Southeasterly from Ih* pnlnl nf he- OWNED BTi Aerojet Machine Fro- •urvey Iln* being deeerthed
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Ihed •ip
54’eat rua Hnulhweaterly tlo n # said ginning: Ih tar* Northw esterly elnng duel* fnr
low*; Beginning.......
nn _e ...
Wr o.esterly
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r u rv o through e eantral angle nf N nrlheeeierty Hn# of Lnl i in point SUBJECT TO: Mortgage In favor of Maelon , nf
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tn 'U 'n g " g dlelaace of l i e 74 feet nf beginning, containing I l n square B C. Hartley end n e etrir* H e nley, I of eeld au rv ey for Thome* flrdu
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10 end nf curve: Ihenr* Houlh 19* feet, mora or lets.
hie wife; 4V J H artley and ile r y hem *1 • point I 9 . l t feel W ««Mrl>' '
n j'Jo " 44'oet 2 71 feel In • pnlnl. ftl-SO
Hartley, hi* wife; Nan ry New, end frnm th* N orthwest rnrner Ot Mil
• gld pnlnl hearing Rnuth Tl* I7'!0" Thai perl af: I d 14 n t Central Perk, E the l| French.
T ree l I, eeld pnlnl k*Mg on th*
Kgal g dlala nre of 49 I feet from according In plsl recorded tn PMl PARCEL Of Roadway R ight ot Woy nf a curv* ron rev # to Ih* North*
a concrete monument nn Ihe R a il Rnnk I. pay* 44, public recorde of • R D Aa 004
w eete rlr end hevln g • radius of
Ilna of Lnl I, Block 'l l" nf Rgatel- Semlnnle County. Florida.
Thai p e n of Tho Northerly la feel 111*11 f**ti ihenc* from • M s g * n |,
berry Height*. PMt Bnnk I. page Irlng IVtet nf and wllhln T* feel nf Lot I end Lnl* I t end l i nf Re- hearing of South H ' l l ' l l " W est r u d
17, puhjlr recorde nf HemllnnM Conn, of eurvey Hne af S l i t* nnad 15 ft nlel nf Imie 1 in 19. tnrluelvo, end RniithweeMrty along said * u r * i , , , ' , ,
ly, Ftnrlil*. eald r n n r r e lo mnnument 4*e. Section TT*I, containing ,14 eoro. I I In II. Inclusive. Block I I . K a t h e through a r e n lr a l angl* n f . M W M * . _ .
helng 77 feel Nnrlhgrly from the more or Mae,
rine Park. Addition No 1. according ■ dlsianca of I 1 4 .lt f**| In *nd t l
Hniilheggl c o m e r of eald Lnl I. ftl-SO
pMl recorded In Plat nook 4. ourv*; ihenc* Rnuth l a ' i r * * ' ' W**» ,
thenco continuing 8oillh 14'91'19" Beginning on Ih* Nnrlh tin* of eeld lo
P»ge 11, public rornrdo of SemlenM M i l l feel to t h t beginning of .*
Weel 517 feel In a W eelerly eg- Lnl 14 el e pnlnl Tn feel W eeterlr County,
Flnrlde.
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coacave in ih* d a t i l h M i i t r i p
Mnalnn nf <h* Smith lib* nf oald from Ih* eurver Hn# nf SMI* Rned deerrihed as fnllnwai n e g in n in g an ourv#
and h i v in g a radius of !■«!.!« f* * l|- .
Lot t l nf f'eniral P a rk al * pnlnl II ft 199, Section 7791, ga measured Ih# Eael Un# nf Lol I nf IMpMt nf lhanco RouthweaMrly alo n g f*R4lA:'lu
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11 41 f##l W eelerly frnm the Houlh- elnng a lie* radial lo curv# nf ea'd l-ol■ I In 19, Inclusive, and t l In It, curv# through * c en tral e ngl**eld
west corner nf eeld Mil II, c o n ta in eurvoy lino and r u n n in g N o rth w e st Inrlualve, Block 27, K alherla* Perk. I l M l ’I I " • dMlsnr* nf 11TT.1* f*o*f| ' ** '•
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ing .11 acre, mor# nr Me*
erly ( l o n g Nnrlh tin* of eald l-nt Addition Nn t aforesaid. * 1 a point In th* South IM* nf eeld
OWNED BY: J O B right and Velm* 14 • d l tl a n r # of ! ! • feel; ihtn c* 19 foet Southerly from lho Northeast Townehlo I t South, Rang* ______
Bright, hie wlf*.
SnulhwosM rlr elnng • lino redlel corner of eeld l.ol | end running ■ I S point I 9 l t . i l , (**t R iel frm
PftHi:tll< 81
M otirv# of Norlh Tine nf Lot 14 ■ Northerly along r e e l Ilna op l.n|. th# S o i u i h w e it c o r n t r of i E l i f l . ,,-.
FARCRL *3 Roadway R ig h t o f Way dleianca of 19 f e tl i Ihec-o South I. I I and t l a dlsianca of Iln feet esld Section I, e o s is ln ln g ,!d *cr*. SRD Uo. I l l M l N
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easterly, parallel to eeld North IM* lo Northeast corner of Idil J! Ihenr* mnr# or !#•*.
The! p e rt of: Lois 4 and I. 8 1 n r k .il. end 19 feet d i s t i n c t therefrom, e Nnrlh weeterlr along Nnrlh Iln* nf OWNED BTi Halil# W f h b U f And/
K a th r y a Pork Addition No I, ar- eeeierly to e pnMl T9 feel Weeierly Lot I t e d l e ia m e nf ISIS feel' nr Robert Hall* 8Mv#» a n d D*Mre*
,lording lo plat thereof recorded In l i ft I#*, gt meeeured e lnng e lint Ihenr* Sniithweelorly parallel In end It stover, hla wlf*.
Plot llook I. payee i i lo i i , nf Ih* redlel to curve nf eeld survey line I I . t l feet dlelanl from Eaet line nt SUBJECT
dJP.CT TOi M
> o r t f l g * of ThowAR
public records of 8*mlno|* County, el SMIlna I t i pine 14 4 nf eald s u r Lola I t. I I and I ■ distance nf 12 a ■nR I nDraham
d wlf#
furor* o ft m l 'K
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f n h » m tn
If* In favor. Iorlda
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IMt: thence Nnrtheeele rlv yaral. feel: Ihenc* Southeasterly II 1 feel
' l i n g P a e ltrJv of aed wlthla II# vey
It) in said eurvey Iln* t l feel, m a r t In point of beginning, c onta inin g .94
feet Of Ins •••rvry IM* nt HMte or lets, lo point of h e tl n n l n g >
PARCEL M Roadway Right g t W a p
■ere. more nr Mer
lined II A 190. Section l i f t . I t M eeld survey IMf end eeld elation h a DWNKD l i t - Merv FI Perrlga.
4RD Ao R*|
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t u r r e y Hne being described aa fnl. ng local ed end described ae follows: FARi'EI. s s R o a d w e i Right of Way T hat n a n n t : " R t g i n n l n s AT ■ poln
low*) llaglhnlng nn Ihe Nnrlh Hno Beglanlng nn t n E e t l t r l r a tte n tio n ■HD Ao 114
ne ih* Eaet r ight qf wey tin* m
nf Hei’IMa I. T ow nthlp t l 8nulh. nf Ih* South lies n t aald Lm | | t l A etrlp nf end eornee Ih* Eaelerlv SMI* Rond XJ_.
No. _I jpi
(present AMI
IMngo l i Eael. ol a pnlnl 1911 t i a point 1119 feet Keel frnm tho • nd nt ,|ml l l of l l . p l . I of Lois Bnad 1) A *991, Slid pulp* keloL
feel Eael frmn Ih# Nnrihweel cor- Snuthoiot corner n t eald t.ol 14. I lo 19 Mcluelv*. and Tl In 21 I l f .4* f e ll Southw esterly from Ihi
nrr of Ih* NKQ nf eald Section I. told pnlnl being an ihe e r r nf e Inclusive. Block 2T.
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• Town* .
F.ael -line ------nt Station
I,
K es th
t h r y a Perk.
l
eeld pnlnl helng na tho arc nf a u r v e In Ih* Southeasterly and h a v srcnrJInR In P l a t ..recorded
In PMl Smith. Rang# in East, Ihtnc* t n u tk *
curv# r n n c e i* i« th* Mnulhtaoierly ring
e radii;* nf l i l t i f feet: ihenc* Rnnk t page i t , puhllo recorde of e e e te r l r a t r l a h l tag!** la Mid Btatg
■ nd having a radlue nf 1141 11 feel: from a l e n i e n t heerlgg nf Norlh Semlnnle Counlv, Florida, eald s t r l i R "Jd Nn. t | ( » (e .i lu th* W e l l
t h e m * frnm a ta n g e n t hearing nf l l ’ IT 'I I" Keel, ru n N nrtheteM rlv helng l l . l l feel w d* on th* Nnrlh tin# of tho D R MHohelr* gurvPF
Houlh li'5 5 '1 4 " 45'eel run South- •long
egld curve through e cenlral Hno nf eeld IdH II end 11.11 foet o( J.*ry (Irani, these* "
w o t e i l y along eeld curve through g
of i'11'15". a distance nf 117.1 wide na tho Smilh line of ea'd Lot, Ih# t . o r r rtyrnt lint
r e m r a l anal# nf I n ' l l ' n t " a d'e- angle
feel
In
SMIlnn 111 plug 94.4 on a helng that pari or seld Lnl II ll^ng thence Weel tu degn
lance nf 519 71 fret In end of curve
rly e tie n iln n nf Ih# Nnrlh wllhln 45 feel of Ihe eiirve* line of Ihonc# »* degroo* N n .. .
ilienco Smilh II'91'JO" Weel 174 Southeaste
nf aald f-ol 14 i t g pnlnt 52 1) Stale Road 11-499 Secllnn T*9|, apq- Ihenr* N orthw e sterly IT* degree* I
feel In ■ pnlnt, eeld pnlnl be aring lice
feet
Southeasterly
tho N orth Mining 249 equero foet, ir./ro or mlnuies 297.4 f**l In point on »Mt
Smith 71'57‘l ft" Eael a distance nf east corner of l.nl from
Ho* | No 1 r ight nf wev IM*. Ih* ’
14: Ihonc# cno)o 1 feel from a rna cre ie monument
N orlheesierly alo n g r g ht of p
RTi C. A.' Wat#*
on Ihe Ea-I Hne of lull 1. Rlnck tin ning N ortheasterly e lnng eeld IIWNKD
Iln*
27* feel In po'nl nf h l g M p p „
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5
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through
g
central
angle
nf
"II" nf Caeeelhorrr Height*. Piet 11'15'SI" t d istent* " f i l l . ! ) feel • R D Aa. S lI.R i SRR
Th* fnro*nlng deerrihed tra*l k»|r
Honk 1. page 47, nubile record* nf
ERAL DITCH L E F T (WEST) ntherwMo deerrihed '■# Tr**4 4 1
Semlnol# f’minly. Florid*, eeld con- In a g m ith t o e l t r lv aglenelnn of Ihe LAT
Survey for Thorns* Drehsos F*i
OF S T 'T I O N i l l plus *4.1
crel* monument using 77 feel N o rth North He* of Illork 27. 'K l t h r y n T
h a t p a ,t nf Tho SnulhwoeMrlv 191 Berk, e ucordlag lo nlet reuordad ll
erly from ih# Hnulheatl r n rn er nf P a r k Addition No 1. PMl nook 1 (eel
n##d Ronok 111. Pegs 176. of th’l
of
|u>t
A
nf
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7-ak*
Park,
page
i
l
,
al
a
pnlnt
il.T
feel
Smith•odd Lnl 1 ro n le la ln g Tl acre,
“ *umL
eaeierly frnm an Iron pipo marking ■rcord'n g to plat rarnrdod In PM' p u MI f record* ot AtlPlno!*' C
more or le«e
Bnnk i p e t* I. public recorde of Florida.
Lot I. Block 11. K a l h r v n P a rk Ad Ih* Northeast corner of eeld Rli ck Semlnnle
Cminlv,
Florida,
Irlng
Feslerly
nf
*fd
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IT.
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Mnd
herein
deecrlbed
cnj.
dlllon
ll: ' No.
‘ | le conveyed euh'e rl In
I
l«*4ng N ortheasterly of and w'lhM fo*l Rf. ih* iu m e y-U w * o f flak
reservatio n Mr State Itnad right nf lalnlrg .91 arr*. m#r« nr 1*M.
I I ft MR. ff* lion T7*T.
way h r T r u slo e t of Internal, tm. OWNED B t i Hemn Majetkl gnd 19 f r a t of a d llrh iurvov lino and inoed
i
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hi*
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.
prnvement Fund nf Tint* of Florida
ot en much a f eald Ml ae !• wllhln F I N T E L RT gR td R S y R i g h t o t Way di ■Rin nil' n wurvwA iiiir, •gin nuvn low* t B t s l a n l n g on
su rvey IM* being described ■* fol MaeMa of Ih* JUrlll IMl• >Rf
ina feel of Ih* roblorlM# of Ih# g g n bo. H
T hat p e rt nfi Lola I and 1. Rlnrh lows: ''n m m e n r n g nu e Snulh#*|t*rly t of ea'd Rnrr*>v L>» Tk
e tlu lln g SU M Rned.
niVNED BV: C ha rlie .* Ride] and 2i K a lh ry a P a rk AddltMu No I. gc. *3tans|aa 0 ' Iha N n rlh te a lo rly lino ham Rl a nolnt I M I
cording In pMl thereof rernrdsd In nf Hln.-k IT. K a lh r v n P a r k *1 * from Ihg N orthwest
Elisabeth Ridel, hi# wife.
SUBJECT TOi M nrtaeyo In favor PMl nnnk i. payee O In <*. of point l)T foet Snutheeolorly frnm Tr»c4 1. e a l A f
o( Charley KHiiiiy end Franco* K 'n- ih# nuli|In record* o t BemlnoM Coua an Iron »lun m»r|||r,g Ih- Nnrlhoasl are s f e rur»R«, _ „ ,
e a r n e r ■nfX esld
pnlnl h*- we*ir«jy •RdyihduTsi
■ -Xb eLr Niv,
X Flnrldg.
X X RBlock,
P P X P ea'd
X
n#*;' FevoTeM of Charles ■I'e
t n d L"ule'* H»rher Is' fgvnr ol C e i ’- l l ' i n g E aeierly af «nd w ilh ls 1l»l Mg «a Die a r c a t » e u r v • * sw sa v » j),* tM » ( •• ! ( « • # * . (
t d i u r f OtUlUM r o R M U , L .
I I m i Ri t t * • « r « « r War aI l U t t l t R a t M u i a u r i u Iy u d Bat Ia« t i kd M iM « t f f « U ) MM
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SK
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County, n e r i d e t B a r e s t l ie .f n o t
re a d re ee rv atlea contained la T rueleee In tern a l Im yrovem ent F und
Deed recorded la Deed Book 11* al
y t a o M t. yubtlo record* e f Semi*
nolo County. Florida,
. . . .
lying N orthweeterly of a nd w ithin
t i l feet ef the eurvey tin* e f B u i e
Road 11 A M*. Soetlan T l l l . e e i d
s u r e t y tid e h e l o t dooorlbod a a d oIt!— If(M Altana
eatod ea followoi Bo«la a t a s a l a t
T u te i lo e ta . A la bam a
P a n a l t r a a t h t South llao of Soetlon I t
V nuiho. Ini.
Towaehly t l Bouth. B ans* M Baal, a
i / a R. J, vauafca. R a i l d i a t
d letin ce of t t t f . t t foot W a i t of t h t
Southoaet c n r h i r of th e SWU thorn
P a r a ' p a r k . P l a r ld a
Panal It
ofi thence r u n North t f ' e r e * ' 1 Boat.
ft. a, w n ia a
_____________t
a d lrta ac o of l l . l t foot to a yolnt
on t h s B a i t lino of R leharSeda'i
Addltloa to W o o d h rld s t. F la t Rook
Aaaa Rutk W i r d
t . F i n e t. Seminole County, Florida,
t i l l o u t k M i l t l i n d , Aaeatta
a d le ta n re Of M.M feat .North of
n r i n t t r P a rk . p i o r t A ' P a n e l M tho Southoaet corner them efs the
R ily k K W ard
U s d h e r t l a a b e e e conveyed eontaia.
I"I It ' Bl»auutk
t ^ MMali!
a l t l a a d * Avenue
I n s d.et acre, m ar* or l u e .
H ita r i
OWNBD B T i F. C. Wllllame.
P
a
n
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/
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Panel II
ABCRL V B r a l a a s a • “ *
f a r a d t M Motellf Pit : •
R a tif y J. W e a v e r
a. t a t
'
a nte 1. R e a 111
P a n # ll
. W . ’l i f . i t
Paraal II „
M e* f e r k M r r a l l l
P a n e l l l n n * a «.
BH^of K u af S W R W eet a f Stt e l e
Kelaa
e e d 11 A I M (form erly State* R*oad
„ .
P i r a a t 11 S
t ) la gycllaa lf , Townehly 11 South,
Sot
Panel
C aaailW ry
Rangy I t R e tt. RXCBPT U s Marth
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thereof,
Panel I
panala
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11, JgPIfT*
Lot# st. I t anS M of Rlobardron'o
uta
I.
Rna
Tl
Annul
Addltloa to W oodbrldga arcordleg
. . l l . l o q t k tdtk I t r n t
^
. . . ' ItaHland,
1
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!
Parcel
f
P
ln
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a
r a r e l l II T r r r i l l l u t l , in n .a n a
P a r e il I f
to plot recorded la P la t Rook t.
f a r . . . d i M y w<41 ( (
Mark a . W ltl'am e
Ian
M il (y tria a
peg* I, yuhl'o reeerde ef Seminole
R.p.O. t o * t l
m
- in tt’Htlaii e Pi-nrmiey
County,
l a t k i t»
P a r e i l I I W it t e r Pnrk, Plarld*
rio rid a ,
Pare al 44 lyin g e tcFlorida,
Parcel 44 Mlltlnnd. P lnrlda
h eld* a f end within f t
1Indian'* T r a i l l M uiium
Thelma ft. W il i u m a
o
r
l
i
n
d
a
Federal
la
v
ln
y
e
i
n
d
feet of e ditch centerline deerrihed
• . U i n a y l i a a 14 P a r e il I I
Harvey D. A l v i n . Jr.,
| Loan Aeeoclatla*
R.P.D. R e t l l
•
a
follow*:
Com mencing on the
| t i i r l i i S t A aint
Maitland. P lnrlda
Pare al M South line or SK!4
|IT . Knnt Liv lneelna Avenun
of SWVi nf eald
. . . I I I ! U t i l Colonial D r i l l
, Parcel 11 W in ter Pn-k Federal d a v ln ta
Parcnia i i j
.riun<a . y ,
r a r c a l I I nrlaodo. Plnrlda
Section
I
t
nt
a yolnt IttT .M feet
and
I.nnn
Aetoelatlon
Irvla R. John»o»
IVnet from the Smithenet corner of
I t o u tV t a n n 'T a 1*
W in ter P a rk ,
kiia A C h a r lm ,
U of eeld section 1* and runninn
P a r e il 11 Plarlda,
'i aonMuMMy
P a r e e ti H i SW
‘-MalVlan'd.
» . n Td J ' p'iHrlda*
iS r.l,V
North
'o r o r * Beet eie.TT feet to
.
____
(■»
ni.renna
Ml Tl th e b t f Il T
i U n it
e la a a ie W. Jolley
n n l o a of a r u r v a concave to
P a m . ” •^ / a C a a o a d
P a n e l I t 1117 R a n l l t h Htraet
Connecticut
Rarl R. Small
th
e,
N
orthweeterly
and h a v in g . a
H
i
n
t
•weeny
cm
P a r e i l 14
it eel Itntilmoa Avenue
Radlue nf i f l l . l l feet] thence N o r t l . >i .. . ' in. Raaldaat A l t a i
Pare al Tl teo
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te rly e tn n s laid curve, through
llouta I, R o t >41
Frederick M l u l l
d Pennlnatii*
> P_A *,»"«*
a c en tral ennlo of I M I '» I “. e die.
Parcel la ............
----------P a n e l I I I ilaitland, Plnrlda
r t a n t i t. Ron 111.A
R n u ti 1. Rna 141
lance
of T7I.II feet to POINT OF
P a r e i t Tt nnorN N
Pln rld a
P a n e l M Maitland. F lo r id a
IN O of eald ditch centerP a r u t M Melillnd.
faro .
w iry r. P t r r l f
llnei
th
en re from e tan g e n t heerlg
P an ala
P A R fR fi t R oa dw a y R l s k i • ! W ay
P
i
r
n
P
ark,
Panal M
of North l i M f i r * Eeet run North
I P ln rld i
P a r e d li Mi M i r b a t . s a t
M 'lt'tt* * w e e t ! • • feet to end of
T h a t a a r t aft
1 Aetrl P l p h i r
end nf d ltr h centerline, contelnlng
I
W
t«
nr
SWH,
Rant
a
f
Atlantia
P a n e l i i , n o u ia I
Plarld a,
dlich centerline, containing *.!• eere.
' '•ndl-nit, p a i r York
■ireal
Parcel l l Cnaet U n i Railroad rl«hl of way la more or leee. e tr lu e lv e of a r e a In
•ac tion 11. Towaifcly I t South,
H allir
j l U r r y O. Pl»her
(Clone)
rlfht
of
way of State
Road
R
e
n
t
e
I
I
Raet,
an a tr e a t
Route t
IS A too. seetinn TTtl, and a r t e
Torli (Jilt. Raw y a r k P a n a l II , r i n d ln t t , r ttw T ork
Pareal
Parrel M i r l n s W aetarly of and w ithin 1M In dedicated elreel*.
m
ia
rian
Heller
Teat of the eurvoy linn of Slate
v o yna itd
l u h e l l l M. R e id
r 'ro*» il.ano l,»* * 1**00
Road I I A #01. Section TT*t and OWNED RT: M e rae re t Wldemen.
| i i n i - W c i t W a iM n a tn n s t r u t
— H k A vinua
TIM. eald a u r v ly lino he lay deo- FARCHI. a D r a is e a g e Eaeeaeent
PanaU i
Ofela
n
rt
in
d
n
,
Florida
Farrel
M
l » r ki f City,
c ity , M
S * f o r k Parcel It
New Tor
c rlh id a a' followoi R lflln n ln s na (he •R O Na SIS
Paul K. Rand
lle lle r
South
of «» W
of eam
aald ■■r.ion
aaMlon LATERAL DITCH L E F T (WEST)
out* line or
n *U. or
t i n t W ait W a i h l n s t n a S t n e t
m___ P/,,T|
lnetraa Drlva
■areal l l l» at a »aln t ITlT.ll feet Weat from O F STATION I I I glue I t ( F a r t )
,a
Pareal l l Orlend.u Florida
P a n e l t t Miami i.n
r
,
f
*
1
"
the
l
o
n
th
e
a
e
t
corner
of
eald
BWQ T hat p e rt ofi
R uhr R. Rayln
Mllloa I. Heller
and running t n u l h ITMl'Itr* W ait latte 14 end II of Rlcherdeon'e Ad.
Route I. Roy l i t
101 tVaehlnaton a tre et
dlllon to/ W andhrldse. ercnrdlPS in
Parent
l i tM4t
feell#ito y uReel
linn
t w York i ll]y,
j r , New Iifork Pareal | l Maitland. Florida
/
r a r e e i aI tt W
(lhrU
t >ft,
w nf
.**»Toil I t.
P e n a l M l SIteymaiir
l i t recorded In Piet Rook I, pe*e
Hevmour IHeller
iailn
i T hom ai M. Ratcliff, Jr.
Tt. »iihllc reonrde nf O ranne r o .m iy ,
, public recorde of Seminole Coun
Pinetree Urlve
J li il tl I'inairaa
I TUT Myrtle A venui
J
l
,
ty,
Florida.
Uml lliach, r i o r id a
P a n e l t i l Plarld a. at a e»l"« i a . l l feet North
areal 11 Hlnford. Florida
P a n a l M K■
a .___
.. Helm
th irine
ly
lo f within T* feet of e ditch can*
from
the
Soinhtae
l
corner
of
eald
W. ndell R a id
tjw 11. a e n t t l a l n s .M acre, m are or terlfne deerrihed ae follnwei Com*
Route I. R o t I I I
P a r e i l Tl Maitland. Florida
men,-Inf on the South line nf SEU
Paraal 114 W . M . V * ’
P a n e l t l ■*••■ lluliy Reepeee
f i w m s n RTi Claude Ta RooiaveH nf SWU of eold Seetinn I I II e
point t i l l I I feat Weet from th*
end Meyme f . Rnoeevclt. Me wife
inter Park, Florida
P a r e i l <1 i ' l l n a r tn io u tk
Panel ll W
P a n e l 14 P A R c i t a R aedw ay R ig h t a l W ay Snulhe te t c orner of SWU ef eeld
l W inter Park. Florida
leakel line
hn
Section I t and running North IT*.
Meyme
C.
R
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v
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lt
s
r
b
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t
r
e
s
t
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0|'«n» Beet M l 71 f e lt In th* be
T h a t p e r t oft
P a n e l'it
J*
P i r n M »:
hunford,I. P la rld a
P a rrel I The South t o i feet of th e NW of ylnolna of e curve r n n r a v e to th*
ll
Northweeterly and having a radlue
MU
l>orev.t
uck
R
e
id
SW
Q
of
SRQ
of
BWH.
R
e
t
t
of
old
J
t
c
k
N.
C kam bert
W m I F l i n t P l i a a a n , Vew^ J i r i ^ y Route 1. Ron
AtlAntle Coeet Line Railroad R l s h t of I 7 1 t .l l feet! thence N n r t h e tt l e r l y
along
eeld
curve
t h ro u g h
a
i.onawood. Florida
P a n e l I I I of W ay aed N orihw aaterly o r the
avA faandylaaala H f f l
t t l e t l a g r i g h t of way of S ta te Road centre! a n g le of t ' l t ' l t " a dieWilliam R etk
tanee
of
I
7
l
.
l
l
feet
to
POINT
o
r
Route I. Rea IM
I t i I l k nf Section I t . Towaehly
S p u l"
BEdlMNlNO s f said ditch te e te r *
P a ra al l l Maitland, r f i r l d i . ^
Paraal M t l Sooth, R a nge to Reel,
K r lS :
Mtaato 1^ l U u . l J el.a ai ei .ut n .l .i .e . a
The Sanford A tlantia R a tla n a l Bank tying R e r th w e e te r ly of a nd w 'lh ln line:
thence
from a t a n g e n t h earln
I t * feet of the eurvey line of S tele
| at. eland. Florida
P a n e l e to. Sanford,
Florida
F a r r e l l t*i IM l ldT Road l l A ate. soetton m i , eald of North t l M T 'l l " Beet, run Nnrt
tSTalffakr
|"c C
l
l
'
l
l
'
t
r
W eet t i l feet to end of
l u r v t y line h e ln s deeorlhed and
Maud (Mandat J. Statelet
iHnci
J Rarmend C. Jelle
centerline,
ro o iiln n g
tie
located ae foltowei Begin a t a yolnt dltrh
Route 1. Rot t i t
P a n e l Tl on the South line of Section II. •Tiier* feel, more or l*e*.
Parcel T« MtHItnd. r i o r i d a
Michael
ToWnehly t l South, R i n s e te Real. OWNED RTi Real* W ldemen gad
___ . ftlmonelTl
.m a n ...
Route I. t o n I t P
I d lita nee of l l l l . l l feet w e a l nf Prank Wldemen. he r h m h e n d
« , . ..
Mtltlend. Fforlda
------Parcel 4# th e Sonthcael e o rn cf o f The s w u - PABCBL s Beadw ay B ight of Way
thereof] thenoe run North ST••Vda** ■RB No. i r a - R
_
Dorlt km ltherm ea
Reat, a d l e l t o r e of t i t . 41 feet to a T h at p e r t ofi
Route I. Bon ITT
yolnt on tho f.aet line of Richard- Th* South I I I feet e f th* North 111
watitard. Florida
P a rrel
cone
Addition to Wondhrlde*. Flat foot nf E H nf SEU of SW U Weet of
<1 W Spencer ae form er officer,
Boob 1. P a t e I. Seminole r n u n t v , Stale Road No loo (form erly known
d lrerm r, Truetee of teeete nf
,,,,, Vlnrlda
Jlanfnrd!
P e n a l 14 Hunnytnwa Tnp*, i n e , a dleanlrad Florida, a d illa oee of I t IT feel ** S tele Rned No. l l . Section tl.
i r e n c t a Kinney
Plorlde,
North of the Snullieaet corner there, Tnwnehlp 11 South, Rangy I I Keel,
cnrpnratlna
•y Rlghve*
P e n a l I I :mo tiin •
Plnrlda
P a n e l 41 of: the lend he reinabove deerrihed Section Tint
enlo. f l oorr l l a
Pamela I t i I I lanford.
c o n lc l h ln t t U err*, more nr lee*. lying No. .eweelerly nf end wllhln
Ruth R f i e n t e y
i K irkland
n4
Itlp hw ay t l- M
OW NRP BT: N a lh a a P re o rle and ISO (eel of the# u r r e r line of Stale
Pam ela Mi IT ^outa I. Rot i f i
Rned t l A *0 0 . eeld eurvey line
Fern Park. Florida
Parrot 41 Lillie M Prtnc lc , hi* wlfo.
Petorea
H
*to*»r
‘o r t e H * *
B17BJBCT T O i , M o r t t a e e of Na helng described end Ineated ae fol
low*! Reyln el a yntat on the South
lone North Randolph Street
P a r e i l Tl
th
a
n
P
re
n
rle
e
n
d
wife,
in
fevnr
of
aW and, f e t f i *
P a n e l M Arlington. Virginia
Parcel I f Plnrlda Credit end Inveatm ent Com- line ef Herltnfl II. Tnwnehlp It.
A rthur f . U b b
South, Rang* 10 Keel, a dlatanre
' Rita Polekr, Individually and
yany.
IttT .M feet Weat of the South
• ae.naaul l,el ; j! ' Heller, deceeted
ef Murray
PABCBL • R a e d w s y S k i t s f Way nf
P
eeet c o r n e r nf SW U thereof:
• R O RS. ITS.R
. r n I.eon I.elphtoa
thenco
run North IT'OI'OI" BeetT h at y e n oft
d latanre e f IM IT reel to th* be
Vareal
i t *"T.*t»v
Avenue
r i o r id a
reroai it
v#w Tof||
c | t f i M tw T#r)|
‘•The North I I I foet of tho NH of eginning
a f • curve cnoeov* tn th*
S W t | of s i t e of a w u . Beet of Old Nnrthweet
and havin g a radlue nr
........... *■ Adelaide Drive
■
.
.
.
PareM
11
Atlentlo
Cnaet
Line
Rellrnad
r
ight
of
1111.11 feel; thane* run NorthR P. Rapln
|A ltam unte SyrTase, Florid
way. In Stotloa l l . Townehly I t •aa
Ron'#
I,
lint
t
l
f
te
rly
a
lo
n g eald curve th rough a
areal l l
• n u th . R euse I t Baal,
" u ' t l t n d . Florida
P a n e l I t lying N orthweeterly of a nd with!* central angle of l l ’ l l ' , a dlatonr*
” ary H. Ratliff
of l l i f . t l feet to th* end of eald
IBS feat af the eurvey line of State curve;
.’.*.«n,l j r r e r n ,
*
Myr t l e Aveaae
thence run North l l ' l l ' t * ' '
Road I I A l e t , Section TTMt eald eu
P a n e l I t ’’ nford. Florida
P a n e l l i t vay lino t a i n s deerrihed and locat Baat, a dletaaca of 114.11 feet to
Maroaret H. Read
b e a l n n l n a of a curve concave to
ed ae foltowei Begin a t a yaint on th*
• " ♦ 1. Boa I I I
doutheaet havin g a radlue nf
the South lino of l e c t io n 11, Town- the
Pa m ela l i t i t "MiMMand,
I
T
t
l
henc# rua N o rth e rn ,
Florida
■<Mlie O. Louche
•hly 11 South. R e u s # to Beet, n •rly . l lalofnege t i 'leald
• •♦**1 Reepeee
t h ro u g h a
dlita n ee af t l t f . t l feat Waet of tho c en tral a n g le of I tr'ul rl v' aa dletaaca
af
U
t
l
,
Dartmouth
Parcel l i t ninford.3’ F'lerlda *'
Pareal l i t win*»r Ferk. Florida
Southa
ta
t
corner
of
tho
n
w
'*
P a n e l I I thereof; thence ru n North IT'OI'et* l l l l t t feet ta th# eed nJ aald
Sumner rf. L unea
'Maude U Raoeevett
curvet
thence
ru
n
North
M
'l
l
'e
*
'
Baal, a d l tt e a e e of l t t . l t feet to s Boat, a d letanre of I T l I . t t feet to
Parcel l i t Route 1
yolnt
on
the
Beet
tine
of
RichardHanford, Plordla
P n n e l 1 • o s ‘t Addition to WnodbrldfO. Plat a point oa the North lino nf oald
"*rohei|e la Hotemen
Bonk 1. pas* t. Seminole county , Section I t , a dletane* of l l l . i t fact
P a n e l 11 i,u’n i V o q ^ ' l’/loVlda
P a n e l IT 'louie t. Ron I t
Florida, a d latanre of l l IT feet Weet of the North***! c orner t h e r e
Hemp Majaekl
I.-iorrwood,
Florida
Parcel
I
N
North of the Snulhtea t corner t h e r e of) th* land herelnahov* deerrihed
i.oniwuod,
•'rch Roth
Vlorlda
ofi the land he reinabove conveyed c onta inin g t . l l a r m , morn or tea*.
P a n e l l l ".ouie I, Boa l i t
e o n te U ln s *14 acre, more nr leee. OWNBD BTi Ada K irkland.
Ma’lland, Florida
Aliam unte '«prfnie*Br i o r ld it
OWNBD BTi P r a n k Sm ltharman PABVRL t a B a adw ay R ig h t a l Way
F
r
n
h
RiieeoN
P a n e l I t Tern Ferk,
and DeHa S m lih trm a n hie wlfai ■BO Na t a a - R
Hnwei'd A. MePm
RtSlneld Wlltlamei th e i n k n n w s T h at p a rt nfi
Ploy'd*
P
a
n
e
l
I
t
Panel it
helm, devleeee a n d /o r other claim "Begin a t th e NW e a r n e r of th e R tf
I'horlee T Scherer
Kllfirney* & V e , l o .
ant*. II any, s e d e r It. 8. Stioaon, of the S E U Of th e SW U of Sco
Heel tl-M lle Read
■*,u rt. Heck*, ............... Aa*nl
t t Twp t t S Rang* ! • 4 run
deceaead.
Route 4
t i l l K llla rney Drive
thence South I* ft tkonc* Beet MT.t
PABCBL d Raedw ay B % k t s f W ay ft to th* r i g h t ef way of Slat*
W inter I’ark. Florida
P a n e l II R rm ln p h a m . Michigan
■ n o t a tea .*
’harjea Kinney
Martha A. Slmonelll
Road No I thence North t e deg II
Route 1, l m m
M |1 tild (.Miaiiey Mlphway
T h a t y a rt ofi
min. K i e l a long eald r i g h t of way
'.•rle.ndo, plorld a
Percale 111 M Melilend. Florida
_____
P
a n e l I t Lot t, R l c h _______
a r d t o s 't Addltloa To 11.4 ft. th e n r e W eat I I L I ft. te point
<nhn Pmlih aa Truetae e l New
Woodbrldae, a r r n r J I n a to the ylat of beginning''.
R«el«nd Renilet Church
th ereof recorded In P l a t Rook I. lying N orthw eeterly e f and wlthla
P a n e l t t Houle 1, R o t i l l
P e a t I of tho ynhlio records of t t t feat a t the eurvey lime ef State
Melilend. Plorlde
P a n e l I Seminole County, Florida,
I I A t o t, Section m t . eald
F ra n k Bmltherman. Individually
lying Nerthw eeterly e f and within aRoed
r re y tine being deecrlbcS a i d to.
and aa Truatea of New l e i l a u d
III
the eurvey line of State raute
d
ae
follow*: R egia a t a yolnt
neptiet Church
line
aw m ywi
tmia eam
toe. wwvtivR
Section TIM,
eald
lino of Beetle* 11,
n o u te 1. Roe ITT
eurvey line being deerrihed end onwythet l South
South.
R a nga t t Beat, a
ieri
M____
iltltn d . F
P lnrlda
P a r n e ll I] I located a t follnwei Regia a t a yolnt
letanr*
of
I
t
I
T
I feat W eat nf tha
H Alloa Slentoy
*n tba South line e r seetinn i t , South***! e arn e r. I nf
the. SW U t h e r e
H lth w e y IT -tr
Townehly I t South. R a n g e I t Beat, of) t h en re ru n North I T ' t l ' t r * Reel,
Fern Park. Florida
Pareel I I a dlita n ee ef 1IIT.IT foet w e e t of the a dleianca of IM.TT feel In t h t
The u n k n e w a helm, devleeee
the Bouthteet corner of the s w u beginning nf a r u r v a concave lo
o n d /a r o th e r e le lm th ta under
thereof! thenco run North tT 'o ro a * the Nnrthweet b a v in s a radlue nf
It. B. Stlnton, deceeted
Reel, n Meteor# of U t . t l feet to
Addreeiee unknown
Pnreel I a yolnt on tho Rset lino of nichnrd* I T I M I feet, thence ru n N n rlh e ait
eto n g told a u r v a th r o u g h a
Robert Hall# Stover
eon'e Addition tn W oodhrldst. Ptot c•rly
of
i i'f r
a
n « t North Randolph Street
Rook 1, yea* 4. Seminole County. d ol eo ttar aa cl a angle
of t i l l I t
feet to
Arllnaten. Virginia
Florida, a dlrta se o of M .t f foot th e cad nf eald
curvoi
thence
run
, inhn l. S i r e n s
North
el
.......................
South!
kaaei earner North l l ' l l ' o e * ' B a it , a dletane# of
thereof]
ep a, r, c, eul i. t., ! .Molllond
i n nriam
4 l f . l l feel to the beginning of a
Pareal M th e land
dteerlhe
concave lo tho Soulheoel hav
Abner U Thomsons
being a tr ia n g u la r a based yarcoi curvy
log
radlue of IT SM I feet: thenre
R o u t t 1. R ea 14-A
r n n t a l a l a s Tl ouaary feet, m a r t or ru n aN orthcacicrly
alo n g aald curve
Maltlaad, F lorida
lean.
through a central a nal# nf l l * tl* a
pW
H
B
B
RT:
M
cArthur
Mitchell
t
o
d
dletanre of I M L f t feet In Iha end
w i l h u r U T kerye
Leila Mae Mltehtll. h i t wife.
or eald rurvo: th e n r e r u a North I I ' Til u e t Coarerd Avenue
Orlando, F lo r id a
pa roata M; P * R ® M t S Roadw ay R l s h t a t W ay 1109" K a i l, a dletane# nf 1TTMI
• r b t e . tao -B i ind.B
am
feet tn a point on t h a North line
• b b Na, tad-R i iaa .B i t l *
of eald Section If. a dletanre of
T h a i y a rt eft
I I 4 .I I feet W eat of th* Nnrtheaei
J. Rlcherdeon'e Addltloa to c orner thereof: I h e t a n d heroin above
Woedbrldae, a e e e r d l a s t a tbe ylat conveyed conta lalng A-td acre, more
th ere o f recorded la Piet Rook I, or leee,
Pareel i t F e a t t. of th e awhile record! of Sem OWNED RT: Willi* Ml* Hranl.
inole County. Florida,
PABCBL t l RflABWAT B IO R T S P
ly in g Northwoeierly a t and w ithin W AT SRB Ha, M t«R l 144.R.
P a r e d I t l i t foot of the eurvey line of s t a t e T h at s » r t of:
tload I t A tee. Section TTtl, eald th* N R Q nf th* S W U . a n # The
eurvey tide helng deerrihed end In NWQ of th* SRQ of Section It.
•eltdI .as tallaw ai Bea n a t a s a i n t T d w a a b ls IT, South Rang* f t Reel.
on th e South line of S e o ilta I t . Weet of SMI* H ig h w a y N a I
Townehly t l South. R e n t # I t Boat. (now Sla t* Road U A IM ), Itea
th* N orth I I foet of a a t t NWQ
of th a S R Q , l y l n s South of a IM* fa .
dial t a t h a a a n r e a f tb a a t a t e r l la a
• f t b a proponed R a t i , lane ef
■ tata
Roed
I f A IM , s**t|oa
E S O S ttl!
n r
’♦ 3
■r •<;
f . t t w m iaaaa
t t Wortk T a r r
i ir Undo.
Paw n I
Reginald w i l l i a m s
j i l t Quincy d trac t, N orthwest
parent I
W ashington. D. C.
J. W. Wilson
(tM ldania n o r m a f O r e n , « County
an
R a i d ll<aaa >
■aaaiaota County P la r ld a
P a n e l id
H o ta ir W. W r ig h t
M l t c i i f Building
nrlattdo, Plnrlda
P a n e l Tl
C a r o l s # X. Zull
Route I. R o t tdf
Maltlaad. P la r ld a
P a n e l II
N a ary J. R t M |
Maitland.
. P a n e l 14
! »
A. T k n m in a a
Rautn I. R«« t l ' A
P an ala l l:
Maltlaad, P l a r ld a
___
M ill
R iary U a r i M f a l
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1081
TTTR
SANFORD
H ER ALB
T
th« *ro at *
HoadTaa'id imlafhataB l l I f• « K u t
af lha aurrar Una of Ptatb Hoad
I I A t t t . meaeared a t r l « k i a . « U .
M i l M in t balag
l^heretoi ihenf# .rba Boai/ I M r i r
«arv* cuaaav* .to
liont Baat rlpht
wap llaa
having * radio* of I I I M l foot] of BUta Hoad 11 A H I a dlatanoa
thane* from ■ tangent bearing
af I I faati thence NortfleaoUrlr to
Booth t i ' * r t r woor. n « «• «
tha Boutfl lino of Lonawood-Ovlado
wraotarlr,
n t i r lr alona aaldi fc rM L * V ° 2 l ? Hoad at a point I I foot Baat from
A, central anal* of l l ' M ' i r . a dla- tflo poll of baplnnlapt thoneo Woat
» ! f J i , . * 3 n t fort la a Waotarlr aloau Bouth lino " f 1 Lonpwoodinlanaloa or- tha doulh l.na af Lot Oafado Hoad I I feat In point nf ha.
Bernini" Haight*
fact Waotarlr- front plnnlap conialalna I I I wtuare faot,
or laaa.
waot corner of aalid Ixi t mora
tha
rnora. 1
mora or laaa ALSO
M Root at a polal 1 t ll.ll t t, i MintaioVnIf ti'acre.
A triangular parcel of lead In Lot 1.
O W NED B t i paW
a a WItt
J W<L'
W Courtnay.
i-..,.
‘Oin lha Southwest cor- _________
Bloch A. Tnlmo Subdivision, neenrdof laid Hactlon >. eon. BUDJRCT TOt Mortgage of Vlrg|l n. In i to plat recorded In Plat Book P,
Aitoiin
tad
wife.
In
favor
nfjtha*; page It. publle raoorda of Pemlaolo
................
. Th*
I acre, moro or laaa.
rrcprda of Srmlnnla County, Florl* TOUgg. , I N Roadway Right al W a r 1 1 *1 , and lha cantarllna of ^Bata
lance of 10 fe»H
Corpnratlan.
aloll Company, aaalanrd lo W . M.
•long a curve concave to llin Rnalor- da. bring n rtrlp of land M faat PABt'Rt.
IT l C A ltort Cot out SI- tlamnan Judgm ent. recovered br 1’ounty. Florida deeerlfled oa follow a:
Bnad 410 and running Norlh 41 M f .
o la na
Beginning at point of latareartlon O CCU PIED B T ; W . V. Dyraf.
ly and harlag • rndlu# of H I M * wlda Southaarlarlly nf and adjacent p rThat
Waal Robinson T ru ll Company
part of: BR 'i of g W '( of 10 " East U i.1 l faat to P O IN T tO F
rlpht of war line af Blal* PAHCML M Headway Right at Way (aft • dletanc* of UP.* faat. more or to tb* Hauihoaniarly right nf way
of
Baat
. ‘toT* tu t* la fame of nalnot
V irgil a Aualln.
it . Township South, Rang* BROIKNINO of aald turnout asn.
Na. ST*Hi BH B
less. In Bcuth llna of Lot I ot I
A Eranha and Marlon O p a nt'tit, r i Roadway R l t l l af w a r Bond I I * «a# and Bouth tin* of aald (HAD atrip
of anlal't g Stair Itoad I I A Psctlnn
tsrllns: then** run Norlh I l ' I H I t "
of land ncroag th* Rost point t l faat Westerly from Booth. llna
1 * Hast
____I, aald
.A polal balag l i t feat Beat
Lot
l*o
and
extruding
It*
fart
along
■RD
l
a
and of Lota 1 and I la Blnoh * A** raet coraar nf l-ot It thenoa con. aald right nf way llna, containing lying KastsrW of and within 111 W**t i t fs*C to Wsstsrly rlgHf of
nf
the
eurvey
line
of
Plata
Hoad
i t , m noadoo07 Riant of w a r
That |part oft Lot# I. Bad I In 1 A H*. meaaured at right
nf Oak Orova Park, according lo tlnuing along eald curve I10.R feel, l . l l acre*, mora of l#««. and hwlng fsst nf th* survey llns of State R»ad way Bn* of Plata Road It i f
continuing North
Mock “A " of nominate
Heights, no- thereto; thence run North
ilnnla If<
ntaf recorded to Plal Book 1, paga mora of lone, to Poulh line of lo t that port of raid land lying within t l A lea. Barline 1111. said survey lhanca
orl*aft l .o l a T n h d T i * BBjeh reeding 'A'*
Waal l l . l l fast In beginning;
to
Plat
recorded
In
Plat
arrnrdlng Hook I. peace I and I. public ra- Rail I I featt thence Pouthenaterty II, public record* of Bemlaot* ("min I at a point If .l feet Westerly from 110 fan of th* ourvey lln* of said tin# bring described as follows: curve conravd to ths'idtutharli
a t* M *
In tha Pauth line nf aald Lot 1 at a ty. Florida, aald atrip being de Southeast corner of lo t R; thence Plats Road 10 A *00. Bscttnn Hat li-alnnlng ca ’lha South tin* of having n rndlua'of t i l fsatt
rordo of Bcmlnolo Cnuoly, Florida,
Pnulhenelerly
along O W N ED n r . Mar* O Mlkala)rlk SW>| nf BW<4 of said Section t t al Westerly along nald aurv# tb
1 and 1, public raeordo of lorn lylnn Kast of and within l*a feat of point I I feel P-ael from thn point scribed aa beginning at lha Booth, continuing
of benlnnlkgl thence Wait aloof •aat corner of lo t 1 and running •aid curve lt*.» fret, more nr lee", l.lppolla and Pal* Llppolla. her bus- a point l l . l l fret East from Ihs a csntral angle nf 1 1 *1 *'. a du
County, rtorlda.
Ihn ourrey
Biota noaa
survey llna of Btalo
flood is
II. •
A Poulh'llna
Southwest corner of sstd ssctlon
o? Lot 1 in rolnl of aP- Westerly along th* Poulh lino of lo South tine nf Lot T at a point band.
aao, flection H a l, oald aurray llna
and running Norlh 41‘ trto'* Knot nf l l f . l t fsst In snd of **M ,
sold Lot 11.0 feot; thanra Northerly
beint deocrlbtd, with rofaranra lo Binning. containing 1 1 1 eq»ara fpot along • rurv* roacav* lo th* East It .I feet Westerly from Southeast PUBJR CT T O Morlgaga In favar of lf* 10 1**11 thsncs North IIH a 'I* " Ihsnm Bnulh I f t f U T WaV
parrot HaUg do _____
corner of Lot 1; Ihanr# Easterly Tb* Saofnrd Atlantic National Bank Bast
Block " A " __
of ,Bamlnolt
Haight*,
| M ... H
llf h ... j ae mora or leea.
l i t i s fsst to tha North It** fsst to snd af said turaout
Id
Beginning at i foliowoi Beginning on a oWolarl O W N BD B T l Boas tt. Mohley and erly nnd having a radlue of M 1 T.lt along South lln# of Lot 1 a dl*ta#ca OCCUPIED B T ; Jlm m r King
fast a dletanc* nf H I foot, moro or of I I .I fert lo Poathrart corner of PARCPIt. IM Raadway High! i f Way nl NKH ot N R U of oald Ssctlon It In*, containing .01 sera, m l
____ .Ight of w ar lla<
Mary t , Mobley, tola wife.
•mansion of thn Horlh lino of Lot
e :
point
H E M West from tbs last.
•I 'l.tlM
.................
lees, to a point on Ih# North lino Lot 1 and Point of Beginning., con IR B Ns. g*B
id I I A *t« ffarraarlp Block " A " of Bamlnolt Hol«ht», S U B JE C T T O I Mortgage
Norths**! corner af said Ssctlon. O W N ED B T l Bam D anbraala^.
of lo t t a dletanc* of I I . I faot Wont
Ths Northwsrtsrly l » fsst nf that containing .01 ners, mor* or Isa*, P A R C EL II* RM dwny Right oAWoy
•I a point 11.11 foot W sslarlyfrom of l l r P Federal Pavings and Logg from Ih* Northeast corner thereof; taining .tt aero, moro or tao*.
of geminate County.
s
la ,art of Lola *1 and t t Haas ths ficluslv* of are* In oilatlng read.
NHD B T ; Irw l U Fogg.
tha Nnrlhwaat earner of oald lo t 1, Aeaoclallon
■RD Na. IM
IUr------------' - - - - of
- -Wap thane* ««ntlny''.>g Northerly along OW
outh
>a % Townahlp
ritahi _ I I Aoutn
FAB
C B L f l Headway
Bight
erlh 501 1 fsst of said Lntat tying
That part afr W H of N R Ii of
aald curve t l i * feat, mora or laaa. P A B C B L i t Hoadgay Risk! of Wap lail
ALSO
•rad alnhp said eurvn conraan to Iho Westerly and ■BO IBB-Bi i n
of Highway .11-01, af Spring
■BD H a M l M -B
U of Section
It.
ownnN B U .j f » W U
Bactl
** “Tow
to
n
point
an
tho
North
lino
a
t
Let
point 4 M I harlnf a radlna n_f_i |IIA II,_fda j|
That part nf BUI* .of I t ’ ll of Sac O
That part aft Begimitag at tha
A
atrip
of
land
arroaa
th*
Waot
lammork,
an
psr
plat
thsraof
r
«
b lp .l ■ontp.
____
Ring* If Enall
n distance of 41.1 fast Waal from ond of Lot* » and Id In Block CB~ rordsd In Pint Book t. pages t. I. lion tt. Township 10 South, -Rang*
u m . thoari HauMi* than** from a U n g a n l hoarier
Korlhwaat earner af Lot If, Block Ih*
------ .
of
Highway
I
hwny
£
^
’
Northeast corner thereof: thence
p oald H i m of waraoulh I l 'a t 'I I " Waal, run Baulk- D, of D B Mitchell's Purvey af lha
IB Boat
lying East
P.*ot of thd right
rig
of way af
Easterly along tha North llaa of Lot of Oak drove Park, according to 4 and I of tha public records of
"thane* Bouthdtatarlr waalorty along
(hr** through a Levy nront aa recorded In Plat I a dlotanr* of 41.1 feat to North* lal racordod In Plat Book T, png* Psmlnala County, Flo rld n th* land dsscrthsd na: Commencing'gt point ths otlollng Plat* Ifcoad I I A M*
aailaa " " i t " f a il.ih a n r ; raatral anal* of I P I t ’H a d otaara Boah I, page I. nf the Puhlla
t, public raeordo of Pomlnol* Coun* hsrsln described being a strip 10 t tntorosctoln of conlorlln* of oalat. and within HO foot of th* dontoreast.corner thereof; thanca Souther? ty,
atarlr parallel with aald of t l t .l l faot lo a Woolnrly ear cords of gamlonlo County, Flnr:
Florida, nald strip being do- fsst void* Kast nl and adjacent lo ng Btata Rood I I A too snd can- llaa of said oilatlng H l . . .. ....
ly
along
th*
Rant
llna
of
Lots
I
and
ar llna l l . l l faot. thsne* lonolon. of lh » Bnulh llha of tx>l It. run Bouth I 'l l * Wnet along tho
S lid in g right of way nf Stats larlln* of Htata Road 410 (Sanford- balng a atrip of land M fsst'widd
a dlotanrn of 1 1 # (net to South •crlbod no beginning at th* South, ths
orir. 4 M .fa rl.lo b o «l"»ln j(. Block ' A - of BemlooU Heights al Wyotertr lino nf txil If. H o fool,
raalar
rornor nf said fxil I and run* Road I I A too tU. P. Highway 11-01 Ovltdo tRoodl and ruining South Raot of and adjaeant to tha salat*
eornar of Ixit t and point of wtal
.ast of and wllhln l i t
a point It I t fal Westerly from run thoneo North 11*11' Boat IT I.H east
and
sxtsndlng 4M I aat. mors or Issa, along cantsrllna of Plata Road 411
nlng
Norlhorly
nlong
W#*l
Bn*
of
.
lit auraar llna of Plata tload lha floulhwrot corner of onld Lot It, feot to lha Weatsrly line nf II. P. beginning, containing .IT sera, mora tola 0 ond t* n dlotanr#-of 110 ainnar oald right of way. contain a dlotanr* of 411(1 foot) then/* Ing road right of way.
ALSO
■ M l •action t f t l. oald atirMp m nialnlnr M* acre, more nr l#*e.
Highway 11 A I I , run thnne* North nr lean. .
foot lo Northwoot rornor of tot II; ing Ot acre, mor* nr Ires, arti being South MMO'IO" Rail 14 feat to
tin""balng daacrlbod aa H#dln»l»g Thla deed I* corracllve of that car- I ' l l ' Baal along raid aWolarly linn O W N ED B T : Klllarnsy Corporation thoneo Easterly along North tin* of lhal part nf said land* lying with Raot right of way llna nf Slat* A triangular pares! of land adjoin
aa M
an'.'JBaaiarlr
u
atlanaon « f »h* lain dead heralofor# oaaculad br lha 1H feot, run thanes North I1*lf‘ S U B JE C T T O ; Mortgage of Carl Lot IS a dlotanr* of I* (ant; thanca in t l » f##l « f th* eurvey Bnv of Road 410 and PO IN T O F EE O IN N - ing tha ahova doarrlfced atrip on th*
f # ith llaa of Lot », Kaihrra Park, arlloo hereto and recorded In O. B. Woat la l.1l fast run thanca North Raapnan and Ruby Jteopeo* In favor Southerly along a rurv* ronrgv* tn mid Plat* Road It A (00, Bsctlon IN d : thonca continuing oPuth I I ' - Root and boltig doorrlbad aa follows)
t tlulf Llf* ‘Insurance Company. lha Kaatarly and having n radius of 11*1
•aatlaa I. Plat Bonk i. pare a*, at nook ft. p»n* H i14'IV* Rant |4 faot; thnnea Norther Commencing on th* South lln* of
1*1' Bolt 411.11 foot lo tha Norther
poitt lt.1 l feat Enalsrfv front the OWNBD B T i Bnrmond
ly to tha East right of way llna BW ti of BW H af aald Baalim H
Jailer ly llna of aald Lot IT. run thanca Mortgage nf Thomas Roger* and I f i f . H faat a dlotanr* of I I fast: OWNRD B T W L English.
fulhaaat re rntr of aald Ixti I. Mm and Mantle W. Joll#r. Mo wife
Of Biota Rood 410 M • point 114 foot at a paint i t U faat Earn maw tb*
South 11*11' Waal along aald North wlf*, In favor of Carl Raopaoo and thanra continuing Southerly along O CCUPIED B T : A. Baenrn
M in i on tho ito of a.euraa PA B CBL f t Baadwar S l « t t nf W nr erly lias of Lot II. for I I .I feat lo Ruby Reopens hi* wlf*.
• rurv# concnva to tha Rastrrly PA R CEL t*t Roadway Right al W ar North from tha point of b#glnnlnp; Bouthwost eernar of said B«ctkAl
taa to Ik# Horthwoatorlr tnd ■h u Ha. aa-B
P A B C B L M Roadway Right af Wap nnd having 0 radlna of l i l l . l l faat
Point of Boginning.
Th# Northwaatarly an feat of th# thonca Bouth (long sold right of tl. aald point balnt oa th* aurvfp
Plat* Road I I A #00, Boc*
a radue of SMS.ll feat] thsne#
a dlotanr* of I I faot, mora or loa*. following daocrlbed pares! of land: way Bn* 110 foot to point of boglnn. Bn* of
part ofi Lnl 1 la
Block MA" Irln N within <1 feet of tho contef PRO No. M l kit SB
T TR1 maaA waarnmlitM MarIK |l*->
a taonont bnarlng of flouth of That
^
-------A
(trip
of
land
acres*
Ih*
Waot
to South llna of Ixil to at • point 'Beginning 110 fsst Wsst nf ths lag. containing .01 gcrR tnor* or tlon 11*1, and running North
Bcmlnolo Holflhl*. oreordlnp lo lino of proposed W elt Lane of Stole
l<t»"
Waal run Bouthwaatarlr plat racordod la Plat Book li paaot Hood l i A H « , Peetlna 1101, eald and nf Lola 1 and I In Block
Boot______
along_____.
solo .survayt
lln*
( f i t " ____
.
.
- W#
l i t fdat Rantarly from Southwest Bouthwsst corner of ths Northsatl l#sa.
I aald aura# thrauih a central i and I., public record* of BomlnoU Watt Lana centerline being deecrlh. of Oak drov* Park, according ta corner of onld lo t IS; fhrnra con. uuaitsr of ths Bouthwsst nuartsr OW NRD R T : This* A Compeer.
t 1544 (1 f**t| thojc* Boath 4 (M I'I«‘*
! af t M l'ir * a distant a of M M J
Raot
tl*
foot
ta
PO
IN
T
O
F
B
E"
tat
recorded
In
Plal
Book
1,
peg*
PA
R
CEL
tad
Roadway
Right
af
Way
ad
00
ftfllowai
Commencing
nn
t
tlnuing Southerly along said rurva of ths Bouthwcrt quarter of gsrllnn
Florida.
a Waotarlr aatanoloa of lha Ulna
OINNINOl thonca rantlnulng Btfuth
of and wltbla t i t foot of Weeterly oilenilon of tho South sI Ii:, public raeordo af Samlaol* Conn, IIS foot mora nr 1***. In South tt. Township 10 Boulh, Rang* 10 •RD Na. 1M| IBB
t
l
'l
l
'i
n
"
root
1**11
foot;
»5ian««
lorldo. sold atrip being describ llaa of Lot • at a point 11 1 tost Root, run What 4111 fsst lo; East
llna af lo t *. Block
.That part nf. W 14 of N E 'i ot
line of Plata Hoad I f I lino of Lot 11 of Block - A - af tr. Fl.
. . . jtiflhto at a poiat ia .lt feat Iho aurvor
W ll nf Bsctlon tt, Township to houth H'15'4#" East I I fast to-Nerth
Paction TIBI, oald aurvar H«* Tatmn gubdlvlalon.- according to ed a* beginning at lha Southwest Taatarly from Pouthwnnt tornor nf erly right of way of U. B. Highway
raotarlr from lha Wouihwaat r«»r- taa.
right nf way Bna af Btata Hoad
011th. Rent* 10 Root,
liaina daocrlliad. with rofaronca to plat recorded In. plat book I at pega corner of Lot I and running North, Lot 0; thanra Waotarlr alonn nald IT-51 thsncs NorthsaotsrlF along
l i r i i aald tot I. eonlalolnt . » Block HA " of Hamlnola Halahta. ** n of Iho puhlla raeordo of Peml- arty along W ait lie* of Lots I and Bouth Bn* 14.1 fnnt to Poulhwsal aald right nf way I H fsnt, thsncs lying Rostorly of lha ligh t of way 111: thonca Baulhorootorly along
said fight of way lln* 34# foaf.'mor*
I
n
distance
of
100
feat
to
NorthBora, mara or laoo.
of
th*
minting
Blot*
Road
t
l
A
40*
nola
County,
Florida,
at
a
point
1}
rumor
of
Lot
•
god
point
of
beginn
South
I
t
degree*.
I
I
minutes,
Raot
follow*! flcalnolna on a WoMarlr
ID B Y l Mark 0 William* aad ailanoloa of lha Norlh !ln* 1l,f ff* faot Waatarly from lha Pouthweat W**t corner of Lot I ; thenr* R a il, ing. containing .11 acr*. mar* or ItT.SI fast, thenr* Rant 10 feet, and within HO foot of th* coatsrtlna or too*, to a point I# font Eaitorly
from lha East right of way Bna
erly
along.North
llna
of
l
o
t
>1
a
dis
Q William*, hi# wife.
nf
nald
d
ia
lin
g
Btat*
Road,
bolng
thenr* Hnuth too feet to point of
1, Block "A'* of Pomlnol* llollhl*. corner of oald lo t I; thence run
loo*
. . TO i Mortgage In favlr of at a point l i l t f**l W a o l.rlr from North l*41’ir* Rant 111.14 fnet to tance of It foot: thenea Southerly OWNRD B T ; Cyril B. Roly and Flora beginning."
a strip of land 10'foH wld* Raot of Btata Read I I A («#. moaourol
artnan and.Maude llorman Iho Northwcol corner of oold f c l I. PO IN T O F BBOINNINO of aald along a curve roncav* to lha Raot* M. Rely, hln wife.
tb* land herein rnnvarsd being a erly of and adjaeant t* tha #olsl- at right anglcalo aald East right of
aul
t'fai Laaoa la favor of Dorolhr oald point holm nn lha ore of i Weot Lana eenterllne and lha be orly and having a radius of l i l l . l l S
parcsl 10 fset wld* East nf and Ing road rlghb.ef way, containing woy lint; thonca North 41*41*^}*
U
B
JE
C
T
T
O
:
Morlgog*
I*
favor
nf
porallol to ond in fo rt^ro n j
curve concave lo lha Woalarlr and ginning of a curve concave In the font a dlotanr* of I I faat, mora nr Flrat Federal Saving" and loan adjacent to th* d ie tin g right nf t It aerra. mnfa nr Irol. axcluelra East
oald right of way Bna at Btaty Rpad
las*
to
tha
Boulh
line
of
fo
t
I
at
i t . T* Baadwar «••*••» W ar havlB a rndlua nf m i l l
Westerly and having n radius of
way of Htata Itoad tt A 000 (U. H. of arra In Btata Road (IT ,
Ataoclallon of Svmlnnla County.
IS A 1C* a dletanc* of 11* foot, mora
Ha. aa-Hi aa-Bi t a - h i t m i i from n lament h*arlm of Poulh I I
IT tt .lt feat; thanes Northerly along a point 47. d foet Raotarlr from PANt'RL 01 Roadway Right at Way Highway 11-01) and attending 141
ALSO
feet nlong eald right of way, con- That part of; BRH nf N E U nf HW>i or iras, to Paint al Boginnlr.H
H -ir* Waal, run Poulhweolarlr nlong eald curve, through a central anile South went rornor thoranfi thonca gRII Na. 40
*1 mfr*oft Lota f. I. t. ' t and •aid riirvu. throush i cfnlriil
of 1 *00*, a dletanc* of 400 feet to continuing Southerly along said
lalnleg .14 acre, mor* nr leae. nnd of Hrctlnn U . Townohlp 10 Houth, A t-HOI
Th#
W#ntrrly
t*
feel
of
T.nt
ta ft laclualva. In Mock A tad of i l ' l l ' l t " , * dlotanr* of H a lt end of curve; thence'North 0*I1 “|0' curve 10 foal, mora nr lava, to th* tl In nlock " I f nf Oak (Irnva f-nrk. being that part of onld land* lying Rang* 54, Kart described a* follow*: That part of; f f ' i af N E U *f NR«4
to l ta ». Inclualya, lo lllnck ‘ U foot lo a Wcotorlr aitcnolon °f tha Rail t i l . 41 feet to tha beginning of South llna nf lx>t 1 at a point 44.1 arrnrdlng
Bsctlon 31, Townohlp 1* Routli*
tn plat rrcordad In Plat within 114 reel of th* eurvey lln* Commtarlng nn th* Houlb Bna of of
Bam I"O It llolBhte, •crnrdln* lo Bnulh line of lx.1 It. Block " A " of a curve concave In the Knsterly faat Kaatarly from Bnulhwest ror- Bonk 1. paga
Itong* 14 Raot, East of Highway
»*. public racnrdn of nf said Htata Itoad IS A *44, Hec- BW U of H W 'I of S W U of aald described
racordod
lo Plat Booh a. page* Hamlnola llolBht*. at a polBl 41.11 and having n radius nf t i l t I I faot 1 ear thereof thonca Westerly along Seminal* County,
a* follows) Commencing
linn
Tint.
riad.la
Hactlon
H
al
a
point
15.11
(ret
Florida, bring a
id A puhlla raeordo of Bamloolo feet Weeterly from the Poulhweel thanca Northerly along sold curve, •aid South llna 44.1 feat to oBulhlln* of
IW..I| of. BW'
.........
.........
. WU
from thr Houthwaat corner of aald on tha Boulh
strip of land 10 feat wlda Raot nf OWNRD B T : Robert 3. Carroll.
of
said
Hortloa
11 at a polnJ.A5.il
west
corner
nf
fxit
I
and
Point
nf
through
a
central
angle
of
1
*
00
',
a
corner of aald I d II. eoatalnlOB .11
and adjaront tn tha aolstlng right HUIIJKCT T O i Morlgaga In favor action It. aald point balng on tha
Sag Watarly*’ af aad wlthia tie acre, more or laaa.
distance nf 100 feet In end of curve: Beginning, containing .11 acre, mora of way nf Htata Bnad I I A *00 of Flrnt Federal Having* and loan ourvoy llna of Hlafa Road I I A (4*. fort Kaot from th* Bouthwost cor
the aurray lias of Bia *
!#•«.
1
thanca North 1*4110'* Raot t i l l ! nr V
Aeenclatlun nf Hemlnnl* County.
Hrctlnn Tint, and running North ner of eald Brctlon II, aald point
100, gectlon 110 1 . oald nW N Htl n r i J. w . Parrr aed Karl feet lo tho North llna of sold Lot OW NRD l i t ! Rmory J. Weaver and luind heroin described containing P t R C t X IM Raadway Might at Way t l 'l l 'i n " Eaat along (aid aurvry bolng na lha survey Bna of htata
.10
aura,
more
or
Ira*
bolng deocrlhed no fol•Rll hu. tag
11, Block " IV of D ft Mitchell's Nancy L. Weaver, hie wlf#
tin# 1044 41 fort: Ihrne* Hnuth II* - Road 15 A 400. Hrctlnn H ot, aad
I toy#l
W N ED B T ; Wallace (1. Klnnar.
iai'Bogln
Begin on
onVW
a Westerly
eotorU sotanalon
eoleBilon P A B rH L Td Headway Hlabl of Way Purvey nf tho Levy flrant at
That part of; Begin 14 feet Went
flUIIJKCT T O : Mnrtgog* nf Ralph R. O
" Karl 115 IT feat] thanra Hnuth running North 41*4l‘IO" East atCRg
lt N*. alt na
F.IHCMI,
M Roadway
Right of Way and 115 1 fret North of Hnuthaaa 11-10
I
tha North llna of lx>t 1 Monk iHThai
.olet
14
I
I
Weeterly
from
point
nf
Ward
and
wife,
In
favor
nf
First
Bnll
,
H
IS* 15 00" Kast 10 foot to Hnuth •aid survey Bna 1544.01 frail Ihrnca
part oft Bealnnln» at tha
„ „M id
______
__ 1 II
llelpbla al a
44'11'IC" Kart 115.11 frotl
flemlnnle
corner of N R U nf H
WU
'i of aW
1, n
....
. . . ,,
HW
HW li
t terieollnn of West right nf way Federal Havings and loan Assocla.
ot right nf way Bna of Btat* Road t i l : Houth
Irendale, aa per plat thereof ro- n
thanca
Houth
IS'tFOO"
Kaot
I
I taal
I A T I feat Wealerty. from the corded
" f Park, ao- Nrcllnn H . Township 10 Hmith, thonca continuing Houth tl'15'00"
la Plot Booh «, fo*a II, of llna of Plata Bnad I I A HO and Hon nf Bsmlnols County. Morlgaga Bloch "D " of Oak Orova
„ .m
corner of aald Lot
Hb Northwest
Norlh llna nf eald Lot IT, oontala- In favor of Ralph H Ward and
Rang* lo R i r t , run W r r t ICO fret. Kast to fast: thnnea Hnuthwrstrrly lo Bouth right nf way till* of'fltal*
cordlag
tn
plal
rvcordvd
In
Plat
BolBt balag oa tha ara of Iho I'ublln naeorda of Berolaolo lag .I t lore, mora nr laaa.
llnad
4IT
and
POINT
O
F
1IKOINN*
Anna flulh Ward Kla wlf*.
Rook 1 , paga I I , public records of North t o i l fret, Hnuth 11*15' Kant pHna11*l tn Houth right of way llnr INtl;_lliani a continuing Boulh l l 'a
^ a e a »" l? lha NorUwe.t, County. Florldn, run tbenoo Bael
tho Norlh lino af oald Lot I. OW NBD B T i Adolph O. Helm and FARCR I. M Roadway Right al Way Bsmlnols County, Ftnrlda, bring a 101.4 fret nf W rel rig h t of way nf of Btata Itoad 411 m dlstanya of 41 ll'on" Kart In fsatl Ihrnca
. ....
•nc* linuth*
radio* af I I I M l. M l lalona
Hanfnrd-Ovledn Itoad, thanca Houth foat, mora nr laea. In Norlh Bna
A
atrip
of
land
across
tha
Raot
Kithorna
Holm,
hie
wife.
_ tana o il baarlng of i t fool, thoneo Bouth la l foot,
of land I* feat wld* Kant nf alo ng pAld rig h t nf way 11.1 faat to
HEM of N K U of HW U nf Brctlon waatarly parallel to Bouth rlaht nf
•ad of lj)t I tn Blnoh "A " nf Oak atrip
and adjacent to tha ailatlns right point of beginning. Included la tha nf
IF* Wool run Bouth. thence ltl.14 faot. MWBoa B0U«»| S U B JE C T T O : Morlgaga af Jam** Orova
way Bna of Mat* Rnad 417,* dlaSI
and
PO
IN
T
OP
IlKOIN
N
IN
U:
Park,
according
to
plat
rafool, moro or look, to • PO'«J A. Boll and wife, In favor ot Ooldla
of way nf Btat* Road I I A440.
r.lf foot along oald 104
following described parrot: Com- thanca Wvot alnng said North Bn* tanra of 41 ftat, ynnra or tea*, to
corded In Plat llonk 1, pass I I , pub- Th*
tral anal# of ID foot meaaured Northerlp a* rtflht N. Brlataar.
land* harrln dascrlhtd contain monclng on lha Houth Bna nf HW R H fast, mora nr Issa. to Hnuth right Hnuth Bna of said I V « of N E U " f
Bn
racorda
of
Bamlnola
County,
F
lP
A
B
C
B
L
J*
angle
from
th*
Bouth
llaa
of
aald
Vnoloa
opto
K*H
of —
HW
Hactlon ao;
l i t in
Ihanr*
-a ■>
— U of nvcuun
in ro
nf HW 14 nf Rrrtlon H, Townahlp nf way Bna nf Htat* Rnad 411 . N •
nrlda, nald atrip balng daocrlbed as ing .1 # acr*. mor* or leer.
of a m t " t r . Pern lif t I. lrandala, thanra South I I 1* ■BO Ha. ..
Woof along said Houth lln* 15 foot.
beginning at nSutheaot corner of OWNRD 1171 Fraacl* Joseph Oliver. 1# Houth. Bang# 14 East, a t a point thrnun Bouthwootrrly alnng aat j mor*
"at p point l t . l l faot Weal, parallel with and 10 f**t from noR RO W P IT NO. I
gr
loat,
to
Bouth
llna
of
Btata
FA
R
C
R
L
Ot
Roodwoy
Might
ol
Woy
15.11
faat
R
a
n
from
the
Houlhwrol
rlaht
nf
way
Bna
14.1
feat)
than.*
t I and running Northerly along
;hw##t corner lha Boulh line of add Ix»t 1 . to That part of: Tha unplatted part nf lo
1 n______
o gout"
c orner nf aald Hrctlnn I I and r u n n Hnuth l*‘ l » ‘0t" Kaot I* foatl thanra Hoad 411; IheVct Nnrthoaaiy; y '
Kast tin of oald lot 114 foot In ■RD Ro. IS
C“ . oontolnlng L IT tho Rostorly old* of Blot* Hlghwar the Iwvy (Irani, Kant of Lot II Northeast
Th* W rntrrty 14 frvt nf Lot .14 In ing North 4IMI'S4" Knot 1114.«| Nnrthoarlarly parallel tn Hnuth alnng Hnuth Bna *f Htata,. . .
eornar
thorvoft
thenrn
tlinrk
C,
Mllchsll'a
Purvey
nr
Ih
No.
I
(now
Btat#
Itonit
I
I
A
**(*>•
a dlctanr* nf It* fart, more
leea.
along North Bo* of said Mock "U " of Oak Orova Park, ac (nett t h a n r a Hnuth t l ' l l ' i n " R*at rlaht nf way fin* nf htata Bnad 41T
M il, B. Austin knd thanra Northerly along lha Raot old* Ixtvv Ortnt. according to plat rn Westerly
In*, ta nnlnt nf.beginning.
nf Btata Highway No. I ta Polal of corded la Plat Bonk 1, paga a pub Lot f l.l foal) thanca, Southerly cording to plal raonrdad la Plal lift feat lo POINT OF IIROINNINai 411 a dlotanr* nf I I I fert In pnlnl Thn land* herein draCrlbad aaalath
Book
T,
pag*
I
I
,
public
racorda
o(
thanca
continuing
Hnuth
4I*II'10"
nf
beginning,
remaining
110#
aquar*
Bagnong, B X C iP T IN f l tharafronj Ho record* of gamlnol* County. along a curva roncav* to th* East1.11 a. raa, mor* ay leoa.
erly and having a radius of 1011.10 Bamlnol* County, Florida, being a Kart l i l l l fret In Waot rig h t nf fort, mnrr nr Ire*.
lal Cnunpfny, neolgned the North 4*1 feat. Tha above traot Florid*.
atrip of land S4 faot wld* Rani of way llna of Hint* Bnad 41* (Hanford- O W N ED 117: lluth ht John Carln* OWNED BTi Anthony R a rdatlo-anS
foot
a
dletanc*
of
110.0
feet,
mor*
rnntntna
i
l
l
acre,
more
or
laaa
(wee
daocrlbed
■
a
follows!
Beginning
at
,1 Judgment recovered
Rurdallo, hla wlf*.
... .
or lea*, to Bouth Bn* nf nald lot and adjaront to th* rolatlng rlahl Oviedo Itoa.Jl: Ihrm-a N nrlhw e atsr- Kelley and Kalhrrtn* Carlo". * Agnrx
•son Fvult Company thn South 115 fed of thn Welt 100 the Southeast corner of nald Ixit nt
t i t D ra laa g * l l l t r b ' "
point 1» 1 feet Weeterly from nt way of Htat* fined 15 A Son Th* ly along raid .right nf wav Bna minor; Ruth Ht John Kelley, tluar PAHCRI,
atlD
Na.
XU
1 lit
It Auotlnt Judgment feut of sad traot, heretofore con II, lllork C, Mitchell's Purvey of Ih*aHoulheaet
land*
heroin
doocrlbrd
containing
141
Af
fret
tn
4
point
111
CS
fret
dlan f.ir "aid mlnnr.
thereof: thenr*
by pooetoe-Oaulbert Cor veyed to Kdwnrd I*. f»t*n and wife, th* Levy (Irani and running North Kaetvrly alongcorner
A T E R A L IllT C If T .R F T fTTtflTv
Mouthraalcrlv (rum point of lnl*r- H I'R J K IT TO : Mnrfcot* la facer L
eald South Bn* 10.1 .14 arm, mor* or Iron,
igMnet Virgil. B . AMollnj Viola M Talen, by Hoed recorded 4*11' Rail along Kail line of anld fnet
•rctlon
of
W
rrt
right*
nf
way
line
Tha Han|prd Atlantic Nallnnal Hanh Kltl.7t H TA TIO N 741 p|„, » 5;
In
Roulhennt
rumor
of
l-ot
I
OWNRD
tl7
1
Uoy
rloruon
and
Nolll*
Lot
I
I
a
distance
of
*10
(eat;
them'*
tn
t)**d
Book
HO,
pate
l»
»
.
record*
That part nfi "f.nt (1 of Hanford *
MMt voted by J R Johnston
of
Htalr
Road
115
and
Kn«t
right
PAIIt'KI.
IOT
lined
Mar
lllaht
at
Hay
Bouth 14*01' Kast 100 feet) Ihnnra nnd n»lnt nf beginning, containing 51. tlordnn. hlo wlf*.
of onld County).
Huhotanllal Farm*. Tra rt No. t,
Virgil 11 Austin.
PANt F.l. M Raadway Hlabl at Way of way line of Htalr Itoad l i A don •Mil Na. l i l t I I I
Tt Headway High! of Way lying easterly "f and wllhln 110 Bnulh 5*15' Went 410 feet; Ihanr* .In sera, nu.ra nr leoa.
arrnrdlng
tn plat thar*nf recorded
I t ' H. ItlBOiwav tT-511; thnnea HmitU
That part nft W#»t 14 nf N KH nf
lent nr thn "urvoy line of Htntn North 14 *01' Went 100 feat to point OWNRD B7: Harry O. Plpher and ■till No. (1
In Plat Role I. paga I I and'XI of
ha tg t-B l H .H i tb - h
Tha Wnstsrn 54 feat nf Lola ti 41*41' i n ’* W r it parallel to L ari HWH nf Hrctlnn II. Townahlp 14 tha
part oft Lot t and I, B|och Hnnd II A «»», llecllon 1101, nnld n( twglnnlng, containing I acres, Aetrl Plplier. hie wife
public
rrmrda of Hamlnola
PANI-KI. *T It nagway Hlght al Way and I I III lllnck "D " nf Oak Orova r la h t of way linn of Htata Itoad 11 Hnuth, Bang* in Raat.
gWDtomla Hflahto. nrcordlnn to •urvny linn bolng deecrllicd, with morn or leal,
Inn a dlatanc* of I1515T fa rt tn lying rarh aid* nf and wllhln 14 County. Flnjlda,"
Park,
according
tn
plat
recorded
In
gRII
kn.
i
l
l
M
reference
lo
txil
t,
Irendale.
a*
fol
O
W
N
ED
Ilf
!
Rvelyn
Brown.
lying rarh aid* nf and within "Tl
r ta rtkt lipok I. pages I and
A atrip nf land acrno* tha Went Plat Book 1, paga 55, public racorda point nf beginning, containing Sc# (rat nf a turnout crnlrrllna drr. rlb frrt of the fntlowlag deacrlbod
VMortfi of UtmlDol. CTntin. lows) Beginning na a Weolerly aa- PAHt'KL M Headway Right al Way
nt n* fnBnwai Cnmmrnrlnn at thr dltrh rrn trrllc";
tanalna of tha Norlh llna of eald g R » I t . M
nnd nf l#ot I In Mock "R '1 of Oak nf Hrmlnnla County, Florida, bring • q u a r r (ret. mora nr l""a.
mfltee
FW
l
OWNRD
n
7
i
Hlimner
II
Laxan
and
pnlnl
nf
Inlrrirrtlnn
of
lha
our
That part ofi "Lota It and It Orova Park, according tn plat ra- a strip nf land 50 fool wlda Raot Trlna D. L inen, hi" wife
leg Knot nf and within 1 M feat Ixit I al a point H O font Weotnrlv
t,0,n, •" »hB gnulh Bn*
vry lino nf Htata tinad 11 A 14*.
j IVe ourvey line nf Plata Hoad from thn Narlhwoot rornor thereof; Kntamlagar Farms Addition No. I rordvd tn Plat Bonk 1. pag* It, puh- nf and adjaeant tn lha exlntlng right PARt'RI. IM Raadw ay Right a l Way Hectlon tint, ami tha crnlrrllna nf of Lot 41-A. Hanford'" HubcMntlal
thanca
run
Poulh
I
M
I
'H
"
w
*.t
according
lo lha plat thereof record lln rneorda of Semlnol* County, nf way nf Htata Road I I A 104, coa. gRD Na. 5-R| a-R
I I A I H , Section Tint, said ourvey
Farma
Tract
No. I. Plat Rook I,
Htat"
Bnad
tl*
ond
rnnntna
North
aa being described, with refer- 1 1 1 * 1 foot tn th* beginning of a ed In I'lal Honk 5. peg* I, of lha Florid*, aald atrip being deocrlhed mining .14 acr*. mora nr Irsa.
M and tl. Hrmlnnla Coqntr,
Th* N n r th w r r ta r ly 14 fa rt nf tb* lt'41'Ift" Kart 111.11 fert to POINT
•floes to Mocha "A* and II of curve onncav* tn th* Wnoterly and publla record* of BOmlnnW County an beginning at lha Hnuthwnel cor O W N ED 117: ft. Ilornard Chamber* following described parcel nf land: O F UKOINNINt) nf raid tiirnrnut Florida, a dlatanra nf S lto t faal
gMnnlela Heights, ae follnwsi twain. having a rndlun of 1 1 1 * 1 1 feet; Florida.'* Which Ilea Waatarly of ner of eald Ixit I snd running North and Kathl»»n K Chambers, hi* wife. "F rom th* Hnothrasl c orner nf the crnlrrllna; thrnra run Nnrth t l ' t l '. W cat of Ih* Hnutlirnit rnrnfr thoraRlag an n Wnoterly nilenelop of the thence Southerly along aald eurve, and adWcent lo tha axlttlng right nf erly along West llna of Lot I a PA R CEL •* Harrow Pit aad tlnal NRU of lha HW (4 of Ih* HW 'i of 14“ W rrt 54 fert tn rW atrrly rlaht of; thrnra run North 41*41 '10** Kart,
p"ortk
» * line of Lot 1. Bloch “ *•*. of Ihrnngh a central nnala of to-|ft'. way of Btata Itoad It A *00, and dlatanc* nf It# fact lo Nnathwool Maad
Rnotion 11... T nw nrhlp 10 Houth. nt Way Bn* nf Htata Road 15 A 044; a dlatanc* nf 545.30 frrt to tha
amlnala Helghla, nl n point. H i t 41", a dlatanra of SI* H fad tn a being more fully daocrlbed aa fol eornar tharaoft thonca Easterly NRII Na. SM-R
Rang* In Real Hrmlnnla County. thanra rnntlnulng Nnrth 45't*'54" Point nf llrglnnlng. nf raid dltrh
along North Bn* of Ixit I a dlo n o n n o w p i t n o . 1 a n d h a u l Florida,
Waatarly from Ihe Northweet Weeterly eotnnelon of tha North lowat
run North 45'.
run West f i l l fret In lha Weal 51.14 feat tn haglnalng nf a 15 1 # tl rat. a dlatanra
ROAD
llna
nf
Ixit
t
of
Remlnnla
Height*,
tanr*
nf
*11
faati
thanra
Southerly
Begin
at
th*
Nnrthaaat
corn*#
nf
nraer af oald Lot 1, oald point ho
nf 50 fast)
„ >g ,
cnrntr
parrel or tract nf land la Lola E aste rly r ight nf way Bna af U. H rurr* rnnrara to tha Houlharly and thanra run |(«rlh 55*t»'ift" w#o(, a
mg on ik* arc of a rtirv* concave I'lat Booh I. page t. at • point Bold (A t I I and run Boutherly along alnpg a curva rnacava to Ih* East 11,A 1*.
10. 11 and f l nf Hprlng Ham- Highway tT - H run Ihrnca North* having a radlna nf 115 feat; them# •Batanra nf son fan |q lh , amt^at
I I 11 feat Westerly from th* North tha East llna of aald Lots I t and erly and having a rsdluo nf lia t .lt
Ita
Waatarly
and
having
a
radius
10
lha
Was
Wratarly
along
aald
rurv*,
thrnugh
'
Roplal arrnrdlng tn plat ra- r e r t r r l y along oald r ight nf way
tj
a l j T ~|M
l l M II feet thanca from a tan- west corner nf eald Lot I, contain II, • dlatanra nf 044.41 faot to tha faat a dlotane* nf 1 #* feet, more or mock
lo l n fret to tb* pc lrt nf be ginning: a rantral aaxtr nf 55'ta', a dlatanra mill dltrh rrntrrlin*.
an South la'SlMf*. ing .11 nrra, mora or laea.
■outhaaot corner of aald Lot II laaa, to Bouth lla* nf eald fait I at corded In Plat Book 1, pag* 55. of run
gaat baarlng
bear
Tha land harrlnabsv* daarrlbad
nf
111.14
feat
In
and
nf
aald
curve;
thenr*
N
orlhraotarly
a
long
raid
Ih*
public
records
nf
Hrmlnnla
Co
W a it »ua Routbwaelerly along nald OW NHD B T l Maud (Maudal I. thenr* run Waatarly along th* South a point l l . l feat .easterly from th*
nf way 141.1 fast, ru n thenr* thrnr* Bnulh 15'51'ia" tt'n i | 51 remaining (ftnr aquar" feat , #x111 fact thanes run Northerly Boulhwast corner thereof; thonca unty, Florida, aald tract l.alng da- right
iirua through a central anal* of Megrlst
Btata
t right angle* tn eald highway frrt lo and nf aald turnout crnlar
|M 4'II." a distance of »M .II f#*l PtlHJBCT
rl*ht ■nt? *way, ♦Haling ,|w.
T O i M OIlTOAOB In favor lip* of sold Lot II, *1.4 feel *W*|- Westerly along oald Boulh Bna l l . l •erlbad aa follnwat negla at lha a141.1
' H
|
Ihrnca • Bnulh I L I fert llna.
Id a Waatarly oolnnolnn of the South of Coif U fa Inaurancn Campany.
iln#g a
to lha right
•IBB.
_ curve
.
. _.. having n fast to Boulhwast rornor of Lot I Nnrthwast corner nf nnld 1 -nt |l. Ihrnca feat.
O W NED R T: Thnmaa If. Ratliff Jr.
Went
1ft
4
feat,
Ihrnca
North
A1JM1
radius of 1011 (• fool, a dletanc* of and point of beginning, containing run >h*nra Hnuth S ' l l ' l l " Waot H i 1] degree* and 55 m lnutra W r rt
#1n* of Lot t*. Block "A* of Peml. PAHCKL TT Hrataag* Raevment
.“ SIS i 1'
bin wlf#.
A trlaagular parcel nf land In
(#•(; thenr* Hnuth I I ’ M'IH'* Karl
an|* tlolgbt* al * point 4* I I feet SHIT *». 13
I I I I fset lo a point on tha North .15 nrra. m»r* or Uao.
IIT.04 fool to th* point nf hoglnn. W H of N KH nf BW H nf Bertton 15. HUIIJRI T TO : llcrtaagr tn favor of
Waatarly from the Pouthweet cor I.A T k H A L fllTC H t t ia ilT (WART) llna of said Lot tl. I l l feel *W*t> O W N ED n n R. J. Lyon* and Ruth loo faat over and acrno* nald Imla Ing."
Ov*rttr"tl t.and Cninpanr.
Tnwnohlp 14 Bnulh, llanxr 54 Kaal. PARCMI, I I I iferr
t*. 14. II and 11 In Ihn Kant Bna
ner of aald l-ot I* thenr* continuing o r H TATIO N lio plus I* (Pari)
erly of tha Norlhaast corner there- l.yonn. his wlf*.
arrow p i t s a g R a n t
lha land heroin doorrlhod b rin g t
gauthwaatarly along paid curve
That part ofi •Th# Westerly 40# •fl thonca rua Easterly along th* S U B JE C T T O : Morlgaga fn favor of oald Ixit I I ; lh*nr* North A*arst‘‘ parrel in f#*l wld# Kast of and ad- drarrlbad aai Cnmmanclng at lha Rnad
MS'
Exit H I fool along oald East Bna
paint nf Intrrarrtlnn nf tha rur- • M l Nn. M l
through g central angle #f a ' l t 'l l ” feet oft Beginning at th* Nnrlhweet North llna of oald Lot It a distance nf Florida Btafa Rank nf Banfnrd.
4 distance of t11.11
l.lf reel
feel to 1a Wester- corner of toil 1 nf Irendale, •• per of t i t faat In lha Nnrthaaat corner FA R C R L M Roadway Hlabl •« Way nf Lot I I I thonca North l l ' t r a i ' Jamnt In the routing right of wo; vry Bn* nt Btat* Rnad I I A 544,
kdlatance
of
Rial*
Rnad
II
A
#04
(U.
H
High
Woot (SO foat In lha Northeast
Section 7101. and th* rcnUrllnx nf r S 5 d 0W r , T N* 1
North Ho* of .1st thereof racordod In Plal Itouh of aald Lot H , tha point of hogln- BHD No. BS-R
Hr attention of tha Nortl
way l7-*t| and aslrndlng tai l farl
Lot t In Mark
B" nf
of Pamlnoln 1. gaa* II, of the publla record* of
A atrip of land across tb* Baal corner af oald Let H : thonca North alnng said right of way, containing Htata Road 411 aed running North
That part nf, HWIJ #f N K»I » »
4t*4t'l8" K*«t 1ft«1l frrt j thrnr* Bart
((*
I4
'M
“
Wool
411.4
foat
along
tha
Salable al a point 41 an fart
fan Wnntar- Hnnilnnl* Cnur.ty, Florida, run thanca
land horalnabov* convoyed coa nnd of fxit I In Mock 'A " of Oak
Inn 11 . To* nihlp 30 AOuAA,
15 arra. mnm nf lera. and being
Jy
If- from «h*
lha Northwrat
Nnrthwret 1corner nf along lha North line of aald Lot I. (siding | I I arms, mora nr ls
lass.
drov* Park, according In plat ra Norlh lln* of nald I«nt I t In thn that pari nf aald Umla Ding wllhln North t l 'l l 'i n " Wart la fret tn Rana* 14 R*.l, dearrlbad aa, T T .
Waatarly right af way line nf Htat* • '" " '" T
*JA Lot i| thanca continuing hnuth- fan fast: thanca Pauth ISI feot; OWNBD H T: Rstnl* M. Lsfftsr and cordod In Plat Book T, paga 55. pab Raatarly right nf way Bna nf Htat*
f ‘ .u.U
„
a t*
11# faat nf lha aurvay Baa nf raid Road t l A 54(1 and PO IN T n r |IE. .......... ......... " 'ha South 'tin. o
sattflF along eald curve through thanca Was! 101 #4 fasti t thnnea ll«rold Jackson.
lla racorda ot Samlnol* County, F l Road I I A 4n#i thnne# Hou.hwrslnrly
N E 'l bt a point 4*4.14 fav|
OINN1NO nf th4 parcsl herein de East from
a ntral angle nf I*l4't>i", t die. South H I foal, more or leoa, in a FARCR L M RoBdwoy Right at Wap orida, aald atrip balag doarrlbad (1.44 faat along aald right nf way Htat* Road 14 A 4*4, Hoctlcn 7701.
ths
Southwest
O W NED R Ti Job* K Imurha and scribed; thanra rnntlnulng North
e». of 111 It feet to th# South point Id fast, moasurod Northarl
•a baylnalng at Nnrthaaat eornar Baat thonca boath l l 'l t 'a i " East Rllll* O. Lnucka. hi# wHa.
IRJD Na. m
al
nt
and running
t af Lot I. Kathrly Fork. Mao- al right gnglaa from tho Pout
y( g
nf oald Lot I and running Souther 411* fast over,and acrno# sald-Lot ■ U B JE C T T O i Martgai* In favor t l't l'lf t " W#»t 44)1 fret 1 th**** • o u t h ' l * degress 3|* | J "
That
port
ofi
Lot
14
of
Ratom o t, Plat Beak *, page II. gt a line nf oad Ixit t, Irrndsta, thoneo mtngov Farm* Addition No. I. ac ly along East Bn* of aald Lot, II* I t ta lha East llna thoroofi thonca af U ro l Federal Ravings and Loan Houtharlr H feat to Westerly right tr**,1
North f dsgrtss ta* I# *
of
wgy
llns
of
Htat*
Road
It
A
44*
■Sulk
Q
'H
'II
"
Wool.
1(0*5
fast
Point -----------Id.I I fast
Easterly
from
the
Ea«t I H fs*t; thanca North M dan#r b|
I i 0 l j . fB||. Poulh 01*11' *W#t parallel with cording tn lha plat tharsof racnrdsd foat la oBulhaaat corner tharoof;
Association of Hamlanl* Cnunty.
and IS faot from lha Bouth line of la Plat Book (. pap* IT. nf th* thanra Westerly along Bouth Bn* along th* East lln# nf aald Lot* I I FARCR L IM Raadway “Hlght al<War •t a point t* fsst Hnulhsrlv frnm f iS S l's i
point nf beginning; Ihsnra Norlh Ncrlh 14 dagraes 11 in ' Was! thane#
ere, more or Ires.
li (.i a
oald Lot I In tha ISaslorly aide of puhlla rarorda ot (smlnol* County of aald Lot 55.1 fast; thoae* North and t l la th* gouthraal corner nf BHD Na. S-R| S-R
41*41*1®" Esst 4# fast alnng eald J*5» •" East rlaht of war lln* af
f N t n HTt F. F. Freneh and aroce Htila Highway Nn I tnnw Plat* Florldti and tha South 10 faat nf erly along a curva ronegv* to th* oald Lot III thanca North l*'l*'at"
That part of: tat "Bogin la fast
It. hit M l
Itoad I I A «0«1 thanen Northerly Lot I I nf Eatamlngar Farms Ad. Raatarly and having * radius
or Waat la* faat along th* gnulh Bn* Waot and 111 faot North of tha right of way Bna to point af h* Mala Road 15 A (#q; thanra South
radlu*
of
1JBOT TO i Morlgoge of Virgil H. along tho Boat aid* or RUI* Hlgh dltlen
af aald Lot I I to tha PO IN T O F koulhaaol corner nf N R U at BW U ginning.
f "
lion Kn,
No. 1, scrordlm
according lo th* Plat H 1 1 .il faat a dlatanc* of IUOAvrart,
tin,and wife, n favor of Phaealall war No I lo point of Beginning,
BBOtNNtNQl containing l . l l l aaras,
A L IO
mor* or laaa, to Norlh Da*
(•
JH
.a
ld
J.1*"*
way Bna In fa*|| thanca
Igaraof
racordsd
,ln
Plat
Book
I,
of BW U of Bsctlon II, Townohlp
, ipilRF, aaolanad to W. M. Homnar; containing 14.4 aero, more or laaa pag* I.
A triangular pare*: *f land In W 'l Bouth i i d s g ra e s ll' i » " K a s i H a i i
I, of th* publla raoorda of lot at a point I L I lost W -Ttorly mor* or laaa.
m
1# Boulh. Rang* la Kaot. run N"rt
m H
i
.rnovarad
r
utfgmant
by J R. John LRBP: lha Bnulh half prtvleuily Samlaol*
O
W
N
ED
HTt
Ovaratraat
Land
Comof
N
K
U
nf
BW
H
af
Section
1
J.
raet.
than**
Bm.lh n dagrsrt U* U "
from
th*
Northaaat
eornar
.
f
tharsof)
County,
Florida,
which
along
Waol
propartr
llna
of
Ban
l U i M---------t i B i--------r Y i u“i i Autlln.
n. a
lo th* Jumlio Bullfrog Cor* Boa taatarly of and adjaeant tn th* thanca Bantarlr along said North
1*J ** fast to point a (-o \ .
ford-Ovlado Road 1## foal to In- Township 1* Booth, Bangs is Rest,
Inht of Way ttoverod
■•oration so recorded In D<
ailatlns right of way of Stala Roar Bn* l l . l faot t# Northeast ’ eornar ^ V r c r L *t Roadway Eight of Wav loroactloit with Eastarly right of daarrlbad as; Cammanclag at lh* Mnntng, containing l . l l acr**, ^ 4>g
loo, paga 41, Rtmlnola County Ho. I I A M*. and baag mar* fully dai of Lot I and Point of Daginning, ■HO Ha. IM
Way of V. A Highway 11-41. thanes paint o f' tntarssrtlnn nf lha aurvay
That part of: Lots It and ti*ln rordo.
A triangular parcal af land ta gauthwaatarly
containing 1551 aquar* fast, mora
along said right af lln# of Btat* Read l i a h o . b »«. i w N E D R T - Clara F. Keen#
k “ A” of Ramlnolo tlalghts. ac- lying each side of and within I I erlbad a* fottowai
Ih#
Nerlhoast
coraor
af
Lol
41
Bouth
lien
r ‘ and |h* caatarlln* ef . T A K E N trm -B that a DscUVtUsn
Ian 11(1.
*r Issa. ALSO
cording lo plat
plal rarnrdid In Plat foot of n ditch conlorlln* described Bagla at Ih* Bauthwaat eornar of A strip of land aero** th* Waol ond of Stale Road 417.A (E l f Tro* Hoad) way 144 faat, thane* Bouth 44*11' ■t*t* Read 415 and
running North
•dak I. rag** I and I, puhlla r* (0 follow*! Commencing on * *Wot- said Lot I I and run Northerly along of Lot I In Blosk *'B" of Oak In Spring Himmoek, according to Eaat ( I foot, thonca Boath I I faat 41*41'■#'* Eia t la t.ll faat; thsnra above stytsd cauva, br PallUenari,
Ih*
Waot
Bn*
of
aald
Lot
I
I
t
dla.
foal
thanca Boath I t ' l l ' East I f M
nn County, Florida,
card* of Remind*
M
ilat
racordod
In
Plal
Book
E
page*
North t lM I'IS " Was! 14 faat to H»a asoulrlng authority of t i n s
lying Bait of and
an wllhln l i t fail orly etlonslon of tho North lino of lane* of I* foot! thane* run East Orova Park, aroordlng to plal ro- 1. 1. 4 and I of th* Publla Racorda In/point af beginning."
Read I I A 5"* and PO IN T O F HR. proceedings, of th* t«klng af tb*
Idit 1 of Irondnl* at a point a dlatanc* nf l .l faat mor* or 1 ***. rordsd la Plat Book 1, pap* II, pubaf Ota survey tin* of Plata Hoad sold
Hamlnola County.
Count
af BomlnoU
Florida, oald th) "Hogln II* faat Woat aad t i l l aiN N IN O *1 lha parcai haraln da- abova described Dads, fay tha’ , ur
lla
records
ot
Bamlnol*
County,
F
l
so
t
l
fast
W
sst'riy
from
tha
Northlo
a
point;
thanca
rua
Southarly
.11 A I H . Radian Hot, eald survey
a*
falUwat
areal
balng
dascr
-(bad
arrlhad;
Ihanr# continuing Norlh paea sit forth In lb* aailUa
said strip being dooortbod as
alltjen la
North of South***! earner of
in* being doocrlbtd.
l|l¥<
1 with refarane* waot rorner of said l-nt t *ad run along * curv* to th* lift having a orida.
oglnnlag at paintt of Intaroaetlan
, ---------- faat
I l ' l l ' l t * Waat 11.71- faat; thanca thl* rausa, vis, Aa right ef F i r
radius af l i n n faat, a dlatanc* af beginning at Ih* Soulhwast rornor
N
E
U
of
BW
H
of
BW
H
af
Paction
to Bleak "A ".a f damlaola Helghla. nlng B
of
South
right
efjway
lln*
af
Mat*
Eaatarlr M faat to Westerly right far p"(Don af Blat* Read 14 A 44t
......
way .
11.
Townahlp
'ownshl
1*
Bnulh.
n*nga
in
da fsllnwa; Beginning on a aWstorn in Ih* haglnnlng of a curva concav* I I I fait, far* or laaa, to a poiat on of eald lot 4 aad running Northarly Road 4IT.A
L A and Waat right af wa;
*1 a point I* faat Northarly from In Hi•mlnat* County, Florida! aad
East, rua North .parallot
. . . , ta_ right
,
attanslon of Iho North line or Lot t. to th* Waatarly aad having a r*dtu» Ih* Waat lln* of aald Lot II, a dla- along Waot lln* af said Lot 114 [in* nf Btat#at Read t l A- (oa or.
t*i>«* ot 14* faat Southarly of tho foat lo Norlh waat corner thoroof
,1 '
af way of Banfard-Ovlad* Road point af bsgtnnlng; thane* Bouth mat ana of tha Judgt* ef th* Ctm ull
t Block " i " of gomlnoit Height*, tt of m i l l f**ti thane# loutharl
Highway
11-41)
and
running
South1»-»
nng aald
said rurva through a control Northwaat eornar tharsof thoae* run thonca Raatarly along North Bn* 01
111.4 faat. thanca Northwaatarly on 4IM I1*" Waat along aald right nf •»,*h* Ninth Judicial Circuit of Fl*
•..fain* »» »» foot Wootorly from th* along
waatarly
along
Waat
right
af
way
way
llna
I
t
ftat
lo
point
ef
btglnn
sold
lot
(
E
l
foot;
thanca
Southerly
ittharly
tha
Nottharly
along
Ih*
Waat
Bn*
*f
•at*
of
t
'
l
r
a
i
"
a
dlatanc#
of
a baarlng of 14'IT W ait » ! faat. la
arlt* .w.W '
n titA H ,
Northwoot coraor of oald I<ot 1. aald
A. Q. I5 H . n i.1 l a'ctack In th*.:
tba fam*
fast to PO IN T 6
O F bR OIN .
Id Lot It to Ih* oguthwaat
eg
eornar aloag a aurv* eonaava t* tb* Hast- lla* of Slat* Road I I A 404 a die- th* East right of way Bna of U B ing.
S-j*.; point bain* on Jh * nro at a. eufta I A I I I foot
ditch eaatorHaoi thanca a said Lot t l, th* poiat
p
af bail**- arly and having * radius of l i l l . l l lane* at t t fail i thane* North was- Ns. I T -I I . thanca Bnulhwaotarly Tha land* described contain .11 gert. noan tharsof. I* Clrcalt ‘Court
dope
eonc»»* to tho Waatarly and havlnd NINO of sold------• *-■•• r t a ~ af
foat a dlatanc* of H I faat, mora or D dly 111 fast la a point on South along said right of way lln* t t l .l mora *r lass, aaelustv* *( araa - la chambers In tt<amlnala County Court
A podlua af I l i M I faati thane* from from a tangant b a a l a g
of wap .Bna af Btata Read (aat. than** at right angla In onld existing reads.
rld
i. censldsr
A tangant baarlng of iottll| I l ’ OI'- Boulh 1, l ) ‘l l n woat. rua loath g f c l j m B T t •lonlov Rash* tad IfM to tho South Boo of oold lot: right
. . . .®anford,
. . . . *fFla
th
fr^
I D B T i Ruth BL John Carla* said Paclarailaa
TtkTng.
anpaint
Jhanoo Waatarly along aald South 4i f •A a dlotane# of 111 faat msasur. highway 111.1 faat ta point af b* OW NB
I1
H
F
II
"
East
II*
foot
to
and
af
WlfA
Ellisboth Bask*, hi*
11 W ait, run Boulhwoatoriy
orly atJng
along aald right af way lln* ginning'
Kallsr and Katharln* Carla*, . *4Pr*1
....•
. •. fs
. . and
. . . .make au
such order, *■
, i* x .*• bjulnwoot corner
rurv# through a csntral angla dllah cantarlln*. containing .11 aar*. FA R CR L t t Roadway High* at Way ’’P?
(
hih
i
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gt
uunsa
*
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•
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minor:
Rath
St
John
Carla*
Kallay,
th*
Caurt
dsama
of lait I and polal of beginning, con.
v All M rtla
*44'H"
dlotanr*
lying
Raatarly of and within II*
S IW
f J a _____
M mat ■IIM
■ ■1 mora of l#a*. oxctuilv* of araa In ■RD Hot, 4ti Mi dk
lyf
to Ih* auirahd'>
arir parti**
p*rt:
far aald mlaar.
------------------Intaraai"
at th* Korlhwaat eornar af
“Bagla
■■I d at
(aat af tha survey lln* nf Btat* Ousrdian
at to a Wootorly sgtonaton of th* road right of way.
U B JB C T)TO : Mortgsta I . .............. *4 mar appear aid ba heard ht
at rIhp
B J lA ijm d D. Hyd*
Road t l A ###, Bsctlon 1141. sal« B
tb tin* of Lot 11. Mock •'A"'of QW jfRD B T t Mayd Croak and C#n- Lot Tt at Rnlimlagara Farms Add
ma
and
plae#
Th*
Banfard
Atlantia
National
Bank
Hnt*
F
A
R
rH
L
00
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yla
n
s*
Is
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u
a
l
aalgnatad.
1 , ace
No. 1,
according ta th* plat "
•urvoy lla* balng daacrlbrd nt (nl. PA R CEL IM Raadway Right af Way
lino]# Holghto. at a point 4t.lt otsnr* crank, hi* w H e
To* and aarh
>ach of "you it s h it,
IlfbF
lownt Haglnnlng on th* Bnulh Bn* BED No. MB
fraih.lha 'flouthwoot f a r c r l r » ia a dw a y Right *f Way ot rsoardad la Flat Baoh I, paga •NO No, IX*
rnmmandvd lo appear by fllK V" a*
I. nf tho publle rocorda of Sami- L A T E R A L D IT C H L E F T (W E S T ) P A R C E L M Drnli
ml I I I conialalng .11 kRO IM| I M
of BW H of BW H nf said Mellon
answer
tn
tha
BED Na. SM
That
part
oft
N
W
U
of
HW
U
*>
lha
palBlon
haratnfar*
That part oft "Beginning al th* nola County. Florida! than** run O F S TA TIO N 411 plux »E I|
I t at a point I t .t l fast Kaot fron
. . .aitlH'
....
That part of; Lot 1 In Mock "A", L A T E R A L P IT C H L E F T (W E S T ) Ih* Boulhwast eornar of oald B#c gsetloa 1L Township 14 Bouth, fllad In thla1 rauso .In. . .th*
Huuthaast rornar of Lot I I In Morh Northerly slang th* Bast right af
Rang* ta Rast. Bouth of the old Court on *r bafor* lh* n th da7 •ol
I l S . t t ' i . m u . , D at Mltahall'a ■urvay of the Lavr w*F llaa of Stats Road t l A «M a Oak ar»v# F*rk. according to plai S T A T IO N 4fl pin* M
tlan I t and running North ( I M t 'l l " Banford-Orlsnito
Road
Issa
th*
right
parcsl
of
land
In
Let
I
f
af
M
ar._lll4.
la
shew
whal
right.
t lt U
thereof
racordod
In
Plot
Book
1.
dlpianrp
of
tl*
foal
to
tho
South,
A
.
SStHo'
rB
a
il
lllo
.ia
foat:
thenr#
Norlh
"•»«higiJ and
■rlng Mammock, according ta plat 41*41'!#" East lll.1 t f**t tn th* ef way af Btat* Read M A a«* tU. Interest or liana you, or any qt.y'^1
•prln
weal coraar or Lot f. Block P,
tgago.ln lava?
wordad la Plat Book t pagaa L North llaa of N K H nf N R H of aald A ^Highway. I l l ) aad Stala R#ad hav# In and ta any of
nf th*
tha 1nkaba
de.
raaan.--.
of
pa
ih* nubllo raoorda af Samlaol* Coun- Oak tlrev* Park, accord!** U tho
•erlbad land*! and abow can iwhy
public racorda af Brctlon
lb* Tab!
plat thereof
In Mat
~ * *Fl»» aaak old* of and within I* A 4 and I ef lha
aroof recorded
racordod la
Ffal eBok
'
l l l . t l foal
t l. at a point
.
imlaola
County.
Florida,
aald
par.
th#
same
should
net
ha
’tak*»t
W
a
*
Waatarly
aad
Southarly
el
and
Id Lot I f to I h ! 1 , pag* I I at
ot Ih*
th* publla roeardo
raagi
. fool of a dllah caatarlln* daarrlbad
of
Waatarly tram lha Northaaol coraar within la (aat of a turnout canlar.
Mid |*Ulh boundary of
>1 balag dosvrtb#d aa fallow*! Com- el
tha as**, and' pnrpasaa' e s t'fy
*
Hamlnola
Florida; thoae*
thaw* aa follnwai Commanelng on th#
Count:
_ t qouatp,
County,
riorldai
fptth
aald section.
Bna daacrlbad aa follswsi Commenc In th* patltloH fllad haraln.
rua Rtatorly
*|a*g
tha Boulh lln* South lino, produced Raatarlc. of moncln on tha East tins of N B H
ureordlni
TV •
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ALSO
ing
at
th*
paint
at
Intarsaallsn
nf
El
oak
j
m
M
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af
PMlIa*
II"
Tqwaahip
.
.
WtTNMM
my
hand
and
th#
sssj
“
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I
t
af
NB
Lot
•,
Hloak
“A
"
of
Oak
Orova
f t lb* Mid Lot 1, a dlotane* of 44.1
e
.
South. n*ag# »# Eaat. at a point that pari of Ih* Uad daarrlbad In th* aarvay lla* of Stala Road I I A #f said- Court on thl* tlrd
i M il lb»*o# Hauthsrly along a ettrv* Barb aforaao
aforsoaid at a point M.T fast
e & m
R .v is w a 'iU iK i
kalariy from tb* Seutbooat cantor H . l t faat Sonth from th* Northaaat Panam as (a ) above Included In H A hactlon 1 1 t|, and tba rentar- A p ril A. p , li l t .
' g ddaaarlbod parrot: Cam- llaa af Btata itoad J t l and running
7a
P. HER N D O N
South It** .. ..............
foot a dlotane* of 1 1 1 fast mor* or of said Lot t, aald point balng oa poraar ef aald iactlon I I oad rann- the fallawlng
tha M ath tin* e l HW U Nor'b t t 'll'5 0 " H ist m u f.#t (5
orlag oa Iba
i#t#rly ta thd Fatal af
to a ^ .o lrt^n tho^NorlMj** of Hi* ara a f* enrr* roncav* tn th# lag South 4 l, 4 T it " W ait III1 .I4 I monrlag
a « r h of th# Circuit C o irtflf
—
—
foil:.thane#
North
(
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M
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IN
T
O
F
BROINNINO
of
aald
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r
iF
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Waat
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'
Saallaa
I
t
Township
t
i
I
h
'l
i
of
Saatta
IkialnoU
Coontjr,
rtorltfi
,F-*d that port d**dH
aald Lot I t a dlatanc* at U t faat Eostarlir aad having a radius af
Bouth,
Ranpa
faat to .W a it rlfh t of orap
tb. lU
ng* tttt Baat at a point lurnaut •#nt*rll*#i thane* run Rarlh Srran W. Henry
Eaitorly of th* Northwaot eornar
■tat* ." H d I I A IM and PO 1NT OF It .t l foat East tram th* Boathwaat ( I M r H " Wsst 5* f*«t m Waatarly A l l r - - * - f
■aM
•
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B
O
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h
n
o
of
the
poreal
haraln
aaraar
ef
said Saetlea I t and rann- I j l h l #f way uf State Road I I A
t t ~ s « * H *«"••>• caahtr « * y S H
J H llb a a s # rantlnulig Mayth 4»*. Talltbaaav*. Florid*
----1X,
.
t l l t t ' Waat i u i fast to bralnnlng
aak Clavaland
Jf
of a ear#* hancavt {# > »• 5lonrba*..
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10—PIANO SERVICE
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21—ROOPINO—PLUMBINO
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wt*»*
ffWt* * pt,o , ‘» l"r
« xt R » * o R , .
CaatracHM aa l Bayair
l a m r t At*.
Phase u u
Per Batter Plumbing
See or Call
EXPERIENCED truck driver. Ph.
*272. 817 Celery Av*.
M oulh Perk—Phono M
22—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
W. J. KING
•srvsSi— •
'•
PLUMBING
Coatrect and rapalr work. Proa
eitlmatei. R. L. Harvey. •“
Sanford Ato. Phono 1121.
"trtwbfi
l o st a n d s o u n d
Age 24. College an** Uaed Car
Experience In'Detroit. Reatdtnt
of Sanford Area PHONE
" “ ON 222T-R.
CARPENTER work, repair*, cab
inet* mad* to order. J. E. Robinaon. Phone 1S8T-W.
f«tata I
OM
4T-FURN1TURK—aOUIKROLD
GOODS
I t -r O R K WANTED— MALE
L. L. Sill — Plano Toebnlrian Automotive Sale* Job wanted by
PboM 1184 Rout* L Saeferd
Retired Lieutenant Commander,
21 ttwe*
fpntra<»
tl# ,ef
Herald W A N T - A D S
Sertico on All Water PumpaWclli iDrilJed - Purapi
Paola Road Plume TOO
______
POWER LAWN
2903-J.
MOWING,
Ph.
15,199.90 WAS PAID to John Betti
in law week*. GROW MUSH
ROOMS. CeUar, *hrd. Spare,
full time, year round. We pay
<350 lb. FR EE BOOK. MUSH
ROOMS, Dept. T31, 29M Admiral
Way.
*
** . Seattle. Waah.___________
• FINANCIAL
I t —'Vicinity of Club Diamond. 22— SPECIAL NOTICES
ImtU black Bcottl* with collar
nd tag. Aaiwon n»m» of BOZO BNVBLOPIS, letterhead!, aute-
^ ■ *- ■
------ 3
a—
mSW^Wu^ wW H IW eV
menu, tnvoleei. bind bull, and
PeUcybeUera
p r o g r a m i , etc. Progressive
Printing Co. Phone 400 — 403 lohn W illiam s las. Agency
417 Saalerd AUawtle Bask
Weit 13th St.
>
24
GOAT MILK
Randall Prleit, South
Sanford AVI. Phona U0-
Are A s
n.-ROUSES aad COTTAGES
SEE Bemiaels Really Rir Deskable Home* aau Apu. PWt*** r
LOOK
Only 95c Down
rill (ha Elect rie No. 90.1
: s—BOATS AND MOTORS
MARK "to" end 12 ft. Run-e-Bout,
B O. Inquire neat tu ichool In Expert Bookkeeping for email bullk* Mary. Phone 1483-M,
neia. Including Income Tax Re.
lurnx. Social Srrurity report*
Baa ta* Now Evlarud* Line for '54 and Sale* Tax. CaU 2224.
4. Hugh
Hi '
- ROBSON Sporting Good*
C. Whelchel Jr.
Evtnrsde Sale* A Service
W ELDING
204 E. let St.
Phone *98
C. A. TAYLO R. Jr.
l4LpA«1R-let»AIKS
.107 E. Fourth St.
WELL DRILLING
I- E X P E R T PRONT END ALIGN
M ENT AND WHEEL BALANC
ING— Paiienger e a r i
and
Trucki; all makai, »iie i-W ton
tp 5-ton. Seminole County Motera, Ine. i l l E. lit St. PHONE
Pump Qilei with
Repair Service
GARLAND SHAW
P. 0. Rnx Mg
• LONGWOOD
Phone: w. p. 20 2822
lull.
tlU pay YOU to ae* US before
ou nuy. Open Evening* and
uadayi.
?
Elite Me Trailer Sake,
Pilalke, Pla.
FOR *needy, reaannible A reli
able TV and Radio Repair Ser
Vice. CAM . HOOVER. *»rt3 or
vlilt 503 S. Hanford Av*.
34—-CHILD CAKE
EMPIX)YMENT
BUSINESS
58— WORK WANTED— FEMALR
1 8 -B I A U T T PARLORS
Your Boapty Number Ph. 971
'■ H s rris U 'B B s ta tp Nook
105 So. Oak
UUNDRY-lronm g. Phone 1290-J.
SECRETARY Kstcrkneed In XRay. WriteTTvaVn Crelglaw P.
0. Boa 1315.
lABY-allting in my home day or
night. Phone 1071. I l l Celery
BOON TO VACATIONT Sell
Ava.
(htoga you can do without, gal aa: : u F cash aaiUy. Phone M l ter EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, Sec
I I ad-writer.
retary. Phone 2580-W.
17— BUILDINO • REPAIRS
WANTED— any kind at housework,
r*
PAINTING
Including cooking. Phone U24-R.
.FLO OR aaadtag and ftnkhiss. BABY lilting nr child care dav
or night. Cheap. Phone 2532-/.
CUaaiag, wax tag. Serving Semi1125 E. 7th. lira. L. L. Slpe*
; * .•
« »
u«
I will do day work .or Ironing.
Need work. References. 7N Bay
Av*.
. FOR WINDOW GLASS. Mirwra,
-GRuto Safety O k a . Fr*e Eitt- WANTED
O jfttM b
work aa bookkeeper,
gflowtcdg* of typing, shorthand
Phone SO Peggy Kendrick.
MctANRY - S MI T H
- Paint A Ckaa, 2511 B. Park.
PHONE 1102,
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, ea*
pahk of taking charge »uf of.
flee, Ruth L. Scott R t 2 Box
81.
‘-..FA
.' PAINTING
IN TIN G inilOe
In.18* A'outside.
A outside. Roo
Room
•••-opeclal continual at <14.95. CaU
“ 31J0-J. Iff. Tasker.
IS— KLKCTRICAL
31—WORK WANTED—MALE
RANDA LL ELECTRIC CO.
SCHOOL BOY with power mower
wants mowing. Phone 718-M 4.
Costraeti asd Repatra
Contraetla*
S m l e s Center
EXPERIENCED furniture finish
er. painter and handymen. Can
funuib reference*. Full br perl
time. Colvin • 378-XR (2).
■*■**4,$r,7>
tad Croai.
MrcwsUa A fs .
HIOHEST CASH TR A DE- IN
PBICES PAID FOR USED
FURNITURE
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By STANLEY
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_ M V HOUSe C LE A N IN G IS H A L F
T DONE W H E N 1 HAVE RAW
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2 BEDROOM houte, 1H bath*.
Convenient location, 1002 Masnolle Call 188-W
ta— ROOMS
CLEAN quiet room*, TV, Private
bath. 401 Magnolia, Ave.
$1— ACREAGE
go ACRES,
1 acres In grove
and oranges. U-m lk lake tront.
Pant* area. 122,500 C. A. DIL
LARD, Broker, Phone Euatla
•13-Red.
ESTATE
NOT A PROJECT!
RENTALS
B A C W * Q fD > b L K «-
TVW a p « lM < i CLEANUP
* P**- v*** eeinwei ermweim. w . «.
TELEVISION
fT—BROKERS end REALTORS
B EA U TIFU L corner lot with Ire#*,
facing East. 3 Bedroom. HI* bath,
hirdvnnd lloor.-. *rHA Financing
available.
ConiBlt A REALTOR First
CULLEN A HAWKEY
1*8 N. Park Ave. Phone 2211
w e
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i i ,
S:l>
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am
710«
T:1»
T in
a .on
W, R. "BUT STEMPRR
lit*
Realtor — Geaeral ntiM-eae*
»:•*
Guy Allen. Aiteeiate
Sllfl
Arietta Price, Aaeorlet*
I h ea
Pbeee lit)
111 N, Peak Av*. in: in
II jna
IIIta
Alexander A Stringer
Real Eatate ♦ Insurance
Mrs. 1-ourln* Messenger, A«*oe.
107 Magnolia Avo.
Ph. 19
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Paramhar BrMa
Rpnrtaman Ptuh
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HU Para#a
tr. Ulatriat
Nl*h« Nawa
BALL REALTY
MODERN Ritenanglka at Pine
't. Hlwey
Hlwif 17 02,
Grove Motor Court.
Phone
Phono
W.P. r2433. Ranlal*
week nr month.
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Offleet *991 S Or lead* Dr.
Efficiency apartments, elr con
ditioning and TV optional. 2421
S. Park (Highway 17-N), San
ford. CLARK'S TOURIST COURT
2 Bedream Ceeeret* Blech
VA - 1225 Down Payment
Piymrr
iontk P A 1
164 Par Month
3-ROOM
lurnlshad
apartment.
Kitchen Fully Equipped
Close in, 111 E. Ith §i. 150 00
Act fait to ‘•hnoie rotor* erd td*
monthly. Phone
or 1032.
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I/OWV1.L B OTTER
Attaraay
Itapan
>*••1* l-a*a Hhnw
U—APARTMENTS
Rem** — Let* — Acreage
COMPLETE wHh all the feature*
WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms,
you hev* dreamed about aueh
.
OZIER REALTY CO.
private batha. 114 W. Flrat St
as colored General Kleelrte ap
Laura B. Oiler * '
plitnee*
and
ealored
plumbing
APT. site gaa range. Good con Avakn Apts. Effletnry. Phone
Rpg. Reel Eatate Broker
natural.
dition, $50. Phone 1I85-.M.
718 W
J89I go. Orlando Dr. — Ph. Ill*
AND avaflabk at reaaonabla
FOLDING Cots— $5.98. 50 Ft. Hoae
$2.93. All site Tarpaulin*. Army- FURNISHED Apt. 2300 Mellon
prteea with the heat flnaaelng
FRANKLIN R E A LTY
villa.
Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave.
k with minimum down-pay New and Re-aale Home* ]’h«n*
ment*.
1650. Rt. 17-112, IteltAty
Crib llono Crib $13.00. Bauin- HUTCHISONS Ocean F r o n t
ett* $5 00. High Chair Ito.oo
Apt*. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona
$ home fanning unlta. $10 00 ea.1 Raich, Call 2374-W.
Wellborn C. Phillips, JrRay McGill, Phone 2342, Geneva.
FURNISHED Apia. 201 Vi W. Ftrat
.. ••■* liv c e *
RAYMOND M. BALL
St. Reasonable—
bk Phone 1321.
»F ru a «i* a
OSCAR M. HARRISON
Since 194*. Sanford's Uarilnt
REG. BROKERS
FK1UIDAIKE appliance*, sale* EFFICIENCY Apartment. .Suit Rulldar of homa* for over 1.800
S. D. HtgMeyman, Associate
and service. 0. H. High, Oviedo
able for hichelor or eouple. people. Sale* Office: Little Venice
Fla. Phone FO.Y3J15 or Sanford
4 South Park Ave.
Pnval* balh. Acroaa from 1'oit in Loch Arbor.
1842 W alter 8 p. a .
Office. Manuel Jacobson.
PHONR I9S4 .
*44
li*0 Mieni-OII
Tmonar
BARGAIN CENTER
307 Sanford Avenue
"The Store of Surprl*#»"
2 Bedroom Cape Cod style home.
Kxrellcnl condition and aaparate
Tlio Want A8 Department k
dining room. Kitchen equipped
at iT.twn; 'iil'.y furnlahrd at
$6,990. Priced to sell In 3 weeks. opoe from BtBO a m. until 6:20 p.
Good terms can be arranged.
Seminole Realty
IV. DIETRICHS
1941 Perk Ave.
m. oeeh bml wea* day earepl Sat-
T. W. MERO
Pkon* 27 er 143 orday
afternoon.
Deadline
far
A. K. Shoemaker. Builder
week-day Ineertiane la liOO p. n
INI
3-ROOM furnished apt. 310 Mainolla.
Available May 1. 3-Brid.............................................
room lurnlihad hou*a, Celery
the day peeeedlng publleallon.
Ave. A. X. Xoiailter, Ploriil.
FOR SALE— 3 bedroom huuae. t Phona 1129 A B Paterion,Broker
Phone 313.
jalousie porchai, oaeelknt con- Associates • A. B. Paterion Jr..
FURNIIHED apartment. Ph. 1393
di* m (jnod location. Call owner
P. J. Cheatarson. Garfield Wl|.
HAVE MORE MONEY by sell
1M.VW.
ktta. John Mailed, R W. WII ing mine*(ted* thing* through Want
See Them At
4-ROOM unfurmahed downitalra
hams, llaiel M Field. A. C
Shaman Concrsts Pip# Cs.
994. I l l Okindo Av*. $25 mo.
Ad*. Phone 1831 for help In
Doudney, Land Surveyor.
Out Weal 13th 6L
Ph
Call I B M or IN-W after • p m.
wording ynur ad.
RED-I-MIX CONXRETE
2-BEDROOM fumlihedjipt. Very
Mlrack Coscrete Cs.
elaen and clea* In. Phona Old.
I f rr IS REAL ESTATE
GRAB YOUR PHONE and dial
i n Elm Ave.
PboM UN
Jimmy Cowan.
ask Crumlev A Monleltk
1821 for a Herald ad-wrlirr the
a
111
Boutk
Park
Pkme
173
URED BRICK
E F F I C I E N C Y Apt. alrcon.li
They Km *
mlnu'.i you find something’* loit.
Honed. 17-91 south city limits
TWO CARLOADS beautiful uaed
Luit Adi find HI
brick. Orange, rad, and burnt
Slumberland Court
black. See them at SHERMAN
GROVE U N I )
CONCRETE PIPE CO.
1-BEDROOM fdmiahaf ant. A90 aerea <3> $113 per acre. Terms.
NEW. Beautifully Daalgnod TH R EE
dutta only. 216 W. 5th St.
48—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
and FOUR Bedroom Homai * 1
FARM I.AN n
10 atve Iract with llowlng well*
Beautifully furnished 3 bedroom and 2 Rath*
HAYNES Office Machine Cs..
<150 per acre.
■pt, garage, near elr base, $75
Typewriters, adding maalUaea,
FHA and VA (G t) FINANCED |
per mo. Phone |5’17,
Sales Rental* 114 Mlg.. Ph 44.
A Varied Selection of Plan*
RIVER FRONTAGE
Triced from 111,100 to <34,000 2 acre* with furnished cottage
Three and four room furnlrhe.l
17— FURNITURI -lOUSERO LD
on river. <5750.
ants. Very rkan and clot* In.
GOODS
Built Ry
Phone 818, Jlmmv Cowan.
COUNTRY LOTH
ODHAM * TUDOR, IN C
Triced $250 to <400 each.
FURNISHED— luirg* 3 bedroom
Bulldefa nf Plner Romaa
apt upstair*. In town, $80.
NEW HOMES
For Florida giving
1999 between 9:00 — 6:<m.
'y fGall
lW I.............
Close In. <7500 to I5VW,
FURNISHED Mown.talr. apart- HOMES AVAILABLE:
ON A
mmt.
‘ Three rooms and' bath. South Ptnecreat........Sanford, Pk. Robert A. Willinms, Rssltor
KING SIZE HOLLYWOOD 980 Park Ave, Phona 1474. Grove Manors........... Sanford, Fla. Raymond letndqelil, Assorlat*
Valencia Vllka.........DcLand,
“ * ‘ Fla. I'hone 1871 Atlantic Bank Bldg
BED
FURN. Apt., 1113 Park, Adults
SALES OFFICE
(Full 40" wide s *0" Long)
2815 S. French Ave.
Guar. 10 yre.
l-REDROOM HOUSE
See s i for Freacu Ave. Properly
Phone: 1100 end 2980
• INNERSPRINO MATTRESS
AIR-tUNDl HONED
E-IN
REAL E tr U T E DRIVE-,
• MATCHING BOX SPRINGS
Completely ^furnished, including
2544’ French Av».
• HEADBOARD COVERED IN
Electric kitchen. Tllr
J. W. HA1.L. REALTOR
PLASTIC (Choice of Color)
floor*, grass, shade. Adult*. $85
"Call Hair Phone 1751
S Hollywood Legs
month. South on 427 (Longwood
nEO. 2179.00
Road) V. A. Wheel*.a
A JU .
C.
HOMES'
K IN G SIZE
SAVINGS
Now $129.50
•LAUNDRY-DRY CLBANINO W HITE CARETAKER - Well ver
Complete
*ed In lawns, shrub*, landscap
• W an asd D«ap Dry
ing. Rot i n , Lake Mary, Fla.
» • Waat aad Dry Feld
I Side Fewimart SIdg.
m ABN E k R
-
Furn. home, eoupk. IMS Elliott
FOR RENT — Droglin*. and opera- 1*49 Ford Tractor Dmih.e Bottom
4-BEDROOM, Ik year old, frame
ter by Hour, Week er Month.
14" Plow. 3 Row mllivalor.
home. Carport*, porch, good'lo
Phe-i 1451. Lee Comtnietqv Co.
B R ITT TRACTOR CO.
cation. Low, $37 monthly pay
Hlway 1192 loath
Phono Ml
menu Inrludaa everything. 103
42-A R ^irLK S FOR SALK
Ro«alla Drive. Evening! only,
— Factory U T*
Grove Carctekini. Discing, Dust
Aluminum
ing, Spraying, Fertilising, l REASONABI.F. large comfortable
home. Partly furnlahed. Phone
Setting Young Tree*. Whelchel
Venetian Blinds
1252 or 2533 J.
Grove Service. Call 2221.
Knetoaed head. Sag proof bottom
rail with plastic end*. Plastic or
rayon tapes. Cotton er nylon PEAT-G*t your Daelwykr Peel
cords.
at Grapevilk Nunery. 40c Bu.
bag. Annuals now raady. Phone
Hsnkarib Glass sad Patat Cs
3058‘Grapevllle Av*. Juat off
112114 Wait 2nd St
Phona 120
Country Club Rd.
R U T - llomea of Rial Individual!
SHINERS
ty: Brittany Farm Home*, Early
POPGUTS Bull H ridi, Worm* S3— WANTED TO BUT
American, Ultra Modern, Con
Itraionable
price.
Fleming*
Grocery, E. Gentva Av*. Upen WANTED— On*, two, nr three H.
ventioael A F r e n c h Colonial
T day* a week.
type*.
P. alr-compreiaor. Call 2031-W.
LA TE Model Eltctrolui lank type
BUILT On l.arg* Landscaped
techvacuum cleaner with attac
Lnta: in.the b u t of atlghborments. Like new, $20. Guaraahooda,
teed. Phone 3723-R.
BABY SITTER, experienced. Mra.
"HIGHWAY, aluminum, new type Julia Lcnn, Thane 1740-R
llgbtwiy, refrigerated ven. 32*.
feel, reconditioned, new recapi,
$4430. Alio, 70 other Irilleri
priced to toll. OREAT DANE •
DIAMOND T, 103 South Orange 18— HELP W A N TED -FEM A l.E
Rlniiom Trail, Orlando. 5-9031."
EXPERIENCED stock and sale*
lady betwten II and 35. Apply
jG r SALK • 1*55 Imperial MobUe
ROBSON SPORTING GOODS,
noma with or without air-conditioolag. a all modern con 304 E. First St.
venience!. Will iicriflca. Call
SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
May» TS or, ntghU 3080-R.
POSITION
Splendid opportunity for alert, am
1954— 12 ft. Rosy Xoich 3 bedroom
bitious young woman, perman
AIR CONDITIONING
i relter. Orange c i . 7 .•< o..i . . »
ent resident seeking permanent I
For Room or Building
Park. After 4:00. Ph. Spring
employment. Rualne*• h o u r s
h . n. pope co. inc .
Monday through Friday with ;
44354.
regular
scheduled lncrea»es in .'*# South Park Av*. Pkaae 1449
1
salary. Minimum requirements:
H Ton trailer, <50.00. Rey McGtIL
8 ctt. ft. gas refrigerator good
High School educatlo
Jho n e 2241 Geneve.
condition. Reasonably priced.
to 22 and ability to ti
Call 1280-M after S:(V). 310 Hally.
SOUTHERN BELL TEl
1 4 - US I D CARR
CO., I l l S. Palmatto.
GOOD AN NEW
1947— DODGE club coupe, 3 ton* 29—BAKflM EN—AGENTS
9 cu. ft. Serve! Gaa Refrigerator
$99.95
“ green. Good Urea, good condi
tion SIN. Payments S22.7S~flo. HEBE U YOUR OPPORTUNITY
BAGGEHLY
Phona 235-XR
for a profitable builneis. Be
APPLIANCE CENTER
came of the demind for Raw"Your Waitlnghouae Center"
1950-Ford Ranch Wagon. Equipp
lelgh Products In Sanford t am PHONE 1731
115 MAGNOLIA
e d , Overdrive, radio k heater.
unable lo call on all femlllea.
New tag. Reeionabk. 101 Lo See me for partlculari
or write 45— BUILDING MATERIAIJ4
pertlc
cust Av*. Terry Spott*.
140-218,
Rewleigh’i Dept. FAD-440-218,
nphli, “Tenn. C. L. shonyo. 61 VARIETIES PANELING
Memphis,
8)14 Chancy Hwy., Orlando, rle.
Native and Foreign Wood*.
■■■■ .
THE SANFORD HERALD
on anv of thl* good u*ed merchan2-BEDROOM bouse. Kitchen fup
dla* Hated below:
nUhed. u town. Phone 442.
1Pe. Sofe Bed Suit* . . . . . . 129.15
2Pc. Living Room Suita .. 29.95
4-ROOMS,
riorida room bath A
3Pe. Sectional Sofa 39.95
carport*. Immediate poeaesik
S-Pc. Cushion Living Room
Call 2003 after 3:30.
Sor* ........................
9.95
Maple Fin lab Vanity............. 5.95
Walnut Chlllorobe _________ 19.95 HOUSE oa Silver Lake. Phono
301T-M.
Maple Finish Chest ............ 14.95
S-Pc. Bedroom Suite ... ....... 59.95 FURNISHED Cortege. Reeionabk,
Smell Dreseer end Mirror .. 14.95 bv week or month. Flv# Points
Like New Rollewey Bed . . . . 19.95 Motel. 8 miles So. on 17-91.
5-Pe. Chrome Dlnott* , , , , 19.95
5-Pe. Wood Dln«tt« ............ 12.95 •2 • BEDROOM qlealy furnished
home, Bel-.•Air strtioo. Phono
Oak Buffet ............................ 9.95
All Kindi of End, Lamp and 3048-J.
Cocktail Tabka $1*8 Plui many, OR SALE-2-Bedroom concrete
Many Item* Not Listed’
block house. Kitchen equipped.
Separate dining area. Large cor
M ather of Sanford
ner lot. Ph. 299S-W. R t 1, Bog
L
1st a t
Phewe W
483.
alter* at w
Electrician, 20 yr*. experience
r . H. LANSING GARAGE
k ELECTRIC SERVICE
414 W«tl 13th St.
*•* i ' •■»* ;•
.
*
2-Bedroom house, Phone 29S5-W.
T. V. REPAIRS
IS—ARTICLES FOR RENT
MOVING service In Sanford. “Til 10 p.
Used fur aWere, appSaaeei, took,
m. Service Cell* <3 00 W.
Insured aloreg*. PENINSULAR
ete. leegbt astd. Larry'* Mart
A. Norm Ph. SB. J. Q. Herrin. Roilaway, Hoepital e n g B a b y
TRANSFER 4 STORAGE. Inc.,
Bad a. Day. Week or Menih— 221 Eaetlat St. PboM 1821.
Ph. 2293-J. Licemed Tecbnt• REAL
Office 1S00 Praneh Ave., I'bone
TeL 1425. Furniture Centercum, guaranteed work.
48-FA~M AND GARTEN
Ill Weit Ftrat
JIM.
15—ROMES
When your Electric Motore
AUTOMOTIVE
•
3-Bedroom house M ir Rgaa. Chil
dren Wtlcomt. Phone U99.
ORLANDO Sentinel Star, CaU
FURNITURE CO.
Ralph Ray. SIM.
W-MUMBfctl • L A U L E • HOLS
Call BSR
UUROC.JERSEY HOGS. 19 four111
E. First St.
- YOUR
tlma la valuable, MY Cuitom UPHOLSTERING
lim a la *t your aarvlca. CALL Covere.Mid* Drapery and Slip month-aid plgi, 2 bred *ow*. 1
boar, 1 meat hog. Priced r*a>
02 for "Barbering by AppointSTANLEY KULP
efinable. CROOMS ACADEMY Buy year Fnrsltur* at Berry’s
. . 7 went." GARFIELD WALkER,
Phone
Sanford
SOI
J
Warebosae
Furs., Co., at 981 w.
rare
AGRICULTURAL DEPT. Phone
•mi Proprietor.
2821 S. Perk (Hlway IMS)
lit
at ISt All eitlosilly edv. far1270-W or 1N4.
____________
Generator* 4* Starten Pall
A. B. C. —
Easy A s
.
— Now
PAINTING interior exterior by
ECHOLS BIDDING CO.
contract or hour. Houaa or home Comer 2nd. A Megsella Ph. tl
Bod Ramhi
trailer, Free estimate*. Phone
"Bud
Bamberger" Mgr,
W; P. 2-3352. Aik tor Mr. R .,-|
3-R0OM
apartment no flrat
floor No other tenant. Nicely
furnished, convenient lu atnre*.
>5) month. Available May lit.
O tkr Really Ce. 2801 8. Orlando 48-LOTS
Rd. Phone 1368 or 3115.
EXCELLENT Leu. Inquire
HINK QHUK. »| * piiM. Army
yeicrin.li greeted bp Gertrud*;.
Vu, 37, bln flame*, on hli arrival •
n International Altport, I
Mid. N.Y. Oaluk, ptrained lor
U yenri m the iweult of an aut*
•wldint, will gut rehaWlltalfpB!,1-:Efli
S iS W * ***** Vatm™
Mtu VU. a
io New York in
l«ini hnw to ran*f<*Ker7l
huebend.
Miffs!
OPEN HOUSE
50) Rail 20th S:rert
Large 3 Bedroom home with din
ing ilium, n*a IIo j . s a
. >r
furnace. V.-eH canatruele-l runer*>* block with double garage.
<14,008 - TERM!
Ro«a L. Payton, brei rr
Annabelk B. Hendaraon, Aaioclata
a J. P"
-c
OFFICE SPACE - 4 room*. Pal Nlr* building Inis. Term* may be
— - Bldg. CaU U54 or 14S4.
' arranged. Phone IMSwf,
Phene 2171
51-82 at UUwaUts
U — BUSINESS— INDUSTRIAL
Magnolia.
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�Hon. "trm Mi VvikVMpIne h •' <m fluff platform*. 0. 9.
ths'' first
flrmfc speakar,
speaker, said
laid "I takJ
the
little out of gear." he n ld.
A 0. Roberti told th# rally credit for tha efficient way the
herlff's office was handled." And
audience that “1 hava been Inter ►
( Ceuthmid from page One)
ested in the growth of Seminole then he concluded, "I covet your
Littl# gar# brief resumes ot their fourty and due to the rapid prayers— I ask you to pray over
ptitform.
growth I fail that young, aggres- this matter and the selection af
flehmab said 1 tnlsred this rae# slva businessmen ara needed In I ha proper Candida tea for public
office."
>t th# request of my friends. If the county offices."
(.'hahiie Beik aav# hb second
Pitt Varne* commented "I er..
you want leadership 1 think 1 can
longest speech of ine ten ralllet.
five It to you with tha courage of tered this r*cs a« an Independ He said, “I'm a-eandidnt.o foe |he
ents andldata on my own.
• bear hunter."
■i for
in, "ffiee of Seminole County Hheriff
Littl# said " If fleeted, 1 will I felt that thera wus a needback<f°r 1 believe tho people want an
a man with experience and I
Work with your county commlsground to handle the duties of* the honest, hardworking sheriff."
•loner and see if w# can't do someJ. Denver Cordell commented,
office of Clerk of Court, The
thing about State Road 46."
clerk's office U for the aervlca of "f have had 100 percent coopera
Lawrence 8wofford, a candidate the people and not for tha con tion from all of the law enforcefor the Board ot County Commls- venience’ of the clerk end em ment agencies of the rounty and
aionars, District 3, said " I be ployes, Let'# not get Into a rut 1 believe I will continue to have
lieve 1 know the problems of Ihe nnil believe that the service can •heir cooperation. I believe the
poovle In the outlying district*
people, especially In the small com not be improved."
need protection as well as ihe
munltles."
Robert A. Cnlib explained, "I
1 favor a good, sound road pro have nothing personal against Mr. larger communities."
J. I.. lfobby explained hi* ab
gram to be turned over to the en Herndon— it. Just happen! that
gineer to carry out. If elected, I myself and two other candidates sence from a previous appearance
will work closely with the scliool would like to have thu Jolt. 1 and defended hla performance In
board to Improve our school pro prornll* to handle the effnira of office as shsrlff. "J did my best,"
toe clerk’s office and not handle be said, "and I am not ashamed of
It at all."
6tle Fo urn I, re commented "It II t buslncsi of other offlcinls."
All five ,‘ s.idlJatea for the ot •If# tald, "K ’e haen said that to
baa been a pleasure to serve you
for alt yaors. I have warkrd for ic*. of Hemiuls County Assessor elect a person to public office Is
to mak* a crook out of him.
good roads and more equalisation of Tuxes spoke In their behalf.
Jack Stamper asked the audience There'* no use to aubject these
of the 'a x structure fur the bene
fit of the people, Wr'vo had Just to Investigate the reappraisals of four men to Hades. Just re-elect
eo much money and it euuld adjoining counties. "Reappraisal m# as sheriff and let me continue
means but on* thing," he said, lo serve you,"
only go so far."
In the campaign for Ihe 'ifflee “Increase In taxes. My plan I* the
Porter f.smdng said "If you
of Clark of Circuit Court, Ihe permit eystem end through the elect me your sheriff we're going
four rnndldates spoko nt length permit system new peoplt come lo enforce all of the law*. We're
oi their platforms and utilised the into the tux rolls." Stamper sold going to help enforce the game
“ 1 sill for fair, square and equal and fish lews as well as the forcbmpleU* limn given them.
“utry^ laws. To niy knowledge
U. P. Herndon struck sharply tuxes for all."
Miss Mary Karla slammed back there’s never been an nrre.t In
at his uppnall.on. However, he
eaM "t am happy to npnesi on the ut other candidates In tho race for Seminole County for violating
ballot this year to find out If the the first lime. Sho said "During these laws."
W. Hugh Duncan, candidal*
people are satisfied. There tiro no the campaign there has been sev
issues so far end my opponents eral mlsftatenienla— one In rtvie- for Justice of peare, said “I a-k
iio— one in Hanford— and one In you to support me In INIs small,
platforms ara tha flimsiest,
humble, Judicial office, | have
"One gentleman has a platform l.uke Monroe."
>o trivial that it would crash nt
Accor Hog to tha statement "a tried lo make the office available
the least provocation," suld Hern- group of (urmers appeared brfoio lo all of the people and officials
Ilia Hoard of Seminole County and have been fair and square In
Commissioners, silling ss «n my dealings,"
I-ewls Tale commented "f was
inun'iratlon Hoard and requested
piv.cr tuxes." Miss Karls fairly criticised st PsoU for poking fun
shout'd “The Tax Assessor mads at my opponent. Hugh Duncan It
that redaction end no one else." a friend of mine, I won't say any
FOR
And rlio added, according to the thing that would east a refletminutes of thu hoard o ti funn Ion on Mr. Duncan, f apologize
ier uppinrrd to request tha leiluc- If any ono foeJ» that 11 was a re
flection. I don’t believe Ihere sre
1tlon lied no iirtlon w s taken.,
i Miss Farm further ’nn>u baric any reports In the Justice of tho
at her opponents when she said I’eaco officer Ihnf f can'l handle
“People ara bring misled by the l 11 move Ihe Justice of tha Peace
FOR
►lalemonl '1 will give you a per office out of a filling station inlo
manent homesteud exemption sys Die courthouse."
Senator Douglas fllenitrnm slattem.' Tha law sots out thnt each
O r NKMINOI.F. COUNTY person must present himself ut the hi. in.„ h|M "PP7 I ror "''PPort for
nsseisor'it office and apply on the 1 7,,mll‘,*cjr for th# State Sen“ I*. I want you t„ consider caroprcicrdicd ,*.>’ mi."
fully, not where I or my opponent
Raleigh King explained hit can is from, but which of the two candidacy by suylng "Thera are five ltdates would be capablo of standof us who aspire to lie the Tax in* on the Senate floor to repre
Asi.rr.snr of Seminnla County. I sent you."
*
ndmiied each of them but only one
Hob Holley explained that fanof us can win. 1 feel that I am fbdata Paul Miller could not attend
the only one qualified to tuku ovir the rally and that ho was making
the duties of tho office."
an Appearance to represent him.
John Malsch explained "Two
I V° l"1** t0 **° you personally
weeks ago ait Issuo was Injected when he returns In Hanford a week
Inin this campaign— an Issue I fr«m tonight," Holley said.
have been working on for 314
In Die race for House of Repre
years. There arn flvs people runn sentatives Don Hales lesd off for
ing for tho most Important Job Ihe four csnilidsles.
in the county. I haven’t duekod
He said "M y contention Is (hot
the issuo and I have spoken of my we should send a businessman lo
! platform each and every time Tallahassee I will work for bolter
that I have appeared before voters schools industrial expansion of the
Stale, increased aid to our senior
of Seminole County.
Mrlsch quoted from statoinenls cltlzense, and for better road* "
carried In recent Issues of Tho
f.ordon
Frederick explained
Hanford Hernld when candidates You should consider tho ability
A PROVEN KXPKRIKNOKD for the office "f Tax Assossor had of be candidate rather than thu
OFFICKR (7 year* as deputy
under P. A Mcro nnd tho Into addressed either luncheon meet business they’re from. The atlornoys who represent you In Talla
C. M. Hand.) Will Ixi n FtM.I, ings or rnlly gatherings.
Rudy Sloan continued to pound hassee do not charge you for their
tlma HIIKItIFF. Horn and rais
ed in Ssminols County. A v tn
away on Ills homestead exemption sorvlcrs." Frederick emphasized
on May tho Hth for IIKCK is systuin by a card method, lie that "stlomcys sre businessmen
a vote foe Cl,KAN, HONEST,
luo!" I havu made no promises
and KKFKCTIVK service In
lo anyone — and then pointedly
YOUR shorlff* office, YOllR
*ald "It'a up lo you folks lo find
V O TE W ILL DR APPRECIA
out which candidates iuv# strings
TE D .
sltarhed to them."
Paid Pol. Adv. by C. W. Bsrk
Thomas Stringer said 'T v # al
ways tried lo he of sorvlre to Ihe
VOTE 0
C.W. (Charlie)
BECK
SHERIFF
Stephen C. O'Connell
Justice
Supremi Count
Of Fiorira
w
s
SNAAS W ill Hold
Elaborate Rites
Along W ith Party
The Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air
Station will celebrate Re fifth
anniversary since being rs-comiii Aliened tomorrow it in elahoraU
ceremony to ba sieged along
with a hugs party. —
According to Ihe announcement
appearing In Ihe Friday issue of
the Sanity, th# celebration will be
held in the rear of the BOQ end
CPO barracks with kickoff Ume
slated for 3 o'clock.
There win be plenty of food, eontesla, music, and entertainment
as well as awards promised for
those attending th* party and cele
bration.
All military and civilian per
sonnel attached to tha statioa,
along with their families, have
been Invlled.
Th* Invitation, according (o tha
Sanfly, does not include fleet units
based at tha Sanford Naval Auxi
liary Air Station,
Southside School
Announces Today
R egistration Plans
Mr*. J. (’. Mitchell, principal of
Soulhside Primary School announced M a y that registration for child
ren who will enter school In the
fall will be held Wednesday be
tween the hours of 1 and 3 pm.
The children and their parents
w||| visit Ihs six first grade room*
In the school. Mrs. Mitchell will be
assisted by Mrs. Clarsnca Welsch.
The visitors will (hen be ushered
to Ihe auditorium where a question
and answer period will hs held.
Mrs. Mitchell slated that "If po*.
slble (he children should bring
birth certificates."
Physical examinations will h*
given hy Dr. Illrd. county health
doctor, Ihe last two Tuesday* and
Friday* In Msy,
f TTffi SANTORO HERALD
ssutats
p -o n
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M AN ELECTR O C UTED
‘ POMPANO HKACl! f/V) —
James DarnMt, 20, of Middleton.
Ohio, was electrocuted yesterday
when hs stepped on a rharged
metal wealher strip In the dockmaster’s building at the Light
house Yacht Basin.
county and T believe T know the
feelings of people In all part* of
the county. If elected I will strive
lo provide an educational system
second to none."
Wilson Alexander, the last
speaker of the evening, last Fri
day said that of the four camlldales In thu rare, none have serv
ed In tho legislature. There are
several qualities necessary fur a
man to represent you, he said,
and he named understanding, lead
ership, rourage, and humbleness.
Those qualities I have, ha said.
O. 0. Farrell 310 E. First
For 10 years this store haa
consistently observed the fol.
lowing hours:
Week days • a, as. to 6:15 p. m.
Saturday* 3 a, m. to 7:30 p, sa,
Cloned from 7:10 p. m.
Saturday antll • a. as. Mon.
Arcade Package
STORE
fS w K L IA
• h e a d w ith
trig N O - N O X
iulf NO-NOX keeps rnnlncs clcon . . .
t llm ilr|Mmits tlm t niusu “Shrinking
i today's sensitive, logli compression
suit: N»-Nt>X ln-lps you kc-p fitll.t.if*
. . lot tkouwndt <V extra milts.
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SvS|*ll >• OtsMMnrti* M wsiv
Msy t.O*s«s I
Isvttlles'* Ml lyUnKie isisrA #f sik y■*•
•H trm y I t Ik* tempmaHv* ausllllis'l*s< *1
Jvtttts O’Csssill •«# lh« s s s s i l s e MneiSsW .^^fl
p Y provA n’ W y d e r i p tfe v o fe d e jtlx e n ,'
qualified |urli» j
G et the gasoline that bums clean*
118 8. PARK AVB
P R O O F: Moo how tho lufl-hnnd pinto is black
ened by U)a"dirty-buriiing tnil-end"of gnaolin o ... while NONOX leaves tlw> pinto on the
fight dean. TTutt'e becituso Oulf refines mil
tho "dirty-burning tail-end" of gaaolino, in
making New NO-NOX.
Pick Ike ict of your choice while our dock U complete,
Priced From I149.9S - To • 11,275.00
T^ o n lT-TU E : MAY 1st
c h o i c # of i l a r o r a
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1 Month* FRES Service Poller
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APPLIANCE
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Dept. In Seminole County.
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OIJ1MK XI,V1U
The total attendance at the
clinic reached 61 with unusual
intarcit among those availing
themselves of tha opportunity to
learn more about tennis.
In the boys' division Bill Mateclwhlta and Merritt Philips In
tha girl'a group were selected as
tha moet promising players and
received award*.
In connection with the United
Slates Lawn Tennis Association
Jubilee commemoration of the 76th
year of tennia progress, every
bay and girl who attended the
clinic will receive a tennle pam
phlet as toon aa it la off
thq press
The young tennla playara and
enthusiast* wer* reluctant to leave
the many training gadget# used
in the class routines wlUi the
eelf.prartlee act the most popular.
Duo to th* shower* at the open
ing meeting, Sid Summerfletd, th*
Caravan director, stayed over
for an extra aeaslnn Sunday
aftornoon.
Frank Deame, Mayfair Inn Ten
nis Pro, Wally Philips, IHano Bnty,
Boh Crumley and Robert Sam
uels assisted the director
The tennis ellnio and caravan
was made possible in Hanford
through the cooperation of th*
Recreation Department of
the
City of Sanford and th* Florida
Htnta Bank, with th# event aponaored by the Jaycce*.
T . E. Tucker addressed tha
group of young tennis players
on “th# advantages of learning
to play tennis."
Live and Play
fc In Sanford i
AN
EfltAMt'hed 19fW
Streets Pledges
Help To Bryant
The third and final itulon of
tie Caravan tennla clinic at th*
Mayfair Inn Court* Sunday after*
nnnn completed a mo*t successful
event. 1
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Tennis Clinic Is
Successful Event
With 61 Attending
.or ”^fT,W
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T V 'A r> it ' .‘
PeaMe* Street*, the Lake Park
constable alio is running for gov
ernor, yesterday wired Karris
Dryant a pledge of support In the
event Dryant and Governor Collins
wind up in a runoff.
“ If you are In the runoff ag.inst
Collins I will travel the State to
help you, but not barefoot like
the windbgg from Sanford prom
ised Collide because my feet are
tender," Sweat) said.
Streets apparently referred to
Urailcy Odium of
. Sanford
..
...who
,
J]1^ offerod to »tump Uio Mato
barefooted for Collini.
Streets acknowledged that ho
had little chance to gain a berth in
the runoff. He ii the only one of
the alx candidates to take a stand
in favor of racial integration.
In other political activities
around the elate;
Sumter l,. Lowry claimed in a
trlevitcd talk at Pensacola that
he had rllmbrd Into the lead nml
that Fuller Warren'* organization
was “ falling apart ail over the
state."
Last week it was Warren who
was talking about Lowry. Tha
former governor appealed to hie
audience at Panama City not to
"want your veto on Sumter Low
ry.. , nd f0ntended ha was tha
onIy c, nd|dat# who could beat
G(n. roI|ini
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I N D E P E N D E N T D A f l .T
9ANFOHP. FLORIDA
N EW N TA P M
TUESDAY. MAY I, 1950
A m flite d P r e w l
W tr*
No. 86
~*«aor23Lm3£j 1
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SRD Budget
1
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$640,000 For
Projects In
%
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1
Wallace Gabler Has 4 - L a n i n g Courage, Skill
2 Hobbies: Fixing T o O r a n g e Save AJ-2 Savage:;
From Great Damage
Clocks, Visiting C i t y S e t
r- ■»>r •
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fi MCV
MEMBERS OF T H E VFW AU XILIARY to Post 80'3 of D* flary who were Installed at reremonies
last night. (Left to right| front row: Mr*. Billie Sc utobel, treasurer; Mrs. Jeannette King, color gtturd
and one year trustee; Mr*. Hazel Pesold, guard; Mrs. Alma Lacy, secretary: Mr*. Elizabeth Rlchnmn,
The Slate Hoad Hoard tentatively
president; Mrs. Dorothy Nettle*, color hearer and t ireo year trustee; Mr*. Marin Slump! Jr., vice presi
Determination and Vnmf*Tl^p
Ry MARY FOWLER
approved yesterday a budget raildent; and Mr*. Doniia Lacy, rhnplnin. (Back row! Mr*. I.rnora Never, color bearer; Mm . Dorothy Bren
ner. color bearer! Mts. Gladys Caltaday, hlitorinn; Mrs. Asennth llntler, tlirre year tmsteo; Mia.
if you am unpacking jour lug for $160,639,-158 far nrw projects lined nn AJ 'J “Savage" nlrplara
Bette Karon, conductress} and Mr*. Francanna Howard Sr. vire pre»lrienl. (Staff l’lhilo)
household possesions in your nrw i 1,1 ’llt’ 6»col year beginning July from probable sovero damaft
ihe Sutiford Nine) Air Stotto**
De llary home, its a safe bet that I,
Saturday.
• •*.**■.,
Seminole
County
projects
incliid.
your first pang* of home sickness
Tho crew was tinahl* to lowep
ed in the tentative approval will he
will he dispelled by ■ knock at the four-lanlng of Highway
tbe nose wheel of th* plan* byth#
ynur door anil a cheery greeting (tom Five Point* hi French Avo, -Moduli! and emergency pr*c**
“ Hello, folks, this ts your neigh at a cost ol Jtnfl.onn ami the carry dure*. Whllu Hi* aircraft cl*«]«|
bor down the road, Just slopping over total of $1,029,000 for the four. the air elution plan* eap$g!ng
In to say we’re gtad In have you Inning nf 17-92 from the Orange r.vlolinn machinist mate
Plans for the gigantic Pan
here. My name Ii Wallace Gabler. County Hue mirth lu Five Points. t.nlne with tha help of Fligh ts6*
cake Day next Sunday from 7 a.
W illiam 'll. Dial, filili district furling Corporation representotlra,
What’s yours?"
Fred Burton, crnwlod Into ♦H*
id. to 7 p. m. at the Elk’s Club,
•nils good neighbor', salutation 6»ad Board member said Sint the wheel-well and wn» ahlo to open Ik
By MARY FOWI.EIt
sponsored by The Snnfurtl Herald,
•from at.
t,„„
ur.,i.„„
final
approval
of
Uio
bmlflrt
will
the time when Wallace .
\' . lf
,
*. ,
Warren, who is eprndlng prarIn a solemn ceremony, Finn nr* and to benefit tho Woman1* AuxtJ l»f made on AUy 31 in Tallalia*-- by wrapping hla belt aroun4..th0
bitch mechanism. Tha noa*
waa a free Unco operator, loelntf
tlcally the entire week in Dade Mellumey, past commander of Bary of the Sanford Memorial
dangling In ipnra still r*n
County, hurled another ehallengo the (Ifstrict representing Orlando. Hospital are being completed.
America first and liking it; work
U;hcr projects in the county p rb ' In nn unlocked position for 4
at Collins to ilsbate campaign is
lug where his fanry listed and en maty system Include Stale Hand
Hanford,
Del,and,
Apopka
and
St,
Hundreds
of
Sanford
and
Semi
sues, He said that since they
ing.
3
Cloud, ii iln'h'd the first officers nole County citizens are expected
Candidate* for Clerk of Circuit joying 'folk' everywhere. Bui a* dfl from Mcllanvlllo Ave. to Lake
would follow each other on a Mi
In the NAAS operation)
lime
went
on
and
ho
nnpiirod
a
Jessup at * cost of $200,000; the
i-ilinry to the \ t W ((jMt •uncn|lM (hi* Sunday when Court will sprak Thursday at the
ami television station Saturday in the i ' '
pretty wife and a houseful of
afiol,
WBrn|nj|
#l Chief Luther Kent and Attatto*
night that they should dshate In K f l l X I r ' f M K n A W ; lines will form early a* folk, nr* "«•" lunclwon meeting of the children, he was moored to a sta
oispiay or nag* man o uy wm
. . .
,
Seminole County Junior Chamber
the ACL crossing near Mio San Mctnlsniltb 1/e Jack Lot, •till*
the Bayfront Park bandshell there rui
tionary residence.
Sanford post made an Impressive on their wny to church or leave (>f C(immorc# wlllch
W d ot
ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station Ing their knowledge of th* A J
afterwards.
l-nckKrouiul fur thr nu\v nffiren |}lt9|r thurvh lervlcc* Jurliif thu y a(,jlt ^|ujt
Now lhat he and his wife, Har at a rest of $li>,000; Installation of hydraulic system, coachad Enlo* o «
There was no Immediate re
t ? . organisation and exprrss- day.
: Th u I. th. last of U.. program. riet. are retired he finds time warning signals at the ACL cross n nevcr-licfore tried mtthod f t 7**
sponse from Collin* but esrller in ( („ .their
again lor hla twin hobbies, re ing at the Intersection of *]Hi St. channeling all th* aircraft's ^TllW
Huge purchases of food for the bringing political candidate* be
Orlando Collin* explained why he r,| a desire of furthering the
pairing of antlquo rloeks and call
nhlo hydraulic fluid Into tho <
hadn’t accepted debit* challenge* mInis
|, and obligations of the VFW. event aro being made with the f‘llu the young businessmen’s ing on folks. Wu might say three and Highway 17-92; Highway 441 ling landing gear'* system fa
across
the
southwest
corner
of
grini|,
before
the
Mny
9
primary.
of hi* varlou* opponent* I
Mis* Ileatrle Tyson of the, cooperation of It. W. “ Bill” C’*sCandidate* who will speak are hobbles except for the fact that Scmlnolo county a: a cost of $20,- It to luck.
"Th* other rand Idatea hav* flniml Army of tho RojmMie p r«-1
t,f Lovett**. Humirr.lt of o. I\ Herndon,**a ! O. HobrrU, l*itt his third interest Is deeper than 000.
With fuel to spar*, tha pilot* L k
demonitrated auch a degre* of
that; It's a burning desire to make
Conulr. Jesso Cleveland waa gills
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L
T
J
Wn
In
IM»und*
of
umitiurt,
tyrup,
piuirnke
Viunm,
ami
ltohort
A.
Cobb.
The
Stita
Rond
Board
also
tvn11 place In the sun fur the picturesrvckleixnes* and ditregard fur tho which Mr*. McHurncy hands,
Hi the minim hi!*, M. 1*. Hn- qti* church of Enterprise which. tatlvi-ly approved $121,000 fn Its to nafely land Ids aircraft1
truth that any debate would only the new president, Mrs. Curlis flourt butter, tuffoo, tujjar amt
incident or accident,
develop Into hasalt* on their un Redman, as shs spoke of tha other cooking Ingredient, ar* ha- burn J r , Chairman of th*.Get Out In weathering many itorma of primary road maintenance proVAH-8 •ninmiwllll
,
,
,
.
.
.
.
•
The
Vote
Committee
of
tha
Jayreo
gianL
for
tho
paving
of
H
i
mil**
agoa
part,
finally
began
to
fall
duties
and
privileges
she
now
nsfounded and dlatorted claim*."
lug rounded up se that ,u.nrakr1 . or<r, n(llltiun hM c, „ tll for „ lun.
Conulr. Paul 11. Bpolta pr*L
In a apetch to th* Junior Cham surned. Pina wera presented fhe will he availahle for *U who coma ierri (nun tha organisation to Into decrepitude until, when the of Park Ave, In Sanford at a coil toncerned personnel for tha tsar*
Gabler* came to Do Bary, there of $415,000 and 0 6 miles of Slate
ber of Commsre* at Orlando, Col new members and a reception was
held, attended" by "th* VFW men by tho Elk’s Club.
paint aldewiilk sign* again thl* were less than a dozen communi Road 46 from th* Lnko Jessup work and skill that aavod A mil*
lin* said his administration had
evening beginning at 7:30. Th* cants. When Wallace called oa bridge to the Volusia County line lion dollar aircraft and kopt II
ralsad the standard of state gov who turned out In arapacity [ Facilities of the Elk's Club are
Veto" signs
signs sra
sra being people he naturally srpukc of at a cost of $70,000; and 0 3 nf a ready fur tho squadron'* forthaOM*
\otu
ernment and advanced th* welfare audienceto welcome the auxiliary iirill(r generously contributed by "I'lrnsa
**
and by tmesis frnm nrarby towns. |[( y ( ;ra,t.na. K l(l|,,.,| Ku1<-r of the painted on th* sidewalks in thu that which was dear to his heart mile of Siam llnnd 46 on eW.d First I lug overiea* deployment.
of all Its people,
downtown business are a ns a re and Imliurl not nnly new Episcopal St. from Park Ave. 1o French Ave.j
Among
those
who
gnve
wri
Collins *ald that Lowry was a
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Sanford Elk's Lodge.
minder tu ritite n s t» cast their families hut friends, too, In tils
A tidal nl $250,000 was approved
" "ere James ll
LEXING TON . Va. M l— Sen. Al- man “ who admittedly knows noth- ‘ " " " " ‘f
rd I,allots on flection ilny.
project.
Stine, past commander, dial riel
The entir staff at Thi
in the secondary read projects fur.
ben W. Barkley of Kentucky, for- ing of th* vaxt problems and I* right;
Michael Thomas, past Herald will l « on hand to cook and
People began plrdgng small ami the repaving of eight mile* of the I
i
.v,- U n ited *ur* with which he would l,e can*
m .r vlo. president of he Un tod
thli lmporUnt offlc,. . president Hanfcird post 92K'J; serve thu pancakes, sausage and
larger sums; a new roof appeared famgwuod tu Markham mail and
on the church; the beautiful stain $00,000 for tha repaving of two
States, eollapssd and died yester man who pitches his entire cam Mrs. Ruth Smith, president Saned whitlows gleamed afresh and ii’ilcs of Lake Mary Boulevard,
day on the speaker's plntform at paign on his ability by lira and ford auxiliary; Mrs. Ethel Tyler
The
gross
proceeds
from
'ho
president Del.and auxiliary and
improvements could ho voted for
N. T . Graves, formerly of
A small paving project around
a university political gathering. misrepresentations to incite hn.a J ™ » J
l’ulicaku Day event will go to
at every vestry mooting. Now the Slate Farmers Market was ap ford, maintenance engineer at
and
anarchy
and
disorder
and
vio^
Barkley, 7S, slumped to the
the Wiuiinn's Auxiliary of the
there ore from eighty to • hun proved at a cost of $3,000.
Gulf Slate* lomlslana Station Afe
floor after a keynote addreis to ltnce."
The Westslde Srhool roundup
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The auxiliary thanked the San- Seminole Memorial Hospital. The for schiNil registration will be dred worshippers gathering In tho
Baton Rouge, La., will retire to*
Lending
optimism
tn
lb*
pos
Washington »nd Lee University
Lowry, In a talk yesli nlay at , flir(j IMMl flir t)ie (!jf, „f „ henutchurchyard Sunday mornings, to sible prnjrct nrrosi Lako Monroe morrow after more than 44 yaart
Snnfotd
Herald
Is
furnishing
all
held
tomorrow
afternoon
from
I
to
Student* sanembled In * mock th• courthou.a at Clearwater^re- )f(j|
uni, . „ lir,,| t|„.m that
stimulating sermon* of Rev. I«o from French Avo. to Volusia Coun nf utility service, it wa* annotmead
food wlileh Is 3 j, m.
Democratic National Convention. prated charges that Collins, War it will b* cherished at ull meet „ f the ...... .
Heaton. Hubert Cox and Wallace, ty was the approval of Uio foiir- by II. C. Leonard, executlv* tie*
Dr. Robert Mungtr, who arrived ren and Bryant were "al In favor
luting obtained from Lovett's.
| All children ready fn enter the senior and Junior wardens, are
ings.
aevnn minute* later a* amhulanca of gradual race integration."
Griddles, spatulas, pots and First Grade this fall should report always there tn welcome guests laning of 17-92 in the Volusia Coun president of Gulf Stale* UUUIUa
Company.
*
attendants wer* attempting to ad
pans, plate* and other necessary to Uio school bringing with them amt Invite them to state their ty projrct* from Orange City to tht
IIo declared that “ ther* t*
Graves began hla utility f i r t t f
minister oxygen, said ha died of a plenty nf law already on the C w i m m i f l r i L e S S O n S
ti|ulpmenl are being assembled |MiPlr birth eerlllieate and inuc* names In the visitor^' Itook which Seminole County lino at a cost
oof $300,000.
with electric companies in Flint
heart attack.
hook." to stop Integration.
J W IH H H in g
pud The Herald Stuff practicing ulatlon record If availahle.
haa recorded Illustrious citizens
Also included In th* Volusia da, one of which was in Santord,
Today the '’Veep" of the Tru
the pro;*er metliml of Hipping PanMrs. Kllrnbeth Sharon of West- and members of tho peerage from
Warren, who went handshaking
enmity budget wa» $600,000 for tho during World War I. Ha want to
rakes so that they will he tie- side School salil today that re- Count De Dury’s time.
er,nn administration made his final in Miami Beach yesterday, shifted
repaving of Slulc Bund 415 frnm work for the Jacksonville TreeHon
journey to Washington. Four stu to .Miami today.
llrlnusly blown and ready i» serve frcaliment* will he M;rvcd during
Wullnre and Mr*. Gnlder have a
two
miles north of the Osteen Company In 1919 and later work*4
the
registrallon
perloiL
dents from Washington and I.ee
piping hot.
t.owry campaigned In Central
lakeside home where they enlerseveral year* for lh* I’ensiCOlt
All Navy dependents will strain
and four from nearby Virginia Florida and will make a night TV
Their will lw> no charge for th* „ All rlnldrcn In the Wextside lain often and to which they will Budge to State Itoail 40 (Sanford
Electric Company,
he given swimming lessons nt the pancakes on Pancake Day blit
area should register for
to New Smyrna Beach Road),
Military Institute accompnrled the
Orlando.
»rnm welcome their soil. Col. Clyde
Navy Swimming Pool ut tha Hnnschool
whether
or
not
they
will
he
Graves went lo Gulf StaU* In
bfx'yI Collin* was busy with th* Cahl
rontrihutioris will be rerebed, nil
j'jJ In
in Sinford In the (all
fall. If the:
Ihey are Gabler, who Is making a perma
In accord with Barkley’s wishes, nft and othcr
,)Ulln„ , . '
[»«• Naval Auxiliary Air Station
^ (M) w|„
llirn„ , „VOr to
1926 in Beaumont and two yalrn
nent home In De Bary amt where
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* " term
lutrr was transferred lo M W I
a funeral service will b* held l°* I make* a night T V talk In Talla- beBlnnlng Muy 7.
thf
„ f ,|lfl ||,»piui * WoSa" f",r<l
fils wife and four children run be
Mrs. F. D. Srott will again leach man’s Auxiliary, to go tu their records ran be transferred.
Rouge to surmise malutMsncw
morrow morning In Foundry hasse*.
enjoying Florida living while he Is
swimming tn the groups of both fund for purchasing much needed
Methodist Church, Washington,
on Mediterranean duty In tho air I’wrUy cloudy Ihrmigh Wednesday; work on tha now Louisiana |$ v
adults and children.
conducted by the Rev. Dr. Fred
burr. Getting them settled will lie » few widely arattered shower* linn.
ei|ulpiiieiit for th* Seminal# Me
erick Brown Harris, chaplain of
Registration for the classes will morial Hospital.
Mr. and Mr*. Gravel reside at
a work of affection hut we'll ven- mostly during afternoon; Hitt*
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NKWS
th* Senate. Burial will be Friday
he held tomorrow at the pool on
tore Wallace will still find time rhsiigr Is Irmprralure, low to- 1623 Country Club Drive lo B ito t
This Is the first such event to
In BarkUy'a horn* town, Paducah,
the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air
ON PAGE THHEJE
Bong*.
to greet newcomers to our town. |night 66-70.
he staged in Sanford with thia
Station,
Ky.
year's Pancako Day fulling on
Hospitnl Day. At tlm same tlm*,
TALLAHASSEE '.Tv-The woman- I
Sniifurd ami Seminole County folks to-wopian approach la being used
are urged to attend thu church nf by most of the major candidates
their choice. However, ns thty at for the governor thl* year.
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tend church, every one I* invited
The wives nf tho candidate* ar*
f.
fto
to stop by th* Elk's Club on Halt hitting (he campaign (rail, some
Second St. to have pancakes and times alone and snmclimei with
sailing* either before going to their husbands, unending teas,
church or on tiirir way homo mcetli g women voters, shaking
Irom church service*.
hands and making speeches.
Mr*. I.eltoy Collin* h*i toured
an Industrial plant, made address
es and appeared at mccllnts,
Mrs. Farris Bryant has ap
peared nn television, vlsllcd Sev
ern I t iwns and spoken to num
ber* <f women on behalf of her
hu dial d.
Mrs. Fuller Warren has attended
LAKELAND it — A rain in iking
project on a llirre county scale teas and coffees, appeared In sev
will |,e undertaken by a group of eral cities and campaigned among
women's groups.
Central Florida eitru* men.
Mrs. Sumter luiwry, busy with
Originally Florida Citms Mutual
planned *n industrywide project, the erre of an H-ycar-otd daughter,
| ini! I'uncrn! iiincup— Robert W. Is sluing Die campaign out, how
Ilutlcdgo re|Kirtcd Wednesday ho ever.
I
hod been unable to raise the $70,* Tho activity nf the wives Is per
000 needed for a year's operation. haps the mnst vigorous effort ever
Rutledge ami four others formed seen in Fylorld* tp woo th* wo
the Peninsular Watrr Consurra- men'# vote.
.
,
lion firm to work In Polk,
GAMBLER'S TAX
lion Asm. to hire a weithcr mod
JACKSONVILLE Wl Tho Inlemification firm to work in Polk,
*1 Itovenuo Service reported
Orange and Lake Counties.
............1K
Rutledge said growers in those Florida gambler* paid $4,483.97 In C. C. FELLOW S AN D H U W IFB today celebrate t heir BOth wedding tnnl
counties wero almost HXJ per rent federal wagering taxes during (front row) nr* three of tha aeven grandchildren! Elisabeth Ann Brandt
behind (he plan. It will cost about April compared to $14,907 In liaht and Linda Brandt. (Bark row) are: Mr*. Ann Brandt, O. C. Fallow* and Mrs. Fenowa, m3 N
W A LLA C E GABLER IN HIS WORKSHOP and one of th* clock* mad* in 1831 with wooden wheel* $23,000 tho first year for lhat area, March. The tax reprosenti 10 per- Michael Snllah. Mrs. Brandt and Mri. Sollah art (laughter*. Fallows U * member
ha laid.
|card of grot a gambling raeeipt*.
which b* h u repaired, (h u ff Photo)
t
lice Department Staff. (Staff Photo)
New De Bary VFW P la n s F o r P a n c a k e
Auxiliary Installs D a y S u n d a y U n d e r w a y
Officers In Rites
Aspirants Seeking
Clerk's Position
To Talk At Jaycees
Funeral Services
A re Set Tom orrow
For Sen. Barkley
Graves To Retire
A fte r 40 Years
O f U tility Service
W estside Schoc
R egistration Is
Slated Tom orrow
O ffered T o Navy
Dependents A nain
Weather
C andidates Using
W oman T o W oman
Approach In Race
Group O f C itru s
M en To U ndertake
R ainm akinq Project
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FRIDAY. APRIL 17, 10M
Campaign Tempers
Issues Raised
'At Ja cee Luncheon
Tempers flsred briefly during
an silerspeaktng kueitlonslfromthc-floor period when candidates
brought out their points regarding
Issues facing them in tha coming
election for Sheriff of Seminole
County.
Four of the candidates for sheriff
of Seminole County were guests
of tho Seminole County Junior
Chamber of Commerce yesterday
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ticit
unoon
w n
lluncheon
um iivuu
imeeting
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at itheir
Clerks and inspectora who will
A man who, In alt probably, and each wa, tUowed ^ ipeik on
if the best qualified In thla na hla platform and reslro to become he In charge of the forthcoming
elections In Seminole County were
to talk on hie eubject, will e] >k sheriff.
Instructed Inst night In the usa
Charlie Beck, gave an unpre and operutlon of the Shoup Voting
to tha Sanford Rotary Clut it
cedented
talk
longer
than
any
he
ita weekly meeting Monday i n
Machines.
has given during the political
£ a t the Yacht Club on HJapan-jf- ralllei and speaking tour. However,
All of the clerks and Inspectora
W U r 10 Year*".
he again brought out "The people have been appointed for the 10
C apt John Dobson, M. C. l|S. of Seminole County, I believe, are Seminulo County Precincts, tha
N., Senior Medical Officer of la looking for an honest, hard-work list of which Is published else
where In today’* Sanford llera’-l
ing sheriff.
Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air
"1 want to thank you for this op along with sample ballots tin t
tlon, who had two toure of ,y
portunity
to speak," ha said, "and will Its used on the voting ma
in Japan, first during lots )d
will
appreciate
your vote in the chines.
again last year Is schedal,
C. E. Iliopl?, representative of
coming
election."
among ether things, to dins
J. L. Hobby did not appear at the Shoup Voting Machine Com
the atom bombing of lllroel a
during World ,War II. Dr. > the luncheon meeting, probably pany, Instructed the. election of
f son, a nstira of New York i y, due to his railroad committments ficial* as to tha use and operation
received his medical schoollni it which prevented him from being of tha machines and In the tubu
In Sanford for tha affair,
lating of the final report of tha
Columbia University and se k!
Denver Cordell took an entirely election results.
(ns Internship at St. V ino’s new tack on the broadcast pro
The voting machine*, S3 of
Hospital and his residency at 1- gram when ha surprised his audi
fare Hospital, both In his 1 ie ence with the statement "There them to be put Into operation and
city- Hla degw e. Include th o .,f lffm l |# be Jomo qiMlUon „ * used in the Seminole County elec
tions, were demonstrated yester
A. R. and M. D.
the appointment for this job.
day at the Seminole County Cham
He has been sttached to nhl
“A number of people applied,”
aviation units since beginning is Cordell laid,- "including my three ber of Commerce Coffee Club by
Naval career at Pansaeola in 10 opponents, and when I finally mudo \V. A. Adams, Cuatodiaif of the
. and has had duty aboard the r up my mind to accent this appoint machines appointed by the Semi
nole County Commissioners.
® craft carriers Ranger, Ltxlrifn, ment, 1 went to Tallahassee.
Tho Sanford Herald 1* proud to endorse the candidacy
Today, J. T. Landon, a repre
Munda, Roosevelt, Leyte and )•
"The Governor told mo .Tm not
tietera and prior to rep o rtin g ippolntlng you sheriff because you sentative of the voting machine of Senator Dougina Stenstrom in hla bid for re-election to
Sanford shortly before the it are a friend of mine or because company, is in Sanford demon the Florida Sennlo.
ef this year w u stationed stia of friends of friends of mine and strating the use of the machine
Wo do this, not aimply beenuae ho la our fellow citizen,
Karol Air Station, Ataugl, Ji n you are not obligated to the com on the corner of First nnd Park.
Since early thia morning, hun but beenuao wo believe him to be the bettor qualified of the
as Medical Officer and as Jg mittee which recommended you.
Medical Officer for Commarr, Go back down to Sanford and make dreds of Seminole County voter* two cundidatca for the office.
a good sheriff.1 I have dona that have availed themsalvea o r Cm
r e e t Air Japan
On hla record, Senator Stenstrom haa earned a full term
hape
bad no troubla with the com opportunity to learn the use of
It Is expected that hie talk 111
the marhine and to become fami in tho Senate.. In 1055, hla Senate colleagues selected hint
mittee,"
Cordell
said.
j ic i v o
of gm st Interest to e
liar with Ita operation.
from IS now members of tha Senate as the outstanding
(P member* of the local Rotary b And he concluded, "1 have not
Samuel E. Shoup, son of the flrat term Senator. In the traditional Qt. Peteraburg Times’
had time to do what I want to do.
and thalr guests.
11 you give m* a chance \ . •nvantor of tha Shoupe Voting Ma- noil of CapItuLcorrcspondenfft, Stenstrom was voted'among
and I will p u y e to you that 1 will
*** ** banford earlier In tho top alx moat valuable members of the Florida Senate.
glv# yog *nOup-tg*dalerSherUt i the week. He s«ld here " The Shoup
oK.ce."
machine I* the simplest muchlna
These tributes from the men with whom he nerved and
Porter Lansing told the Jaycce*, t« operate ami absolutely fool- from those who watched the workings of the Senate day by
W* are going to have law cn- proof."
day aro evidence enough of hla effectiveness, ability and
(orcement as wo have never had
He -aid, "No one should stay integrity, and of his consistent vote in tho public interest.
before. We want to protect na<rom the poll* this election
lural resources, something that because of the machine* since
Let's set the record straight!
h is never been done before In they are *o easy to u*a and rleika
Tim record ahowa that Senator Stenstrom did not voto
Seminole County. With the peoples' and inspectors or* fully inform*d
against an increase in old age assistance grants and did not
help 1 can do this for you."
us to their use.
Ho said, "We need a new deal.
"In every rlace that the Shoup vote to decrease old ngo assistance grants. Senator Sten
Tha 10th In a series of 11 rail
will be held tonight at Gen Everyone of my opponents aro Voting Machine hit* been uird," strom has supported Florida’s assistance -program for our
(Coutlnueu un Pane leu)
lie said, "tha number of voters elderly citizens. Tho Senate Appropriations Committee In
a t the Community House when
has Increased because of their 10r»f> included in the general appropriations bill over 30
of tha local candidates will 1
simplicity."
lowed five minute* to spent
million dollars for the old ago assistance program. The en
their platforms to tha piopl
12 Complete Red
tire membership of tho Senate, including Stenstrom, voted
th at community.
in favor of tho appropriation. In addition, he supported a
Moss Bluff Lock
Rumors, and puraly rumor* k t Cross First Aid*
Senate resolution providing for a thorough study of the
have not boon substantiated, •*
problems of financial assistance to our older people by tho
Closed To Boats
g been circulated that charges ul Instruction Class
Stnto
Development Commission for recommendations to
w countercharges w111 coma ouf-f
Twelve members of a-Red Cro»«
A notice ha* been given that
to rl« » ts Rslly.
First Aid Insluctlim class held In the Moss llluff Lock, located at tho 1957 session, rcntlzing that proper planning w'«s neces
tre Oviedo City Hall under ihu Moss llluff on the Oklawnhn sary In order to sustnin the old age assistance program In
In which group, or whether
oral groups are Involved, hedot direction of Ernest Dcfallot have Kivcr, Is cloved to navigation for tho years ahead.
(m r ntrring and underwater recom* out of tho circulated ru r* completed the course.
Senator Stcnstrom’s record shows conclusively that he
The twelve members of tho pi.it* during the period cxtendiim
th at auch charges will b* r(e.
favors separate hut etittnl school facilities for Negro children
class
have
met
the
Red
Cross
through
May
I.
However, It Is eapected tha
Special attention I* given to the in our stnto. Along with the entire membership of tho Sen
night’s rally will be the laixt qualification* of the standard
course
of
Instruction
and
wdl
re
fact
(hat this temporary closure ate, he voted for n senate resolution to Congress, requesting
attended other than tha expi >d
crowd at tho final rally v rh ceive their certificate* through prohibits through passage on Jhe Congress to ovor-rlde the decision of the Supremo Court by
,&ia to~ he held In Sanford ntf • ! ‘J1c " " " ‘y Chapter of Oklawaha River brtwcon tho St. passing n proposed constitutional amondntent, to bo sub
Johns River and Lake Griffin.
mitted to the several stntcs for ratification providing the
• r a r m a r ’a -Auction Market Fi ly ‘he American Red Cross
Those receiving certificate* are:
Navigation interests are urged stntcs with exclusive jurisdiction over their public school
night. May 4.
Theodor* Aulln Jr., W. C. fichuTha Parant-Taachera As.«M macher, J. W. Evans, J. E. Ilrooks- In tnke this closure Into considera systems, lie also voted with tho entire membership of the
tion In plunnlng their operation*. Senate for a hill to permit tho County School systems to
tlon will sarvo dinner tm ft
Every effort will be made, It
prior to tho Rally beglnnlm it shlre, Katrina Brookshire, Jimmy
Drookshlre, Wesley Even*, James if reported, to reopen tha lock lo havo exclusive jurisdiction in determining which schools
6 p. m. Speaking will get ui r- E. Pearson, Don n. Ulray, Betty
navigation at the earliest possible children shnll attend.
way at I o’clock.
Di:da, Katherine Duda, and Lillian time.
The record shows that Senator Stenstrom has supported
James Lee, chairman of he Jackson.
Due to the number of person*
Seminole Cointy Dem»-:rat:e *•
Those registered in the rlu** of the immediate Sanford area revision of Florida’s antiquated constitution, tho 1955 Knud
. ..... ,.nr4>i were from both Ovlcde and Sla- using this water route speciul at Code to put road building in our state on a basis of deter
.th e candidates.
tention I* brought to thl* notice. mined need, tho Florida Development Commission for the
Dr. Dobson To 1
a On Japan At Roll y
Club Meet Mondy
Clerks, Inspectors
Instructed In Use
Of Voting Machines
Herald Endorses
Sen. Stenstrom
Accusations May
C am Out Tonighl
>Al Rally la Gene
m H W M 1.SIWIM-W. »iiij
him to tho Bomto for o M
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Collins In I
Talk Last Night
Friends' .
A id
Needed
Christensen Chosen
Bicycle C lub Head
Officers of tha Seminole Bicy
cle Club war* elected at a recent
nesting of tha orunnltaliuti. Ed
Chrlttenien wa* named prciMcnt
of the group) Mr*. France. Mur
ray, viea-preiident; and Mrs. l.rda
Paterson, secretary. Sidney Vlhlen Jr. accepted the appointment
as Senior Read Captain.
For further activities of tho
mvmbars of tha Seminole lllcycto
Club, which number* several hun
dred, boy* and girl* will be divid
ed Into ag# group* for such
event* a* hobo parties and trea
sure hunts.
Slip* will b« sent homo to
parent* or guardians of the child
ren, from school, asking permis
sion for tho boys and itlrl* to
lid* In groups to the various
events spuatorrd by the club.
The Elks Club of Sanford ha*
volunteered to sponsor the next
event planned by tha Seminula
Bicycle Club.
Attending the meeting were;
Mr*. (1. Bamberger president of
ths Southslde School P-TA) Mrs.
Hay Murray, Safety Chairman,
Southslde School P-TA) Mr*. Alien
Wllllnk, co-chairman of the South
side School P-TA 8afety Commit
tee) Mra. Marglo Kill, Navy Offi
cers Wive* Club) Mr*. Gen* F it
ted, Navy Wive* Club) Mr*. Har
vey Swanion, Pilot Club) Mr*. C.
M. Flowers, Womans Club) Ern
est Cowley, Klwanl* Club) Bob
Kerne*, Seminole County Chamber
of Commerce) Chief Roy O. Wil
liams, Elks Club; Patrolman Ben
Butler, Sanford Police Depart
ment; Dr. Charles L. Park Jr.,
Hotnry Club) Rayburn T. Mllwre,
Superintendent of Public Instruc
tion) Mrs. W. II. Brinson. Sanford
Grammar School Safely Commit
tee; and tho Girl Scout*.
Brought to tha attention of the
Seminole lllcyele Club meuibor*
wa* the fact that blrycla rider* of
Inlay are tomorrow’* motorltl*.
so If they learn habits of safe,
lawful and reasonable driving,
they will contl u:a those habit*
when they licgln to drlv* auto
mobiles
It Is sxpseted that many safe
blka riding i v e n t i will ho
planned throughout tha coming
summer months.
Hospital Notes
Bids Are Opened,
Contracts Awarded
For School Buses
Bids Were opened yesterday and
contracts awarded for three new
school buses'for use In Seminole
County.
At a meeting of Ihe Seminole
County Board of Public Initructlon, bids wore awarded to StrickInnd-Mm ruon, Inc. for one 43
passenger ichool hui and to
Seminole Truck and Tractor Com
pany for two na passenger buses
The low hid by Strlcklnnd-Mnrrlson Inc. was for a Fix’d bin with
a Wayne body for $3,332.00.
Tim next low bid wa* foi an
International tun with a Wayne
body at $3,551.82.
Bldi were opened for Chcwdlct
Feed, Dodge, GMC, and Inter
national bines,
Tho low bid by Seminole Truck
anil Tractor Co., wa* for two
GO passenger International busei
with Wayno bodlra at a unit price
of $l.89(.ig.
Tho next low bid wa* for In
ternational bmp* with Pluchlnl
bodies at a unit prlre of $1,817.09
Bids wore oneited for Dodge,
GMC, ami International b u in .
The addition of the three new
huso* will Incom e the total of
locally owned buses from tho pre
sen I 20 to 29.
The Board of Public Instruction
approved tln> use of a Inn that
had been retired from service to
be used by the local Civil Air Pa
trol fnr civil defense piirfoscs.
Five beds for icliull room furni
ture were opened yejtcrilsy at
the meeting of tho School Board.
Thoao submitting bid* were:
Southern Desk Company, Newton
Equipment Company, American
Seating Company, Mr. Foster’*
Store, and Universal Seating
Company.
The funllitre was purchased for
Ihe nine-room Goldsboro School
addition.
,
On low bid, contracts were awarded to Southern Desk Com
pany for 2lo chair desks, to Uni
versal Seating Company for 78
chairs and nine teachers desks,
and to American Seating Company
for niuo library tables.
APRIL I t
Admissions
Mrs. Lily Soderhlom (Sanford)
llkrhsrgrs
Ml** Fleet* Smith (Sanford)
Mrs. Lena Gleason (tak e Mary)
Theodore Johnson (Sanf.ird)
Mildred Waidorhnld (tak e Mary)
Amos Bell (Titusville)
Partly rtmidy, little rhnnge In
APRIL 37
temperature today and Saturday)
Admission*
Mrs, Cirri* Forrester (Sunford) low tonight 10-68.
Discharges
Mr*. Nancy Dunn (Sanford)
Julia Bradley (Oviedo)
Willi* Bush T~
Mrs. Ethsl i
Weather
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■■4 K m Camilla Bruoe, Supervisor af KegUtratlon. (S tall PW4*)
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Brsllcy Odham «pok# for La*
Roy Collins last night In a televi
sion address seen and heard in
the Sanford area.
O d h a m defended C o l l i n g
against charges of opponents th at
the Governor favors stgrtgatw n
and In a prats Interview fo reci.l
that Collins would win in
first primary — "If hla friends
work hard enough for him." *
Tho prossura of tha etrettfc
drive In tha governorship cam*
palgn brought forth sharp crltl*
clsm and nemo calling among tit*
four major contender* yesterday*
Sumter L. Lowry, wha haa bo««
engaging In a verbal (lugging
match with Gov. Collins avap
their views on segregation* sailed
tho governor a "hoax on the peoplo of Florida and Just g email
time politician."
Collina, In a speech U the an
nual Cracker Day celebration n t
Deerfield Beach, warned hla eu*
dlenro against exchanging good
government for "buffoonery nnd
demagoguery."
Earlier In rintllaa and Pasc#
counties. Collins spoke out •%*
gainst "h it* campaigning" by op*,
position candidal** and said "W«
have a atate to build and
■tat* to destroy."
Former Gov. Fuller W arn*
told an audience a t Tallahgsacg
last night that (f Collin* la r*« ‘ J
elected he U likely "to make •
strong effort" to k*t lb*
stltutlon amended to permit hint tg
run for governor again In 1M0.
The eame auggeetlon waa made
earlier by Farrla Bryant, another
of Ilia governorship candidates*
Bryant said th* Constitution Ad*
vlsory Commission was getting
ready to propose a constitutional
change to aliow the governor tg
succeed himself one tint*.
Collins had said he agreed wilt)
commission chairman Wallace B.
Kturgl* who labeled Bryant’l
statement an "outright fabrics*
tlon."
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"Too much power for too long
Is a very dangerous thing," War
ren eald. "Give anybody too much
power for too long and ha’a llablg
to abuse it and mistreat ths psopl*
ha haa power over."
Lowry said a t Tampa Gov*
(CooUnued u* Page Ten)
Public Is Invited
To Boat, Ski Club
Meeting Tonight
Th« Sanford Boat and Rkl Club
will hold It* regular meeting to
night In th# CAP Hall ahovg
Touchton’s Drugstore st 8 o’clock.
Person* Interested In boats
and skiing aro Invited to thess
mooting*. .Now that it Is getting
warm tha club will ba anloylng
many cruise* and outings, It was
•aid. The club would Ilka ta
■(real that It Is not necessary ta
uwn a Imat to become a member
u( thla group. All member* a rt
urged to attend thla Miilon.
attraction of new Industry to Florida, the Civil Sorvlce
Merit bill providing Job security for competent state em
ployes, water conservation und flood control, adequate ap
propriations for nur state hospitals for our montnlly 111, I
the Farm Colony for our retardod children, and the Florida
Industrial Schools for hoys and girls,
As Chnlnnnn of the Senate Citrus Committee he handl
ed on the floor of tho Senate, in the closing days of tho last
session, a hill providing for adequate funds to combat the new
citrus dlseaso known ns "spreading dcclino" which threatens
Florida’s citrus industry. He suppoted bills providing funds
for tho construction of diagnostic laboratories for Florida’s
growing cattle industry.
Serving on the Important Education Committee, Sena
tor Stenstrom took a leading part in tho strengthening of
Florida’s school program, working for the teachers' pay
raise, the drivers' trnlnlng program, the Junior Colleges and
other .Important bills affecting education in Florkla.
Douglas Stenstrom has served the people of Seminole
County for the oast eight years and the people of tho 37th
Senatorial District for the past 18 months in a conscientious
nnd able manner. His influence and thinking have always
been on the side of the growth end development of this
count j- and this district, lie was a leader in the fight for our
hospital and has been a leader In the fight for primary
roads eo needed in both of the countiea of bis district.
The people should pUce thslr stamp of Approval o« C. B. R IPPI.lt RKPREAENTATIVR of tha flhoup Voting Machine Con
u- u ..„ ui tha forthcoming
terday to complete the setting up of mai'hlnee fo r the forthcoming I
* or uie c.nnmner or commerce are seen looking the much
machine over Douglas Stenstrom’fl splendid
or M
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H r tt Ripple explain* tha balloting procedure to (Left to right) W. A. A
_ yesterday at tha ftathaU t r t y Chamber af Commerce Coffea Club as**ting. (Staff Photo)
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All C h u rch Notice* m uat b* p rta e n ta d a t T he H erald
offlca by 6 p.m. un th e day before publication.
(jh ju J id t ,
T Id U c g a .
— i -t - t ---- —
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'MortTi/,* Wonhip Service 11:00
Sermon by tha p*»tur
Kvrnmg Wonhip Same* I:3o a. m.
Study at JO
p.m. .Sermon by tha paatur.
Training Union 4:1* p. m. It's a
Prayar Maatina Wedneiday I;JO family affair.
e.m. p.m.
Evening Worship 7: m p. m.
pin.
“ Coma thou with u* and wo will
KISH I RAPTtST CMUIUL
do Ihot good."
OVIEDO .
lentil
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Dav.
Pailor
MARI BAPTIST
Sunday School l;45 a m.
PIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST,
CHAPIL
Mnrnini VVjrthlp • 11:00 a.m.
SCIENTIST.
Ha.
Tratnlni Union • 1:13 p.m.
IM R. locond St.
A. PHth Jr .
Evaning Service* 7:30 p m.
Sunday Service*
11 :oo a. m.
Wadnaadday Prayar Sarylet -7:3# Sunday School
9:30 a. m.
9 m,
Wednesday Evening
Steeling
* no p m
HILUCIEST BAPTIST CHURCH
Otaava
Lruon-Sermon “ Kverlaating Pun.
WaA t i n p.m.
Sunday m arnui icrvlrtai
Iihment"
10 a.m. Sunday School.
Reading
Room mealed in Koyer nl
BAPTIST
11 a m. Morueg Horihlp.
Church Building open lo public
Sunday tvoaug aarvicaa:
I:M to 4:M p.m. Tue»day« and
•:l» p.m. Training Uiloe.
Tburadaya.
1m p.m. Bvamni Wonhip.
Charth
Wadnaadiy 7:30 p.m. Prayar A cordial Invitation I* ealendad
■aatino
to all to attend nur servlcta
10:00 a. at.
UPHALA COMMUNITY
and uia tha Raiding Room.
Suparinlandaat
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
lJiOO a pl
Rav. C. C. While, Mlniatar
Martin.
Krotihar
THE CHURCH n r ODD
Mra. Clover M am , PlanUt.
or MOCHECY
Mia* Patrleln Roiaman, Aaat.
ttna Elm Ave.
CHURCH
PIan lit.
Rav,
I).
D.
Creasy,
Paatnr
Mra. Nancy Oil**. Chlldren’a
Paitar Choir Dlraetor.
Sunday School
0:43 A.M
II no A.M
10 A M
Mr. Oaorgo Peaold, A nt. Supt. Morning Worship
11 A. M. of Church School.
Sunday Night Service 7:45 p.m.
7 P. M.
WMB Tuaaday Mghl
7:lo P.M.
Church School, 10:00 a.m.
I P. M
VLB Thursday night 7:M P. M.
Clane* for all age*.
Wnrihlp ,11:0O a.m.
Chlldran'a Service 11:00 a.m.
AND .
ST. LUKE’S LUTHERAN
Ynting People 8:30 p.m.
ALLIANCE
la Slavlp (Near Oviedo)
Children * 30 p.m.
Rav. Staphaa M. Tuhy, Pastor
Wnrihlp 7i30 p.m.
Everybody Invited to attend Morning Worship *.»i a. m.
Radio Minion Broadcast at 8:30
all nur service*.
a. m. over WOftZ (Tin h o
BAPTIST CHURCH aunuiy School J.3o a. in.—lor all
Hr. CKULUOTA
Walter A. Rnuth Jr., Pallor
,;c g'uupa
to
Sunday School 10 a.m.
BarMonuni Wnrihlp Service 11 a m t-'hrittian Day Schnol— Monday
through friday »;0O a. m —(Ail
p. m.
WadMidir Prayar Sarvlca and FREE METHODIST CHURCH elemantary grarias and kinder,
garten).
S ilk DUemiloa T:U p.m. Chapal
Laurel Ave. at ilh M.
Chair Raharaal a fu r aarvlea.
Sunday Schnnl 0:43 a. m.
Thuraday Youth Ntiht Program Morning Wnrihlp 10:4S a. m.
PINECREST RAPT1B1
•in to am p.m, Dtvotionil Tima. r . M. Y. 7:00 p. m.
MISSION
Club AatJvltlaa.
Evening Evongrllitie 7:45 p. m
Sponsored By
Lake* Hlailaaary Boclty >1 Wadnaeday night prayer and
CENTRAL HAITI ST CHURCH
naatiai* monthly). Pallowahlp
pralia servlet T:30 p. m.
Locnlod at
Laaahooa — Jnd Ttmodiy afitrThn Plnecrest Srhool - W. I7th
wan. Prayar and luilataa — 4th
Rev. C- W, Planh Million Paitar
THE SALVATION ARMT
Tuaaday tR m w a . Riving Circla
9:43 a m.
Sunday School
«4 E. tnd SI.
• 4 th Thuriday reorniai.
Morning Wnrihlp
' "A briaadiy ahurth for the 1/UaoUoanl Raymond E. Loro. tl;00 a.m.
4:15 p.m.
Training Union
Commanding Offlcar
fam ily."
Sunday Company Mooting 10 a.m. 7:30
Evaning Worship
Holtneia Mining it a.m.
UrntERAN CBUBCa
Young Paoplsi Loglon 7 pm.
CHURCH n r CHRIST
Salvation Mooting • p.m.
lad S4. A Elm Ava.
Tuesday Y.P. Band Practice 4
fvaagellai
•ill a.m,
p.m.
Ralph
Rrawar Jr.
lorn a.tn.
Salvallnn Meeting 7 :» pm .
Karvlraa
Wadnaeday Ladle* Roma League SUNDAY
OOP
TiW p.m.
Bible Study
........... 10:fio A. M
Morning W orship----- It no a . M
Evening Wonhip ........I.on P. M
ASSEMBLY UK liUD CHURCH WEDNESDAY
13th SI. ia f Lagral Ava.
Blhta Study ........... »:oo p. *|
Rev. floorga S. Rota
1:43 a. m
Paoplo lorHao Thurt- Sunday School
Morning Wonhip
It a. m
FIRST
p. m.
Youth Same*
a t* p. m CHURCH OF THE NA/ARENE
Evangallillc Rally
7 43 p. m
"Seoford'i Ringing Ckiirrh"
b ■ rntontsT
Prayer and Bible Study Wadne*. One hloch off French Are. at Jnd
I CD
HI.
day at 7:45 p. m.
■alghU
Martin. Piatar
"Ramembar a glad hand Invita*
Boh Hpaar. Paetnr Ph. .1111
10 a. m.—Cllf.
you to wonhip with ui."
You are rnrdtallyr Invltrd In alien,|
auparutaodant
Ihsit atrvicea ihie Ijird'e Day:
Saralta u a. m.
Sunday School at 0:30 am.
SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH There ara clane* and elaisroomi
•per m M liu, Thuriday. t m
East If SI.
At Park Avt,
for all a gee
a. m.
The and of your search
Morning Wnrihlp 10:43 a.m.
fo r a friendly Church.
Evaning Evang*Hitlr at 7:30
R. I . Lunsford,
I n te r p m. Tha pastor will In preaching
w f l m & T 1e f c J f e e
W. L. Stephana. As*eeiale Patter at t<nth serviris.
Service T r a i n i n g
Milton Higginbotham. S o a d i y Chnstlao
• tea. ttenra#TH. ECarHnn,
ML
W
Mlniatar
Btheol Soparlatandanl.
C la im ai 6 ..in p.m,
~ IV iV ^ w a w
Sunday School
in A. M
Alin lha following we*h*d«y
— fin p.m. WoriUp lanrica.
Morning Wor*hip
HAM
ssrvltea:
Bible Study
f m p m
Prayer meeting aaeh Wadnaa*
PAOLA WRl L I T AN
Evening Wnnhip
I P. M
day at 7:43 p.m.
«
MHTROniRT CHURCH
Prayar Maeling (Wad * l M l
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a Mila* Waat an RL. 41
Youth Attivillea each ThuraPremlllanial
Sunday Sahaal
l i t ) Mliiionary
day at 7:43 p.m,
Welrnma
-*•* Morning Wonhiy
10:0
Th* Church nf tha N startna
■i
Waalayan Youth
I U
hnlde no ‘itringe d.'clrirt’ hut
T; la a n ln i Wanhlp
7,ao
rrVTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
vnu will find It itrlklngly simi
Wadaaaday PnytrmMting
7:30
Rav. J. W. Parham, pastor
lar to til you normally hava
—
Eranrona WHcama
Cor. Fourteenth St.. Oah Ate.
Ran. Cnall W, Shaffar
Sunday grhnnl » 13 *. m.
IConllnnnd an Paga EUht)
UK CHRIST
People who see the Li<»ht that i .tines beyond the present
shadows can walk safely along the way of life. Those who itumble
in darkness and fear are the people who lack the vision of faith.
A man named Saul of Tar*us groped in the darkness of the pagan
world. His heart was filled with hate and he saw them stone the
tervanta of God. Then he saw the Light and became a new man.
The skies of life are often filled with clouds and atorm. Strife
and hatred, selfishness and meannesi, suffering and deipair, rob
the'day of Us brightness and fill the world with woq.
But those who have the penetrating vision of faith need fear
no harm. If they keep their eyes fixed on the Light that lies be
yond the shadows and trust in God. they may walk in the per
fect security of faith.
The blackness of night cannot quench the Light of
faith; the sweeping storms of adversity cannot blot
it out. It shines on undimmed-into the perfect
dny, when the storms depart and the
shadows fade awry.
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This “Support The Church” Series, Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald wit the Approval
of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is Made Possible by the Co-opcrationjf these Wellknown Business Establishments:
MRS. AIM’I.KUY'S
RESTAURANTS
FLORIDA STATE DANK
J. C. HUTCHISON & CO.
HAROLD 11. KASTNER & CO.
BROWN’S A.MOCO SERVICE
GLENN GOEMHEL SUNOCO
SERVICE
of Sanford
IIEPRY'S WARKHOCSE
FURNITURE CO.
SA^ORn ATLANTIC
STIONAL DANK
WHOLESALE
CONFECTIONERY
It'D • WALLACE
MUJAL .,VSURANCE
HOTE1.ER
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WESTERN AUTO
WILSON . MAIER
F I '" ’ ’-.'R E CO
THE LGURE SEED CO.
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AMERICAN OIL CO.
THE TEXAS COMPANY
SMITT| SNAPPIN’ TURTLE
ASSOCIATE STORE
M. It. Strickland, Contractor
TV. W. HORNE
TRUCK HROKEfUnn CO.
HILL HARDWARE CO.
NICHOLSON BU1CR CO.
KEKARIR c l a s s «
PAINT CO.
IWITT TRACTOR CO.
R. L. HARVEY PLUMBING
NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY
TH MAYFAIR WN
CELERY CITY PRINTING CO.
HERRON GROVES
PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO.
ST. JIN’S REALITY CO
SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS
HOLLER MOTOR SALES
ROY WALL PLUMBLNG
WADI SUPREX MARKET
WHEELER FERTILIZER CO.
SANFORD BOAT WORKS
RITZ THEATRE
WARN *8 GULF SERVICE
8WNE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO
HANFORD LINOLEUM ft
TILE CO.
SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO.
LAN DRY CLEANERS
J. C Davla, Conninca
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J O IN IN EXPRESSIN G T H E IR A P P R E C IA T IO N
. T O TH E SPO N SO RS OF T H E
"SU P P O R T TH E C H U R C H " PAGE
D U R IN G TH E PAST SEVERAL M O N T H S
TH E LO RD W IL L IN G , T H E C H U R C H PAGE
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*THE SANFORD HERAtt
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WALLY SUP*#!
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REFRIGERATOR • FR EEZER
OPHlSVRN!
&
NEW
MAGNETIC
DOORS
BUT CCNT WCCCY.' I WCUtPNT M u *
» saw 1*1* 0-g
talHawalan
NEW
REVOLVING
SHELVES
Ut-tlM
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In Long Island, Cleveland and
Texas. Show business was his hcri.
tage; his father is Dennis Murray,
I
I long-tlm* s t a g e manager; his
HOLLYWOOD UT—Th« lucky lid mother ia Ethel Cook, one-time
who (alt to play opposite Marilyn Zlegfeld girl.
Monroe ia lanky Don
Murray,
Don went to th* Americas Acad
whole Ufa 1* full of coincidence). emy of Dramatic Art* a gride,
Like thla one: Don wai bom 36 ahead of Grace Kelly, did a few
yean ago a atone’* throw from small stage roles. A member of
the Tex Studio*. Hli father w n th Church of the Brethren, he
dance director there. Now th* ehoee to be a conscientious ob
young man 1* back on the aama jector and served two year* as a
lot, atsn faf tn the tin t film he hai worker In refuges camp* and
dan*.
other services In Europe.
When Don Murray waa an
Ha worked an extre six monlha
nounced aa lfonroe'i leading man on such projects abroad, then re
In "Bua Stop,” a lot of folka aiked lumed hli acting career. Hta big.
"who'a hat” It waan’t an Imper gait break was playing In "Th*
1ft ** tinent question. Except for avid Skin of Our Teeth” with ILary
fin* of the Broadway atago and Martin and Helen Hay**. Josh
TV drama*, he waa largely an Logan spied him In the show,
unknown.
tabbed him aa a possibility for
Juat a* yoe'B know, Here's a "Bui Stop.”
rundown on Don:
Producer Buddy Adler chma
He waa bom Donald Patrick Don out of S3 or more others who
Murray In Los Angelei but left tested for the role. The lad was
at the age of 9 month). II* grew signed to two pictures a year, with
up In Naw York, went to icbool tha right to do plays and outside
M u r r a y 's L ife Fu ll
O f C o in c id e n c e s
Experienced
— In—
• County Government
• Roil Eatat* Valuee
• Real Eatato Appraisal*
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I believe In a fair and jtufe
equalisation of taxes.
YOUR VOTE
AND SUPPORT
APPRECIATED
JOHN W. MEISCH
Candidate for Tax Assessor
Seminole County
movie*. With Monro* aa eoatar,
ha's headed for the blgtlme.
Also appearing In “ Bus Stop” is
Don's pratty young bride, Hope
Lange, and thereby hang tome
more confidences. Their fathers
knew each other when Dennis
Murray waa Ziegfeld's stage man
ager and John Lang* was tha
showman's arranger.
Don and Hope became ac
quainted in New York and were
cast In the aame show, “ Hot
Corner,” without each other being
aware of the fact. Don aweari that
ha had no knowledge of Hope's
getting Urn “ Bus Slop” Job, and
studio bosses claim they didn’t
know the pair was engaged.
T V t t T o r intkntiw * to adopt s t u a r s
post f is c a l m u iiue — tear
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Painting
[
Ootalde wall* [
Add dormer*
Chimney repalra
Valleys and gotlera
Porch and etep*
Walk* and drive*
Foundation repalra
F. DULCL
T
I R
A
N
E
Y
V
W
A
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and ute’ve got it?
6.00 x 16
plus tax and
recappabl* Hre
$5W
DOW N
DELIVERS
G O O D Y E A R
ITuftyl H dn'i yout rhanra to
sava with Safely a) wa hi inf you
Uta outitandlnf lire offer nf tha
tar I GcKHlyrar'i dc(itni!al)!n
uptr-Cuihiont feature tadu dva Trlple-Ttmpernl J-T Cord
k»dr. for rxtr* ilrcnpth |ilua
•‘trartlon-aafr” trrad drtipn tli.il
rainr on 1934 rata. Clink our
low tale p rim now on all ai/rsl
5
IRADI NOW — PAY AS
LOW AS $1.2S A W IKI
BMPgr-punhlon ■|>ok W i ^ g j l n
Yim
l*w*d*.rin°
mplmml
S3
It,
6 .0 0 x 1 0
■CkV1*tarl7-t.
-an.
KA VUlor TVI 37% imollat **b
avioua taM* modal*. “Klddaa f*w*T luwto#,
ttorouad Fond avolabla, antr*.
EbcwyffayhlpMi*lModaH7Sd0>a.• I B S 0®
C
USE OUR EASY PAY P U N
TEBMa AS LOW AS 11-28 PEH WEEK
•
t t .s
rsuom
iron
-S
6 .4 0 x 1 6
1 8 .7 0
6 .7 0 x 1 5
7 .1 0 x 1 5
1 0 .6 0
2 1 .7 0
1«.
ft.
2 5 .3 0
6^60x16
-P
7 .9 0 x 1 5 1 2 3 .7 5 1 atK «Q
" fV c lea and racoppokla f*a
•HWIW*
MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES
THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND
G O
IIS a. PARK AVB.
ph o n e
SANFORD
m m
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fjjtu j
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i • tm Maha at i
Chat
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J tllVKn.MSO IIIMHD
Home workshop
Remodel rooms
Add new rooms
Garage Repair*
AddWoaal bath
m
BIO H}0n REVERSIBLK
WtJDOW FAN
•ha1' b* pntillabad In ih* s a r .n u a a eountlei »f the DIsi n n•• ft!l
m acrordaitur* with axlsftna laWa.
T hu tha 1th dap of April, ill* .
r n sT R A i, a s n a o r T w r iiir n o a m t
I'Mioti rn iT itn i, niaTHKT
nv—its
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98c
| OtbvtiafAlialaa,
To cat M l
S lu m
*mnuni wrilrh will appear at tn*
hesinnlnp of the above rnfarml to iucal r w r so
nMlaaled upon sommllmante mod* but
incompisto
tso.eoa.os
°n *ha 10th Asp of Mar, A D IS-'*. at nln# n'rlnrk a m" in
IB* PI
Y
f.-P V
?r said Central and Snulhsrn Klorlila Flood ConIrol District,
nm l i t_ Cnnitau
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___ „palm
.........fltarh.
....... f
which ta ponm
iunl.lln* Waal
hstrln*- w
_Florid*,
__ __
. ill- ha • flordad to t il ownara. prrmnt, or antltla*
?
,*r*. or ,<1*, *1? subjacl to laid D litrlri lasaa, thalr attornaj-a nr
ttudVet. 10 PP**r b*for« said Board and show th.tr objaetlons to said
1 i t ". Ml
1 rrie^Ti
*r
H u rt awartahaila) rhaf* k * h i
aarvlaa. Maids v ( la aaa-ddid w a
Asa a<dlnary wad ala Saval aiwWf.
*>( *»*fr'"* b1*a VVhlla h . v H,
ah<wMiad AdA kdda, OrdSaai*/
rafoli fat | I J l Oat Mvaral fat
Oa Shthan, waAAtp, (araga, and
MwaaOa* r a » at Ma lew (Hc*v
$1.59
i
l.sse.cee ee
*M 1 IAW.M
I 7 1 1 .0 0 0 00
1.17 1.100.00
sii.tTi.es
FLO RIDA STATE BA N K OF SA N F O R D
N
PUSHBUTTONS
KJmf-titt,
(Pd. Political Adr.
by John Malach)
Bullt-lm-flxtareo
Inatal] attic fan
Floor Finlahlng
Sidliif and trim
Termlta control
[] Concrete work
•
f 6 -qmsrt t r f r t b p
Finance those needed Home Repairs with a Iow-cost*FHA repair loan—No Down
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 hornt^. An FHA Loan will pay for
the following repairs and m any others.
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BIG OVEN
WHIBBAM0W
L e g a l N o tic e
jUSl
Sp
TIME T0PAINT UP
FIX UP
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W e Doing As Individuals
Newspapermans
Tour Report
m w w m b m w
Help Prevent Traffic Deaths?
| f t cr* w« (Sfling, ag indfrlduali, to
It tlM lo u of lif« on our itraots and
n jrs?
tontiimg wo might ask oortolvta that
Ion tnd try to extract from our not
itttloua galvaa a frank and ddiberato
ling power*! death tool. w» began to think
of just how this steadily increasing strum
of duths could be stopped. And thonit came
f*W T X
- -^
^
Enforcement, we have learned, wss up
27 per cent from 4,588 a rru ts in March
1065 to 6,745 arrests last month. Even th#
.
SB
*7-y
what would tha eo'ution he If those
feta, ideas, plans, aelLexamlnatlon
t n war# not pooled Int'a one deflnlto safety speeches rose 34 per cent in these inMf action?
i t th# Individual who will ultlmntcly
monaibl# for th# r#duction of accidents,
am##, perhaps, th# eaus# of an acciS fiT
mlght b# attributed to the fact that si! of the**arge areas of the state, to roll
menUtion” gratm on narvaa of those
•dmlr# th# #p##d, get-away, and agility duty, alm i* e 5,000 hour incresas over
to new-fangled, n#w-powered cars that
I th# rdiUs during this modern age.
^ " l/A v # a S — I
crystal ball, perhaps, would he nn ver’s license exams end over 18 thousend
—^
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I
o S S e r to our problem if wc could foresee In- of them failed,
So we try to analyi# end find out what --------1
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4* hB i# next moment and detormlne whnt
might happen to ua as we hurtle down thft
rfgnway at hroax-neck speed. Tortnlnly we " i u » n'td h . v , * , u iie d :_
would not push oursolves Into a self-dug
If,
i ,
,
,
Our Cammlttl# (* naw holding from tha Veterans -Admlnlitragrave.
b
i
m
m
e
A
tlllU
G
S
hearing#
an th* Admlnlltratitn’i tlan, tha avar thrra million in
* Sixteen hundred and forty-nine accidents
One
of
the
major
causes
of
those
worried
pr°P8**t»
for improvement of tha tha Armad flarvjcai, th* naarly
wet's Investigated on highways outside of
................
.....r ,,.(p___...in public aaaiitanc* program and for■ 21* million who #ra working for
crease*
between
the
brows
of
employers
Tldrida towns and cities In March when 72
aov.rnm.nl. That fives ue
'pantbna tost their lives and 819 were Injured. these times is the *'(gim m o" a ttitu d e Of A •;'* Jn ,'on ,,nd •"•pr.vsmcm o f ‘ha
1.1, .seekers.
. . W . , Tbo
T h . <WM
u
m
- - .» , *V)iarch was the worst of traffic death xub'tunliat percentage. noff job
nol t0 h. on« out af aviry aavan paopla
Months in tha state's history, v M » t0{Hl applicant is seeking e sinecure first, end a Th(‘
lh* United State* who receive
18!.: dead from traffic crashes both Inaldo c*lii*nco to work is pushed In'.n the beck- conflJlwJ wilh 8oeW fl,CUriiy. *i- aIn check
from tha fadaral governground.
He
wants
to
know
I'.hat
tlie
emthough
they
art
adminlitared
by
'ind'out of towns and cities of the state.
ment cvrry month. Soma paopl#
plover
is
giving',
not
whet
he
S1I>
bf
worth
tha
Department
of
Health,
EduJTltThe wreck total was up 10 per cent over
wri,e m* wanting to gat mora
cation, and Welfare tha iama monCy
under thaa* variou* pro*S comparable month last year and the death tr» the en'.itkfvv
Th.]
-tiltu d , u n M -M ly “
gram*, and ft would be wonderrgnfc, up 45 per cent In wrecks and dcnth<
if w. radld work it out *o
Investigated by the Florida Highway Put™! Inspired a wryly humorous joke now circu- whereby th. employed people ful
that they rmjld gat It, but ■ five
latinjr.
It
is
about
the
man
mnklnjf
appllcapay
into
a
fund
and
when
they
•lq n # ,
dollar p»r Incrraca in aach on* of
“While the month was going dotvn in tlon for a job, and his first question to the reach retirement ata they lacalva
tha •be** rhtrk* would mat $1,S60.employer
Is:
"Does
vour
company
pay
my
men;hly
benefit*
ha*#d
nn
the
have bOO.MO a yaar. Our job 1* to do
history as a bloody m assacre wilh the ga*ohospital insurance.
have mad# into th# fund. Th# th# vary b#*t that wa can with
nd #f
thaa* program#
amount
"No. you pay for it; II Is deducted from pubiie aiaiitanta program . ,an«
^ ^ with wth*
a ,UWa>
y The Sanford Herald
your salary each month.”
walfar# program are a federal"Last place I worked they paid for it,” «iata partntrahlp. Th. federal I think It ahould b* mad* tlcar
Herlong Reports
Friday, April 27, 1955
TODAY'S Rini.E VKRSK
Corns to ms oil ye that labour.—Mult how
lt:2 8 —Chrlsf was a laboring man most of
•AU-Jlf# Hs laid down principles that wero
f#J> to l#bor. It wss he who first ’aid il«wn
the*principle that (hose engaged Inlj In llto
dsy should have a full day’s wage. No sv-lem
based on hate ever gave labor its rights. It
never wlQ.
to naarly flva million paapla In
ha imillrr and Some of lha monay tljhtneu la th* United State# who ara racalv— looking with aald hi ba tracaablo to a ruih to ing monthly ahaeka. Add lhia
nnaa nr new cap- beat th* further prlc* riica that flva million to the eight million
or operation* or many lorwa aflat thla aummat’a paopl# raealvtng Social fUcurlly
wage talhi,
chocka and wa bar* about 1#
--- -a Banker, aay Ota demand far million yaepla. Add to
loan* fa atfaottvalg drying up mlllWn paapla gattlng chaejm
_t
ivollibla fund*. Insurant* coml l g I, I
panic*, with total iin U abov* Sd It# noeat hdn la lha talaraat IS
liv e •
billion dollar*, rtport thay ara charge# ■amber bank, wboa thay
largely loaned up In carrying (or borrow wao chiefly a otop to get
La Hit#
line with
with riilsg
riilig IbUrs^
Mere* chirga#
chiTge#
thalr regular euttomar*.
la
1951 AUTOMATIC COMBINATION
JEFAICERATOI • FREEZER
NEW
MAGNETIC
D O O tS
a* **• 1*14 o t
letrifiralari
NEW
REVOLVING
SHELVES
• PM a* ** (e*d to
year ttagerUpe
•kehrei
® tp
luftol
kJB
iugisiMUMttl IMP
kuki i—
—*
w
ervito# A
UdU
to^Pvto^Bl
OgBnNIf- *prlf
At th# n m * time, riiUg laf»roil r»t«* and Invtitor chooitnei* ara making aoma naw tarporata financing "atlcky," and
hava eauiad aoma eompaniat and
local govammanta »« eanral carliar plana ta aaak money ia tka
market.
The price* of marketable U. 3.
governmant bond* hava faUcra—
meaning that (ba yield on tham
bs* riian la lint with tha Inornate
In raturna on other forma af loadIng or Investing.
On* prims indicator af tka maaey market—the U, g. Traaaury'g
01-day bill* aold aach waak—haa
Juat climbed to S.W per eont. tha
highett coit for auch borrowing
ilnca tha IBS* bank holiday whan
it touchad 4.2U par cant. How
much the Traatury ha* to pay to
barrow each waak usually thaws
now tight or oaay th# mariud may
b»—although weakly fluctuation.
themtalvaa may raflact on torn.
porarjr or special condition..
avarywhara aa dantiada for t o m
bav# riaai sad avallabl# landing
fttada hav# ahrunk. Bankar* aay
tha board laa't trying ta mako
mMtay tlghtar—tt Juat laa't doing
sa y ttla i W
K a*818*'Wky tAa big ru*k this apring
^ borrow m#«ayT Ovar aud above
lha uaual need (or credit la builnee* operation# hava been two
factor*. On* la that builn*** ta
vantaclaa hava beta climbing. It
taka* moaay or credit to e a rn
tkaaa lavanloriaa until (hay ara
ua«d uy avantuaUy (a production
or through tala* to eoniumara.
A tocood factor baa been tha
unaxpaatad (tapping up of plans
to apand for aow plant# and aqulpatenr. Thia has usually been oxplained aa an urgo to lncraaao
production capacity to maat future
aalaa anticipation *r to modern1st sad thus trim production coats.
But btaker* aay that faar of
Inflation may ba bahind lha ruth
of bualnaaa at thla tlma to buUd
Daar Fetlow Cttlienf
Pleas* allow me this means
of
* Aetawalii Medar >|ke»a
Md» M4
^
** ***■ 8 l*H|*nto a*d free,tv *,#>,«*
y a g i o l i |a | | |ule(
hr rWrtferaM
0 Ceavealeady Weated Hepn#**,*
Ceatrel Frcu Writer
- A TV TUBE to (tat th# aet can
ba hung on a wall Ilka a picture
has keen davalopad In Britain. In
fact, we understand, th* tuba ta
aa thin as tom# of Uroaa talaviaion a lory plots.
Ions at ths eonrtuslon' of thalr
fruitleei day-long Ftdo forum.
f I I
Aa aarlg #(im(aaf(oa (a IS#
PenneyIronbi pooch pod, «M Scar,
v a t IS# Pefclneea. Didn't stand a
CSInomen’c — or Ckt** doge—
li*tm c\iU , Jap teOnHatt Sees
pradwead a cyatSaN# Saar a/
afaraS, glacccc, cytcea, Soya,
gaatf m # aa acid. A not aa acar
V a rf
I ( T
jJ*)
After dahotlM# a M U q S i
Paaneylvanla Meat* folia# ta
noata aa a#klil atata dag. Waadec whal war th# haw# af aawfaatlaaT
*
» ' »
.
AItch Kay u k s w h y a batch
af Uiom brandy-toting Salat Barnayds didn’t com# la lha aid af
(he embattled Quaker gtoU aa-
cS sn c*. r
IW m ty p m m *#fM > ♦# MS#
hi • tracial atadlaa In faark
Spring*, Ad*., favaced « federal
Sanstov Kafauvor, tn hla Aral
rpaach aimed at th* Florida pr#*i>
danttal preference primary, le>‘
ballad hlmaalf a ‘Twentieth Can*
tury gouthamar.” Haa the T*iw
naaaa* aenator forgotten th#
Twentieth Century axpraaa tralw
run# ascluatvaly ikrougb X%f # *
Tanka# landf ^
DO YOU
KNOW YOUU
CANDIDATE
City Council which district U
rather large, making him tha
equivalent af a governor af ana
of our atataa. Mr. Smirnov wa
learned la alaclad ta hia peat
from an aaacuUva comm lit## af
1b paapla, who ara chotan from
tha whol# council af 610 mambar*. Thaa* *40 rapraaantatlvaa
by tha paopl# every
2 yMr# from amall group* of
gqoo ettlien* aach.
Th, onjy rtqulrement for va*
tfn)t jn r ,,,*!, | x ( o
jg y a m
of t(ft with n0 erimjnnl or intanrecord. When I **k#d about
||tt r t f y being a requirement, I
w„, t0|(q “Thera I* no illiteracy,
jf inmanu# ren'l r»ad and write,
h* must learn.” Th# ratio at praaant in th* Leningrad Council ia
6S per rent Communlat and 42
par cent non-Communi*t. You
m uit rimamhar, of court#, that
thar# ara no "non-Communlit*"
th# way w# think of tham. Hier#
ara only non-Party menihar* but
who think and act along Party
line*. On# other Intareatlng fact
gleaned waa that whit* voting 1*
nol compuliory, 9# percent of th*
aligihl* voter* do *o ha thia parti
cular area.
W* left Mr. Smirnov'# office
with hi* apparently friendly wall
with#* for a aaf* Journey hom#
and "mad# track#". Wa left Moicow In a inowntorm and Daw ta
Helsinki, Finland for lunch and
alio to chang# airline# • which
VO TE
0
FOR
C.W. f Charlie)
BECK
FQR
SH ERIFF
O f SEMINOLE COUNTY
STEEL-GUITAR OUTFIT
WITH AMPLIFIER A CASI
1 GOOD USED PIANO
GOOD USED ACCORDION
1 NEW ACCORDION
NEW GUITAR1
VsId*
150.00
200,00
200.00
175.00
, 21,11
E X P E R IE N C E
F a r* boy, groMfy *tor# d a rt,
road comtructlon, factory work
er, building tradaamaa, approiimately ■ yaar* aa Lawyer
at Farn Park, kemlnol* County-
E D U C A T IO N
Klgk Khool. gra-law OanWo
Collaga, Unlvaralty ag Ken
tucky, Law Dagraa Unlvanity
of Miami.
Thlg Background and Krparianoa glvaa ma g Mrtatn arvdarttandlng Inlaraat and af
finity wilh all paopl*.
:/ BELIEVE
Seminole County;
Needs:
V Bettor adecatfonoR eppo»>
tuettla* for our eltitana of to
morrow.
*. 3BPABATB BUT IM FACT
EQUAL facllltla* and opportunltlaa - ao colored paopl#
among ua may have thalr own
Ufa and cultur# APART from
whit# paopla.
t. A mare adequate highway
lyitam.
4. Pr**arvation and coniarralion of laka*. atraama, water,
gam* and flab.
I- Annexation of Hanford's
fringe araai to parmlt ita need
ed growth tnd prograi*.
In November 1119 ! w*i employed by tha Sanford Truck Grow
BU K U R'S M U S IC SHOP
SP E C IA L 'S
In tro d u cin g
Wilson Alexander
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY IS MAY 8
beet* ra<ti
I
” *[•
n.,.
_
p
1 *
81
,h* #'
**n* 1
blamT
Th*
*ntlr#
youth,
•hem
*•
bc.lldii
‘r
... .
"Did they give you a life insurants policy
too?” the employer asked.
.
"Sure. And tots of sick leave ateompany billion dollar*. Thla la an appro- a number of latUra from paopla
expense,” was (he answer.
ration Which U finance by th. who cMi. thia qu.atioa The,
»Th«#
aimnnan*** was
wiic ^taxpayer*
I* inwhich
rontraat
aay: *'[ cant
what I am
1 hree Hunk
tli'ck vnraKnna
Ideations, 1f ouppnae.
th Soc,t ,whkh
gKur|ty
ta fatting
from Hv*th#ongovernment;
the employer s next question.
financed by paopl#who pey why don't you paia a low giving
"Yesslr, and they had big bonuses and Social Sacurity taxoo.
«# enough to llva on!" Tha*
gifts for your birthday and guaranteed ovar- Soma Intoraatlng and enlightening would h* fin# tf money grow on
time," came the man's aniwar In quick ra- feeu have ba«n brough out ot the
tJ,,t *• ™.n J , *”
fponM1.
• *
rtiihin* i t i
whtt w# Uk® from our llfhtful froup*
------ ---------- “ ‘
"Why did you leave?” the employer finalf0“ ln.l!r.nf. w h . If th. ,— ..... — ......................
— an Individual’# aura ta racalva In our office. It
ly asked.
.
banafite undar Social B^urity. “___
r* "f 811 **
arpamei, thar# would b* wa* th# graduating elaaa from
And ihe answer was, "The company went Today eight million peraon* are paraanal
r“ 1" Incantiv*
for him ta want to tha Florida School far tha Deaf
brol.a.”
receiving monthly old aga and o®
da anything for hlmietf. It i* and Blind In SL Augiialina. I wa*
i*nd
of
editorial
ourrtvoro
Inaurmnra
benefit*.
Unwtd or editorial.
d#r ^ put,ne , Miaunc. pra- trua that tome paopl# ara not abla tramandoualy lmpr*«a*d with
to d0 anything for thamtalvea. their lntar#*t In «ur govamment
•
8 •
gram* ovar 2'* million paopla That
number la really quit# and thalr daalr# to learn aa much
Children lxtm In lh# United States to- racalva manthly old ag# aailattkii amall. however, and w# ran do aa po**|hl* about our Nation a
d.iy can expect to live an average of 70 *«"•
*" jS?'1'0" JJ
tamathlng aiurut them. That i* Capitol, It really gave m# a thrill
years—a sinking increase of almost 50 per hllf thi|dr, n *nd over ana-half °na °f ‘i18 thing* wa hope to ac- In *te them enjoy It in much.
“
cent in the life expectancy rate that prevail- million adult* caring for tham raed at the turn of the century.
ralvapajrmtnU undar tha aid to da.
1 — .------- ----pgndtnt children profram, ruf*
—*y WKUAM km—
r
th«r. \0iJMQ blind p#r®on® »nd
3 n e W it h T r o u b le S 7 S S S
w
' hl
jJ*
M l',g
l,n* ‘
thla
Eovintmifit ^will" centributa
« - • - —
— that tht«* program* ara only • *on
yaar naarly It# hilUon dollar* tai *‘aii(*tanr# program*." Thay are
|hU r # r i„, tnd th, varioui not »uppo»*d ta pay all of a
at*t*# will centributa arar a .parion'a living arpama*. I racalva D“n
thu mnn taifl
HaMaaallr kv weeeral aateritslaa
Ml Oeeraia gavtage leak ■!**.
Stlaata. (earn*
LETTERS TO
THE ED IT O R
>1m m 1 h A m i f n r « | h n
and t u t baits laokad Ilk* "home."
W* mad# lha abort flight than
to Stockholm, Sweden's lava]/
modarn airport, whara wa had a
thrra hodr layover. Than tha
plana for homat Wa atoppad at
(ilaigow, Scotland but moat of ua
wer# aalaap and did not leave.,,
tha ptana.
'
Wa arrived at New Tork’a Idlewild Airport about ":.10 a.m. Fri
day (which waa 3:-S0 p.m. accord
ing !o whan wa laft Ru»*fa) and
I rania within au Inch of kWilnr
that haaiitiful around! Wa to t
throuth U. A. Cuatoma and want
Into Naw York to a hotel for tha
rxpree* purpose of iakin* ahevr*
art - one of lha many thin** wa
mlastd moat. Wa than want nut on
and ala hot d«f», doughnut* and v
awaat milk! Our flight for Birmlnghtm left la!a In tha after
noon and. a* you know, wa But
homt that nlfht ahout midnight.
Tha ala and ona half weak*
wart rtally fahulnua • an taper)anca I don't rara ta rapaat for
many rtaio n i but ana which t
would not hav# mlatad for any
thing. Wa both h art • fraatar
undaratandlnr and, mora impor- {;
tant, a fraatar aurloaity and intaraat In world affalra. My own
littla world which 1 m int confata wa« becoming mart and mora
my hut hand and my children and
home, haa been craally anlargad.
I cartalnly don't think 1 aan
aolra all or aran any of tha
world'a many probltma but tod
tha «aka of my family and homo
and country, t know that 1 will
at Ianil taka a fraatar future In- f t
taraat
In reading,
atudylnf.
thinking and aipaclally In naing
my bait Judgement whan anting
for tha paoplt who will play p a n t
in tha aotutinna (or lack of oolutlnna.) For our Ulp 1 am axtramaly appreciative of tha op
portunity - for our **fa return
to thla baloaad aountry of our*,
I am thankful.
er. and remained with them a* Sacretary-Traaturar until Augual
If You would Ilk* to put
this EXPERIENCE, EDUCATION, UNDERSTAN
DING and BELIEFS to
WORK for You, ELECT
191*.
Nor
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KAY GUITARS
till
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COMPLETE LINE OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
CANDIDATE FOR
IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY
Your Support Will Be Appreciated
POLITICAL ADT. PAID FOR BT R. A. COBB
$
A PROVEN EXPt&lENCF.D
OFFICER (7 yaar* aa daputy
undar p. A Mere and tha lata
C. M. Hand.) Will ba a FULL
tima SHERIFF, Born st.d tala,
ad in Sami nol* County. \ vote
on Hay tha Ith far BECK i»
a vot# for CLEAN, HONEST,
and EFFECTIVE aarrica in
YOUR ihariff'a offic*. YOUR
VOTE WILL BE APPRECUTED.
Paid Pet. Adv. by e . W. Rock
' May 8. 1958.
Your S«minol« County* Re
presentative (Group 2)
(Pd.'PoL AA by W. Alaxandor)
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TTTT; PANTORP TTTITt ALP Frt. Apr. 27. t!»M
Pngr S
Social fcv&nJtA
M / s s Patricia Rossman Reveals
Engagement To Hubie Summerlin
Seminole Hi
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- — -I’ll.OT OFFICKHH Installed recently In a candlelight ceremony wore the now officer* for (he Sanford
Pilot Club Shown above, left to right, are Mr*. Harvey Swanson, director; Mi** El»ie Parley, director;
Sire. Verne C. Messenger, recording 'feretory; Mr*. J. P Hall, corresponding secretary; Mr*. Walt**
L Carter, second 'tee president; Mre. Sue Ste venain, president; Mr*. M. L Rahorn Sr. dlrertor; Mr«
Esther Ridge, director: Mr*. Nancy Brock, director; and Mri. R Chapman, director (Staff photoi
Mrs. Cox Presides
Over Circle Meet
For Anna Millers
Calendar
Christian Church «ol tr.ett at
Mr*. Ed To*, president. prevld
i 30 p. m. at the home of Mr*.
!(■ .* Campbell's room tn the R W. Cssiiih* «Ttn Ml.'. W. H ed over lb* meeting Tuesday
Pinocneat School will prevent Young in rharga of the program
evening at the Elk* rluh when
"Peer Gynt" at R p. nt. In tha
Mr* Ague* Walker was Initialed
WEDNESDAY
iuditorluni. Ticket* may be pur
a* a new member of tha group
chased at tha door
T' * Ctrl Scou's will meet nt
Following th# ceremony, bnslTaylor Command No
K T lie r.* * Presbyter'*" Chtir-h nt
aril] meet at I V) p. m. Order of
nes* wa* dl*c>i**ei| «n<l report*
Malta and Ail Sir Knight* are S;30 p. m.
ware givan hv various chairmen
Tha Mid-ueek Bib]• Hour will
requested to attend.
and nfftrar*. Later in til* evening
The Lamp Lighter* f l a n of the b* t n.iiirtrd by -e* . A. G. Me* games were enjoyed with prize*
Flrit Christian Church will have tool*
at pirn* i*ts *i y**.-ian awarded to Mr*, ft. P. Onffin,
a pot lurk supper meeting nt the Church at 7 p. m.
Mr*, tiene Walter, Mr* Janir*
eh in-h at <1:30 p. m.
* -a Chancel Choi/ will rehearse Hoolehan. Mr* Eddie Stout. Mr*
R. H. Rohhell. Mr* C. Stafford.
MONDAY
it F;e*t Presbyter .!i O.v. -ch at Mr* Morn* Moses and Mr* Har
old Kastner.
The Boy Scout* will meet at 7:30 p. m.
Mr*. Muriel Scott will give swim
The new officer* served *»
First Presbyterian Courch at 7
ming initruetiona foe nil ruvy de hostesses for the evening and
p m.
Tha Session will meet at First pendent* at 10 a. m. at tha Hta- served a emir** of tasty refresh
ment*
Prj*hytenan Churra at 7:30 p. m. lion pool.
Tho*e attending were Mrs \ i
TUESDAY
The Sanford Tourtit and Shuf- ne« Walker. Mr*. Oregnry Kinflehoard Club will meet at 0 p. law, Mr* John Cntnernn, Mr*.
7har* will he a Worker j Conm. for a covered dl*h *upper and Wesley Flllmon, Mrs. George k.
ferenca in the Educational Build meeting.
Stephens, Mrs. A. C Lange, Mr*.
ing at the F in , Presbyterian
S. P. Griffin, Mr*. Eddie Stout,
thuudm
tibdrch at 7 p. nt.
Mr*. W. J. Clarke, Mr*. W. J.
The annual Memorial Service of
The Soulhiide P-TA will meet Moughtnn Jr„ Mr*. Hurry Kent,
tha Daughters of Wesloy Sunday at the school auditorium at R p. Mr*, llarohl II. Kastner.
School Claa* will he held at tha m. Installation of officers will be
Mr*. Jnmea Thompson, Mr*
church at 7;30 p. m. All church held and all member* a rt urged Janir* Hoolehan,
Mr*. Janie*
members and tha families of to be present.
niankcnihlp, Mr*. Dough Huskln.
tha departed member* are cord
Mr*. Hulon Hale, Mr*. It. II. Milially invited tn attend. A Imsmesa
hlmer, Mr*. Gladys tlrown, Mrs.
aasslon will follow the event in
Sam Carter. Mr*. Gena Walter,
McKinley Hall.
Mrs. Josephine
Gordon, Mr*.
CWF Circle I of the First
Evelyn DoMattlo, Mr* II C Illsbrow,
Mrs. Fred Rocttger. Mrs Es
Mr*. Joyce Mirlke Crutchfield ther Harlier, Mrs. R, II tiohhrll.
was guest of honor recently at a Mr*. Mattie Thf.ms*. Mrs. J. M.
miscellaneous shower given by Moore, Mi*. Marria Moses, Mr*.
Mr*. IL it. Hate*. Mr*. T II. L. <>. Skates, Mr*. Eil Cox, Mrs.
Middleton and Mr*. Gordon Brin- A. P, iluwertog, Mrs C. 11. Staf
ion st the lal.'er’a home at 90S ford, Mr*. Richard Mspes, Mr*.
Roy Clinrpening. Mrv Irvtn Feinl.aurc| Avr.
An amusing gaum was played berg and Mr*. James Rosenow,
and prises were won by Mr*.
Harry P. Cochran. Mr* C, A.
Taylor Jr., Mr*. Faye I,*e and
Mrs. Zillah Welch.
Other* present for the enjovMr*. J. M. Hayes I* confined
able evening Included Mr*. Kffi*
Mlelka, mother of the bride; Mr*. to Riverside Hospital In Jackson
Lottie A. Nl*. Mr*. Irene Watt, ville.
Mr*. Ann* Richter, Mr*. Mama
Report* from tha hospital re
Mattoon, Mrs. J R. David, Mr*.
Helen Haskins, Mr* W. It Vin veal that Mr. ami Mrs. E- M.
cent, Mr*. Alma Meesr, Mr* C. Swalm who were recently In an aeA Taylnr Sr., and Mr*. C. J. rldonl are ‘‘doing nicely". Mr.
Swalm I* "fatr" and Mr*. Sw-aim
Ileaulleu.
,
The hride recsived many lovw- i* ”tn good condition".
Iv and useful gift* Re’fre*hm-uit«
Mr and Mrs E. A Terry of
wsre served hr th# en-hnstevsc*
and a lovely time was had by Miami were the house guest* for
the past few day* of Mr. ami
all.
Mr* It K. Morris and »on,-Ernl«.
F I [DAT
Mrs. Crutchfield
Is Guest Of Honor
At Bridal Shower
(p & A A O J ia lA
TRAINED
Mr anil Mr*. Jack Rossman of
Rural Long-wood announce tha an.
gagemant of
their daughter!
Patricia Ann, to Hubie t>. Sum
merlin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Summerlin of Apopka.
Mis* Rossman will be a June
gradual# of
Seminole
High
School.
Mr. Summerlin I* assistant
manager of Five Point* Shall Ser
vice Station.
By NAN CliSniNO
Our baseball team h»a added
two more win* to its record. This
make* 10-1. Monday DtLand was
»ent home In defeat to lha tuna
of ti-i while Tuesday tha team
returned from
New Smyrna
victorious with the score 12-fi.
Rood luck In th# tourney,
Tuesday night Ihe SHS band poll* to vote for class and student
presented it* annual Spring Con council officer*.
The first week of May will
cert at Pinaerast School. The su
perior program featured marches, prove tn be a very active on*. If RING! MNlit HINDI The Girl’s Sextet!# from Sanford Junior Tllgh School entertained lh* KlwanU
'
•olo*. and overture*. Also featur you haven't registered to vote with several selection* at it* meeting yesterday afternoon (Staff Photo]
ed »*« an outstanding five year contaet ■ student rounrll member
A Sedalla. M", TV' station wag
Mania for this on# A Han R»r*
and do *o
old bandmaster. Bo Dabh*
nerdlno,
foltf,,
woman
laughed
raising
polio funds whan a ra*t«
A* < result of t h e superior r»t
Now for Ihe gossip' Is Fhagen'i
to uproariously at hi* Saturday dent phoned and said l|a'<l gfvs
mg itie Girl* Glea Club received heart really broken * Didn't John
night show that she awakened {.% to lee * certain policeman g«Y
a t Dlvtncl they are pow - attend know tha *ome girls have curfew 7
J
o
h
n
n
y
was
left
at
horn#
this
mg State Contest tn T a m p a
NEW YORK tip! — Silting qul- her husband, who curved her out. hit in the face with a pi*. Aroui*
Thera they will rompele with weekend That’s dsngerou* M. Q et+y at Horn* seatrntng th« ta'irvi- To frtghtaa him. aha got a pistol r i from bed, th# cop said ha'd da
others from all over tha stale ■H Half-s-hors* Is almost enough, •lon set would seem tn h# a and fired one shot Her husband it for JJO noi *5 jn no time view,
looked at her with a aurprlsed era had pledge i « . Ss ba ~ May R the students w-i\l go to the hut Mr. Dabh* doesn’t agreat
saf* and sana pastime. Yet look expression and walked nut of the htt In th* face with a pi*. Ra I s
at soma of tha thing* that havn house. She went to bed. tn the by the way, tha cop who tiaueg
been happening tn recent ueek»: morning she found him R0 fert parking tlrkets In Sedalla,
from the house, dead from a bill- 1
YOU’RK NIVIR OLD
An Ardmore, Okie., couple were let wound.
sitting on opposite side* of their
In Mallett* tiny, VI., there was
living oom garing happily at a man who didn’t Ilka tha TV
5ome Falki Take Pleamret Too Grimly )
their TV set when *n auto crash program hi* wife wn* watching,
By 8prlng Bylngton *r*
ed through th* wall, passed bet So he went to the gnrnge tn
ween them, and came to rest nt. listen to his car radio. To keep
MOST folks taka their pleasures too grimly, sml that’s
th* end of th* room. The startl warm, he turned on the motor
no way to stay young,
ed motorist, who had sldeswlped briefly, in Ihe morning he was
I’ve seen women just wear themselves out at their
a car outside, swept * large sofa, fnmid dead of carbon monoxide
bridge gai a a
a rhnlr and a stove befnro him. poisoning,
and aoclal gath whether my flower* ar# going
He didn't touch the TV set.
erings, thua to )>« bigger and batter than
An elderly woman In Oakland Atlantic rvtigPKai. bank
heating them thos* of my neighbors.
Calif
, was watching TV when she
A fellow In Guelph. On!., wa*
Sometimes, whlla I'm gar
selves to a nerv.
was
taken III. She lay for 42 INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT.
watching
a
TV
nmvla
of
a
fira
nu* f r a t s l * . dening around my place tn Hn|.
when hi* wife began shouting, hours in front of har set befora
Member FDIC
They strain too lyssood Hills, a few strange dogs
"Fire!" Irritated, the husband help arrived.
muen to hav* and cats will drop ovsr for a
•aid, "I'm wnlrhing It. Don't
fun or to make visit, and tike a good hostess i
j *i
good Imrires- treat them to some refreshments.
bother me." Minute* later firemen
I'll. 2.10.W
N u m hi
Soma
wild
little
things
too
coma
vlnn on others.
extinguished a |3,IWt blare In
Office 201 E 16th St.
Attendance
H
^ H a n d they conic around and 1 find them wonder
their kltahen.
Sanford, Florida
H D - ’ ^ H h o m * ashiusled, ful company, tn th# hills behind
In a way Georg* Gobel I* to
feeling Just mis my garden there are a lot of
DR. FRANK K. SAUNDERS
erable and old. No wonder they raccoon* that hav* gotten to
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
keep complaining, "Doctor, I know me. Or rather. I've gotten
In know them, t go out at night
fret tired all the time."
Klrksvllle Graduate ami I’nat Graduate
Happy
Birthday
The way to remain young I* with a flashlight and a bag of
»:r
April !fl
In have llttla safeguards against food In lut* them a little elosar
"Sarrn.Iliac Spectalt't"
Arthritis (New Treatment
tension. Laarn to taka It easy, and become my friends. Relieve
Mr*. Courtney Smtrrblom
Nrrvnu* Disease*
not only In your activities but me, when you'r# Indulging In
Ilmira 2 R p. m. f>r *
April 27
that kind of hobby, on* that calls
in your thinking as well.
Beginning CntnrocU
And by appointment’
Sam
T.
Baltic*
for
no
strain,
your
worldly
car**
And If you have a hobby, for
Geriatric*
Mnry Sim Nubia
-v*».
Except Thursday. A Suit
heaven'* sake, don't pursue It In Just vanish. , »**
Corrective Dietetics
April 7*
the detperato way Pvt seen I'ticr^y IlfRini H'ilfi Helming
NO
CASK
TOO
II WID’*
some women play golf. They
B. Scull Doiigl.iv*
The main thing Is tn break
sw ing their clubs as If their Uvea
depended on It, and whan thay tension in one's self. Women
dub a shot they are Just loo cm. who besiege doctor* with chron
. ••,barrassrd for words. Bosh! If ic complaint* about migrains,
l$ \
you’re a golfer and misa a shot, depression and insomnia, don't
v>
L * s.
D o
have a little giggle for yourself seem to rtallie that. They can't
and enjoy the sunshine and the rcla*. even when they try tn
r,lt
D o ,I s o ,,
j ', , "S
„ H ,
company of the persons you're have fun Hence thetr lined, wor
ried
fares,
and
their
"stoop
of
playing with. You’ll com# home sgc." Thsy maks themselves old.
feeling fre*h as a daisy, not like
Friends ask me where I get
a weary old woman.
y
th* energy to carry on day after
Clialler IPlirfe Von lVorfcv ® ' day. seven day* a week, with the
My pet hobby ia gardening, back-breaking Job of alarting m
hut I don't get hot and bothered TV's "December Bride" show
and i f you're going places, go T W A "
about the tuccass of my elTorts Remember that I *m a fll-yeaiwith the cool earth and seeds. old grandma.
My answer la simply that I
Just watching my flower* come
> In life and grow Is everything never let myself get tensed up.
i to me. for this is heslthful, rrea- even when the going gat* real
i five experience. But I'm never rough. During rehearsal breaks
In the show, I find that 10.min
' gum lbout IL
| t work st my gardening 1*1- ute catnips in my dressing room
suretv. nften chitting with mv can do wonders.
Iteddf*, I try to keep my
neighbors mesnwhile. Or I'll look
up and watch the lords living spirits gay because nothing Is so
J UNI ORS
happily over me as If to snare refreshing and contagious. A litthe fun If tha bird* are singing, U# Job* ar • marry laugh ran
I may even sing with them! W# break mounting tension In a
make quite a chorus, com* tn roomful of paopla, and every
think of It. Amt that'* tha way I thing Is An* again. It takas no
garden, without worrying about great effort. Try IL
I
Much Can Happen
While Watching T V
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matching tha flower lighten*
tha neckline.
FAIR
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KAYOMTON BAItBAMNTTO -JOINIMIff v
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t o y * and Adventure ’
YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT APPRECIATED
a sheer eot^on. treret a jtb scroti
em.iroidery and tiny pearls. S.tas 7 »j*
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Tigers. Punch O ut 7-0
Victory Over Pirates
T>I. Tiger* tangled with tha
Pirates la tha Rotary Uagua 7 **tarda7 eftsrnoou and bektad tha
• hut-out pluhlnf of Ear) 8ummanlll punched out a T-0 viatory.
lummartlll, raturnlnf to tha
mound aftar a aaifa of mumps,
werkad smootkly la allowing hla
adversarial only two hlta, atruek
out aavaa and paiaad two. Hudaoa and J. Maya hoipad tha Bara'
reuse with a doabto killing' whan
Ray anappad In a fly at aacond
m u and fllppad It ta Maya at
flrat ta eateh tha fleeing RrftoU
Adama batwaaa tha aca and deuce
bag*
In tha apanhtt tima at hat tha
Tlpara pushed Dava feramlatt
arroaa, aftar ha had walkad, whan
lummartlll singled. Oaadridga
Ohio Putting
Athletic House
Back In Order
w
alaa plrkad ap a aafaty ta mova
Smamartlll ta third, gad ha taltiad
aa a wild pitch.
la tha third aaothtr marker
waa rhalkad up whan Harrlatl
waa aafa an Halllfan'a bast, aula
tha kayttana tack and aama In
aa Daadridfa'a aaarlfica fly ta
• k » t loft field.
Four mora runa traitad homo
p 'tta hi tha fourth frama. High
walkad, want ta sacand aa a wild
pitch, lu sh want dawn twinging,
and Adama laapad la lafl far a
•Ingla, High itopplng at third,
(laamhal took thraa and tat down.
With two out Rramlatt'a toppad
tollar waa avarthrawa at firtt
by Rngliah and High ramo bamo,
ta ha fallowad a mom ant lite r
by Adama aa ha racad la aa a
wild pitch. Harriott, BManwhila,
had warkad Braaka far a past.
Itammaralll than puachad out hla
aarand hhtgla of tha fraeaa to
bring homo hath Bramlatt and
Harriott. Daadridga andad tha
inning with a pap-up ta Hudson.
They bath nodded. "Tow won’t
u u on Jim7“ anxiously asked Ann.
“I won't UU an either of you.
For one thing, you'U have ta UU
yourself, won't you? Won't your
mother want to know what hap
pened ta Jun'a nacht"
-1 guess so,- tha children agreed.
“We probably won't gel out of boIng punished, either.*'
Linda would have liked t« reas
sure them, out thatr sin waa grave.
••Victor." aha said quietly, "la not
a pat. Ha la a working dog. You
know that. You’ve had It explained
ta you, that be ta a guard—a po lag lato toe eld ketch path, ana
liceman—for the sublet at alghL wnlksd directly tam ed tha trtda
la lha daytime, ba U auppooed to windows of the livtag rasa* Tha
rest ta tua yard. You know belter vestibule, aat with t n esmMrtaMo
than la open tha gaU. don't youTH beaches, tarred aa aa axtaaataa a*
Vhey had bean horn during bar
"Ha isn’t cross. Aunt Unde—"
tha living room. Froaeouptad with
BMt year a* marring* With tha
“Ha isn't cross la you because many thoughts, Linda waa wtthm
yoero, her lava had turned a Mt he knows that you belong U> tha this entry, almost through tha
Wistful, but aha had never grudged Ureen. But he isn't a playmate for arched doorway of th t main mem.
COLUMBUS, Oh la (A-luffot*d
Margaret the Joy of having the you, Jim. Ann. You knew that you when aha stopped abruptly—net' ta
hy
tha blggatt preulge blow la Its
Children. Margaret had aa needed were disobeying, didn't you 7”
epy, nor ta Uattn—but too sur
them to help her get ever Bi’a be"Yearn. But other kula have prised and startled to da anything hlitory—a. one-year probation ky
ths Big Ten for violations of tna
but atop still.
dog*—”
"And maybe you could have one.
Margaret waa east ad In tha sports code—Ohio Mala Unlvarilty
Hava you asked for on# 7”
chin la-covered armchair bawds tha itartad today ta put Ha Athletic
le n e a u e asm . Ana gulped,
"We had one—Tippy, rememberT leaping dr* Behind her, kaaitihg hours In nrdar.
llm took hla grubby bands But it got distemper, Uncle Alan over her, embracing her—tun face
Kenneth L. (Tug) WiUaa, Westdram hla throat tong enough said, and—”
down In tha hol'o'v <4 her cheek era Contorenc# eowmlnianar. anr to aaa tha rad “bum- under
"1 know. Thnt waa too bad. But and throat hla a m about her
maybe if you got a dog from ths shoulders—wsa n man. An Army nminced lha penalty yeitsrday la
Cklciga after a leaf and lataativs
•O h. J to ir cried Ltoda to iym- kennels, sot a stray dog, and took officer, ta uniform.
probe.
H lhatto eoemem. "Haw did you da care of him—"
Ana moved toward her aunt tola Blake, stationed at the fa ri,
Tha edict eliminated the Bucks
• thtog to * t h k t f
Without waiting for hla answer, ‘Will you ask her, Linda7" the de tweniy-flve miles from the Oraa*
from all chance at naxt seaion'i
Alaa had wanted him invited to Rasa Bowl bid, should they win
gfra w u leading him up the itaire manded, forgetting her manners.
Linda smiled, nodded and gut to
to fray wWa room, and bathroom.
aa unprecedented third straight
Carefully she washed tha abrasion her feet. "I'll ask her," ehe prom
coolers nee football e r t w t ; arwith aoapy warm water, and got ised. "Now, how's the neck, Jim 7”
dtred Ceerh Woody Hayes ta com
"It doesn't hurt so much."
tha story, told u spurts, Brat by
ply wi*h the p 'lrt regarding ftnaaLinda got her hooded raincoat
SIM twta, thea tha other.
elal aid to athletes; Inelrted tha
Jim and Ann, It aerrord. had from ths doseL and with It over
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i - r s i t .i e lha aorfc
taken Victor for a walk. Victor her arm. the led ths way down
was tha mastiff, and Mg enough stairs again. This being no day to
_ .
program M athlstae diligently; and
la outweigh both twins put on tha invade the kitchen, she led the drew one foot baek, and the ethea i declared lent* to grtdders tarnehildrsa ta the small morning —carefully aha opened tha door, persrfly and tfraoretlcatly Inatlg.
acalaa together!
1 ta unison, they artnead at the ap room, and produced a bowl of slipped through it sod waa outsid* hla. Ths players iavnlvad ware not
plication ad medicine to Jim's to- black walnuts, a hammer and
They had not seen her. But She named.
picks: aha established them aa
Michigtn Male la ths only ether
small
haaaocks
before
the
fire,
with
“Tan took Uhe your thront had
boon aut,” mid find* wanting aa eld flatiroa belweea Jim's hsjd'withui her U r ^ W « T !2
t o n to giggle mad aa leaaen the knee*. They were la lake turna, been aa leiUmaey between these *** ***
*■ ,IMhurt. "Wha* happwudf" ah# con cracking and picking out—ahs'd go tw* urgency on tha aaan'a part,
0,l,# •■■‘e afttdala, while datinued Inexorably. The children tek someone that Victor waa looae.
could aonaa to thair Aunt Linda for
Her pointed face framed la red
■aay things; she would ba hind, curia under the hood of her green
and fair—and they know they coal, Linda went out the rear door
and acroea the veranda, a little
■nUe upon her lip* She would go
■ret to Victor’s yard; he might al
ready have beta found and re
turned to captivity—but ehe saw
the gate wrung ope* and she had
gone almost past hla yard whea,
withla the arched cavern of hla
houaa, she saw the red gleam of
the dog's eyes, and the lift of hla
wrinkled aiuial* Identifying her,
thk tawny head dropped again ba
hla enormous paw*
Undo closed end latched the had affected haw mind. A afoudad
gal* The dog had more tense than mind, said anane. Frasvaled. and m
-It hurt!” wsi led the attic boy.
any no* This waa a day to stay naed of rrstrwiat. Mid ether* ■
■ V . V . V . V . V . V . V . 1
■a toneld have bee* strangled! snugly Indoors! the laughed to didn't matter . . . .
SEMINOLE COUNTY
linda'a breath sought. "How d yo« think how often animate did Have
Whet did matter mao toot Ogqw
get free 7” aha ashed.
the heller Judgment, tnd glanced (ala Blake had to wtf* and earn
CHECKERBOARD
NEWS
T h a cops etoma salted."
at her watch: she still had a half- whom he could scarcely divers*
-A n d Victor* ti looato"
Hour—aa she'd walk.
SIMPSON FARM SUPPLY
W e went ru* away.”
■he d go to see Margaretl ghe'd
1 tom* not-" an* tutsd her heed promised the children to ask their
mother If they could have a dog.
Margaret Uved ta what had once
It Ite,elated hy eefmlesim rg Ittf pubI
Mritouted tor Kln« fwlsns SrnUkatto,
VO TERS!
. ly Alan Mevsf
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Nathalie's Vela a rt icing ir,J
a man wha aUppad Intn tn sp««
elevator ihaft—tha only way they
can g u : lt dawn.
Emla White's club ttarttd tha
fautham Attn, n ito n with, ,
hang, winning three atralgin.
Then they tail a ceuple • M Mo|
a couple . . . and that's whea the
bottom fell o u t
Ten days ago the Volt *x* tha
firtt game of the doublrhui^
with Chattanooga. They htttn'i
won alnce. New Orletnt whlpptf
Nath villa l»»t night 4-0. handing
tha Vole thair ninth tralght t«t.
back and their first ahutoa td ifo
season.
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SAMPLE BALLOT
Official Sample Ballot to be uied at the Primary Election, May 8th, 1956, In Pre-
T u e s d a y , M a y 8 t h , 1056
wood, No. 11 Altamonte Springn, and No. 14 Fern Park.
I l l CAST FIRAT STREET
RIGHT of the name «f tha person for whom you desire ta vote.
F O R .C L K R K O F T H E C I R C U I T
COURT
(V on y o tO N g )
v , Ami
r a /n r " b y k *.W(
WlAA/AO
ALL‘*KCXJHO
*0>0*+ *V W j K
V>t t**T$nA,
Ac. A. A. AM0AA.B
rouBMAAIMTO
o 22 Select Players
! Head Into Second
n Round O f Tourney
The fellewieg nereeas hats beet
sweatee te carve as cUrkt cm
intpsetsrs. rsspsciivsly Mr tki
varltui artelerts throughout Saint
sals Csuntr. ritrlSs. si ths Pvt
mar? Elsetteas ta b* Walk tlav Ith
May II l i t Mar llih. Ittli
m H k r a M w fu *
AUMOlYMWC irf/e rtCtLifrrf/yice, 0 /vet.
Bu u u / l a*p roan arm i
k BAA*, f o r DOA4IAMO
R i « v f t « r < t miurine.
• e s te r s IW extl P n a llH
.
PRESIDENT TOLD
WINTER PARK (AV-J. Bares
Bishop, Miami tlethier, je s te r - 1
day waa elected president ad the
Florid* But* Retailers A na.
Mr. B. 1 Jssssss. Jr.
Mr. Jnitph R w silt Sr
fir hslsto W Usstna
Tekphon* T m '
PHONE 7H
JAMES K OUT
H. JAMM CUT
------ DON’T -----A»ay 7’oar Tiro Dolloro Brrauae Toar Tlrra Ar* Satanlk
U t WEL2U TIRE SHOP IN W. 2nd Tm O* New Truck Rubber
Tread* That Will Give Guaranteed N E W T IK E *>af Aad
Rat* Tsar Meaty.
F o r Clsan Government
VOTE FOR
0. G. OWEN
For Sheriff
O F 9K M IN O I.B COUNTY
4 H* will pal tka welfare of
Femlhol* Countv aad It*
rMIdrva a have cvsrythlag
eisrl
ln*r
juts
Ur Qeerie Well
Mri I’tllies H• » Mix*
Mrs. arses Thuretxa
Mrs CUuSS Mittal
toasters ( l a i n PreriSH
CHANNEL I
»
LAS VF.OAS. Nev. (By— The
0 picture wsi shout the lim e ••
S one year ago as 21 select players
a;
y:
Mrs. J. M.
headed into tha second round of
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the g.tT.&OO Tournament of Champtona todae. with Gen# Mttler tha
most prominent In tha golfing
teens.
Tha 21-year-old California iter
held a two-stroke lead over the
field and. as the hatting faeonte
* in this hettinr town, seemed a
JU D IC IA L
FO R J U S T IC E O F T H E SU P R EM E
CO URT
Mr
Mrs
Ur
Mrs
Mrs
N T T VARNER
GROUP NO. 1
EACH H- DOUGLAS
C W. ( cmabi .i i ) BECK
tTEPHEN C. O’CONNELL
J. D. CORDELL
J. L HOBBY
-•
PORTER H. LANSING
Maora
• L Parkier Jr
J M. CawsrSa
h'lllism Ruah. Jr
M. L Rshsra. tv.
I. W Kaos Sr
O. G. OWEN
FO R CO UN TY A S S ES S O R O F
TA X ES
(V o ti r o t O u i)
MARY E. EARLE
RALEIGH KING
JOHN W. MEISCH
RUDY L. SLOAN
Only On« Of Each Item Available M
T NOW
Mr. w q KUhaa
rt
Mr Risen 4*li
ii
Mrs T W Prevail
Mrs. r A. Toma
j,
Chalaeaa — Precise* Ne. *i
t Seerg* M. Jarxtos
81
ra PriarMla NxCgea
j,
rs Ansa TxMalv
ii
Mrs Jxaaaa Prevail
|i
AelScarxc — PrM«Be* »*. W
lira Olafvi t. isna
ei
Mr Pxlk f> aiavien
t,
Mr JlrharS II Patkae
I,
Mr II C Parker
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llr Rslpk Mnnimxse
ri
lira rxla nanxaa
i,
lira grail* Ma4fas
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Mr* rhSrlxira ni>»
i,
lira Jxxxi* Are*
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lake Harr — Ptewea* ■*. Is,
Mr MM niaaase
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Mrs W p tuck
ta
Mrs Margaret HxwaS
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Ufa (trace Brxwt
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••eameet* lar«aaw—WreeSaea a*.
Mrs Margarxi |. v*q
ri
Mr* J It Mxrrisxa
Mrs r • Pinxxrk
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l f t l ” * "C
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1 4'eiatotoeh
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Mrl* JWilliam
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Perem Mar — SraataH Ra. II
lira Rlkaria Maxigxmarr
ri
Mrs lx* glia M*r1a*a
I,
Mr* qaairir* Psrdu*
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Mr* 1 M WtolUaa
n
Pveeise* «*. til
•laela
Mr ts a r is IskuScia
lira Osrirud* I,aka*
Mr lisphsa Mlklsr
Mra. Mar far •> Mlkls*
Par* Park —PeaHsaC ■*
JaMosu
Hr'
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tosa.or
Mr P
n AxSsrsat
Mr M r Kthavi
Ms. Jacsh gimmsrmaa
DON'T WAIT
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PRICE
* 1 8 1 59 T-Placa. m abm hta Rfchwm
wm»4 P I n I git Dlnatfg
Hulch, Barvrr, EiL TsbU A I
I lfS -S fl
Maxtor PI era. Mnlnrnla
HI-FI Consoia Phtinoirttfh
Moltoffhny
D**k
MahnyaNv Pldtnra Wlto
fow Table
fP A ( V
Madm i. Su* burst, T. V*
l .n u e
A. O. ROBERTS
T. FRANK HOBSON
Chairs
llr o k o n
O. T. HERNDON
(UNBXWIRBB TtPtW 4 YKABtI
* bard man to beat. Ha carded
I; .14-34-70.
|- A year ago Gene and two other*
I Chirk Herbert and Ed Furgol,
were tied going Into the n r a n d
round and bald a bare one-atroks
lead over thair nrareal challeng
ers. Thea Llttler began to draw
away and waa never seriously
threatened in hie drive far tha
ItO.OAO winner's prill.
A blustering wind that same
time* reached 4A mile* an hourand tha Desert Inn Country Club
course, T.I02 yards nf man-fainloned golfing country with a par
of 14-34-72—took heir toll yester
day.
S P IN C ^
BwIvN Chair
Baby Bad
inner-op ring
with
mattrast*
FARRIS BRYANT
JACK E. STEMPER
LiROY COLLINS
FO R CO UN TY COM MIS8IONKR
SUMTER L. LOWRY
W. R. ( n il.) *RICE
DISTRICT NO. I
( V frti y o aO w i)
*
PEASLEE STREETS
PULLER WARREN
ROBERT A. BENNETT
ROBERT S. BFLLHI.UER
JOHN KRIDER_______
W. B. faioww) MILLER
R. A. (ana) GRAY
EDWARD G. HORNSBY
FO R COUNTY COM M ISSION ER
D IS T R IC T N O . S
( Vrvrg r o t O i i t )
O. E. FOURAKRE
LAWRENCE SWOFFORP
PRENTICE P. PRUITT
FO R COUNTY CO M M ISSIO N ER
DISTRICT NO. ■
FO R RAILRO A D AND P U B LIC
U T IL IT IE S COM M ISSIONER
(Vfvrt vnaO w g)
(Vnrg m i Out)
HOMER LITTLE
JIM BLANTON
GL’S SCHMAH
ALAN I 1QYP
Tbs following OScr will appear or ths ballot* ia
Prctinra No. 2, 4, 6 and lOi
FO R JU S T IC E O F T H E P E A C E
D IS T R IC T NO. 4
tooeSerO tceesveli "ml
Mr Rtomlltaa BiMsw
Mra J A RxualllM
Mr Paul Paaxlf
Mr Rsnrr Russall
Mra Runsri ItrlshlaM
Mra. dradr Puacaa
Mr. gugh Trulueh
Mr Rar Wriaht
Ml. A. r CSIIIISi
Last oi M»p. m, •
^ Desperados
XL
R
he. ti
R O B E R T A , (h o i) C O B B
GEORGE A. SMATHERS
( V a n yon O m «)
Lays* ComfnrlahU Re
fining Chair
ar la tha drtoktog water sad M
to *
hr birds dnak. (toad far tor- " • / * ~ 7,
7
toT ti it * r piB L ir i i u u a s i
ksyto tom
toad spray H d t r ^ y ^ ^ K ^
rm iru siu i f t l u a i
at*
ta siu ik iis
ta
t K a ra t*
It sostt **ly abeut half a
• I h ♦■ f **ww
uia i ssst i a a.ku s m i i i u i M
us inis s u m s o a n i u H P
adht per yullsa and N doesa t 1 s t bare s ths h l g l B u f l
u r i mm t r r t aw a t u o i a ,
Interm yd thsir feeding *«b»- **w* o** cyrsytsg I
..
riuniD A
.Naur* u ksrskr givsa tksi a
dul* at a ll Doss a mat Jab, ^
lhli
-------c i m n J
Putilla Ittoanng .ill ka nsl* ai <hs
too, tve* agalaat -baby'' round- U u
u .
\
• tiles xf ths Clir Coaimiss sa la tha
arena* Aat fer M . . Fur. “ ‘V * , * “ “J
Citr Mall la tka Cllr of toamuta.
HuriJ*. et I us • clock r. M. Ms,
t*a Liquid Fsultry Wormer.
1 P**n,V *t By
•*
11. lift, t.t cxnsiosr lar tn..... 4
PROOF IT FAYS TO F1RD
“^ d . a* ba sure ta yirk up a
ucangfs aa* arasnSmsats la lha
Zoslng Ordinaara sf ika Cits *f
FVR1HA FAT CALF CROW
m a rt as a g*U»* af Purina
aaoford. riurUa.
la m 's yraaf that Fat Calf Dairy Spray Cesreatrsta reo*.
tat Ika proparty sax*4 la pistrtcl H-l-M iSlaglMasMlri. laChaw daaa tha fob and fas* A ,
,
cat *4 oo East aid* at tor stub
grasp *f ctasr calves was L,CK AND MYTSST
totsnus
tiatnssa
Kaiharlna
curled
at
tha
ftaurbe*
It
ashFsultry
Hr*
aad mitaa ar* year
Cuurt aad l«lh gtroat. la pra.
. K..u,-t,uiai-hiiSiii
p<>>*4 t> ka ckaagad iMstnrt.
to f l
yanl* Lkiulevlll* Ky.. at an -round problems for mast poulSaid proparty kaiag asara par.
"riVTium w.ig?
AS; ‘r
*
^
*•
Iiiuiaiir um rliit- . I < ■ .ail
(a It. of Lata I tag It of Block
days sa Fat Calf Chaw waa M l
N r thaw paraettaa
I. lllahlans Pork.
lb*, aa average gala *f 172 aaw-to keep these is top pro
tut la* piopsrtr sen*4 Is Dis
trict C-l tCoainsrctol-Udualb* par riser.
duettoa thrsugkaut tha summer,
trial 1 a *4 amliracsa •• fallaoo
Is pruputm la k* «haa|*4 to
s ^ r i T o ^ n , ^ Llm aaa aa*n, ha maa a . a
II.
l-X tlixals-ysailvi DUinet;
H*|llHin| Rt pvtrii nk itlii t •
r M -C. Vkriak period at* tha k,»< * *
aorturaal
• r.tlxa af .Narth prapsrty link
aad ad tha teat Nats that at tha ***** and hid# away ta cracka
nf tVsit t’lrst ltr».| with tht
•tart *f the tori «2% war* ha hi ths paaltry hems during the
Kail yropsrtf Hat af Tamarind
Avtnut. run thtaca Kartk t|
tha tw* (sweat gyada* but at dar aad feed an birds at alsht.
lha axuth iirxpsrrr Hot of Oomthe finish 11% war* i. the tap,
nisr<ial Xtrsst. tksnra Kast to
tw* grade* Thasa ralvsa srsra Faadcrc tea p rstsrt bird* from
ths Kast prnpsrtr liaa «f Ols*
• iidsr Atsnus, thsaco X.rth to
“faalars ” They actually grad- mitaa with Hguld building spray
ths Nsrthwsst rorisr ai Blech
ad aat Mgaac aa tha haak thaa hy ayraffag It la cracks at
t of Tl*r It. K R. TrsMorU *
Msp, thssc* Kast te the Seat
m7 «
h Sm m tw* X L u T l
••
tm mwnt bataa and
I* -rrl) 1 r .
1 1
•
Avsau* thsare Narth t* tha
H to U a b lu t «
K . ^7 7 a i « m a t ^
dmypta, bmrd*
Mnuth yrxpsur lint af Paltaa
Calf Chaw to make 1 lb. *f Lirn aad Mttos as wall aa fowl
Miresl. thssss Kast ta the
Nurthsaat earner <•( Lot 7 of
heaf.
tkka, flies, at* are mntrallcd
m-H-h T. It tlsrtruds's addi
L F T OI M IIN K T B A
with poultry iaeoctirtd* It ran
tion. thshrs Sauth ta the Narth
•ropsrtv Its* af Plrot Strsst.
■CCS BY CIBISTMAB
. ^
near* West ta pa'tt xf hsataWa lev grew enlist■ *• tha ** paiataa an roast* ar spray.
atug Bail arapertv eetag more
sri'tuUrlr dsscrihsa as all af
Inch J xf Tlsr IT; all x» hUch
I ar Tssr II; all af Black f
«t Tier II. all af Mloch i
of Tlsr X1, *M ar mock t at
Tlsr II af It R. TraffarO a
Msp. an4 Lots 1 **4 I af Bias*
T. xf Sl tlsrtrudss Addltlea.
( Cl Thf propartr ina*4 ta Pistrie) C-l tt'ammsrclal-IMu*.
trial!, locals! aa N*rlh •!<!•
* «/ rirst Strsst hstwosn Panlsr
Avsau* aad CbuO Hronch. if
prup«.**4 ia ho changod to ■•!•
• ala. n
.
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Proparty toolag se ra particular.
T e V o n h r a person wkoee name is printed on the ballot, mark a cress (X ) in the square at th t
COUNTY
General Insurance
—
Forett City, No. 13 Slavia and No. 16 Bear Lake.
No. 3 Sanford (East), No. 15 Sanford (Central), No. 5 Oviedo, No. f Long-
Mahofany Sacraiary
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
No. 6 Geneva, No. 7 Chulunta, No. 8 Goldenrod, No. 10 Lake Mary, No. 11
In Preeincti USING Voting Machine*, that i* to *ay, No. 1 Sanford (We*tT»
le u o B B V , W 2
1
cinta NOT niing voting machinei, that ii to lay, No. 2 Lake Monroe, No. 4, Paola,
mt raffia
iriH* r Hu
•> R T*uag
O. IroAlu
losrtf f f*
ilsssr* sf t<
L7 Ptoriq* o
epitoitor
( V o r t pna O n »1
PAUL MILLER
W. HUGH DUNCAN
DOUGLAS ITENSTROM
LEWIS A. TATE
FO R MEMBER ST A T E
S E O F R E P R E S E N T A T IV E S
SEM IN O LE COUNTY
S R O U P NO. R
*'
(V o rg m aO w i)
The fullnwing OAos will appear an the ballots ia
Precincts No. 7, I and IJ i
* FO R C O N S T A B LE
f JU BTICK
THK P K A C <
D IS T R IC T NO. S
WILfON ALEXANDER
TBCHN1COtOff
EKATIRRt
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(Von roe On*)
Only
AUO.
THK BATMAJT
GORDON V. FREDERICK
GEORGE A. KELSEY
T H O M A S M. ST R IN G E R
PAUL PRIEST
Chapter N * I
J)m Wlewdag Special Ballot will b« provided in Prtdncta No. 2, 4, 6 , 7, S, 10, 12, 13 and I6 l
A U N LADD
row o. ROBINSON
REMEMBER, YOU GET
CASH DISCOUNTS. LARGE TRAD&IN
v a l u e s . Li b e r a l t e r m s , a t
Thd following Office will appear on the balloti in Prccincn No. 1, 3 and 15 f
The following Office will appear on the ballot! in Precinct No. 5
L E G IS L A T IV E
FO R M EM BER ST A T E H O U SE
O F R E P R E S E N T A T IV E S
1EMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA
G bovy No. Tw®
(Unaxpirad Tana)
( V o n Foa O n r )
Board of County Commission*!* af
Srminol* County, Florida,
by W. E MILLER* Charm*
WILSON ALEXANDER
F U R N IT U R E C O M P A N Y
S j^ S E T iS
tor* Ftorlta
.
or
Board af County Cammlmlu
Seminole County, Florida, by
W. E MILLER* Ckmmm
DON BALES
GORDON V. FREDERICK
THOMAS M. STRINGEJt
'"to—
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tun SATfftmp
vwp t h a t s w u m
w t erro r? rm
, 0 t* e r
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ABOUT M3U
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insomnia
THEN fM NOT
^-IVMOPPtCO
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WITH INSOMNIA
tSNT SUPPOSED
.
TO SLEEP p i
iSTPOUBltv
OOCLOCK r
MOPNINtJ J
11,rords of PsmlnoU County,
Florida, >11 fcalna looatod in lh>
NIC W o( Motion I*. Township
at Houlk. Itanaa S* Bast.
Also,
All of lhal portion s f f c s i l o
lirle# looolsd Itoulli ill rout
Htrsot soil oil of lliot portion
Of
tWlkOVloW
lUIVO
I"' -I'd
W u l ot P'srt Hlrsot, nil in
Lokovlrw Hut,division so P'r
Plot Ihoroof. ns ro.-onl'd In
j'lol II00W I. po*o It of tho
I'ohllo llocoxlo of llsnilnolo
County. Floildn,
And
A ls o ,
That pnrtloa Af tha BW H of
tho NH <4 adlarant to all of
l^hovtsw Urlvo Wsst ot I’sart
Mlrosl, Laksvlow MuMIvIslon as
rssordod In I'lat llonk *. I'aa*
It of tho I'uhlla Itooonls of
H-mlnols County, Flnrldn, oil
l.o. s lu t In Hs.-tl.in II, Township
II Hoiilh Itsnao 1« V.»«i
roit—
von
a ik
Iit;m :uv
n o t ipir i*
Hist a suit hss hron fil'd aaslnat
you la Iha Circuit Court ot tha
Ninth Jndlrlal Itlrcult. In and for
Hsmlnola ahiunty, Florida snlltl'd
BAM R MV II ft til. t- Jr. and HullKIIT 0 MVflllRt.l- f U l M lt f s -vs.
a rt cordially invlled
Church Nevi/s
■y CHARLES H 8 RCRR
, NEW YORK te -N o t loos a |o
a bright young mao who la mak
ing a atudy of tha talavlalon Induatry undar a foundation grant
Iniarvlawati m i concerning my
rola aa a talavlalon critic.
Ha aat mo to woodaring Juat
what la tha proper function of erlU
lelam la thla big now Induatry.
U’a aaay, of courae. for aay erltle
to oraraatlmata hla lmportanea.
But eritlelam, while It aaldoir. qf(tela general tronda in tha induetry, aomeUmea doai have an af
fect on talavlalon programming.
So a erltle doaa, In a aanaa,
talk to tha Induatry aa well aa
lo tha viewing public. Tha crea
tive mindi of talavlalon eara what
critics think—aa ' long aa It’a a
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
balanced opinion offered without
F irh Ava. at *th SI.
poavlihMe#. Aa f ir aa I know
. P. Brooks, Jr., - Piator
from pertoaal experience. TV
B. Flahrr, —, Aasogi*to Pastor
aoureea do no* try to oxart praaKirby Rogara.—Musle Director
aura on critic** opinion* apart
Mra. Marvin Milam-Organlal
from U10 cuitomary mild blandfib- Early morning WeTahtp 1:45 A. M.
manta of publicity agmla.
Sunday School
9:45 A. M.
Several month* ago • prat* Morning Worahlp,
11:00 A.M.
agent told mo that on* other critic Training Union
6:45 P. M.
and f were . the only two In the Evening Worship
i :00 P M.
country, ai fin aa h* could learn, Fellowship Hour
9:00 P. M.
who bid panned a certain show. Wednesday Prayer Service
“ But you've got a right to your
7:30 P M
opinion," ba aldL 'It's a free
Nursery at all servlett.
country."
Vlsltora Welcome
Indeed it la. But It'* •haartanlag
to so* such a spirit at largo la
an industry whoa* method* often FTRST METHODIST CHURCH
Milton M. WyaM
are unjuitly «»R |M d by parsons Flglaa
Church Bchool
who actually knew llttlo about it. 1:46 a.m
Claaaaa
for
all
agaa.
Tbaro is one state of mind, ap
Mamlni
parent in aem* eritlce, that doe* 11:00 am .
trouble that* la the world of tala- Sarmon Tople - "Makln
ftranca"
vision. That la a state of superi
6:20 pm .
5I.Y.F.
ority to tha medium, it's a curl7:18 p.m. Organ Yea
oua phenomenon never before so 7i30 p.m. Evening V.
widely apparent In any ftald of Sarmon Tople — "Chrii
eritlelam.
Change" hy Rev- Hr
f agree with Iho* in talavlalon
who at* It thia wiy: If you honeat|y ballava that talavlalon la a F I R S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH
branrh of iha creatlva arta, you
1607 Sanford Avenue
Itaa oen
beat
ara tapabla of taparaling
aeparaiing 11
Parry L. Sion*
Mlnleter
from Ita worat afforta. If you hon.
Sunday School. 0:46 a.m. Adult
eatly bcilavt tl'a • great enter, tenon, “Tha Church
Reach**
talnmant medium, you ara cap*,
Out."
bl* of Judging ita better from It*
Worahlp,
fttornlng
. . 11 a.m.
wort* attampti.
Special muale by tha Choir. Rev,
But If you hold It In total con L. C. Doerr, Mt. Dora, will asalat
tempt ai a medium, how ara you tha paator In the aarvlc*. Sermon.
capable of Judging Ita workaT You "Tha Dleelplaa and Communion."
ara lik* a drama erltle who hataa
Chrlatlan
Youth Fellowahlp,
tha form of tha drama or a bookravlewer who would abollah the 8:30 p.m. Shlrlay Morgan, pro
gram leader.
pruning of book*.
Evening Worahlp, 7:30. Special
muale la alatad. O. D. Landrea*
About ana-aaranteenth of U. will read tha 8crlptur* and pray.
S. groea national pro.lur* la pro Sermon, "Elamenta of Prayar."
I Off-street narking and nuraery
duced on farm*.
rory No. tat*’. The aalur* af tale
■ill* |a |n tIUlHt IIIU.
,MTOU AItK llKQUln*D la flla
your written d-fonsss with tho
I'l.rU nf sold Court and sorvo a
ropy Ihornf upon I’lslnlltfa attor
neys on or t.'foro tho tlh day of
Slov, A V !»•>*. or a dserso pm
rnut'sso will ba snlorsd aialnsl
*"w ITNe.BB my hand and tool as
Cl-rh of Iho Ctreult Court. In snd
for Hsrnlnolo County, Flo,Ida, this
till .Ur of April, A l> I***.
n I* llsrndoa
II , IH Of Iho Clrrull
Court In and for B«mInnla County, Florida.
1Clrrull Court Bool)
Hum f Slurroll A Bona
tiioro'vs for flalnliffs
lis t, H Oi«ll4* tv-* nr V'do rta
: *
% Nurakriea * for children undaf
thraa, and th o ... to »U. « « r r
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Sunday Morning during tha Wor.
CHURCH
ablp Houra 6:4J> a.m. andO!<.a.«.
Oak At*, tad Thirl SC .
Rat. A. 0 . Melnal. - • MtaWUr 6t80 pm /. Planaar FoUowahlp
G ,N
, Mra. Georg* Toohy M lalat.r af 7:80 pm . !dan of ffrajai, rlllAora Ploarot
Maafc
. * >
'
1
0:45 n.m.
Sunday School Choir.
| | 10:60 a.m. The Saaslon meat* for Sarmon • • * Mr. Mclnnls
Prayar In tha Baaalon Room.
■ 8;4S a.m.
Morning Worahlp
Antham - "Marching with
W ELL D R IL L IN G
' Heroes,*
Tram bath,
Junior
'
•
THE LITTLE RROWN CHURCH
Chplr. ‘
•
r ■■■
Sarmon - (Protaetlon . lor U*a
ON THE HILL
Haart) Mr. Melnnla ;.
J. Bernard Roo?, Mlnliter
lf:00 a.m. Morning Worahlp
Fred Enarolngtr, Aaaoclata
Antbrm - “Holy, • Holy, Holy,
Carve 1 Park Ave. a»d 24lk SI. •
Dyke*, .Chancal Choir
, ’ 207 E. CoRttstre®
Sunday School — -------- ----0 QuarUtU - "Nearer to tha Haart
Morning Worahlp — ....—Its*
garmon: "The God Who Stake
4
WO DOCrOQ/MR
BOUQMT HIM k
c o N V ftim r;
g O f Surplus' Ite m s...A
Now Herald W A N T - A D S Are As
TliHor* f
17—BUILDING • REPAIRS
PAINTING
c» " 1 8 2 1
fa r As
Ad
Writer
X £ -----lie P«r **,. V
Howard C. Loiiff
Phone 388 :
Claanutg, wanog. Sam oa Samioola county iince 1925.
H. M. Gleason. Lake Mary
» tie
TRY US
FOR WINDOW GLASS. Mirrors,
Auto Safety Glass. Free Esti
mates, McRANEY - S M I T H
Paint A Claas. 2515 S. Park.
PHONE 12f>t.
c"1'1'
U M EgO * 1
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in « •"»•» lM*
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White
-alar Ltnr
f-f
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PAINTING Inside & oulaldc. Rmim
•pedal continues at *14.95. Call
3170-J. Mr. Taiker.
RATE*
19—ELECTRICAL Coalreetoro
TV Service Center
Bendix and Crnaley Appliances
112 Magnolia Ave.
S u p r im e Com
S
O r F l o r id a
twvatflefta bit "lead'd »eta»d ** aak.vaw
•m m y let Hw «a«ewWlya qu«MI<eM*ei>•*
SutHta ©•Cae-ell w4 <U appeilea "•**+*■
iffVOUR
time la valuabla,
*- tim* li it ynu», 1 'trytea.
'
4*2 for "Sarbarin* by Ai
- tnent." GARFIELD NVAl
Proprietor.
\
L
C ounty C om m lM loiw r
itlRTRICT 3
Pi A YOTK F O R Good C.oTgntmgnl
ELECT A PROGRESSO’l
CANDIDATE.
Toting Will ®* Caunty-Wlda
(Pal. Adv. Paid b* Lawrence
Rwafferd
a we have to sail la THU REST
MOVING service In Sanford.
Insured storage. PENINSULAR
TRANSFER A STORAGE. Inc..
Office 1500 Franeh Av*., l ’hona
6164.
25 Years Experience
a c c o u n t in g ..
BANKING
BUSINESS •
•
S-BOATS AND MOTORS
ARK ' ‘20" and 12 ft. Run-a-Bout.
9350. Inquire next to school In
Lake Mary. Thnn* 1493-M.
(Pd. Pol. Ad. Paid For By MM Var*#*)
in the Performance Department
For Batter Plumbing
Sea or Call
W. J. KING
2900 nuth Park-Phona
autom otive
Native Of Florida
PLUM HINT.
Tho partition of tnd * In 1847
raised the gtsa c-t mass migra
tion In the world’* hlalory, aaya
tha United Nation*.
'
SAVE
vW'HIGHWAY. aluminum, naw lypt
^ lightway, rclrigcrattd van. 3-,l a
feet, reconditioned, new recaps.
-•
—
trailers
14450. Also.
71) other
riced to sell. GREAT DANE •
IAMOND T. 193 South Orange
Rloaiom Trail, Orlando. 3-9051.
Crib *tnoo. Crib $15.00 Banin- HUTCHISON'S Ocean
Apt*. Jia S. Atlantic.
etta lion High Chair SUVOO
Reach. Call 2374 W.
2 home canning tinlta. *10 00 ea.
Ray McGill, Phone 2342, Geneva.
FURNISHED Apia. 201'i
St. Rcainnable—Phnne
LO O K
'MATURES HAVE
K IN G S IZ E
S A V IN G S
•
•
•
•
nED
(Pull *0" wide x W" I/mg)
Guar. 10 yra.
INNERSPRING MATTRESS
MATCHING ROX SPRINGS
HEADSOARD COVERED IV
PLASTIC fChoice of Color)
Hollywood Leg*
REG. $179.00
i
w [f'v*
f a*' .*«•#
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mm
•
W. F r i t
1321.
H A fA S IM tS ,
^
NOT A PROJECT!
HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN
PRICES PAID FOR USED
FURNITURE
WILSON-MAIER
So'iLug Ql, 504 Cakxy Ava.
1 diuoa, |
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
*4,000.
BUT— Homes of Seal Individual!
ty: Brittany Farm Homes, Early ,VBedroom home ev-elient e.m Knhert A. Williams, Raaltaf
dition, 2 •hadv lulu. *FllMl — Raymond Landgniai, Aaaoalain
American, Ultra 5lndcm, Con
Phono 1673 Atlantic Rink B ld ^
Terma.
venimaal L F r e n c h Colonial
type*.
REAtTIFUI. rnrnrr tot with tr##«,
faring East. 1 Bedroom. Ill*'bath,
Btril.T On l.arg* Landscaped
Lota: In Ih* best of natghbor h n ix .nod llo.ir.-. ,rHA Financing
available.
hoods.
Cnnault A REALTOR Flrat
COMPLETE with all the feature!
CULLEN & HARKEY
you has> dreamed .shout such
796 N. Park Avr. Pkoaa *211
aa colored General Eledrle ap
pltanee* and colored plumbing
fixtures.
W. R. "BUT STEMPER
Realtor — (lateral iwaaraaca
AND avaliabl* at reasonable
Gay AUaa. Aaaaetai*
prices with the bait financing
Arietta Price, Aaaotlat*
* wttk minimum down-pay- 9m * 11*1
t i t N. Park Ava
manta.
Alaiander A .Strincar
Reel Estal* * Insurance
Mrs. Ixturin* Messenger, AsiM.
107 Magnolia Av*.
Pk. II
Since 1949. Sanford's trading
Builder nl home* for over l.OOfl
peoplt. Sale* Olfict: Little Venice
in lAfh Arbor.
PHONE 15*4
nnmea — Lola — Acreage
OZIER REALTY CO.
Laura R. Oner
Reg. Real Estate Broker
J*g| So. Orlando Dr. — Pk. 1969
HAVE MORE MONET by a#B>
in a unnaedad thtoga Ibrougb Waal
Ads. Phon* 1421 (or Kelp la
wording your ad.
FURNISHF.D-l.arBe 1 bedroom
apt. upstair*. Ill tnun, 399.
Call 199B between 9:IMI - - 3:99.
BALL REALTY
OFFICE SPACE - 4 rooma, Pal
matin Bldg. Call 1794 or 1494.
1 Bad roam CoaeroU Slock
VA - 1225 Doam Payment
154. Par Uoath P A I
Kitchen rully Equipped
let fast to -hon*e cnlors and tfW.
29 95
A. K. Shegmaker. BiilfUr
Seminole
2 BEDROOM Unfurnished. Kitchen
equipped, large fenced-ln yard
tor cuupia* with children. Phon*
FOR SALE—3 bedroom hmiaa. 2
Jilnusla porches, eaeallent con
dition Good location. Call owner
J42.5 \V.
2-Redroom house near B ail. Chil
dren Wtlrnme. Phone 119*.
NEW—1 bedroom masonry eonMrucilon. Hailwood floor*, built
in eleclrir kitchen, Central
4-ROOM6, Florida room bath A haating. Acrepl trailer aa part
paymant. Blue Spring* Avo.
rarporta. Immediate poiaailion.
Oranga City. R. I- Allen.
Call 1001 aftar 1:30.
2 SEDR0051 house. Kitchen fur
niahed. In town. Phone 441.
mart alii • A. B. Paterae* Jr,
P. J. QsaaUete*. Ga rtf aid V )
Itm. Jaka
M«kck, R. V. W1
llama, HaaaJ M. ViaM. A. C
Doudnay, Land Surveyor.
OPEN HOUSE
HOUSE on Sllvar Lake. Pbona
3017-M,
w
*03 Eaat 90th Street
Large 3 flixtroom h«ma wilk din
ing mom, oak floor* and floor
furnace. Wall ronvtrucled rnnFURNISHED Cottaga. Raaaonabla,
cre'e block'with double garage.
by weak or month. Fivo Folnta
114.000 r - TERMS
Motel, g mile* So. on 17-91.
Rnaa l„ Payton, Broker
Annabel!* B. Henderaon, Aaioclatg
Alberta J. Hall. Aasodate
NEW, liautifufly Daaigned THREE Pbona 1*71
17H at Hiawatha
and FOUR Bedroom Home* • 1
ind I Rath*
FHA and VA (Gl) FINANCED
A Varied Selection nf Plans
Priced from 811.900 to 124,ooo
OR SALE-I-V«droom concrete
block house. Kitchen equipped.
Separata dining traa, Large cor
ner lot, Ph. Iiag-W. Rt. 1, Box
Built Ry
O D R A M T U D O R , INC.
Builders nf Finer Homes
For Florida Living
/URNIRHED AND INfTALLVD
DICK M A P E S
GENERAL TILE CONTRACTOR ,
DIAL Sanford SI9R*W
BEAUTIFY TOUR BATHROOM WITH CERAMIC TILE
7 larga charming moms. Dining
room, II ft. living room. Raison
, able. Pbona 1261 or 2535-J,
3 Bedroom concrete block, com
FURNITURE CO.
AVOID UNWANTED DISTORplete kitchen. Reaionahle down
* S E R V IC E S
TIO.V by making Hire auhjert'f
Call fMM
payment, 2409 Summerlin Phone
—
EARN 1 4 0 WEEKLY
270-W.
fait nr hands are about aam*
,111 E. Flrat St.
___ Sawing Bahywaar. No cinv iaiin f
distant* from rantera as ra il
971 | F.ncinaed sumpad. addrysteil *-,
4-BEDROOM,
5k year old. frame
of body. Avoid, dlaaatlafaetlon
home. Carport*, porch, good lo
t
vrlopa. Baby wear, Morristown,
with
photo-flnlahlng:
Bring
cation. Low, 127 monthly payTenn.
film* to WIEBOLDT'R CAM
manta inrluda* everything. *83
ERA RHOP for davaloplng,
Rosalia Drive. Evening* only, EXCELLENT L0I1. inquire 2*00
3tagnnlia.
Kell *|—SAI.ES.4EN—AGENTS
SOON TO VACATION
.................... ..
........
Used lurmtara, apptiaaeea. teeia. REASONABLE large romfrrUhle," Nice building lota. T a rai mgy be
thing* you can do wlthnuj. K*l «*•
----- ; ,r •
1.
----home. Partly , furntihed. 1’hopc
air. Bauibt-aald. Larry'a Mart.
tra caah caaUy. Pbona U a fur ROUTi Saliim an . Apply Nt-HJi APT. m a
i i ad-wrilu,
HOMB ST Y LE
1 -Bedroom frame home Corner lot
• REAL ESTATE
B U SIN E SS
J g .
T r 0n t
Daytona
Compltl*
1131 Chev Good condition, cheap.
One block In tack of Chamber
nf Commerce Hl.i?. l.s' j
1
W A U L ??
HOMER AVAILABLE:
CLEAN qulat room*, TV, Privat* South Pinecrrsl......... Sanford, Fla.
hath. 481 Magnolia Ava.______ Grove Manor* .......... Sanford, Fla.
Valencia Villas..........DeLaml, Fla,
SALES OFFICE
2625 S. French Ave.
Phone: 2100 and 2940
J9V)-Ford Ranch Wagon. Equipp
ed. Overdrive, radio It he*tar.
New lag. Reasonable. 107 Lo
cust A ic. Terry Spoilt._____
r,
USED T O B B A
D O O R O N "THAT V T
Only 95c Down
ON A
KING SIZE HOLLYWOOD
LATH Model Electrolux lank typa
vacuum d arn er with attach
ment*. Lika naw, ggo. Guaran
teed. Phon* 1715-R.
w h e r e 'd i t g o
re e M E M B P It T H P ftE
47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
rlM4—42 ft. Kory Koach 2 bedroom
14—LHEU CARR
1947—DODGE club coupe, 2 ton*
. green. Good tires, good condi
' 1,r>ii 429,5. Payments 132-75 Mo.
Phones 235-Xll
By STANLEY
u 1 r,.«e. Ot>H»
• RENTALS
-Faidary l* T
Jt Ton trailw . 150.00. Ray VcGUL
Phnnr 2341 Geneva.
a,j
-•
EFFICIENCY Apartmrnt.
WANTED—any kind of housework, FKIUIDA1RE appliances, talas
able for bachelor or ei
and service. G. H. High. Oviedo
including cooking. Phone H24-R.
Private bath. Acrois from
Fla Phone FOVjJis or Sanford
Office. Manuel Jacobson.
1642 W after 6 p. m.
BABY silting nr child care day
or night. Cheap. Phone 2552 J.
ODERN Kitchenettes al Pine
AIR CONDITIONING
1125 E. 7th. Mrs. L. L. Siprs.
Grove Motor Court. Hiway 17-92.
For Room nr Building
Phone
W.P. 272933. Rental*
I will do day work .or Ironing.
H.
n.
POPE
CO.
INC.
wtrk or month.
Nerd work. References. 706 Ray !9* Snath Park Ave. Pbona 1441
Ave.
Kllicirnrv apartments, air con
ditioning and TV optional. 2621
W iNTED work aa bookkeeper, S ru. ft. gas refrigerator good
condition
Rrasnnahl) priced.
S. Park 1Highway 17 921. San
Knowledge ut typing, shorthand
Call 1260 51 after 6 00. 310 Unity
ford CLARK'S TOURIST COURT
I'hnnc 50 Peggy Kendrick.
Park. After 8 Co. Ph. Spring
44154.
.
SUPER TRADING POST
Grove Caretakiug. During, Dull
Bunk bedt complrte with maltreat
ing. Spraying, Fertllitlng. A
20.no writing deik 10.00 lawn
Setting Young Trees. Whalehel
mnwara l.oo wiahing machine
Grove Servire. Call 2224.
2J.no model A tira tube and
wheel like new 5.00 underwood
your Daetwyler Peat
typewriter lu.UO Remington pur* PEATGet
at Grapevtlla Nuriery. 40c Bu.
table typawi'fler 35.00 llcin’ngtim
ten k»y idling machine SO.Oii bag. Annuals now ready. Phone
205* Grapevine Ave. Just oft
Kurro'igha add'ng marh'no 40.ro
Country Club Rd.
glider 0.00 ilrraae.- 4 50 dlnetie
art 12 fO eUctrir towing mach
ine 75 00 electmlux catuet sweeprr 15.00 a IS ft. fianing boat
good a i new with bait wall: WANTED—One, two, or three H
60.00
P. alr-compreiior. Call 2031-W.
Alwaya In alnck nrw Inner aprlng
i.t* t*eai g u arax e.d 22.tO Pay
m i: .ii check w rier coat log.00
for only 25.00 automatic donut
•nt r..n* reerniy coat 950 00 for
325.00 Wool rug 13x18 ft coat
175.00 III perfect 50.00 1x10 wool
rug aa new (or 22.50 Walnut bed
room aulta Ita - beautiful 6S.no
Thnuaandt of other liema to aaleet from. Sell tie your odd furnlture-we pay caah Free delivery
Thone 3017-W
Super Trading Poat
1 mile eouth
on an* of thu gnod used merchan
dise lilted below:
2-Fe, Sofa Red Suite
$29.95
2Pc, Living Room Suite
3Pfr Sectional Sofa 39 95
3-Pc Cushion Living Room
Sofa
............ * 9.5
Maple Finish Vanity ........... 515
55 alnut rhlffnrohe
19.95
Maple Finish Chest ............ 11.95
WELL DRILLING
59 95
Pump Sale* with
I-MONTH OLD A. K. C. Colllea J.l’c. Bedroom Suite
Dreiser and 5tirror .. 14.95
Repair Service
Mlchal* l^tdga, Hiway 17.92, Small
Like New Rnllaway Bed . . . . 11.95
GARLAND SHAW
Smith
5-Pe. Chrome Dlnrlta . . . . 19.15
p. n Rox *•*
5-Pc. Wood Dinette
........ 12 95
LONGWOOD
Oak Ruffai
............. 9 95
Phnne: w. p. 26-2042
Roliaway, Hospital a n d B a b y All Kind* of End. Lamp and
Cocktail Tahir* $1 95 Plus many,
FOR speedy, reasonable A reli
Many Item* Not Listed
able TV and Radio Repair Ser
vice. CAM. HOOVER. 2413 or 1
Mather of Sanford
_viaji SOI B. Sanford Ava.
FOR RENT - Draglrn* and apart1st G4.
Pbona 1*7
tor by Hour, weak or Moatk. 2*M » &
Pho"» 1451. Laa Coiutmetioa Co,
• EMPLOYMENT
SOME knowledge nf Produce. Fix
dava a w»ek. Call ISI3-W or
14*1-R.
I
THE O LD H O M E T O W N
1 ROOM
lurnlihrd
apartmrnt
Contract aod repair worf. Free EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. r«GOOD AS NEW
estimates. R. L. Harvey. 204
Cln»* in. Ill E. *lh Si. 950 Ot
pnlde of taking charge »f of. 9 cu. ft. Serve! Gai Refrigerator
Sanford Av*. Phone 1126.____
monthly. Phone 7166 or 1012.
Ore. Ruth I- Scoll. Rt. 2 Boa
199.95
llAGGhlfl.Y
Plumbing. Kresky Heating
2-R005I turnlsncd apt. 3in Mo
M. «. HODGES
APPLIANCE CENTER
noli*. Amiable May I. 1-He
Sarvtca on All Water Pumps—
•'Yotir Wenltnghnuse Ccmcr"
room lurnishad hou«e, Celci
SCHOOL BOY with power mower PHONE 1717
Walls Drilled - Pumps
1I5 MAGNOLIA
Ave A K. Ilo«s*llrr, Flori!
want* mowing. Phnne 716-51 4
Paula Road Phon* 700
Phnne 212.
EXPERIENCED furniture finish 45—(it'll,DING MATERIA!-*
*3—SPECIAL NOTICES
er, painlcr and handyman. Can
METAL ROOFING
ENVELOPES, letterheads, state
(urniih reierenoev. Full or part Now in Stock. 5-5’ Crimp —1*»" t-ROOM unfurnuiied downstairs
manta, invoices, hand blUs. end
time. Colvin • 376-XR (2).
apt 111 Oleando Ave *23 mo
Corrugated—2 ij" C 0 r r 11 g a l.a d
p r o g r a m s , ate. Progressive
Call 12? M nr 166 W altrr 6 pm .
Printing Co. Phone 4oa - 403 WHITE CARETAKER • Well ver Get all Your roofing needs at
Sherman Concrete Pipe Cn. '.’•REDROOM lui-nlshed apt. Very
sed in lawns, shrub*, landscap
West 11th St.
Out West t3th St.
ing. Rox 19.5, Lake M ary, Fla.
clean and close in. Phon* utd,
ORLANDO Santtnal Star, Call
Jimmy Cowan.
Ralph Ray. *168.
E f t 1C l’ E N~cV~Apt. •Vrrnnd I
UPHOLSTERING
tinned. 17-92 south ell) llmlta
Custom Mad* Drapery and Slip
Rlumbarland CourL
Covers.
USED BRICK
TWO. CARLOADS heautllul used '.'.ROOM fumlsnad apt. Tile hath,
S T A N I.E Y K U L P
Automotive Sales Job wanted by
nrivnle entrant,. Phnn* 1030..I
brick. Orange, red, and burnt
Phone Sail lord — 2959.1
Heiwcd Lieutenant Commander,
black. See Ihrm at SHERMAN
2621 S, Park (lliway 17-021
Age II. College and Used Car
furnish* I apt
A
CONCRETE PIPE CO.
Experience In Deirolt. Resident
>15 55’. Mh Rt.
T. V. REPAIRS
of Sanford Area PHONE 2227-R 46—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
'Til 10 p m. Service Calls *3.00 W.
hod-noni
A Norris Ph. 155# J. Q. Herrin. CARPENTER work, repairs, rah HAYNES Olfira Machine Co. lleniitifullv furnished
apt., garat*. near air l<.i)*. $73
Ph. 2*91 J, Licensed Tacnm
met a made 10 order. J. E. Robin
Typewriters, Adding machine*
nor 100. Phone 1,5'J7.
riani. guaranteed work.
»nn. Phone 1467 W.
Sale* Rental* 114 3iai . I’h 44
E
FOR SALE - 1935 Imperial Mobile
home with or without air con
ditioning. 29' all mmiara ronvenicncc*. Wdl iicriftet. Call
days i? nr night* 3060 R.,
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EXPERIENCED bookkaapar, Sacrrtary. Phone 2560-W.
When your Electric Motor*
EXPERIENCED truck driver Ph
Generator* 9 Starters Fall
9272 617 Celery Ave.
ra il Iha E lectric No. B0.1
Electrician. 20 yr* experience POWER LAWN MOWING, Ph
P. H. LANSING GARAGE
A ELECTRIC SERVICE
414 West n th SI.
» FINANCIAL
Expert Bookkeeping for imall hint- 54-INSURANCE
nen. Including fncnme Tax Re
turns, Social Security reports
Prefarrad Rate* to Prafarrod
EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN and Salas Tax. Call 2224. Hugh
Policy bolder a
MENT AND WHEEL BALANC
C. Whelchel Jr.
ING—Pasaenger c a r s
and
iohn W illiam * In*. Agency
5VKI.DINfi
Trucka; all makea, sixes—'* t«n
417 Sanford AUaatU lan k
In 5-ton. Seminole County iloiC A. TAYLOR. Jr.
Pbaae $4
1 or*. Inc. 519 E. 1st SI PHONE
"07 F- Fourth Rt.
• Ita. »hnaa r**ld»ar*a aa4 >4dr***«* t f - aakaow ai
Tlli'MAH, wife et ll*arr Themaa.
if llvlna. tad If 4**<t k*r unkaawa
totra al law. U aaleea 4*vt***a.
arsnta**, a**l|e*. ar rlalm aala uaHer h«r, ,t*rea*'it nr nih*ral*a,
whn*a r»«ia*n*M and tddteaaM ara
unknnwa: and ail uakanwa ptraeaa
havlna nr tU linlng te have aay
d a h t. Hti*- elalm. l»t*r**l er da*
niaed In and In the fntlnwla* da•rtlkad ym yartr altvala. I» i" i •"<
kalna la ttm ln ela rnunty, Fletlda
and d».ct)l'*4 • ! (•p ew *, ta-w lti
Th* Nntlk on* half nf tk* NR
BEEN TOLD.
OUR INSULATIONS
ALW AYS
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Navy Surplui. 110 Sanford Ave. I
BRITT TRACTOR CO.
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Pkaaa Ml
L Sill - Piano Technician
Phone 2164 Rout* L Sanford
21—ROOFING—PLUMBING
ill pay YOU to tee US before
iu buy. open Evioings ana
indiys.
Eetlaldr Trailer Ralea,
Palalka. Fla.
Lawrence Swofford
SALESMEN
PART—OR PULL-TIMK
Earn up to f'.’OO weekly jelling
famous Vtat'.jnally advertised
Knapn Air-Cuahlnned Short. F.»tahli'hrd tradr. Complrtr tin*
of Sport. Work, Droaa Shoe* (or
Mrn and Women. Big dally
commiialona olua liberal profit■haring plan. Flnrat factory,
fitting arrvic# In America.
H*re'* your opportunity to m i
Joy financial Indapendrnco In *
sound, profltahla bualneat of
your own. Complatr arlllng *quipmrnt furnithtd frra. Write
today to Gordon King. Knapp
Rroe., Brqckton SI, Maiaachuaatta.
tor a profitable busmen. Be
cause of tha demand for Raw.
tdgh Troducta In Sanford I am
unable to call on all families.
See me for particulars or write
Rawlelgh's Dept. FAD-440-219.
Mrmphu, Tenn. C. L. Shonyo.
6.116 Cheney Hwy., Orlando, Fla.
As
Sale
A B. C.
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43—ARTICLES FOR SALE
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ST—Vicinity of Club Diamond,
Imall black Scottle with collar Una nour Waan aod Damp Dr;
and las. Anawera name of BOZU One hour 54 • Wash and Dry Fo
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Ph. 9172.
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SECRETARY Experienced In X
tea Ik Hide Foodmart Bldg.
Rav. Wnic Evelyn Crelglaw P
tt« East 35th 8L
g o a t Mil e
O. Rox 1315.
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S ta n fo rd Ave. Phon* 3
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A N D
Ph. IIS
4—LOST AND eutJND
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Easy
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Electrical Contracting and Repairs
"For
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A N D B U U O IN O N E E D S
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(C eatlaaed
fra*
M b* Oe#
Collins ehould advise1 hue com
pany operators "In no uncertain
term*" that sUla law requires
that bueea be segregated and that
mlna but they've ell bua companies “must operate In
ih« Sheriffs office In compllanca with our state laws”
lt>- eg another. Road despite the recent U. F. Supreme
itrols, shertfls' posses Court ruling banning segregation
indsrd equipment. The on intrastate buses.
sfflce belongs to the The Tampa businessman also
id for nine-thousand accused Cotllne
of ‘‘go-slow,
year you should get a pussy-fcot, do-nothing leadership”
In not protesting plans for Ne
groes to use white hotel In
Miami Beach for a church con
vention starting May. 2,
‘‘Tills Is • dellticrata step to
ward integration of tha races In
our state,” ho tald,
Lowry's 8-year-oht t daughter
Lynn stu m 'rd a fish' fry with
h tr father a:id a t hla Instructions
stood up on tha platform.
“That’s my Hill* girl,” Lowry
a id . "Now what kind of a man
would | L* If I didn't stand up
and fight far a little girl Ilka
thet?"
Collin* and Bryant spoke from,
the same platform at Deerfield
Beach.
Bryant ripped Into Collins far
hla record on eegregatlon, consti
tutional revision and road spend
ing and called Lowry “a tool of
Ed Ball and the duPont In
terests.”
Collins said hi* opponents are
"staring defeat In tho faro and
Owens, a farmer chief In their recklessness they have
irtff, pointed out to the impugned my administration which
t men should be honest haa brought progress and good
determination to stay government to Florida"
fleeted, 1 will enforce all
“They have Impugned a great
i of the county and State and good Industrialist who Is try
partiality to anyone. I ing to help tho state. They are
deputle* salaries suffl* watHng about national magaslne
e on and 1 will eooperata publicity which haa benefltted the
iw enforcement officers entire state"
M oment of. the county.
Collins canceled n campaign
1 can't whitewash this swing Into Brevard Count/ In or
I 1 will clean H up and der to attend a 8tate Plant Board
san to tb« best of my meeting In Miami which I* study
e a id .
ing ways of combatting the Medi
i of tempers came when terranean fruit fly.
from the floor, directed
Bryant goes on a handshaking
ididatea, asked whether tour of five communities south
accounts will be made of Miami and makes a night
>M are elected sheriff?” television talk there. He also will
Owens said “Certainly, make a flying campaign trip to
d to do that. 1 will keep Key West.
[ my personal accounts
Warren goes to Blountstown,
will be open to public Panama City, Fort Walton Beach
. I'll promise the pco- and Pensacola. Lowry move* up
j,
pie' I’ll do that.”
to Jacksonville.
I
Porter Lansing said “ 111 do It,
i ; and make It public with a notice cst I mike will be a legal one."
‘ published for 1 have to make an
Charlie Beck answered thla way,
7 " annual atattm ent anyway.”
“I'm not going out and mike
pharlle Beck stated that be honky-tonk arreita for the benefit
^
would .make available records of of the fee system. If a man la
fcls personal financial accounts.
guilty I'll arrest him."
/D enver Cordell, however, ssld
Denver Cordell said “ The fee
"The records of that office are system has Its good merits and
b
public and you can look at them Hi bad merits. Thfl first thing la
8 » | any time you want to but those that the County Comlssloners will
iof my business are personal ac begin to tell you who to hire and
counts,”
who to catch If tha fee system Is
To the question regarding the de abolished. I'm not sure that I'm
tention of Juveniles In the county for doing away with tha fee sys
Jill, esndidstes revested that tem.”
•ach of them prefer detention
homesLegal
but that Notice
a Juvenile Is tieI
tabled and Jailed only on order
prom
tTATWthe
or Juvenile
FUiniRA Judge. OUis
TO; STKI.I.A
Owens
stated MALINOWSKI
"A sheriff has no
y ou a k u ii liikhv .n o t i f i e d
right
Juvenile
In Jail***ln,l
with
th at ato l put
u ll ah•»
been flltil
In Ih* Olr.nll
ul tb*
outU Instructions
from Ituiirt
the Juvenile
nth Judicial f i n nil In ami fur
Judge.”
mlnul- County, Klnrld*. •nilll-a
MIHJV.NIJ
VIAL.IMIWMKI,
I'UlniKr
A question
about the “fee
sys
-VS- iTKt.LA MALINOWSKI. D*tem
,” whether
for Nu.
or urn*
egaimt,
Vsndant,
Iti Chaucary
Tim
nalura ofvarying
(hi- »uli
1- In from
ulitainthea
brought
answers
divorce and tor i.tlmr rallaf.
lour
Vailcandidates.
era r*i)ulr-d In Hla your
Wrlllrn
atu-r-r jiald
wllh “tlm
of
Ollla Owens
I've Clark
always
•aid Court amt , a r t . a r»py llirr-nf
>upon
H n I’lalntirr’a
against the
fee system,
altiirimy.
on or ha-1
fora t b recommend
. Ur.I day ofthat
Mar.theA. fee
D.
Would
i i i i , nr a d-craa tiru ionta.au will
gystem
bn axalnal
done away
.*«
anlarad
you. with. I've
WITNESS
mysod
band
and seallost
a*
Ipoa
cussed at
sometimes
of tba Circuit Court. In amt
anyrark■•nilnula
religion
about this
matter.
County,
Florida,
till.
• lOwens
l l l i daysaid
of “people
April. Athink
I), lull,
But,
that
f j ) VAHS.VII II. CAIILTOM
the sheriff
all Circuit
of thatCourt
money.
Clark get*
of tha
In
Samlnola
Thera and
are fur
other*
on lh8County,
fee ays*
Florida.
Asm
too, with
tha PEAT.)
Judge, tho clerk
(CIRCUIT
COtWT
Snrn
H. Murrell
A Son., all getting
Of
court,
the prosecutor
AHornaya for I'Ulniiff
nlie part
of tho
fee.”Avrnu*
tk South
uranga
Orlando,
Porter Florida
Lenalng revealed “I ’m
against
system.
Every srs t a t u othe
r cfee
r.o n
iim
S
Meet To M a p Next
Products Festival
Scheduled M ay 18
A state-wide planning meeting
to map tha next Florida Pro*
duct* Festival will h* held In Or* i
Undo May IB according U, word '
received here today by Forrest;
K. Breckenridge, manager of th a |
feemlnol* County Chamber o f 1
Commerce.
A J. (Tony) Dwyer, advertising
diterlor for rhe Ftorlla Develop*
mrnt Commission, said the oneday gathering would review the
Imsal Florida products proomtisn
campaign held last Jan. 19-28 and
urr It ns ■ m i * for planning the
next such event aimed at promot
ing eonsumrr purchases of Flori
da product*.
Representatives of retail fields,
manufacturers, packers, various
commodity associations, n a w a
media, publicity groups and Cham
bers of Commerce a* well as-memMttNCtM Margaret at Britain,
her* of the Florid* Development
wearing a velvet coal and a pill*
Mx hat, lMvaa Bh, Margaret a
Coramlselon, will be Invited to
Church, Westminster, after the
attend the meeting.
wedding U her cotiala. Cap*.
Objective of the Florida Pro
Fergus Bowea-Lyon and Mitt
ducts Ftftlvnl, sponsored by the
McCorquodals. (international)
Dr.elopmer.t Comtnlnsl'W, is to
retain a yrenter ehare of con
sumer miliar* In ths stnt*.
Voters Probably
Probable speakers at the meet
ing win I * J. Raxton Lloyd, chair Will Go To Polls
men of the Development Comm.,
and I). M. (Pete) McCormick Jr., 3 Times In M ay
a Ivortls r.g and p r J ir /'o ml sill*
Littla has been said about the
ector for Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.
Tha planning meeting is sclw- fact that there will be three
duled for 10 a. m. In tho Kan venerate elections during May.
The May I Primary, the Spe
Juan llo ttl ballroom,
cial claclion on May 12 for the
unexplred term In the Houat of
Baseball Tourney Representative*, and the Prtil*
ihntlal preference and run-off
Primary on May 29.
Will Be Played
If thera la a run-off In the con
Here M ay 9-11
test for the unexplred term In
Seminole High School Athletic tha House of Rrpiesentativei the
Director Fred Danas revealed names of the two candidate*
this morning that a baseball chosen In the May 8 Primary will
tournament will Ire played In appear on tha ballot May 22.
This special election la railed
Sanford In May.
"This It a sub-group baseball to coincide with the l i t and 2nd
tournament,” flsnas said, "that Is primaries and the name of the
a preliminary tournament which nomine* will appear on the bal
lot on May 29.
leads to the statewide contest."
Voters will lie going to tho
The tournament will b« played
here May 9, 10 and It, Danas polls, In all probability, three
•aid, a t the Sanford .Memorial time* during tit* month of Msy
to choose candidates far both lo
Baseball Stadium.
cal. Mat* and national offh-vx.
“The games will he played In
The May 29 Primary could wctl
the afternoon,” he said, “play be. be considered, In the case of the
ginning at 1:30 on tha ninth and candidates far House of Repre
10th and at 2 o’clock on tha Uth." sentatives, a general election nam
Teams participating In tha ing tha one candidete for the untournamant will be DeLand, New expired term.
Smyrna, Seabreeae, Pierson, Se
ville, and Hemlnola High.
ASSOCIATION NAMES
The Hemlnola High School basePRESIDENT
hall team will play Seahreeia at
ST. PETERS BU110 M l - The
3:!I0 May 10, Danas said with Florida Photographers Assn, yes
the opening gam* between Pterion terday sleeted Dick Phillips of
end DeLand and the second game Lakeland president to eucced
on tha first day between New Virgil Deane o f J a f e k i o a v i l l e
Beach,
Smyrna and Seville.
Citrus M utual W ill White Egrets Loll
Start Membership On Lake Monroe
Cam paign M ay 1 As Crowds Watch
'An all-out rempalgn to bring
another BOO or more rrowera In
to Florida Citrus Mutual, which
would give the luper-eooperatlv*
■ total mtmhenhlp of B/Hru. will
start May t and continue through
Juno, It was announced today by
Los. T. B r y a n ,
Altamonte
Springs veteran Mutual grawer
member and coalm an of the
Seminole Grower Couneit unit.
Joining in tho announcement
were Frank Rusiell, co-chairman
of tha Council unit, Fern Park,
and J. R. Stewart, Sanford, se
cretary
“ Without Mutual, Florida citrus
growera would bo helplosv to comlist tha prlee-daprosalng propa
ganda which la constant]v being
circulated,“ Bryan emphasised.
“ With Mutual, the growera know
what 1* actually happening—not
what some persona would 1U* to
have the growers think la happen-
A strange gathering of white
egrets on Like Monroe luU op
posite the Msyfslr Inn puxcled
msny passersby as they saw the
Luge.white birds floating jwxu-ltiTTy
on the water yesterday morning.
Ai many as NX) white egrets
were on Lake Monroe shortly
after 7 o'clock yesterday mornMg, many of them perched along
(he seawall and wading In the
shallow water or standing on pads
of hyacinths.
Hr pojntad to 0 * mlllbvie of
axtta dollar* which Mutual ha*
added to orange growers' return*
this season by ft.recasting In May
last year that th u s would not bo
a burdensome re-T/over of froxen
concentrate when the new aaaaon
started on December 1.
“There were some forecast*
made which were ridiculously
high," the local Council chairman
said, "and If Mutual hod not been
alert In counteracting them, men/
growera would have received mneh
lea* for their orange* than they
did. That one thing alone wns
worth all that the grower* will
Invest in Mutual for many yean
to come."
Mutual Is making an Intensive
membership drive In May roil
June. Slogan for the drlvj Is,
“Let'e Bo Mutual Friends.”
Prises are being offered for
member* signing the most new
members.
Sumter L. Lowry, n native Floridian
born In St. Augustine, August 27. 1803.
lias been active in business, military
and civic fields. Held lop positions willi
many Florida concerns, including 1.7
years, Charlmnn.of the Board, Gulf
Life Insurance. Two terms, President,
Jacksonville Chamber of Commercr.
Presently Chairmnn of the Board,
llushnell Steel Company and Cuban
American Metals Distributors, Inc. An
original founder of American Legion;
formerly Florida State Commander.
Chairman of council to select silt of
More features/ More for your money!
8
S
TOt
AMANDA
WILLIAMS,
dtf-a«ad, her unknown It.lra nt l.w ,
lis a la ta , davliaaa, srant—«. a.•Isna nr eUlmanla ntharwlaa iiiiiIm
' her diraaard or nlbarwlaa, v ln n r
Mlrirncra and addra—*a ar.t mi
ne m i, MATHEW WILLIAMS, da.
t«atd and ................ ....WUI'aina
la wlfa. their unknown hair* at
iw, laeataaa, davlaaai. s r e n l —a. at-iSiena ur tlM in .n l, undar lliani. or
ellner «r them drraaard er oilirrWiia » h o - , rsald.iui.a and adAraaare ara unknown: D. V WII..
i
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THE ISSUE
The big issue la segregation, which In
volves our basle principles of Const!lullonal Government. . . States’ Rights
• . . the preservation of the Constitution
of the United States. The Supreme
Court ruling on segregation la an Iin
fraction of the Constitution . . . ths
Court la usurping the sovereign rights
of the state . . . Ms action Is a grav*
threat to Coaiatitution Government. . •
Yield to these actions and we surrender
enjoy cool, clean
electric cooking
And Your
Old Rung*
:ii®. iitrvfa
S*ad tliilr unknown
hair* at taw.
I*salt*a, i* v !■***,. M ilena or claim
• *nta “ iktrwla* undar tbam. ur
altker of faem. dacaaaad nr olhar-
flumter L. T,owry pledgee a vigorous
fight to preserve the Constitution of
ths United States and ths sovereign
rights of tha Stats of Florida. Continu
ed segregation of the white nnd color
ed racea without compromise or sur
render . . , justice and equal opportuni
ty for all regardless of race or creed,
lie pledges to maintain Conatltulhinnl
Government through legal and timetested methods. He pledges to develop
•ad maintain Florida as a state of op
• Handy oppllanie eutlett
• Istra thick Clbergtea ImuleHenl
• Infra-red braller I
M
• full circle Central Dial* I
*Ge£oy
• Full-width iterate drawer I
• Divided tep give* mere wsrk surface 1
W D B O -T V
6:30 p.m.
J
Appearing rather teme, the
egret* would allow atVangera to
approach them to within 30 or «•
feet before becoming frlghtcnid
and awlm or fly away.
—
No reaion haa been given or
tt'rthuted to their coming to San*,
lord and la k e Monroe other than I
poiaibly a migratory movement
of the onuiual water bird.
A VOTE FOR
UNLESS FULLY
EXPLAINED TO
AND WANTED
HY THE ONES
WHO PAY TUB
KILL — TUB
TAXPAYERS OF
SEMINOtl
COUNTY.
JACK STEM PER
DOES NOT ,
BELIEVE
IN
REFORMING
OUR
'
I’ A A
STltUCTLRB
‘ JACK E. STEMPER
la A Vote For:
• NO INCREASE IN TAXK8
• FAIR EQUALIZATION OF TAXES
• SINCERITY PLUS UNDERSTANDING
• QUALIFIED PERSONAL VISITS TO
TAXABLE PROPERTY.
• EXPERIENCE IN PROPERTY VALUES
SUPPORT ANI) ELECT
JACK E. STEMPER
FOR TAX ASSESSOR, SEMINOLE COUNTY
(Pd PrL Adv. by Jack E. Stamper)
Jacksonville Nnval Air Slalton. Honor
grmiunle, Virginia Military Institute.
Served dm C nplaln, European Theatre,
World War I; Brigadier General, Padfic. World War It. ,115 year member,
Florida National G u a r d ; nerved
through all rnnks: retired n<t Lieuten
ant General. Received numerous Mili
tary Decorations and Awards, includ
ing two Distinguished Service MednK
Resides In Tampa with hla wife; has
two daughters, one son; member of
St. John’s Episcopal Church.
forever the Individual freedom of
choice and liberty written into the Con
stitution . . If allowed to go unchalleng
ed, the loss of more and more rlghta,
Individual as well ns state, will follow.
The State of Florida has a legal right
to oppose this ruling and must do so
immediately. Interposition and appro?rlnte state legislation la the answer,
nterposition has never lost . . . Inter
position haa alwaya won.
portunity . . . with Improved roads,
schools and other facilities. He will faca
the problems of Florida industries with
an understanding business attituda
developed through his wide business
experience. Former business activities
have taught him sound Judgment in
financial matters. He pledges to main
tain an honest nnd efficient govern
ment with tireless effort to assure for
all citliens of Florida the blessings that
God haa bestowed on this state-
CANDIDATE
COLLINS
TODAY
fleets and settled m the wstfgj
Very few oftheta were teen la the
air Xlyuif or moving from om
art* to another.
SUMTER L.
• Cenvenlenl 34* else I
H « a r G o v e rn o r
The Mutual aeena attracted
many motorist* on their way in
to Sanford. One motorist explain
ed, "I thought they were small
sailboats and came over to see
them.*1
Many people In this vicinity hud
never seen the white, egret although
It Is a rather common water bird
around tha lakes of this area.
•£> t.iSr ^usUrday marntrig-lV
c rrr ti H«H floated away irom San
ford headed South. S!o*t of the
anowy white birds gslhered In
L O W R Y 'S PLEDGE
• Big, 34* True-Temp Oven I
• Four feat Ceres surface unitil
* NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN
PANAMA CITY m — Oscar
lieUema of Dade City took overi
tod*y as president of thn Florida
City Managers Assn, succeeding
Herbert C. Gregory of Quincy.
Also elected yesterday were
Charles Odhetn of Bartow, vice
president, and James Stewart of
Titusville, secretary-treasurer.
'l
' *
COVER
ouse
Subject to the Democratic Primaries
NO MIXED SCHOOLS
Kt$p ft*tUk Cllmih
Jot C. Jeaklns, Stale Campaign Manager
v
/
1-eater W. Mitchell, Stale Campaign
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Shop and Save
In Sanford
VOLUME XLVIH
Kelabllshed 1ROH
Geneva Rally
Described, As
*Most Effective
SANFORD. FLORIDA
MONDAY, APRIL 30. 1936
Cub Scouts
Recei ve Awards
Herald To Sponsor
First Pancake Dap
In Seminole Count
Approximately 130 people at
tended the April meeting of Cub
Scouts Pack Ten. Thursday night.
There was a large display of
handsume birdhouses made by the
boys, and each Cub explained the
The 10th Seminole County Demo research hi had done on lords in
cratic Hally turned out to be the accordance with this month’s
most effective of the rallies held theme.
Cubmastcr Ted Williams com
so far.
mended
the entire pick on their
Tha opening shots of the rally
were fired by candldatea for the appearance , at Inspection, and
Board of Seminole County Com awarded the Honor Flair to lien.
13. The den count for attendance
missioners, District 1.
percentage resulted In « threeRobert Billhlmer told a packed
way tie among the Woheloa Den
Geneva Community House Friday and Dens 8 and 13, with the hitter
evening that "1 will devote all of winning the draw for the honor.
Committee ehnlrmnn, K. I). KlrA roundup at Pinecrest School of the lime neeessary to perform all
all prospective pupils ami Parents of the official duties of a Seminole choff, presented 1050 registration
will be held Wednesday, May 2, at County Commissioner." He said "I cards to caxh Cub, unit announced
will corn* out Into your district
„ l0
t P#fk
w ill
1 p. m.
: l . At l W lir
All children ready for the First and find out what your needs are. ^ hpW on „
By MARY FOWLER
Rillhlmer's strongest appeal was the area field representative wilt
Grade in the Pall In the Pinecrest
A
query
a* to why a Sanford
made In his stand for fire fight attend to mokr the annual cha’ler
Area are aikcd to meet with their
hank should he the repository of
ing
equipment
for
the
county
presentation. May 19 was set as MISS LYNN MII.LF.K, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Miller
parents In the ichool auditorium.
communities. "This Is one profunds deposited by Volusia coun
While the children enjoyed re Jed," he said, "that affects every the date for a concentrated train and Muster Robert Faron, son nf Mr. and Mra. Sam Karon, don’t
ty commissioner S. K. Stone vva*
need
Arthur
Murray,
Representing
the
younger
generation
In
Do
ing rourie for all Cub leaders, and
freshments and visit the class
one of you, old and young, and will especially for any possible future llar)-, they are inventing their own dance steps.
one of the hlghlicht* of tli*
rooms, Mrs. Margaret Reynolds,
In the lonf run save you money." lenders, such as Den JloAirs nr
Democratic rally In Do llaiy Fri
principal, will talk to parents in
day night.
John Krlder counttractcd stale- Committeemen. This consolidated
the auditorium. For registration menrs made at previous rallies
Chairman Ed Healey showed a
program will start at 3 p. m. al
purposes, tha birth certificate, and
when he commented "As the speak McKinley Hall of the First Metho
photostatic ropy of one chock as
If available, Inoculation record, will
ing has continued Dhrough the dist Church on Saturday, M.iy 19,
proof mat this is happening to
be needed at this time.
county -....‘craj candidates have und will eoneluile nt ahum 9 p. m.
f inis intrusted to iho LcLan.l
Tha question at to whether or not
taken pot-shots at me."
cornn.lsvinners. A ropy of tho
after a group dinner.
the child la In the Pinecrest area
"It has been said that the City
cheek will t e sent Go . ' ull*-i»,
Woodrow Cash, secretary, offer
may arise. In order to eliminate people In Sanford are for me,"
Henley promised. Since the Do
• great many phone calls, Mrs. Krlder explained. "And 1 hope they ed subscriptions to "Boys’ I ife,"
Twelva hearings were held in Bury people have contributed ftlM,the Scout magailne, at a reduced
lleynoldi will register all first
arc," he said, "for that Is the rat# to anyone interested. These
(ho chambers of Juvenile Judge 000 from their own pockets fop
graders attending the meeting and
best recommendation 1 could re may he obtained thrmign him or
Ernest Housholdcr during the betterment *>f roads in their town,
when the actual school boundaries ceive."
month of March nf this year ac Henley said, they are vi'nlty In
any Den Mother. Then Cush madu
are set up any registration that
Krlder also said that "It has 'ho following awards, held over
cording
to the report for the past terested in tho outgo of their
needs to transwer will be taken
month Just released.
been mentioned that 1 have ra from the March Pari, turn-ting:
money.
c a rt o4 by the school.
dical schemes." I don't think good
Steve Willis, Wolf budi.e; Tom
The Juvenile Counselor, under
A letter of March 30 wn* rend
mads are radical, he said. And my Online and l-nrry Hatfield,
lho direction of Judge Huushuhlrr, In which Stono promised *o •>« nt
the eauseway is modern thinking. Bear badga and Service star; Billy
made fivo trips serving summons Friday night's rally; then ona nf
And he concluded, "Mixed In place flail, l.lon badge; Curl Smith,
und petitions on parents of Juvc- April 33 In which he «tnrte,| his
mads is not a radical Idea." We John Leach, and Jack Williams,
ntlo offenders with 13 trips for duties came first and ho ronhl
Present A t
should progress—we should have Gold Arrow;' Robert Peter* ami
investigations concerning tho 12
,
_
, ., .
__ .
A Chevrolet Station wagon, com hearings held during the past ton att’ lld. Th's was met by boos
vision, said Krlder.
from the andlrnre.
..
’
'
',
V.
pleto
with
radio,
powceglidc,
amt
Healey also showed tho ramTVie lay volunteer chairman of W. Brown .Miller continued hi* and Jeff Williams, As.i.t.nt Den >,0.tc r w„ p ^ ^ d t0“ ,h#‘ Wo month.
The Juvenile Court orilerod four pnigli promise* of Stone to assist
the Florida Mental Health Assocla. brief talks at Geneva. He said "I ncr.
man’s
Auxiliary
of
the
Semlnnlo
New Rohrata Inductc! this Memorial Hospital fur use by the children held In Jail during lho e Ills tho smaller district: r.r.-J h1*
tlon was In Sanford last week hr have enjoyed working for you for
first obligation to see tlint bet
risen! • program of mental three and a half years and 1 ask month Included Kenneth Demers, Seminole Memorial Hospital staff. month of March.
Fortner)
Helms,• .Tom
During the month two colored ter roads woulf he built "It has
The
1936 oiauuu
Station Wagon
con
•alth to reprasanlatlvas of San- you to put me In again.”
,Donnie
,
. „ ,, Joe
,,
IOC IUJO
wukuo was cunIIo||cr ^ 1Jollar boya were sent to the Industrial been three years and three
lord ehrlc elubs and organisations. Robert Bennett told the Geneva Lockwood, David Scott ami Georg. ,rlbuted by
School al Marianna.
Motor Sales of Sanford.
months sine* then," Hrnlrv slutlive. Richard Stover, of Miami, Community House audience "In Tow ell.
Achievement and electh i .ward* , Tho kcyi( of lho lUtlon w<(lon Sheriff Denver Cordell submit el, "and nothing dime until now
«ama W Sanford by plane for the asking you to aupport me I am
m setlaj. She was Introduced by asking you to let me use my educe, for April were then made as fol- were lurncd over to Horry Weir, ted thro* complaints to Jmlgo in this campaign scasnti, Stono nrtnwsr David Scott, Wolf liadgn-1 Administrator of tho Hospital llouiholdor hiving to do with Juve hi led tha cluying nf, Hie whoo\
Bill m rk, local automobile dealer. tlon to help you."
Hennett criticised the road pro- Georg* Towel), Wolf bp rig* and 1smn-yday morning In ■ brief cere- niles stealing from neighbors and baa ronte."
Senator George Smothers Is
honorary chairman of the eiale- grant lor Seminole County when Durn >r strip.1; Rill Hill anil Lurry ntony in front of tho hospital on- relatives. Tho Sanford I’ollce De
fn Seminole County Stone snnke
he said all of the funds for Sontl- Fittoo. Gold Arrow; Dnmty N e t-. ^-nnce.
partment referred ono Juvenile to glowingly of tho prop wed cause
vrida organisation.
ties.
Silver
Arrow;
Tommy
BagThe
Station
Wagon
was
preaentnole
County
roads
for
four
years
Judge
liousholder
on
suspicion
of
Mra. Stover’s purpose In visiting
way over Lake Monroe, entluithe local meeting of civic leaders were used on 17-02. "[ don't even gerly ami Roddy Dnffron, Service Cil so that the Women’s Auxiliary stealing. The City Policeman of sjnslleully giving hi* approval. In
stars;
Larry
Chester,
Tommy
will
have
lho
funds
already
raised
Oviedo
referred
three
Juveniles
to
was to organise s Seminole County see saw we’re going to build <«,"
frohne, I'ntrirk Hull, anil Tommy and planned to lie raised In the lho Judge on charges of breaking Volusia County Iho next day,
unit of the Florida Menial Health he said.
Healey said, Slone tiisUt’-d that
•nke, Denner stripe; .ml Steve near future for other lunch needed and entering anil stealing.
"I
haven't
callnl
any
name*,"
Association which in turn could
hi* aim wn* all for n four lane
equipment
(or
the
hospital.
other
.entitles
u(
the
Juvonilo
he
said,
"but
somebody
felt
guilty
"'I
'1
1
*.
Assistant
Dernier
promota the program of volunteer
highway
through De Il.iry.
The meeting closed with an iniMrs. Evelyn Epps, president of Judge and his Court included the
and hollered.'
work and contributions.
Sheriff Tucker nrrived a* the
pressive enndlelii-ht reremoay of the Women's Auxiliary nf lho securing of working papers (or one
The
candidates
for
Hoard
of
The entire program of the mrntal
Webclos graduation. Ji a Prescott Seminole Memorial Hospital, pre- colored girl; one hoy received Ills audience wn* evidencing tlu-lr
health association has bern on a Seminole County Commissioners, •lark Williams, Hilly Cnlaman, and trilled the keys of the station wa- driver's license after having R opinion of Stone. Smiling dryly,
DDtricf
5,
Gus
Schmsh
and
Homer
Volunteer basis. tie ndilie»*nt them ** 'fellow
Dnnnld McMurray were- solemnly gun to Weir,
suspended for three months.
(Continued On Page Ten)
Mrs. Stover pointed out to the
promoted from Cub Seoul Pack
The Chevrolet Station wagon is
During the month of March, 17 BhlKstiue*.' tin spoke of hi* aboli
Croup of clvie loaders that one out
Ten to Boy Seoul Troop 31. a 6 -passenger four door model in children reported to Judgo Itum- tion of the fee system which, ho
of II children will at tome time he
said, smacked of thn Hohln Hood
Scoutmaster Tyre porformrd tho white and light blue.
holder on probation.
fn a mental Institution. She also
Introduction, assisted by four re.
Tho County Health Unit refer days, I’arl Caldwell and Roy Mc
• aid that about 90 per cent of the
prose ntulivo lloy H-*f ot» who wel
red two complaints to the Juve Williams, rnmlldate* for romniishospital beds of the country are
nile Court. Ono complaint was sinners of thn Third District re
comed tha successful Tenderfoot
occupied by mental disorder pa
candidates.
relative to a family being neglect ceived ovation* a* they dear r Ibed
tients.
ed by their father and tho other (ho clique which I* handing out
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Semi,
A committee «f four was ap.
to do with a young colored boy cards for each other In tliu hope
pointed by tha group nf civic nole County Tuberculosis a n d
who had run away from homo of rontlmilng 'oil the gravy
lfaalMi
Association
will
he
held
leaden to recommend officers for
and was believed to liavo had a train*. Ruth rnndldntet outline,I
tomorrow
night
at
8
p.
m.
In
the
Mr*, Harold Appleby, Seminole contagious rash on him.
tha local organliatlon to bi known
their ambitions for tha office to
The Juvenile Court received which they are aspiring.
ns the Seminole County Mental Commissioners Boom of the San The Sanford Slate Farmer* Mar-, County En»ter Seal Chairman.
ford
City
Hall.
kel satld. week ending April 2fl.|vn« In Orlando Saturday to par- eight complaints to do with JuveHealth Association. Those appoint
Reports from chairmen of all 32 varlrtle* of produce and prilll, tlclpate in the annual spring niles trespassing on other proed to the nominating rommlttee
ware A. L. Wilson. Mrs. Sidney committees of the organization will Totaling 70.391 package* at a gross meeting of the Florida Society fur pjc i- property, annoying nelghhors, and committing other acts
Ives Jr., F. I). Scott, and Mrs. be heard and nffierrs for the en valu.tion nfSI37.MM.60, according f r t p p lr d Children.
suing year will be elected.
to the weekly newsletter of Sandy
Representative* from t* local 0f mischief, and family troubles
C. L. Park Sr.
Principal speaker for the occa Anderson. Matket Manager
E id e r h'enl Jt'nnp* attend • l the wjth Juveniles Involved,
It is expected that the organltaFrom a prlcewlse standpoint, ail day sci''on al the Kola I’la-’o
Tho Juvcnilo Counselor made 23 The Bcv tl L. Zimmerman will
lion of the eSminole County Mental slnn will he Dr. Benjamin L. nrock.
investigations fur the white and he Iho principal speaker Wednes
Health Aseoclitlon will be com Medical Director of Ihe Central Sandy Anderson pointed out in his Hi tel.
day at the noun luncheon meeting
Accotdl*g to report* fr <n ea.'h colored schools.
report, all items moved nut a; a
pleted In time to nartlcipale In the Florida Tuberculosis Hospital.
The meeting is open to the pub satisfactory level with the excep group, more than tiso.ooo ha* One case was brought to a suc of thn Sanford Kivvanis Clllh held
National Mental Health Week pro
tion of cabbage, celery and bean*. been miied t hwjghnut the 'itot: cessful conclusion hy the Juvenile at the Yacht Club.
gram which has been set for May lic.
Mrs. Lorraine Graham, Exccu- These three varieties, he said, are hy the saie n( t '..-ter Bi .i t to aid Judge which involved personal
Iter. Zimmerman'* program wIM
I through the 23.
property damage by a group of ihe on "The Music nf Th* ConRepresentatives of the Pilot Club, tlve Secretary of the Seminole selling al unprofitable prices (or humlicappi ,1 rhi'dreu.
Among the societies which have six children and which had taken federoey". Some nf the music will
Rotary Club, Klwanis Club, Jay- County Tuberculosis and Health As thr producer.
"All growing crops are making Increased I heir campaign over lust thro* months to cloae.
he presented from record* hy the
cees, Data Sigma Phi. Woman's sociation, in making Ihe announce
National Symphony Urclicsjra of
Club, Welfare Board, B & P W ment nf the annual meeting, also rapid progresj due to Ideal weather year Is Ihe Central Florida So
Club, and the Hospital Auxiliary urged that every member of the 'onditlnns cxisitlng for Ihe past ciety for Crippled Children of
Washington, D. C,
allenried the meeting held I! the organliatlon attend tn hear Dr ' ten d a ) S a n d y Anderson eon- which Mrs. Appleby Is vice ptesl- p i m C T O I S u n d Q V
Program rlmirpiun for Wednes
dent.
•
Brock.
i eluded.
d o m i n ' * Club.
day'* program I* F. C. Wynn.
Residents of Sanford and tha
county have already cnntrihutrd
J. If. Hicks, 63, died at his home
$1,66(1 dollars to help tki* area's
at 6:27 *, m. Friday morning after
rripnlrd youngsters.
1,
r »"i.oh':ti«ns may sill! h* mail a lingering illness,
Mr. Hicks was born April f 1831
'P L
ed to thn ricrida Blate Bank.
4.
in Lee. He was a member of
*t
In k
:
! Brotherhood of Mslntensnro of
if c lF
uf
Pinecrest School
Plans Registration
Roundup May 2
(P
f
v
De Baryifes Boo Pr oceeds Emergency
Absent Official . G o To ,
Renders Slig
S. E. Stone, DeLand A u x i l i a r y Damage To
Juvenile Judge Holds
12 Hearings In Chamber
Bill Holler Gives
Woman's Auxiliary
New Station Wagon
M any Local Groups
9
Meeting
On Mental Health
0
f
Committee Reports
Will Be Given
At TB Assn. Meet
->
w
Aanoclated I'rcwn Lagntd Wlra
Annual Memorial
Services Will
Growing Crops Are
By Held By Group
Making Progress
Rev. Zimmerman
Will Be Speaker
**
For J. H. Hicks
Sanford and Semi rude County
c!lir.rna will eat panrakr* next
Sunday from 7 a. tn. to 7 p. m.
at !he Elk'* Clllh.
The first annual Pancake Day Is
being sponsored tiy tho Sanford
Herald with all proceeds going to
the Women'} Auxiliary o( the
Seminole Memorial Hospital.
Fund* provided hy rontrihuHona
will help the Women's Auxiliary
buy important equipment for tha
local hospital.
Th« Sanford Herald staff will
rook and serve thr pancakes as
well as furnish all of the ingredien
ts wlthmll rust to the Women's
Auxiliary,
'
Sanford ami Seminole County
families *ia urged to stop hy tho
Elk's Chili on their way to church
or after clnirvh for breakfast,
lunch, or snack nf pancakes, syr
up, sausage and coffee.
Thcro will he no tickets sold
to the all-day affair, anil there
will tie no rharg* for the P*neakes. Contributions nf any amounj will he accepted when tho
the pancakes are served.
I’ancak* Day will hav* ■
three-way meaning In Sanford
and Semlnola County. It la th*
opening day nf the nutlunwhl*
"Hospital Week* celebration and
the lead-off day of tha week-long
event. I'ancako Day will also be an
opportunity for local cltlicna to
help tha Women'* Auxiliary of
Semlnulo Memorial Hospital In
their .sfffnt* tn provjd*.as jijydt of
llio equipment so badly m'riled hy
tho local hospital and 1’ancake
Day will he another opportunity
to urge as many families as poa«lh!n to attend thn cllurfh nf their
choice.
The Sanford Herald Staff, head
ed hy I'ohlislier and Editor Fred
I'crkln*. will cook the pancake*
and servo them to whs,* is
i-xpi'ctcil tn he one of Inrgest
turnouts In this wieu supporting
the humanitarian efforts of the
Women's Auxiliary of the Brininoht Memorial Hospital.
Serving of Ihe pancakes will
start promptly at 7 o'clock next
Sunday morning to allow families
to attend early service* of Ihnir
churches ami to take rare of the
early-morutug eating hablta of
many families,
I'lenty of seating space wilt he
provided at thn Elk’* Club bar
becue pit so that everyone will
l>e ablo to rat In com fort.
Friday at 9’ 1(1 p. nt. Lt. le w la
M, Mi IDaps of VAH-7 effected*
successful night landing a t tha
Naval Air Station desplto tha
fact that he was unable ro wire*
Iho nose wheel of hi* A i«l
"SAVAGE".
Using excellent pilot technique
l.t. Mlllsaps mixed hi* 17 ton air*
craft Into tho emergency arrest*
lug gear on the runway and ramda
what was later termed by ‘^ la
crew as "a landing softer Bull
most carrier landings."
The drnma had aeen Its hegfnn*
Ing nearly five hours before when
Lt. Mlllsaps nf Ashboro, N.'-.C*
his 3rd, Crewman AI3 R. C.
Stair, of Creson, Pa. and two In )
crew trainees, AI3 F. Chaxar|,n(
Lnnsfors, Pn, and AM M.,’, B.
Flacey of Pensacola, took *rol(
on what wa* to be a brief train*
Ing flight Upon their re tu rit'ta
the field for landing, It wa*
discovered that the nose wheel
could not ho lowered by normal
meant.
While the crew exercised th#
prescribed emergency procedure!
a group u( squadron officers head*
ed by their commanding officer,
Cdr. L. D. Llbbey, gathered In tha
N.A.A.S. Control tewer to olf*r Ail*
vice To pilot Mlllsap*..
In tbs mean time 3rd crewman
Stair had (amoved a portion- oj
tho eahln flight deck and had
galnsd tiroes* to the malfutullon*
Ing PoikTwheel. T at nearly thrsa
hours, with tho upper p a r i' of
hie body hanging In space, ha
struggled to retest# th* Jammed
wheel.
At Mm* passed fuel starvation
and finally at 0:30 p. m. It wa*
loomed as an even greater threat
decided to put the big plane Into
the arresting gear. Thanks lo Lt.
MIIDnpa skillful execution of th*
Inndlng, the plane auffered only
alight damage and tha crew
escaped without Injury,
Harry Weir Will
Appear At Confab
Harry Weir, AdmtnUtritor of th#
Semlnola Memorial Hospital, Will
speak i t tha monthly meeting of
the Semlnola County Ministerial As*
•notation Thursday, 12:30 p, tn. al
the eSminole High School,
His subject will he "How Mint*
•tors Can Cooperate With The Ho*«
pjtal In Hie Care Of The Sick."
The llev. Milton Wyatt will pro*
Sanlando Springs will experience side. All ministers serving congf**
an all-time record attendance for nations in llm county are Invited to
April desplto a prolonged cool attend the meeting,
^ •
spelt this month, J. S, Damico,
acting manager of thu tourist at
traction, reports,
Buxine** was 2H3 percent for Ihe
Partly cloudy through Tuesday
first 27 days nf tho mnnlb ns com
pared with Ilia sumo period *u with widely scattered mostly after
1931,
noon showers.
Advance reservation* for May hy
school group* ami business com
pany parties indicate Hint next
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
month also will be a record break
(Continued Oa Pag* T n )
er, It was learned.
Sanlando Springs
Attendance Rises
Weather
Golden Anniversary 2 Cb!m,AC,t 2Sro li,i!
Will Be Celebrated sme*
S * iL
L & hee
i ,nfrom
s,n,nrd
19-10'Scoming
Alochiway,
By Officer, Wife
He had been omnloyed by the
MWL EVELYN KIM'S, President of the Women'* An xtllaiT delivers th* k*yn of ■ brand new Chevrolet
liion wagon to Harry Weir, Administrator, flemlnol* Memorial Ho^pitah The Station wagon was
M M l r N Mstfw «( R efer Motor 8*>«. (SU ff flw to)
. saver * * '* * 4
(tr
A Sanford Police offlrrr who
came hern In 1913 and hi* wife
will rrDhralc their Golden Wed
ding Anlvenroy Minor* iw al their
home on Sanford Avenue,
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Fellow* will
celebrale 30 years of marriage at
a quirt home afalr tomorrow a*
they receive friends and well wish
er* during the day.
Fellows, a desk sergeant at tha
Hanford Police Department, came
to Sanford in 1913 and hat served
approximately 30 year* of th*
time a* a police officer.
fn addition lo hts duties s i a
police officer, be la also a watch
maker.
Mr. and Mra, Petlnws hat* five
children all married, and four
ACL for the past 20 years.
Survivors include hi* wife, Mra.
Kluabetli Hicks, four children,
Mra. Beatrice Alfred, Sanford- J.
W. Hicks, Clermont; Mrs, Virginia
Galley, Daytona Beach; Mrs.
Bobble Snyder, New Smyrna; ten
grandchildren, two great grand
children; thro* aisles, .Mrs. M. J.
Bell, Lakeland; Mra, W. O. Cool
ey, Oxford, Miss.; Mrs. Millie
Grantham, Nashvllla, Ga.
Funeral services were held at 3
p m. Sunday at the Briawn Funer
al Home wilh th* R*v. Cox of
Primitive Baptist 'Church of Vrro
Beach officiating and the Rev.
J. C. Crews of tha Church of God
from Jacksonville assisting.
Biwlal was fat O A
Lawn
"MR. TENNIS", BID HUMMKHFIRLI). knap* the attention of
ancrmJng daring the Tannin Caravan sad CMaia. (Staff Photo)
.
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VOLUME Xl v H T
HANFORD. FLORIDA
^ H U R H D A V ^ P R lL ^ fl^ n s n
A uucU ted Preen Leaned Wire
1
Touhy Speaks At Co/C!p|anned Morris Submits
C lu b T o d a y ; Sunday Afte r 30 Years
Voting Machine Shown
Principal's
The dream has finally become
a reality from the passing of Tim
Little Red School formerly housed
nt W. 13th St., and lak e Ave.
to the beautiful Goldsboro Ele
mentary School now located at
| Prealilent Georga Touhy of the J ■
“
West 10th St., which will hold Ita
Seminola County Chan’lwr of m
#■
i k •
dedication ceremony and open
Commerce this morning told the F j l C f P f \ A < l | L ll’IV P
bouse, Sunday,at 3 p. nt.
Coffee Club, meeting In the USO | " M J I w l J Veil I I f l l T w
Miss Fannie D. Reid, principal
1 Building “Whan we have our
of the school welcomes parents,
memberahip drive In Lie fall
nnd the .rontmunlty to attend the
hope you will remember what other
It
dedication.
Herman E. Morris, after 30 years
communities are doing.
The faculty and staff and many
of service in public schools, sub
■ You don’t,huy a membership In
otlirr volunteer worker* have
mitted his resignation a* Principal
the Chamber of Commerce,’* he
been h'isy preparing for the
of Seminole High School.
raid. "You buy cooperation and
event. To Insure everyone having
In a letter addressed to the
■
:■
through our membership we build
Faster Seals aod (he EasTci „m,,u» opportunity to witness the
Board of - Public Instruction oi
strength and I m p r o v e the Seal Campaign brought In a total of dedication^ a special routed tour
Seminole
County,
Murrls
tendered
economic life of the community $2,346 01, Mr». Harold Appleby re-1 hits been developed to expedite
• !tV ,
dj
his resignation to become effective
for progress,'* Touhy added.
ported todhy.
the flow of traffic. Guide* will be
si tho end o( Hi* 1033-36 school
lie said “ We have a good many
Mrs. Appleby, chairman of Ihr stationed along the route to point
yesr.
projects going on around here. I Raster Seal Campaign in Semi- out various features,
Morris told the Board of Public |
hope that they will Impress upon nole Cuuntp, said that the sale of, Among those taking part in the
Instruction "Alter 30 years service
jou the benefits we will derive Faster Seals brought in a total of ceremony will be R. T. Mliwee,
to Ilia Youth of Scininulo County,
from unified efforts.’'
$1,383.41, the Lily Sale was res Superintendent of Public lnstnic*
I humbly submit my resignation
Touhy spoko at the first annlv- poiuible for $43 33, and the Faster (j0n; I). F. Williams, General Coltas principal of Seminole High
ersary of the Coffee Club beaded Seal Ranks produced another $18.68 i sultant in Instruction State DeSchool effective si Hie end of the
by Don Dales who Is chairman of
This, Mrs. Appleby said, w as! partment of Education who will
school year 11035-56."
the committee presented the
responsible for a total of $1,847.44 give the dedicatory address! mem*
He further told the Board of Pub
II. HUDSON MYKKS, DK monthly gathering of businessmen
With postage for the mailing of hers of ths County School Rcard,
lic Instruction. "My family and 1
1IARY, will speak tonight at and Chamber of Commerce mem
Trustee
Board.
Supervisors,
prin
Eastor Seals paid nir? of this
have enjoyed thn association with
7:30 on "Publishing A Great bers.
cipals of schools and gicetlnge
Dales Introduced newcomers to total, a check for $1,300.18 wa
this board, Ihe hoard of trustees,
Newspaper", a t rilgrim Corn*
coming from Mayor F. 1). Scott,
BENJAMIN L. BROCK, M. D.
parents and pupils."
munlty Church a t Oranga City. the Coffee Club which Included: rn a lied to the Central Florida So- It. F. Cooper, chairman of True*
t
Mayor F. D. Scott, Robert Mahan cirty for Crippled Children.
llo said, "No principal has bail
tee Board, Mrs. Dorothy Ringllng,
of the Seminole Loan Co., Harold
However, Mr*. Appleby revealed, representative of County Parent*
more cooperative teachers or finer
Kaslner, A. F. Ramsey, T. V. ns she announced the total amount
pupils to work with."
Teacher* Association, Dr, (I. If,
Drown, and F. C. Winn.
contributed from Seminole County, Starke, representing Sanford doc
In explaining his resignation,
Candidates for local political there was I73A.3A contributed di
Morris saht "About a year ago I
tors and John Kridcr, City Com
offices were guests of the Chandl rectly to lb# Forest Park School missioner*.
had a licait upset hut iny doctor
er of Commerce this morning
tells me that I am completely re
This total was made up of $400
Platform
guests
will
be
Judge
and were Introduced according to
covered." And he fui tiler explain
contributed by the Board of Semi Frnest Housholdcr, Juvenile Judge,
the office for which they were
ed "This has nothing to do with my
nole County Commissioners; $101,- Roy F. Mann, member of Trustee
running.
decision to resign."
.30
by
lha
Sanford
Rotary
Club;
Board;
Roy
Howell,
member
of
The annual meeting of ths SemU
W. A. Adems, custodian of the
HERMAN K. MORRIB
Morris stated in hls letter that
voting machines to ha used in 1100 by the Sanford Klvranls Club; Truste* Board; J. A. Bistllne,
nolo County Tuberculosis (ml
"PrcscnS
conditions
convince
me
$30
by
Ilia
Florida
State
Dank;
$30
fcThs(Florida Slate Amateur Golf Seminole County elections, ex
vice-chairman,
County School
that tha school, and pupils would Health Association will be htld
•ffurninunt Association hn» ■elect. plained
______......
tha. use of the Slioup Vot by the Sanford Atlantic National Board; J. I« Bruniley, chairman,
have belter opportunity by a Tuesday, May 1, at 8 p.m. In the
City Commissioners Room a t the
i.
luff Machines by using miniature Dank; 123 by Commissioner Otis County School Board; W. A. Pat
change at this time."
Fourakrr;
$23
by
Goodyear
Tire
alts of ths 1938 tournament.
rick, member, County Bchool
replicas of the machine and later
City Hall.
He
concluded
hls
letter
of
resig
Jim Spencer and Harry Took* of dem M atrated"lhe” machine'* ItVeTf • nd n ‘lbbfr Company; and $3 by Board; W F. Harrison, member of
Reports from alt committee
nation with "Thanks for all that
Sanford are attending the tourney. which was mounted on a truck Bert Chapmen.
County School Board- I. E. Jordon
chairmen will bo heard, according
yo i have done In my bchnlf."
Tooke Is a mambet of the Direc just outside the Chamber of ComCombining the contributions di member of County School Board;
Ilia resignation of Morris as to Mrs. Lorraine Graham, Execu*
tor* of tha Florida State Qolt As- marc* building.
rect to the school and ths totals W. A. Teague, Administrative As
Tha general chairman of th* principal of Seminole High School five Secretary ot the organisation*
aocit’.lon.
Adama warned that tha ma from th* Easter Seal Campaign sistant nnd Transportation Man
Cancer Crusade for Hcnilimlo Coun leaves some question as to who will Tha election of officer* will alia
Invitation to play her* was ex chine* are *o simple to operate Seminole County'* contribution ager; M 'i, Juannah I- Moore, re
ty, Don Ilulrs, said this morning succeed Ihe present official who be held at thla meeting, said Mra*
tended by the Msyfalr Inn Coun that there was just ons thing cam* to $2,348.94.
lit cut piirclpal of Goldsboro Ele
that th* total of tli* local drive ha* lirailt'd tho faculty and school Graham,
try Club.
mentary 3cbool; J. N. Grooms,
each voter must be sure of—that
Principal speaker for |h*
bad readied $3,770.1)1 as of U for many years,
#Today (npnolch amateur* Don an "X" appeared besld* th* name
retired principal, Croonis High
o’clock’this morning,
jt |s pmbnbla that the annouce- caslon will be Dr. Benjamin L»
Blipllnghoff end Doug Senders of aach parson chosen,
fchool;
Mrs.
lltulrh
Torrell,
presi
Mar-Lou Is Under dent P-TA, Goldsboro Elementary
Uowfrci, Bales pointed oOVlW£ Wl|m*W.g. W c fsso r will tfc an Rrock,', Medical, Dlrf*(or of th*
led a field of more than 1M golf ts*
-r
•- ' • - f 1- - the
drive will not ho complete until nounred shortly following Hi* next Central Florida'Tub»rcul«sU Jlos«
er* Into the qualifying round of
School; Senator Douglas StcnNew Management strom,
April 30, and further contribu tneollng of the Board of Public In pital
the Tournament In Tallahassee.
Representative Mack Cleve
tions are esperlcd to swell the struction.
Dr. Rrock received hls A. B.
The Mar-law Restaurant Is under land Jr., Ass't Stata'a Attorney
Dlapllngho.'i and Sanders had
total
even
higher.
Degrre
from the University of
now
management,
accenting
to
an
I
voile
Appointments
of
teachers
and
decided to pass up ths state tour
>\. William* Jr., and a
announcement made recently
Mr*, (lertrud* Dlngfebler, chair- 1prjnc|pa| s «i* already In progress Georgia in 1019. his M. D. Degrea
representative from the Board of
nament for ths North-South Ama
The Sanford Kiwanls Club, al man
of tlm Seminole <-aunty | jor ,|IC 1030.57 »chool year with from tho Harvard University,
Units Rotas announced that he County Co min iss loner*.
teur at Plnshurst, N. C., but each
l?s noon luncheon meeting yester Unit, American Cancer .Society
has
taken
over
the
active
manage
some of the names already mail* School of Medicine. In 1923. Ho did
registered here immediately after
day, was entertained by the Dou said 'hat till local unit Is n mem public.
Post Graduate work In Boston,
ment of the "Mar-Lou" Restaurbeing allminated from that tourMass., and at the Trudeau SunU
TIi* newly formed Seminole i ant which will be open now at 7
ble Sextette composed of Junior ber of the coveted Ijuotit Topper*
3>'Sheriff
To
Throw
Club in Flotilla.
toriuni.
Saranac Lake, N. Y.
County
Fireman’s
Assn,
met
in
».m.
daily.
High
School
girls
of
the
seventh
^The entry of Sanders, who was
It was pointed out this morn
Dr. llroek was Medical Director
medalist and tourney favorite at Casselberry for ita first official1 Rotas said that the nrw chef Is 1st Ball Opening
grade who attend school at the ing nt a meeting of various chair Mrs. Kate Blaisdell of th* Waverly IHIIs Ranltorlum,
Art Slrer who was formerly with
Plnshurst, was accepted by the session Wednesday evening.
Junto High.
men of the Cancer Crusndo for Dies At Hospital
Louisville, Ky. for 20 year* and
A
few
weeks
ago
a
group
of
|
two of the (meet country clubs in
atata association lata last night
Little
League
Play
The girls, under th# dricctinn of Seminola County, that four of Ilia
was Associate Professor of Modi*
Volunteer
Firemen
from
Seminola
;hc
Slate
of
Pennsylvania.
Kate
Christy
Blaisdell,
horn
1870
avsn though K cams after the en
County and Sanford Fiia Chief
Sixer, according to Rotas, Is1 Seminole Comity Sheriff Denver Mr*. W. G. Fleming, included big gift* group niul four areas In Sewickly, Penn., passed away clue at the University of Louisville
try book had closed.
of the eoimty hnvu not yet re
Blfpjinghofi has won the state Mack Cleveland Sr. met In Long- famous for his pastries and home- Cordell will throw the first Imll three song* on their part of the ported their collections ami con at the Seminole Memorial Hos- School of Mrdldnc for 13 yenr*.
lie has been Medical Director of
made
pie*.
'
nPcn
th*
Little
League
Ball
j
program.
wood
Fir*
Hall
to
discuss
form
pits! yestrrdav.
amateur title the past three years.
Rots* extends an Invitation to all p ,ul/ *
Al,r'1 :i) “M P m.
t Ih, Ensemble, composed of tributions.
„
„ ,
. . .
.1 Mrs. Blaisdell attended Allegheny tlm Central Florida Tubcrculosla
Banders, one of the South's top ing this organisation. Tho ninin
l th. l r: ,an. . ^ ! College and was . nu-mucr of th. Hospital since July, 1051,
eighth grade girls attending Pin*. the Cancer m
amateurs, copped the George purpoa* was to form a Mutual- of his Sanford friends to visit the *n Longwood.
Crusailo here, said Kappa Kappa Gamma National The local Tuberculosis and
Aid
Program.
All
wer*
In
agreeManager
Vest,r
Elgin
announc
Sclno,_
p
V
ien,rd
,
progr,
m
Mar-Lou
Restaurant
now
under
ashlngttn title hare this y tar
ment that thla should he don* hls management.
Health Association I* very fortun*
ed today there will be pro gam* f)f ,
,helr pan of the this morning "This wus tha (test Sorority.
r the second straight time.
organised dive ever conducted In
ceremonies al 2:30 n. m. with the ...........
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du* to tha fast growing areas m
Ill 1893 she married Thomas C. ate In securing Dr. Brock as •
enrerlNinment
program.*
Eighteen holes will be pliysd
Seminola County. Tho volunteers’
opener getting under way al 3
Seminola County. Among the
speaker for their annual meeting,
each day of the four-day modal
Judy Ludwig accompanied the response wa* excelltin*. I am Blaisdell, an educator who canto Mrs, Graham said today, and tha
p. m.
Fire
Departments
participating
tn Sanford In 1943 after fifty year*
play toumsy.' Ths low 84 storers
Rev.
Lumb
Will
Be
double
sextette,
Kay
Ivey
and
proud tv hav* had a unit. 1.1 this
Tin- Longwood ftroves will take
will be, Longwood, Altamonte
of (caching. Ho passed away In officers of the orgsnlxatlon expect
in today's round will qualify for
on the South Seminole Indians in Marilyn McDaniel accompanied the yenr'*_ Can. »r Crueadi."
Springs, Casselberry, Lake Mary,
an unusually large pirnnut tg hoar
the championship division.
■m
In ln g Prynr, county Bason 1947. During th* Ion year* after him.
their opening gn.ne. Bnttiirici for Ensemble.
Forest City, Sanford and Oviedo. Guest Minister
. (J!
Mr.
niaUdell's
retirement
7h*y
At ths association's meeting
rhnlrmnn
expressed
hls
tbnnks
to
1'rlor
to
the
program,
Fd
I.an*,
The Rev. Henry Luinh will th,. Biovrs will le Johnny CamDuring th* meeting future
Present
officers
of
the
Seminola
traveled around thn wotld, made
last night, Maynard Ramsey of
plans were discussed as well as pleach al the Hr«l Me'lto'lisl there, pildiei Mild Boy Link, rat- celeluniing bis birthday Ibis week, "lonigwooil, Luke Mary, Fblo several trips to Eurnp* and tho Counfy Tuberculosis and Health
.73
Tampa wa* elected president and setting up a permanent mganiia- Church Sunday evening at 7:30. | cher. The Indians will hnw Itoir-1 presented John Galloway with
Springs anil I.ukn Monroe for tho Caribbean countries,
Association are: Mrs. Herman
Jack Russell of Clearwater, vice
wonderful
job
Unit
wus
done
dur
The
Rev.
Lumh
was
hunn
od
by
l
r
Hines,
pitcher
and
Jerry
Mooraid
of
100
pennies
for
thn
SunHun. The next meeting will he held
.Mrs. Blaisdell was a mend or of Jacobson, prcrddcnl; George If,
president.
in Altamonte Springs Wednesday. | N,,bol* Fl>nt of th* Raltimoro Con- dy, catcher as announced by their shine Committee Fund. L*ne, be ing this year's campaign. The co the Congregational C h r i s t i a n Dabbs, vlca president; th* Roy,
May 28 at § p. m. In th# Fit* ,rrenc* of ,h" Methodist Churcti
Manager Joe I’avelchek.
decked In while hair and whiskers, operation throughout tha county Church of Sanford and the Sanford Louis L. Day, secretary, ami )Irs»
Hall. At that time by-laws will I in 1345 &rtcr 50 >c*r* of service 1 Playing for the Brave* this limped In to Ilia Yacht Club on a wa* excellent."
Ruth B. Scott, treasurer,
German Citizen
Harold Kaslner, Big Gifts Woman's Club.
bo discussed and adopted. All 1 Following III* retirement be moved season will he. Roy I.id«, Paul walking cane to depict his age.
Surviving
a
re
four
chltdron
of the above limited I® Florida and now attends theDeRosa, Harold Judah, Iliilph However, lie was extremely pro Chairman, said this niomliig "Tho Thomas C. Blaisdell Jr. of Berke
Wants To Establish member*
l-’lrt Departments should plan to First Church heie and often as- Monger, Johnny Carutliers, liar- lllle tn hi* expression of gratitude Sanford Stato Farmers Market ley Calif., Donald C. Blaisdell of
it was announced.
I »i*:* •he Rev. Wyatt in the special old Rolen, Tommy Mack, Tony for having been a charter member was ont of thn groups that con- New York City, William M. Blais
Florida Residence attend,
Herman Joyce wa* In charge of services. He will speak on the, Austin, Freddie Grant, David of the local Klwanla Club and for tributed 100 por conk to th* Can dell of Arlington, Va. and her
A letter fr*m a eititaa of Gar- refreshment* for this meeting and ' change Christ creates.
cer Crusade. Wa met wonder ml
| Smyth* and Wayn* Inman.
the organlration Itself,
many received today by th* Cham
response, not only from this group. daughter with whom sho lived,
a
delicious
fish
fry
and
cold
drinks
"
'
ber of Commerce request* in vary
Ibis Is hut una ivnmplo of muuy Mrs. C. It. Dawson of Sanford.
proper English soma Information wet* served to those attending, |
organisation* nn-l group, on wlu< li There are six grandchildren, two
IBds nr* e-iireotlv
great grand children and four
^ o u t Sanford, and Florida homes.
volunteer* called."
rontnl In v.b|, sixth N'avul Di;:
Jfcnry filntlg of Karlsruhe, RupSprelal r,iMiiien wos mactu of n*p,c*
M-morlal servtees will he held til l I'liMIe Work* Offlr* fo«",yia
purr, Germany, writes that h* and Lions Convention
the roloted e«?tii#ns under lit, cm
by
the Rev. J. II. Hunt Sunday, fullo’A'inp' Job to be rou")|i!teu a t
his wife are Interested In establish
chalnm«’»n,,i of Kutlo Itm .i'n
IV 0. Naval Auxiliary Air
Set
In
Pensacola
April
29 lUi-'ln*’ )*-a regular II tho
ing their residence in or near San
nnd Willi* M.10 Mvrtliin. 1 c»,n
StnMun, Haiifot' i.
_>
n
ford and that they intend to come
trliliition from this group
■0 rb,rb rhuri’h sevlce,
The
job
will
iich-Je
lv
0
reniof
to Kbrldx this coming fall. Slntlg April 29-May
to th* total of $100.11.
I M entis aie aiknl In pleas* scud offleers' qnar' v», t'-r-, Jqp.'vr
a A t intclfically that ha be sent
Mor* than 1.000 dtlsgtt** from
M m Myrtl* Wilson, County n^ntorlal gifts to the Building of’lcers* nutrters, r'nht m arriei
a plrturt of a small houia "from 280 or more Lions clubs in Flor- 1
Home Demonstration Agent, or. Fund of th# Congregational Church, enlisted men’s quarters; paViqtf,
Including
rspresentatlve* |
th* inside and th* outsld* so wa Ida,
gstiixeil th* county areas thiuugh the Seminole County Bed Cross ur eloetrlcal, wator, tniii sownaa
ran se* what a Florida hom* looks from Sanford’s Mon Club, w ill,
th* Horn* Demonstration Club in ' a.nF recognized welfare organlxa- system*.
-J*.:. ■
gather in Tensacola this week-!
like."
which **ch health chairman he- Hon slither than flower* This is
Tlm hulMinpr n>* to be IfilJic*
^ T h e CofC is mailing Simlg com end for th* annual state eonven-1
cam* the chairman of tho Cnticcr in accordance with her wishes.
story, sin-fl* *01 d''|'l«.X urltn'Wsf
plete information about tha araa, tinn Sunday, Monday and Tues
Crusid* in her partlculnr »ieu.
eonrre!* m asm iy *'* l wood
i
and as a personal touch a letter day.
. .
,
*
nnd beam cimstrnrtion,
Counting their wives, th* city ,
written in Oerman by one of the
expect*
an
Invaelon
of
around
I
'Peer Gynt# To Be
member* of th* Chambsr.
Inside nnd out, ah* Included'will
2,000 Floridian*, many of whom ;
Al’ltll. 21
ho offstieet pui-ltlnir end A W
hav* never seen the state’* west- j
Given Tomorrow
and water dr.misgp fscllltlcru, —
Admissions
rrn most metropolis, and local
Cardinals Play
Alt Mdj n-mt I'* su)fiiltel, J ,i
Fifth and sixth graders of Pin*,
Mr*. Kntli* Todd (Hanford)
Lions hare mad* elaborate plans
(bipllcat*. aiVirssed to the
crest
School
will
present
"Peer
Theodor*
Jnl.nson
(Sanforil)
to show Teniacola to tha v isit-.
Eustis Tonight
Naval District Public Wovb.V’jQl*
Births
Gynt" in th* school auditorium *1
or*.
fire, Bijy., 13, V. S. Naval Rlho,
The Sanford Cardinal*, local
8 pm . tomiyrow nlghr.
Baby Girl Cochran
Sight-seeing
tours
to
point*
of,
Charleston, R. O., and each *»$
yunl pro basaball learn, will anProceed* will go tn th« "Save
Discharges
historic interest, to th* Naval'
of huihlimr a * tinnVlnj iktwW jti
Retain Eustis in a Lake-Orange air training baaa, and to tha giant |
Ihe Children Federation" for Ihe
Nancy Clmlkcr (Lake Mary)
panted by a chrfk fur 320, |»u\’^ V
League fem e tonight and Tavares new chemical industries located'
benefit of the girl In Germany who
Admission*
able to the Trtnsurer of th* Une;
Friday night, at tha Sagferd Mam- In th* area, ar* among many
I* sponsored by th* sixth gradors. 1
APRIL 28
lied State* ns aect'.rity for (b
orial Stadium, with game Uma at entartalnment feature* schedul
"We know evoryon* will enjoy
Mrs. Nancy Dunn (Hanford)
safe return of the blddlrg dat:
the play", said director Miss Lu 31rs. Iren* Field* (Sanford)
ed.
Ail bids must be In by 2:30
Manager Lloyd Swain has aamsd
cille Campbell. "Th* boys *nd girls
Discharge!
Mon* will find Pensacola gaily
in.,
May 10,
Ed Brooklyn as starting pitcher bedecked for ha annual Fiesta of
h*v* worked very hard and have
Mrs. Rosall* Swaggorty >
•gainst the Eustis Club which is Five Flags, which opens for a
¥
done mo*7 of their practicing b*.
(Lak* Monroe)
tied with the local baeaball teem five-day runi Wednesday, May 8. THIS IH TIIK WAY THEY DID ITI Joyces. Garfield Wlllsttl and M- L. Rabom Jr. literally paint fore and after school. They also itr*. Alice 8 lngl*ton (Sanford)
for third place wife n wen twe nnd celebrating Pensacola* recorded the town recently with their sidewalk “please vote” plea stencil. Ktborn Is chairman of tha Joyce* painted most of the background
Mr*. Ida Jon** (Sanford)
b a t taw * M l
history of -nearly 400 ycara.'
"Get Out The Vot*" Committee. (Photo by Dookhardt)
during Utafr E u le r holidays."
Mr*. Katie Todd (Sanford).
*
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v \ Wil*».?-*;|h.'V4
Successor '
Unknown
1Report Is Revealed
Today By Chairman
★
★ ★
Dr. B. L. Brock
To Address TB,
Health Association
Mayfair Golf Club
Named Site Of '58
Amateur Tourney
Cancer Crusade Total
Reaches $3,770.91
Kiwanians Enjoy
Music Program
At Noon Luncheon
Fireman's Assn.
Holds 1st Meet
S
May 10 Deadline
Revealed For Bids
1
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A m M A C H M Ht«
Movie On Flying
Saucer Controversy
To Be Released
HOLLYWOOD <*-A movie made
■i a documentary • type «tory
of the flying aaurer controversy
la scheduled for re ita it May 9.
Producer* Clarence Oreen and
Ruaaatl Roui* said at* a preaa
daily
preview Monday that the film
bring* out "one Indisputable (act.
that flying aaucera are here."
However, Air Secretary Quarlea
announced lait October that an
eight-year Air Force investigation
of nearly 5,000 sightings produced
"no evidence of the caletcnea of
the popularly termed (lying aau
cers." The AF aald all but 3 per
cent were Identified.
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er
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iji I : i'l*' •.i t *r* h
ing
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shaft
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of
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alone
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33. Irrl*
m, uai*,i i
t. iivi;
tata
w r tu i ••li 11|:
3$. To
bo
Yeetardiy'e Aaeoee
In
debt
S3. Nona god*
31. Holt
data of daatli
are*
30. American
educational
g tool
30. lUvtr
reformer
S i Observe
sediment!
39. feminine
31. Froatuif
33. Aeta
pronoun
pceviih
40. Pull
cro ssw o rd
ACROSS
I. Crowns
8. Scoff
f. Medley
10. Shaft for
a wheel
11, Fair
13. riniahte, te
a coin'* edge
14. electrified
particle
18. Placa
II. Neuter
pronoun
3T. Surgical
aawe
30. Halil
31. Beam
3>. Affirm
33. Lid
33- Fat
IT. Comply
33. Solemn
wonder
39. Lone Star
state (abbr.)
50. Of Sweden
51. Elevated
train (short*
ened)
33. Wiro
meaiuro
S« Hint
3T. Fiber from
the agave
31. Quiet
41. Diipatchsd
43. A chunk
Inlang)
43. Knowi
IBcot.)
44- Dairy
produeta
fl. One of
Scotland'!
king*
S. Egress
7. Addition to
a building
I. Uvea again
U. Monel
13. Cubic
meter
IS- Upward
curving of
ft ehlp'a
planking
tl. Plunder
II. Swlaa rtvir
30. Avenua
(abbr.)
33 In bed
33. Shelters for
pigaona
R
M U V M »O I
1ftStaqiHN C O M
n & r e o victim ...
The 90-mfnuta movie, "Upidcnll(led Flying Objacla." i« pegsad lo
whit are deicribed aa official,
Pentagon film clip* of unidenti
fied object* In flight. The produc*
ere declined to aey how the Pentagon ehott were released to
them.
Clip No. 1 wae taken by Nicho
las Mariana, general manager of
lha Great Falls. Mont., baseball
club, at lha ballpark Aug., IS,
1150. It show* two white epharicil
objects moving laterally and at
the aama distance Jrom each
ether.
p ip No. 3 w ii photographed by
Navy Chief Photographer Delbert
C. Newhoune nn (he Utah daiart
July 3. 1032. It show* a dancing
formation of from T lo IS whits
•pots.
.Tha picture aaya the Pentagon
decided these object* war* wither
aircraft, balloon* nor bird* and
rlaeaifiod (ham officially a* "un
known."
BOY KILLS RATTLESNAKE
WITH ARROW
m
BURBANK. Calif. UTI -R o d n ft
Ktomp'i parents gave him a bow
and arrow for hi* eleventh birth*
day.
Rodney headed for tha Verdugs
hills in starch of big game. Ha
found hlmaalf face to fata with a
colled ratUainakft.
With tha eoolaan and aplomb of
Frank Buck, Rodney drew hit
bow and l«t fly Juit at the reptij
rallied. The arow struck 3
snake l i tha haad.
INDU8TKT UNIONIZED
MIAMI UTI—Virtually tha entire
aluminum furniture Induitry m
Greater Miami, Involving ahou1
1.300 employaa, haa bten unionised
within tha pial weak, Jtrom a Fine,
• Korney far Local 390, Taamstere,
Chaufftura, Warehousemen a y
Htiptra of America said todft.
Agraemant* call for a wage mini
mum ef II.to Ah hour.
Brazil Has Tax
Stamps Everywhere
Yon tan complain to the gov.
ernment about your bote without
a stamp. Tha. law specifically
provides that petitions to labor
RIO DE JANEIRO, Rreill LPI rourts Dead not he stamped.
— There never wee a Boston tea
party in Brasil, Thartfort, you
■to tax stamp* everywhere.
Buy a coat hanger and Ihere'a
a (ax stamp on It. H't illegal to
wear new shoes If there'* no tax
IflBBUBLUl.Wi.l
atamp on tha solas. There ere
START* TONIGHT
stamps on heer bottle caps and on
STARTS 7:20
match boxes * and table* and
»i<—
limpe. Write a letter to the gov.
ernment lo complain about tax
r * f tR a J r w .F l
stamp*: it won’t get anywhere
unices there's a 'alamp on it—not
V flJ U n e h ip u r
only on tha envelop* but on tha
MlMtfMUPM ,
latter.
It would lake quits * taa parly
Featurw—■**T;33 — 'lt*;H
now tn do away with tha stampi,
which account for mora than 40
" iF c O N D FEATURE
par cent of tha govarnmant'a
ordinary revenue.
Stamp* a rt neadtd on *o many
S p r N C f R Tr a c y
thing.* that you hav* to stand In
line to get tham. The atickum on
(he stamp Is no good ao they
hive to be glued and each ont
ha* to ha canceled by writing
your name and tha dal* across
FE A T U R E - lit* Only
ih# front.
It
Hroken I .ante
DOWN
1. Paint
g. By onaMlt
g. Metal
faitener
4. Turf
Free Gladiolas. . . Special Low Pri
(ilt/V M I) ()I> I \ I M .
Friday, April 27th
at 7:00 a. m.
Palmetto Curb Market
CORNER 25th ST. and PALMETTO AVE.
Handling all lines of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, and Cut Flowers in Season, fresh dally from nearby
farms.
o r ariT
RIDA TOl
n nid.
larrlaae. OKOnnX
_
wife, at at, defendants, and you.
and each a t you. era reoulrad to
(Ita your antw
flit
antwtr
er to pltlntllfa'
p lt ln t lm ' com*
A*i Oplaint
urt,
R a ll t m n r e
H m at-
end EI.AINK M.WITIN It Alt*
Ht. 1. Ilurke Lmla*.
«, ito n riv r r.U sl:*
,fcH KRAUS MAU*
a Chrrstin* Pros,
lie, Itsaeina. Pennr +. IlKIiMONU and
n ttln x n , her hue*
tnllywnnit Avenue,
eeltr IS, New York,
N KEtna. deviser«,
aranleee. aaelanees, lienors, rrediCare, irueteea or JOHN J. MAi HRn
deeeaeod. and all partite havlna,
• r elatalna to have anr rlaht.
title *r Interest In the (nllnwlna
deeeflbed property, tylne and lietag *rtemlnnl» t'nunly, Plnrlda, In.
J
o f Ixil I I I of KranU I.
Landa,
‘10
____ It
recordi
_ -------- h e r a h v
that a lull haa been
aaalnet you in tha Plrrult
a and fnr iemlnole County,
f,h ie
wife,
A aS W
plalatirte.
va.
nnllflad and required lo praaant
any
claim*
and
da*
rnand^ wh'ch ynu, nr elthar nf
you, may har* .ratine' tha aatala
nf ROBERT A. NEWMAN AH. da*
ctaaad. lata oj aald County, to the
Count/ Judirdof rleminola County,
Florlqa. at > 1* nfflra In tha court
hnue* uf aald County at atnfnrd,
Florida, within elahl talendar
mnnlha from tha lima nf tha flrat
publication nf ihla nolle*. Each
r-lalm nr demand shall h* In writ*
In*. and ahall atata Iho place nf
reeldence and- poet office address
of the eltlment end ehali ht awnrn
to by the eltlment. hie ta*nt. or
hie tltorney, and any *ucn claim
nr demand not to filed thall ha
void.
/•/ APA M. NEWMAN
A* estcutrla of to* Laat
with tha clerk nf said
and aerva upnn plalntlffa'
atlnrney. OKO. A. Kl'KKn. JR.,
whnee a d d r e s s la P. tv li n t l i s t .
Nanfnrd, Florida, a rnpy of said
answer on nr before Thureday,
Mar te. A. P , l*»S. end It ynu
fall to dn an e decree pro roafeiao
III b« entered K tln tt ynu. and
«*irh of you. for tha relief demand*
ed1 In aald complaint.
T h a n a t u r a or th is aull la tn q u ie t
•he tills to the above described
land
WITNKBB my hand and the seal
nf Bald Court at Hanford, flemlnnle
County, Florida, ihla n th day of
April, A. P . lil t
dacaaeed r'm uA ii. > t
/■/ O. P. Harndnn
Clerk nf said Court
aoticm n r auiT
nr.O a. HPEKIt, JR
t jib btatk o r yum tuA toi
Attorney for nlainilffa
Wit,1,1AM t(. MtK)RE III.
P. n tin I l i l t
a i / c. A n n u m , Huppiy
atnfnrd. Plnrlda
(COURT HKAL)
Sf.'V&dT
...A ■warp Complaint havlna been
l o t h e Corset a t Ik e C o u n t y J a d ( t , filed aaalnet ynu In the T*|rcult
■ K N I M t l . K C o tsotr F l o r i d a ,
l"urt In end for Bemlnnte County,
l o P ro b o lo ,
Florida. In Chancery, fnr Divorce.
IV vet F a t a l * of
.v.*.S?Srt
»••*• action
helnsr
CABBIE Jl'L*.
MARIF.V* MOORE,
rielnllff
R O B E R T A. NE WMAN, B ft
Daerated
T o All C red ito r* t o d Perao o e l i s t toa Claim
Claim*
* oay
r Ut
U tm oada A aotoat
■aid lUtatai
itai
You an'd tarh of jrVt aro hereby
W HY PAY MORE?
BOTTLED GAS
$6-00 PER 100-LB. CYLINDER
& %pJ
RIDA OPF.N MAY IT
MOBILE, Ala. hR-Bida will be
opened May IT for the dredging
of a nine font channel In the Apa*
lichlcola River in Northweet Flor
Ida from (hr Gulf Inlraroaatal Ca
nal to tha Jim Woodruff Dam.
va. WILLIAM H. MOORE III. De
fendant, theie presents art ta eeuae
end require you la flit your writ
ten defenses. If any In tha C»mplaint filed herein, end lo etrvt a
copy thereof upon PUIntlff'e Attor
ney an or befnra lha in h day of
May, A. P lilt, oiherwiia a Pe
er** Pra Canfeiaa will he entered
aaalnet you and tha causa proceed
ea pert*.
WITNKBB my hand and off trial
Heal at Hanrord. Meminol* County.
Florida this loth day af April,
a. 0 . m e.
O. P H e r n d o n
Clerk nf the Circuit Court
■nmlnola Caunry, Florida
fBEAL)
(lnrdnn V. Frederick
Attorney for Plaintiff
P O. Ilni ill]
: » l No rtb P-rV A v en u a
Hanford, Fln rld *
Vote for liexpirknce
iAiNFORD
GASPHONE
CO.
m 1 . W IST IT ,
(
1340
SEMINOLE COUNTY*
CABBAGE
FREE
TO THE FIRST 100 LADIES
a t our opening at 7:00
a. m„ Friday, April 27th.
9c lb. 2 lb. 17c
BASKET TOMATOES
17e QT. BASKET
ONE D O Z E N Beautiful
Gladiolus (your choice uf
eaor)
3 lb. 10c
U. S. NO. 1 GREEN CABBAGE
We Guarantee the Quality of Everythin!
We Sell, or your money back.
(
O PEN AIR M AR KET
* \:V .
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•
M
ARYE. EARLE
CANDIDATE FOR
TA X ASSESSOR
TOM ATO ES
Guarantor! to ha good from top. to bottom,
or your money chcnrfully refum loi
A PERSON OF INTEGRITY
and PROVEN ABILITY!
22 Yearn Actus! Experience
In The Office . . . . 10 Years
As Assistant Assessor
NO INSTALLATION CHARGE
You'll find your favorite names In Brend, Cakes, Milk, Tc# Cream.nnd Dairy Troductn and Soft Drinks.
Farm Fresh Eggs,
- .
FEATURING CURB SERVICE IF DESIRED
,. A
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YOUR VOTE A SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED
(PAID POLITICAL ADV. BY MARY B. EARLB)
mm
OPEN 7:00 A-M . - C LO SED 10:00 P. M.
■i
SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
'w a *
0 « m * tad OpnM * by Vlrital*
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Soys Bicycle
drt” , *“ Interesting Men
1n U. S. Claimed
'
R irlin n Ic F u n
wJtaaionally he condscends to
r u u m g 15 r u n
t>< a passenger In an automobile.
CLEARWATER lit—A 7l-ycar- j(e has a truck for his business but
old ccntrac?rff*<ry-v.cjcl.- riding |iC has a helper drlvo it from Job
Is so much fun he doesn't Intend t0 Job while he rides his bicycle,
ever to drive an automobile.
..„ leyc|e rl(Jlns „ fun , nd ,t „
R. It. Beck ifr. says 52 years of much healthier for me," Beck
bicycle riding have made him said, *'I cat. take short cuts and
strong enough lo challenge any I travel through downtown* traffic
man "In a full day of manual1(a, tcr than my truck,
labor." I'll work any of them ' - a lot of people would be hap*
down.”
pier If they left their cars at Jiome
He said he has never needed'and rode a bicycle,” he advised.
woao msssai a
ORLANDO
THURSDAY •
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TO, CLA H E N C E IIA II.K t ANt>
S. l M C L I I A I I - L l . hla v» If*, h o lla <>l
ih > d a e t t a a d U I L d KEI* il UINN.
and s o y s o d all p s r l l a a c l a i m i n g
by, t h r o u g h . u n d a r or a s a l n a t •aid
y a r l i a a , a n d a n y or all par ii*«
leaving o r c l a i m i n g a n y I n t r r a a i h r,
I h r o u a h , m o l a r »r a g a l n a t aald
nacaa aad M I L D R E D II (SINN an d
L O E l a B V OLLHAH DT K A l MENKO
a n d Pat h u t t a n d , J u l l N K A C IIE N h '. l an d
M.VHUIE
V O L L IIA Ill'T
HONVETT a n d h a r h n ah an d . AND
A L L I’ERdO.NB IIAVINU OH CLAIM
INC, TO H A V E
ANV ERTATL',
I t lf i H T , T I T L E OR I N T E R E S T IN,
OR
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UPON.
THE
REAL
FHOPERTV H E R E IN A FT E R
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VOU A R E H E R E R T N O T IP I P .P
tria l a au ll h a a naan
h ro u ill
s e i l n i l you | h * n a l n r a of wht h
la lo r a m o v a c a r i a l n r l o n d t an d
lo i|iilat a n d c o n f i rm t h a t l t l a in
l h a h a r a l n t l t a r d r a c r l b t d r a i l prop arly .
T h a n a m a of l h a C o u r t In «hl«-h
f h a atilt h a t b r a n I n a l l lu t a d la lh a
C i r c u i t C o u r t of l h a N in th J u d i c ia l
C i r c u i t In a n d fo r S rm l n o l a C o u n ty .
F l o r i d a . T h a a b b r a r i a t a d Ilf I* of
l h a caaa la H I C I I A I t P E NEI.SON
AS E X E C U T O R O P T H E E S T A T E
o r CLARA THOMAS O IN N » l
c LA K EN C E R A I l EY. a t aia, bain*
t . 'h a n r a r y Caaa No. *011.
T h a d a t r r l p t l n n of ilia r a a l proa p a r l v Invo lved la aa foltn w a:
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Ha* a t t h a intaraai-llnn of t h a
. I. Ilna of Hanford A v a n u a n l t h
l h a N o r l h a r l y Ilna o f l h a r I■ti I
o r w a y of l .a k * C h a r m B raiK h
of l h a A t l a n t i c Coaal L in a R a i l
r o ad In t h a C ity o f Hanford,
F l o r i d a l h a n r a N o rth lo Hn»alla flrlaa, l h a n r a I t a . t „ n an ulh
►hla of lln a a lla p r l v a In I'.-iloma
A i r n u a l h a n r a Houlli nn lh a
n o t Ilna of I'aliona Avam ia
fo
lh a
N 'lr lltn o t
corn r r of | , o | I, l l l r r k
I* of
Snd Harllon of Han l ^ n t a . Han
ford. F lo rid a , t h a n r # Houlli S«
d a p r a a a IT t n ln u la a a - - 1 a lo u *
'V » a la rly Ilna of •aid lot w ith
W
r x l a n a l o n lo n a l l r o a d r l * h l of
vr
w ay l h a n r a N o r t h SI d ag raaa,
t.l m ln u t a * w*a«t a l o n * •uld
r t i h l of w a r to h a g l n n l n * Iraa
p ublic r o ad SI l a a t w l d a a d j o i n
in g r i g h t of w ay o f aa ld r a i l
road. AI»o;
I o t a | . J. S. 4 a n d I In f l l- r k
11 nf H-->-mul Harllon „ f San
L a n t a . P l a t Book t p a g a 39.
Tha a h u r a d aarrlhrd landa ara
a l l u a l a l y l n p a n d b aliia In Ilia
Cily n r S an fo rd . *'lor)dn.
Toil a r a h r r a b y r a ,|u lr« d fo flla
your a n a w a r w i t h fha C l a r k nf Ilia
f'lro illl C o u r t o f Ilia N in th .Tudlrl.il
C ln-ull, In a n d f o r H r m ln o la County,
F lo rid a, Mamlpoln C o u n ty
Court
Ifouaa, S a n f o r d
F l o r i d a a n d in
•r rv a a ropy lh arao f upon tha
P l a i n t i f f Jiff’ llAMf> K. NV'.I-HON AH
T H E EXKCUTUII I lF T H E E S T A T E
UK CI.AIIA T il t HI AH UINN, IIS
t l l r n w a y | i r „ Hanford. F l o r i d a on
o r h r f o r a l h a l l t h d ay o f MSy 1*14
I fa r a l n fall no t air a d r e r a a pro
r n n i a a a o will ba a n i a r a d a g a l n a t
•
Kirk Douglas,
Burt Lancaster
Are Haopy Guys
Sits
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a.I S
1:00
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N «w i-W *sth*r
Tha M orning th o w
ra p .m n K m garuu
T a i l P s t t s r >o
Hign-On
P roprim R ia n n i
N*w a-W anthar
Simla K nvoco S ho w •
T h u L and of Oura
f l a m y Sloora
B i r t h s It IIKk
KVCNINO
V a lia n t L a l y
L n ? a o f l.lfa
R#*r«-h fo r T o m o r r o w
f l u ld l n g L la h f
Jack Paar nh«w
Aa t h a B a r t h T u r n a
H a r r ) alooro
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t.ln k la llrr'a lln u ta p a ity
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n i t Mltlrr
Huh f r o t h y
n n e h t s r Day
P a r r a t Rtnrm
T h s W o rld W i t h i n
k a i l -tv
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Rgi. l - r o s i a s o f T u k o n
HOLLYWOOD '* -A n lta Ekberp.
engaged to wed a British actor,!
failed to find a husband here be
cause Hollywood men ae "m ar
ried. engaged or dull.”
Tills will no duubt be a blow
to the ego of movie males, but
the sizzling Swede declares It's
true. She says all (be Interesting
men here ire already claimed.
What about Ihe rest?
"The men here ae not very in
teresting," she said. "I never even!
liked to go out with artors, be-;
cause they ran talk about one'
thing only: acting. That Is so very
dull.
"1 do not like to talk about act
ing all the lime. I like to do my
work and then leave It."
How'come she Is marrying an
actor? Tho lucky fellow Is Anthony;
Steel, well-known English player,;
"lie docs not art like an actor
when he Is away from his work.’’ :
she commented. "When wc arc
together, wo never talk abput act
ing. We talk about anylhlng elee."j
Obviously she Is nuts about the
guy. She said that they met In
AT (iROirNDBREAKINn fKIlKMONIKS yester Iky of the Winter Park Telephone Company. Shnwn
London quite by accident.
(left to rlijht) nrei 0. A. (inllovvity, vice president of ihe company and In chargo of tho plant! J. Hrn.
"I was asked lo go to a pre ■lemon, Plant Menngcrt (3. II. Calloway, president of the company; Lena K. Galloway, treasurer; Wtl*
miere by Warwick Productions, limn Uichards of ll'fhard* (,'onktruction Company; a id (iatnble Rogers Jl. architect. (Staff i'hotot
for whom I was making a pic
ture," she remarked. "I didn’t
want to go, hut Ihe publicity man
ursed ion w. «uii. tit* .i —. *•
come to a small dinner beforehand thougn all Hie others were not In every ni
in one of Ihe suites of Ihe Savoy the picture business, lie W’s s going "I c*
Hotel. I was going lo the premiere In Ihe premiere, but he had no followed
Radio
IIKKSIIKY’S
l* tf « t
Lancaster contradicted. "Coaele**
tlous, bright end loaded wMl IU»
am.”
, ;
“Yeah, ! know. Now tall mo
what yots really think about him."
'It waa no use. Neither iff* Ihem
would budge from his hlgirpralso
of the other. dome days yoU 'juit
can’t make a buck.
JJ*
I learned that Lancaster, j still
owing two pictures to producer
Hal W:i|!it, wai making khr.plc*
ture at his old salary. But Dofgtal
Is doing It as a free-lancer, at A
much lergor sum.
” Oh ho!" ! exclaimed Yn L hv
caster, "Doesn't that maka yrnl
mad?" •
iL*.
"Quite tha contrary." hf,implied
airily. "I'm delighted to -gel tho
commitment out of ihe way so t
can maka my own plan* It'* Kirk
who gats upset. I ask him w^y ho
took tha plctur* then, and-ha. say•
ho needed the money. ^ "Okay,
than, be happy/' t te tlh fm ."
What about billing? Lancaater'g
nama goes on top, hut Douglas’ It
printed in the same s l i r ’typo.
Douglas didn't seem to care,
It wai no go. The trnublw witb
these two guys ti that thef'ra too
successful. You c in 't wbtp up
feud* between hf>ppy people.
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lie Is making a picture In 71, applied for a marriage JletK*.
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HOLLYWOOD < * -!t Mondfd
like a great feud story, end there**
nothing (h it tell* belter thin feud
•(oriei. Unlen maybe It’* cheesecike.
1 Kirk Douglas and Burt Laneaster were making a shoot-’em-up
Western ealled "Guoflght at OK
Corral,” and if lhal didn’t have
the makings of a feud, nothing
did. Here were twe rugged men,
both with strong opinion! and high
ly ambitious. It was a natural. So
t dropped out to the set In watch
the fireworks.
Douglas, wearing a mustache
and genial grin, was the first to
greet me.
'T his guy Lancaster l« really a
lough customer to work with, ain’t
he?” I suggested slyly.
"Burt Is the most wonderful aclor I have ever come in contact
With.” Dougins replied. “ He’s the
hardest working guy, too. And
helpful? He's always trying to
make you comfortable."
"All right, bo a sorehead," 1
snapped.
Lancaster was In the scene.
When he emwged. t insinuated
myself Into his uonfldenc*.
I ‘‘llow about that Douglas—a real
i ham, huh?" 1 smirked.
"lie's a dream to work with.”
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Is King In Germany
5SV C U tATHT
FRANKFURT. Oermaay 0 Don't let anybody tell you tb it
la Germany, beer le kins. Thj
real eorereitn ef the federal re
public. le the the lowly key.
Keye are everywhere. You can t
set Info a mouee hole without one.
Thp German housewife wouldn't
know where ro baxin her day with
out her pack of keys.
She cirri** at le n t a doten ef
them, sometlmee a score or more.
First there's the key to the
front door. Sometimes there ere
'wore than ene—for Instance, the
key* to the holt*.
Then. If she lives In an apart
ment, there Is ■ key to the apart
ment door. In each door of tha
home, whether It he a two-room
flat «r a 30.mom man*'on. (*•*■«
la tha femilar key. Many Garmana still lock tham«rlvas into
their bedrooms at night.
But thia Is only tha betinnlni
M tha key cycle. There are keys
to the back door, too; to the b»««ment. u the attic, to the china
cloiet, the desk, even to Iht f ie
box.
Strange ae It may item . Garmana avan toek up their refrifera-
; i
V/IJrii Ws’vo had an opportunity to taka a close
: i t t h i voting machine*- all 23 of them
Ml which tha voters will register their
J'." choiea for political officea In tha coming el& ....................."
1
2 , They're
so.simple tu oparata that avan a
. ghild ean manipulate tha levers' which flrat
' ' "Idee tha curtain ao th at your ballot may
Of
— recorded In aecrat—second—tha aimpll-
■- city of moving tha levara toward tha can*
1didate of your eholca ao that an "X" will
appear opposite hla name—and than—to
move tha lever, which reopens the curtain
and registers once and for all your ballot.
,, . In the first place, the Shoup voting mn. chine tpakea possible the counting of nil
ballots—for there ia no way that a curtain
way open until a voter has made his selec
tion—end avan though you have made an
*
may ha corrected and then register________ i will be no mutilated ballots and
•e mistaken "X*M. >
.
Through tha simple method of voting
'With' tha Shoup voting machines that are
now oh display In tha Seminole County
’ Court House, there la no reason for even one
1parson staying away from th i polls In the
coming election*.
Once you see the very simple and ensy
manner of voting, there will ha no doubt
•a to your choice over the now outmoded
w ritten ballet
,
The machines are locked, sbslcd, and are
double checked by various methods so that
manipulation of tha ballot count la Impoa-
I'd b lt i r V
.j
■ 7 h* total of Individual vote* for tha cani dldataa listed on tha voting, machine must
! correspond with tha total number of times
<tha eurtalna are opened and closed, which
in turn muat correspond1with the number of
certifications ti«*d to all-iv machine voting,
which again Is tallied with a machine count
; that cannot bo moved In any manner what
soever.
...
If there is a way to make a mistake on
a Shoup voting maehlne, we have not been
able to find I t
Tha entire routine was explained to us
as wa watched the machines being put Into
readiness for the forthcoming Democratic
Primaries.
.
Thera la even a way to vote on those
T ilt Sanford Herald
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Thursday, April 2rt, 19M
Pag* 4
TODAY'S BIBLE VKR81
A man should rejoice In his own works.
—Ecclesiastes 3:22.—There is a dignity in
efficient honest labor. Paul labored with
his own hands and wn* not ashnmed. A good
workman has no causa for fed’.ir.g inferior
to any one.
machines if /tower failures occtir during tha
course of the day's voting on election day.
In case that ynu're not convinced that
these voting, machines are fto'-proof, wa
suggest that you taka advantagJ of tha op
p o r tu n e to practice voting on 'lia msc'.lne*
now being displayed at tha Seminole Court
House. Try to vote for two candidates runn
ing for the same office! You’ll find it Im
possible to do so. Just try to vote twlee and
again'you’ll find that thin haa bean care
fully taken cara of by locking the machlnea
so that only the next voter certified to cast
a bnllot can use tha Shoup voting machine.
Once you use he machine, once you tea
your vote protected by fool-proof mechanism,
then you will ha convinced as wa are, that
voting machlnea are necessary for modem
times.
At the end of tha day’s voting, whan tha
polis rinse, and totals era tallied, there need
be rfo more than three minutes elapse be
fore the outcome of the election is known.
Heretofore, it has taken hours upon
hours, working fnr Into the night, and mnny
times far into ths next day, before totabi
ahowlng the outcome r-f a race can be re
leased.
The simple push of a switch has re
placed the sometimes laborious tssk of pencll-mnrking a paper ballot. Then, again,
there Is no folding of the ballot to stuff It
into a box—followed at the end of the day
by the unfolding, stacking, straightening,
sorting, and then name by name counting
each of the ha’Mts Individually, No loud
calling of names, double checking by twa
or three clerks, or tallying figures one
clerk with another.
Voting machines, we were told by Sam
uel K. Shoup, son of tha Inventor and foynder of the Shoup Voting Machine Company,
have been In use since lflflfl and are now
being used In 40 of the 43 States In tha
country. Many Florida cities are becoming
up-to-date and are using machines for ail
their voting.
Now, Seminole County will be among tha
leaders In turning In their section totals,
hastening the moment when sU of the State
ran know how randidatea are progressing
In their various rncea.
We think that the voting machines will
Increase the number of voters taking ad
vantage of their American privilege of cast
ing their ballots. They will do so because it
Is less time consuming with voting machines.
It Is natural to believe that wa are all
become more or less a puppet of automa
tion and expect everything to he made easi
er and easier—even the pleasure of easting
a ballot fnr our favorite candidate for pub
lic office.
If you do not know how »o use a voting
maehlne—do not stay away from tha polls
bemuse of thnt fear—we have been assured
that someone will be on hand to show
everyone how to use the machine If they
are not familiar with Its operation.
Rut, as we have explained tarlier, tha
Shoup Voting Machlna is so easy to usa It
Is practically self explanatory.
We’re mighty glad that Seminole Coun
ty has the voting machlnea and we’ll be a*
mong tho first in line to use them coma
Tuesday, morning. May 3.
How Do You Overcome Tension?
By HAL BOYLE
| NEW YOBK 0 - Curbstone
comment* of a Pavement Plato:
How do you gat rid of your InBar tensions?
Do you bit* your mils? Light
tip a cigar or clgaratta? Chaw
gum?
UiuaUy a person who has one of
th*M habits Is Intolerant of on*
who Itol another of these nervous
habtm. Tha gum chewer looki
d e n i m th* nail biter. There Is
• fixed gulf of misunderstanding
Between ths cigarette smoker and
th* maa who enjoys a good co-
t
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moo.
!
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1 New—thanks to an enlightened
jAmtlat—all ui craven addins hav*
reason to bo more tolerant of each
•thar.
{ Dr. Maury Maastsr of the UniWsraitr of niinota College of Den
tistry saya smokers, gum chaw•rs and nail biters shars one thing
in common—(hey ar* all former
Hiumb suckers.
A tolerant man hlmsali. Dr.
Maatlar sea* no baste harm In
the** grownup replacements for
lha coaitllng thumb of childhood.
*y -art merely, ha saya, needS i Methods of “relieving tha in
gar tensions' (hat build up."
1 I eaano; attest tha general acturaiy of Dr. Mauler's (basis.
But It Is certainly Irus In my
laaa. 1 wat a stout thumb man
•ysalf until tha age of J, when
f swore off forever.
srelto Instead they urged.
Whs! could a polite man do hut
reluctantly extinguish hla fin#
two-bit cigar—and quietly slip lha
stub back In his pocket when no
one was looking? It would b* bad
manners lo tell them th# truth:
Thai clgsreti* smoke gives m* a
vile headich*—Ihit 1 feel anyone
who actually enjoys smoking cig
arettes ought to hav* his lungs
examined.
Brilev* m*. being a clgar-lovar
la no pip* drtim . You ar* some
times lonsly and amhatrled. Even
th* airline* are against you—a*c*pl on all-mil* flights. A cigar
man ha* lo *11 and brood smokalesa whllt lha clgaratta fana bluafog lha place.
Hava you avtr noticed a afllow
it an airplane absent-mindedly
chewing on his thumb? He is prob
ably a frustrated cigar man ravsrtlng lo the sollc* of childhood.
Taka H from me—again thanks
to Dr. Massler—the next party
hoitsis who • Irlts to shams mi
out of my cigar by holding out a
cigarette is going lo get a brusqua
answer.
"Listen, lady," I will tell bar
coldly. "You may aot bo up on
th* scientific facta behind this sit
uation, but l am.
“Th* truth I* that wt a rt both
reformed thumb suckers who, for
social rations, hav* lumed to sub
stitute adult satisfactions You
prohshly had a smalt thumb, so
you turned to cigarette*. I had
tho large*? thumb in tha neighbor
hood, so I naturally turned to ci
gar*.
“ If I had wanted la grow up to
he a clgaratta smokar, I would
hav* started off as a child by
sucking my lltlla finger. Now
plats* let m* enjoy my cigar in
paaca or, t want you, right hare
and now, I may revert lo real
Infancy and eram iny whole hand
In my mouth and maka gurgling
noises."
Fired with a threat Ukt that,
any hnsteaa would back down and
1st a cigar maw blow lha im«k*
rings nf his own choir*.
That la ths wonderful thing
about scitnea. Th* mors you
latrn about It th* mor* practical
waya you find to usa It lo Impravo
your dally living.
Newspaperman's
Tour Report
.
This It the second p an ef
tha 19th In a earlat ad articles
written by Mrs. Carnage Wall*
whe has bean representing The
Sanford Herald on a recant tour
of foreign countrisi:
Wa spent see afternoon tourln« aa .elementary echo*! which
leaked very mueh Ilka e«* ef
sure Insofar ae the equipment,
methods, st*. wore concerned. II
was Interesting to us, kowtvsr,
ta not* thet* ehrlously we were
token to aa* lha one of which
they were mest pmud line* w#
drove for about SO minute* from
the hotel before reaching th*
school which wss situated In *
nest ef new apartment house*.
Tha really hug# and new Univarsity of Mosrow situated an
Lanin HIM* took another afternoon. Fart of It la still under
eonstruetloa but 10,000 of th*
22,000 students are already Installed an th* new campus with
_____ _______
th* ether#
irattertd _____
ahout __
th#
eity In athar buildings. Th* new
rampua has at present 31.004
room*, with f t,000 ef theca
rooms in ene enormous multistoried building. Th* University
la a little efty within Itself with
everything there foe th# etudent’a
naeda, Th# terrldsrt ef th* present building*, if stretched cut,
would h# 110 kilometer* long.
Student* that ar* found to b*
eligible through egamlnatlon* a rt
given 300 to M0 rubles (171 ta
t t f l l per month by th* fttat* in
addition to carious types of
scholarship* Post graduate* r*calv* 710 ruble* (about |I7S> per
month. Greet emphasis Is appatently being put n* th# tra lv
ing and education of enginoor*.
Wa also visited a ballbearing
plant In Moscow, whkh plant la
on* of their shnsrplace* since it
haa token several national award*
for production goal achlsvsmsnt*.
Half of th* employ*** war* wo
man, who racalva th* asm* salar
ies as man In th* Soviet. Thia
plant has 10,000 amplayaa* and
maintain* on tha premia** nuraarlaa for children, libraries, xym*
was him. health clinic, a aumrier
tamp for youth, and a ton-ysar
school for adults. On* of th* fea
tures which was ^ult* Interesting
waa ana department which was
fully automatic - from th# raw
matariala straight through morhlnsa to tho finished and wrappod-for-shlpplng hall h s a r I n g.
W* war* told that thar* I* na
compulsory retirement ag* hut
tvtryon* la allgihl# for pension
at th# if* of II (10 for women).
Th# parson then can work and
raealvt full poaalon plus hla sal
ary, Children under II ar* not
allowed to work a full day but
may work part tlm* down to th*
___
___ they ar*
ag* of IS. Btlaw
that
hind the Iron Curtain, I have de*
elded the "big boys" ere just go.
Inv to not sty tn« much about
“Unci* Joe" end hop# that he
will he forgotten In th# course
of time •* children are educated
..
j .,
doctrine that doesn’t Include
these things, some ef which In- Stalin. Certainly hie picture and
eluded throne* mad* of gold and nama are still ln evidence - so
sat with dtamenda and ether pro- much so thst yon can hardly turn
clous Hones, cloaks ef hundred* your heed but that ha It not In
of thousand! af matched pearls, sight
at*.
| knflw this Is terrihly long hut
Wa atso visited the world th* stibjeet It Just loo fascinefamed 8t. Basil’s Chureh and ting to leave out anything Hod
thr*« ethers that ar* within tha | had th* time end had ym> the
Kremlin Walla and which, ef newsprint. ! could really writ*
morse, are museums now rathsr much more,
than houses of wotshlp. Th* highRut this last hit will he ell.
light of th* day waa our visit to On* thing that was apparent ♦«
th* Mausoleum where th* bodies our whole group was that the
of Stalin and Lenin lit in state, them* song ef every Russian •
In connection with this, ovsry hotel manager, industrial workday It waa open It wat Intervst- «rs, schoolteachers, clerks, tourIng to observe th* thousands of 1st guides, everyone • Is to “stirptopl# lining th# way leading up pass the United States in Het« the Mausoleum In order to velopmenl." They make no honea
hi* through and view the bodies, about this . they say nething
Bam# people stood In tho snow shout doing this nr that for th*
,n 4 rain far aa long as three neopl# or themselvee, or achievekour*. \Ylth th# saw "da-Rtallnl- Ing personal ambitions, nr nhtin*” program underway, I fall talning something for thslr chll••* Juet eny progress mad* In dre* m d families • Just "com*
equ#l*hlng this adoration th* pee- up to the ^fnlted States and pais
.
This attitude
seems
Pje hav# for Btqlln
and Lonln. them.*
fa* Embassy people and newt- rather childish and Immature
*•* stationed In Moscow said when first observed but after
»*l
would not ho surprised analysing It, of court*, If they
u ••* th* Government move th* *emth-w achieve this on* amhlM e re tang.
tlon, then th* other Iteme will be
court*, when one speaks ef token rare of. They definitely ar*
»*»# Communist Perty and Its making progrtte and they think
anM-Btolta feelings, yeu must their progrese will he faster and
remember that there are only more romplet# with tha Commit3,000,000 Communists In UH8 R. nistie system than ours has been
Raaaue# the Party deliberately with our system. 1 Just thank
keep# Jto membership t lew In God that ray family and I nr*
mm A th# manner ef an *ir|uair* living under our system and pray
r,l»b (thus Insuring tight control) to God that their* Hoes not take
tW* l*»ve# the other tOf.OOO.OOO over the world end u* • which,
•*»•* *r# completely ruled and Incidentally, they say will happen
contrellad by tha Party hut who eventually with no force on the
4* not necsssarilr agrs* with part of th* Red*. They are th*
everything handeo down. Alta, most self confident people ! have
wo allknow tknt there has been avev seen. I Just hop# w# can
a good hit of dissension within prove them to be wrong • and
**)• Party Itself on how to handle without warresulting,
8t*lfn *n4 his memory and folOn* more letter about Leninlower*. After th# two w tski ho- gred • and then 1 will hush!
Try and Stop Mt
................ *y IINNITT Clge-------------NB LAZY IUNDAY MORNING, Mr. Bwtancy taw • maa
aland baslda a car, tailing hla wlfp how ta park It. 8h* final
O
ly managed tha task, after giving th* carl both behind and la
front of hor a thorough go
ing-over. Than th* man drove
th* car aut Into th* middle
af th* avenue, and th* wom
an began trying to park it all
•var again.
“What’a th# Idea?- asked
Mr. Sweeney and th* man
explained, "Teaching tha lu
ll* woman how to park—or
trying to, at any rati. Wo
do It haro outildo Ih* chureh hectua* wa know Iho ownora
of tha aara the hill ar* sura
net allowed to, according t# auv . to bo lrui<J* for at Mail an
guide,
hour."
On# cold, wat afternoon • • *
•pent going through tht Kremlin,
moat of which tour was spent In
tha Great Kremlin Palace where
w* saw th* room whtr* tht Par
ty CongrassH a rt hold, aa wall
•a tha ancient palace* which have
haan Incorporated Int# th* h'g
on* and restored as mussuma.
W* war* taken through tha fabu
lous Armory Treasury where the
Jewels, clothes, coaeha* and other
poaseislons of tha Ciara a rt o*
display. Thsr* would ha no way
of placing a monetary valu* on
A writer aew to th# way* of movisdom waa warktag aa th# aeript
for an opie. Ha showed U dubious* to Harry Ruby, saying, “I'm
afraid they won't gt for it; they’d road between th* lints."
“If thay'ra anything Ilk* mast producer* rva met," tbs*read Ruby,
•they won't be able even to m d th* lines."
• HNk hr BeaasN Cart Pistributsd by Klag Pm Uis** lyadkaia
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THE EDITOR
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their opinions upon ear matters
alters «
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qity wide, state and national. com
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ixstions, but he temperate,
a. Wr
and truthful No perioBslltlss
it The
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the Important* af what you have
to say. AU lettars will he signed
bv writer with address, though
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publication upon request Wher
ever possible letten should he
llmltea to tot or 3M words. The
llertld reserves the right to edit
or rut letters to tit the space
available.
Editor
Sanford Hcrsld
Sanford, Florida
Dear Mirlon:
Thera Is no possible way to ex
press how truly wonderful you were
to u* during th* Easter seal cam
paign!
This year our campaign, from all
indications Is going to be a much
greater sucres* than the Ea*:*r
Seal drlvae of former years, mak
ing it possible lo carry on th* vital
work of helping our own handicap
ped youngsters.
W* ill reengnit* how much H
meins In have th* proper kind of
newspaper coverage which you
have given to us during tho past
few weeks.
Pleas* accept my personal
thanks and also ths gratitude of
ih# Central Floride Society for
Crippled Children.
Cordially yours,
Luclllt Appleby
Mrs. Harold A. Appleby
News Of Men
In Service
Georg* Frank Murphy Apprentice
USVR son of Mr. and Mr*. K.
Murphy of P. O. Box 1337 Sanford
and husband nf tha former Miss
gholby J. Savilla of Rt. I. Box SS*
Sanford I* now undergoing two
weak* training duty aboard th*
U. S. S. Bower* (APD-40) with
homaport In Chirlcatan, S. C. t*
During th* ship’s two weak* at,
e*a th* raiarvlata will visit ths'
port of Miami.
Murphy is a number of th* Nav
al Reitrv* Company at Orlando.
During his two weak* al saa h*
win undergo training In drill and
gunnery and also actual flre-flghttnx methods aboard ship.
The annual enjiso gives iho re
servist* an opportunity to put to
practical us* th* training sh haa
received throughout tho year at th#
monthly drills attended al hla Nav
al Reserve Training Center.
Your VO TE FOR—
tour with hie landlord. Tha living
room wat locked and no key was
evident.
"It'a in the basement," said tho
landlord ''Let's go gat If."
But tha basement was locked,
too The call want out for tho
"sehlrisar."
Sociologists have an axplanatlon for tha Gsrman key con
sciousness. They explain that tho
German people ar# more security
conscious than any other people
In the world.
This Is so, they say. btrause
Germany hai for centuries been
surrounded by hostile, or poten.
tl*l!y hostle, forces, the AusIrisns to Ihe south, the French to
the west, the Swed-s to the north
and the Russiani to the east.
Therefor*, according to tha a*,
planstlnn.* Germans tend to "rotact what they have — even down
to the sausages In tha re
frigerator. •
Veterans Corner
Her# ar* authoratlv* an-weri
from th# Veterans Admlnlrtrttlon to four questions of Intervst,
to former servicemen and that?
families!
Q. My World War II OI Insur
ance pol'ey Is on th* endowment
plan. When It mature*, would I
he permitted ** rtsstve th* pro.
reeds In monthly Installment*
guaranteed for tha r#K ef my
Ilf# 7
A. No. Rut you do Her# th#
right to chose on* of two method*
of payment: (I) lump eum, or
(21 equal monthly Installments
ranging In number from Sfl to
240, In multiples of 12.
q. I* (her* any tlm# limit for
applying for disability compensa
tion T
A. There Is no tlm* limit. A
veteran may apply at any time
during his. Ilf*. However, If ha
applies within on# year from dis
charge, his compensation may ha
hack-dated to the date following
his discharge if circuinstancsi
warrant. Otherwise, the payment*
will he effective aa of tha data'
of applicationq. I am taking flight training
under th# Korean G! Rill. Will I
he allowed any specific number
of Hays of absence, during which
I will recriv# my GI allowance T
A, No. Flight trainees ar# paid
only on tha hails of flight In
structions a c t u a l l y rsceived.
When no Instruction I* received,
no payments will h* mads.
q. I* a GI farm loan supposed
to bo used only fnr ths purpose
of buying a farm?
A. Not necessarily. A vetara*
may obtain a GI farm loaa to
buy livestock, equipment, or
supplies; lo Improve fsrm build.
Ings or land or equipment, or '0
conduct farming operations.
Veterans llvihg
in Central
Florida who wish further Infor
mation
about their
benefits
should writ* th# VA office at
42 E. Central Av«. Orlando.
LAST
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Charming Model Home At PLANTATION ESTATES, DeBARY.
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Located in a beautiful aection nf Plantation Entataa on an aaprclallv nice plot nf
ground which hnn been clearbd and ia ready for aeedinf. Cutaton* drive already In.
Hnune ha> npaclous living-room, two good alia bedroom*, efficiency kitchen and din
ette, with cuAtom-huUt cabinet* and Formica countertop. Full ceramic tiled bathroom
with tuh and ahowari brfoiaway completely screened: utility room and carporte.
"Janitrol" central heating system. Plate glaa* sliding doors between living-room and
breezeway. Jalousie widows throughout
■ ! » my anjoymont baa been InThis
model hums haa been built to the finest specifications. Priced for quirk salt At
ftag by a a a y clgarat*
112,500. Terms can be arranged. Can be Inspected any day, including Sunday.
iiag hostassaa who complained
»h# rich, droamy aroma of Do Rary ta on U. S. No. 17. between Sanford and DeLand.
stag!** reminded them of * ASK FOR M Y AT PLANTATION BITATBS OFF1CB — Brokers prototioi
h#»p.
Floatation Batatas Ine* Bob 10. DeBary
Pham* ftu fo ri 14TS
kghl gp l tigThar* followed M tenia, fretful,
lad rest!*** yaara. Then at 34 I
lUcovtrad tha relaxing solace
H a good cigar. It waa Ilk* being
■born again, line* than my life
his been om long smoba-llllad
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tori at n lfh t
Bear, ef course, le a Otrman
Institution, loo. The ministry of
foods announced thi* month that
10 million fallona of beer were
consumed in the federal republic
In 1959.
Thle averages out, the ministry
said, to 30 gallon* per person, “ in
cluding women, children, eld peo
ple and refugees."
And they all u«t keys, an Indatarmlnate number, since there
le not yet a federal ministry of
keys to keep score.
If anybody happens to lock the
key Inside a room or a refriger
ator. he'll send out a call for the
“ ichloMer." or haymaker, a busy
fellow In this country.
No self-respecting German moDrlit would v * r laavd his ear un
locked, even for a quick dash Into
tha grocery store. The quaint
American habit ef leaving motor
running and lha key* In tha ear
shocks German sensitivity.
Not long ago an American bus
inessman In Frankfurt bought a
house and went on an Inspection
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Ladies Aid Society
Plans Spring Rally
In Gotha May 6
Annual Training
Union Convention
Held In Eustis
footnotes to fashion
Th* Second Annual Training
Th# Ladle* Aid Society of th#
jf jrou’v# been wondering why cream to your neck each nl|ht
Lutheran Church of th* Kedramer your new hat docin't live up to until >ou've finally put it back Union Contention for District
Alachua, Br*m*t Thuradajr, April II, at the your expectations, perhap. it’» in the .mnnth bracket. Th* alter Flv* which,Includ**
hom* of Mra, Marvin Pag* In De becaui* of that old makeup.
winter neck takes a lot of hard v , • **•*• L rM
.n.t5r* 5‘*rinn;
not* and Weklwa Associations,
Birir'
You wouldn’t, dream of wearing workmet Monday, April t l at the
Th* maetlng wa* preilded ov*r faihiun color* that wer# popular |
First Baptist Church of Kustls.
hv th* President Mr*. Hanry seasons ago. Why wear makeup
Th* Convention them* wa*.
Thurston. Mr*. Phillip Sehlaia- that's been kicking around that Circle Is Named
"Prepar*
I'nto Every
Rood
mann far* th* devotional.
long?
Work,” the Training Vnlon theme
Committe* reports were riven,
A n#w h it |nd fur lt0|, f„r After Missionary
for th* year. Those In charge of
' i r ,^L*irr,r ®*B^ r u w** •PP",nt* instance, certainly Justify a’ new
th* program wer# Mr. O. K. Rad
*d Chairman of ....
th* .............
committee wararooe
wirdrob< ot
0f maxeup.
makeup. aiosi
Most women
womrn Workina In Jaoan
...
ford, State Training 1'nlon Secre
that will formulate P ana for th . now a||# incIutl< <y# m, k(up tn
Circle el-ht of the First Rao tary, Mr. H. E. Ridenour Jr. and
.Vr! ^ their regular makeup kit. It has
following th* dedication of th* btcome just as accepted is lip fist Church met Tuesday night Mr. Warren Caprll, associates In
atth* home of Mr* Roger Schmidt tha Training Union Department,
new church now under construc stick end fingernail polish.
on Laurel Av#
Jacksonville, Mf.a Roxi* Jarnh*.
tion.
.....„„vr,1 that a Spring
The look for werm weather will
It was decided npnn hy th# N’ashvllle, Tenn , Miss Eliiaheth
It was announced
Rally of the "Lutheran* \Yom” n'* he the regel one. The hair la short member* present that Miss Fran- Painter, Jacksonville. Mrs,
l.e#
Missionary t eague of th* North ,n,plle ol “ h*1 halr-drciscra have ces llonon. missionary in Japan, (iahln, Fort Plerr# and Mr. Rert
0} CMS y- **y
Florida-South
Georgia E o n * **,n Plu*9>nl* »fd hats are large would he the circle’s missionary Lewis,Del.and Mr.Carlton
CarMM
wo„M ka k.U at tha TUn Iii. and ladylike. The lilhouelte 1* allm and the
circle would he named ter, V*r0 Reach, was Incharge
M ir j
theran Church at Gotha, May 8 M.kaup is muted, except for the after her.
»/ th , music,
with tha maatine to itart at 1-30
which seem to taka more
Refreshments wer* served hy
Highlight of the afternoon sesS*«i
m
obvious decoration eech year. The the host*** t„ the following: Mrs slon wa* the District Speekers’
t» ***) t-*'
Tournament,
Those
participating
I
Plan* wer* made for a Moth- *>• »•»• *** he Just a* apparent C.lv|n R. Wright. Mrs t.eland
1 *r'» Day hake sal* t* be held •» >0“ "*•»» without causing un- Rudd Mr. Ralph Haiti. Mr*. wer# Richard Rlgshy, Flrat RapSaturday May II.
due
Donald Knight and Marilvn R”dd tlat Church, D*t.and, Ml** Fran
1 Thoa# ’ attending th* meeting' Th* natural lipline Is still with
0 ,,?t Th"mM’ £,r*’ ce# Atassey, Flrat Raptlst Church,
wer# Mr*. Valeria Dlwla. Mr*, us, thank heavens, so lips wil Inot Elbert Lindsey Mr*. Frank Rry- Cocoa, Dick Tark, Second Bap
i Emella ». Malaeh, Mrs. Edna cover the lower Jaw or fall Into *"■ *>rf- Ej™ "• FUhaa-, Sira. tist Church, Ocala, Miss Dorothy
Southward, Mr*. Eathar Trued, an artificial rosebud Iff th* rest
R*' ,J1;
Alfr , llarsey, Flr*t Bspilst Church.
Mr*. Hannah Peterson. Mr*. Eh- ui th* acatnn.
»,"**'« M r,'« u
H
“."r Wildwood arid James Wanford,
h , Le*. Mr.. Shirley Schle.sL.pstlck shades ere warm. Pink *»"• Rn* "
,,m,T " ,lh North Park Raptlst Church, Or*
Ali.S. JOHN DTRON
nd.Marllyn Undo. Winner of first place wn*
mann, Mr*. Henry Thurston. Mrs. one* have mor* depth than ever n "n. V n Knight
I Dirk Park. Dirk i. a senior at
★
★
Agnes Hodge*. Mr.. J. C. Jorgen- before On* new shade, a pink,
a’
*
| Ocala High School and pi»n«
plan* to
io
# •
.
•*n, Mr*. Re.sle Wecker, Mr* C. (ire, t* said to b* "pinker than
enter Stetson L'nlv
Harm., Air*. Marvin Page, Mra. rrd and redder than pink."
tember to itudy for
W. II Knaser. Mr. W II. \ \
That |lim , up |h# pink, _
HI. subject w». "Freedom • Pit
m.n, Mr. Jerry Senkerik. Mr.. ,„eyT. a|| „ , nw.
n#w (. , hlon
vlteg* and Re.pnnsllilliiy." Ho
Harry ttllson, and Mr*, Jam*. co|„r, frnm p,nk | 0 Cor*l to red.
F.krrn.
Mr. and Mra. R Holden Rivld will represent District Five In
Pink takea to navy, beige and gray
...... .
j j r in d j j ra
|j ||„.((jei of blue sheath with a fitted
and
daughter, pottli and Dehhl* the Slat* Speakers' Tournament
too.
ou'ved
in S.n FVirtcIirn. Cxllf. winner *wai "Richard Ria'sbv P»ni* T*mP*
Th* lovely thing about pink is
«h«
marriage
of blu.
trimmed
In whit*.nod
Snaa choss
winner w.a Richard Rig.h,. atu- ihfjf d>uBhu |lulh (<|
^
acceasorle.
cor.,
that it la beenming to young and Saturday *ho»rd the USNS Ault- dant
at
Stetson
University.
Hi*
“ ,
MISS MARGARET VON HERIIL’LIS
old. It gives a youthful complex man, Mr. David having completed subject wa* "Dots it matter what ron Heard, son of Mr. and Mr*. whlta carnations.
’
(Photo hy Cox I
• I. G. King, act»l as
tun a radiance and the older com :'A month* Navy Uuiv in th# I b e l i e v e ? "
R. I,. Heard 2IS Avocado Av*.,
Mrs. Reard graduate
plexion a real lift. A new rose Philippine Islands. Mrs. David and
★
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★
★
★
★
During the night session of th.
Plant High School an]
blu-li foundation is a lovely un her family arrived by Eastern convention Warren Capell con Sanford.
dertone of pink too for this lime Air Line* in Ta mpa Sunday while ducted tha District Intermediate
Th# dnuhlt ring ew.-emony took Tampa Business College.
Mr. David remain, in California Sword Drill. Winner, from four n'.ce at the hour* of ih# Rav.
Mr. Beard giuduntcd Dona
of tha year.
When applying makeup, don’t where he espertl to r*re*v* hi* association* who took part In th. W. E- Storey, Hlakelc, Ga. at 3 Semlnol# High S-mmil, Sanford,
forget your neck. You’ll find il discharge shortly and join hi. Sword Drill wer* MU* Betty Ann U- m. April 14, with tha # il«v. ,(tended Murray State Cnllcga,
you change In a new makeup lamily her. at that time.
Murray, Ky. and U presently *U
Ramsey, Flr.t Baptist Church, Storey officiatrtii.
skin
ton*
ahade
your
winter
nrrk
Cocoa,
Ml*.
Susie
McClain.
Nnr:h
The
recent
hud*
nor*
a
pslo
‘•"'tjng
St.tson University In DoMr. and Mr*. Albert 0. Von For flva and on# half year# Ml*.
will ,hnw up like a Inttm pole
Land. II* will gradual* In Jun*
Mr. and Mr*. Henry Jameson Park R.ptUt Church, Orlando, |,|ur mik dress des gn»-d with
HerhuM. of SOX Myrtle Av*.. an- Von Herhull* haa been employed
you Inrltisl* It In when you have lelurned from a convention Miss Gail Allman, First Raptlst lound neckline sncti.sied wl*h cry- of 1037 with a R. S. Degrc*.
■ounce the engagement of their h
h Romh.rn Bell Tel.phon.
Happy Birthday unless
spply fuiinditlon and powdrr.
held during the week In Si Church, Port Orange and Larry slhi head, and a d m 'e r . Her arTh* couple plan tn mak# (half
daughter. Margaret Mary to Jack
d x„
* h rompiny „ ,
Petersburg. Th# l»te*t method, of Cash,
It’s
Just
about
time
mo,
to
irrat
APRIL
II
Main
Street
Raptlst , , -stories were light hin-t M n a t c h home In DcLand until Mr Baai4
U e Wtggm. of Emporia Kan
r(pr..* „ U tlv.
your nrrk to a good oil bath. photography wer# learned at Church, L«e*hiirg. Ml*. Su.l# the dress. She ha I a orsag* of graduates'.
Mr*. John Schlrard Jr
Mit* \« n Hfrmilli wt§ born in
. . Jl, ,
.
. w
Apply a special neck cream, nour classes held for the member, ai McClain wa. flr.t pl.c# winner. whit* carnal ion*.
Sorrento end attended echool*
Mr Vtlggin. wa* horn In Ba.Mrs. Jimmy Singlttary
ishing cream or any olhar good ( tending.
J. J. Jones
there and In Ml. Dora before **‘V N»h. and attended echool In
She will represent District Five
Mrs. I. G. King, aunt of the
coming to Sanford In 1944. 8h.
■*««’ Daduation
in th# State Sword Drill In Regroom, served a. th* hridti'.
(•tended Semlnol. High School ►
># Joined the U.S. Navy for four
l.and. Mi*. Retty Ann Ramsey
only *ttend«ut, wearing * navy
ahd w*. a member of th* Pep v;are. At present h. le attending
won second place.
Club, Library Cluh and work*d
State Teacher. College in
Highlight of the program was
Baptist
an tha year book, graduating In Emporia, Kan.
a thirty mintii* concert hy Stat rector of th# First
Church. Ocala; Vice-President,
1*48. Sh# I* a member of th#
Th* wedding daU ha. been »et
ion University Gle* Cluh.
All Soule Catholic Churek end is for June 9 with complete plan,
Th* inspiration*! messag* was Rev. Phil Padgett, pastor of th*
g aim b«r of th*lr *ld*r choir. • b«lng announced at a later dal*.
hy Dr Jamrs G. Start*, pastor of First Baptist Church, Eustis; ami
th* First Bapti.t Church, Dt- Secretary, Mis. Ruth Wllion,
First Baptist Church, Ocala,
Land.
Two hundred and eighty nine
Officer* elected to serv# for
1958-57 ware: President, Mr. peopl* registered fur th* convaaRalph Crawford; (durational dl- tlnn.
('■***
Miss Ruth Hodges Becomes
(pG A A D W lh
Bride Of John Byron Beard
Parents Announce Engagement
€)/ M. Von Herbulis, J. Wiggins
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All Calendar
LUtlngs And
Society News
Are Requested
By 5 p. m. Tha
Day Preceding
Publication
Calendar
at th* hom# of Mr*. Raual f .
Rohlsoa, 1407 E. 2nd St. followed
Tha Sanford Duplicate Brldft by a luncheon at tha l^mon Bluff
Cluh will hold Ha monthly Maat Camp of Mr*. J. H. Truluck with
Point gam* at I p. m at tha Mra. W. R. Dyson as ro-hnitass.
Cuh Scout Pack 10 will have a
Yacht Club. Viaitor. ar* Welcome.
m artini in th* First Merhodlst
Southara Memorial Day Pro
shurch it I SO pm
gram will h* bald at 1:45 a. m.
Th# Junior Fellowship and Jun
ior Choir will r#h-ar*» at Firit
Church ot 3:45 p. m.
Star Photographer i rrasbyterian
Th. Youth Choir wil, rehears*
at First Pr«sbyteri»n Church *t
Receives Merchant 7:54 p. mn v a iv A v
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Marine Training
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H O L L Y W O O D * * — On#
• f th* nation’* top glamor phot*g rap h .r. got hi. training In th .
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unlik«li«it of plarai—the mar•hant marine,
7^Wh*n Richard Avadon wa# a
merchant tailor during World
War II, hi* father gar* him a
camera. Thlt prompted him U
tak* apaclal training ta become
a photographer’, mat*.
Th* war over, ha tought a car
eer In photography. But how t*
atartT He offered t# taka aom*
plmto* for a New York women’*
• m rt for fr*«. Th* *tor* liked
kfi .tuff, hired him. Now hi*
atudlo U on* of th* most prosp
erous tn N*w York, and h* haa
photograph^ nearly all th . top
glamor quoon. of the tUg* and
JA C KET DRESS
Printed lir* patt*m cotton aundreaa wjlh tucked ho.Hr* and
pleated akirt Rilero turk.d lo
match dresi. Black Whit*. Brown/
Whit*. Navy W h i t e , Charcoal/
Whit*. 10 to 20.
riis A T
Mis* Campbell’s room In the
Pln»cr#.t School will nr»«»>i
Peer Oynt" at S p. m. In th*
" r " r “ J™1" « ,B
1M ,n#
auditorium. Ticket* may be purrheaed at th* door.
Taylor Command No 7% K T KBCKIVING THE GAVEL from out-going presi lit, Mrs. Harvey Rwavsnn I. Mr«. Sit* Stevenson
niiallation took plac* Tuesday night in a candlelight c#rawill m**t at 7:30 p. m. Order of new president of th# Sanford Pilot Club. Inc
mony. (Photo by Bookhardtl
Malta and Ail Sir Knlghfa ar*
s attend.
rrquoitad
Young la charge of th* program.
WEDNESDAY
Th* Lamp Lighter* Cl*., of th*
T’ • Girl Scout, will meet at
Christian Church will have
• pot luek aupper m**ting at the tie F.<.» Pr*iby*ar‘*n Chur-k at
inurch at 8:30 p. m.
3.30 p. m.
The Mid-we*k Blbl* Hour will |
BOMBAY
b» c uducted hy ■is . A. G. MeJhe Roy Scout* will m*»t at Inn1* at First Pit vlytsriaa
h in t Praahytarlaa Church at 7 Church at 7 p. m.
*•■# Chancel Chel/ will reh»arta
p m.
The S«..lon rill meet at Flrat it F .-.t Presbyter.an C.V. ch at
We Have It!
Treibytarian Churcn at 7:80 p. m. 7:30 p. m.
Mr*. Muriel Scott will give iwlmt v k s Aay
m:ng Inatructloni fo# all navy de
Workor, Con. pendent. at 10 a. m. at tha Sta
Ther* will ^ha
th, KdueittoM, BulM. tion pool.
.ng at tha F im Pratbytarlan
. r>l-ck at j p, m.
Th, innu>1 Memorial Sarvie# of
th< Daught#r* of W#«l*r Sunday
Schoo, c U l, ^ i , ba h#1(t , t th,
fhu„ h „ 7!30
m, A„ , hurch
(ntmb9, t , nd th* families nf
,b# daparted mambti* ar# enrdBERKRAY
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t„ , tt#nd. A hulin„ ,
wl|, r#|low th, avfnt
EFFECTIVE APRIL 29th l i l t
M.'KInlty Hall.
i
1
CWF Cirda S of tho F lr.t
NORTH BOlfND
Cnrlatian Church will meet at
2:30 p. m. at tha home of Mrt. No. 71 Ar. I:IS a m. Lv. 8:31 a.m.
R. W. Caatuba with Mis. W. H.
i
"X" No. M Ar. 11:58 t.m .
Lv 13:30 p.m.
$77.95
WANT A COOL
SPORT COAT!
During hla merchant marina
aarvica, Av«fnn baeam# frianda
with another sailor named Laonin a * Gar»h*. Later Oaraha,
a
'■1 writar. bec.ma Intrigued with hi.
. frianda adv.ntur*. with mod.l.
and glamor girl* and wrnte a
atory which I. now hsdng filmed
a . "Funny Faca. * Frad A.talra
plays a fashion photographer
thinly
dl.gula*d
aa Richard
Avery.
"I’m nut h.ra a* eonaulunt an
th* picture," explained Avadon,
•Uut and d*rk-halr*d who look!
• tin younger than hi. 32 year..
"I advis* on color, design and
No. 92 Ar. 3:25 p m. Lr. 3 30 p.m.
ath#r matter.. Wa’r# uylng to
Your Vot«
achieve torn* of tha affacta I
SOLTHBOUND
get In my photography."
Avedon .poke on many topic,
No. 75 Ar. 1:00 a.m. Lr. 1:10 a.m.
Including his experience, working
"X” No. 89 Ar. 1:20 p.m.
with famous name*. It may ahock
Lr. 2:25 p.m.
tom* peopl* to Irarn h* doe. not
aomlder Grace Kelly an idtal
No 91 Ar. 11:30 a.m. Lv, 11:35 a.m.
subject.
"X " Dally Encept Sunday*
har* photographed h*r thr**
ar fosr tlmaa and I wouldn’t d*
L.T. Sheppard
It again," ha aafd candidly. "Bht F<rr County Cninmlnnlonar
TICKET Agrnt
bring* anly har ayaa, net* and
Will B« A ppraclntad
Phon# SS
lips t* tha atudlo and aaya, U ltra
thay ar*; photograph Ihana.’ Iba CoMty Reaidant 29 Yenra
afftra nothing of haraalf.
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Optra ted Own Badn*** la Conn.
“On th« oth*r hand, Audray
ty Fa* M Tear*.
Btpbum I* a draam. Sh* haa
t Invtntivanaii. nr,d yo« gal
Ad . . Fnld for by
larful ahota t s m Ear."
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THE SANFORD HERALO
octor inthe Family
• y IUZANTH SHMIT
Local Girl Scout ^
Troops To Join
Citrus Council
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A new era in flirt Scouting ha*
Ngun In Seminol# County, with
___
this
earn*
doctor
—
thirty
Rha waa fond of Jasper, had a)
waya liked him, and aha wished years younger, of eourse—who had the decision to become member*
aha could have ptaaaed him with first aroused Alan's interest in nf tha Citrus Council, Girl Scout*
hia “raft" of red-headed children. medicine. Had let th# boy drive of America.
U would have bean a way to pay him on hla rounds, into th# hilts,
At a masting held recently at
him for all ha had dona. It waa and help him, first in an emer
ha who bad given Alan hla heart’s gency, later wlU U# Idea of train th* Holy Cross Episcopal Chureh
desire, permitted hla son to become ing hie hand and aye. H* let Alan
a doctor. Alan had told Linda of read hla hooks, and explained U* Pariah House, tha Rev. David S.
tha sacrlfloe this bad meant to more abstruse matters. In hla Cnrneflx thoroughly dlacuisad th*
time he bad done a good job for advantages and banaflta to be de
Jasper.
Linda herself remembered bow tho hill people, but now, of course, rived from th# formation of a
the old man had coma into the U conditions were changed. Decid council with th* fllrl Scouts of
brary when ahe was brand-new at ing to seat Uls doctor between Oranga, Brevard and Osceola
and Alin, Linda smiled
to ta ^ lto ^ a n B - r r S bef job behind Its desk, and had Margaret
Counties.
bragged to bar about the fine In to think bow patient Alan must be
wlU
U*
old
dtiffsr,
one*
a
good
This proposed council has been
ternship which hie aoo had just got
for himself. Had bean ao proud wodtnfan, but stubbornly unwilling In tha study stage for about thrao
to subscribe to modem lachniqua* years, during whleh time a steer
to have a doctor-son, and h
talked to bar so proudly of the and Braetleaa,
Har aaat card waa that of Rus ing commutes did * great deal
good which n good doctor oouid dm
sell Bowman, the young house doc of studying and aurvaylng tha
Of eouroa Reretits had b*
tor at tha hospital, who waa l*av> exact needi of the are* with re
proud, loo, but her pride was in mg u ia asst wash for Army serv gard* to present and potential
tho prestige attached to tha pi
ice. That waa another reason why fllrl Scout requirements.
feaalon. Tha flret Urns Alan had it was important for Dr. Ernst to
. CHAPTER ro tJR
SM aJ,: ■■..'.'.L ^.J.aL -.. .ul/LajiL:
The National Headquarters of
taken
Linda
to
meet
hla
family,
UNDA latth her gloves nut of
bo satisfactory.
ed at th* Mayfair Inn Tennis Cojita tomorrow aftareooa whea
“MR.
TENNIS"
IS SHOWN AT FAN I.KKT conducting a Tennl*
lh*
flirt
Scout
organisation
feel
Bert
tha
had
told
hen
“My
people
tto basket and put them on, her
linda had barely met th* new
Sid SummerflelH arrive* fnr the two-day event.
Caravan
Clinic
for
ynunr
people.
Thl*
aim.*
*mne
will
be
ilitpllcuthave
always
leaned
toward
tha
pro
that
a
four-county
round!
I*
tho
fact down bent, hoping to roneral
man) ha was aacaodingly handthat aha waa ahocked cold to be fessions—lawyer*, jurists and phy •cm* in a smooth and glossy way. beat way to provide fnr th* Intold byJaapar, In ao many worda, etetana." Rha waa unaware of, or Not Alan's Way of rugged, dark creating*! damqpda fnr train* ft
Sydney Chase Is
th at h*r Importance lo tha family, uninterested tn. the service which good looks. Dr. Ernst was a small leadership and administration of
her stgnUteaiiee lo tp* patiiarrh, a doctor gives to hla fellow man.
er man. Hla black hair lay smooth th* many Lon* Ttoopa now funct
•p INMAN N. MMNUN, R.B.
Chosen To Serve
lay—had tain for leu year*—In Uia
Unde supposed that ona’a way ly upon hla head. Hla akin had a
AEE yo« Hght - t o tM or Uft- better off with a slightly larger
coaatbUlty that aha would contlnuo of being proud was allied to Uia gleam as at paUrhad wood, and hi* ioning, as wall a% stoking avatlah*;
much
needed
facilities.
footadf Bat you don't know.
slxe. And If he suggest* a larger
tha family at rain. And name.
difference* between blood and dark ayae were somnolent, hla
On Action Group #
Relatively few of you, 1 believe, shoe, at least listen to hla argu
Rha wanted children, tlhe had strain about which Jasper, h
Tha meeting was under th e !
manner gravely courteous.
Sydney O Cha*a J r , prealdan*.
tro aw ait th at on* of your feet ment.
trtared terribly at not having talked.
’ ’
Tho town waa already a-twittar direction of Chairmen Mrs. W. O.
flrowera
snd Rhppere Leagu* ef
probably
la
larg«r
than
tha
other.
them. But tha family, It aaamed,
Full Bias Larger
A'drop of ram upon her cheek about kina. Than# hill people could fpjnaon, and Ilia troop* war* re
had felt even more etronfty about startled har, and aha turned to look askance at foreigners, and lh# presented hy this* Interested In
If yotTo right handed, chances Actually, your feet may ro w a
Florida, Sanfor^, hax been xrl<wt.
her failure. To them it waa die- hurry up to th* houao—aha had ao men did at E rnst But the women this major stride in tha growth
ara your left foot la largest.
full tlx# larger during an all-day
ed to ah-ve on the llghuay Ac.
aeter. Rllaa, and little dim. and many Uungo to del
—they gushed over Ua new doctor. of fllrl Rcoutleg.
walklhg tour of tha shopping dis
FORT PIE ncr. 'Ax—Inmilo and' tlon Committre at the Sixth High
A m would carry on the family
Th* fact th at one foot Is bigger trict. do, it's ptobably a good Idas
Thera wars to to guests at the Hla good tookal Hla delightful accitrus grnxvrr* have a erred lo I
■train, though with Rllaa flying
Mr*. Fred Rnhb, Troop Nina,
khan th* other la only one reason to buy your new ahosa at tha con
xxnrk losrthcr on n ralnmnkios' way TrAxpmlalion Congreaa fo b#
ovaraeaa , . . But the name—Alan dinner that night, and cards to ba cent!
won
the
award
for
having
lh*
why you should p«y apaeltl at clusion of your shopping trip.
Lootuag
at
th*
cards
in
bar
hand,
placed
arounih
tha
table.
Rha
had
projrrt designed In bring morr ( held In Washington'* Hotel -Atavhad been their hope there!
Undn aaw that Bowman was her greatest number of adults at
tention to proper fitting when Then you won’t find them too
Clasping eharply In revolt agalnat had Uncla Arthur writs U s names last
molstur* •» Florida's citrus belt, | flower, May B, 9 and lo. f:h*jr'a
tending
tha
planning
meeting.
doctor
and,
aha
laughed
a
HIpurchasing
a
pair
of
shoes.
savers!
day*
ago.
A
fins
copper
tight the next morning.
tha tyranny of family ambition and
John W. Campbell, rliairmaii of appointment wax announced to d y
tie, leasing her red hair out of her
Sstrtm ely high ha*la, ui
Also remember that your feet
de, ahe roea and walktd over to plats script waa one of hla talents. ayes,
lh« Florida Tmnalo Committee, by Arthur f* Builer, Dtreefor of th*
just shout tha loir*'* last doc
toMtoly,
hava
become
*
at
Rha
went
up
to
har
room
to
wash
are bigger when you are standing
i atable door.
appointed five m»n In work vvilh
foot diet for many Amtrlean with your weight on them than
• Tha old man watched her, and tha tpplea and put them Into Ua tor, toei They had on* other who W. E. Sewell Dies
a committee from Florid* Citrus National Highway Urer* -Poo.
woman. Wearing thrm day after whep you ara sitting. And your
t
•
nanead har hurt If not har protest bowl Doing this, her thoughts called hlmaelf "doctor." Dr. toller.
day ta n ba b«4 for your feat, feet might awell a little during
Mutual nn tha ratnmakln; under fertnea. which I* aponsormg-tha
“You and Alan," Jasper aald alow- darted to Alan, in Kannarly by A very fat man, with a pursed,
line* your foot rests on a steep hot and humid weather.
taking.
ty, "ar# aUll young. You'got planty now. "Please, Ood, 1st him do Ua rad-lipped mouth end unpleasant, After Short Illness
Cnnerex*.
small
eyas,
linda
knew
little
nf
job ha wants to dol" Rha smoothed
incline, It tends to alide forward As you ean tee, there's a lot
Wallar E. Bewail, «&. died at the
chance. .
Hundred* nf reprerantatlvey frerq
They
are
Dixon
Pierra,
Miami;
tn tha shoe, thus throwing your more to buying ahoes than mere
Her hand Ufted tha door latch. har hair and ran downstairs again, him: it sufficed her that Alan Seminol* Memorial Hoipltal at
hnHolnh \t ititon, Fovr Pl-vre. highway u»er and other organtrarattra body, off btlaaet.
■ har head ahook from alda to alda. U* little etack of thick, gilt-edged called tha man, frankly, a quack, I t : 45 pm . yealerdsy after a short
ly picking out the right color,
Iferbet Creal, Immokalae; Sieve lions. Including many public nf.
I think you'll find that a heel style and the tame sire you got
“Don’t hope," ahe aald forlornly. cards tn her hand. Rha bad al and actively reseated U* way toi lltnes*.
Diamond. Palmetto, and (J. M. flclala, will strand (hit nstlon«l
one or two Inches high will ba l u t year.
“I ’ve flopped hoping* Than aha ready told Jacob at Miss Little ler promised so much to th* ignor
ant hill people for a price, paid
Born May *». ItoO. in M«r1«* | quit* comfortable.
Bon. Lou eII
mtehng which lx dediratad to con.
whirled around, har head up, har Mas's accident.
OOtSTtON
AND
ARtWD
County he had llvad In Sanford for
Aunt Flora, when told, had in advance.
dark ayelaahea awapt up, her llpa
Tun
rvlnmakinj
avparta
told
|o.
tmuarl
highway tranxrortahon pr^
ftw
T
to
g
N. M. L.: Bines I am short of
Soft • spoken Alan fulminated » years and made hi* horn* with
trarabllng. "It tha family la aa gasped and wept a sentimental
0
malo grower* Tuexilay lhal Ihey gra«*.
I . Now for a frw tlpa to help yen breath, I wonder If a change of
dJeappolntad, parhapa j ^ d Uka ms tear over what had happened to against this man sad hla assertion, hit atitar-ln-law. Mrs. Ires# Hawaii I when you buy shoe*. k
cannot make it ram at Mill
'
J
. to gtva Alan anothar ehanro—alaa. tho “dear old lady. At her aga, U widely advertised, that he could nn W. First St Mr. Hawaii was a ; V M . th* ah ota should ba half ellmata would help me.
All they ran do. raid M. K
Answer:
It
all
depends
on
what
euro
anything
with
hla
complicated
will
go
hard
with
hart*
w harer
REPRESENTATIVE RAVR \
Larkin nf (ha XVeathar Modlflra
"Ltady, Llndy," ha rabuksd har.
Th* correct aumber at plasse electrical appliances. Ha must, ha veteran of WW I, and a m*mb#r of i an Inch longer than your foot. is causing shortness of breath.
LAW UNFAIR ,
Th*y
must
bo
wtd*
enough,
too.
lh*
American
Legion
of
Ssoford.
qualified,
gat
the
peUeat,
la
time,
Shortness
of
braath
may
ba
lion
Corp.
of
Califcrnla
and
Dr.
“I t'i been an my mind, tool" aha had been eat about Ua table, silver,
INVERNESS
UP! — Rtata R«p.
A
com
pa
tent
shoe
aalaamau
prob
i
allowed
to
eerve
without
Betides
hla
alitar-ia-Uw,
ha
It
caused
by
*
disorder
of
the
heart,
Irvins
P.
Kir-k
of
tho
"
aior
lie1 tha ‘
service plat#*, cut-glass goblets.
ably la your hast guide.
lungs eg blood and even bv an
Now. lot's see . . . five women, totarfarsaiea. T h * a o condition* survived by three n!ef«a, Mrs.
aotirce* Development C o r p . of Harry II. fllealon any* he will a>k
Juet by looking a t the worn allergic disease such aa asthma.
made her way hack to seven men—thank gnnifnaeo, tha satisfied, ha could, he declared, Erie Bundberg, MgitlfRd; Mr#. P.
Colorado i* increase ihe rainfall the 10A7 Legixlatura to repeal th#
a o ta on your old those, he can You should consult your doctor
thered a|
table waa ore] I RereUa'a and cure cancer and spinal curvature, Li Dabney. Rum mart Iaid; and Mill
when motaliire bearing cloud* ara IPSA act on six# limits for mullet
♦•tormina whether you may be about a change of climate.
flleaten aald In a statement vta.
i orchard.
Jasper’s cards took rare at them tubercuieale and lwpotency. Single- Bara Bewail of Sanford.
(ram the grata I
overhead.
* twa, Da* KaaWiwSrrflcaU. la*.
at courea had long selves. Linda and Alan should to handed, he conducted what ha
terday
lh* present laxv la unfair
A motion fnr tomato men to go
Remains will 11* In tfaU at
picked and oold, or nearly across from aarJi o th e r- called a ellnlo in a suite of rooms
e n £ * * b e « i pte
to fishermen In the area from lh#
on
record
a«
nppoMng
any
rainabove
th*
drug
atom
Rrlsinn
Funeral
Home
from
1
p
m.
gtored. But imder tha old trees provided Alan waa there at allt
making activity died for vxant of Wllhlaroochee River lo Key IV e^
But Linda need not worry over today to ( a.m, Saturday. Rtmilna
Um houao, until heavy froat,
Rha moved around tha table, and
The
law aay* mullet cnuulit
a rarnpd.
where
ahe
would
seat
that
doctor
I
aould ahreya find applea with around It again, placing tha cards
will b* taken to Ocala and funeral
weal
of
the
Am-llla River murl
‘
‘
a
placed
her
own
card
between
to flh the bowl which ehe flat upon Ua plates until aha had
The tomato committee agreed he at least 10 Inrhe* long, from
aarvleaa and burial will be bald at
kept beetde Alan'e chair In their hsr plan set, whan they could ba Dr. Ernst’* and Dr. Bowman’*— 3 p.m. Sunday In tha Old Ocklawatn modify certain weight and alie Ihe Aucilla to the Wlthalrooehr#
and tilted her head at th* sound of
bedroom.
put into the holder*.
-ly WltMAM HITTclassification* in existing market II inches long and from the With.
ha cemetery at Lynn, Fla.
linda let bar liimhtlng thoughts
Deciding to aeat th# new doctor a scuffle out tn th* halL
ing agreement*.
Cm Iraj F rrn Writer
With
one
last
glance
around
th*
Incoorlite to Key Weal 12 inches
and amotion# eutwtda Into tome- braids Berat ha, she thought of him.
They voted for an eighth con long.
thing Uka a paltorn. Rha should Dr. Kraat waa an Austrian refuges table, aha went swiftly across tha
THE JAPANE8B house of rep that tha city has voted to build a
tainer
In
be
known
aa
liO-nnund
not have Hared out at the old man, seeking to establish hi* medical U- room, through Its door, and there Alfred McDonld
The slate conrervatlon hoard has
resentatives wars entaitalnad by big stadium. Gucts tha Packers
tomato lug; to recommend remov relaxed this law un a trial hari*
and let him teel tha allng of this rents la America. Ha had to do a stood th* twine. They were nine—
one
of
its
newly-elected
members
can
start
unpacking.
day's frustrations. Being married certain amount of resident prac James and Ann—with straw-col
ing minimum net weight require until June.
giving an inhibition of hla ju
t I t
for ten years marked a milestone. tice and attain cltlaenahlp. Rha did ored hair, Ann's a bit th* longer. Expresses Thanks
mctiij frum all atandard contain
TAo
keeper
nf
Camp
//III,
Eng
jitsu
skllL
Just
another
fresh
By that time, a wife could judge hop* he would prove a real help to Apple-cheeks, bright red this after
Friends and acquaintances of
er* and change tolerance In maximan
legislator
throwing
hla
land,
Jail
mull
take
a
dim
view
her eucceaa or failure. And If a Alan; he needed such help. Old noon, and gray ayep, wide and Alfred 0. McDonald of tha Olndar*
mum weight from 3.JJ to 5 per
of
outdoor
iporti.
During
a
walght
around
T
part of the contract had been to Dr. Caaaldy waa dally becoming dark now, their faces solemn. They
cent.
crou-countryt roc# for inmates
I I \
were obviously In trouble of some villa community of Sanford will b#
serve aa a mother of Alan’s chil more of a hindrance.
W. E. Black, genera! manager
Tkt bleating of » \ttp notified on* o/ tho boy* kept going.
dren, the propegator of the Thorn
Undo thought of th* Mg Irish sort, and had com* to Linda h r pleated to learn that he la pro• Mains former that Ai* tarn
! I I
of the committee, aald the rec
ton name end line, linda waa a man. Rhock-halred, bushy-browed. help.
greasing wall toward recovery
was an fin. They gave Aim IA*
llfhittar* In laypt la* year
failure.
ommrndatlnn* were rent fo Secwith an untidy mustache, tt had
fTs Be Contimiadf
from the itvere burnt h* received
baaaad neve foot.
•pent I *7 million there, leaks
retary of Agriculture Beneon and
I I I
Ilk* the** Hens pyramid* and the
If he approvea they will go into
whan hla home waa daatroytd by
U. 8. farmer* u»cd Id billion
By mien* of *le«trl*at *fco*ki Sphlns are mighty solid Inve*effect Immediately,
fire recently.
(Silane of crude nil In IDM
Legal Notice
the freewh eaa new age wine 10 ments.
McDonald la In th* Seminole
t t f
year* to 30 minute*. Sound* like
HlflllER PAY ADVOCATED
Memorial Roapital.
After research lasting two
N mu* ba liquid Hthtntof.
WEST PALM BEACH (/!*)Ton ar* harsh? notified lhal HU
noTica
years Japan*** acltntlals say
I I I
Ha
withes
to
express
hla
"sin
Higher pay for matheinantlc* and
Ilf Ml' Mjllr.li i l l i.i.i N .-it. ra
■M imii.K i oi vtv Kt.am na,
Th*
Green
Bay,
WIs.,
profes
playing
a
pinball
machlna
takca
Plaintiff, ha. filed hi* lllll of Cnm- cere thanks and heartfelt apprecia.
V1*11 II. 3*. IM*
acienra teacher* and curricula
HEAR
sional football learn probably will twice as much physical end men
Notlr# la h t r t k y g iv e n ( h a t p u rau - plalnl aaalnal ynu for illvnrr* Vim
making theie subjects more a t
ar* harrh? rri|iilrr<l In flla your lion for th* numarou* expression*
ml In Htillnn a ,,f I'li-^t,,
tal
effort
aa
dots
working
In
an
stay
to
that
town
instead
of
beI . a « , nl Klnrlrta. Acta uf I51T, wrltlan ilafrnara, If any. In Ilia
tractive to high school students
offic*.
Doesn’t
pay
aa
wall,
either.
tag tranafarrad elsewhere now
Wnnwn aa t h a M u rphy Acl, Ilia f n l • Clark's nfflca In aanfnrd, Klnrlila. of frltndJhlp and sympathy." by
waa advocated today by Hnrv«y
raid I'nmplaliit, aarvlna a copy local rllliena and varloxia civie or
l» « « i ilaarrlhad land In Memlanla In
thereof nn Plalntlff'a allornr), ..,i
E. Pierce of Miami at the open
I 'mini J1, Klnrlila, will ba nffarail fnr nr
luna I, 1*1* Kallln# In | ganisation*, at wall ai church >o• al>. -I iiiitillr auli-ry for Ilia h l s h e a t •tn before
ing of the Florida Engineering
tn
Jiidament
will
li*
rnlrrrd
»'i,| 1,rrt r a a h Mil. ■u M r r l tn !h«i aaalnal vnu Hald anil la iirndlna cielle* and duba 0f this community
Society convention.
PATROLMEN TO WATCH
' I«l.l nf 111* T m a t r r a o f lh * I n t e r n a l In Ills Cirrnll Court In Mamlnols
Pierre, president nf the group,
In iin tiv -m rn l Kuail to r ajact any a n J Cnunly, Klnrlila as Chancery Nn. which have been extended to him.
’HOT BODS’
l' iml, al lh*. Culirllliiu n iMeinimi* 1*1*. and tha Mil* nf tha aama I*
said that Ruiaia hat doubled the
i |n;l)A n Y lnrk V. ' I , ml |lm 3>"i •ll IM-ut mji' i • x> "
•
TALLAHASSEE OR—Three highPartly tloady through Friday, salaries of math and science
■liv of B a y A. U. l i l t Oiitalda a f Plaintiff, va MART NORMAM Wlt>*
CETI.D BURNS TO DEATH
way patrolman will be atelgntd somewhat warmer today; low to teachers to keep them from en
•> in. Ip a llllr a K a . r m a n t | n r r i a l l,i •
'•
•MM nf way l*n feel w id e will >■•
XVITNESN my hand and *fflr|al
tering higher paid industrial em
GOVERNOR
JACKSONVILLE UR - Thurman to th* partly completed bohtail night H E
'• • • r u e d frnnt l a y p a r r a l t h r n u e h seal of aald Court at Manfnrd, Klnrployment.
n hI-H I h e r a la aa e i l a i l n s m a t e Ida, nn Ihla IX day nf April. 1*1*. Delaney, T, burned to death it turnpike between Miami and For:
O.
P
llarndnn,
Clark
Clrcull
lined Aa In all l i n d a title- tn nae
nearby Dlnsmora last night whan Pisrte to prevent Its use by "hot
Cnuri
half nf all p et r o l e u m a n * Hires
IXv: ll • .......
nf o t h e r m i n e r a l s w|1l be
an oil atovs In tha kitchen of hit roddaro."
LeROY C O LLIN S mfnue rllie
Papulv Clerk
e t s . ) Atl tleeln n ab ta m a l a r i a l la
k lW t t llk
Tha actios wa* taken by the
Negro home flared tip.
IC1RCUIT I'fllUIT MKAI.I
r u m ad
Th* bay’s parenr* managed to Cabinet after Director H. N. Kirkl-nl II (tradlae's Addition tn Innawand I’lat llook t Pas* II
Bsven oul of ten paaaenterr be save five children but said they man reported paving hat progres
Lnt I a nth | Allea'a tat Add tn
iVaehlnatnn llelehle Plat Itnok I tween the United .state* and .South were unable to reach Thtarman sed far enough to tempi drag raerasa ll
art to tit* th* pike a* a speedway.
who wa* aalaep In a bedroom.
N I ch nf n H af HR if nf NW tf America travel by air.
nf ME If Her IS Tnwaahlp 10 Monti
lian a# II Earl
tn a lo h ln p o o l E f f
lnt l»n Prank I- IVnndriiffa Subdi
T* assounre nnr appointment of Ihe famous J. C.
vision Plat RnnV 1 Page 4t
.to r w a ll*
Lewis Nu-Trrads w* ar* uffvrlng tha pricea luted
lr>i i m t | | Chapman and Tua.
t r i e Addition P lat llnnk I P a g e :t
• n d w o o d w o rk
bslowt
XV t o tl nf K. 1l» ft n f g I I * ft nf N
’• « •h* nf tha NXV Xi nf KXV' i.
REflULAR
a-rllna 11, Tnwnahl* It Sniiib,
▲ aa~
------ «——
7:30 to 8:00 p.m.
PRICE
Black
TVMte
Ixw xFnTVjflng
(lane# in Karl
TIIE TuraTKK* n r ih t e r .
pototlnfl
nai . tiirnovN M ntrr r n s n
(Political Adv. paid far
n r t iik n r ate n r n ^ in in v
A loay t* apply wUb tow h '
P* n, *V tlrrnilnn
ar rsMae
• “r
f’oltixxx far flnvernnr
Aarni Trtialata «1 f. 1. rual,
hi'nilnnln I 'mini v
We
i
t
taba
xuai
liable
Wa
a
rt
opening
a
new
moving
and
storage
IraititMf
In
Sanford
Slat* Campaign Treaa.)
T r r n ir ff^
'B M M M
Shopping For Shoes
Tomato, Citrus
Growers To join
Forces On Project
E
n s
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
BRAUEY ODHAM
Weather
Speak For
TONIGHT!
TIRE SALE ^
W D B O -T V
"C*
MOVING?
1 Nl l l U t A * ™ ? .M A l l l ,
,,f
"
H ill.
R .11 •
13.05
15.60
11.40
15.65
16.90
will alwaya ba happy to dtacuM your moving problems with you.
•
' •,
Call ua a i 81A8 or atop In and xaa ui at 1600 French Are. (Office in
rear of Market Terminal Restaurant Building)
t,
I
•
•) ' JiN
«
All that we have to aril It SERVICE— the beet moving aervice in
BanfertL
Padded ..Van.. Servlet:
Inaored Stent#
9.79
11.70
10.80
11.74
12.68
Bnlehaia
10.79
12.70
11.80
12.74
13.68
All Prirvs Listed Above Ar* On An Exchange Baal*
You Can't Lose-Here's Why
1- All Nu-Treads ar* Buarnnlr:d for 13
MONTHS against all road hazard*—you
p ar only for service received.
2- All Nu-Trmtu have new tire tread depth.
8 Alt Nn-T'»Ada are 100% COLD Rubber
which mean* more miles.
4- Ua* our EASY BUDGET PLAN—aa Low
• • 90c per week per tire.
Hunt - McRoberts
O M m .I I M
RW.
i t|
1K
j?
F ren ek A**.
109 P ih u tte A n.
Ph. 8114
*
Flat
Wall Enamel '
DULUX
Semi-Gloss
HILL l U M R f c R
<* S U P H i r r A R D
�—
liiU H t !
Sim plified S e llin g O f Su rp lu s I t e m s . . . A
"For
,
S a le " Ad.
Call
-
1821
— Now Herald WANT ADS Are As Easy As A. B. C . —
c»"
1821
For An Ad Writer ^
1k f t ------------a tt* *
• 1*C p»r
a *»•“
BUSINESS
SERVICES
II—BEAUTT PARLORS
Yo'ir Reautv Number Ph
t4—SALESMEN—AGENTS
ROUTE Salesman. Apply Ne-HI
Bottling Co., 304 Celery Ave.
<>71
H arriett's Beauty Nook
11)3 So. Oik
17—BUILDING
PAINTING
l
s T i • *tal (M
I VsTVSt
■
U -
»
t- V g jr - * ,
L-LOST AND f UUND
ejrOUND—Small white dog with one
spot. Black ears and eyes.
•• : black
w*
Owner may have by paying tor
.this ad. Phone 2213*J.
LOST—Vicinity of Club Diamond.
Small black Srnttle with rollor
end tair. Answers name of BOZO
Th. !> I7 2 ^ ________________
I—PERSONAL NOTICES_______
#
GOAT MILK
• • Randall Priest, South
Sanford Ave. Phone MO-W-l
REPAIRS
FLOOR aandtoi and flaiahtia.
Cleaning, waxing. Serving Sami*
nnle county since 1923.
U. M. Gleason. Lake Mary
TRY U8
FOR WINDOW GLASS, Mirrors,
Auto Safety Glass. Free E.vtimates. McRANEYSMITlI Paint
A Glass, 2313 S. Park. TIION'E
1203.
PAINTING inside & outside. Room 39-WORK WANTED—FEMALE
speetal continues at 914.93. Call
GIRL experienced In clerical,
3170-J. Mr. Tasker.
waitress wants full lime work
In store, restaurant, drydeaner
19— ELECTRICAL Ceetraetere
or laundry. Call B20l or write
Led* Summer, Apt. No. 19, Hig
RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. gins Terrace.
Electrical Contracting and Repalra
LAUNDRY-Ironlng. Phone 1299-J.
TV Service Center
Rendix and Croiley Appliances SECRETARY Experienced In X
112 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 113 It a v. Write Evelyn Creiglaw P.
O. Box 1333.
lb—LAUNliRT-ORT c l e a n in g BABY-sltting In my home day or
night. Phone 9272. 617 Celery
One heur - Wash and Damp Dry
Ave.
One heur Vt • Wash and Dry FaM
■
’tnished laundry
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. Sec
Santlnne Dry Cleaning
retary. Phone 2340-W,
Soullwid* Laundrmaat
YOUR
time is valuable, MY
Scuta side Feedmart BMg.
time Is at your service. CALL
109 East 25th 8L
492 lor "Barbertng by Appoint
ment.” GARFIELD WALKER,
99-PIANO REMV1CI
Proprietor.
L L Sill - Piano Technician
* All w* have to sell is THE BEST
Phon# 2144 Rout* 1. Sanford
•« MOVING service In Sanford.
Insured storege. PENINSULAR
I TRANSFER * STORAGE. Inr.. 21-ROOFING-PLUMBING
•
Office 1300 French Ave., l’honc
RIBA.
AUTOMOTIVE
JjmjUkU
fly lillliU
Contracting aad Repair
-BOATS AND MOTORB
I'kc
Phone
1113
I99T Ranl.rd Ave.
MARK “20'* and 12 It. Run-a-Bout.
For Better Plumbing
$330. Inquire next to school in
Sea or Call
Lake Mary. Phone 1443-M.
W. J. KINO
YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER
A
OFFERS
- 2W H. P. Elgin
9M 30
i* 7V4 H. P. Evinrude 1933
. Model .......................gtinno
TV* H. P. Elgin ............. 94230
JO H. P. Mercury
Lightning ...........9123.00
12 H. P. Sea Bee
......... *1-30.00
’ 1093 Evinrude 15 11. P........ 9243.00
19 H. SCOTT-ATWATER
with control* .......... 1139.93
I t H. E L G IN ..................... *129.93
19 H.—SCOTT-ATWATER
011945 Model
.. *239.00
99 H JOHNSON, 1933 Model.
very faat .......................*230.00
gS H. P. Evinrude 1933 Model,
Like naw .................. *393 00
Also msny motor* torn down lor
used parts. Reasonable.
• TRADE-IN your old boat, Mo
tor or Trailer.
—Selection of Host* —
Glass.
Mahogany,
Aluminum
and Galtor Tratle-s.
• Also several used Rosts and
J)
trailers.
Ree the New Evinrude Line for '3*
SALESMEN
PART-OR FULL-TIME
Earn up to *200 weekly sailing
famous nationally advertised
Knapp Alr-Cushloned Shoes. Es
tablished trade. Complete tin*
nf Sport. Work. Dress Shoes for
Men and Women. Rig dally
commissions plus liberal profitsharing plan. Finest' factoryfitting service in Amorira.
Here's your opportunity to en
joy financial Independence In a
sound, profitable business of
your own. Complete selling eq
uipment furnished free. Write
today to Gordon King. Knapp
Bros., Brockton 01, Massach
usetts.
2M0 outh Park—Phone 30
PLUMBING
Contract and repair work. Free
estimates. R. I- Harvey. 204
Sanford Ave. Phona 1824.
Plumbing. Kresky Heating
M. G. HODGES
Service on All Water Pump*
Wells Drilled — Pumps
Paula Road Phone 700
23—SPECIAL NOTICES
ENVELOPES, letterheads, state
ments, invoices, band bills, and
n r (i g r a ms, etc. Progressive
Printing Co. Phone 409 — 403
West 13th St.
ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call
Ralph Ray, 3150.
UPHOLSTERING
Custom Made Drapery and Slip
Covers.
STANLEY KULP
Phone Sanford — 2834-J
2621 S. Park (Hlway 17-92)
43—ARTICLES FOR SALR
48—FA~.M AND GARPEN
rOR FILMS, Finishing. Tape Re
corders,
Supplies.
see—
WIEBOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP.
210 S. Park Ave.
APT. site gas rang*. Good con
dition, 930. Phone 1143-M.
FOLDING Coia—U t T 3<i FtrHose
82.93. All alia Tarpaulins. ArmyNavy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ava.
BI G~B AR GAIN~WEE K A T T H K
SUPER TRADING POST
Bunk beds cnmpleta with mattress
20.00 writing desk 10.00 lawn
mowers 9.00 washing machinr
23.00 model A tire tub# and
wheel like new 3.00 underwood
typewriter 10.00 Rrmlngton por
table typewriter 33.00 Remington
ten key adding machine 30.no
Burroughs adding marhine 40.m.
gilder 0.00 drrtser 9-30 dinette
aet 12'« eltdric sewing mach
ine 75 on electmlux carpet sweep
er 13.00 a 18 ft. (lining boat
good aa naw with bolt wells
60 00
Always In slock new Inner spring
r.u t*exs gusrij-e.'d 22.in Pay.
mxr.xi check wr'.iff cost ioa.oo
for only 23 00 automatic donut
h i nme recrn’.iy cost 43on<j for
.123.00 Wool rug IJxi6 ft cost
17S.(X> its perfect 30.00 8\ll> wool
rug as new for 22.30 Walnut bedroom suite Its beautiful 63 00
Thou sands of other Items to seled from. Sell us your odd furnlture-we psv cash Free delivery
Phone .1017-W
Super Trading Post
1949 Ford Tractor Unun.e Bottom
14" Plow. ,i Row cultivator.
BRITT TRACTOR CO.
Hi way IT-91 Benth
PkoM 891
THE SANFORD HERALD
Thur*. Apr. 28. 1858 P rrb 7
THE OLD HOME TO W N
By STANLEY
Grove Caretaktug. Discing, Dust
ing, Spraying, Fertilizing, A
Setting Ynung Tree*. Wheicha)
Grove Service. Call 2224.
PEAT-Gat your Dadwyler Peat
at Grapeville Nursery, 40c Bu.
bag. Annuals now ready. Phone
2038-Grapevlllr Ave. Just off
Country Club Rd.
53—WANTED TO BUT
WANTED—One, two, nr three H.
P. air-compressor. Call 2031-W.
RENTALS
M—*.PARTM ENTS
WELARA APARTMENT*: room*,
prtvat# baths,'114 W. P in t St.
Avalon Apt*.
TRI
FURNISHED
villa.
EfBelaaey. Phene
Apt.
2300 Mellon-
HUTCHISON'S Ocean ’ F r o n t
Apts 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona
Reach. Call 2374-W.
FURNISHED Apts. 201 »i W. First
St. Rc.ixonahlr—Phone 1321.
1 intle south
EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit
able for bachelor or couple.
WANTED—any kind of housework, 20" Window Ian w in timer. Used
Private hath. Across from Post
(or 2 months, *40. HI-FI Set.
including cooking. Phone 1121-R.
Offtc*. Manuel Jacobson.
Phone 1336-R,
BABY sitting or child care day MANGLE electric itnnrr, good con. MODERN Kitchenettes at Pine
nr night. Cheap Phone 2532-J. dltlnn. Cal) 'J'JH-M after 0:00 p. in.
Grove Motor Court Htwav 17 92,
1124 E. 7th. Mra. L L. Sipes.
Phone
W.P. 272833. Rentals
49—AFFLIANCP.S
week or month.
I will do day work .nr irnnlng.
Need work. References. 706 Bay FKIG1DAIRE appliances, sales
Efficiency apartments, air con
Ave.
• and aarvtee. 0. H. High, Oviede.
ditioning and TV optional. 2B2I
Fla.
Phone
F03
3313
or
Sanford
S. Park i Highway 17 02). San
WANTED work as bookkeeper,
1*13 W after 6 p. m.
ford CLARK'S TOURIST COURT
snow ledge of typing, shorthand
phone 30 Peggy Kendrick.
AIR CONDITION ING
3-ROOM
tiunishrd
apartment
For Room or Riitliling
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, rsClose in, III E 4th SI. *50no
H. R. POPE UO. INC.
pable of taking charge of af.
monthly. Phone 2.W6 or 10.12.
flee. Ruth I- Scott, lit. 1 Box !t# Smith Park Ave. Phone lllfl
HI.
lurnlsnrd aid .Hi) Mag8 cti. ft gas rrlrigrratnr good 2-nooM
nolia. Availahlr May I. .1 Itrd
condition. Rrasonably priced
31-WORK WANTED—MALE
room Itirnished hnu»c, Cclrry
Call 1260-M after R.00 110 Holly
Ave A K. Rnsirllcr, Florist.
SCHOOL BOY with power mower
Phone 212.
FOR SALK—Refrigerators, Heat
wants mowing. Phone 718-M-4.
er*. Washers, Stoves, Fans,
EXPERIENCED furniture finish
Power lawn ntowrrs, Air condi FURNISHED apartment. I’h. 159.1
rr. painter and handyman. Can
tioners in lots. Attention home I
builders. Would submit prices on < ROOM unlurn.siied downsiairs
furnish references. Full nr pari
apt III Oleandrt Ave *23 mo
time. Colvin • 376-XR (2).
request FIRESTONE STORES.
Call 122-M or 148 W after 6 pm.
Ill E First St.
WHITE CARETAKER • Well ver
sed in lawns, shrubs, landscap
J-HKDROOM furnished spt. Veiy
GOOD AS NEW
ing. Box 103, l.ake Mary, Fla. 9 css. ft. Srrvcl Gas Refrigerator
i lean and closa In. Phone tild,
.limmv Cowan.
*99.93
PAINTING interior, exterior by
IIAG(ihltl.Y
contract or hour. House or house
E F F I C I E N C Y Apl. alr-condl
trailer. Free estimates. Phonr
APPLIANCE CENTER
Honed 17 92 smith city limits
W. P. 2-3.342. A«k Inr Mr. Rey
"Your Wesllnghotise Center"
SlumhrrUnd Court.
nolds.
PHONE 17.17
113 MAGNOLIA
Second
flour apl 4 rooms and
48—BUILDING MATF.HIAI.S
YOUNG MAN
bath. Modern. 143 Ph, 1464 .1,
HAVE steady employment wish
METAL HOOFING
part-time work after I 30 woek
furnished apt. Tile hath,
slays and all day Saint days 4 •Now In Slock. 3-V Crimp —1'*" 'J-IIOOM
privntc entixn.-e I’hen* 1010-.I
Sunday. Can do most any type ' Corrugated—2tv" C o r r u g a t e d
Get all Your roofing needs at
work. Call 1421 bet wren 8-4 30
I HKDKOO.31 furnishe I sot AS h erm an C oncrete Pipe Co.
dolt* only. '215 VV 5th f't
Automotive Sali-s job wanted by
Out West 1.1th St.
llrlHed Lieutenant Commander,
Itr.iutlfiillv furnished 2 bed>'<mi|t
Age 34. College and Used Car
RED I-MI.X CONKKKTE
apt., gaisi/e. nrni air have *75
Experience in Detroit. Resident
Miracle Concrete Co.
tier mo Phone t.V!7.
of Sanford Area PHONE 2227 R. 309 F.lm Ave.
Phone 113*
CARPENTER work, repairs, rah
Three and four rn»m fin■ru«h*-.l
USED URICK
inots made to order. J. E. Robin- TWO ('AltU)ADS he .ml Will u«rd
apts. N'erv clenn ami iln.e In.
min.
Phone
1467-W.
I'hnne 1116. .limmv CnwMO.
ROBSON Sporting Goods 'Til 10 p in. Service Call' *3 00 W.
brick. Orange, red. and burnt
A. Norris Ph. 1339. J. Q. Herrin,
black. See them it SHERMAN
Evinrude Sale* A Service
EXPERIENCED
truck
dnver.
Ph.
Ph. 2993-J. Licensed Techni
FU RN ISH ED —Large 3 bed room
CONCRETE PIPE CO.
904 E. 1st St.
Thone 909
9272. 617 Celery Ave.
cians. guaranteed work.
apt. upstairs. In town, *60.
Call 199* between 9:00 -- 5 Oil.
—:-------------------------POWER LAWN MOWING, Ph 4^—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
When your Electric Motors
2493 J.
19—PARTS-REPAIRS
Grnerators A Starters Fall
IIAYNES Office Machine Co..
Typewriter!, adding machines, i*-BimiNF..*s*-iNnuimtiAi,
rail lh§ Electric No. 00.1
EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN Elrrtririan, 20 yrx? rxprrirnce
Saiee-Rentals. 314 Mag., Ph. 44.
OFFICE SPACE - 4 rooms. Pal
MENT AND WHEEL BALANC
P H. LANSING GARAGE
meltn Bldg. Call 1744 or 1494.
14—INSURANCE
47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD
ING—Pasaanger c a r s
and
4
ELECTRIC
SERVICE
GOODS
v Trucks; all makes, sties—U ton
414
West
I3th
St.
In 3-ton. Seminole County Mot
n-HOUSES aad COTTAGES
ors. Inc. 319 E. 1st St. PHONE Expert Bookkeeping for small busi Preferred Rate* le Preferred
Policyholders
Mill.
ness. Including Income Tax Re
SEE SosBtorto Realty ftrr Daslr
turns, Social Security reports fehn W lllian n Inn. Ageescy
akto Hamm aad Apt*. Phone 17
417
Sanford
AUaatJe
Bank
FPR SALE—Complete brake and
and Sale* Tax. Call 2224. Hugh
Phew
14
front end equipment. Consists
C. Whaichel Jr.
2 BEDROOM Unfurnished. Kitchen
of wheel balancer, brake-drum
nn anv of this mod used merchan equipped, large fanced-in yard
WELDING
for duple* with children. Phone
lathe, brake hleedcr. hone art,
dise listed below;
34—DOGS—CATR—PETS
C A. TAYI.OR. Jr.
.1002
brake lining* wheel weights, rlc.
2 Pc. Sofa Red Suite
*29 93
•in; K. Fourth SiWill sell all or any part, FIRE
l’c. Living Room Suite29 93
l-MONTH OLD A. K. C. Co|||es. 2BTONE STORE, tit E. First St.
Michele 1/Oilge, Hlway 17-02, 3Pc. Srrttnnal Sofa .19 93 2-Bedroom hnus# near n*se Chtl
dren Welcome. Phnne 1199.
3-Pc. Cushion Living Room
South.___________
Sofa
9.9.3
Pump Biles with
* 11- iTRACTORS
2-Bedroom
house, Phon* 1983 W.
Maple Finish Vanity .......... 3 93
Repair Service
Walnut
Chiffornhe
.
1
9
.1
1
.3
FOR SALE—Tractor tires. Your!
GARLAND SHAW
2 BEDROOM- hmtse’ KIIchen~fur
Maple Finish Chest ............ 14.9.3 ntshed. In town. Phnne 443,
I!—ARTUT.v.8 FOR RENT
presrnl lire* slip, dug too low,
P. O. Rnx MS
3-Pc. Bedroom Suite
.39 9.3
or no (read? Trade them in for
IjONGWOOD
Rnllaway, Haapstai a n d B a b y Small Dreiser and Mirror .. 14.93 4-ROOMS, Florida room hath 4
Phone: w. p. 28-2642___
good Firestone Champion, opencarpnrte. Immediate potaaiiion.
Reds.
Day,
Week
or
MontbLike New Rnllaway Red . 19.93
center tractor tires. PHONE 12,
Call 2002 alter 3:30.
Tal. 1413. Furniture C enter- 3-Pc. Chrome Dinette __ J9 9.3
FIRESTONE STORES 111 E.
111 Weat Firrt
3-Pc.
Wood
Dinette
............
129.3
Tfrst St.
2 BEDROOM homa furniihtd. Tlla
FOR RENT — Dredlim. and opera Oak Huffei ........................ . 9 93
>9—HELP WANTRD-FF.MAI.R
bath 4 Kilrhrn, 93.3. Apply At
All
Kind*
of
End.
I.anip
and
tor by Hour, Week or Monlh.
{ilhbona, lak e Mnnroe, Ph. 402-J
'IS-^TRAILERR
Cocktail
Tables
*1
9.3
Plus
many,
SOME knowrledge of Prndurr. Sis
Phon 1451. l-ee Cnnstnirtlon Co.
Many Items Not Listed
dav* a week. Call 1513-3V or
HOUSE on Silver lake, Phtmt
f t l t will pay YOU to sea US before
43-ARTICLES FOR SALR
1481-R.
30S7-M.
you buy. Open Evening* aad
Sundays.
—Factory to To*—
OFFICE AND 8 At.ES PERSON
I rm. Furnished apl. Call 1448-J
2*949
a
lad
Bt.
Phew*
ITT
Eastalde Trailer Salea,
AI dim Intm
for new Gregory Lumber Yard
Falatka,
Fief
'■ Fla.
4-ROOMS and hath. 2 acraanad
(old Security l.umhc*) Must be
VtnatiM BIIrsU
y M Porchea, Phono 1109-J
rood at 'figures, able to type, Enelnsrd head. Sag-proof bottom Unfinished N11e.itand*
"HIGHWAY, aluminum, rew type
famillnr with bookkeeping an I
rati with plastle and*. Plastic or Chest, .1-drawer
__
lightway, ralrlgaratad van. 324
'*•“ 3-BEDROOM, concrete block. Kit
personable. Good Job for right
rayon tapea. Cotton or ayUa Chesl, 4-dra»er .......
feat, reconditioned, naw recapa,
chcn furnished in Wynnewood.
cords.
person.
Apply
bv
GU.er
only
to
Chest, 5-drawer ... .
94430. Also, 70 other trailers
Oragory
Lumber,
P.
O.
Ilox
sonkarfk
Ghuto
a
a
d
P
a
la
t
Co
•ft
'vl
P h n n " *w w
Che,l. 4-drawer
priced to sell. GREAT DANE •
144, Delend.
112 114 West 2nd 8L
Phon* 320 Dressing Table
DIAMOND T. 103 South Orange
10.30 FURNISHED Cnttag*. Reainnahle,
Blossom Trail, Orlando. S-9031." EXPERIENCED stock and safes
by week or month. Five Point*
-----EASY TERMS----SHINERS
Motel. 6 miles So. on 17-92.
AT■•f o r SALE • 1933 Imperial Mobil* lady between 11 and 33. Apply I’OPGUTS. Bull Hradi, Worms.
ROBSON SPORTING GOODS,
Reasonabla
price.
Flemingi
home with or without air-conKCHOLH BEDDING CO.
2 • BEDROOM nicely furnished
Grocery, E. Geneva Ava. Open Conwr 2nd. 4 Magnolia Ph. 1232 home, Bel-Air faction. Phon*
ditioatag. 29 all modern con 304 E. First St.
veniences. Will lacrtfiea. Call SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE I 7 days a week.
"Bad Bamberger" Mgr.
3049-J,
days 72 or night* 3060-R.
Open Mondaye 'HI f:*« p.m.
POSITION
SPINET Piano, Manogany. Prac4 ROOM block housn and garage,
VISIT OUR RAIA'OfNY
Hcally new. Sacrifice. *393.
1934—12 ft. Kosy Koach 2 bedroom Splendid opportunity for alert, am
Riverviaw Ave. Phnne 409-R.
bitious
young
woman,
perman
Phone
1723-R.
t .'a
ent
resident
seeking
permanent
Park. Alter 9:00. Pb. Spring
HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN
employment. Ruxlnes* h o u r s LATE Model Electrolux tank type
39—BOOM!
44334.
PRICES PAID FOR USED
Monday through Friday with
vacuum cleaner with attach
FVRNITURE
•regular scheduled Increases In [ ments. Like new, *20. Guaran
CLEAN quiet rooms, TV, Private
WILHON-MA1KR
salary. Minimum requirements: | teed. Phone 172.3.R,
14— USKD CARS
bath. 401 Magnolia Ave._______
High School education, age 14
FURNITURE CO.
A **y—DODGE club coupe, I lane
BARGAIN CENTER
to 24 and ability In type. Applv
Call 958
•n. Good tires, good condl- SOUTHERN BELL TELEPIH
307 Sanford Avenhe
Den 9293. Payments 922.71 Mo.
311 E. Flrat SI.
"The Store of Surprise!1*
CO., 118 S. Palmetto.
13—HOMES
Lone 233-XR
:n—MALE or FEMALE
. ChUdron* Plisse pajamas
— ZL------- t------------ Reg. $1.49 ......................... Now Me Huy your Ftinilura at Barry'i 7 larga charming rooms. Dining
.Chev. Good condition, cheap,
room, 24 ft. living room. ReaaonWaiwhouat Fnra., Co., at Ml W.
a block in back ol Chamber WOULD like someone to do short- Ladies Cotton Slips
able. Phone 1232 nr 2333-J.
1st S t AB oaHonally ado. furCommerce Bldg. Lake Mary. hand stenographer work In their fleg. 91.99 .................. Now 8L7T
nlfuro af warokonao prlooa.
horn*. I Will rail for and deirtl-v« Dialers
3
Bedroom concrete block, com
t•
Rcg, 12.98 ..................... Now 91.99
IURTord, 4-tlour Croitlln*. Fully 1 ver wnrk. P .V e a >ly
plete kitchen, Reasonable down
>ed furniture, appnoaoaa, tools,
Sanford Or Seminole Counly. Stretch Socks
equipped, 13.00(1 mllri. 1 owner,
ete. Boughtsold. Larry's Mart,
payment, 2409 Summerlin Phone
_______ _______1 lug. 49e...—...J%o* xailing lot 39c J 914 JUol lot It. n
tegeUaot con da km. Phono 2IU-W Phooa U27.
S79-Wt
—
T. V. REPAIRS
FINANCIAL
LOOK
Only 95c Down
WELL DRILLING
MERCHANDISE
OPEN HOUSE
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
801 Fast 20th S-teet
:|.|lrilrnnm finnie home Corner lot.
Large 3 Bedroom hom t witk din* !
* 1,000.
ing iimm, oak floors aim liojf j
f'""vac». Vi-51 csn'^riicled con*
Bedriinm home ex -e!!cuf r-mB IT — Homes of Real Individual!
err'o
block with dnnhl* garag*
dll
mil,
;
ahndy
liil>.
*8100—
tv: Brittany Farm Homes. Early
911.000 - TERMS
Tel ms.
American. Ultra Vloilcrn. Con
Ro i i„ t'a 't-ri, Broker
vcntional A F r e n c h Colonial
Consult A II r:\ITOH First
Anualirlle 0. Henderson, Associate
tjpes.
1 '.a J. r *M
• 9 ^la*
CULLEN & IIARKEY
JT-92 al lia w lk lu '
tM N. Park Ave Phone 2211 Phone 2871
BUILT On l.tri# t.and«r.iped
Ians: In Ihc bf.vt of neighbor
hoods,
Robert A. William!. Realtor
W. H. "Bill'' STEM PER
Raymond-Lundqulat, AiMtlate
Realtor - Ueacral titsuranra
Phone 1673 Atlantic Bank Bid*
Guv Allen. Asseclaie
COMPLETE with all (lie feature*,
Arlrlle Price, Aiaoclaie \
you have dreamed ihout such
112 N Pat a Ave.
as enlnrad General Electric ap Phots* 21/2
Sat ns for Frenen Ave. fr«pertys
pllances and colored plumbing
HEAL ESTATE DRIVR IN
Alexander A Stringer
iiaturei.
III
'-Vf
9544 French Av». Ileal Estalr 9 Insurance
J.
W.
IIALU
REALTOR
'
eee.Mit.i.i.
Mrs,
laiurlne
Messenger,
Assoc
AND availahla at reasonable ,07 M
((| avc.
Ph. 18
"CaU Half" Phone 1794
prices with the best financing
A with minimum down-payIlnmea — tail* — Acreaga
menta.
Tbs Want A9 Departmarnl la
NOT A PROJECT!
4
m
OZIER REALTY CO.
l.aura l>. Osier _
Reg. Real Estale Broker
J8DI So. Orlando Dr. — Ph. 1389
Since 1*49. Sanford's U a d ln t|
V,,.771.7.
Rutlrier nf homes for over 1.600
FRANKI.IN llh \L 1 3
people Sales Ol/ice Little 3>mcr Nr"' «"d Ite-.nle Homes Phono
|ltfi«, lit. 17-92. Delhuy
in l-nch Arbor.
Wtllknm C» Phllllpn, Jr.
PRUNE
IMS
„
BALL R EA LTY "
L O W ELL E. OTTER
nullder - Phone 19.3*
Office: 2*61 S Orlando Dr.
.1 Redrawn Concrete Rlork
VA — *223 Down Payment
939 P»r Monlh P A I
KilrMn Fully Equipped
Aet fast in -hoove color* and ifte
A. K. Shoemaker, Rallder
1991
spew from |:IP a. m. nntil 8:M B>
t
os. each btislnea* day exeapt Sal*
arday
aftensoen.
Dendlinn
tM -
wsak-riay inssrttnna t* l:M p. m.
the dsy pr***Hing fstbli/atien.
RAYMOND M. BALL
OSCAR M HARRISON
HAVE MORE MONEY by 1*11REG. BROKERS
tug unnrcdrd things Ihrough Wan*
S. D. Illghlryman, Aiwclafe
2*1 South Park Ave,
Phone M9 Ad*. Pnone 1421 (nr help la
wording your ad.
Seminole Realty
w. dif .t r i m s
IMI Park Ave.
T. W. MERO
Phone 27 or 143
IK IT IS REAL F-STATF.
aak CrmaUey A Moateitk
*4 111 Sawtk Park Fhoao 771
TWy Know
K-hy Compm^
FOR SALE—3 hedroom house. 2 S l
Jalousie porches, excellent con
dition Good location. Call owner Ph0M U99-A. I . Pstaraon,Broker
Aaaociatos • A. B. Peterson Jr.,
142.3 3V,
P. J. Ckaslerinn. Garfield WUlet**. Jalui Meuek, R. W. Wil
NEW—.1 bedroom masonry con luma, Ha«*l M. Field. A. C.
Doudney, land Surveyor,
struction. Hadwnnd ftnnrs, built
in electric kilrhrn, Central
besting. Accept trailer as part
payment
nine Springs A3v*.
Orange City. R. L. Allan.
i
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P
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CO
0*t Wait lt th SL
Mather of Sanford
ODHAM A TUDOR, INC
"Bulldara oi Finer Rome*"
•Kara
Baaatlfully Daalgned Three and
Four R a d r n o m Homa* for
Florida Living
FHA and VA (Of) Financed
• Priced from 911.300. to 913,000
Sala* Office-9923 So. Frtnch Ava.
Phon* 9194 or >990
11
$ | , 9 5 SPRING SPECIAL $1 0 ^
Brake Special
All Make Cars
7 .
HERE'S WHAT WE DO:
1.
2.
a.
4.
Pull Wheels anti Check, lining
Adjust all four brakes
Adjust parking brake
Check tvheel bearings
We employ only factory trained, registered mechanic*
Cnll "Slim" Rnjfera Service Mnnnger at 1429 j
All Work Guaranteed
REAL ESTATE
Your Lincoln—Morcur) Dealer
19—u / n
EXCELLENT Lots. Inquire 290G
Magnolia.
Nice building lot*. Trim# may lie
arraogsd. Phona VM-J,
t
miL
"•f
Hunt-McRoberts, Inc.
109 Pnlmetlo Avenue
Sanford, Florida
Wa Will Call For And Deliver Your Gar
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For the Money Invested
IS OUR PROUD ACCO M PLISH M EN T
You’ll Like the Air of Permanence and Quiet Refinement Built Into Every
PINECREST
This Distinctive Community Offers:
Luxurous homes in a moderate price
range /
• Intelligent zoning restrictions to
Spacious country living with all city
• Ultra modern design in homes and
maintain high property value.
conveniences.
surroundings to meet todays high
standards for Comfort, Convenience,
City water and City sewers-Paved
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Days to 3 Weeks
in
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Homes Now Available
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102 Homes Purchased and Occupied
’
F. H. A.
$2100 Dowd Payment
601 per month
11.200
Service Personnel F. H. A.
tIOOOsPown Payment
600 P<* month
If you are a veteran—"
$626 Down Payment
660 per month
W/iy Not Drive
Out
TODAY?
INCORPORATED
"B ulldtn Of Fln«r Hoorn”
.w n e N L JOKING rO R . . THE VERY LATEST WORD
RN MODE OP LIVING.
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BRAILEY ODHAM, Pres.
Sales Office — 2625 South French Ave.. . Phones 2100 and 2980
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SANFORD. FLORIDA
Established IRQ*
FRIDAY, APRIL 17, IBM
is
Campaign T empers Flare
Odham
Collins
Talk Last Night
Issues R a ised
cee Luncheon
•A t
Temper* flared briefly during
in *(ter-ip*aking kueitlonilfromtht-floor period when eindldatei
brought out their polni* regarding
Isiuea facing them in (he coming
election for Sheriff of Seminole
County.
Four of the candidate* for iheritf
of Seminole County were gueita
of the Seminole County Junior
Chamber of Commerce yesterday
. .
. i ,
..
, .,1 1*1 their noon luncheon meeting!
,
. ,
,
,
A man who, In all probably, and cach wai an0Wed to speak on I Clcrk* " ni1 •"•pectora who will
!i the b«it qualified In this j a his platform and resirc to become
°f
fortncomlnf
I e»ec« on* in bcmlnol® County were
to talk on hla subject, will •] k sberiff.
,*w
*1 i. Instructed Inst night In the us#
to the Sanford Rotary Clut it
ah<" " 'VM'" '
Ita weekly meeting Monday i n ,S S S , 5 f t « T i h J I , T £ Machine*.
haa given during the political
0 a t the Yacht Club on "Japan- f- rallies and speaking tour. However,
All of the clerka and Inapectora
tor 10 Year*".
he again brought out "The people have been appointed for the 10
Capt. John Dobion, M. C. IjS. of Seminole County, I believe, are Seminulo County Precinct*, the
N.. Senior Medical Officer of i* }°°klng for an honest, hard-work liit of which la published else
where in today's Sanford llera'd
ing aheriff.
Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air
"1 want to thank you for this op ulong with sample ballot* that
tlon, who had two toura of iy
will l>e used on the voting ma
in Japan, first during 1015 yd portunity to apeak," he aald, "and chine*.
will
appreciate
your
vote
in
the
•gain last year Is schedal,
C. E. Iliipl?, repreientntivr of
among other things, to diets coming election."
J.
L.
Hobby
did
not
appear
at
j
the
Shoup Voting Machine Com
the atom bombing of Hlrosl a
pany,
instructed the, election of
the
luncheon
meeting,
probably
during World War II. Dr. >
n a a n , • native of New York <y, due to hie railroad committments ficials ae to the use and operation
received his medical schoolini it which prevented him from being of the machine* and In tha tabu
lating of the final report of tha
Columbia University and se >d in Sanford for the affair.
Denver Cordell took an entirely election results.
till internship a t St. Vlncfs
.
new tack on the broadcast proTha voting machine*, S3 of
Clerks, Inspectors
Instructed In Use
Of Voting Machines
Dr. Dobson To T
, On Japan At Rof< y
Club Meet Mondy
A aao d aled I’rena I r\*r<i W ire
Christensen Chosen Friends'
Aid
Bicycle Club Head Needed
Officer* of tha Scinlnol* BleyBreiley Odium «pok* for L*«
el* Club wer* elected at a recent
Boy Collins last night in a televi
nesting of th* orgaultaliun. Ed
sion address seen and heard la
Christensen waa named president
the Sanford area.
of tha group; Mrs. Frances Mur
O d h a m defended C o 11 i • a
ray, vice-president: and Mrs. Lotto
against charges of opponents thgt
Paterson, secretary. Kidney Vlhthe Governor favors aegregmittsa
len Jr. accaptad tha appointment
and In a pres* Interview fo re e i.t
as Senior Road Captain.
that Collins would win in th*
For further activities of tho
f in t primary — "If hla frlanda
mambara of tha Semlnola Blcyclo
work hard enough for him."
Club, which number* several hun
Bitla Were opened yesterday and
Tha pressure of th* stretth
dred, hoy* and girls will bo divid
ed into age group.* for such contracts awarded for three new drive In th* governorship cam*
school buses'for use In Seminole pnlgu brought forth sharp «rltl*
events a* hobo parties and IronCounty.
clsm and name calling among tit#
lure hunt*.
At a meeting of the Seminole four major contenders yesterday*
Slips will ba sent homo to
Sumter I- Lowry, who haa be«a
parents or guardians of the child County Hom'd of Public Instruc
ren, from school, asking permis tion, bids wer* awarded to Stride- engaging lit a verbal slugging
sion fur tha boys and girls to Ininl-Mnirison, Inc. for one 48 match with Gov. Collin* aver
aid* In group* to tha various passenger school bus and to their views on segregation, «al|cil
Seminole Truck and Tractor Com th0 governor a "honx on th* peo
events sponsored by tha club.
ple of Florida and just • small
Tilt Elk* Club of Sanford has pany for two R0 passenger buses time politician."
The low hid by Stricklnnd-Morvolunteered to aponsor the next
Collins, In a spetek U th* Ma
event planned by the Seminole risnn Inc. was for a Ford hut with nual Cracker Day celebration *1
a
Wayne
body
for
13.532.00.
Bicycle Club.
Deerfield Beach, warned hla tu*
The next low bid was lot an dlonco against exchanging good
Attending the meeting were:
Mrs. O. Bamberger president of International bus with a Wayno government for "buffoonery and
th* Southsid* School P-TAt Hr*. body at 73,551*2.
demagoguery."
Ray Murray, Safety Chairman,
Bid* were opened for Chcvrdlct
Earlier in Pinellas and Pueca
Soulhilde School P-TA; Mr*. Alice F'wd, Dodge, CMC, and Inlor- counties. Collin* apok* out ’»*
national
buses.
Wllllnk, co-chuirnian of the South
gainst "hat* campaigning" by op
»ld* School P-TA Safety Commit
Tho low hid by Seminole Truck position candidate* and aald "W#
tee; Mrs. Marglo Hill, Navy Offi and Tractor Co., was for two have a atata to build and M t“ ft
cers Wlvea Club; Mr*. Gene Fit- 00 passenger International buses state to destroy."
ten, Navy Wive* Club; Mr*. Har with Wayne bodies at a unit pries
Fortner Gov. Fuller W arn *
vey Swanson, Pilot Club; Mrs. C. of 7l.804.ig.
told an audience a t Tallahassee
M. Flowers, Womans Club; Ern Tho next low bid was for In last night that If Collin* la ra- V
est Cowley, Kiwanto Club; Roll ternational bmp* with Rluchlnl elected hast* Uk*Jy "to make ft /
Kaniee, Seminole County Chamber bodies at t unit price of 73.817.00 strong effort" to k*t tb*
of Commerce; Chief Roy O. Wil
Bids wore onenetl for Dodge, atitutlon amended to permit hint t«
run for governor again In 1980.
liams, Elk* Club; Patrolman Ren GMC, and International buses.
The tarns suggestion waa mada
Butler, Sanford Police Depart
Tho addition of the three new
ment; Dr. Charles L. Park Jr., buses will Inceraso the total of earlier by Farris Bryant, another
Rotary Cltili; Rayburn T, Mllwee, locally owned buses from tho pre of the governorship candidates,
Bryant said th# Constitution Ad«
Superintendent of I'ulillc Instruc sent 2U to 20.
The Board of I'ulille Instruction vlsoiy Commission was getting
tion; Mrs. W. II. Brinson. Sanford
Grammar School Safety Commit , approved the use of a bus that ready to propose a constitutional
Mail been retired from icrvlru lo change to allow the governor ta
tee; and tha Girl Scouts.
Brought to the attention uf tho l>e used by the local Civil Air Pa succeed himself one lime.
Collins had aald he agreed with
Seminole Bicycle Club tnomhor* trol for civil defense purfuscj.
Fivo hods fur scholl room furni- commission chairman Wallac* E,
was the fact that birycln riders of
ti.day are tomorrow’s motorist*, I turp were opened yc)lorday at Sturgis who labeled flryant’a
so If they lesrn habits of safe, the meeting of tho School Board, statement an "outright fabrica
I
lawful and reasonable driving, i Those submitting bids were: tion."
"Too much power for too tong
they will ennti tun those hnhit* Southern Desk Company, Newton
when they begin to drive euto- Equipment Company, American 1* • very dangerous thing," War
Seating Company, Mr. Foster's ren aald. "Give anybody too much
mobllea
power for too long and he’s liable
It Is expected that many snfn Store, and Universal Sealing to abuse It and mistreat the peopl*
Company.
bike riding e v e n t * will bo
The funilnre was purchased for he ha* power over."
planned throughout the coming
Lowry said at Tampa Got*
the nine-room Goldsboro School
summer months.
(Codtlaued Oa Pag* Ten)
addition.
On low bid, contracts wero awarded to Southiwn Desk Com
pany for 210 chair desks, fo Uni Public Is Invited
APRIL 18
versal Seating Company for 78
Adenlislone
chairs and nine lonelier* desks, To Boat, Ski Club
Mr*. Lily Soderlilom (Sanford) ami to American Sealing Company
Meeting Tonight
RUrhargra
for nino library tables.
Ml** Fleets Smith (Hunford)
The Sanford n«nt amt Ski Chib
Mrs. Lena Gleason (tak e Mary)
will hold It* regular meeting to
Theodor* Johnson (Sanf.irtii
night In th* CAP Hall ahoy#
Mildred Weidnrhnld (I.aka Mary)
Tnuchtnn'a Drugstore at 8 o’clock.
Amo* Bell (Titusville)
Person* Interested In honta
Partly rlmidy, little rhonx# In nnd skiing are Invited to thes«
APRIL 37
'trmprralure today and Saturday; 1meotlng*. Now thnt It la getting
Admission*
Mr*. Carrie Forrester (Sanford) low tonight ( 0-8H.
warm the club will be anloylng
Disrhsrgta
many rrulaea and outings. It waa
Mrs. Nancy Dunn (Sanford)
•aid. Th* club would Ilka t<8
Julia Bradley (Oviedo)
stress that It Is not necessary ti*
HDDITIONAI. LOCAL NEWS
own a boat to become a member
Willi* Bush (Sanford)
(Curtinned On Page Ten)
of this group. All members ara
Mrs. Ethsl Cochran and buhy girl
(Oak Hill)
urged lo attend thla assslon.
Bids Are Opened,
Contracts Awarded
For School Buses
8 RNATOR DOUGLAS STENSTROM
★
★
★
★
Herald Endorses
Sen. Stenstrom
fare Hospital, both In his lie i
,'u" \7.V.mVV‘ «Ttaro thcm 10 be put lnt0 op#n,t,°" *n,‘
eitr.
. lh°somo
sU,en,c"t
rhcJ* used
In the Seminole County eleefliy. nHla
i l degree* Include
inciuue tho*if
■11 ,cnce
ecm | w,(o j,,
qutulion
.
question aa p, tion*,
were demonstrated yester
A. B. and M. D
the ippointment for this Job.
day
at
the Seminole County ChamHe has been attached to nhl
"A » - j - r of P~P'« W ™ . " ! S ? o ComTe ce Coffro Club by
•Vlatlon units since beginning is irdell
said,- "including ray three, w /
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Naval careor a t Pensacola In to opponents, and when t finally made
. a n d has had duty aboard the r up my mind to accept this appoint- machine* appointed by the Semi
nole County Commissioners.
® craft carrier* Ranger, Lexliif i, ment, 1 went to Tallahassee
ill
Tho Sanford Herald la proud to endorse the candidacy
Today, J. T. Landon, a repre
Munda, Roosevelt, Leyte and i"Tho Governor told mo M’m not sentative
of the voting machine of Senator Dougina Stenatrom In hla bid for re-election to
appointing
you
sheriff
because
you
tietem and prior to reportini a
Sanford shortly before tho it are a friend of mine or because company, 1* in Sanford demon the Floridn Sennlo.
a t thla year waa stationed atie of friends of friends of mine and strating the use of the machine
Wo do this, not simply because ho Is our fellow citizen,
Kav.il Air Station, Atsugi, Ji n you are not obligated to the com on the corner of First nnd Park.
Since early this morning, hun hut becuuKO wo believe him to be the hotter qualified of the
aa Medical Officer and as . g mittee which recommended you.
Medical Officer for Commarr, Go back down to Sanford and make dred* of Seminole County voters two candidates for the office.
a good sberiff.' I have done that hnva availed themsalvea o r the
F 'eet Air Japan
On hi* record, Senator Stenatrom haa earned a full term
hape
bad no trouble with the com opportunity to learn the use of
It is expected that his talk 111
the machine and to become fami in tho Senate.. In 11)55, hla Senate colleagues selected him
mittee,"
Cordell
aald.
prove of grest Interest to e
from IS new members of the Senate aa the outstanding
And he concluded, "1 have not liar with it* operation.
(R membore of Use local Rotary jb
Samuel E. Shoup, von of the first term Scnntor. In tho traditional St. Petersburg Times’
had
time
to
do
what
I
want
to
do.
and their guesta.
■ Inventor of the Shoupo Voting Ma noli of CapitoLcorrcapondentt, Stenatrom waa voted'among
you Klvi me
' *A
ih Sanford earlier
earllei In
' tho top nix moat valuable members of the Florida Senates
and I will pave to you u i u V i f i '
••hi here " Tho Shoup
give yo* *ngup-t%dataTSheriiri
___________ u>®weekoff.ee."
machine I* the simplest murhina
These tributes from the men with whom he served and
Porter Lansing told the Jaycccs, t° "P«rate and absolutely fool from those.who watched tho workings of the Sonata day by
"W* aro going to have law en- proof."
day nro evidence enough of his effectiveness, ability and
[forcement a« wo hsvo never had
H" j " 1'*. "No one *11011111 stay i in te g rity , and o f his c o n siste n t voto in tho public in to re st.
| before. We want to protect na- *"»)' from the poll* this election1
lural rctourco*, oomctiilng that becau»e of the marhlno* *im-e
Lt't’a act tho record atrnloht!
has never been dono before in they arc *0 ca*y to ui* mui rleih*
Tho record idtow* that Sonntor Stenatrom did not voto
.Seminole County. With the peoples' and inspector* *i* fully inform'd
against nn increase in old ago assistance grants and did not
help I can do this lor you."
u« to their u«u.
lie said, "We need a new deal.
"In every place Hint the Shoup voto to decrease old ago assistance grants. Senator StcnThe 10th In a aeries of 11 rail
will l># held tonight at Gen Everyone of my opponents are Voting Machine hit* been uicd," slrom bus supported Florida’s asalstancs program for our
(Coutlnueu Un I'vve le u )
he aald, "the number of voter* elderly citizens. The Senate Appropriations Committee In
a t the Community Hour# when
of tha local candidate* will l j
1n.crc*’cd i*'*11** <•! their 1055 included in tho general appropriations bill over 30
lowed five mlnutea to apeak/
simplicity.
million dollars for the old ago assistance program. Tho en
their platforms to tho pdoplpf 12 Complete Red
tire membership of tho Senate, including Stenstrom, voted
th at community.
In fuvor of tho appropriation. In addition, he aupported a
Moss Bluff Lock
Rumors, and purely rumor* k t Cross First Aid*
Senate resolution providing for a thorough study of the
have not boon substantiated, ’•
problems of financial assistance to our older pconle by tho
Closed To Boats
£ been circulated that charge* M Instruction Class
Stato
Development Commission for recommendations to
countercharge* will com* 0
Twelve member* of a-Red Cro»«
A notice ha* been given thnt
to rla U * Jolly.
First Aid Induction claaa held In the Mon* Itluff Lock, located at tho 1957 session, rcnllzing that proper planning was neces
In which group, or whether!* tne Oviedo City Unit under ih« Mu** Itluff on the OkUwahn sary in order to sustnin the old age assistance progrum in
•rat groups are involved, hai ot direction of Erne*t Dcfallot have Hlvcr, I* clued lo nnvlgnti'.n for tho years ahead.
| uev atering and undcrwntrr rccorns out of tho circulated ru r* completed the course.
Scnutor Stenstrom’s record shows conclusively thnt he
Th* twelve mrmher* of tho |„.ii« during the period extending
th at such charges will b# n a.
favors
separate hut equal school facilities for Negro children
Howarar, It is axpected tha o- clan* have met the Red Croc* through May t.
in our state. Along with the entiro membership of the Honqualification*
of
th*
standard
.Special
attention
Is
glvrn
tn
the
nlght'a rally will ba tha lai *t
atc, he voted for a senute resolution to Congress, requesting
attended other than tha exp. id rours* of Instruction and wiU re- fart that thin temporary closprn
crowd at the final rally ifch reive their rertlflcatfs through prohibit* through passage on )h* Congress to ovor-rido the decision of the Supremo Court by
in to b« held In Sanford ■>»• *•» »«m,n.oU p u rity Chapter of Oklawaha River between the 8L pnssing a proposed constitutional amendment, to ho sub
John* River and I.ake Griffin.
mitted to (lie several states for ratification providing the
Farm er’* -Auction Market F f jr the American Red Cross,
'Those receiving certificate* are:
Navigation interests ara urged states with exclusive jurisdiction over their public school
wight. May 4.
Theodora Aulln Jr., W. C. Schu
The Parent-Teacher* A*.«k macher, J. W. Evnn*, J. K. Brooks- to take this closure into eonsidnrn- systems, lie also voted with tho entire membership of the
in planning their operations. Senute for n bill to permit tho County School systems to
tlon will aorvo dinner toi it shire, Katrina Brookshire, Jimmy lion
Every effort will be made, It
prior to tho Rally heglnnliii it Brookshire, Wesley Evans, Jnnics
is reported, to reopen th* lock to hnvo exclusive jurisdiction In determining which schools
fl p. m. Speaking will get a ir E. Pearson, Don R. Ulray, Betty navigation at the earliest posslbla children shall attend.
way a t I o’clock.
Duda, Katherine Duda, and Lillian time.
The record shows ihat Senator Stenstrom has supported
Jamea Lee, chairman of no Jackson.
Due to the number of persons
Seminole Comty D*m'v:rat:c xThose registered in th# rlus* of the immediate Sanford area revision of Florida’s antiquated constitution, tho 1955 Itoud
« »i .»* itUTv .1 were from both Oviedo and Sla using this water route special at Code to put road building in our state on a basis of deter
. tha candidates.
vic.
tention Is brought to this notice. mined need, tho Florida Development Commission for the
May
C am Out Tonight
iA l Rally Is Gene
3
y
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Hospital Notes
Weather
attraction of new industry to Florida, the Civil Sorvica
Merit bill providing jolt security for competent state em
ployes, water conservation and flood control, adequate ap
propriations for our state hospltala for our montnlly 111,
the Farm Colony for our retarded children, and the Florida
Industrial Schools for boy* and girls,
Aa Chnlnnnn of tho Senate Citru* Committee ho hxiulleri on the floor of tho Senute, in the closing days of tho last
session, a hill providing for adequate funds to combat the now
citrus dlseuso known ns "spreading doclino” which threatens
Florida's citrus industry. He suppoted bills providing funds
for tho construction of diagnostic laboratories for Florida’s
growing cattle industry.
Serving on the important Education Committee, Sene•or Stenstrom
took n leo
“
----------------------ending
part in the strengthening of
Florida’s school program, working for the teachers' pay
raise, the drivers’ training program, tho Junior Colleges and
o th e r, Important bills affecting education in Florida,
Douglas Stenstrom hns served the people of Seminole
County for the past eight years and the people of tho 37th
Senatorial District for the past 18 months in a conscientious
nnd able mariner. His influence and thinking have always
been on the side of the growth and development of this
county and this district, lie was a leader in the fight for our
hospital and has been a leader In the fight for primary
roads m>needed in both of tha counties of hla district.
CROWDS FA MIMA RUCK 1 WSELVEft with th i voting machine t« be used In the forthcoming
election*. UentfWtVUa^and * Mr* of *
the Chamber of Commerce are seen looking the machine over
yaatarday at the #*»hwd4 C ity Chamber af Commerce Coffea Club meeting. (Staff Photo)
•
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The people should
stamp ooff aapproval
on
Id pplace
la c e their stomp
p p r o v a l or
Douglas Stenstrom’* splendid
:
reemd m May I m i miun
him to tho Senate farr i M N H h ;
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Mrs. T* Gallagher
Is Welcome Wagon
Hostess In Area
T im Apr. 34, 1838 THE SANFORD RXRAID
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OU'RE TELLING ME!
AS RESULT of the ucRanian m a r the driver waa a reforma
fnmlePa vteit Uiar* a new hair tory guard leaking fee h * . Ha
atjrU called tHa "Malenkov
FHafe" haa become popular la
Alvnaiurn oil* BneU wall
unfair first. iiu a Always
cartooa Caraltal
ws»insr-N«ws-n*u.
Randaavoa*
Do* Mott'* Carat*
bene Raaaar
John Daljr Nsw*
U btrac*
I ua t»rtt U**a
yard nutra
riraaid* Tenets#
(Cadrtjiboad ' Fram Pago Oao)
property - w ii1' bought fat o C-2
dlatrkt foy kU garage and body Mra. Thomai J. Gallagher of
shop for. which ho hnd purchMad thla City, haa returned from Jack
• «ubit$ntlal Amount of toola end sonville, where ehe completed a
course of training preparing her
equipment for the vanturn.
for the position of Welcome Wagon
Tha Board of Commlselontre alto Ho*te*a which aho now bolds In
haard * rapurt from thg S t a t e thla community.
Roqd Dapgrtmnat cowarning tha
Mra. Gallagher resides at Rt. |
etfWey of Franth At#, and inter■Odtloha with First 8L, Third,. I. Box ISO and la one of Wslcome i
Ninth, Thirteen, Twantlath »nd Wagon’s more than 5 000 ho*te*«e*|
who are making approximately r
Nth Street*.
TUo report ntatad that only two million calla annnually on families!
of. the lnUraacUeni, from tha In the United States, Including
•array, • warrant traffic algnal Hawaii and In the Province! of
Injunction*. Tha hrtaraactlon of Canada, embracing more than 1500
French Are. end Flrat St. end cities.
the intanactlon at 13th fit. How These call* on behalf of Wel
ever, the State Bead Department, come Wagon’s more than 50.000
in Its report from M. A. Connor, Sponsors are made on auch Im
Engineer of the Traffic and portant <family occasions aa the
Planning Division, wqoeated that birth of a baby, alxioenth birth-j
b three-face traffic light (rod, days, engagement announcement!;;
amber and freon) be pUeed at also when families move locally
the 13th St. Intersection be U*d In a community and when they
in with. the. rellnmd fleshing arrive In g community aa naw
algnal m that when the flm bm residents. Calls are also made on
atart eparatlfl# tha t'affla algnal special occasions auch aa golden
wtU eutomatieaUy Indicate red wedding ahnlveraarlea and other
toward, approaching traffic In all special family events.
direction*.
Thomai W. Brlgg*. formerly of
The Sanford City .Commlitlon. Memphis, Term., Is founder end
ara, however, will request that president of Wolcome Wagon,
a manually operated (by adult# which la "In the builnesa of build
enly) light ba IniUllad at tha ing friendahipj", Welcome Wagon’s
Intarractlon of French Are. and basic policy includes cooperation
Third St. for «m during tha with people of all faiths, with
S E *X 5 2 ftirt ss
“
aahoal alaaa period;
. l it
n » i-V » » tlio
if;#* The Morning Hh#w
lie* Captain Kaagaraa
,
. in s Tati Paittra
. _
f i t Rign-Oa Pragm a Raaaaa
! i n i Nnwn-Wnntnsr
10:00 ' Jloma Planning
H ilt Uatry Maora
iliia emia Kovncn en»w
111oa * TM* Ijtnd ot Oura
Il ia airik* It Hiah
tm u tM t
. in to valiant Lady
Hit* l<o»a af Lita
ittlta Ptarrl for Taatatmv
IMS .Otldlng Light
I ml Jack Paar nn«w
M
W
lab Craaby
:l!8 Art
te.?,!
5“iU.‘™
Llnklattar'a Moutaparl/
Ilia
; a.tl
till
litl
Ilia
1 lilt
il l !
fi{|
1:11
mg
Big giatar
Bab Croaby
Itrigblar Uar
gaerat atom
On four Artaual__
Ilia flsport
a"
t t i da la T aaa
Hing On A Claud
4
ffrvsw*
I M far W««l*_
Legal Notice
onyiirr, maw tu n * ee. hmw
i
od*1
.A awnm Complaint h atin g baan
flltd against y<w In tha Ctrnsll
Court In and for goitilnnla County,
riorldn. by OHCAIl MATO, for dj-
itiw a r a
gratanu ara to commaad you to
appaar anil flla your wrlltrn da.
ftnsaa btrrla na or b.foro tha lib
day of May. A. D. low. or nthar.'
all* Dacrro Pro ronfatao will ba
onto,ad aaalnai you.
T ha Sanford lla rald It d talg n a ta d
a t a n t w t p a p t r of a t n t r a l •Irouln-
ba puhllthtd nnct tarh w ttk for
four aonitrutlt* w t.K t
WITNCHH my hand a*4 official
p*al af lha Clark of tha riratui
'oiirt. on Ihla tha :»d dap af
iiS ttb lr l& r
«• »o in a n»b
1:11 America* Ta tia a d t a t
W i n WvrtJ *at V to a *
/ • / n. p. ntrniton
C ltrk of i h t Circuit Court
(lark M. C ltrtland, Jr., Attorn ay at
. d Box tilt. Hanford.
Solicitor for Plain tiff
Florida.
Tima
Rtcordi Produced
To Answer Charges
Made By Candidate
H ie Boerd of Sanford City Coram liilongn, laet night, ravelled
from the mlnulaa of the commi*.
ilea meetlngi th it Bober M.
Angaa gnd A n o c litii. were em
ployed by the O ly oi Sanford Fab.
4, IMS.
Th« motion for the employment
of Uo engineering firm wai made
by CKy Commlaaloner Randall
ChaH. attended by Commlaaloner
John Bader with afflrmatlvo vote*
by Chile, Kader, and William If.
Stamper who wee then Mayor.
Negative votee were east by
Cemmiaalonara John Ivey and An
drew CafraWay.
According te the reeorda of the
City, Csmmlwioner John Krlder
tbek offlee Jan. 1,1K4, nearly two
yetra after tha-firm of engineer!
waa i s y l a r i i .
Tha reeorda ware produced to anawar ehargaa by a eandJdata for
tha Board of County Commitilonara that Xridar waa on tha
Baard af Clmmlaalonara when tha
firm waa employed to complete
plana far tha Sanford aowage ayatem.
Bridor, according to tho City
Commlailonar mada a motion, dur
ing tha haight of tho tower pro
gram. to fire the firm of engine
ers. However, the motion died beeauae th a n waa no aacond to tha
mare.
worthwhile civic and welfare
group*; aim nartlcioation ln»the»e
activities which keep eommunltiei
good places in which to live. It
Is significant that aWIcome aWgon
ha* been cited for Its -volunteer
aarvlca and achlvament In commu
nity and nation by auch organisa
tions aa' the American National
Red Cross, National Foundation
for Infantile Paralysis, American
Heart Association, American Heri
tage Foundation, United States
Treasury Department arid many
other auch groups.
Welcome Wagon service Ij one
not only of public relations but,
more Important, It meets a pres
ent-day need In tho field of human
relations.
Mra. Galagher. en hehalf of her
sponsors here la Sanford, will
bring Church and Civic Informa
tion to the families on whom she
calla. With her basket of gifts,
Mrs, Gallagher will extend for
those sponsor* to the people of
this community the old-faihlonrd
hospitality for which Welcome Wa
gon is so well known.
Mrs. Gallagher knows this com
munity. She Is Interested In ita
welfare and In Ita progress, In
cluding the well-being of Its eitilent.
U OP F DEAN NAMED
“ MAN OF YEAR”
GAINESVILLE m - Tho Univer
sity oi Florida "Alligator," student
newipaper, today said Dean* Jo
seph Well, 59, of the College of
Engineering was named "man of
tha year" for 1958.
Editor At Quentel said the dean
waa seletted for "his leadership
and direction of the college of
engineering under which It haa
grown In reputation and excellence
It la eattmated that Central and now rates aa one of the out
America will double Ita population standing engineering schools in
the nation.."
in tha nest SO years.
m oss
Experienced
—I s • C o u n ty G o v ern m en t
• R o st E i U t o V slu o s
• H eal E s ta te A p p m iaala
1 boUovo In s f a ir a n d Juab
equalizatio n o f ta x e s.
Y O U R VOTE
AND SUPPORT
A P P R E C IA T E D
JOHN TV. MBlSCff
Candidate for Tag Ainenner
Bamlnolo County
( P i PoUUral Adv.
by Joha Mai oak)
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I
mm. MANOR BOONVar, widow of the Ute President end •
txuatoo at Bnqdoia University tine* Ita founding la IMS, meota la
Now York with Lawranco Wien, chairman of tha BrandeU Centenaial Fuad, GoanmUtoo. They dlaeuaaod her participation la raising
MbooripUom lor tho Fuad, oetabllahod In connection with the obaorvanco of tho 100th onnlvorstry of the birth of the late Suprems
Court Juatles Louie Damblta Brsndel*. Tho money will go toward
tho completion of tho Unlvaralty’a Callage of Art* and Science* an*
endowments to m o t operating requirement*.
ffnUraotkmol)
DON’T
• WEDGE HEEI£
• PLAT HEELS
• HIGH HEELS
Throw A trap Toor Tim Dollar* Bacauaa Tour T im Ara Smooth.
Lot W BU H T U I SHOP I N W. lad Put On New Track Rubbar
Traodo Thai Will Gita Guaranlaad N E W T IR E Waar And
Sara Taar Moary.
APRIL 21
Afaiosieus
Denver C. Caldwell (Sanford)
Mrs. Bobble Hamby
(Lake Monroe)
,
Rosa Robinson
*
(Altamonte Springs)
Burtlae MeMilHam (Sanford)
Mrs. M. E. Towell (Sanford)
,>PRIL 24
Board of Commissioner'*- when tha
A, K. Shoemaker (Sanford)
Louisa Gtnoral (Sanford)
Edgar Swalni (Sanford)
Mrs. Kate Swaira (Sanford)
Mra. Ida Fakois (Sanford) »
Willie Williams
Mrs. Kite Blaladall (Sanford)
Birth April 23
Baby Boy Towjll
Discharges
sandy Guide
A GOOD SIGN—Tho Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station eeta
another safety precedent with tha Installation of "Yield Right of
Way" algna at intersections where It Is not considered necessary
to coma to a complete halt In every instance. The new placards re
place the old standard Stop sign*. Preparing to 'mount, the new
signs are Den C. Spivey (second front left) and T. J. Michcli, both
civilian employe* iwuuiu t.u A,i.\S. Civilian aaicty engineer »V. h.
Giles (loft) and M. R. iNoitnn, KMC, CSX necurity thief, look on
-in,—-iv-i vi-«.n
• • " i* *ypc to be used In
Seminole County. (Official Photo, l>. S. Navy)
Charity Drive
Report Given
Captain Robert W. Jackson.
Commanding Officer at the San
ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station,
revealed yesterday that a total of
$8,2(6.95 has been raised In the
current Charity Drive being con
ducted station-wide at the local
Navy Base.
The quota set for the drive was
$10,000. However, Captain Jackson said that the drive lq Just
about over but additional funds
are yet to come in that may bring
the fund up to the goal set during
Mardh.
Captain Jackson said that "one
particular Item of Interest la the
fact that the civilian personnel
overmet their goal by about $254."
The Charity Drive, conducted an
nually at the aSnford Naval Auxi
liary Air Station, will replace the
miny drives that ara usually held
for various charitable causes.
CREATIVE ABILITY ESSENTIAL
ST. PETERSBURG ID—Creative
ability la aaaantial to auccaas for
a good manager In modern bus!ness, a top executive said today.
John M. Fox, president of the
Minute Maid Carp., put creative
ability flrat In his list of six fun
damental qualities for men whose
Job Is to command In business, as
he spoke at a University of Flor
ida liuslnest conference at near
by Redington Beach.
WALT O ff
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Vi
WHY PAY MORE?
BOTTLED GAS
$ £ .0 0
PER 188-LB. CYLINDER
NO INSTAXXATTON CHARGI
a .4 MUSIC
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOUND—Sum of money in frontof
serving window at Dairy Quoea.
Apply a t Dairy Quean,
™»miKINO night photo shows
the Empire State Dulldlng which
now boasl* the world’s brtghtait
I'gM In tha tower 1,093 feet
*bo^ #J h a sidewalks of New
York City, The Empire Slate
beacon I* stretching a Anger of
light against the sky. The tight
1* rated at two billion eandlepower. The new beacons. In
stalled «| a coil of $250,000, ai*
supposed to be seen for 80 mile*.
The Florida State Bank
and
The Sanford Atlantic National Bank
Will Close Thursday,
April 26
In Observance of 1
• f NMUMi N. NMMUN, MB.
IT w ont bo long before the your tot an evaporated or dried
vacation season la here. For you milk mixture for a week or two
new parent*, especially, a vaca before your departure so be will
tion away from home will bo o become used to It.
welcome relief from averyday It's also a good plan to get your
monotony.
youngster accustomed to sleeping
Bat traveling with babies pro under different conditions long
eento certain problems, aa many before you take him away from
of yon who bavo tried U well homo and the comfort of his reg
know. Bo it might bo a good Idea ular bed.
to begin a few preparation! now,
or a t least a wook or so M ore Moat of the time, of course, he
should sleep In his crib. But ones
you leave.
In a while let him spend a night
Baby Food
In hie carriage or In some other
Probably the moat Important u te , comfortable place. If you do,
thing to consider when traveling he'll be lees apt to keep yon
to food for your youngster. Com awake the flrat few evenlnga you
mercial baby food m ekti things spend In some strange motel,
a lot easier for you th a a they hotel or cottage.
ware for your poronta.
Dliposable diapers, of courts,
B at frequently milk !e a prob ars Ideal for the traveling in fa n t
lem. Thtro probably will bo times And sines he'll b* wearing waterwhen you aren't sure of the fresh
f pants, you should change
& u i of tho milk available. To
frequently to help present
prevent any Illnesses, U might be diaper rash.
a good Ida* to take along some QUXgnon AMP AMTWtX l
evaporated or dried milk,
It'a a fairly simple m atter to P. F.: I* there any curs for dan
earry sterile alpplee, bottles and druff and is U contagious!
cape along with special nursery Answer: Dandruff Is not con
or baby water In your ear. Tben tagious. A new shampoo, known
yon can mix tha milk aa It’s aa selenium sulfide, is very effec
needed.
tive In clearing up a number of
I t might be advisable to give cases of dandruff.
• m s x u . vmu Sr.nwta, lac
FEATURB—IlN ONLY
NOTICE
Travel Is A Problem
When Baby's Along
Confederate Memorial Day
donftjtai.ask forlbpwbm,.*!
askfor
ourboti
a S /S m t 4 f t j *
THE BOURBON D l LUXE COMPANY, LOUIIVOU, EEMTUCSY-
SALE CLOSING
For Our nth Season LAST CHANCE FINAL FINAL LOW PRICES ON ALL RUGS
18,00Rags will beput on Sali regardlee*of cost before w#doM
THE ORIENTAL RUG SHOP 316 NorthPark Ave, 1Blk. N.of P. O, Whiter Fttk,
W E L 8 H THUS SH O P 105 W. 2nd
S« TEAM IN SANIORD
The first formal,Florida showing,
of in amszing Iqientlon for lawn
cart was In Sanford when tho'
Lawnicaper was put on display. .
Tho machine, power driven, ttseeds, fertilizes, kills weeds and
crabgrasa, controls grubs, mosqui
toes and Insects, mows, mulches,
aerates and rolls.
The operator accomplishes all
of the tasks in one operation and
coverage of a lawn with tho amaz
ing new Invention,
Tha machine will be available,
In Sanford, through tha Seminole COOPER TO ABBIVB APRIL *
Lawnscapa Service beaded by
NEW DELHI, India IB - V. 8.
Mrs. Forrest Breckenrldge.
Ambassador and Mrs. John ShtrThe Lawnacaper does everything, man Cooper left by plane todadj
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aa J—
far aa
lawn maintenance la
U 1for
Prance to board (he liner'
concerned.
United States. They are due In
Tho Seminole Lawnscape Serv Naw York April 22.
Cooper la to testify before a Sen
ice la a nationally promoted fran
chise service that offers to cars ate committee on aid te India and
for lawns on a seasonal basis with will hava medical treatment fat tha
United States before returning t*
Hie all-in-one lawn care tool.
Ten different lawn operations hie post.
arc accomplished with the one
coverage by the Lawnacaper which
la transported from one site to
another by meins of e low trailer.
Awards were presented follow
ing the Lawnicaper display a t tho
Foodmart last weekend with the
first award of . five-thousand
STARTS TONIGHT
square feet of lawn care going
START! 1 0 t
to Lewis Dinkins, 2554 S. Palmetto
Ave.; the second award of twoTt
»
thousand square feet of lawn care
j. a . 1 V
to D. F. Davis, 106 Shannon Dr.;
and the third award of one-thou
sand square feet of lawn care •*vse*
went to Elmer L. Dunn, Rt. 1,
Box 120, West First S t Sav-Mor
coupon awarda went to J. J. Judt,
1(07 Park Ave. and H. T. Rollins,
FEATURE) 7*3 — 10:56
1703 E. 4th St.
J
SECOND FEATURE
REQUEST PONDERED
WASHINGTON (B-Aid*i to Rep.
Richard M. Simpson (R-Pa) are
pondering this request received
JA N E f H J S S F tl
f
recently from a constituent:
" P le n a send me on* copy 'each
of the secretary of agriculture,
the secretary of Interior and the
attorney general."
Oriental Rug
Imported Heavy
BROADLOOM
PoraLn
Pattern
t a 12
Con. Imported ORIENTAL
Imported ORIENTAL
Rag. S1SS_____________
Goa. Import ad Oriental
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TUBS.
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THURS.
THURSDAY
TILL S
aAIB
H A ND MADE HO O K ED RUG
AH Sola*
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Shop and Save
In Sanford
AN INOBFWJDBNT DAILY N IW S fA P IK
No. H2
■LiiSUU^Ml
V o te Buying Charged In O v ie d
ilot^Club
resident
istalled
Bennett Says
To Any Party, Newspaper
re. Sue S, Stevenson wai ined a* preildent of tha SanPilot Club in appropriate
monie* at the Yacht Clu-i last
With only (wo rallies remaining ment. 1 started lo clean up Bioottt with Mra. V, C. Meaaenger
In the schedule of the Seminole ahlno and had political opposition,
ig aa Installing officer,
County Democratic Executive Com K yui^ tend me back «a Sheriff rmerly of Anderaon, S. C.,
mittee'* 11 political talk feats, is I guarantee that there won't bo A ’
Stevenaon haa been a memsues remained burled amid tho can- hotter sheriff In Florida."
if the local club for tho paat
didate*' uauil platform talk* that
Ilonicr Little and Gua Schmah,
year* and served aa first
have been used throughout the both candidates for County Corn*
second vice president and
county.
ntissioncr, District five, spoke
a* a director. Mr*. StevenSummerfield, a member of the
The Tennis Clinic and Caravan,
Faced with opposition for tho briefly on their platforms.
own* and operate* her own to be conducted by Sid Summer- National. Lawn Tennla Associa first tlmo Jn 12 years, (iaorgo Ktl
Also opposing ono another for
wlch bualnea* In which ahe field, Internationally known tennis tion, andvf tennis pro at Daytona layf a candidate for re-election as tho County Commission seat In DIs.
•slated by har alater, Mr*. coach and f o r m e r
champ Uoach and Nantucket, R. I., will constable told the approximately trlct thrro aro Otis Fourakr# and
Wilson with whom ahe make* ion of the Ka*tara l.awn Tennis bring with him an assortment of ^ ipOT,atora ln thc 0vlc(|o „ lgh Lawrence Swoffurd. Knurakro snld
home at 808 French Avo. Clinic Committee, will he held In
"I hnvo fried to mako you a fair
I* an active member of the Sanford Friday afternoon and
promts* — Co mako you a* good and impartial commissioner." And
; Baptlat Church and the Saturday morning.
a constable as possiblo. 1 have Stvofford countered with "If electi Knight Circle,
The Clinic and Caravan la bting
faithfully and honestly tried to o. -.1, 1 will try to mako you th*
her officers who wilt serve brought to Sanford to promota
.... . commissioner that haa ever
a good officer."
Mr*. Stevenson Include Mr*. Interest in tennis among tha
Paul Priest, Kelscy'a mxt door
vc‘l >ou from District a."
!. McNab, first vice presidents young people of Scthlnole County,
In
tho raco for Clerk of Circuit
neighbor
end
opponent
charged
Walter L. Carter, second cald Rob Crumley, chairman of
vote-buying wee ln evidence ln tho Court, Robert A. Cobb spoke out
president; Mra. V. C. Met tha Semlnola County Junior
are*. "I'm not esklng for money," against tha incumbant when ha said
er, recording secretary) Mr*. Chamber of Commerca Tennle
Priest said, "1 am Jus} asking for "Ho doesn't think retirement sit
'. Hall, corresponding sscre- Tournament Committee, who 1* co
your vote."
ters into th« picture — but ! ills,
; Mra. Joel S. Field, trensuroperating In tho project.
Th* political rally was precoded agree with him. I am not aaklnf
Mra. H. A. Swanson, Mr*,
•Wf
Tha Clinic and Caravan la fin
by a ham supper served by the you to votu on tho basis of sym
er Ridge, Mrs. M. L. RaAll of the eandll «tfla In tha Women’s Society 0f Christian Sex- pathy or friendship."
Sr., Mra. tlcorge A. Stine, anced jointly by the City of San
O. I*. Herndon, Immediately fol.
...... Nancy llrock and Mlsa Elsie ford's Recreation Department and forthcoming flection have been vice of tha MotLodlit Church in
W. A. ADAMS. NKWLY APPOINTED euatodlan of Ssmlnole County'* Voting Machine* li shown with Farley, director*.
the Florida Slato Rank. Th« City Invited to nt—..d v -o ............. i Oi'edo with prove*!* from thc din lowing commented "I am proud of
Mr*. Camilla llrure, Seminole County Supervisor o' Registration ami Samuel E. Shoup of tho Slump
During the service Mr*. Swan Recreation Department I* under County Chamber of Commerca ner benefiting tha building fund of tho record which I havo mado.
.Voting Machine Company, a i tha t i n t machine ia aet up for voting In the May 8 Primary. (Staff I'hoto)
son, retiring president, pinned th* direction thla year of John Caffes Club -tomorrow morning, tha church.
Several other countloa have visited i
Don llales, chairman of th* Cham
!he president’s pin on Mr*. Angel.
Robert Uonnett, first speaker In he ro and mado copie* of our metl*
Young people from 10 to 18 ber of Common** Coffeo Chib th# group of candidates for Semi ods."
■,
Stevenson and Mri, Stevenson In
turn pinned the past president’* yeare of age will tako part in Committee, said thla morning.
A. O. Roberts staled "Becaua#
nole County Commissioner, District
pin on Mr*. Swanson. Th# Code the clinic.
Thla I# in opportunity for all One, again blasted, as he spoke at of Iho progress here, t think pro
of Ethics was read by Mr*. M.
At th* Junior eeeelona, racket*, of th* businessmen In San’ord to a Democratic Rally that h* was gressive minded young men ar#
U Unborn.
will lie provided for thnae who ,n*et th* candidates, tails whh not attachod to any political party. needed In the public officos of tha
For tbs Installation service A do not have one, Thoe* who ar* tt,om, and know who they are, He aaid, "sonto would Iced you county."
miniature wrought Iron bridge, j planning to take part In tha clinic said Balos.
to believe that the pereon qualified
Pitt Varne/i declared "My pr®>
pnlntcd gold and mounted with and Caravan ar* asked to bring
In addition to tha candidates at for thla Job I* tha person who has grain Is simply Improving the aerv.
Pilot
colors,
I green candles, tha
their rarkot, tennis or basketball tending the Coffee Club, th* spent largo sums of other pcoplos' Ico of Ihn office. That'* no criti
Twenty-three Bhoup V o t i n g Machine Company, and whas*
was placnl upon a greon velvet shoe* or sneakers. .Balls will he "houp Voting Machine will also money."
Machine* have arrived In Sanford brothtr la th# co-t«ventor. pointed
cism — It'a a program of tervIcA
Senator Douglas Stenslrom o*m#yc°v*rcd table, As each officer’s provided at all ssialons.
bo on dlipliy with the Custodian,
to be used In tho forthcoming ouj ^
simplicity of the optraBennett qualified his sfaloment (or tho people."
nnmo
was
culled
she
lighted
on*
W.
A.
Adams,
to
axplnm
its
u«e.
ack at candidate Paul M iller^st
Th* first assslon will be held
In tho rare for tho offlco of Semi*
with, "I am not bonded or attach
i-lj.tIons.
, _
ties of tach machine, il* laid, lgbt at
All businessman and members
a t the Oviodo Democratic of tho candlos.
Friday afternoon ' beginning a t
Samuel E. Shoup waa In 8an.
ed lo any municlpallly, group, poli noliK County Assessor of Taxoif
Visitors
at
tb*
meeting
were
of
the
Somino.e
County
Chamber
tally
when
Miller
charged,
"the
3:30
and
again
on
Saturday
morn
ford yesterday preparing th* “T h * " >• *• reason for anyono
tical party, or newspaper." How. RuiV Sloan continued to hammer
Mrs. Jossl# Wlnnegsr, Mrs. Mary
machines for us* and Inserting th* to *Uy Away from th* poll* In thla ncumbent hasn't proposed any Rawlins And Mrs. Roy Wilson. ing from 0:30 to I t noon for of Commerce are Invited U at .ever, ho did not explain hla stale- away at hla "streamlined ayitem
young people 10 to 18 years of tend th* Coffee Club for coffee mottt regarding th* nswjpaper af- of homestead exemption returns b f
legislation to give Seminole and
strips denoting tha candidate-! and jlectlon because of nc
Following the dinner an exchange
a.'J doughnut* tomorrow mormag
4 |h a lever* to be used for each.
how to operate tham. There will Brevard Counties a Senator of thslr of gift* was made by secret pal* at*.
A eapl method."
• ** ra t
filial*Ion of m y other candidate.
at 10 o’clock
ck a t ihe Chamber «f
tb k tlr J JE 2 r
Ap*cla1
aaastoaa
for
Advanced
W. A. Adams, eustodlsn of tho be eomaons on band to show own.”
Jack Stamper said "Tax*# la v
who**, name* wsr# revealed at
Oem
/uefcft
RpIldWe, 'corner
»f
? c*mll,,*le
Stanstrom told the more than 300 this time. It waa decided to have players and adult*#-villi be beld
machines, appointed by the Board .
*
~ 4'
' ,
Uo*r" °f Coonty Commie- no problem. I have a plan to bring
people gathered In the Oviedo High secret pals during next year and Saturday afternoon from 2:80 to Street and Hanford Av*.
of Seminole County Commission- chine.
ilonera revealed hie stand on the before Iho peoplo of tho county."
4:30 and Saturday from 7:30 to
hi
c ' 1.
He also pointed to th* fact ist School auditorium "There mo 38 new name# were drawn.
Mary E, Karla contended that
segregation Issue when Robert S.
senatorial
districts
In
our
State
and
Mrs.
Stevenson
was
elected
as
ting the mifl.inr* In o rl-r for the machines are foul-proof a*
her 22 years exnerlenco In th# ofBUlhlnier
load
off
his
staloment*
the coming elections.
:ur no keeping a complete record, each ten years the legislature Is official delegate to the Interna-, Registration* will h* taken1 at '
With "I was raised In Virginia. I ifeo of Tax Assessor qualified hor
rv*
a . as
Mrs. Camilla Brucs, Seminole uidor any circumstances, of th t charged with the reapportioning of tlonal convention which will b e .•':•',' Friday afternoon.
think that whid leave no doubt for Ihe position. "If eleclsd," shs
Frank
Drame,
Mayfair
Inn;
v
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O
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l
the State as nearly as possible held In Miami In July. Mrs
County Sujwrvlsor of Reglstra- .ut,. ;
In your mind as to how I stand on sniil, "I lull ml to run tha oflics
Swanson will serve as altern Tmnls I'ro I* contributing hla'
tlon, assisted In assigning th* c»n even be or-.ated by hand." according lo population.
•egrcgatlon. *■"»
I am 'n
In f»vor
favor ot
of a to tho best Interest ot tho people
th*
time
a
.
a
director
for
the
Cllnlo
/
*
r'
?
U«
In order to give Seminole and ate.
machines to th* precincts In ho sold, "In css* nt power failure
and Caravan a . well .* the at th , Hcmlnole Memorial Hospital four-ye.r road construction pro- of Iho county."
which they will bo ut*<L Fifteen during the course of an election." Brevard Counties a separate Sen
Raleigh King spoke out "Thera
tournament which I* to be held followtng an
*,,1Illnes*
'!™oon of two
5 °_c
..
,r ,r a *nd kefP|n«
mlHaRo as
years.
of tho machines will he used in t-"> siioup demonstrated the us# of ator one Senator wouiu have to be
’ow aa possible," Billhlmor said. drs five of us who aspiro to th t
he following weekend.
He had lived In Sanford for five
three Hanford precincts, she said. a handle, attached to th* machine voted out by the legislature," S*nJohn Krider, a proponent of the office of Tax Assessor. I n Inilr#
In ra»« of rain, th* cllnlo and
.
t . .aeriy employed causeway projelt spanning Lake my opponents for their progressiveFour of them going to Precinct
tj,a tlmo 0( powar failure, for ,to r Stenittom said.
-aravan will ba held As scheduled
m. , y-n- n - - » - e Company aa
One; five to Precinct Throe: and t, Kut*ring tha vote* cast by each
" H ,h» reapportioning problem
it tbe Remlnol* High School
Monro*, said last night, a* ho spoke ness but only one of us can win
nn auto host jr man.
elx to Proclnet 15.
person certified to us* tha ma- Is reached by ihe forthcoming logl
lymnailum.
on his platform and candidacy for — I believe I am th* bout flttod
slatlvo session, I bellove tho ma
Two machine* will b* assigned f h|ne.
Mr. Sowell wa* horn In Camw th# ollard of Commissioners, "I for tho Job."
to Precinct* five, nine, It and 14,
Ey#ry „ u w||| be counted, jority of the Senator* favor the
villa, Ga., Sept. 3, 1001 and initfft now vlsuallrn another cau.iawny_
John Moisch commentod "f am
hi* homa In Hanford at 2005 Mag
Mrs. Bruc# said.
Snuup „ | d and there
^ no extra Senator coming to the 37th
on# over Lake Jessup, 1 bo- running on my own And not running
^
nolia Avo.
,i , Hcys that can ba done."
A
training school for all of the m | | , u , l U d U llola. Kvery p e r i o a District."
against anybody, I am a c " 'Idata
clerks and Inspector* assigned to voU§ wh<n fc- ^
th# boolh
lie aerved In the United State*
Stenslrom added to hi* com
8peaking against tho present f -r f eunty Tax A m u t. My inn
tho 10 Semlnola County precinct#. Q| lh, mtchln, w ||, not opm)i and ments "Since I have been your
Army In 1010-1020.
gram," ho said, "Is a fair un.l Just
.................... ........... ............... ...
The Traveling Squsd of the
Mr. Sewell is survived by hla county district road program Krl- equalization of taxes of tho county,
_ "°
1s
’, v
no parson can vot# for more than Senator, 1 have tried to cooperate
dor
told
tho
Oviedo
Rally
audience
with your Governor, whoever he Bnnford Gramma'1 - f o o l
<
* ' . ,
'
. _on* candidate for any on# office.
A representative of the Social
.
, . „ - „
"Each district has approximately II you want your schools to pros,
Club, undei tho dlrocilin if Miss
Charles Ripple, * resprnscntatlva
.
may b*.
"ecurlty Administration District
on* ,on'
, l
S ,n SM.000 for roads. Tills Is a politi por 1 think you will roallio equali
Gone
Nunnolly,
an
I
with
MI'S
of th* Shoup Voting Machine Com- . 8houP
§« « t lever, beBegtrdlesi of who Is elected Gov,
, , . „
cal plum. I bclleva that tho road zation of faxes Is tha fair and pro
p.ny, will be the Instructor nt th . •'<*• •«»> candidates nom* are emor of our Srste," stenitrom ex Allison Le# as accompanist, will 'fflco In Orlando will li* at tho * „ • ,
Chamber of Commerco Building , S"rT,,/ °™ • ',0 ,nclad* ^
*ou' program ahould be consolidated im* per thing."
tchool.
plained, "Douglas Stanstrom will appear on tho telutlelon lhow ‘n Sanford Friday, May 4, Frl- **n,!
f10"**"* W. H. Dun- der a full tlma engineer and super
Candidate* for tha House of nep.
Samuel E. Shoup. whoso father
M • « " 1wsldo th . .m m . of ^ r ^ . h hlm foT Z t U The
^
•ay, May 11 and Friday, May fnP» Ora«ly L. Duncan, and Mra.
rrsenlatlvas
spoke, primarily, on
intendent
to
build
road*
where
they
wns tho Inventor of tho machine
, . ...
. y
.. '
only way w# can get roads and
,,
. 8, lietwcon th# hour* of 2:30 a.
N. Snyor, all of Sanford and
Issues confronting the State.
and founder of th . Bhoup Yotlng would J l k . to J m p r.s ^ t h . ^ o n . oth*r hf^p fop
, nd Ur>.
The show will ho seen and heard n. and noon.
Funeral services will bo held ire most needed."
W i ls o n Alexander oxpialncd
tomorrow night at 7 o'clock.
W. Brown Miller, In his usual
vard Counties."
This service Is mad* available Mrs. W. E. Kelly of Orlando,
•aid.
Children Uklng part In th* to those who wish- to apply for Friday afternoon, 4 p m. at Prle- jppeal, said "I havo done my besf "There aro four men running for
television nppoarancvi of -bo San Old-Age and. Hurvlvor* Ineuranc* »<>" Funeral Horn* wllh th* Rev. to make you a gnml commissioner the Legislature — none of them
"A machine 1* on display on
ford Grammar School slngera
tbe bottom floor of tho Court
social security account J- W. Parham of the Central md will work harder next tlmo If his served before so y . : aro going
will b* taken to Orlando tomor benefits,
to luive to look nt tlio ImllvIduaL
olected."
; House," Bhoup poinirtl out, "and
numbers, or obtain Information Baptist Church, officiating,
row by a Hemlnolo County School about th# Social Security pro; thoie Is always somsona who will
Porter Laming, speaking for hi Qualities needed In your represenBurial will b* in Evergreen
bus.
ba happy t< ahow y j j how to um
candidacy aa Sheriff said "I want tatlvo are; knowledge,- understand
gram.
i Cemetery,
Th# program will Include selec
11*."
i .* t:
» •
| you to chock my record thoroughly, ing, leadership and humblcneaa,"
of those not acqualnUul with the
I'm not making any promises I ho said. And then added, "1 bclleva
Winners of the Seminole County tions by th* Glee Club; "Your
machine to sea It and actually use Spelling Ree will leavo tomorrow Land And My Land", ami "One
•an't H flll." Lans’ng charged that Iho roa 1 I havo traveled h n en
World".'Miss Allison Les will prs. ,
IL
"th*
Sheriff's Job Is to enforce all dowed mo with Iheze qual'Hss osmorning for Miami where they sent a piano solo "La Paptllon" ft"*
r
., , tnn _ i . . . ,
"Onea a parson sees and use*
if Ih* Slate's laws which hasn't sentlnl for a representative."
Nearly 100 m«in and^ women th|< machlna» 8houp >a,di Mlhey
wlln the Glee Club concluding ..
Don Rales said "Wo should ba
been donc."r
Florida Spelling Bee In which 2.1 their appearance with the singing
represented
In Tnllahnsse* by men
Olll*
G.
Owens,
former
chief
dep/.U tdios'-nlght of the year In tho wl" not w#nt 10 voU • nJr o th ,r f " 1/ winner, will take part.
of "It's a Grand Night For Singiin -.i
k . P l r . l WU)’,
T
k . Smith
a....»k cFlorida
i . - l . t . Spelling iBe*
uty, In conciliating hi* fivc-minuto from all walks af life and profes
The
ilucatlonnl
building, noft ithe
First
..nothor Important factor Is will be'held In Dad* County Audi- lug" and "Trena".
talk last night said "I covot your sions. I am for Increased appro
Presbyterian Church last night. A
First sopranos taking part In
.ill*,"
Shoup pointed out, "th* to- torium Friday evening at •
irayor*. I ask you to pray about priations far education — road#
fine fried chicken eup|>er with all
the
television
appearance
are:
lila
matter—Ih* (election of can and highways — and equal b ellith i fixln'e, nrenared by several tala ar* available In three min- o’clock.
Haggerty, Ruby Cohen,
Ulos.'
didate*
— and ask God to guide ties for white and c^orod."
n
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Semlnalt
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member* of the Men's Club under
Thomas Stringer contended " I
you
to
choose
tha right pooplo for
who*, sponsorship Iho meeting
e . « r o ..u , » .r w .
will work for a sound educational
public office."
of Plnecrcst School, the champion
nii.n 'l.Hlv Ann Howard’
was held w a i followed by a diespeller and Stephen P-ivcR of All JJack
, , n I,*n“
LlllyKrutsmt,
A '*
Charliw Beck, appearing nervous system, second hi none. You don't
course on "Dorn Fool I'ootry" by
Ivey, ,n’Rosa
Horn
,Souls P.irochlal School the fun* Priest, Dobble Scott, Doris Senn,
at th* public addreaa syatom mic hav<* to ho a la-vrtr to know th#
nerup.
rophone, finally said isl am a can- needs of tho people and wurk hard
the Pm byterlnn Church of DayCarolyn Turner, lloy Wright,
didata for Shtrltf of Seminole Coun In tho Interest of our syutom of
ton* Beach who told hla nudlcnr* T Q y m q f n g n f A d d i n ' •r*J° lh l l'd’'nU
#,* hl!l inW ‘
Wynn, Diana Toney, and
ty
and will appreciate your volo on government."
i%hnt many classic* might
Dona Young.
Mothers of tho two boyj will
May 8."
classified as "foolish". To prove
Th# V etenni of Foreign War*
Second sopranos to ba heard
Denver Cordell ipoka primarily
bis point, Mr. Edris rented poem Is.sponsoring a countywide marble accompany thsm on their trip to with th* Gloe Club arc; Nylecn
Miami. B. C. Stool*, County Dir
after poem, limerick after limer tournament again thla year. '
on his plans that ara In progress
*
'•
ick and concluded with Kipling’s
and tha 100 per cant cooperation
Tha tournament has become an ector of tho Spoiling Be* will Chase, Lynn Crabtree, Carol Ann
"Rercsalonal", the on* serious of- annual affair and la creating com alio go to Miami with th* two Fuller, i i n .f i Guy, L*> rain* Jef
APRIL 24
of all Uw enforcement officer* In
ferl.ig from hi* apparently vast petition among tha yopng marble Seminole County winners.
ths county. He aald "-The FBI askAdmission*
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fords, Patricia Morcne, Merritt
This Is th# ninth year In which Phillip*, Handy Richards, Jcnnna
rc-’-l"'--*.
ed m# to sat up • road block which
Urunds Jean Long. (San’ord)
players of the vailous Semlnola
Hemlnolo
County
ha*
participated
The Rev. A. G. Mclnnle, paitor County Schools,
Is ln tho process of being complet Mss. Gordon Sweeney (Sanford)
Robson, Betty Ann Slaton, and
of tho local church, offered tho
So far, winner* at two schools in the spoiling contest ahd ,ld 'Jb* Billy Jtan Tate.
ed. Thor# have bean two or throe
FI«cta Smith (Oviedo)
first year that two boys' cam*
i ivocntlon, introduced
several have been announced,
BIRTH
occasions when a sheriff's posse
Altos to be heard with the
i t -t-tlma visitors and pronounc- Wlnnora a t the Lak* MonPoo out av top winners.
was noodod — I am lotting on*
Baby Boy Swoonsy
Glee Club are: Judy B.vty, Ruth
Tht
party
will
travel
by
train,
” 1 tho benediction. Georg* A. " ,n| - •• >-m '' 4»»ark«. Clinmup."
Discharged
Carlton, Sharon Cl!**, Mary Gaa•*W; long time friend of tbe p i n with Glen Spivey th* run- leaving Titusville tomorrow morn
J. L. Hobby based his brief talk
Sandy Quid#
\ ■>
ing.
- ' Kdrlj, Introduced the speak- ner-up. •
on what had b*«n accomplished
Bobby Handy
Phyllis Plckleslmer, Penny Pulver,
or C. L. Redding, president of the 'At WUson School In Faolj, tl.o
John H art
,
, whan serving a t sheriff. " ! gave
Drenda Ranew, Frank Ruumlllat,
J i n * Club of tho Church, pre- chimp’ | Is Barney Johns who
William Dorton
Frank Scott, Mae Selvldge, In- MR. AND MIS. "TENNIS" will be In Sanford this week end with you radio communications," he
aided while Charlie Movflson and cem reuji from third place last
Mr*. Louisa Touhy
,'
on* Thompson, Huron Tilley, Mary their Tannic Caravan to conduct sa Tannli
Tennis Clinic
Clinic at
at th* Mayfair , «l,V"th. first county patrol Sami*
Arthur Greer led the group in year and Robert Falrureatbar the Thursday partly cloudy and some.
< til.il isIt,
„
► I nal* County #v#r had. l*v# worked Mrs. Fslslja Walborn and lutlqp
Inn Tennis C urta. Mr. and Mra. Sid Bummsrfleld
era
th* alnglng a t eotxd hjnaua.
; manor-up.
wka4 warner) Im
and Judy Van Wtnkla.
,fbM d I t g irt jam food Uw aoforot-,
ttu ia i i *«Uh (OMaai)
1 ally kaowa U the tennla world.'
Summerfield W ill
Clinic
Conduct
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Invited To CotC
Coffee Club Meet
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2 3 Shoup Voting
# 'M achines Arrive
Stenslrom Comes
Back At Opponent
On Charge At Rally
Doyle B. Sewell
Traveling Squa^
Will Sing On TV
Tomorrow Evening
Presbyterian Group
Enjoys Rev. Edris'
Talk, Ladies' Night
Contestants Will
Leave Tomorrow
For Soellinn Bee
Social Security
Representative W ill
3e Here In May
Wpr^r^~
VFW Is Sponsoring
Countywide Marble
Hospital Notes
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Cucumber
• , Department of Agrt'( M B f lf ii Uauod nolle* of a hoar*
i-IB W IW hold in the Lea County
S m i H oum, Fort My»r«, beglnnH p n ».m,t May 28, to consld• ■ H fB ted marketing agr*am»nt
a M if lii for euetimbort arown In
M a l t aouth or aaat of the Suw*
lUMb'KWor, according to Informa*
C ja m r lv e d haro by Mlnard F.i
. • M r , field Raproaentatlve.
tearin g was roquostod by the
. f t M a 'f r u i t and V#g*t*bla\ Aa*
• J l t l i j a t the direction of In*
- a # a a M encumber frowora and
v| M ^dra!i Tarm i and provisions of
?lii'W P jaood agroamrnt and ordar
m m w n M put by eueumbor
* m m n aad ahlppors during a
nMU*aft"'borl*a of m aatiaia Mid
ftam ubaiil the state. .
'- » f t e irtpoeod agraamsnt would
'1 4 adtaldiitorad by a eommlttao to
i a t e a m aa tba Florida Cucumber
A aam H ta* consisting of eight pro*
maaaw aad four handlar mambara.
CammUtaa mambara would ba ael*
,* rta4 an tba bade of four dlalrleta
arttbla the production area, with
4m w froar*ra and on* handler ra*
•m m rtativaa for aaeh dlitriet. The
vi,
wumiu it. authoriied to
rdaammend grad* and ala ragula*
S a w 4* aatditlona warrant.
' Th* p v p o ia of tha May H hiar*
M f l l te racalva avldanea on each
j t aaa and part of tha propoial. If
M B tto n t avldanea la preunted at
th* publlt bearing to provlda a
haaia for a program, a id if tha
pdaratarr at Agneultura approval,
* :w e p # » a d order will be tub*
JMlttad to a rafenndum vota among
cucumber grower*.
The UftDA haa Federal market*
! lM erder prognm a in effaet for
• Florida tomatoei, cltrua fruits, and
Each program followi a
attern with a local ad.
Ire agtney, made up of
or grower* and handlers,
latarmlno* whather or not
there ahall be rogulatlona, and
eb recommend* what the regu*
tna aball ba within tha frama*
k ^ L a u th o rlty aitabllahed in
llarkatlng agreamsnt*
are authoriied by the
at Marketing Agreement
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CONDEMNATION RUIT TO ACQUIRE right-of-way* for 17-M I partmant of the State Road Board. Other* looklnir on ara: County
CommlStlnnor* John Malich. Fred l)v»on and Oil* Fourakr*. At the
waa fllad Monday. 0 . P. Harndon. Clerk of Court, 1* »#*n at th#
far right la John E. Fox, County right-of-way agent. ((Staff. Photo)
loft proconilnjr the Imruminti. Filing to *ult are! Mack N. Clavaland Jr., County Altorniy and Bryon Henry. Attorney. Legal He- I
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Cut Beats
HAWAIIAN
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Sultana Short Grain
46-oz.
Health Service Pulling On Cigar
Adopts Less
Is Adult Version
Stringent Policy
waa plaead on publte
flrat time thla yaar,
said flrit-quartcT
•mounted to It.IT a
Tied oi) th« average num*
glares outstanding during
y u w . y a t w . ___________
Ford blamed the drop In profits
In thla year’a first quarter to a
decline In sales In the auto Indus
try at a whole. Ford'* sales totaled
11,203,100,000 but were 14.7 per
cant below th* first quarter of
1035.
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WASHINGTON (A — Tha Publte
Haslth Service said Monday It ha*
adopted a le u itrtngrnt policy on
loyalty question* In the granting
ot government fund* for unclassi
fied midleal research.
Official* said government agen
cies which make grant* for scien
tific research and training a rt
now engaged In Informal confer
ence* aimed at possibly rccommending to the White House a
general policy statement on the
matter.
The Public Health Servlet peti
tion I* In lint wllh the recent rec
ommendation* of a study commit,
lion set up list y u r , at President
Eisenhower’* request by Dr. netlev W. Rronk, president of tha No
tional Academy of Science.
Surgeon General Leonard A.
Schiele said In a letter to the
American Aten, for tha Advancem int of Sclenca on March 11, bofora publie announcement of 1b*
recommendations of th* spoelal
commute*, that th* Publie Health
eSrvIce waa following a practice
similar In (hat o( tha National
Sciencg Foundation.
The presidential committee said,
for example, that a research find
ing lending to a canetr cure,
“ would he no ]*t« beneficial In *11
humanity for having been made
by a Communist.“
Th* current position contrasts
with the loyalty pnliry spelled nut
for it in 10.V4 by former Secretary
of Welfare Ovota Culp Hobby.
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Orange Juke
01 Thumb Sucking
DAI LY C R O S S W O R D
ACROSS
1. Bag
S. Fellow
P. Plncer-llk*
organ
IO. Storms
12. Fail to win
13. In
abundance
14. Operatic
melody
15. Emmet
18. Neuter
pronoun
17. Spread
through
IP. Mark down
briefly
20. Half eml
21. Lose color
22. Gush
suddenly
23. Deep shad*
of blue
28. Breaaes
27. Covering
of th* brain
28. A Chinese •
dynisty
'*
28. Catlike
animal ,
13. IndefinllP
article
34. Cooling
device
. 1
39. River (SelfCongo)
34. CompeU.
tors
34. Rant
. Apart.
IP..
4ft Give a
sloping
Miar.su i-iM iits
m :j:-.i; h i(i:nieit
>2. God* of the ID. Jolt
r t i i i f j u -at h im i
Teutonic
21. Charac- fcinti
•;
pantheon
tertstlca S* idMOmtl
3. Heavy
22. African M
HI II-JMIJI1I-J A |>«
knives
desert
IIIU IV U 1101(1:11
4. Th* un
ran ' 1 u ? > ;iir.riM
23. On*
►tr-tf', <11 I*'-;
known
who
.
H 'jn ia jju
j m .i
god
play*
r.SN'tlim Mill trie
the
4Hinduism)
'•uanr.s ' ir v :n-j« 1
5. Longpiano
LJUtlU Ml-JHIJ
♦ is
legged bird 24. Vast
with
YesUNsy'* Altai*
8. Stop
7. Past
a
8. Punctua
foot
31. Sprit**
tion marks 29. Fastenev
32. 8tagg*r
P. Applaud
34. Crasea
27. Kettles
11. Couch
37. By
39. Grows
way
13. Wanders
white
30. Lift
of
about
with
Idlly
10. Bushel
effort
18. IniccS
(abbr.)
OKLAHOMA CITY IA—Th* man
who enjoys puffing on that big
fat cigar merely Is Indulging In
an adult version of thumb suck
ing.
And the same goes for the
clgarall* smoker and the gum
chewar, said Dr. Maury Maasler,
head of the children's depsrtmenl
at the University of Illinois' Col
lege of Dentistry,
Massler, speaking to (he annual
A
4
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Oklahoma Atsta Dental Assn, con
%
w
,
vention, urged parents to us*more
,i ■
•>
1\
understanding In dealing with
problems of thumb sucking and
<y
nail blltng In children.
i
1Ho said every person needs
}/A
some habit to relieve tension and
'1
give relaxation. “ It la a method
_ _
t
A
40
of relieving the Inner tensions that
if
'{A
%
build up," Maaalor said.
u 1n
TT
"Kids whn bit* nails, although
%
II la not socially acceptable, are
11
releasing the tension they live
% % ' i
%
IF
under," th* Illinois dentist said.
1$
y Nr
He omphaaliod that it it perfectly
%
I
T
u
normal.
%
r //
Tha man who puffs contentedly
it
JP
*4
on a cigar »Ta sucking hla thumb"
and tha man whn chtwi vigorously
i
'Jo
IT
on hla stogie "ia a nail biter,"
New* •
b J1
41
agency •
Massler said.
'AaUflfR
42. Employ*•
Messier claimed it waa no acci
E
1
DOWN
dent (list people chew gum or
4 - ]«
1.
Coast
smoke, citing research which he
said shows -thst gum chewing
The U. R. steel Industiy hf.s a
slsrtcd when Hie typewriter was hands ruled out nail tilling nr hair
Invented. The nerd to use both twirling as a release fur stenog rajinrity of 128,4(10.000 tons <?f !
raphers.
steel n year compared to 91,91)0,000 |
Mri. Hobby said that wh*n “In "Parents should recognize the In 1940.
formation ol a substantial nature fact that every infant sucks hit
icflectlng on ths loyalty of an In linger when he has nothing else
The first man mad# earth sat**
dividual is brought to our atten lo do," Massler advised. “ Rut if Hite Is expected tu circle the earth
tion" it was “ the practice of the he continues lo suck his thum b! ulxmt unc* every 90 minutes,
dcpsr.'mcnt to deny support."
past th0 weaning age and persists1
——
Under th* new policy there must after 3 nr 4 years, the dentist
Some scientists now doubt that
hr a formal finding of disloyalty.
should begin lo worry about It." | intelligence decline* after age 30.
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began Sept. 3, 19S4.
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the Formosa Strait, IS mtlee '
the melnland port of Amoy, -o*
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fire.
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m sntlU '.at a ««it oi $a,tOO,QM.
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wgy from Tampa toward 5t.
Petereburf. Tba two lan ti of tha
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ba mod oily for traffle from It.
Potar^burj toward Tampa.
Many , mldagta want a bay
crataii| between Oindy Bridge
apd Courtney Campbell Cgueewey
V O T E
which llpka Tampa and Clearw itar.’
"Thera le n« area with greater
potential) than the Florida Wert
Coaet," the governor, reld. "While
we are dedicating thir bridge, we
are carrying forward the plan*
for another one ai part of the
Tampe Riprenway.'*
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AnUD, SWEAT, AND VcARS
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le o n ta n d a d t h a t S a n fo rd a n d Sam lc
>tjr a ta n d o n t h a v e r s a o f f r a a tn a a a
i h a a c c o m p lish in g o f a dock* a n d
d o n g t h a S t, Jo h n * R iv e r on L a k a
i f a c to r* w h ich f i l l d a ta rm in a t h a
f S a n f o r d a n d Sem inole C o u n ty a r e t
W a w ould Ilka to i n C a n tra l F lo rid a '*
t r e a t in d u s tria l ax p an aio n a a a u m T o f ita
u ltim a ta aticcohi w ith th a ad d itio n o f a
docks a n d w h a rv ta a t th a .h u b o f Ita g ro w th .
T h e ra 'a n o d o u b t o f ita com plete use a t
w ell a t its com plete success,
a
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M M D o n g s ro u s
l f t t
This story Is an old one: Someone bath*
Ink reaches from this tub to touch an alectrt*
cal flxt»re—*ay a lamp or a radio. Thera la
a moment of terrible shock, then death.
Obviously, auch accidents eould be pre
vented
by remnvIr.T all electrical fixture*
'{jihdSB .O O O p a l l i a t i o n .
from
bathrooms.
Just as obviously, that la
f ;T T h lrty * n in * o f th e, 60 title s o f m oro th a n
an
Impractical
solution.
But there are at
'* 8 , 0 0 0 p o p u la tio n a r e on Inland w uU rw ny.i.\
least
preventive
steps
that
will help.
" l i T h e b a rg e ar.d tow ing vaiac! In d u stry
In
the
first
place,
bathroom
lights and
j W y i s 7 6 o f rh e 106 c l'ie s o f mc-ru th a n
other
electrical
equipment
should
ba kept
f l p ,n C 0 p o p u latio n .
,
In
spnle
pie
nrd»r
yn
that
thsre
will
be no
!?;■ :The <88 leading market areas in the
need
to
bring
in
fixtures
fiv»n
other
rooms.
IftiHad States enjojf the benefits of whter.
Secondly, children esn be firmly Inslr 'led
torn* commerce.
•‘V Cities, towns and farms on th o n av lg a- In tho dnngors of that lethal combination,
iHon channels h s v e th o econom ic a d v a n ta g e electricity and water. And thirdly, adults ran
• f 820,000,000 to n s o r 87.5 billion to n -m iles profitably remind themselves of tha same
dangers. Thnt will not eliminate accidents,
ffo tg h t Ing
The 30 cities of moro than 100,000 poptt- but It will cut d...... their number.
Jlatlon not on the navigable rivers and cnnnls
la v e a total population of onlv 5,920,000.
ij 'Such flguree reveal the growth possible
If you hear some Joker step In a store
-ghesd of Ssnford. It Is proof that an un- and any "gimme n paper hag full of orange
ttaralleled'growth can be gained as barges Julco", don't frill for l>—i"«* 'v ‘ch am' HoV
! gpd towing vessel* reach their destination at one of the phenomenal advances of the
century I
For a long time, asking for tho paper
hag fill of orange Juice was a good Joke,
something Ilka the old custom of sending
green young apprentices -for a bucket of
itoam. , ,
i i C M IM M •« d u l l
But paper haa a brand-new look, and
n ir ,n r .v :v .* ! r ^
now that bag of orange juice is not only pos
sible, but practical, too.
‘".IS"
Tha newness In paper's new look is due
o k liu rr h S m i . M ill •» r t n t o , m m UH.u
to a petroleum-based polyethylene rosin
Im at N i H i i i i . n i t . , lb* i i i n n .1 n t i l u
I , will M .k .ratS l . t at r.ailar aStarllalaa raiaa. "Alnthon", nlready familiar to you as the
film In which fresh vegetables are wrapped.
.
It's tough, flexible, resistant to grease
and moisture, odorless and tasteless. Whan
paper Is coAted with a thin film of thla re
Wednesday, April 25, 1958 sin, It can bo made into leakproof container
for all sorts of wst foods—syrups, juice
concentrate*, brine-pecked fish, ollvss, end
T O D A Y 'S B I B L I V K IW i
n * memory of the just Is blessed. Pro- pickles.
So, when you go shopping nowadays, It
verba ID s7.— Memory is all we will take
into the next life. We will have a very long wont't be amiss to eak for that paper bag
time Indeed to remember the deeds dona on full of orange juice!
Times change, don't theyt
garth.
Brand-New Look In Paper
The Sanford Herald
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S tric t E n fo rc e m e n t
C j.- 5 e - .- ti I m ui «
J O I lliQ r y UQWI
O f Sanitary Laws
ORLANDO iJS-Ths Florida Rat*
tsurant Assn, has filled for slrle i
•r anfareamdnt of sanitary law.
la fringe food aarvlng operations.
"Evsrybndy |n tha world la go.
big into the food aarvlng bust*
nasi," Jack Jonca of Jacksonville
told tho association's board of cos.
trol.
Ho sold tho florida Hotol ond
Rostaiirant oCmmlssloa should onh ret tho law* now on the boohs
and (root “ all parsons In tho food
sorvlco business equally."
Richard Edgortos of Mount
Dors, a commission member, told
I ho group tho commission will do
its best to see that any fond ierv>
Ing not in compliance with tho
law l« ^topped.
"B u t/' ho added, "It |a not ao
almpla ns you atota "
Ha said It waa a d.barablo point
exactly what does coastituta food
aarvlee and "thar# ara ample
loopholoa In tho low for smart
attnmaya." He-oiplalnod it has
seta at more than II billion.
Next on the Hit Is Jeney Stand
ard Oil with seven billions snd
Concral Motors with mom than six
billions.
Three carry their assets at mom
than three billion — 11. S. Steel,
Pennsylvania Railroad and Du
Pont.
In thf mom than two hut Iota
than three billion clan, In order
of alze, are: New York Central,
Ford. Sncony Mobil Oil, Indiana
Standard Oil, Pacific O n A Elec
tric, Oislf Oil, Tha Texas Co,, and
Southern Pacific,
Sevan companies lie between 1*4
and 3 billion: Hathltham Steel,
Consolidated Edison of New York,
General Electric, California Stand
ard Oil, Commonwealth Edison of
Chicago, Sears Roebuck and th*
Santa Fa Railway.
10th DIV., GERMANY— Army
fie. Earl 8. Jackson, whose wife.
i t . . . t . junfotd ruantGaraldlna, Uva. In Sanford, racantr
ly took part In a hold training *X'
•rclsa hold by tho 10th Infantry
Division la Germany.
Tha 10th, aont to Europe under
tha Army’s saw unit rotation plan
te replica tha First Division, has
•itabllihsd a training program i t
part of tha Sevintk Army.
Jackson la a squad loader In
Company B of tha division's Itth
Regiment. Ha entered tha Army In
March 1033 and complaiad basic
training at Fort Riley, Ran. Jackson arrived is Europe last Novarnher.
Tho M-year-old soldier Is tho
eon of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Jackson, Route I, Oxford, Ohio.
not been determined whether •
hot dog machine In a theater
lobby or vending machines In of
fice buildings put Uia owners in
th» for-1 bu-lnen,
CKM L\
More people named Jones’
own
Biggest Businesses S till; Growing
By RAM DAWflON
\ NEW YORK in-T he biggest
businesses continue In grow. To
day there are two more American
corporations Ihsn a year ago that
report their total assets as In ex•e si of on« billion dollars.
With only thren exception* tha
lengthening Hat shows assets valuo
higher today than a year ago.
In all, 34 Industrial, railroad and
utility companies report them•ohrai In Um bigger than one bil
lion dollar class. There are IT
banka In tha country whose re
sources top tha bllllondollar
mark. Thirteen Insurance enmpanlei and threw finance companies
ara also In (ha list.
Of the 34 nonflnancial corpora
tions, tS report their 1034 sales
Volume topped a billion. In addi
tion, 10 companies whose assets
ere below the hllllon-dollar linn
report toelr total sales as topping
ona billion. They ire In the food
dlitribuunn, meal packing, retail
ing, rubber and tnhaceo fields.
looking only at tha 34 Industrial,
transportation and utility glanta
and Ignoring tha financial Institu
tions, whose resources am of a
different kind, j-ou'U find tho nell
. Telephone System leading tha list
as uaual with Ita total aisria car
ried In the annual report 14tt bil
lion dollars, An older method of
accounting, used by most corpora
tions, would put AT&T as
Of
News
M en
In Service
By JAMBS MARLOW
community throrgh toeraaaad eA Wits* - put too much emphatic
WASHINGTON ua-S«cr*t«ry of oporstloa In all flrMi." O ./.
os military strength.
State Dulles, is (bo manner of s
That V. S. allloJ Sr» a o D e W '- On March * the Firlfam aat of
maa dipping hla too Into watar to P'riely happy with tha military letland. whlchTa an NATO mam.
bar sad la a atratagle Island mid.
aco If ha |t l a chiliad ar overheated, ,n ,*>h4»U « • rtu n ,rr “ • » ! « • <
v
on NATO up to now was disclosed way batwesn Naw York and Mooiram s to be a u u c itln i the North jn- oilier wajra, ways whlfh m utt cow, eallod on Bio Unlled State*
Atlantic Traaty Organisation might have glvan Dullea tomb concern, to get ita troop* and airman out *
be expanded.
tinea ha knows Russia wants to of tho country.
Tho (das Isn't naw with him. A r,wr**k NATO.
Basking shark* ara relatively
.... moment be does not eommlt ThU month Branch
.. „ Premier
A _ Guy
,
(ha
Florida had a population gain of
himarif to it. Rather, h . U frankly |h| ta
much ^ ..MCuritr
11.1 per cent between April 1,
throwing out a bint m am what military
............................................
lerma." And on March a 1930 and July 1. 1954.
France's Foreign Minister Chris..........
teaetlon ho gate.
An expansion would mtan tha IS tlan Plneau cautioned against an A third of Americana over IS
olllaa of NATO, which was craatcd “ Iron Curtain mentality" In the years old get soma form of Social
Wait — particularly tha United Security payments.
In 1941 as dtfensa against Russia,
would move from a purely mili
tary alllanea Into a wider Raid—
perhaps economic — of coopera
tion among tho Weatera partners.
Pressure haa haan building up
among thla country's NATO alllta
to atop using it for military pur
poses only. DuRaa mentioned this
possibility In a speech yesterday
to tha Associated Prise lunehcoa
la New’York.
He laid NATO "already aervea
•a aa Indispensable and vital In
strument of the Atlantia eommually. But tha time haa coma, I ballava, ta eonsldar whether Its or.
ganlxatlon does not need to be
further developed, if It Is adequate-'
ly to serve the needs of this and
coming generations." He added:
"If that be the common desire
of the NATO member nationi, the
United Stales will join eagerly In
exploring the possibilities which
now beckon forward."
Laat Dee. II (ho NATO foreign
mlnlitere,' including Dulles en
dorsed a proposal by Italy's Gaatin a Partlno for greater coopera
tion among tha NATO members In
nonmllllary wayi, such as econom
ic. social and cultural fields.
fNeibt tbs i\f "/ r /•! 4 m unth
Canada’s foreign m i n i s t e r
Lestar Pearson, has been plugging
this Idea and on aFb. 39 Italy's
S A V I N G S A C C O U N T TIM E
President Giovanni Gronchl made
a big pitch for it in an address to
Congress.
Tho next day, March 1, President
Elsenhower and Gronchl Issued a
joint statement saying they agreed
on tha necessity of "further deep
y jtk s s o i c t ATtTTm
ening tha solidarity among the
members of tha North Atlantic
FroM them aw, la dascandlAg
order, th« hllllon-dollar Rat twdudes: Union Pacific, Union Car
bide, Chrysler, Humblw Oil a Jer
sey affiliate, American Gas A Electrie, Weslinghnusa Electric, Biltlmnra A Ohio, Sinclair Oil, Shall
Oil, Phillips Petroleum, Cities
Service, International Harvestor
and Aluminum Co. of America.
International Harvester la faJoining tha group aftar a tem
porary absence. Alcoa U a MWcomer.
Tha three companies showing •
slight drop In total aiaate In Bielr
latest reports am Pennsylvania
Railroad, Westlnghousa and RAO.
Chevroletsthanany other cartt
•Of courM wa haven’t ndurtlly counted all the Jonosea. But
it seema a aafo gueaa. Becaua* thia year—«a they havs year
after year-mor* people ara buying Chevrolet*. And 2 million
mor* people drive Chevrolet* than any qther 4ar. Maybe you
ought to coma in and aaa why thia la ao.
(Arc i"»f/
kffMt isUng car-
up with the Jonesci?)
t NMM IMrfMIMt*
thiairy ak«Mk«l
Ona pound jtf uranium can
due# tha h«at equivalent af It*
million pounds of coal.
CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FftKBZB
AND 8TORAGB CO.
LOCKER PLANT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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FO R WESTERN I,RAN
END-LB. 39c
CENTER 59c
THIN HLICED
DRIED BEEF
'/4 LB. 29c
GROUND BEEF
LB. 37c
WESTERN IT, a. CHOtCB 1F.EF BON KLEHS
AflBI) IN OUR PLANT
SHARP CHEESE
LB. 69c
L a w r e n c e B w o tf o r d
C w w tjs ^ o m m h s iiin e r
ICE CREAM
Vi GALS. 89e
OUR OWN MAKE-PURE PORK
>R A11 8* >tT COUP! with losfr by Wifiar-ntna of 20 hhky i a » Chwvrofo mwMa.
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IS A VOTE POR—
Good' Government
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Cancer Film Shown Monday
To Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Hetty Jean M art in, Blaine Davis
Married In Georgia April 22
. Mr. and Mra. D. L. McLaughlin
announce to<iay tha marriage «f
daughter, Ba;ty Jeon (Suo)
Rlar'.in, to Blaino K. Darla, oon
of Mr. and Mra, 0. A. Davta of
■ w a n |a ,l ^ H B V B n
jW"'v
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Beta Sigma Phi Sorority waa hon* that ean pottdbly attend
ored Monday night, at tha homo urged to do ao.
Mlea Minnie La« Malta, ■ guest
of Mr*. Robert Cuehlng on Mad*
for tha evening, waa introduced
eria Drive, ta have aa guoita fur to the group. Mist Malta Ik a
the evening, Mra. Jbllux Dingfrl*
member of the Sorority
der, President' of the 8emlno!e pledge
from Alabama ami ia considering
County Unit of tha American Joining tha local chapter. It wag
Cancer Society, and Dr. John
announced that Mra. Sam ThurMorgan, Medical Director for the
morn! would ha Vice President f i r
Unit,
the cumlng year, in the plaea of ''
A film on Cancer waa shown Mr*. James Cat'.ano who had to "
to the- group after which discus-^_
_ _ due to the transfer of Mr.
resign
slon questions were answered hy' uYsTaniT
Dr. Morgan.
Mr*. Dlvgfelderj N j* Lgeta Biddles** ware e t.
thanked the sorority in behalf of
for , h# pom|
f#
the American Cancer Society for Discussion was held on an ap«
their efforts l;i the Cancer Cam proprlat* gift to h« presented ta
paigns through th* last several tha 8#mlnol# Memorial Hospital
years. Th* sorority wishes to in behalf of the Sorority.
•thank Mr*. Dlngfelder and Dr.
Duo to th* len-rth of tho pro.
Morgan for giving thrir valuable gram and business meeting, th t
time and efforts to make th* pro Installation of nsw officers, sche
gram possjhl*. Mr*. Pam Thur duled for this meeting, was post,
mond was In charg* of th t pro ponad until th# next meeting to
gram.
(•a bald at th* horn# af Mra, Al
During th* business mealing, fred Poeplchal on
Summerlin
plana wera announced and discus Avenue. Mrs,-A. 0. Roberta will
sion wn* held on th* traditional be eo-hoetas*. At the dose of th t •
Mother’s Day Tea to be held May , meeting, refreshments of coffee.
10. Final plan* will be announced eak* and nut* were aerved by
at a later date. Mra. Jamas Cas-J hostess and Mr*. Robert Barg,
tano, Vice-President, announced co-hostees.
that there would b* two classes j The Publicity Chairman wish#*
held for th# gfoup for rolling to apologise to Mr. and Mra.
bandage* for tli* Cancer Loan Warren E. Knowles for having
Closst to b* established locally.j erroneously omitted their, namei
The meetings will be at tha Yacht from the lilt of gueste attending
Club from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. on the Beta Sigma Phi Banquet
May 4 and May 18. All member* held n* April J,
•*n
OnThe.
b O o ^ s He Lf
■
BY S, DRIGGERS
"Oh, Lord, have mercy, Thy
tea |a ao large and my ahtp la
'<
ao email” (from tha Breton Flaherman'e prayer), "M r Ship la
:
So Small” ia a breathtaking atory
X ira W & S
of peraonal adventure. Thla ta
<'
Ann Davlaoa'a awn peraonal aa*
count af her apoch*making voy>
l i t from England to America.
She ia tha Drat woman to aail
tha Atlaatie alone. She left Eng*
,1
land an May 11. IMS In the 23
f t aloap “Felicity Ann.*1 It took
her 18 maatha ta make the voyaga that took bar ta Francs, rt nrs.Y.Misiu f»r*g8»na AND GROOM pete for a al ture after being married In tha Semlr.ole County
Court Huus* yesteidav . Bride and groom are Donald E. Senator and KHsaoetn V.. Curran. Attend*
Spain, Africa, th* Canary Islands ants
were Margaret Sanato
inaio and Allen Ballard,
Ballard. Tha couple ia front Long Itland, N. Y. Mr, Senator la
and than t* America.
atationed at th* SNA AS. (Staff Photo)
“Tha Signorlna” by Henry Myera Ii a novel about Maria MaliRallet which, quite frankly, wn*
Tha Wara Bible Class af tha
Th# Truth Seekers class of tha bran who wat acclaimed th*
on* of tha greatest disappoint
First Methodist Church entertain First Methodist Church held It* greateit linger In th* world, and
ments ever. Tradition, of course,
ed tha Mathodlst students. who will regular monthly business and who** on* rail lev* was for th*
saya that Russian ballet t* the
computer
Bellini.
Sh*
introduced
aduat« from Seminal# High social mooting In MeKInloy Hall
best *of all, but th* ballet wt
grand epara to America more
hool In Juna, with a supper in Monday at ,8 p.m.
•aw, “Th# Flam# of Paris,” was
than
a
hundred
yeari
ago,
and,
McKinley Hall recently,
Th# session was opened hy the
firstly not classic Russian balletthough eha died at 29, crowded a
Tha main table waa cantered preildent, Mre. R. F. Crenshaw full lifetime af experience into
secondly, It was lousy dancing.
with a fish howl Hanked by two with Mrs. J. A. Rumblev, secre
A
Broadway show of that calibre
Miniature
graduate* “fishing” tary. and Mrs. T. E. Wilton a t her few ehart years.
This It the first part af tb* our guida, It ttam td to be " our" Would , not last beyond opening
Just
arrived
it
“Arthritis
and
treasurer.
for their diplomas. Bad and white
19th In a series of articloe writ way whereby th* fallow who night. Th* them* af th* ballet
The devotional wat given hy Common Sens#,’’ soon to ho rtady ten hy Mrs. Carman* Wall* who works harder live* better. He wae , revolutionary
decorations, which era tha d ata
with
th*
for
circulation,
WEDNESDAY
Mr*. W. B. Dyioa as eo-hoitas*
colors, wara used In other apota Mrs. Crenshaw using a t her topic
has been representing The San Just looked digitated with me “people” rising In protest against
“
Roll
Back
Tli#
Sky”
hy
Ward
Th* Training Union will spon Cub Scout Pick 10 will have I
In the Hall. A rad and whita ban “Love Ii Christian Virtue-num
the
“royalty’1
and,
hoy,
did
those
ford
Herald
on
a
recent
tour
of
and
walked
away,
Taylor; here ia an outstanding
sor a covtrad-dlih supper at commute# meeting in th* First
ner carrying out th# class colors ber One.*
foreign countries:
Th* people here again were ad Muscovites lov# It. I'll say on* First Haptist Church at 8:30 p.m. Methodist church at t:J0 -p . m,
Routine huelnoes v s i discussed contribution ta th* literature of
Hearing tha latttrs, “ In Ua The
thing
for
them
•
they
surely
are
equately
clothed • which was
W. P. Brooks Jr. will lead
uture Lie*,” clasa motto, waa and It was voted to discontinue World War 11. In the large view,
FRIDAY
Th# highlight, of course, of more than « • Americana In Mos not critical of dancing. They ap th#Dr.mldwaek
th* husinois and social meetings it talla th* atory of th# men who
prayer service at
nnad on th# front wall.
plauded
like
craiy
if
the
leading
Mils
Campbell's
room in th*
cow
were
usually.
It
was
let
ribanyone’*
visit
to
th*
Iron
Cur
flow tha first low-altitude fir*Robert H. Ratly, class presi of the clast for the monthe of bombing mission over Japan. It tain countries would b* a stay ly. terribly cold, It aimwed so in# lady to much a* mad* a turn First Baptist Church at 7:30 Pinacrast School will n-e«»-t
p.m.
dent, welcomed the group after June, July and August. An invi I* a honk of th* fear* they knew, In th# largest city and center of every day w* were 1,1 Moscow# without stumbling
....
„ ..
.....
...
MP**r Gynt” at 8 p. m. In th#
tation was extended the clan tk
Melvin Pekl# will direct the auditorium. Ticket* may be purthe delicious meal waa served.
Tb*
theatre
itself
I*
th*
lareest
activity
.
Moscow,
On
Thursday,
and
when
It
was
not
snowing,
it
th*
hope*
they
suffered,
th*
cam
hold a covered dish luncheon at
Mlee Dawn Ann Pearson thank th* bom* of Mre. J.. H. Cowan araderie they enjoyed, th* price April Ith, our party of ten was rainiag or sleeting. Just Ilk* In Moscow, which make* It a Training Union Worker* Confer- chM,»<j , t the door.
n*<>pl* flew
from Californians or Floridians, Ilia whopper, and I* was packed, I tn rt at First Baptist Church ut
ed the Clasp In behalf of the in Lift# Mary, May 21.
they paid for victory. Cloio-up, newspaper
Taylor Command No 28 K T
Warsaw
to
Moscow,
with
a
stop people al| hastened to assure us, understand that it Is this way all 4:18 p.m,
•enlora “for lie kind invitation.”
“Roll
Back
The
8ky,”
telle
the
will meet at 7:30 p. m. Older of
Mr*. R. W. Turner and Mrs.
Tha
Junior
Choir
will
rehears#
During the evening each honor** Mamie Griffin served delirious story of Richardson, Captain, at Vilnius for lunch, fuel and "this Is very unusual weather.” th# tlm*. Another full house was
Melts and Ad Sir Knight* ar*
was presented a gift by Ut* refreshments to Mrs. M. W, Cas L'SAAF a bomber pilot who com custom* inspection, einct that hut I noticed no on* ha,| put at th* Circus, a one-ring affair at First Baptist Church at 3:30 rtqueited to attend,
p.m,
away
hit
boo:*.
In
this
line,
you
was
'our
point
of
entry
Into
Rus
which
la
permanently
baaed
In
stasa,
tle, Mr.. W. 8. Thornton, Mr*. mands not only Ihs rfip ict of his
TRUEST* M
| Th* Lamp Lighter* Clast of th*
^ A tto rn ey Fred Wilson gava a Carrie Draptr, Mr*. M. H. Brock, craw hut th* love of two women sia. Wa landed in the capital should seo tha children. I wish I Moscow sad open th* year round.
First Christian Churrh will have
Tha
Sanford
Duplirats
Brldgs
knew
how
many
layers
of
cloth
W*
had
a
delightful
evening
at
about
dusk
In
a
thick
anowstorm
ai
wall.
Richardson'*
story
it
wrirf talk to th* atudtnti on Mre. Frmnli Bush, Mr*. W. P.
a pot luck supper meeting at tb*
Club
will
hold
its
monthly
M
sit
th*
Cirrue
which
featured
abso
ing
most
of
them
hare
on
but
and
war*
taken
Into
town
to
our
“What tha Futura Holds For Chapman, lire. J. R. Houk, Mre. profoundly human; h* suspects
i lurch at 6:3ii p. m.
Point
game
at
g
p.
m.
st
tha
lutely
th*
best
magician
act
any
they
look
Ilk*
Humpty-Dumpty*
hats!
where
•
thank
haavsn.wa
You.”
J, r . Risher, Mre. Gordon Rrad- his own courage In hattls; his
walking lor waddling) along. The of us had ever seen. Here again Yacht Club. Visitors era Welcome.
Seniors Invited ta attend war* ley, Mre. R. M. Mason. Mre. J. wlfs Is In America, tha nurse it had hot water.
top layer it always a fur coat, th* auHleni* wat wildly enthusl-' Southern Memorial Day Pro
I
don't
think
I
told
you
of
my
on
Ralpan.
Tbit
novel
la
a
mem
Mlsa Mary Ann Wright, Mlaa 0. W aif, Mr*. Oliva Waite, Mr*.
orable reading oxporienc*.
oiporlane* In Warsaw on hot fur hat and hoots, Romttlnie*. if astle hut, unlike th* ballet, our gram will be held at 8:43 a, m.
Pawn Ann Psaraon, Mill Mary L. E. White.
at lha home of Mrs. Kami F.
"Amrita" by Prewar Jhabvala water (<*v its lark,) but I left you ean Imagine It, th* coat* are group Joined In.
Alee Mre. Mabel Blount, Mrs.
Esther PoweJl, Mlaa Mary Wall!*,
red fur or, very rarely, pink.
Robtion, 1407 E. 2nd St. followed
ia
a
story
of
present-day
New
W*
alto
incut
on*
evening
at
soma
Hjtgaria
soaking
In
th*
0.
Leo
Anderton,
Mrs.
J.
B.
Tommy Wyatt, Bah Raaly Jr.,
hy a luncheon at th* l^mon Bluff
Thee*
spot*
of
color
on
th*
small
Delhi
and
of
a
wall-bred
Indian
lavatory
and
discovered
when
I
tha
Puppet
Theatre
which
ia
a
Kenneth Ramsay. Jimmy Owtn, Crawford, Mrs. J. F. McClelland.
ar# th* only onos scon. traditional favorite of not just Camp of Mrs. J. H. Truluck with
Elmo Farris, Jo* Davis, Larry Mra. T. E. Wilson, Mre, Mamie girl whe Imagine* herself In lov# started to rini* it that there children
Everyone, and 1 mean thie liter
Rxutheeq M
tVv r - “.
Burnsy, Homer Alaxandtr, and Griffin, Mra R. W. Turner, Mr*. with a young man of her awn waa nothing but Ir* water, I fin ally, wear* black or dark brown Buiilan children hut adults alto, i
It wae very well don* hut much
choice.
Tha
man
romea
from
an
C.
L.
Hawson,
Mra.
J.
A.
Rum^ i s e O’dell Hamilton.
rises
will
he
held
at
the
h«mt of
altogether different social etas* put on my ^at, gloves, Bermuda Tha hitter cold and drab, ahap*. of th* point was lost on ut since,'
Vrs. Rnel KoMfon on Elliot' .v e i
Aftar tha supper a short busl* War and Mra, R. F. Crenshaw.
and both families try ta find sock* over my nos*, and want ta lata clothe* glv* a somber pic. of roiirse, w* spoke no Russian
at 10 a. m. Thursday morning.
ness moating waa held by tha
»
• I caused * sen | ■and
m i
u
'l i n i
eould
not follow mth*g plot »*•
of
mnr« suitable partners for th* bed fully clothed. That wqe with ture to th*” eye.
class prasldad aver by Robert
•atlon
everywhere
I
went
with
th#
p|iyi
,
yer,
on*||y
do
not
car#
A K.
K Shoemaker
Th* H# Vpr# , MoW
r » h»M
h? »!*•
out * doubt tha coldest 1 have
young people.
Friends r* A.
>
snnemaser Vftrmiin
(| rd r.hapf'f
Reely. The devotional waa givaa
my plastl* ralnhouta, Apparently for puppet show* any tlm# hut
A story on the light humorous ever bean.
will he glad toi Isarn tuat he is !
Daughtsr*
of
the
Confed*
by Mr*. W, W. Tyre.
side. “South Toro Summer" hy
But bark ta Moscow • the they hav# n#v#r been ee#n there It was v«ry Interesting tn watch doing nicely after undergoing eracy.
Approximately 80 guest* and
Sera War# Rassett another Cap# hotel wae old and tacky but end I wai th# object of much th# dslight of thrx# penpl#,
surgery In the Seminole Memorial
members wire present* Hoitaisei
Th# program will run as fol»
Cod Story. A few year* ago, Don warm and comfortable. Th* food good nntiired pointing and enrolW# spent mi# whoi# morning Hospital.
Inr
a«d
Juit
plain
open-mnuth
for th* tvont wera Mr. and Mrs.
lows: Invocation, th* Rev. Milton
Wllliaton had been In love with was excellent although expen■t th# l.enln C'oll#ctlv# Farm,
T. R. Butts, Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Sylvia Kent. However, she had ■Ive and monntnnoui. We at* «we. My bool* and my beige fur Intervl-wlng th# “ch#lrm»n", Mr.
Mrs. R. M, Richards returned If. Wyatt; Pledge to Amerlcen
Tillli, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Sturdl*
married another man and now h# fresh caviar, huttar and black root ar# probably *till being dl#- ■Btsinnlk, and vi«itlng th# dairy yesterday from a ten da> visit Flag; Salute to Confederate Flag;
vent, Miss Alic* McKim and
solo, Dirk Aiken: addrese, Andrew
learned that ah* w«* reluming bread twice a day for fiv* dgyt - cuaied over th* borecht.
section of th# farm This parllThere were any number of cular farm was about on# hour's with relations In Tamps, Naples, J. Bracken: roll call, Mrs, J. H.
# r* . J, H. Tindel.
to Cap# Cod with her son. Th# and I am atlll not tired of It.
Miami snd Key West.
Last week was a busy an* far boy turned aut to h# a apelled
Nicholson: solo, Dick Aiken; bene
morning In tho reataurant thing* to chooie from In Hie way drlv# from th# city and Is con-,
,
the hostess#* and aarvie# men of brat wha teamed on the point of On*
mjf ||gg|a w altren who spoke th# of #nt#rUlnm*nt. On* of our sidarod on# af tli# smaller ones! Th# msny friends of Mrs. diction, tha Rtv. M'lton H. Wyatt.
___ 1 _ 1 _ _
I.
w -A lkaB *t9m
M
>
m
.
.1
•vrninga was taken up with a re •inr# It rnnsist# of only 1,104
ruining Lhit
mothor’i IIlf*.
Don.
Committee on arrangements ln«
Disc Jockey dance waa held with with th# aid af Judith Wyman, * hast English of any of th* wait ception at th*
Emba'ty hy hectors or shout 2.910 arret. Georg* Touhy will ha g!ad ta
resses
and
who,
at
that,
knew
lenrn that sh* Is now a', hoi e (hid* Mre. M. R. Rtrln.land, thalr*
tha Garden Club acting aa eeninr teacher, derided to do what he
Charge
d'
Affair*
and
Mre.
Rom# of th# larger farm* hav* after being confined to tha Sami- man; Mr*. A. R. Vallac# and
only "la vary good, ye#7” w#a
hostess.
Saturday an
“April could to help young Hugo.
taking my breakfast order. Slnr* Walmiley (Amhawador Bihlen ■10,00(1 hector* or 78,000 #rre*. nol* Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. 0. P. Herndon.
Showers” detv# w#i etaged with
“No Cover Charge” by Robert
despiit soft boiled #xx*> waa out of th# country.) On* There are 398 families living on
A luncheon will follow tha pro
emlor hoataiM* b«lng th* Catho Sylvatter; It a crisp gay and re II limply
night
wa
attended
tha
Muerow
the on# we visited, giving a total i Mr) and Mr*. Clifford Johnson gram at th* ramp homo of Mr*.
want t« groat lengths to ex
LAKELAND i*-A n encouraging lic Woman,
vealing work on a I***# and law- plain • through .gaiturai, finger*
of anout 600 worker# out of th*
•0<* ter itfeooU Is th# grewini InJ. II. Truluck on LemSn Bluff.
Sunday a big swlmmlnr party
2.000
people. Thee#
families left thla (turning hy plan* for Mrs. W. R. Dyson will b* tolarast In education being taken by and plrnla wa* held at Sanlandn laea folk and I* told hy a good held up and my watch- that 1
i
Havana,
Cuba,
to
attend
the
|
story toiler. It la a *ompr*h*nilv# wanted on# sgg • boiled • sight
“own” th# farm • that Is. except
hostess.
G tn y Impellent groups, th* presi Springs. Hast and hoitaie were
etudy of th# night eluba of Now m;nut#Ii ph« wrote what eeemed
for th# land ll«elf, which It own Laurence F. I.e* Club Convention
Committee member* fog th*
dent oi the National Education Mr. and Mra. E. C. Kuhn.
nf
th*
I’anlnsula
Life
Insurant*
York which hav* largely sat th* to h# roam* of not** and finally
ed by th# State. Each person
luncheon ar* Mrs. W. C. Rill,
Assn.
Coming tonight Ii th* Juk* Box pattern for North America and In said, “Yea. • sight aggi-” I fran
must hav# 178 "work dey units” Co. which will b* held Wednesday chairman: Mrs. Mlnnl# Jones and
Dr. John La star Buford of Mount dancaeand Saturday there will h* fluenced th* entire world, baeauta tically (topped her and gave up
per year In order to remain. Var through Saturday. They will he Mis, Mayola Adams.
Vernon, 10-, said th* U. 8. d u m a xrianar rn sit and blu* jean Americana ar# world-wri# travel- an th* order. RH* later appeared
ious type# of work earn different at the Nacional Hotel whlla In
ber *| Commere#, labor organ!**- dan**. Sunday * candy party is era and Ilk* what they want wharo with «na one-mlnut# egg (ugh!)
number* af “W-D Ue” and the Havana,
Bens ,sad the Nstlansl Cititans planned.
and. Incidentally, Carmage's "two
overall management la rnndueted
and whan they want It.
Th* Junior hestosia* of tha
com m ittal •• wall as th* Parent“Do-ra-ml” by Kanin Gprsoni fried" egge cam# out holled •
through a eommitte# which Is United States visit th* milk
Taaehers Assn, snd School Batrd V 80 would Ilk* to “taka this op th* narrator of thla llttla hook ; “on# mlnuto."
sleeted by th# wnrkare *v»ry two yield h it been Increased by cut
portunity
to
thank
all
tha
civic
Assn- ar* showing stepped up In(written In th* vernacular) la
A* In the other placsi, w* had
yean. Product and rash aro ta m ting back on* or, at most, two
Test In tha Importance af adtida- eluba, social clubs, church** and lervlng tlm* for a pal and hao someone with ue constantly Dorn
ed In proportion to the "W-D- milking* psr day Just aa Ameri
FOR
n and adequate school faculties. anyana alas for donating thalr boon encouraged by (he prison the Intourlet Bureau, the govsnUs” that ar* credited to each can dairymen do.
time ta act aa senior hoitettr*.”
worker. Cash In the farmer's t'll Is
i ment ministry which owns and
This ig encouraging baaaua* "If
It mean* *• much to a aarvlcs chaplain to writ* nut how it all
derived from sale of produce to
a»* consider aomaOilng la Import man to hav# com* place to go to happened. Hl» richly eoml# ac ' controls tha hotels, rental cars
th* Htats,
ant anaufk w all find tha manay write lattar*, “grab” a cup of count makes extraordinarily an and anything *H* a traveler
HTAnTfl
i might
_ . ntad.
____ Traveling about th*
(o mask th* M*d(” Dr. Buford coffee and to mast tha local peo tertalnfng reading.
Mr. Ilaslonlk wae asked If ha
TODAY
We’ve
Just
rscsived
•
new
city,
th*
really
enormous
buildthought
much
good
had
com*
•aid.
ple. Th* Sanford UBO has gona
from th# recent visit of Russian
FOR
Ha epoh* Mandsy at th# open- all out to make thorn “faal at art book “ Water Color M ads'lng program I* apparent svaryRasy" for you paepl# who'v# asked j where an* looks. Great houelng
farmers to th* United Stales to
tag bualnoaa satsla* of th* H it homt." So a ipaclal thank* must
estatoa are going up by tba
study our method*. Hi* reply wal.
annual convention of tho Florida gn to thee* local arganiiatlons
Next week I’ll talk about th# aero*. Thai* building* usually
an emphatic "yes" and evldenca
Faderattan af Women's Club* for "their effort put forth."
reading duh we’re having thla ar* about 8 atorlss high with
OF SEMINOLE COUNTY
points to the fact that he Is
which 4 local w*maa arc attending.
ahepa and itorsa an the ground
lummcr for tha kida,
right. A* an example, Russian
*“ la rll# r th# federation dedicated
flear and flats above, I did not
farther* used to milk the cows 3
Its headquarters build lag, tha first
•a* * single Individual house un
or 4 time* a day. After tha
der aenstruatlon and whar# thar#
II has avar'had.
ar* any they are being torn down
Di- Buford als* said ha thinks
to mak* - room for apartment
ftsehcri a rt doing a .pretty good
houia* which, of course, *r*
fob of teaching fundamentals. H t
WINNER TOP AWARDS
government owned and controlled.
•aid ike top aotek scholar of today
Incidentally,
h
o
u
s
i
n
g
,
we
OF N. Y. CRITICS AND
wauM compare fsvorably with tha
found, la on# of th* rawardi for
BLACK AND WHITB pinCANNES.
hast af a ganaratlog ago.
LAST TIME TONIGHT
good work, slthsr a t one'* em cheeked worsted dress by TriMany parcana riser elaar *f
FILM
FESTIVAL
STARTS
7:20
ployment or for th# Party, ate. gera feature* “Pauluia'a winged
tu ck in g b an tu * af meriting cwsProductivity la th# keynot# of way" ovaraklrt^
fRloat such aa am rdad d a t a
everything and th* peopl# ar#
:r r
rooms and laah af daadarge, ha
— MX#
m J.
urged and anrouragd to work
T1
id. Aa to starring*, h t said H
harder and do mor# at all times, j
s. MMUtotMU'
ta* -aaiy to enter torching, and
In turn, If * worker ha* don#
T oot Vof*
rf/ *5CeZe f l
many of tha h tri paopt# don't
A»H1 >1
well at hi# #r her plant, etc, he
Mr. and* Hr*. Harman J. Walwill
be
given
preferred
treat
want to bother with a profaaston
Barbara RupraeM
■ M IM M tW lS
Horn aniiounca tha birth of a
Mika Wilkin*
ment ae to the location, «ls# and
anyana ean qualify for.
I condition af hie flat. As I told
Mary Ann Bukti*
“g.'hoolt should bn thla to hid daughter, bom In tha Seminal*
FKATURE—7:JJ — 10:13
na aa equal footing with burinaa* Memorial Hoapltal Sunday. April
I
t
.
Tha
young
mlaa
weighed
10
t and Industry far ear quality manSECOND FRATURH
lba. t on. Mra. Walborn la tha
," Dr. Buford said.
fo m a r Eatalla Fryer. ,
.^ v a n a rilla ,
Mr. Davla la atationed at tha
Ba.tford NAAS and la in VAH-7.'
Banford
Tha eoupla was marriad Sun*
day, April 28
21 .a.t Klngaland, Go.
Wits***** wera
were Sena Carter and
Witnesses
franklin D. Jtexraad.
Tha brida worg a
dress with whit# accessor!**
Mr. and Mra. Davla ark
^aaaa at 810* Falmetto A rt,
Seniors Honored
By Bible Class
In McKinley Hall
Routino Business
Meeting Is Held
By Church Group .
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General Insurance
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THE SANFORD HERALD f
League-Leading Cubs
Sneak By Tigers 2 -0
Ren MrMurray end nil leaguel-sr'ing Cube eked out a win ovrr
•h» T:g*re by the shin «f -heir
l-eth yeilerday, 3 to 0. Ce'il Den*
dndaq’a Rengsla hed.romn ba.k
inatling in the almost Inky dark
ness of the top of the fift'i f.xtnq
t« ptirth two rune aernst the plate
nnd with two away had mrr. on
steond and third wlien Commitvimier John Pup* ordered the
reir* railed. The srorn rev->r'.«-d
to the end- of the 'fourth Inning
end the t!ubs, llcisintf choir
wo.tndi, limped home an the iong
rn? of the srore. They coj a still
feel the Ttger’a breathing down
th«lr backa.
. *
The brere of tallle* *.hs« even,
tt ally munnt the matg'n of vl •
tory rarte Ir the third chin,**-
proncit. to nu.X*r eofUy — one
n to e ’s Mrooeset ewmorit# •quested shrilly, end the old men
chuckled, “tie knows the new
colt’s a threat. Coma Una way,
n hsir. The Thorp- Lundy. Watt Ull you see that boy!”
la wtf* n*r*ihe
id Ut*lr r.t*e are tb* ei<wt
K J J rd s rfr!:!
3
• huatend. who I* rireaoe*
* tRjTTKoretoe.built hoeiktjla. Tee *th*r Thoreioe
Taft hams sad le seldom
i widowtd dauehler. litri so*. 8ll*e—«e Arms fll*r—
twlei, Jim *o<4 A**. P»teir. old tracts Arthur Mtr-
fiA js u N W s *
b w » f t» e T f S
ne’e lirtAttoe I* th*m with
Sw stt'yraffiS
A i m lunch, tin dm exchanged
M o pwwaur for the abort Jackst of
han.dutt, put on n round felt hat.
UMi • basket tn btr bend and
•wait down to the etabiea with her
tAUMP-tn-lsw to aee a new celt,
■he And the bearded eld man w«ra
groat Wanda. Bha had dlaappetnted
bad by oat bavin* children, yet
Ik s knew th*» Jaapsr Uked her.
1«d sublet were not quIU so
•Id M the Mg house. They were
keUfe buildlnga, neet, with Utli#
bttrreted eupofad pointing skyward.
Ob thnt treaty mod, Jasper and
i j s i s walked through ths orchard
Kramer Interested
In Russian Tour
filS ANGEI.ES 'AV-Ja'k Kri.
mer, ohm# touring profeuinnsl
tennl* t/niip# will vUit a lirg*
pirr of the werld this year, is
Intsreelrd In ettll another trip—
hshlnd the Iron Curtain of Rus
•la. ,
The Idea Is at 111 qulf* Indsflnite.
Ktamer said, but he added:
"Bure, w#’d like, to go lo Rutsia
and show them our fennls. Not «o
much for the money—ruble*, that
I*—hut tort of a* a first for ten
nis. "
Kramer—who disclosed th it hi*
present domestic tour itarring
Pancho Onpiale* and Tnny Tratier? ha* already assured him of
a profit—slid a frlond. wealthy
Mrs, Roddy Holt of Carmel, Calif.,
had promised to look Into the pos
sibilities qf a Russian tour.
rakad drtva. Aa they walked. Jaaarebards had used to be. “We made
a U m part e t our linn' by them."
Ka spoke alwaya of hla forebears
M II they w en hla contemporaries*Vy father's orchard waa the
l e f t commercial one In this part of
Missouri Ho raised good apples.
Med plgnt an orchard; when it rot
Uirmigk IU beet bearin', he’d clear
th« land and uae ■ for pasture
that led off with Sl>Murray'# grp
to S i n n ralll at aecrnil. I '.tie
Corlry cott'inued his fits hltilue
i f the sea ft. with a tl.tgm, and
after ».eo,i, » aecond, ha racked
up a ran «n Robinson* b.ny>.
mil pllf.rred the neat two *#rk*
nnd sallo-l home on Chrl itemen'*
Infield out.
Tin* ifu n o o n the Cu'-s and th*
rilante will piny thr-p Inni.is* /•
deride a pr*:s't-?d g« tie o,' a
week ego.
The Dot Rrore;
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Player
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jtramlett, »*
2' 0 I
D. Ru»h, 3b
2 0 0
Harriett, e
2 0 0
Dandrldge, p
? 0 n
High, lb
2 0 0
fiimmenlll, 2b
20 0
MrCommonJ, If
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Guemhel, rf
I
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I.un-lqulit, ef
1 0 0
Adapi*. ef
Powell, rf
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lock up servlcea .of dtimplona
and contender*, ’’ta Intarnatlonal
Boilnir Club loaned 1451,Ofl lo ,N>p
fight figuraaover a four - year
period. th? federal gavernment
charged yesterday.
The government eharja paa
made In connection with a suit
agalnit the IRC and It* affilUtee
which are accused of operatbig
a monopoly In violation of*lh#
U.S. antitcustlaw *.
One of the government'* an*
nounred aim* I* to break u»
exclusive rontrarta“ between th*
IRC and Uadlng boxer*.
During the period of the loam,
which were made without Inter*
•it, the government alleged -the
IOC p«rtlrlpated in 3* of iba^ 44
title fight* »taged in H\a tf.IU
tf. 5 Attorney Lawrence Gibb.
h»fg »»td the New Ynrk branch
of the IRC lent *247.If* add thn
Chlrag" *ectlon IIW.I14. He a^ded
that mo»t of the leana were mad#
to fighter* and manager* "fared
with *m»rg*nci»*. such at taxes,
ete."
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C'hrlxten'en, ,1b
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2 0 t
Claune, 2b
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I0 1
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Morton, rf
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THIERS—
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Summery; BO —MrMurrny 0;
Dnndridfec 4. HR— M-Murrav 1;
Dandridge t. Wild pitch— Dxndrldge. Umpire*— Pewrll, Ri.»h.
IN HIT PARADE
v/eORPOWER,
TUB
TRYING FOR TOP
loHOPtH,W40 H*4«
JOHMNV ' ^ W
H Q I
l O N S P g N a t, ^
THU YEAR Btjr sr/L L •
0oor/A’o Ti-s-M p a n e tU
Truck* take r» per cent'nf tf. S.
tobareo to market, RT per rank of
th» milk and R1 p :r rant o f^h a
grain.
p i s 5 o r * ygA R
OH PIPING.
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By THE ASSOCIATED PHESf
Young Jim O’ltrllly, a big lefthander pointing for Yankee St*,
dtum. ha* proved that Rirmingham
can win on pitching as well a*
power.
The 21-year-old with a well-filled
hag of pitching trick* gave rhe
Baron* their first shutout of the
season last night when he slopped
Little Rock 4-0 on three single*
'UPAMlkj
The Rarons, who boast % lineup
loaded
with lefthanded power,
hadn't won a gam. previously
with less than seven runs.
O'Reilly, who cim e along fast
late last season and posted an 1-8
record with Rirmingham, had
some terrific harking a* the Ba
rons took clear title to second
place in the Southern Assn, stand
ings Hi* mates pulled four dou
ble plays, with shortstop George
Prigge participating in all four,
and prevented a Little (lock man
from reaching second.
The marauding Memphis Chicks
kept four game* ahead of Bir
mingham by beating Atlanta 4-2
Mobile dumped Chattanolge 9-3
Cold weather forced postpone-
About one U. B. worker In seven
work# in motor transport or .Vlb*
way jobs.
-ment of the New Orltaqp it'N ish*
villa gima.
GA. GRADE #A# D & D
SIRLOIN or CLUB
FRYERS
STEAK
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BASCBAUSm
KANSAS «TTT <* - American
tiesgue umpire Frink Uninni
patrolled hi* second bsie domain
yssterdir wearing glasses and beceme the fir*i nsslor league um
pire ever to wurk a game so
•quipped.
Before you rneke any cracks,
stop to consider- Umont Is s sixfooter end weigh* 218 He was a
tackle on the Nrw Ynrk Giant*
pro football team from 1813 tn
1B4T.
WE RECOMMEND
"I Jtitl don't think I, isy anyihmg.” quoth the 37-yesr-old um
pire when *«kcd about his cheat
er*.
also worked In yesterday's Kan
sas City . Detroit game, did rhe
explaining:
'*lt’« a* simple *• this. Frank
needed s slight rorrtrtliin for hi*
li-k e»e. So he asked Harridge
(President Will Harrldg* of the
Amerlran league) if It would he
all right lo ge; glasses. Harridge
Charley lim y , veteran Amerlran league man in blow who
*hsid lie believed It would he the
right thing to do.
“ Ir hs* nothing In do with Frank's
jiijJgjncnt He could «re anil um
pire without them and do a good
job.
"Why shouldn't he wear g|a**e*
as well as anyone el*e? The play
er* do."
Manager t/su Boudreau n* the
Kansas f'jty A'* *aid. "It's no
disgrace So wear glasses If ft
make* him a better umpire, | ’m
for It. More power to him."
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cal puhlla eehoels and High 8eh'*eL Enlisted In the Navy and
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RC. Get acquainted with this lighter, Jnehtr
cola. That'a all wa ask. Then aend two RC
bottle cape (or cape from Nehi or Par-T-Pak
flavor*) and only-504 in coin to RC, Box 16-A,
Brooklyn 1, N. Y. Your magnetised oven mitta
will be mailed promptly. Order now—auppliee
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17—BUILDING • REPAIRS
PAINTING
fs
1
.10—WORK WAVrr.D-FF.MALE
lU-ARTlCLE* TOR SALE
WANTED—any kind of housework,' AVOID UNWANTED DISTORTION
including cooking. Phone 1124-R.
FLOOR , sanding and flnishiBg.
by making sure subject's leer or
Cleaning,.waxing. Serving Sentbands are about same distance
BABY
silling
nr
child
care
day
nolo cuunty twee 1925.
from camera as rest of hotly.
or night. Cheap. Phone 2.352-J.
H. M. Gleason. Laka Mary
Avoid dissatisfaction with photo,
1125 E. 7th. Mrs. L L Sipes.
finishing: Bring films to 5VIETRY US
FOR WINDOW GLASS. Mirrors, I will do day work .nr ironing.
ROLDT'S
Ca m e r a SHOP fnr
work. References. 706 Bay
Auto Safety Glass. Free Esti Need
developing, printing. 210 So. Park
Ave.
mates. McCRANEY-SMITH Paint
Ave.
It Glass, 2515 S. Park. PHONE WANTED work as bookkeeper,
knowledge of typing, shorthand
1203.
44—APPLIANCES
phone 5n Peggy Kendrick.
PAINTING Inside £ outside. Room
sales
special ronlinucs at $14.93. Call EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. e«. FRIGIDAIRE appliances
pnble «f taking rhnrge of of.
and aervtca. 0. Il High. Oviedo,
3170-J. Mr. Tasker.
file. Ruth L. Scott. Rt. 2 H"x
Fla. Phona F053315 or Sanford
lit.
1842-W alter 8 p. m.
18—ELECTRICAL Coatraelari
31-WORK
WANTED—MALE
RANDALL ELECTRIC CO.
AIR CONDITIONING
Electrical Contracting and Repaira
For Room or Rmlding
SCHOOL
BOY
with
power
mnwer
TV Service Center
H. R. POPE CO. INC.
wants
mnwiflg.
Phone
718-M-4
Brndtx and Crnsley Appliance!
38* fUinth Park Ave. Phone 1440
1 tlm#
112 Magnolia Ave.
Ph. 113 EXPERIENCED furniture finish
lie par lint
8
times
lie par Una
er, painter and handyman. Can * eu. ft gas refrigerator good
8 time*
condition. Reasonably priced,
liirrush references. Full or part
‘W e par line
18—LA
UNDRY-DRY
CLEANING
t all 1260 M alter K on. .110 Holly.
22 times
lime. Colvin • 376-XR (2).
H e par llna
contract One hour - Wash and Damp Pry
10c par llna
WIHTE- CAlfETAkKR TW ell sor FOR SALE—Refrigerators. HeatOne hour M Watb and Dry Fold
ers. Washers. Stoves, Fans,
sed in lawns, ahrubs, landscap
CARD OF THANKS and IN
finished Laundry
Power lawn mowers. Air condi
ing. Box lot, Laka Mary, Fla.
MEMORIUM Notleaa ... *1.00 Samlnne Dry Cleaning
tioners in lots. Attention home
R outhnlde L au n d ro m at
PAINTING interior, exterior by
builders. Would submit prices on
One Llna Equala 6 araraja
South Side PoosJmart Rldg.
contract or hour. House or home
request. FIRESTONE STORES,
words, whrn sal In 9 point
10« East 35th St.
trailer. Free estimates Phone
III E. First St.
<n*ws style! typaW P. 2-3582 A.*k lor Mr. Rry
White Spare at Regular Llna 20—PIANO SERVICE
nolds
45-IH'ILDING MATERIALS
Rata for amount used—Count
L I. Sill — Piano Technician
j^lne *-Po!nt I.lnaa to 1-lneh.
YOUNG MAN
METAL ROOFING
Phone 2184 Route 1. Sanford
HAVE steaiiy cuipioymenl wish Now in Slock 3-V Crimp —1*«”
RATE3 FOR
part-time work alter 4:30 week Corrugated—2' j " C n r r u g a l.e rt
31—ROOFING—PLUMBING
day* and all day Saturdays A Get all Your roofing needs at
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Sunday. Can do most any type Shermnn Concrete Pipe Co.
ON REQUEST
vvi-rk. Call 1*21 between 8-4:JO
Out West 13th St.
Automotive Sales job wanted by
RF.D-I-MIX
CONKHETK
Retired Lieutenant Commander.
* 4—LOST AND fUUND____
Miracle Concrete Co.
Ago 34. College and Used Car
Phone 1335
Experience in Drirnii Resident .19* Elm Ave.
Contracting and Repair
POUND—Small whlta dog with one
of Sanford Area PHONE 2227-K.
Phone Ilia
black spot. Black ears and ayes. lift Sanford Ave.
u s e d nm cK
Owner may have by paying for
CARPENTER work, repairs, cab TWO CARLOADS beautiful used
For Better Plumbing
v J.
lit ad.— Phona —
2213-.
inels made in order. J. E. Robin brick. Orange, red. and burnt
Sea or Cali
black. See them at SHERMAN
son. Phone 1*67 W.
W. J . KINO
,
Vicinity of Club DUnjoivl.
CONCRETE PIPE CO.
2800 noth Park—Phona 50
-Small black Srottle with collnr
EXPERIENCED trurk driver. Ph
18-BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
! ■*rjy5xl t*e Answers name of ROZO
9272. 617 Celery Ave
PLUMBING
. . Ph. 9172Olftca Machine Co.
and repair work. Free POWER LAWN MOWING, Ph.
Typewriters, adding machines
-FOUND—Sum of money In front Contract
2*9.1-J.
estimates. It. L. Harvey. 201
Saira
Rental,.
3I4 Mag.. I’h 44
'■*>bf^»ervlngr window nt Dairy
Sanford Ave. Phone 182*.
. *QuVen. Inquire At Dairy U i,,,,n
i 7—F1IHNITII Rfc—II l) USEHOLII
Plumbing. Kresky Heating
GOODS
M.
(i.
HODGES
8—PERSONAL NOTICES
34-INSURANCE
Service on All Water Pumps—
v „
GOAT MILK
Wells Drilled — Pumps
Paula Road Phone 100
'Randall Prlaal, South
Preferred Rites la Preferred
Rmford Ave. Phona 1I0-W-1
Peflrybeldert
22—SPECIAL NOTICES
lohn W illiam* ln*>. A gents
•YO0R
time Is valuable, MY ENVELOPES, letterheads, state
4I7 Saafnrd Atlantic Rank
• lime is at your aervice. CALL menli, invoices, hand bills, and
Phoae *4
y * ~ O r f o r "Barbering by Appointp r o g r a m s , ale, Progreative
*
m an t" GARFIELD WALKER,
Printing Co. Thone 408 — 403
Proprietor.
Inneraprintf Mill Ires*
West 13th St.
.11—HOGS-4'ATS—PF.TS
♦
M nL'hlng Box S pring
Y Thit la tn notily the Patrons of ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call
I-MONTH OLD A. K. C. t.'ollicv
I’la slir H ratl lluaril
the late J. H. Brooks Sanitation
Ralph Ray, 3180.
Michela Lodge, Hiwny 17-PJ,
collection Route. 1 Intend to con
and l.ei;«
So
utli
___
____________
tinue the collection and If theca
I'PHoijrrERiNG
lalli.iiatiifactlon. Please call ine. Custom Made Drapery ami Slip
Phone 944-R. Thank you for your
Covers.
kindness and will appreciate your
STANLEY KIJLP
I iimplrl .
12—ARTICLES FOR RENT
continued patronage. Mr. Stone
Phone Sanford - 28.38 J
is no longer emplnytd nn tills
2f.2l S. Park (Illway 17 921
Rnllaveay. Hospital a n d t l a b v
Route.
Berta. Day. Week or Month— Mather of Sanford
Mrs. J. it. Brooks
T. V. REPAIRS
Tel. 1435. Furniture C enter(0.1-09
tat St.
Phan* 127
Ilk 5Vest First
'Til 10 p in Servire Calls $.1 0<l W
All w» have lo sell i, THE ItEST
A Norris I’h. 1359. .1 Q. Ilrrrm.
MOVING service in Sanford.
Ph. 2893-.I. Licensed Techm FOR RENT - Draglmi anil operator by Hour. Week or Month
Insured stnracc. PENINSULAR
ciam, guaraniprd work.
Phnei ||.3l. Lee Conslriiclino Co
TRANSFER * STORAGE. Inc.,
RICH MAN POOR MAN
iff Ice- 1800 French Ave., I'hnne
When ynur Electric Motnrs
43—ARTICI,ES FOR SALE
Generators
A
Starters
Fail
: 4 iS L .
Whether you have an eita'e nr a
—Fai-.nry to Tee—
call the Electric No. J10.1
bungalow you will lie proud in
A lum inum
Electrician, 20 vrs. experience
call ii home if vou i-'io<ist your
P II LANSING GARAGE
V rn e liin Blind*
luimiure from “ KCHOlJt"
A ELECTRIC SERVICE
- 8—BOATS AND MOTORS_
Enclosed heart. Sag proof bottom
414 West 1.1th St.
rail with plastie anils. Plastic nr EASY I'KH.MS • FREE DELIVERY
T ROBSON H p o rlln r Goods
rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon
Expert Bookkeeping fnr small busi
Evlnrude Salai k Bervie#
rnrda.
Visit our vlor* now and take ad
ness
Including
Income
Tax
He
* 394 E. Ill lit.
PhoM M8
Htnlcarik
GW
m and Paint C« vantage of our ".SPRING SALE"
Pirns, Social Security reports 112-114 Wait 3nd St
Phone 129 Bedroom Suites from $09 no up
* m i j T H - V- JOHNSON Outboard
and Sales Tax tall 2224. Hugh
7 pr Sectional,
99IM up
„ Mfuor. Huns Like New. Price
C. Whelchel Jr.
SH IN K B S
Dinrit* Srt«
.1*30 up
* 878>00 Call Harry Whitencr
POl’GUTS. Hull Hearts, Worms, Reclining Chairs
4U30 ea
i Aft 220,1-W, 8 a. m. to 2 p. m.
WELDING
Reasnnihla
prire.
Flemmgi Occasional Chair,
C A. TAYLOR. Ir.
tirnrery. E. Geneva Avt Open
(Choice fabric,)
39.50 ea
307
E.
Fourth
St.
^ 1*—?ARTS-RKpAIRS
7 days a week.
T V Lounge*
11..10 n
Odd Che,Is of Drawers
.14..50 ea
i *JtI*eRT FRONT END ALIGN
SPINET Piano, Manna any. Prac '
ticaliy new. Saerlflc*. $19.5
•e MINT AND
WHEEL BALANC
A
BEDDING SPECIALS
INIL-Passenger
c
a
r
s
a
n
d
I'hnne 1723 R.
: '.|i IN O -P as
I^,s
—W Trurks; all
1 makes, stzea—U ton 28-HELP WANTED-FRMALE
Reg. Trade
LATE
Model
EleclroiU)
tank
type
Seminole
County
Mot"’. fr ift- $*l9n.
$69.50 $|9.5o
varuuin rleiner with attach- Quiltnp Mattress
>ra,-lnc. 519 F.. 1st St. PHONE SOME knowledge of Pro«Im• Six
•fl orai-dnc.
(
nyal Comfort
39..50 .19 50
rtnvx it week. Call 1313.55 or
ments Like new, $20. (iuarin- Royal
Ijd L
Pre-ntlt Special .. J9i50
29 50
1481-R.
ieed. Phone I72A.R.
Echols Special
28.50 24.50
: f F o il SALE—Complete brake and
Matching Rnx Springs at Iden
BARGAIN CENTER
— Jn n t end equipment. Consists OFFICE AND SALES PERSON
tical Savings.
fnr naw Gregory Lumber 3'arH
307 Sanford Avenue
of wheel balancer, brake-drum
(old Seeurity Lumhe-1 Mu»t b*
"The
Store
of
Surpriaes’’
♦! lalhr, brake bleeder, hon* set,
good »t figures, able lo tvpe. 5trn', nayon Faney Dre,i Socks Many many more Identiral , peribrake linings wharl weights, etc.
femilinr with imokkeeping and Were He ---- now 4-Pr.
97c all loo numerous to list, but av ail
*1 Will aell all nr any part. FIRE
abla .at
pereonalile. (!<kuI inh for rigid Ladies
slips,
Gleted
cottonSTONE STORE, 111 E. First St.
person. Apply hv litter only In >i>led right, prtend right.
---- EASY TERMS----Gregory Lumber, P. 0. Boa Were Jl.53 ---- now
97r
‘ I t —TRACTORS
ECHOLS REDDING CO.
4*4, DalanH.
APT. site gas rangt. Good con Corner 2nd. k Magnolia Ph. 1232
£ FOR ••ALE—'Tractor tirex. Your 21—SA ,F.SMEN—AGENT*
"Bud Rambargrr" Mgr.
dition. $30. Phone 1185 51.
• preilnt tires slip, dug ton low,
Opao Mondays 'III l:M p.m.
» or nn traart? Trade them in for
SALESMEN
VISIT OUR BALCONY
FOLDING Cnta—$5.98. So Ft. Hose
PART—4IH FULL-TIME
• a*od Firestone Champion, open$2 95. All ilia Tarpaulin,. Army" affnier trartor lire*. PHONE 12, Enrn up to $200 w eeklytelling Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave.
HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN
£ FIRESTONE STORES 111 E.
famous natinnally advartised
PRICES PAID TOR USED
Knapp Air-Cushioned Shoe,. E«- BIG BARGAIN WEEK AT THE
Z s u u . st.
FURNITURE
SUPER TRADING POST
tahllsheil trail*. Complete line
TRAILERS
of Sport. 4Vork, Dr*»a Shoe, for Bunk beds complete with mattress
WII.SON-MAIKR
2000 writing ilrvk 10 00 lawn
Men and Women. Rig dally
FURNITURE CO.
J i t will pay YOU to see US before
mowers I no w*>hmg mathinr
commissions plus liberal profit
you buy. Ope* Evenings and
Call nnx
25.no
model
A
lire
tub*
and
sharing
plan.
Finest
factory,
** kuadays.
wheel
like
new
5
00
undtrwnod
.III
E. Flmt 81.
fitting
service
in
America.
J
—^astalde Trailer flat**,
tyrr'vriter TO.IKI Remington pur.
Here's jour opportunity to en
Pilalka, Fla.
table tyj*wn:er 35 06 ll^mutglon
joy financial Independence In a
ir
ten kiy ad ling machine .50 00 ■u» your rumitur* at flerrv s
_ HIGRJVAY, aluminum, new type
sound, profitable hu<ine*s of
• lushtaiay. refrigerated van. 32>i
Liirrmighs idli ng marh’no torn,
Wirahouaa l urn., Co., at 901 W
your own. Complete selling eq.
glider 0 00 tlrrix*." $.50 rtinetit
• feit,?Terondllionad, new recaps,
1st 8t. A’j nationally ade. (up
uipment furnished free. Writ*
aet i : f« elvclrlc savvio/ mathnitura at warahnus# prises
2 8445C Also, 70 other trailers
today to Gordon King. Knapp
:nt 731.0 aleclrolux cupe! sweep,
• priced to aell. GREAT DANE •
Rro«„ Brorklon 61, Massach
r DIAMOND T. 103 South Orange
er I3.no a I* It. (lining boat Used furniture, appliances, tools
usetts.
alt. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart.
« Blossom Trail, Orlando. 5-8031."
good as new with bml walls
$>l Rast 1st St. Phona 1811.
60 00
ROlfTE Salesman. Apply Ne Hi
JJ hVr SALE • 1055 'imperiiF Mobil#
flnttling Co., .501 Celery Ave,
Always In Muck new inner spring 48-FA*:m a nd h a r d e n
• home with or without alr-cnnl.u 1*e,s guars re d 22.(0 Payor dilioatng. 29' all modern con- ta—w ork w a n t e d —f e m a l e
m a '.ti check we :te rn»t uiit oo 1848 Ford Tractor Unun.e Bottom
7 vaniancea. Will sacrifice. Call
for only 2.3.00 aummatie donut
14" Plow. 3 Row rulDvator.
i-AUNDRY-lrnnlng. I’liona 12U-J.
| days 72 or night* 3060-R.
•n 1 i-,up recen'!/ co,t *J0 00 for
BRITT TRACTOR' CO.
323.00 Wool rug l.txtn f| eu,l Hlway i i j i South
Phona 191
SECRETARY Experienced In XHI4—USED CARR
175.00 its perfect 30.00 8x10 wool
Ray. Wme Evelyn Creiglaw P.
rug aa naw for 22.50 Walnut had- Drove Caretakina. HI,ring, Dust
*IB4R-DODGE rlub coupe. 2 tone
O. Box 1335.
ing. Spraying, F rrtiluinj. A
ronm suit* Hi beautiful AS ou
« green. Good tires, gmid coniliThousands of other Items tn se Setting Young Trees. Whrlchel
.= Don 8295. Payments 122.75 Mo. GIRL experienced In rlee'lcil,
Grove Servlr*. Call 2224.
waitress wants full lime work
lect from. Sail 11, your od.j furnl£ Phona 235-XR
in slur#, restaurant, drydeaner
ture-w# pay cash Free delivery
Phone 3017-W
. I’EAT-Clet your llaetwyler Peat
nr laundry. Call 9201 or write
BUSINESS
at Gripeville Nuraery. 40e Bu.
Lcda .Summer, Apt. No. 1$, Hig
Super Trading Post
bag. Annual, now ready Phone
gins Trrraci*.
1 inilo south
8KR VICES
263g.r,r*pcvillr Ave. Jim off
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. Sec 10" Window fan with timer. Used
Country Club Rd.
UTT PARLORS _____
retary. Phone 2560-W.
for 2 monlhs, $40. Hi-Fi Set.
Phone 1.538-R.
1 1 -tVANTED TO nU f
B#*utv Number Ph. 971 UARY-fitting In my horn* day or
k it'a R caotr Noak
night. Phene 9272. 617 Celery 1MANGLE elei trie ironer, booiI ion WANTED—One, two, nr three H.
_
Ava, ___________________ J
205 So. Uak
diluiA. C*li 238-'51 aitag u.UO p. a*. I t . *U<orn»fUU. U ii JQ21-W.
It ALWAYS Pays
To Use The
WANT ADS
JUM
FINANCIAL
SPECIAL
Hollywood Red
Outfit
MERCHANDISE
WHILE THEY LAST
$ 3 9 -9 5
AUTOMOTIVE
I
;
C a l l 1821
EMPLOYMENT
RENTALS
THE SANFORD HERALD
W ed. A pr 23, 1033
THE OLD HOME TO W N
51—/.PARTMEN'TS
WF.LAKA APARTMENTS: rooms,
pnvale b ith i 114 W. First St
Avaion Apia. Efficiency. Phone
729 W
FURNISHED Apt. 1390 Mellonvtlle.
»r| I'etd l) t Vr’set On-re
P a /# 1
By STANLEY
T H IS Y E A R I HAVE Tt>
P U T /A A N E W LAWAJ
— - A M O J U S T L I F T /A l®
A S E E D CATALOG
<5|V ES M B ’ A RAIN
/A T H E B A C K - OUCH
HUTCHISONS Ocean F r o n t
Apts 3.19 S. Atlantic. Daytooa
Reach. Call 2374 W.
FURNISHED Apis. 291*7 W." First
St. Reasonable—Phona 1.121.
EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit
able (or bachelnr or couple.
Pnvata hath. Across from Post
Office. Manual Jacobson.
MODERN Klichenetles at Pine
Grove Motor Court. Htway 17-92.
Phona
5V.P. 172*33. Rentals
week nr month.
Elticienr.v apartments, air con
ditioning and TV optional. 2621
S. Park (Highway 17 921. San
ford. CLARK'S TOURIST COURT
3-ROOM
furnished
apartment
Close in. Ill E. AtIs St. $.50 UU
monthly. Phone 2366 or ln.12.
2-ROOM furnlsned apt 119 Matnolta. Available May L 3 Redroom furnished house. Celery
Ave A K. Kossfttrr, Florist.
Phone 212.
FURNISHED apartment. Ph. 1383
4-ROOM unfurnished downstairs
apt 111 Oleando Ave $2.3 mo
Call 122-M nr 186 5V after 6 p m.
2-ROOM furnished collage, Applv
800 W 271h SI.
-•BEDROOM furnished apt. Very
dean ai d close in. I’hnne •»'•!.
Jiti'inv Cowan
E F F I C I E N C Y Apt air condl
Iloned 17 1*2 mmi 1h illy limits
Sliimberland Court.
Seeooil floor apt 4 rooms and
hath, Modern. $1.3 Ph. 1*68 .1.
'2-ROHM furnished apt 1'ile bath,
private eolrap ** |'h*--i», ”.o'iii I
1-REDROOM furplshr I aoi
dolts null ’,*1.3 W. 51h It
A-
lleaiilifullv furnialied
h-d-iunii
apt . cat ace, peal air base *7.5
per ion I'hnne I.VJ7.
Tbtep a'u| four looui fsrs-rs•-|r—
.1
apt<. Very • Irnn ami 1In e in
Phone 616, Jimmy Cowan.
FURNISHED Later :t be<li<-niu
apt. upstairs, in tn.vn, *pp
Call Ittpa between 'l-lill • .3-110
55—BUNIN KAA—INDUSTRIAL
OFFICE. SPACE - 4 rooms. Pal
metlo llldg ( all 17*4 or 1194
i7 -HOUSES aiid (tin A G E S
S F K Se m inole R e a lly fnr O e sir
ah.'e H o m e , and A p is Phone 27
2 BEDROOM Unfurnnhed Kilcbrn
equipped, tarse leneerl m v.inl
l"r c. uplev with children I'm nr
Ill'll
2-Iledrnont hmive ne.ir lla-e 1 hil
dren Welcome. Phonr tins
BALL REALTY*
.1 Itrilrnom 4'oitrrete Itlnrk
VA — 1225 Down I’avmrnl
$-56 Per Mop Hi p A l
Kitelwei Hilly Equipped
Art last to ’hnn<r color* .id tile
Raymond l.undquisl, Asaoeitl*
I’hnne 1673 Atlantic Rank Bldg.
RAVMIIMI M. GALL
OSi'AR M IIARRLrON I F
REG. IIKOKEU '
To Help Ynu nuy o r Sell |
S.
D. Illghlry man, A'.rorlale
A. K. Shoemaker, 1111111193 :nt Smith
Park Ave.
I’hnne 9M
I’hene 1991
Rosa I.. Payton, Broker
I Annahrlle R. Ileaderten, Assnclit*
I Alherta J. Hall Aiaaclate
GOOD BUYS
Phone 2*71
17-12 at Hiawatha
7 large charming room,. Dining
room. 2* It living room Reason 20 4cre Farm. rln«e In, 3 flowing See 11, lor Frenrn Ave. Property,
in'll*, 17 acre, tiled, equipment 1 KEAI. ESTATE DRIVE-IN
able I’llmie 12.52 or 2.5.13 J.
building. I1.11il roiid Inmlagc — a
2.544 French Av>.
teal value at )ti.7t)0.iM).
TWO ItediiHiiu t-onrrrle block home
J. IV. HAUL, REALTOR
in Dellarv tine lilock Ironi high"Call Hall" Thona 1731
I Unit Aparliitenl ||oit.*e. elo*e In.
»*v. $ik5(itt. Term,.
tniinlbly ncoine of $26o ltd —
FOR RENT—In Orange Citv Furgood investment at $22,.it>U.Wl.
nolied home r.io mo. I.arge 5REDROGM hmi,e, tun mn Ivev Linking for a small duplex? We
Tti* Want Ad Department la
have one being uffered lo settle
I Strickland, Rcaltur, Spring
4656.5 Orange, City,
estate.
•span from 1:80 a. m. antil B18O 9.
.1 Hedroom eonereir block, mni
- lull STK V K N S A M L
m. aark builneaa day aaeapt S*W
plete k 11cIn-0, Ite.Kiiualile down
paimem, 2109 Summerlin I'boiic J lleilriHint deluxe I’billip* built
270-W.
bonie in beautiful WYNNE-! urday afternoon. Daadlina fa*
Wool) CHS cimstriicllnn allrarlively trimmed with stone andj week-day inawrtiena la 1:00 p. a ,
liitrk llvtrriiir newly painted. |
oak floor, newly sanded For all the day praeading paklleatloa.
tuaclleal purpose*, Hu* 1* a [
nearly new hnmr I’ni-e of $12
400 include* clcrlvir ktlclieo j
cqiiipment. blind, and beater I
Good term , arranged.
.1 IteilriHiin ftiriii*beil home, clove
in, $6,97.5 00, term , ’ arranged.
2 Heilr.Kiin House, I’hnne 29*1 u
2 IIKDIIIIGM bou»e Kitchen Inr111*lied lo town I’hnne (l.l
4 ROOMS, Florida room bath k
car pur If Immedlale |io,,p*.ii>n
Call 7(H)2 after 3 30.
Hubert A. Willinms, Realtor
Seminole Realty
nnilA M A TUDOR, INC.
"Builder, id Finer Home*"
idlrr,
2 BEDROOM home furnished Tile
lialh A Kitchen. $5.5 Applv At lleautilully Ib’signrd Hirer and
Gibbons, I.aka Monioe. Ph 4<>2 .1 Four B e d r o o m Homes for
1
Florida Living
HOUSE og Silver Lake, Phnnp ’
•1017 .M.
FIIA and VA (Git Financed
2 rm Furnished apt. Call 246* J • Priced from $11.200 to $1.5.1100
Sales Olftee—262.5 So French Ave
i nOOMS and .tdh 2 screened
Phone 2100 or 2980
Porches. I’hnne 1109.1.
w. n iE T R in is
1901 Park Ave.
T. W MFRO
Phone 27 nr 11.3
IF IT IS RF.AI ESTATE
ask Crnmlrv k Mnntrllh
al 117 South Park Phene 772
They Know
Si. jM "3
^H/W»s,y
Phnne 1120 A 11 Peterson.nrokcr
Associate,
A It Peterson Jr..
P. J. Cbesterion. Garfield Wil
letts. John Met,eh. R W Wit
hams, llaiel M Ftrld. A. C
Doudney, Land Surveyor.
3.BEDROOM, concretf blnrk Kit
then lurni vheil in Wynnrwmul
I’hnne 6(2 VI.
US—ROOMS
CLEAN quiet room,, TV, Private
hath. 40| Magnolia Ave,
TIRED PAVING RENT? Look
in Classified for the home you'v#
been dreaming of at a price you'll
lie glad In pay See the Real El*
tale Columns NOW.
REAL EsSTATE
IJ-nOMES
LOWELL E. OZTIR
■afldar - Phnne 1831
Offlrai Mfll 8. Orlants Dr.
NOT A PROJECT!
I t—LOTS
EXCEL!,ENT Lots. Inquiro 2800
Magnolia.
17—HHOKERS and REALTORS
W. II. "BIIP’ STEMPF.R
Realtor — Genrral msuranra
Guy Alien. Auorlat*
Arlrtte i'rlre, Asxorlatn
Phene >122
112 N. Park Ave.
B IT— Hnmas of Real Individual!
tv: Brittany Farm Homai, Early
Alexander & Stringer
Amerlean. llira Modem. Con
Real Estate • Insuranea
vantlonal 4> F r e n c h Colonial Mr*. Lturinc Messenger, A,,or
types.
107 Magnolia Ave.
Ph. 18
BUILT On Larga Landiraped “TO W DOWN PAY.MENT
lota: In the best of neighbor n-Redrnom fmnie home Corner lot
$4,000.
hoods.
COMPLETE with aH the features 8-Iledr<”>m borne egi'elliuit e.mdit’on, i shady lota. '$R-IiHI—
you hav* dreamed .-shout surh
Terms.
as colored Gensral Electric ap
plunees and eolarad plumbing
Consult A REALTOR First
natural.
CULLEN & IIAHKKY
IAI N. Park Ave. Phnne 2JJI
AND available at reasonable
prices with the h*,t financing
1500 DOWN
It with minimum down-psy Latge $ Itetlnwim Iraitte home.
ments.
Newly decorated, desirable re
sidential section. $11,000.
d
Home* — Lois — 'Acrraga
Wellborn C. Philllpa, Jr.
IL AND BUftOiNG N EED S c
SHERMAN CONCRETE
PIPE CO.
Dill Wesi Mlh SI.
50%
Phone 24BB
Up TO
DISCOUNT
50%
EXCHANfiH
FEDERAL TAX
670-15
710-15
sn.fi i
15.06
14.29
600-16
• PW
am
$1.09
1.16
1.05
yni! rm -!
• USE OUR HUDfiET TEKVS
• Ask about our Super Safely Tlr*
O/lKR REALTY CO..
•Stnee 1949. .Sanford's (aiding
Laura R. Oner
Builder of homes for over 1.800
Reg. Real Estate Bnrkrr
people Sales Ulftee: Little Venire J$0I 80. Orlando Dr. — Ph. 1.1S$‘ n
tn Loch Arbor.
FRANKLIN HRU.TY
MONK 1884
New and Ke-s.le fl’ Pies i'Uvitu ,
1626, RL 17*92, Deipiry
H u n t-M cR o b er^, Inc.
STATE DISTRIBUTORS FOR DENMAN T I R E S
PHONE 3111
■ A '.
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A-
t
�Price* Oood Thru Sot., A p ril 2Slh
Q u a ntity Right* Rewrved
SUPERBRAND Full-Flavored
WHITE HOUSE Delicious, H ealthful
25' BAG COFFEE
25' TASTY TREET 3
■ - a s t o r in s t a n t
I ORANGE STICKS
M b Beg
303 Cent
ARMOUR'S
RED W IN S Lv k Ious
24-01 Bot.
(
ARGO CAUF.
■
'
100% Pure Coffee
6-cz Jer
DDAf U
10 -o i Pltg
CRACKIN'GOOD
7-01 Pkg
S H O R T tN lN e
fro m Romantic Hawaii
"TWO WtrM
OO ORO*R
HANOVER
303 Can
HONEY BOY
ASTOR M ellow Flavored
LONG GRAIN RICE
Frozen foods
AGEN Proien Fresh
CEUO PKO. RICE
EAT-RITE" Tender, Juicy, Round Bone
SHOULDERROAST
BOUQUET
WITH O N I PINT
SUPERBRAND
ICE CREAM
PREGI
"EAT-RITE * Boneleit A ll lea n
STEW B EEF
PLATE STEW
Hamburger 3
TRYING CHICKEN PARTS
"Buy The Port* You Like
BOUQUET
■EAT-RITE" Chicken
breasts, thighs
"EAT-RITE'Beef
f
I
PAN-REDI Frozen Fresh
"EAT-RITE* Froth Ground A ll Beef
TOILET SOAP
.■EAT-RITE'' Fryer
WINQS
SO MUD!
O PURFI
"EAT-RITE" Fryer
u
"EAT-RITE" Fryer
BA0K3
Lb
1
HEOKS
»>
*
LYKES' Bonoleti Canned
Cook. Picnic *
"EAT-RITE' Fryer
LIVERS
“
FRESH Pork
SUPERBRAND Finest Q u ality
Boston Butts
NSV/ "KIN Q'AUTY
Dalit Site
NiV.I
DUNCAN HINES Frozen Orange
BALLARD'S or PIllSBURY
THICK SLICED
BISCUITS 5 - 49 *
2 -LB . B O X
LIQUID
BEST CUTS
FILLETS of
PILLSBURY
FRESH Pork
CINNAMON ROLLS— 23*
WHT. BACOS
ARMOUR'S CloverKoom lo
Lb Qtr One
4
CHEESE 2 i.
LAUNDRY SOAP
FARM FRESH PRODUCE!
MAKES DISHES SHINE
FABULOUS SUDSI
Lge. Pkg.
FIRM, CRISP (None over 19c)
LETTUCE
CISANSFR
ONE PIECE WITH EVERY $ 10.00
OR MORE PURCHASE!
NEW
WHITE
HASTINGS!
FRESH Green
CABBAGE
SAVE YOUR REGISTER
RECEIPTS AND TURN
FANCY
FIRM
RIPEI
HAVE $10 WORTH IN
TEXAS Y e llo w '
ONE WEEKI
19c ONIONS
THEM IN WHEN YOU
:3
FRESH, C rlip
5c CARROTS 2
C i THIS WEEK
SOUP PLATE
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m' *4g ■Jl r*$£•,»“ . I'r:*SV' s*•■.'•;;
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In Sanford #
AM INDEPENDENT DAILY MlWBPA F t t
VOLUME Xl v HT
EeUbHehtd 19(W
HANFORD. FLORIDA
^ H U R H D A V ^ P R lL ^ fl^ n s n
AuucUted Preen Leaned Wire
1
Touhy Speaks At Co/C!p|anned
C lub T o d a y ; Sunday
Voting Machine Shown
Morris Submits
After 30 Years
The dream has finally become
a reality from the passing of Tim
Little Red School formerly housed
nt W. 13th St., and lak e Ave.
to the beautiful Goldsboro Ele
mentary School now located at
| Prealilent Georga Touhy of the J ■
“
West 10th St., which will hold Ita
Seminola County Chan’lwr of m
#■
i k •
dedication ceremony and open
Commerce this morning told the F j l C f P f \ A < l | L ll’IV P
bouse, Sunday,at 3 p. nt.
Coffee Club, meeting In the USO | " M J I w l J Veil I I f l l T w
Miss Fannie D. Reid, principal
1 Building “Whan we have our
of the school welcomes parents,
memberahip drive In Lie fall
nnd the .rontmunlty to attend the
hope you will remember what other
It
dedication.
Herman E. Morris, after 30 years
communities are doing.
The faculty and staff and many
of service in public schools, sub
■ You don’t,huy a membership In
otlirr volunteer worker* have
mitted his resignation a* Principal
the Chamber of Commerce,’* he
been h'isy preparing for the
of Seminole High School.
raid. "You buy cooperation and
event. To Insure everyone having
In a letter addressed to the
■
:■
through our membership we build
Faster Seals aod (he EasTci „m,,u» opportunity to witness the
Board of - Public Instruction oi
strength and I m p r o v e the Seal Campaign brought In a total of dedication^ a special routed tour
Seminole
County,
Murrls
tendered
economic life of the community $2,346 01, Mr». Harold Appleby re-1 hits been developed to expedite
• !tV ,
dj
his resignation to become effective
for progress,'* Touhy added.
ported todhy.
the flow of traffic. Guide* will be
si tho end o( Hi* 1033-36 school
lie said “ We have a good many
Mrs. Appleby, chairman of Ihr stationed along the route to point
yesr.
projects going on around here. I Raster Seal Campaign in Semi- out various features,
Morris told the Board of Public |
hope that they will Impress upon nole Cuuntp, said that the sale of, Among those taking part in the
Instruction "Alter 30 years service
jou the benefits we will derive Faster Seals brought in a total of ceremony will be R. T. Mliwee,
to Ilia Youth of Scininulo County,
from unified efforts.’'
$1,383.41, the Lily Sale was res Superintendent of Public lnstnic*
I humbly submit my resignation
Touhy spoko at the first annlv- poiuible for $43 33, and the Faster (j0n; I). F. Williams, General Coltas principal of Seminole High
ersary of the Coffee Club beaded Seal Ranks produced another $18.68 i sultant in Instruction State DeSchool effective si Hie end of the
by Don Dales who Is chairman of
This, Mrs. Appleby said, w as! partment of Education who will
school year 11035-56."
the committee presented the
responsible for a total of $1,847.44 give the dedicatory address! mem*
He further told the Board of Pub
II. HUDSON MYKKS, DK monthly gathering of businessmen
With postage for the mailing of hers of ths County School Rcard,
lic Instruction. "My family and 1
1IARY, will speak tonight at and Chamber of Commerce mem
Trustee
Board.
Supervisors,
prin
Eastor Seals paid nir? of this
have enjoyed thn association with
7:30 on "Publishing A Great bers.
cipals of schools and gicetlnge
Dales Introduced newcomers to total, a check for $1,300.18 wa
this board, Ihe hoard of trustees,
Newspaper", a t rilgrim Corn*
coming from Mayor F. 1). Scott,
BENJAMIN L. BROCK, M. D.
parents and pupils."
munlty Church a t Oranga City. the Coffee Club which Included: rn a lied to the Central Florida So- It. F. Cooper, chairman of True*
t
Mayor F. D. Scott, Robert Mahan cirty for Crippled Children.
llo said, "No principal has bail
tee Board, Mrs. Dorothy Ringllng,
of the Seminole Loan Co., Harold
However, Mr*. Appleby revealed, representative of County Parent*
more cooperative teachers or finer
Kaslner, A. F. Ramsey, T. V. ns she announced the total amount
pupils to work with."
Teacher* Association, Dr, (I. If,
Drown, and F. C. Winn.
contributed from Seminole County, Starke, representing Sanford doc
In explaining his resignation,
Candidates for local political there was I73A.3A contributed di
Morris saht "About a year ago I
tors and John Kridcr, City Com
offices were guests of the Chandl rectly to lb# Forest Park School missioner*.
had a licait upset hut iny doctor
er of Commerce this morning
tells me that I am completely re
This total was made up of $400
Platform
guests
will
be
Judge
and were Introduced according to
covered." And he fui tiler explain
contributed by the Board of Semi Frnest Housholdcr, Juvenile Judge,
the office for which they were
ed "This has nothing to do with my
nole County Commissioners; $101,- Roy F. Mann, member of Trustee
running.
decision to resign."
.30
by
lha
Sanford
Rotary
Club;
Board;
Roy
Howell,
member
of
The annual meeting of ths SemU
W. A. Adems, custodian of the
HERMAN K. MORRIB
Morris stated in hls letter that
voting machines to ha used in 1100 by the Sanford Klvranls Club; Truste* Board; J. A. Bistllne,
nolo County Tuberculosis (ml
"PrcscnS
conditions
convince
me
$30
by
Ilia
Florida
State
Dank;
$30
fcThs(Florida Slate Amateur Golf Seminole County elections, ex
vice-chairman,
County School
that tha school, and pupils would Health Association will be htld
•ffurninunt Association hn» ■elect. plained
______......
tha. use of the Slioup Vot by the Sanford Atlantic National Board; J. I« Bruniley, chairman,
have belter opportunity by a Tuesday, May 1, at 8 p.m. In the
City Commissioners Room a t the
i.
luff Machines by using miniature Dank; 123 by Commissioner Otis County School Board; W. A. Pat
change at this time."
Fourakrr;
$23
by
Goodyear
Tire
alts of ths 1938 tournament.
rick, member, County Bchool
replicas of the machine and later
City Hall.
He
concluded
hls
letter
of
resig
Jim Spencer and Harry Took* of dem M atrated"lhe” machine'* ItVeTf • nd n ‘lbbfr Company; and $3 by Board; W F. Harrison, member of
Reports from alt committee
nation with "Thanks for all that
Sanford are attending the tourney. which was mounted on a truck Bert Chapmen.
County School Board- I. E. Jordon
chairmen will bo heard, according
yo i have done In my bchnlf."
Tooke Is a mambet of the Direc just outside the Chamber of ComCombining the contributions di member of County School Board;
Ilia resignation of Morris as to Mrs. Lorraine Graham, Execu*
tor* of tha Florida State Qolt As- marc* building.
rect to the school and ths totals W. A. Teague, Administrative As
Tha general chairman of th* principal of Seminole High School five Secretary ot the organisation*
aocit’.lon.
Adama warned that tha ma from th* Easter Seal Campaign sistant nnd Transportation Man
Cancer Crusade for Hcnilimlo Coun leaves some question as to who will Tha election of officer* will alia
Invitation to play her* was ex chine* are *o simple to operate Seminole County'* contribution ager; M 'i, Juannah I- Moore, re
ty, Don Ilulrs, said this morning succeed Ihe present official who be held at thla meeting, said Mra*
tended by the Msyfalr Inn Coun that there was just ons thing cam* to $2,348.94.
lit cut piirclpal of Goldsboro Ele
that th* total of tli* local drive ha* lirailt'd tho faculty and school Graham,
try Club.
mentary 3cbool; J. N. Grooms,
each voter must be sure of—that
Principal speaker for |h*
bad readied $3,770.1)1 as of U for many years,
#Today (npnolch amateur* Don an "X" appeared besld* th* name
retired principal, Croonis High
o’clock’this morning,
jt |s pmbnbla that the annouce- caslon will be Dr. Benjamin L»
Blipllnghoff end Doug Senders of aach parson chosen,
fchool; Mrs. lltulrh Torrell, presi
Uowfrci, Bales pointed oOVlW£ Wl|m*W.g. W c fsso r will tfc an Rrock,', Medical, Dlrf*(or of th*
dent P-TA, Goldsboro Elementary
led a field of more than 1M golf ts*
-r
•- ' • - f 1- - the
drive will not ho complete until nounred shortly following Hi* next Central Florida'Tub»rcul«sU Jlos«
er* Into the qualifying round of
School; Senator Douglas StcnApril 30, and further contribu tneollng of the Board of Public In pital
the Tournament In Tallahassee.
strom, Representative Mack Cleve
tions are esperlcd to swell the struction.
Dr. Rrock received hls A. B.
The Mar-law Restaurant Is under land Jr., Ass't Stata'a Attorney
Dlapllngho.'i and Sanders had
total
even
higher.
Degrre
from the University of
now
management,
accenting
to
an
I
voile
Appointments
of
teachers
and
decided to pass up ths state tour
>\. William* Jr., and a
announcement made recently
Mr*, (lertrud* Dlngfebler, chair- 1prjnc|pa| s «i* already In progress Georgia in 1019. his M. D. Degrea
representative from the Board of
nament for ths North-South Ama
The Sanford Kiwanls Club, al man
of tlm Seminole <-aunty | jor ,|IC 1030.57 »chool year with from tho Harvard University,
Units Rotas announced that he County Co min iss loner*.
teur at Plnshurst, N. C., but each
l?s noon luncheon meeting yester Unit, American Cancer .Society
has
taken
over
the
active
manage
some of the names already mail* School of Medicine. In 1923. Ho did
registered here immediately after
day, was entertained by the Dou said 'hat till local unit Is n mem public.
Post Graduate work In Boston,
ment of the "Mar-Lou" Restaurbeing allminated from that tourMass., and at the Trudeau SunU
TIi* newly formed Seminole i ant which will be open now at 7
ble Sextette composed of Junior ber of the coveted Ijuotit Topper*
3>'Club in Flotilla.
toriuni.
Saranac Lake, N. Y.
County
Fireman’s
Assn,
met
in
».m.
daily.
High
School
girls
of
the
seventh
^The entry of Sanders, who was
It was pointed out this morn
Dr. llroek was Medical Director
medalist and tourney favorite at Casselberry for ita first official1 Rotas said that the nrw chef Is
grade who attend school at the ing nt a meeting of various chair
of th* Waverly IHIIs Ranltorlum,
Art Slrer who was formerly with
Plnshurst, was accepted by the session Wednesday evening.
Junto High.
men of the Cancer Crusndo for
Louisville, Ky. for 20 year* and
A
few
weeks
ago
a
group
of
|
two
of
the
(meet
country
clubs
in
atata association lata last night
The girls, under th# dricctinn of Seminola County, that four of Ilia
was Associate Professor of Modi*
Volunteer
Firemen
from
Seminola
;hc
Slate
of
Pennsylvania.
Kate
Christy
Blaisdell,
horn
1870
avsn though K cams after the en
County and Sanford Fiia Chief
Sixer, according to Rotas, Is1 Seminole Comity Sheriff Denver Mr*. W. G. Fleming, included big gift* group niul four areas In Sewickly, Penn., passed away clue at the University of Louisville
try book had closed.
of the eoimty hnvu not yet re
Blfpjinghofi has won the state Mack Cleveland Sr. met In Long- famous for his pastries and home- Cordell will throw the first Imll three song* on their part of the ported their collections ami con at the Seminole Memorial Hos- School of Mrdldnc for 13 yenr*.
lie has been Medical Director of
made
pie*.
'
nPcn
th*
Little
League
Ball
j
program.
wood
Fir*
Hall
to
discuss
form
pits! yestrrdav.
amateur title the past three years.
Rots* extends an Invitation to all p ,ul/ *
Al,r'1 :i) “M P m.
t Ih, Ensemble, composed of tributions.
„
„ ,
. . .
.1 Mrs. Blaisdell attended Allegheny tlm Central Florida Tubcrculosla
Banders, one of the South's top ing this organisation. Tho ninin
l th. l r: ,an. . ^ ! College and was . nu-mucr of th. Hospital since July, 1051,
eighth grade girls attending Pin*. the Cancer m
amateurs, copped the George purpoa* was to form a Mutual- of his Sanford friends to visit the *n Longwood.
Crusailo here, said Kappa Kappa Gamma National The local Tuberculosis and
Aid
Program.
All
wer*
In
agreeManager
Vest,r
Elgin
announc
Sclno,_
p
V
ien,rd
,
progr,
m
Mar-Lou
Restaurant
now
under
ashlngttn title hare this y tar
ment that thla should he don* hls management.
Health Association I* very fortun*
ed today there will be pro gam* f)f ,
,helr pan of the this morning "This wus tha (test Sorority.
r the second straight time.
organised dive ever conducted In
ceremonies al 2:30 n. m. with the ...........
........................
du* to tha fast growing areas m
Ill 1893 she married Thomas C. ate In securing Dr. Brock as •
enrerlNinment
program.*
Eighteen holes will be pliysd Seminola County. Among the
Seminola County. Tho volunteers’
opener getting under way al 3
speaker for their annual meeting,
each day of the four-day modal
Judy Ludwig accompanied the response wa* excelltin*. I am Blaisdell, an educator who canto Mrs, Graham said today, and tha
p. m.
Fire
Departments
participating
tn Sanford In 1943 after fifty year*
play toumsy.' Ths low 84 storers
double
sextette,
Kay
Ivey
and
proud tv hav* had a unit. 1.1 this
Tin- Longwood ftroves will take
will be, Longwood, Altamonte
of (caching. Ho passed away In officers of the orgsnlxatlon expect
in today's round will qualify for
on the South Seminole Indians in Marilyn McDaniel accompanied the yenr'*_ Can. »r Crueadi."
Springs, Casselberry, Lake Mary,
an unusually large pirnnut tg hoar
the championship division.
■m
In ln g Prynr, county Bason 1947. During th* Ion year* after him.
their opening gn.ne. Bnttiirici for Ensemble.
Forest City, Sanford and Oviedo.
. (J!
Mr.
niaUdell's
retirement
7h*y
At ths association's meeting
rhnlrmnn
expressed
hls
tbnnks
to
1'rlor
to
the
program,
Fd
I.an*,
The Rev. Henry Luinh will th,. Biovrs will le Johnny CamDuring th* meeting future
Present
officers
of
the
Seminola
traveled around thn wotld, made
last night, Maynard Ramsey of
plans were discussed as well as pleach al the Hr«l Me'lto'lisl there, pildiei Mild Boy Link, rat- celeluniing bis birthday Ibis week, "lonigwooil, Luke Mary, Fblo several trips to Eurnp* and tho Counfy Tuberculosis and Health
.73
Tampa wa* elected president and setting up a permanent mganiia- Church Sunday evening at 7:30. | cher. The Indians will hnw Itoir-1 presented John Galloway with
Springs anil I.ukn Monroe for tho Caribbean countries,
Association are: Mrs. Herman
Jack Russell of Clearwater, vice
wonderful
job
Unit
wus
done
dur
The
Rev.
Lumh
was
hunn
od
by
l
r
Hines,
pitcher
and
Jerry
Mooraid
of
100
pennies
for
thn
SunHun. The next meeting will he held
.Mrs. Blaisdell was a mend or of Jacobson, prcrddcnl; George If,
president.
in Altamonte Springs Wednesday. | N,,bol* Fl>nt of th* Raltimoro Con- dy, catcher as announced by their shine Committee Fund. L*ne, be ing this year's campaign. The co the Congregational C h r i s t i a n Dabbs, vlca president; th* Roy,
May 28 at § p. m. In th# Fit* ,rrenc* of ,h" Methodist Churcti
Manager Joe I’avelchek.
decked In while hair and whiskers, operation throughout tha county Church of Sanford and the Sanford Louis L. Day, secretary, ami )Irs»
Hall. At that time by-laws will I in 1345 &rtcr 50 >c*r* of service 1 Playing for the Brave* this limped In to Ilia Yacht Club on a wa* excellent."
Ruth B. Scott, treasurer,
Harold Kaslner, Big Gifts Woman's Club.
bo discussed and adopted. All 1 Following III* retirement be moved season will he. Roy I.id«, Paul walking cane to depict his age.
Surviving
a
re
four
chltdron
member* of the above limited I® Florida and now attends theDeRosa, Harold Judah, Iliilph However, lie was extremely pro Chairman, said this niomliig "Tho Thomas C. Blaisdell Jr. of Berke
l-’lrt Departments should plan to First Church heie and often as- Monger, Johnny Carutliers, liar- lllle tn hi* expression of gratitude Sanford Stato Farmers Market ley Calif., Donald C. Blaisdell of
attend, it was announced.
I »i*:* •he Rev. Wyatt in the special old Rolen, Tommy Mack, Tony for having been a charter member was ont of thn groups that con- New York City, William M. Blais
Herman Joyce wa* In charge of services. He will speak on the, Austin, Freddie Grant, David of the local Klwanla Club and for tributed 100 por conk to th* Can dell of Arlington, Va. and her
A letter fr*m a eititaa of Gar- refreshment* for this meeting and ' change Christ creates.
cer Crusade. Wa met wonder ml
| Smyth* and Wayn* Inman.
the organlration Itself,
many received today by th* Cham
response, not only from this group. daughter with whom sho lived,
a
delicious
fish
fry
and
cold
drinks
"
'
ber of Commerce request* in vary
Ibis Is hut una ivnmplo of muuy Mrs. C. It. Dawson of Sanford.
proper English soma Information wet* served to those attending, |
organisation* nn-l group, on wlu< li There are six grandchildren, two
IBds nr* e-iireotlv
great grand children and four
^ o u t Sanford, and Florida homes.
volunteer* called."
rontnl In v.b|, sixth N'avul Di;:
Jfcnry filntlg of Karlsruhe, RupSprelal r,iMiiien wos mactu of n*p,c*
M-morlal servtees will he held til l I'liMIe Work* Offlr* fo«",yia
purr, Germany, writes that h* and
the roloted e«?tii#ns under lit, cm
by
the Rev. J. II. Hunt Sunday, fullo’A'inp' Job to be rou")|i!teu a t
his wife are Interested In establish
chalnm«’»n,,i of Kutlo Itm .i'n
IV 0. Naval Auxiliary Air
April
29 lUi-'ln*’ )*-a regular II tho
ing their residence in or near San
nnd Willi* M.10 Mvrtliin. 1 c»,n
StnMun, Haiifot' i.
_>
n
ford and that they intend to come
trliliition from this group
■0 rb,rb rhuri’h sevlce,
The job will iich-Je lv 0 reniof
to Kbrldx this coming fall. Slntlg
to th* total of $100.11.
I M entis aie aiknl In pleas* scud offleers' qnar' v», t'-r-, Jqp.'vr
a A t intclfically that ha be sent
Mor* than 1.000 dtlsgtt** from
M m Myrtl* Wilson, County n^ntorlal gifts to the Building of’lcers* nutrters, r'nht m arriei
a plrturt of a small houia "from 280 or more Lions clubs in Flor- 1
Home Demonstration Agent, or. Fund of th# Congregational Church, enlisted men’s quarters; paViqtf,
Including
rspresentatlve* |
th* inside and th* outsld* so wa Ida,
gstiixeil th* county areas thiuugh the Seminole County Bed Cross ur eloetrlcal, wator, tniii sownaa
ran se* what a Florida hom* looks from Sanford’s Mon Club, w ill,
th* Horn* Demonstration Club in ' a.nF recognized welfare organlxa- system*.
-J*.:. ■
gather in Tensacola this week-!
like."
which **ch health chairman he- Hon slither than flower* This is
Tlm hulMinpr n>* to be IfilJic*
^ T h e CofC is mailing Simlg com end for th* annual state eonven-1
cam* the chairman of tho Cnticcr in accordance with her wishes.
story, sin-fl* *01 d''|'l«.X urltn'Wsf
plete information about tha araa, tinn Sunday, Monday and Tues
Crusid* in her partlculnr »ieu.
eonrre!* m asm iy *'* l wood
i
and as a personal touch a letter day.
. .
,
*
nnd beam cimstrnrtion,
Counting their wives, th* city ,
written in Oerman by one of the
•
Tha nnd out, ah*
wil*Included'will
p n!p!K^
expect*
an
Invaelon
of
around
I
member* of th* Chambsr.
Inside
2,000 Floridian*, many of whom ;
Al’ltll. 21
ho offstieet pui-ltlnir end A W
hav* never seen the state’* west- j
and water dr.misgp fscllltlcru, —
Admissions
rrn most metropolis, and local
Alt Mdj n-mt I'* su)fiiltel, J ,i
Fifth and sixth graders of Pin*,
Mr*. Kntli* Todd (Hanford)
Lions hare mad* elaborate plans
(bipllcat*. aiVirssed to the
crest
School
will
present
"Peer
Theodor*
Jnl.nson
(Sanforil)
to show Teniacola to tha v isit-.
Naval District Public Wovb.V’jQl*
Births
Gynt" in th* school auditorium *1
or*.
fire, Bijy., 13, V. S. Naval Rlho,
The Sanford Cardinal*, local
8 pm . tomiyrow nlghr.
Baby Girl Cochran
Sight-seeing
tours
to
point*
of,
Charleston, R. O., and each *»$
yunl pro basaball learn, will an- historic interest, to th* Naval'
Proceed* will go tn th« "Save
Discharges
of huihlimr a * tinnVlnj iktwW jti
Retain Eustis in a Lake-Orange air training baaa, and to tha giant |
Ihe Children Federation" for Ihe
Nancy Clmlkcr (Lake Mary)
panted by a chrfk fur 320, |»u\’^ V
League feme tonight and Tavares new chemical industries located'
benefit of the girl In Germany who
Admission*
able to the Trtnsurer of th* Une;
Friday night, at tha Sagferd Mam- In th* area, ar* among many
I* sponsored by th* sixth gradors. 1
APRIL 28
lied State* ns aect'.rity for (b
orial Stadium, with game Uma at entartalnment feature* schedul
"We know evoryon* will enjoy
Mrs. Nancy Dunn (Hanford)
safe return of the blddlrg dat:
the play", said director Miss Lu 31rs. Iren* Field* (Sanford)
ed.
Ail bids must be In by 2:30
Manager Lloyd Swain has aamsd
cille Campbell. "Th* boys *nd girls
Discharge!
Mon* will find Pensacola gaily
in.,
May 10,
Ed Brooklyn as starting pitcher bedecked for ha annual Fiesta of
h*v* worked very hard and have
Mrs. Rosall* Swaggorty >
•gainst the Eustis Club which is Five Flags, which opens for a
¥
done mo*7 of their practicing b*.
(Lak* Monroe)
tied with the local baeaball teem five-day runi Wednesday, May 8. THIS IH TIIK WAY THEY DID ITI Joyces. Garfield Wlllsttl and M- L. Rabom Jr. literally paint fore and after school. They also itr*. Alice 8 lngl*ton (Sanford)
for third place wife n wen twe nnd celebrating Pensacola* recorded the town recently with their sidewalk “please vote” plea stencil. Ktborn Is chairman of tha Joyce* painted most of the background
Mr*. Ida Jon** (Sanford)
bat taw* M l
history of -nearly 400 ycara.'
"Get Out The Vot*" Committee. (Photo by Dookhardt)
during Utafr E u le r holidays."
Mr*. Katie Todd (Sanford).
*
•“.si . U
v \ Wil*».?-*;|h.'V4
Principal's
Successor '
Unknown
1Report Is Revealed
Today By Chairman
★
★ ★
Dr. B. L. Brock
To Address TB,
Health Association
Mayfair Golf Club
Named Site Of '58
Amateur Tourney
Cancer Crusade Total
Reaches $ 3 ,7 7 0 .9 1
Fireman's Assn.
Holds 1st Meet
Kiwanians Enjoy
Music Program
At Noon Luncheon
Mar-Lou Is Under
New Management
Sheriff To Throw
1st Ball Opening
Little League Play
Mrs. Kate Blaisdell
Dies A t Hospital
S
Rev. Lumb Will Be
Guest Minister
German Citizen
Wants To Establish
Florida Residence
May 10 Deadline
Revealed For Bids
Lions Convention
Set In Pensacola
April 29-May 1
'Peer Gynt# To Be Hospital Notes
Given Tomorrow
Cardinals Play
Eustis Tonight
4.
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•V
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Meet For 1st Time
CUrrac# Cordon. Miami Springs;
and G ro w Cordon at Savsnnah,
Ga.; lour i U m , Mrs. Flora
On Same Rostrum
Jtlit JC9S3 Cordon, and Mr*. Both
Walthall iQ ol Lodlmle, Gt.
Funeral K n irn will bn at 4:30
p. m. Tuesday at Briaaon Funeral r
Horn* with th# Bar. B. G. Brown
at Lake Mmroo Baptist Church >
officiating, Burial will bn in Oak
Laws Manorial Park.
Mrs. Hawley Has
Fatal Heart Attack
In De Bary Friday
U g o l Notica
froTwul u h * nolle* that tho
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Oar of Mop. Ill*, at Ike CapoWon Unuo In AanfoM Florid*.
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Iko County will elooo,
4* 0, repoeata a *4 dire la I* anr
l that tho Copnar aad iho pni<i*vo In and m mat portion nf
Ctaja rood valek la dtlinaaird
I 0 IMP nr plat rooirdr.d In
Booh t, pan* I* nf Ik. puMIe
rd* of aomfnAl* Counir. Fi«rmar* particularly dasrrlbtd aa
'*», lo-wllt
Air tbal pari of a I t font road
nahWr-wir, Irina Enlarlr
•f Iho Altantln Coa.t l.ln* Stallrood Company'* railway rlaklsf-way a* dalloaalad and aliown
in Iho plat of Ovlado Fa:in*,
racordad In flat Hook t. pita
II of lha puhlla record* at Arm[solo Couoly, Florida, which
road lo daalanaiad on raid plat
la -Old tlrloM Wood-*.
MONO I.1TBIIKMTKD MAT AP
IS AMO HA IIHAItO AT TIIR
i AMU FUACM AHOVH HPBBOARD OF COUNTY
COMMlfMIONBKP OF
______ Chairman
a a n ew
~
n Board of Counir CommitWo of Mamlnolo County, Flnrwill irealr* hlda at Iho ll.fk 'a
!0 la lha Court tloure at Kan.
up .lo II n'elork Noon Jlar
Ilia for lha foilowlna:
l —Cr^omarelai irpa rrfrlxvrafr ia r y capaHty not laao lhaa
than
laparato door* to rafrldarator
rafrlaorotor
bjmi rrM d«r
I romprotMra doalrahla
daalrabla ao
arata roatrol on froorar and
ro m o l. i* In iia H a ilo o In lha County llotns,
IIIOi In b* nptnad *1 a Ita iu la r
AOJuui AM
Slap |n,h |v,S.
T h . Hoard r a u r i u lha r l . M
J« V » « r *rol alt « ir* r.
Mr*. Frederick 0 . nawley nf
paBory «uf:>r*d a fatal heart
attack Friday, endeavoring lo
pat out a brush fire.
Whisked by a high wind the fir*
threatened Iho romn of V r #btent neighbor# Mr. and Mr*. I*
M. Lucas. Mrs. Hawley phoned the
Flrn Department and then turned
the Lucas* laws bom on Ike
flam**.
A* nearby resident* rin In the
seen# they saw Mrs. Hawley fall.
Mr*. Hawley bad Urcd in Do
Bary for 3 tt year* moving there
from Norwich. Ontario, Canada.
Mia attended tho U aM Cbt,rrh
of DoLond.
Surviving are: her *011 Arthur S.
Hawley, Sacramento, Calif, two
grandchildren, Karoiyn and Fred
Hawley, Sacramento; four (liters.
Miss M. E. Scott, Cooks rifle. Out,
Mrs. nutMtfl Hunt, f i r y Sound,
O at. Mr*. Cnerpe Fraser, Ktora,
Out,, and Mis* M. P. Scott, New
York City.
Th« funorsl wilt bo Tuesday at
S:SD from tbn Brisson Funeral
Home with the Rev. W. P. Brooks
J r , of lha First Baptist Church
of Sanford officiating.
Burial will bo s t a later dale
In Ontario.
Business Is Good
At Local Market
“Burlnttl eontinuod gorrd at tho
Hanford Htata Karmen' Market
last waak,‘* said Handy Anderaon,
Manager of tha local market, In
his weekly news report.
"There was aomewhat of an
increasing confidence on the pari
of most aala.men liecaute of lha
hi varieties of produce and fruit
Mid," ho sold.
Tho report said "The market,
prkowise, represented a condition
of strengthening on tho ruijorlty
of Itoma sold.**
Sale, over tho marVet platform
amounted to HI,451 units at a grots
valuation of %120fi30.H0,
As a liable for tho trade this week,
aeid Sandy Anderson, will be o
good volume of cabbage, celery,
potatoes, beans, eueumMra, corn,
tomatoes, squash, peppers and
fruit along with 20 other runetics.
In M •
Not counting Irrigation, use of
Bn*fO at Cnuuly Cotornl*.
(lob.ro
water on farm* la estimated at
by Vr. p. Minor, ni.lrmooi billion gallons daily.
Allooti n 1*. Itoi
lornOno, Clark.
No
' ‘ . ' *'- p■-Vfrfng-f * ' - ' ’ ; '"V-* -1‘" ’/,.
Two candidates will moot for
tho first time tomorrow night on
tho same rostrum a speak on their
platforms aad eandldary. .
Th* Democratic Bally tomorrow
night vOl be held In Oviedo at tho
High School Gymnasium where
Georg* Kelsey, a candidate in th*
race for Constable In th* Oviedo
District, will meet Paul Priei?, a
candidate for the same position.
The ladies of the Methodist
Church at Oviedo will serve supper
from • to • o'clock tomorrow night
Immediately preceding Iho Rally.
Proceeds from th* aupper will
benofil the building fund of the
Methodist Church.
Introducing the eandldate* wDl
bo Jim Lee, of Oviedo, Chairman
of the Seminole Democratic Execu
YKSHIB! I’M HAPPY TO KNOW YOGI Covert rr LoRoy Collin* greets Abraham L. Lincoln of Do tive Commit:** sshich sponsors the
Bary, o distant relative of President l.ineafn. tS ta ff Phetni
•cries of rallies being held through
out the rounty.
Crowd* are experled to be the
Y o u ' l l N C V n O LD
larges? yet to attend on* of the
ralllea as competition becomes
You're Young A t Long A i You Look Ahead
keener between candidates in the
Florida Highway Patrol Troopers various race* for local political
By Sprint Bylngton
ought to bo ablo to taka things offices.
I OOKING ahead U the secre t o f youth. . .
with
cooler heads for th* next few
“ And If you’re a woman past 60. as 1 am , who’a gotag
R E B E L BANDS GUNNED
month*.
to atop you from looking ahead to new experiences if
ALGIERS, Algeria til — More
that's what you
Trooper T. Mark Mick and Pat than 30 French planes machine
sons, and now that this aooawi'a
wsntT
rolman Carl Williams will be wear gunned two big rebel band* fur
All my lift, "December Bride" aeries lo
ing their summer gear now which two hour* Sunday in the Tlemeen
tilt about ai* wrapped up I'm going bock and
includes a new-fangled, lightweight area of western Algeria, near the
months ago, I actually solo in tho air.
fibre woven cool hat that looks Moroccsn frontier, French sources
Will I bo afraid f Of court# I
had been look.
Ing ahead to will, but 1 won't lot four stop
like a real panama but i; Isn’t.
slid today.
taking
firing mo from doing what I want to
The new John R. Stetson rreaThe band* were d**eribed a*
but 1 do. I was srarod whan I wont
lion la from Imported fibres and "completely disorganized.''
had never rot up in those Flying Jrrjiv * years
is
extremely
dressy
and
gives
the
I'll bo srarod again.
' BS^rov-nd, lo It. rve
Oran was reported still without
troopers "a real new summertime a regular water supply as a result
a piano, but what on
H a l w a o loved to
l ii.
fly, enjoyed the experioneo to bo looking forward
look."
of nationalist sabotage at the week
freedom of the
In addition lo the new look hats, end.
Very few people harbor (ha
Infinite skies, but I never Rew
which are being used for tho first
nation of flying a plana, but tho
my own plane.
tima by th* psrrol, the men hate
I, (Veil, one has to make a start, mam thing la that rou should
MACT CLERKS RETURN
f* Ho I leafed through tha tele keep exploring something If you
doffed th* wlnterilm* black ties
NEW YORK in-Clerks returned
wish
to
remain
young.
Lot's
keep
phone directory and decided up.
and are wearing Simpson Soufett* to their counter* at R. H. Mary &
on tho Glendale Airport school our enthusiasms alive Instead
summer shirts with collars thrown . Co. department stores today after
near my home in Hollywood of titling hack and drtarily
back sporis style,
a 13-day walkout.
Hilli. I phoned for an appoint thinking thera ia nothing new
ment, and tha next day drove to learn.
Stat* troopers wear warm wea 1 Striking members of th* Retail,
out for my first flying lesson. Go Exploring At i Ionia
™
Wholesale and Department Store
ther garb until October 15.
It was a lovely day,
You ran do very successful ex
Workers Union ratified a new con
I The Instructor introduced him.
Although half tho German libr tract last night. The agreement
stlf as Tom Hyan, and I learned plorlng right in your own homo
later that ho was the brother- with hooka, yuur garden, even
aries were destroyed In World War provides for K-a-week wage Inin-law of Vice-President Nixon. the arrangements in tho parlor;
11 there is mors reterene matrial crease spread over th* nex! three
or
you
ran
explort
new
tntareaU
.Whatever he was lo Nixon he
year*.
in tho country than over before.
in
community
activities.
<
didn't look very kindly at me.
Personally, and this la ha Him
1 Imagine, a tiny grandmother
•who should know better, ap- with my lova for flying, I like to
^roithin* him for flying lessons. let my Imagination soar to tho
than I told him 1 acted on the vast unknown regions of tho
i“[litimlicr Uride" television sky and sea, and that's why my
show, it didn't make matters any favorite reading la In tha raalm
of science Action. When I read o
good science Action book I feel
[
/'iiWfcily'G n g X i * ! ' * * ? like an explorer, ready to taka
t "Art you serious or Is this a off through spaco Into tno Never,
'publicity g a g f Mr. Ryan want Never Land. And to fly • piano
Is to hsvo that sania of oxciU*
i ed to know,
| I assured Mr. Ryan that I was merit and adventuro first-hand.
never more serlou. in my life,
It la this kind of doing and
that I was determined to team thinking, reaching out away
to fly.
fly, and that I had always from one's self, that kee
loved flying ao
so much, even a» a young. It means looking a
Kill, that Ii was one of tho first and outward. Why shrink up infemales ever to go up in the ids Iwcaute you're past 40 or
50 or rtOT There is always some
V
War l.
thing now under tho aun, but
Ho hr proceeded to give me you havo to maka an effort. Yon
about eight hours of ground les have to reach out for It. m o ai
Troopers To Get
'Summertime Look'
C . E. Milsted, 40,
Dies In Lake Mary i
Clarence E. Milsted. 40, died
April ZO at 19 a. m. at his borne
ia Lake Mary following A abort
tflness.
Born Dec. t t IMS at Pineapple,
A'a.. be had lived in Lake Maty
for 10 years. He attended the Lake
Mary Baptist Chapel, was a vet
eran of World War 11 and a member of the American Legion of
Sanford. He bad been In the.In
surance business for several
years, coming to Lake Mary hrom
Tkmpa.
Survivors include his widow
Mrs. Ruth Milsted of Lake Mary;
two daughters. Mis* Deloris and
Miss Cecilia Milsted. Lake Mary;
three slstrrs. Mrs. J . C. Fa ire loth,
of Oviedo; Mrs. Dewey Tripp,
Melbourne: and Mr*. Dora Lind
sey of Ocala; two brothers. 0 . B.
Milsted of* Pittsburgh. Pa.; and
M C. Mil stead. Chariest at, S. C.
Funeral services were held at
4:30 p. m. yesterday at Brisson
Funeral Home with the Rev. Her
bert Frith and th# Rev. W. P.
Brooks Jr . officiate*. Burial was
at Oak Lawn M-morvil Park.
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
9
SANFORD. FLORIDA |TUESDAY, APRIL J4, 1 9 5 6 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ g M ri« u y jrjg ^ U *« M Wfr#
S e g re g a tio n Issue
Entails Verbal Blows
In Governor's Race
Aspirants Will
Talk At Jaycees
Five candidate* for tha office
of Seminola County Sheriff will be
heard Thursday at tha Btminole
County Junior Chamber of Com
merce luncheon meeting to be
hutd at tha Yacht Club.
Thoat who will ap«nk oafore
the young businessmen'* organiza
tion thle week are: Cha lie Beck
J . 0 . Cordell, J . L. Hobby, Por
ter Laming, and Olli* 0 , Owon*. 1
Candidate* art given an op
A brief leulon of the Board
of Sanford City Conimtiilonera portunity to tpoak on their plat
wan hold last night at tba City form* and desires to hold the of
fice for which they aro contestHall.
Ing.
Adjourning before ten o'clock
The sheriff* race ha* been one
the commissioner* approved the
of the “hot apota" in the bitterly
Charge* of carcies* and negli
fa c e tin g of utility
eoeemenli
conteated race for publls office In
<»a*t of French Ave. and between
COUNTY ATTORNEY MACK N. CLEVELAND JR . and Bryan Henry, Attorney, of the Stele Road gent driving were placed against
Seminole County. La*t week, in Department'* Legal Department, unload **v«n boxe* 0f Imtrumenta from a far preparing to fit* them
the driver* of both car* which col
Katharine Court and 24th St.,
Spring*. Olli* G. with O. P. Herndon, Clerk of Court to begin th* Condemnation Suit for 17-112» Klghl-of-Waya.
relocating the easement on the Altemonta
lided at the Interircllon of Pal
'
_______________________________________ metto Ave. and Fourth St. yester
eait boundary of property own Oweni Kited before a allm crowd, (Staff Photo)
"It hat i'»en rumor'd that Mr
ed by M. R. Strickland,
day afternoon shortly after 6 o'Hobby and myaelf aro tied up In
clock, according to the Sanford Po
Public hearing* were aet, but •this campaign for tho ahtrlffa
lice Department.
date* not announced, to conalder office. 1 would like to Itata her*
recommendation* of the Zoning
Edgar M. Swalm, CD, a Idler at
that l am running on my own
and Planning Commission. Ac merlta and record, I think Mr.
the Sanford Atlantic National
cording to the action takan at
Bank, and hi* wife, Mr*. Kate
Hobby it trying to run hi* cam
lest night’* meeting the hearing*
Swalm, M, were Injured In tha
paign on aomeone eluVi merit*.
#vil| Inrlude the re-xonlng from
two car collision which damaged
A five-point Industrial CommitII t - El to C-l the east 40 feat of Thera la no connection between my
the front end* of both car*.
too report of tho Seminole Coun
lot* four and 10, Block nlna, in campaign and Sir. Hobby'* cam
paign,"
Swnim was traveling norlh on
ty
Chamber
of
Commerce
npHighland Park.
However, two nighta later, In
Palmetto Ave., driving a 1030
Another hearing will be the
In
an
effort
to
promote
Inleiwl
!
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•
"
thta
week',
edition
of
the
Chrysler when It collided with a
, .
..
_
Sem-O-Gram circulated by the
rezoning of an area from C-2 to Fern Park at th* Pralrlo Lake ,
n( Commerce to all of
1064 Ford Sedan traveling east on
Rl-R all land touth of th* ex- Amerlcen Legion building, the in tennl. among the young pcoFourth St,
i*n»lon of the eouth right-of-way kpeeker with th* briefest pre- pie of Sanford and Seminole Conn- |(J number*,
line of Commercial St, and north aentation draw tha blggeat ova ty a Tennis Clinic Is being held In
Investigating officer* of the San
Negotiations are underway, aeof Wont Klr*t St., between tion whan Charlie Beck told the Sanford at tho Mayfair. Inn Tennis l0rt||nit
t)l, cirt.ui»r< with the
ford Pollco Department included
Tamarind and Mangouatln* Av*., crowd of about 3o(l *'I believe the Courts Friday and Saturday of KIorh]n j.owor BIlli Light ComCaptain Arnold William* and Pat
together with
lot* aeven and people of Semitude County want this week and operated by Sidney
,
for nn |nt|u3tr|.i »Urvey of
rolman Carl Dodson and Joa HickThe
Jayi-oe
Information
Booth
mi
honeit,
hard
working
sheriff.
‘weight of Block Y.
Summrwficld, a member of the Sunfurd- and- Seminole
- - - - County,
will
be
shining
with
another
j
"l,nThe third hearing will he held Thut'e why I am asking fur the National Lawn Tennis Association, Till* survey will bring up-to-date
trophy brought hark from th* | Both Mr. and Sira. Swalm were
on the recommendation that I,ots |i.b"
and Tennis Pro at Daytona Beach the information that 1* provided
convention «f tha Florida Junior taken to tha Somlnoto Memorial
With two week* remaining In and Nantucket, It. I,
nine through 14, Block Y, north
for ptospeellv# Industrial expan Chamlier of Commerce held lait Hospital where It was reported
of Wen F lrit St, end Weal of the campaign boforo tho May 8
Tile clinic is being financed sion of :ha City ar>| county,
that Mr. Swalm ha* * fractured
weekend In Jacksonville.
Poplar Ave., be rezoned rrom Ite I'rimary, each candidate I* mek Jointly by tho City of Sanford's
A special prospectus and survey
present claudication of C-2 to ing the moit of hie tinm icoking Recreation Department headed
The booth already boast* of neck and other injuries while
an Rl-X district. Th* controversy vote* in every Mellon of tha this year by John Angel, and the I* being developed for a pro on* trophy on th* 8 • m 1 n o 1 • Mrs. Swalm la aufferlng from mul
posed dock and terminal project County Junior Chamber pf Com* tiple cut* and brulaea.
over the reionlng wae brought county.
Florida Slate Bank, end sponsored
Mr*, Mary r . 8 mllh, 40, of 112
about by the purchase of proper
Tonight, th* candidate* will be by tho Seminole County Junior to ho rlocated on tha 8 t. John* merce’ ^Chrlstm*# A c t i v i t i e s
ty
by
O tto
M e D a n I * 1 In Oviedo at tha High School Chamber of Commerce Tennis River n.id Lake Monroe at Sanford Scrapbook which vr** won thre* South French Av*. wa* driving
tho Ford and wa* uninjured.
I* the acrond Item of the report. years In * row.
.in the C-2 d i s t r i c t for th* Gymnasium, when each on* in Tournament Committee.
Effort* aro being mud* to at
Mr, and Mr*. Swalm were en
* construction of * garog* and every race will b* given an op
Another
trophy
for
th#
**m#
Robert Crumtcy, chairman ol tract thu I|ownrd Hughes’ Air
their way home. 1518 Sanford
Itruly ahop, Attom*y Edwin Shin- portunity to state hi* Iowa and
scrapbook
will
be
adorning
th*
tfh^) fh# aecldmj occurred,
hulser presented * petition algn- platform before the voter* of the Joyce* Tennis Tournament craft plant to till* area with lb* trophy library which thin y#»r,
,s‘r
I I I1 a
ed liy reildant* of th# area re that district. Each speaker i* al- Committee, revealed today that
Is tho third year It has been won.
Sum
in
ivf
trlil,
who
will
conduct
.bo
”f
"
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W
lUrV8*
for
questing the rezoning becau*# of Med five minuW and I* intro
Christmas
Activities
Scrapbook
1 “K n l e s rminufaeturing
the olmozioui condition to the duced by James Lee. Chairmun clinic* Friday nfiernoon beginning
competition ha* now boon won
sit house* in the Immediate of the Seminole County Demo at 3:30 and again on Saturday plant prospect is bring /urnishul six years in succession by the
from 0:30 a. m. to 13 noon and
an n.
with a mifvity of Sanford ami local Joyce* organization.
cratic Executive Committee.
, from 2 p. m. lo 7 p. in., will bring
McDaniel contended th a t lire
The ifnl Jayree* were repreA benefit dinner will bu served wj|j, him an jusorimcnt of train Si-mlnoin County which baa Just
(Contlnuril on Page Eight)
seated at the convention by
lirginning at 6:30 this evening by ing mils to lie used during the been completed.
The Industrial Committee of I'rsiilent A. 11. Peterson Jr., First
the ladle* of the Oviedo Metho two-day event.
Fifteen groups, In addition lo to
thu Sciniiiolo County (Tl.-imber of vice-president M. L. Reborn Jr.j
dist Church. Proceeds from the
previously announced, have made
Crumley said that tho clinic Commerco Is n»w in contact with
secretary,
Jack
Rarraclough; arrangements fur special outing*
dinner will go to th* huiidlng fund would Iw available to young pooof the new Methodist Church to pit* of Sanford and Seminola Coun two wood fabricating plant* look directors, Garfield Willett* end at Sanlando Springs during the reing for Florida Inratlonj.
George Andrew Speer; *nd mem
O-.iedo.
ty from 10 to If) years of ago.
A heading which appeared a- ber* Pat Colbert, Bob Kilpatrick malndrr of ild* month and In Mny
anil Juno and bringing the total
The clinic, said Crumley, Is the lin e the report of the chamber's •nd Jerry Meltier,
In 3,000 persons In special parties,
Tt Ta expected that th* largest forcruniiiY lo tho following week- Industrial Committee shows that
it was announced loday,
Member* of th* Seminal# County
|„ Semlnolo Coin-r.wl yet to etlnr I a Urine cud. May 4 and 5 at which time ,innlt
Some 50 persons visited the reJunior Chamber of Com mere* will
rratle rally in Seminole County tho, Jaycees jv lll liuvo their an- ly otl Mlirch :llt tu5o woro * 22,rrealionol park yesterday under
"paint the town" tonight In an
mini Tcnnii Tournament.
104,021.
will be even In Oviedo thle evenaffort to gat out tha vot* In th# Inf when two candidate* for
tho supervision of iho Sanford Unit
In addition to Suinnierficld,
forthcoming Democratic Frlmary
laid
today,
Frank
Warren E. Knowles, Sanford Ctly ed Service Organisation.
Constable, George Ketsay and Crumley
Other group* not previously an#on May 8,
Manager is In Panama Cliy atPaul priest, next door neighbor* Dcame, Mayfair Inn Tennl* Pro,
Headed by M. L. Rabom J r . the
nounred
include, Clermont piddle
is
contributing
hi*
time
**
a
coach
(ending
Ihe
Tenth
Annual
Short
will be heard for th* first time
Jiyce# "Get Out Th# Vote" Com
Course for Cliy Manager* conduct schools, Thursday; Cocoa High
Kelxey, yesterday, appeared and director of tho clinic and tho
mittee will he wielding paint W ore Judge V anar Carlton tournament.
ed by the General Extension Divi School, Saturday; Brevard Jew
brushes on sidewalk ilenell* to when charge* against him were
The winner and runnerup of (ho
sion of Florida in cooperation with ish Hrnthrrhorxl, Melbourne, and
remind local cltlsan* to "please dropped after two Negro** re tournament to bo held May 4 and
Due to the large number of boat* Iho Florida City Managers Associa 1’hllueathen Society, Montverdc
vote."
fused to testify. Th* e**« grow 3 will bo tent to Iho Florida Slate using the St. John* River, Ihe San tion, tho Department of Political School, both Sunday; and tho Lake
The group of young businessmen out of Indictments handed duwn Jaycce Tournament In Coral Ga ford Boat and Ski Club, backed Sclcnre and tho Pepirtmen' of Ec Wale* School Garden Club, April
will meet at 7:30 this evening at by tii* grand Jury, one of which ble* June 1, 2 anil 3 for Iho third by Semlnolo Commissioner* John onomic*, University of Florida, and 30.
the Jaycea Information Booth to was diimlised r»r:lr.\
Oviedo Junior High School, May
annual lournament of Iho .Jaycec Melsch and W. Brown Miller, and tho School of Public Admlnislrabegin their sidewalk stencil cam2; Mount Dora High School, May
organisation. The two winner* the Seminole County Chamber of linn, Florida State University.
SWEDISH VESSEL SINKS
- p il( n In an affort to boost the vot#
wiU bo sponsored by Iho Seminole Commerce, requested last Friday
The program of panel discussions D; I'lcrson anil Ovclilo High
ROTTERDAM UV—Th# 492-Ion County Jaycees, said Crumley,
^ • n d create interest in th* com
the State Hoad Department to pm. and topic* of Interest to City Srhouls, May 15; Contemporary
Swedish coaitai veiael Kar# rim Winner* of the Statu Tournament vide adequate outboard launching Manager* gut underway Sunday Club of Winter I'ark, May 10; Girl
ing election.
Tomorrow tha Jayceea expect to med into an anchored freighter wl|j j,c , rnl (0 tho national tourns- and trailer parkjng facilities.
afternoon and continue* through Scouts, May 18; and Clermont High
nava «vvry
- ..,2 2 time* her lire *arly'today and ment t0 ho held in Augujt In
have
every sumvi
corner ,reflecting the
School, May 32,
The ail day effort to beach Iho tomorrow afternoon.
appeal to vot* In avery direction: **nk quickly in tha deep water (Jjlk park< llt<
Robinson Printing Co., June 9;
boat* participating In the Silver
It I* helntf held at Ihe Dlxte- and Jewish Young Adulle, Juno 10.
that will meet the pedestrian’* eye. |approach to Antwerp.
I
Dollar Cruise, and tho continually Sherman Hotel In Panama City.
growing number ol outboard enllillsiash:, precipitated the request
from neighboring counties and
from throughout Central Florida.
Richie Green, engineer for the
Stale Road Department In Iho Fifth
Diatrict, tald that " It makes me
pastor
feel good lo tee the facilities con
structed by Uic Statu being so
widely used. 1 feel that ilia tax
payers money 1* being spent wise
ly in providing tbexo facilities."
City Commission
Approves Utility
Easement Vacating
Careless, Negligent Candidates Ground Is Broken
For Winter Park
Driving Is Charged G ive
Telephone Building
Against 2 Drivers Views
Governor Leltoy Collin* cunTo meet the demand* of It* Subllmics hi* lead in straw poll* beIng conducted in various section* jeriber* and Iho rapidly growinjf
of the Stale.
<area which Includes Altamont#
Tho hurt Lauderdale,Dally New* Springs, Lnngwood, and Carseiconcluded 11s straw poll yesterday Horry (he Winter Park Telephone
and announced the results.
Company broke ground today' for
Final remlls of the poll which a now telephone equipmen. build*
began April 15 show Governor Col Ing. to be located at tho corner
lin* in a smashing majority over of Welbmiriic arid New York Ave*.
ail other rnndidntc* in tho guber
This building, the first section of
natorial contest.
a long-range building program, i*
The tally revealed Governor Col
designed to house equipment of tho
lin* 83 8 per cent; Fuller Warren
7.0 per cent; Sumter Lowry 5 3 latest type, known at Crossbar
per cent; Enrrl* Bryant 3.3 per equipment.
C. II. Galloway, president of th#
cent; Pc a i lee Streets 0.3 per cent;
Park 0.3 per cent; and l ’rico 00 enmpany, explained, "This Cross*
liar equipment will enablo Iho
per cent.
In other political activities company lo connect Into tho natlonwlde intortnll dialing network
•round iho Slate;
Tha segregation Issue boiled up designed by the Bell .System. Thla
anew In Florida's governorship will, eventually, allow our subscrib
race yesterday coincident with er* to dial tbrir own long dlstanc#
new U. S. Supremo Court decision* number* a* (bey now dial their
loenl number*. From a servlco
dealing with llie subject.
Tho court outlawed segregation standpoint, the new equipment
of passengers on all public buses will also provide many advant*
and turned duwn a request by Ihe ages, one of which i* thu so-called
stato of Florida for a rehearing of 2 5 numbering plan. Each central
an earlier ruling directing that a office will have an exchange pre
Negro be admitted without delay fix, such a* Midway followed by
to the University of Florida Law fivo number*. This will reduc#
tho confusion that now exist* be
School,
Gov. Collins salt! the court's re tween Winter Park and Orlind#
telephone numbers. Tire new equip*
fusal to reconsider the Virgil Hawkniont will also provide additional
kin* case "dne* not mean that
luelllllo* which wo hop# wtR one
segrcgatlnn ha* boon broken In Able us to r mllntta on a ikady-to*
w.tr lit ? ' ’Uiiivarellloa" anil de servo bails,'*
1
clared every legal mean* would
"The
new
building,**
Galloway
be taken lo preserve segregation.
Sumter L. tawry, In a televised continued, "will house the now
apeech at Miami, said "We are equipment, along with tho test*
not going In havit Ihl* thing Imard and operators* switchboard*.
rammed down our Ihrnnt" and New seellon* n* they nro added
repealed that if he is elected gov will expand to the norlh ami west,
along with additional floor* a i
ernor there would bo no mixing
they are needed. R I* planned t#
of Ihe races In Ihe* ehools.
lo fimvu our Commercial and En
Both Lowry and Fuller Warren,
gineering Office* In an additional
In Dade County speeches, tuadn
building in 1931), which will be con
reference in a convention of Negro structed to face oti West Mori#
preacher* and their fnmillr* open Boulevard."
ing In Miami lleaeh Mny 2.
Warren called Ihe cunvrnlinn an "Our schedule," Galloway stated.
"ft to put this new building and
"Impending peril"
"They w ' occupy a number of
!.? J " m
T " wt
1:
In r of 1237.'* at? " "which
time
holel* here and so integration will
will provide Metropolitan tele
move upon us al Mlinal Bench,"
phone servlcr, that Is, Winter
the former governor *nld In a talk
Park-Orlandit two-way roil fre#
to a pep rally of campaign chair
service."
men.
While Collins, Lowry end War The telephone company has also
ren traded verbal blow* over the purchased land near th0 south cliy
segregation Issue, another gover- limit* of Altamonte Spring* wher#
notwhlp candidate, Farris Bryant, a central offico huiidlng will b«
hit at Collin* for campaign spend constructed at a later date to
house new equipment to servo tho
ing.
Bryant said Collins had proposed northern section of tho area.
lo tho 1!)5S Legislature a plan to Galloway pointed out th it with
limit campaign spending and now the completion of the building.and
wa* leading Ihe field In the thu Installation of (lie Crossbar
amount of money spent during the type equipment, Winter Park will
enjoy telephone servico provided
current campaign.
by equipment of tho most modern
design now avallablo to the-tele
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
phone Industry.
ON PAGE EIGHT
Galloway alio announced that
B. A. Gnllowny, vico presidentplant, has been appointed company
reirresentutlvo in charge of con
struction of the new building and
Installation of tba new equipment
when thu building has been com
pleted.
In tbi* regard, 11. A. Galloway
estimated that thu building would
bo completed In November of thla
year and that Iho first of the net*
equipment would arrive In Decem
ber,
The new Winter Tark Telephone
Company huiidlng w*-’-h ••'* r* t
approximately 1210,009 U designed
by James Gambia Rogcra II, wellknown loenl archlte-t, ” oP#-i
aha designed Ilia Company's pre
sent budding at 133 E. New Eng
land Ave.'which currently home*
tho Commercial Offico, Executlv#
offices, anil Central Office Equip
ment.
R. A. Galloway further annbunoed that tho construction contract
for the new building h"d beta
granted ta the Richards Construelion Company. Tho Richards Con.
itrucliun Company Is a wellknown company (h it gahed re
cent distinction In eonrtru
| tit#
WELCOME ABOAKDI CAPTAIN Robert W ,'J*«i*o n , Hanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station welcome* Winter Park Hospital, and th«
Fred H. William* who will bo added to tho civilian ptrionn*! of tho Station in tho Puhlla Work* Commercial Bank al Wintar Park.
Deportment. John H. Brown, Civilian Portonnal Officer look* on. (Stuff Photo)
Tennis Clinic Set CofC Industrial Report
At Mayfair Courts Appears In Magazine
Friday, Saturday
Scrapbook Trophy
Is Received Again
By Local Jaycees
15 More Groups
Plan Sanlando
Springs Outings
*Jaycees Are Ready
To 'Paint Town'
City Manager is
At Short Course
Boat, Ski Club
Asks For Parking,
Launching Aids
CHRfSTWR
CHURCH
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No. 81
L *
A C L Safety Meet
Slated Tomorrow
1
LKfiTKR THARP. SUPERINTENDENT of th* Sundny School at th* F lrit Chrlitlan Church I* »cen
r e n t l n t > t t « d * W . P»n*. to ^four ri.tjr*. TTuuy J * ^esentinr pjn. to Diane, Sandra,
fu * r**nd *Lind* *B»ty, dMfhWruof U .(J f) *nd Mr*. IttB li O. J*ty, 2118 Summerlin Av*. (Staff
Photo)
Th* Second Quarterly Mcollng
of the Jacksonville District Safely
Committee will be held In assemb
ly room of ih« new station be
ginning at T o’clock tomorow even
ing.
Judge Ernest Housholder will be
guest speaker. ACL personnel,
their families and friend* are cor
dially invited to ittend, II wai
told.
Weather
Pair with little temperature
( h u g * through W*4a*iday| low
tonight 88-18.
Collins Leads In Sfra>y Poll
�vc.
T ire 8A N T 0B P H T B A LP f
v n rn u
***v t> *O u m M t M r
N e w s Of Men
■- In Service
in i i hmi h 1 m h i
\ ttn t
rmr
*
*
TOXYO-Afisy s it. * 6 y il Arm.
itrong Jr ., 39. whoa* fathtr livia
In Entarprla*. racantly wa» as.
signed to tha Tokyo Quartermaiter
Centar’e SJdth' Quartermaiter Com*
pany In Japan.
Armatrong. a military policeman,
wae previously stationed at Drr v
Quarttrmaitaf Dtpot la Japan,
Overitm tinea January 1133, ha
entered the Army In Aujuir 1915
and eomnlet-!-! baile training at
Fort McC'eUan, Ala.
Armstrong wear* the World War
II Viclory Medal. Army of Occupitlon Medal for aervlc* In Gaiv
many and The Good Conduct Medal,
*■*-!*■•----- a
FORT KNOX. Ky— Pvt. Edward
M Kaisa’I. »-n of Mr*. Inei Kaiaell, Oviedo. Il ichoduled to leave
tha U. S. for G’ -n m y late n*-.t
month a< part of Operation Gyror o o t, tha Army‘a unit roTaUun
W s**
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M jO tun m
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rHtnn GRADK STUDENTS from Sanford's South lit* KlomtnUry School poM btiMo Sanford Naval
tuaillarr Air tation'a hollcopUr l o t Tuaiday. Th < youngiUrt w m on « tour of tha boat which ineluded tha NAAS Fir* Dapartiaanl, Oporatloni Do artmant, and Atrolofy DcpartmanL Thiy aUe
wltMtaad a hallcopUr damonatratios gurformad g ; Ltdr. Frantli F. Johnson, USN. (Official PhoUt,
U. S. Navrl
'
Mr., Mrs. Mitchell
Can't Complain
Because Of Wrecks
WfiV/THCRBS
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DOtSt/T MCA*! THJJJE
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3 Men Freed
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u u a u u i y jL .
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tha
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13 Oil of
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roaa petal*
8 Oenu* of
tetlerJi)'* Aatvee
bird* of tha
tiers
13 Plural or
33. Bird* SI
auh family 34. Fore*
penny
a date
39. Short
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34. Cripple
etacp
14. Property
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33 To ward eff
30. Wet.
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37. Finnlih
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mud
18 Account
38. Wander
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30. Expire
10 Having
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KaoseU'i unit, tha Third Armore-’ ^!v:•’-•. o
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Knox, Ky., will replace Uie
Fourth Inlariry Division In L~.
A t-lrem*-! In Hrttar* *‘ .of t'*#
divlilcn'i 4Tlh Arm-rad Flold Ar.
ttilery Battalion, KaiitU antarel
Vh* Arm- In July 1233.
K -- -11
y v d -v -d from Ovia-Jo High bvheal In 15!3.
PARTUS ISLAND, S. C. (F1ITNC)
—Scheduled to csmplila recruit
tra'n! *1 at tbs Marine Corp* Re
cruit Oanot. P -- b '- '- - e
c.
April 51 was Varner W. Nelson J r .,
vm of Mr. and Mr*. Venter Neleun
of Lake Marv.
Tha rm-wtek courie covers mill*
tary d*!ll. fl*tt a l'. "e- onal
lenr, Marine Corps history, and <1*
l - i - i against chamlcal and alomi*
attack.
T 'e fira! three wa-'ii are ipenl
m f!i# rifle range where the M -l.
rl''a la fired for qjal/icatlon.
Upon completion of training, tha
ne v Mirinct ire aither asalgned
tu a unit for farther Infantry m in
ing, or In a Marine Corps school.
Royal nay Gem; now at atud,
won three Laurel-stake racei al
various ages. Ha won tha Spald
ing Lowe Jenkins at two, tha
ChcMpeake at thrae and tha Laurel
Handicap at bur.
SUNNYSIDE. Utah F — Reicue
crewa frasd today three men en
tombed for up In 44 houri In a
coal mine care-ln.
Workmen ..................... *
reach a fourth man alio caught
In the avalanr. e
kuTicp in i f f l n tv efi th»i
atone. It wa. not known whether
|iur,u«nl in L'baoisr t i l . rlo r te e
he atill U alive.
XI4IUUI,
Ltuui, lets
1*5! il.*
Ill* fofii.ftlna
foil'.* ‘
i u.
Iii*j land* in ntmlnell County,
Tha reaeuad miner*, trapped
klOl______
irlila
III
.
lie
of
fare#
for
*a|*
aI
when thn roof of tha mine cnl|.lll,||,, outltV for in* hi.a h ,.I and
iet| . m l. M.l al lit* frntit
HI (Ion* of
tapr.cd Wednesday at l:4h p,m
in* atii-lnoi* r.iuiity court iti.u „
lay pinned hereillt m nlng mach
il ¥ inf.ivd. beamnlny at ll i l l A. IL
no
aionttay, J r * y i t " r e i i i
“
inery without foot! or water d'irU l ; t lllk M if. fl M lirh tll-I Bur*
Itid their entomhmcnl.
t*Y of i.ary ilranl, flat Uook
Reaciier* first reached LeVell n—it plucked out J«e Xrcnulelta,1 The third out. a! 4 a m., was I1*** 1
ft P Herndna
floldlns. 42, fither of bur from 13, Dranerton, f.ilher of two, at Lloyd Allen I b —h,
Sunnyslde,
Cltrk ,.r it.* i-lrculi Court
h.-iofn.il* Colin ty. Florida
Wellington, UMh »• t . — ‘e*-*- *
I
of five.
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AUWM* HJAO OMOtT
WMiN IVfCVOM* ~
DES MOINES (F—Mr. and Mr*.
Ja m il Mitchell figure they art
•U avon.
Mra. Mitchell loit control of nnt
of tha famlly'a two cart Mon
day and collldad with on# dnvan
hy Paul YorVey.
Lam than two hour, later.
Mitchell hit a parked truck a few
hlocka away. Tha aime patrolman
Invaatlgato both mt.hapa a nd
it lurnerl out that Ycrkry and
Mitchell work In the aama depart
ment of tha Flrcatoni Tire and
Rubber Co. plant here. Yerk-v
wit unhurt The Mitchelli aufforad cut. and hruUei.
Mra. Mitchell commented:
••Neither of u* ran complain to
the other. My hu.hand wrecked
my car and I wracked bh. W*
had awitchcd cv » "
D AILY
pint.
Legal Notica
T H A T
T H E
M
C IO 'R O U N D !
you
• mill
•MOKtf
j
AENEPAL TU« 0
J WTO
\ o u r'
*"M" HOLIDAY SBDAN
. if
• .. And th# Hlgh*T»rqu9 Outfitrt of OMamolillo'o
F«m oui RooRof infllno la InaUtnily TranalatoO
Into Outsiandlna Rortormanoo al tha Roar Whaalal
n ’a taLB TOigi-al In plsin lan|ai|a,
L
lornue I, -twin." It', the larra that
wakai the wheel* ga 'rnund.
.if
tali
Court
s ir A / m
*|
i
cu n t at
«rKKn,
u. a.
mm calm
jr
.
5a it folla.«i , . . the marl targue year
engine net, the more go power rnur ear has - dell in that iraastaiai harttpower lata leh
« . . tha mara arUwif al lh* light , , , Uw rile tergae at Mrawf anilna rpm'a.
mnra atilan an tha open raid!
Thal'a why, whan it rasaet t* pawar,
T tF*T 0P FMFORMAMO ■I
thtra'e nalhtu lik* Oldeaiahll#'* RaekM _
TAW Knttna - beriuea ihe Racket li Itffut Th# remit I* higher larfM - silken, r*.
TNT I Figure* prate In 330 paand-feet it epaaelva Racket set lea. Teach tha aetaletSftftft rpm (310 paaad-frel at 2100 n a la alar-avat an M ill*-y ea “as" . . . and
*83" niadeli).
tea da bus “Co "I Yen thrill ta emaeiher,
iwlitar hnrsls af pawar far everyday ate OLD* CHASSID is SN aiN SBM B
iter per Urmia re, whan yes aeed It
spaelienlar
TO HANOLR HIOHIR TOSOU11
L o cited In a boiutiful lection of P U n titlo n G i t i t i i on in lap w lilly nlre plot of
srraind which h «i bain d iiro tl in d la ready for aM dinf. C utatoni drive alroady In.
Hmiao has apacltiua llylnjr*room, two good alre bedrooms. Efficiency kitchen and din*
e tte . with cuatom -bullt cabinets and Form ica countertop. Full ceram ic tiled bathroom
with tub and show eri breerevvay co m d etsly acrecncdi utility room and enrporte.
Jan ltrol central heatlnjr ayatam . P lata glaaa sliding doora between living-room and
orcczewny. Jalousie V/ldows throughout.
*10,ns
1>ocn knllk to the fin est MKclflcnttons. Priced for quirk sa lt at
112,500. Term s can be arranged. Can ba inspected any day, Including Sunday.
Oe Gary la on U. S. No, 17, between Sanford and DeLand.
ASK FOR K E Y AT PLA N TA TIO N E S T A T E S O F F IC E — B ro k en p ro te c ts
Plantation E sta te s Inc* Boa 10, D aBary
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Phone SanWrd 1471
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Ohat’a mart. Iha Raehtt'i i«t hartapawer
- fa tpoH i* Ant with Oldtaiablia, In kl|h
aeaS/e hartapawar . . . a br-prndart of
Milna deilta almod rirtlght it tha wheals
• . . whan yen want it.
Oldimablla has the thewli ta taka Racket
Aay way yen Uak at it. yen tanh tap tha
torque . . . a ikllllaUr engineered Old# Racket far ihriila far iIm
mobile thaisli with an ettra-itardy, dyninti- ••R rejnrn whan It1* lima taAtrade,
S E fhap
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eatlr balanced drive ahafu and an extra- •aaa.i. Racket ‘reaad tk* black . . . ar araaaa
rigid Irania that reein* twitting and wMving. the lawn If yon Ilka!
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MAOOt MIMtTT (rl|ht), I. sppears wtU on lh« road to re
covery tn San rrandico after a
delicate heart operation, made
post! bit by the heart-lung ma
chine Invented hy Dr. John Oj born (bottom). The pediatrician
1> ahown beside the weird con
traption he devised •to permit
blood to flow around the heart
by passing through the glass atid
au tnim steel machine. A hole
In Melody's heart, stilled (or IT
minutes, was sewn up by Stan
ford University surgeons on
March 10 as Ihellttle girl's blood
was shunted through the srtifltial heart,
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•IP. SAM RAVIURN (right).
Speaker of the House, was chos
en by the Democratic National
Committee to be permanent
chairmen of the party’s national
convention, which opens August
13 In Chicago. Below, Paul But
ler. chairman of the Democratle
National Committee, and Mrs.
India Edwards, vice chairman,
confer on 1030 plans and prob
lems at a strategy meeting tn
Washington. Butler warned the
party leaders that they face e
“financial crtsli'* tn 1039 and
that the COP now has a “30 to t”
eampaign fund advantage.
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r'*> Vwislww. Warm Mineral Springs, said to be the original Fountsmf*f *Youth^ought*hy
* • *.» * beeomng nationally known for the Iherapeelle powers o fll* w .tersln IhetresL
luseular and other diseases. Nine million gallons o( water rise dally
bottomless
Iter ftid m iillU n a «*«»
lamnantne. af n innou.
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gMUK Ml KIN (right), president of Yathlva Untvenlty, prathe first Albert Elnsteln commemorative award far outstanding
rement In flelda of dttienihlp and humanities to poet Carl
surf. The asvards, sponsored by the Albert Einstein College of
tint, also honored Dr. Stanley Cobb (left) and Sen. Herbert H.
isn (D-N.Y.). The presentation In Nrw York marked the first
ersary of the death of the relativity theorist. (International)
NANITTI FAIIAY, tU? of Ut*
musicals and television, t*
crowned queen of the Interna
tional Stamp Show which wilt
feature th* opening of the new
133,000,000 New York Coliseum,
April 38 to May 0. The stamp
show, held svery 10 years,* tneludes official aahlblts from 70
govaruufita.
ffnumaitonal)
HAINAN HAINAN, Ti, Is st)owis with Mi s*M U»-an old-fashioned
dinner table and setting with tiny mannequins scaled at ths table in
s (I sm gallon jug. It Is on display at ths tenth annual hobby show
for older person* at the American Museum of Natural History tn
New York City. llnlpem sold (<•} worked on this plrcr a* a “labor of
Jove" to bequeath to Ins ch- no All eihlhllnrs arc over 80 years.
THRU Of THI FIRST Americans (o act foot on the Princess Astrld
coast In Antarctica, these men from the Navy Ice-brenktr Olacier
■Ink a brass shake (lop) which eontnln* a capsule recording Iho
historic event Their vessel reached (ho constat Ice banter while
searching for possible science slice to be built for international
geophysical year sludlc*. The men ere (1. to r,)t Lt. Joseph P.
Morgan, Newlonvllle, Mass.; Lt, Iterca Y, Matthews, J r , Decatur,
D a, and Lt. Commander James T. Schermerhorn, Lnkemora, Ohio.
At hot Inin la Ihe “breaker" Enjliuind as It enlcrs McMurdo Hound
with 300 Urns of Ice dumped by a storm on Its superitniclur*.
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THI UANINO TOWI* of Pisa, n pcctrd to fall within 51) years un
less something definite le done
soon, may be liken apart stoni
. by stona and rebuilt, accord!
to a plan suggested by Prof. O
v.auni Donga of the University'I
Home. The tower would be re
* assembled on a massive concrete,
' foundation guaranteeing the'
landmark's life for another 730,
years. At present, the topmost
point le 17.13 feet out of plum
with Ihe tilt increasing at the
rate of about .037 Inches yearly^
\NfWIMIN W1TNIM the flrst puhtle test flrtng of t rocket engine In Bents Susans, Cstlf, as a turbulent
cloud rises from in srem-tlke pit In the rock-dotted hills. The devices are bolted down and Skpend theli
fort* In thunderous shads of flame hundreds of feet long. Object of the letU Is tn perfect fuels and con
trol combustion during flight. Th* engines will power long-range missiles. (International floundpho(o)
3Eft*/
Mitt AUXANDRA TOtITOY,
jU gm L ITfAUff, ebelrmen of the United State* Atomic Energy
; Cammlsriaa, Is shown In Vatican City, with Pop* Plus XU after he
.was received In ■ private audience by the Pontiff. Addreestng au
audience at Italian aetantisti, offlrUla and Vatican prelates tn Rome,
Straus* uld the United Btales "la compelled to oontinu* nuclear
weapon development” because no other course Is open. He disclosed
that the forthcoming Enlwctok teste "would Include eiperlmente
jrilh defensive weapons" designed to repel any nuclear attack.
MAWIN Foreign Miniate* Al
berto Martin Artijo Is shown
•Iter be received an honorary
degree of Doctor of fjiws it
Fordhara University. New York
City. In a speech »t th* ualver■
e»U*d fa r more
U. 8. aid to his country and said
fe*J
with
th* distribution of the aMlatanc*
granted ua.* _ ffeteraetteMU
PIWOIMT MMNHOWII confers with J. Addington Wagner, national
commander of the American Legion, at the Whits House In Wash
ington. Wagqer pledged "full support for the President on bis recent
statement on the os* of troop*. If necessary, to prevent war and pre
serve the peace" In th* Middle East. At bottom, Mr*. Elsenhower
rrcelvee ■ lace mantilla as a gift from Senore da Martin Ariajo, wife
president of the Tolstoy Founda
tion, holds a document In New
York which she says prove* that
b u iu #
dleU,or- * » P h
Ftalln, spied for the Ciarlit m *ret police from lPOfl |0 |Blg,
autbmtio slgneture °* the writer
•f the tetter to show the docu
ment s valid fix. MIm Tolstoy says
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k In Covornor L^Roy Collins
Businessmen Stress Bright Outlook
*y U S M W IM
ahead.
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.YEW YORK A-Amid th# charEauag O thertage* at »>>♦•« »«'• *
a t a# n*iag ro tfld ttxt that atttl metal* *ffi b# a boot ta many time*
better time* be ahead yea caa misafacrarer*.
aipecially if it ir*ae
catch • fa * aocaa ef csouoe ta- air* mean* aa aaiiat at the Kir of a
day—tf yoa'r* the type wbe w*H pre«.nra aa price*. But burl- whale.
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ever, a few warn *h#ir alack.
balder* that the beam redd r a
By R l'M E L L RAT
honey]
of a four-leno bride* sad eooseway eeroae
Leke Moots* between Sanford and Enter
prise."
The remit* of mony of th* program a
catapulted into a brief two year term by
Governor Collin* are Just now rettinf re
sults— end from these results corns nation
wide publicity retarded by some as propatarda. Through the pages of thousands of
newspapers, magazines, radio station news
programs and television programs, have
gone reports, In th* past of rice, corruption,
juvenile delinquency, and horrid descriptions
of collusions and crime. AU of this, now, Is
Leinr supxdanted by the great news of ex
pansion—the solution of juvenile delinquen
cy problems—industrialization and scientifie
achievement.
We reiterate— the proof of th* pudding
Is th* taste.
It is through th* leadership provided by
thp Governor of our State, LeRoy Collins, we
have begun th* headway thousands upon
thousands of citizens have (wen dreaming
of. We are approaching a vita! hour in ths
history of Florida—ami there Is no time
fo r speculation or trial- T h is Is no time to
rely on promises— and wishes—and "if I
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The Sanford Herald
fupveae*tee aartaaallr Or weaeml aCeavilHaa
•eftlea. la *, a*! nearela tavlaa* Baab I l i a
ana.**. Oaaraia
tW Naraie I. a a m * * * af •*# #>.*-1*1*0 fraa*
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i< e a liite e * . , l a « l i * l » , i * i * e ‘ *«« t*r •-***><<.<
all Ilf l#.*l at /-*•-••* I. fM,
Pig# 4^
« d rtimhin* l« ** * * * • tritk tt*J * * n " ,Brri*d*
Hank M#y#r. Director of th*
5 r,n «- wh' in * *
«• B°
Miami B ..cb New. Bureau tell*
!
r^ L re n o o i haBrd B" d •‘" ‘W 1* lhrmj,h * " [ 7 of th. charm and advantage* of
.
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f* I m.**U ,nd W*f k l tha .tat#'* Mmltroplc* wher. , f.
wt» are aeektag ta rail# aaw
WMkl* |f *|j column* writ- Mmm(M{itloni at modarn touri.t
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* « « H»a rehjret war* laid and ta rMnrt( l r ( available to n it any |g
If any >*!*• eiactrthta. yerticu. ^
they would probably reach
w k , n<( wher, , mu„ ' W
leHy ■arena tha m*tat produccr«, fr o * bare ta tbare and back m#n, <n4 antartalnm*nt of every
woodar fcaw much of thair backand tha newspapers are iort t Haund*.
log of order* repreient* in*calory *<framing ever a ahortaf* ef
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y^ck J r
Editor of th*
boildiai. carryta* Aa ehanca of a newsprint. It drni't makt « "• *
Florida Vawapapar Nrwa and
drey ia demand latar on if eu»I waa gratified to find that Radio Digest and a director of
tamcra’ owa aalaa *kould alip.
___ summer edition of Houia tha Florida Public Relation* A*,
th*
In recant day* executir** ef toy _______
Brautifu]l‘a “Guide for th* Bride" *orl»*Jon taka* hit reader* on a
staal. aluminum and coypar com- didn't
-,,r.n , tarry on# line about G rata personally conducted tour of tho
Tkia I* tha tlth hi a tariaa of ta 1144 After aa oaauceeaaful M- M „laa kav* pointed ta t i n * of a g“#!lyJ *r Monaco but It did have t tala, deecriblng th# pteaiurr*
arttcla# writtaw by Mr*. Carnage volt k, the cituaaa at Waraaw, balance of tupply and demand * ‘lot ta **y about Florida a* that attend a ritit to »ucti »tWilla who hat been rtpreianting Hitiar ordered that Aa city be ------------------------------------------------ an idael place for a honeymoon traction* a* St. Aufuitina wi'h
Tha Sanford Herald aa a tour of “riia d " ItteraQy Mari at tha yea- wk***ry earcirtleaTtybrought up
and urged •tarry ayad yeungaicra |t( oldest Hou»«. th* Old Fort,
foreign couotrlea.
pi* war*aramiatad t* prison camp* «b#lubfart.
Sa I )uri a* sweetly <• con*id*r aur s u t* *a a honay- Marina Studio# and many other
and A# whoi ate la de it ruction of tha •• yoailbl# for ma. laid, “Well, moonar* paradit*.
point* of intareat.
Ta return# my arcowat ef aur ancient and kvaly eity wa* bagua. avaryona ha* trouble*. I gua**—you For aom* time now, “Guido
Ha Inrlte* motoriita entering
Iron Curtail atop* oa our recant Wa saw a tnori* (that was stolen sB are aorry for uabeeau** wa ar* For Th* Bride" has bare promot- th* atat* to h* aur# end »## tha
tour af Europe, wa left Frague. from th#German*) thawing th#
haringdiffleultia*overtagraiaiion
ing Florida a* a havan for Stephen Fottar Memorial Park
CtechAriovakis oa Tuetday, April
of lha damolitioa andw# ara lorry for you all be- honaymoonera and in thair currant at
While
Spring*.
Rainbow
tiaua they feature a four taction Spring* and Silver Spring* in
fHfhHtreW waTq^re^in^alpananea fr* W| Building!, home*, fart on a*. **uta of your difficult!#* over
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t# Marion County, Tommy flartS S , 1 'A « , ! , J 5 ? r ih m S T b a * K h ” U « " * * » « • * » • ' W-wn up « etta -" Th. .hot mu.t have dona *«ic!a: “Where to go,
r», W hir, u stay and What to Utt'i famed Dear Ranch and th*
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w b,h- Ttw butldmu « bac.uM he di.apyaarad.
tea,' authored by four top flight Carries# Caralcada.
tun atrlin* OuTrea.moto'r2 yfan*
V r# . £ ! ,
Florida pubiiciita.
H# take* them to Hok Tower,
looked a little dingy but adequate
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dre,
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B R. Fuller Jr. director of th# Th# Great Ma»Urpleca, Cypre.a
Florida Darelopment Commitilon Gardena, through th# aplendid
£ a i 'i w * u n J l •• ,h#
*,n ,h* n”
by s , i l ‘" ind ’,hlfh w* * ,nr- handle* Ih# “Wher# to Go" tec- citnia grove* of .rantral Florida
.1 ? h M ala'? anr *?ch aaim.L *Bd d" v#
th*
*«d mally called ih. “ Peace Pal.ce **
H* Inform* hie and over to the Gulf for ri*lt* to
h' y h Vd. oa ' J .
* v*r 'b em t.lv ...
Our tighl.aeing trip a lt. Included tlo„ admirably,
Apparently ene Juat kalda oa to the
norethtlire . . .
• **tW to one of tha homing e.tate. reader* th»t in th put decade Week) Wacha# Spring*. Sunihlna
much a Spring* and Garden*, th* Rinelining a* ing Muaaum and Clrcu* Hall of
>m*thinr Fame and then through th#
* R •ha* coma fabulou* Everglade# with <ta
and polnte can# and vegetable flilda. tha
what tha Surer Hout# and cattl* ranch**.
t u S ' d P o m ' t h ! ' t r i m ' '? .* ? *"*' ^
1J m S J 2 ? ' S a r e S
,h* Ir! "
! iT
Reaching Miami h# includ-a
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Sgirlt
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ha* HnaV
h « » h<»«bril
lad
* ,n cathedral*
, *D. ^ ,,boUtJ
Ti,rt *°
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ind ' annetlva
on at
other
Mna*. dtJ* ,hr,u*rh»*
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. .tarred
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the
in Wirtaw
which
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vlait* to such attractions ** Ih*
Th* Ru.tUn IsMlet utuiIty wtar th< J J , mi7 ,,| oa, j9bl rflu f l l curtantly being rebuilt. St John *. Impt
Sea((u»rium, Monktr and P a rr o t
the coat and tkirt of • uniform and
w
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r ” Aa you know. H par cen* of Pn- Ur* eich way with Rad China la jungle*, Ytiraya and numerou*
any bleu ta they hi ppan to pick out
nVwded but 'th re a r. m l liBd‘' lw*n,T f17* millin« people »fain»t
_ -only
- ■ freetlen
. , . of that with
ik. othar Intareiting attraction*, t
of tha cloaat (I *ay tkia ainca I •-bulldingait’* folk* I hiva
b1* Catholle. Bacau*a the Poll«h u»In tu n pointed out that tha’ Ju.t d»n't .re how any prenarar aaw two altka—aomaflaaee
Moala aav t*nd no. Catholic Church la aitraasad from tnii*d St*!** had trad# commit- ip4(tj T# hontymoonar* can re»l«l
mint* all over th# world •bicb ,<,,,,1,^ to Florida after reading
d * - I I T J o.* * ? T «
h#l>
Wlava them when * * V“ fc,B BBi 0,B « « » » " " *» » '*
fuiea t# allow contact between hava to b# honored and alto that
turrant la*u# of “Guide for
nm a ? h?.a aid la *nfte o l i .t T<"
ef the horror th# two point*, a* vacancies in th* we are in th# potman of not need ^
grid*." It ia g wondarful
The reri i ma " iif r e r n “ H Z .t ^
h t' * ,uW#T*d
- B7> that Church occur th# State make* ap- lnl many of A# Item* that Poland,
f„r Florida.
Id of A d o re r
n ^ m ld th ,f
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'church ail- tflr in.tanca, has to export.
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thortry.” In thl* way, of couna.
On* other thtaf and I mu*t cat Mg||jMj|fiM|K'
worn by women ia th . Scat*, about £ * "V V . k. 1 1 1 ? . ,0 ? '
over a period of tim* th# Stat* will thi* off. th* price* of ''luauriaa"
.
rift.en year, ago and. tncld.m.l. J ^ V
,h*
•rtflofl, 11 ,h# hava complete control of the were, lik# in Prague, cxlramaly
* o ig
ly, tha *ama typa (hat I later aaw
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Church. Incidentally, thia attllud* high—• pony of vodka U W: a cup
• r ..
»n N oirt of 100 Ruitian women.
" Br*BW w#
‘ha .
of coffee f l 00: small stuffed doll
Thi* coupled wiA long, atrtngy hair ?B ^ autsntoblla factory in Poland .
i f m i hone (whole toy about >
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lid not add up to our Idea of the
,0 0 ? ,1,op!,, * ho * nrk thin
to inrhat high) 10100; egg* Me to
H O IT IP r
n-ell-dratred airline ateward*** l"
F* r” B*,T «h*T »ra
1100 each.
U aitimatad
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Howav.r, th . lervtca wa* aood and
« « » daily-m o.tly p
Ota. a* well a. other* w. had later lnt
K
for growth anti «n tha trip, waa vary kind and
•I*" had our utual briefing tnck
ith proven abiP1****^ aenloa at our Emba<*y and a ra- An
la thla eonnactlon, T win bring f*Ptlon at Amhatiarior and Mr*. l |op
For County Commlmloner
i i th . t . . i .
her# tha! generally on thia far«b** horn*. For th* fir.l time n(wt
J
Tftcadgy, April 21, 1058
TODAY’H Hinl,K \ hhriE
Father worIt<th and ( work. John
f i l l Tlioae a ho h<mrd wealth ao th«lr
children need not w irk tlefent tiiilr own
tfida. They de»1ro> Ihc'r chilnien. Them ii
ahundanre of wnk that nee l.i dnintr e\ru
thn it Is not reuneratlve wttrk. Wo know
there ere son* and igrandaona of great loilitatrlgliata who have n devoted arnan of
aervlce to humanity. All rich men are not
raacela.
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r s r s f r -A r c s
iLSS!S?*rT. !S452
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Will He Appreciated
County Reaident 29 Year*
Operated 0 * a Rusl**** la Coun.
ty For 21 Year*.
(Pd. Political Ad . . Paid for b|
Homar Little)
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family In Pari* than ha can in
threa day* at wandering through
A t Louvre.
Tha bait pari of any fournay
la not in remembering what
siranga aighii you saw—but what
Intareiting people yon mat along
th* way.
Mori of A« riving# right* are
ant attitude toward both thair own
countrymen and especially u*. They
do not want Amorieana coming (a*
they ospraaa h> “throwing money
•«**<!" and “ ipraading propaganda”, which 1 decided meant “ralhtag about automobile*, refrigaratan , talavislon tat*. ate."
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TUESDAY
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THURSDAY
Th# Girl Scuut leaden meetlni
The Sanford Duplicite Bridge
will be held al th« Epucopil Par Club will hold Its monthly Mast
ish House at 7:30 p. m. All scout Point gama at 8 p. m. at (he
leaders and co-leaders along with Yacht Club. Visitors arc Welcome.
any m.ercsted parents are urged
Southern Memorial Day Pro
to allend this session.
gram will be held at 9:15 a. m.
Ladies Night will be held by the at tha home of Mrs. Ilcucl F.
0en'a Class of the Presbyterian Robison, 1407 E. 2nd St. followed
Church at 7 p. m. Supper will be by a luncheon al the Lemon Bluff
aerved. The Rev. Paul Edris ol Camp of Mrs. J. II. Truluck with
Daytona Reach will speak to the Mrs \V. It. Dyson as ro-hu«tcsa.
group on "Dent Fool Poetry."
Cub Scout Pack 10 will have a
Tne Y.W.A.'s of the First Bap committee meeting in the First
tist Church will nice; at 7 p.m. Methodist church al 7:30 p. m
Installation of officer:, wul be Parents of boys wishing to Join
held at the regular dinner meet should apply at this time.
ing of the Pilot Club of Sanford
Meet starta at 9:30 in the Yacht
£|ub.
^ T h e CPO Wives Club will meet at
I pm. on the Rase at the CPO
Club. All members are urged to
attend.
St. Mary's Chapter of the Holy
Cross Episcopal Church will have
a plastic ware party at the home
of Mrs. Guy Allen at S p. m. In
Loch Arbor.
Past Noble Grands Club of Svmole Rebekah Lodge will meet
In 3h-». inary Jameson, find Pal
metto Ave.
S
The Training Union will sponBor a covered-dish supper at
First Baptist Church at S:.'Ul p.m.
Dr. W. p. Brooks Jr. will lewd
the midweek prayer service at
First Baptist Church at 7:30
p.m.
Melvin Dekle will direct the
raining Union Workers Conferice at First Baptist Church at
•:1ft pm
*
Mr and Mr*. If ( lark Moore Jr
nf Jacksonville announce ihr birth
The Junior Choir will rehears# of a daughter, Rubin Michele.
•t First Baptist Church si 3: IP April 19 in the Jacksonville Hos
p.m.
pital, weighing ft !b*. It n-.
-C a m a ra T o p ics----------Silly? Abstract? No!
It's Fun For Photographer!
J r f ie winner In a O ra/lej photo con tu t. H ad* udf/i 4 I ft Graph lo
y tew In 1/100 see. at //11
*1"IRED ef trying to make pot|S tra its of animals, peoplaT Gst
real silly, and you might And
you’vt coma ap with * terrific
(deal
Tha appaal of this egg lies In
Die feet that It falls Into the
aaltgorv of thinga *Tva seen
many times and never thought
ef taking."
was achieved
A striking’ effect
ef
whan the shot was mad# with
existing sunlight end the shadaw of a wire fence on the egg.
Shootliyt the picture is the lost
thing, T. T. Holden, photo direc
tor, Grade*. Inc., Rochester,
N. Y , points out. It's the plan
ning that counts. Where woold
you put tho egg7 You must view
tha subject from different angle*
and at different leveli — down
.low, n high and from tha left
and right.
*
i Bach tin t oheerre the form a4
the object, eondder both It* out*
MRB. J. C. LVMBKRfltJN
B I R T H
Mr. and Mr*. Bay C Henderson
wish to announce the birth of a
daughter born April 1R weighing
7 lbs. |>i o*. The young miss
was named Rhonda Carmelle.
Mrs Henderson n the former Miss
Donna McTeer.
Bn* and the angle at which tha
•un strike# It Rotate It In relalion to the sun. You'll find on*
position in which the pattern of
light and shadow beat ravaola Its
natural form.
f
The 4 s I Graph!* View vised
to taka this photo probably le
ona of tha most versatile, and
flexible cameras for still-life
shot*. It can be used equally well
hy both the amateur and profes
sional. ftfc*w.
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Small ohjarta are easily ma
nipulated. allowing many light*
li« possibilities. Also, magnlAcation of tha miniature adds
drama Itself, p
Try aomt still-life photogro.
phy yourself, and you'll gat vat*
viable experienoe In lighting and
compoetUocv. And if you stick la
H, yea'll be sure to get some
really striking print* V* add I *
yosir eoDactiom*
M^s Myrtles
schedule
Schedule of Miss Myrtle Wilson,
Home Dcmnnstral.on Agent April
25 — May t, is as follows:
April 25 Five Girls' 4H Clubs
will have the* Achievement Day
at tha Oviedo School. Each girl
will bring an exhibit of (he pro
jects she has taken during the
year, their record book and story
of their project lo be judged. First
club mens at 9:30 A. M.
April 2rt Sanford Home Demon
stration Club will meet today to
make bandages and night ahlrtt
for tha Cancer Clinic. Community
Center will he open el I A. M.
Lake Mury Home Demonstration
Club will mre-. al the Community
Building at in A M. Mrs. Sarah
Morris, Home Service Advisor.
Florida Power Corporation, Winter
Park, will give a cooking demon
stration on using and caring for
small electrical appliances. Mlsa
Wilson will give a demonstration
on "Styles Suitable for tha Indi
vidual." A covered dish lunch
will he aerved at noon.
April 2« National Horn# Demon
stration Waek starts April 29 —
May 5.
May I County Council Chorus
will meet al the Community Cen
ter at a 30 for practice
Mias Wilson will attend a Dis
trict 4-H Training meeting in Or
lando 9 .TO A. M. — 4 P. M
Ceramics Class willI mee
meet al
Seminole High School at 7 P. M.
Calendar
WEDNESDAY
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Beautiful Ceremony Unites
G. Wilkinson, J. Lumberson
A double ring ceremony per
formed In the candlelit ('antral
Raptlst Church united in mar
ring* Friday, April 20 at ft p.m.,
Mias Ruth licialdlnt Wilkin.on,
■laughter of Mr, and Mr* (' J
Wilkinson and James Clifford
l.untherson, son of Mr. and Mr*.
('. J. Lumhrrson of Marysville,
(thin.
Tne Rev, J . W Tarham offici
ated over tbs riles said before
an archway of candelabra and
greenery, flasket* of flowers en
twined with fern were also used
as effective decoration*. On the
pulpit was an open whit* Hi hie
flanked hy two hunting whit#
tapers In tall holders, targe
bouquets were also used on the
organ The family pews were
marked hy flowers and greenery
and tied with satin rlhbone.
Mrs Shirley Grleme, organist,
played tha traditional wedding
musie and marches while the
Rev. C. W. Blank, soloist, t*n|
during the evening. "Rerau**"
"I l.ov# You Truly" and “The
Lord* Prayer."
THE n n iu r
Given In marriage hr her fa
ther, the former Miss Wilkinson,
was lovely in a *a:in and lace
white gown featuring a rathedial
train. I.ar# scalloped the edges
nf the satin which fell in soft
folde lo the floor. A fitted bodice
was also featured with a yolk of
tulle edged with tiny seed pearls.
L o n g sleeves terminated
to
pointe above the bride's wrisjs
and her only jewelry ennaiated of
a pair of 300 year old pearl ear
rings. A veil of lac* fell from a
pearl coronet while she carried
■ bouquet nf flower* centered
with a alngl* whit* orchid accen
ted by eatin ribbons.
WEDDING PARTY
Miss Gladys Hasty, maid of
honor, wore # purple taffeta
dress along the princess lines.
Her miffon: skirt fell to the floor
whil* the neck «f the creation
was slightly scooped with tiny
rapped sleeves. In her hair aha
wore • purple bandeau accented
hy tiny yellow rot* hud*. Miss
Hasty carried also a bouquet of
yellow rnss hints.
The bridesmaid's dret.es -vers
.im'lar to that nf tl * maid of
honor's and all earned rose hud
bouquets. Acting i t aitendsnts
were Miss Dorothy Miller, Junior
bridesmaid and cousin of the bride
from Daytona Reach: Miss Marfirs t Renhsm. Miss Man Frances
Henderson Miss Faye Beckham
and Miss Patsy llaught
Harw Wilkinson, brother nf
the hnde. acted as heat man
whila
usher-groomsmen
were
Dick Atkins, Charles Worth. Jack
Hlcky, Earl Ratliff, and William
Oowersoi,
1.11*1# Linda deGrorn, cousin of
the hride, was flower girl and
carried a whila basket filled with
rose petals.
Richard Peacock acted as ring
hearer and rarned a satin haliy
pillow which was used hy the
Hilda ■> a child Jt was edged
with lac* and centered with a
liny gold ring.
Mrs. Wilkinson ehna« fop her
daughter's wedding s navy blue
street length dress nf faille Her
arcrs.nrirt wer* whit* end she
pinned on her shoulder a corsage
of whit# rose hods.
Mrs. I.umberson, mother of
the groom, woia e grey taffeta
drese with pink accessories. Her
enrsaga waa also rose buds in a
pink shad*.
THE RECEPTION
A reception waa hsld immedi
ately after the ceremony In tha
church anneg.
Rridea flowers
wer# used *■ decoration* In vari
ous points in the room.
Flnatint
hostesses Included
Betlr
Sue Huffman. Orlando;
and Dorothy Miller. Mr*. Chris
tine Woodruff along with Mr*. J.
W. Brown rut the three tiered
cake while Mise Paulett* Cason
and Mint Betty Gihh* served
punch. Mis* Rarhara l.nwa kept
th# Bride'a Honk.
The new Mre. I.umberson chose
fnr her honeymoon trip to Ohm
a black suit with a matching
Jacket and the orchid from her
bridal bouquet. She had while er-
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LAKELAND
Federation
opened Its annual convention yes
terday aftemnoiv with attendance
of about l.ooo.
The first activity is dedication
of the federation's new state head
quarter*. Mr*. Waller S. Jones
of Jacksonville, Immediate past
president In whose administration
the building campaign was begun,
will be the principal speaker.
Mrs. E. D. Pearce of Miami,
current president, will be In
charge. Also taking part In the
ceremony will be tvso other past
presidents. Mrs. T. V. Moore of
Miami and Mr*. W. S. Jennings
of Jacksonville with Mr«. Gilbert
F. l.oehs of Waters-ill*. M e.
American Homes chairmen of the
national federation.
The first business session of the
three-day meeting will he held to
night. Dr. John Lester Buford of
Mount Venon, III., president of
tha National Education Assn., will
speak.
Officer* will he elected and Installsd Wednesday. According to
custom tha first vlct president,
Mrs C. M. Washburn of Tsmpa,
will beroma president.
Those from the Sanford Club at
tending tha convention Include
Mrs Ralph Austin Smith, Mrs. F
Meriwether, Mr*. B. C. Moore and
Mr*. J . N. Glllnn.
*
High Scores Are
Featured Thursday
At Duplicate Game
l Photo by Jameson!
★
convention Open*
In Lakeland With
1,000 Attendants
Happy Birthday
APRfl. 24
I.mils Speers
Sir* A F Ramsey
Margaret Gmt
Feed P Perkini
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small bathroom, consider eliding
mirror door* for tha medicine
cabinet Theta mirrors allda open
to maka either slda nf the cab
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shelving areesalhl*.
and
provide extra light, more mirror
space for careful grooming. Both
the mirrors and tha chromium
frame* they're set into can he
kept sparkling hy going over them
sparkling hy going over them
dally with a sudsy sponge, followed hv a brisk polishing with
a soft rlnth.
A record of "some kind” was
set at latl Thursday's regular
game of the Sanford Duplicate
Bridge Club when af73 per rent
gam* was good for only serond
nlace With an average of 33. Mrs
Pater Schaal and Mr* V. L. Carl«on were forced lo accept second
place when their 4ft match point*
were topped hy the 30 polnls scored
hy Mr* E E. Anderson and Clyde
Ramsey. Hurd end fourth place*
went to Mr. and Mrs Wallace
Philips and Dr. l-eonard Munson
and Fred Stein respectively.
The geme next Thursdav even
ing will he Ihe monthly Matter
Point game On the following
Thursday, Mar .3, a chicken dinner
will he served, followed by an
individual game. Those planning
to attend, who have not made
their reservations, are requested
to phone 1349.
eeisorie*.
After Mav 1 the eoupla will ha
at home at 2I2'» W Iftth Street
Out-of-town guests
included (
Mr and Mr* C, J. I.umberson,
Marysville, Ohio; Harry Huffman
and daughter. Orlando; Mr. and
Mrs. Jam** Huffman, Orlando;
Mr
and Mr*. A. K. delirnm, |
Daytona; Sirs. E. E Miller and
daughter, Mre. I.uctll* Clark, W |
K Kitchen, all of Daytona and
Mra. Myrtle Robert ef Medina,
N T
Th# hrld* was horn In Daytona
later attending schools In Banford. She graduated from Semi
nole High Raftonl with th* class
of 19ft> and is a member of the
Central Baptist Church She it
presently working a* a dental te
nsion! for Dr. John W. Eppa.
Mr. I.umbereon was horn In
Ohio end attended school* there
graduating with Hi* rlas* of
1954. II# leter entered the V S.
Navy end plan* to enter Station
University In Del.and, to etudy
Dentistry after his discharge.
j Graduates
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Feted Saturday Mre.
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C. Moore
With Luncheon daughter-1
Ml*s Elirabeth Woodruff and Clark Moore Jr.
Miss Mary Rose Speer, popular
.
June graduates of Seminole High
M*1* ^***** Caldwell waa ealled
School wet# honored Saturday atTampa Jnday due lo the death
ternoon »t 12:30 n m. hy Mr*. °|' Hra. Frank H. Caldwell^. IhS
Roy Mann. Mts. E. A. Shlnholser widow of tha lata Dr. trank Laid*
well.
and Mrs. I.eRoy Anderson with
luncheon In the Mann home.
Mr. and Mrs. Tory Rusal will
The delirious meal was served
buffet style (turn the dining room leave for Havana, Cuba to at*
table which was overlaid with a tend the Laurence F. Lee Club
white lace cloth and centered Convention of the Peninsular L ift
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with a beautiful arrangement of Insurance Co. which will begin. .
red and white carnations, babys Wednesday and end Monday. Mr.
IIum I Is a charter memher of the
breath and (Jurcn Anne's lace.
Other bouquets nf Spring flow f'cninsular exclusive IftO.COO Club. t .;
ers were u*cd throughout the
other rooms of the lovely home.
Buds It FoT Safety
The hostesses presented the
Safety official* warn against
girls with gifts. Those invited to
attend with tha honored guests storing oily mops |n elosat* whera
wrr» Miss Verna A. MacGlllls, spontaneous combustion can eaua# •■
Miss Harrietts Redding, Miss serious home fires. Thla 1* a wise
Marty Cameron, Miss Mary Tan- precaution, why not allmloatt th#
M1„ Bflly Ann Munson. Mist fire haaard entirely t
Instead, leak oily Mops promptly
Janice Klnlaw, Miss Gerl Spivey,
Ml** Yvonne Cullen, Mias Mary In a pall of hot soap or dehtrgenl
Ann Wright, Mis* Sara Jacobson, suds In loosen the greasy oil. Than
, launder in clean auda, rinse, anft
Miss Margaret Moire.
Also Mis* Pet Dunn. Mlsa Gracia ' dry. The clean mop, will do #• .»»
Smith, Miss Paid Whltie, Mlsa better Job of floor waxing, next
Ann Harvey. Mrs. Virginia Pope, lima
Mi«s Mary Esther Powell, Mlsa
Nancy While, Miss Sandra Peter
s** Nsw
son. Miss Joyce Rock. Miss Sue
Hayes, Mlsa Nancy Travasos,
Miss Dawn Ann P e a r s o n ,
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Miss Faye Ashley, Miss Glenda
Sllkwood and the honored guests,
Jft *•
mothers, Mrs. Harry Woodruff and
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Marlins
Counting
On Paige
Uddeil tor f o r t y je a n , and
widowed for ten. but she suit was
tailed by her girlhood same. U s
bad been a g n a t baUe, and was
■till a pretty little old woman.
"Bhs alwaya wait silly r declared
Auat flora, sniffling, “and you
never could see tti I recall so wall
the time aha chcoa to attract at
tention by tidin' an unbroka hone
aide eaddle. AU swishy skirts aa*
petti coala. Th* animal reared, and
aha went does—with you men
moot concerned I Hhs came out, of
course, bein' not ready yet to die—
and aha wasn't'hurt bestdel I re
member ao well how you left me
■tilin' lone in Urn democrat and
CKAFTttt TWO
AD AND pencil st hgmL Lind*
bar breakfast naff talked ta
th* cook. This daw#, aha moved oa
. ta attar tasks. This was tha day,
■attsday, ta arrange new flower*
throughout th* house.
" I had to f it th# glade and aoma
far* from tha rlty, Miss Unde,"
th* gardener told her, Ufa eye*
aaslegatic. " P le a s # don’t tall
Ma’am, ah* aspect* ao muck.. .
- Unto reassured tha old (allow,
Cl* kept tha grounds and tha little
graaahouM beautifully; « Ma'am
axpaetad more, it tea* too much.
Linda kook * Bat basket of flowara
back, to tha hotiaa, to th* dining
ream where tha banquet top had
alm dy been placed upon lha table,
and Jacob waited an bar decision
an to tha doth and china which aha
**a t*d used. Ha toe apoka ta bar
aa "Miss Unda." Bka waa navar
ehilad N r* Thornton, even down
town. Mrs. Alan sometime*, but
mors often if Us Limto Beretha
waa Mrs. Thornton.
Wall, what matter T hha helped
th* toiler spread th# aallny cloth,
than asked for paper and towel* to
protect it while arranging tha
Rowers. Bha glanced, queatmningly,
up at Jacob, Ha noddsd. "You got
a band, Mlaa Linds," ha said ap
provingly. Pleasure flushed Into her
•hacks, and sparkled In her eyes
Than aha caught tha way Jacob'*
hand ail Bed avail before aha rea
lised that tha soft murmur of
voto«* from tha breakfast room
had Haas to tha aharpnM* of
chart* and countercharge.
"Oh, dear," aha breathed.
T H haary it out, Mlaa Linda,"
Jtaeob «df*r*d diacr*«Uy.
"Thanh yen, Jacob." Ona could
not dlseuaa tha family and Its af
fair* with th* MrvMla, even with
n boy who'd teas torn and raised
J
“B u t,:d in a r Kennerly waa aev•nty-fiv* milea from Valhalla, tod
If ha waa going to operate Ihrre—
-Tea. dear," ha agreed to all the
uunge ne anew bad come into her
mind. -1 am afraid 1 shall be lal*
lor dinner, t ut terribly sorry to
do Uus, Linda, but—'*
"Don't worry about me! I feel
sure 1 can celabral* even a wed
ding anniversary alone. Hut your
mother. Alan—"
"Mn ara won L like it," he agreed,
bta dry tone mdlcaling to wlial ex
tent herein* dialikca any Uiarup"Can't they get someone else,
Alan 7 Kannerly >■ nearly a hun
dred miles away—"
"U'a ssvsniy-flve—and usey do
have a surgeon. Linda. Ha called
ms. Hut tout cans—an* can’t ba
moved, I’m closer than any city
doctor. U'a a young woman, dear.
Hurt, la a bead-on auto crash.
Cothran aaya it a tha worst baa
aver a * * * -1Dae diaphragm ta rup
tured, with tha spleen, liver and
intaeuae pushed through—and ■lha
lung collapsed, gha—I nave to try
to correct all that 1 can, dear, (ihe
—aha a pregnant beside*.”
Oh, denrl "But can you. . ,(,?“
“I don t know, l iu gouig to try.
11 they could find anoiiter surgeon
closer, I reckon they would uave
him try now, l ‘m aorry, darling.”
"Ut couro* you must go,’ aha
agreed, quickly. Than la an effort
to sand aim off uo aa pleasant a
pots aa poaatbla; "But don’t pre
land, young dim , that you are aor
ry to leave me. 1 know your real
Invar’
. Alan thudded. "You da, ahf
Red headed, isn’t she7"
"Ail colors Assorted. Patients
eomo that way.",
"TH giant lha assortment,” he
told hit a lia "But 1'U argue lha
Identity ol your rival, I ’m only
aorry lor my patients, dear Linds;
it’s their ailments that I love!”
tllia laughed, "I ain't ic* that
It makes much difference. . . . uni
1 want u ask about ui* Medley
boy."
title sensed tha quickening of his
interest. "YesI” be said eagerly.
"W* had a confirmation this morn
ing! Definitely ticket, cell. Id tula, i
did right, too, ut beginning trans
fusions.”
"You always do right where
your patient* uro concerned,” Hhe
would have qualified lb* lalntiy
bitter statement, but Alan spoke
to someone at tha hospital, and
did not comment or answer Linda.
Whan ha began to talk to her
again, U waa to say sadly that
things war* bad (or tha au-yaar*
old Negro child. "What shall 1 do,
Lands T Tall his mother that Oscar
can’t live—that ha'll surely dl* bafor# h# la ten, probably sooner?"
"Ob, nol" Her protest was ricniy
compassionate, "lx* her hope,
Alan I If a woman can't hope, ah*
has nothing.”
Rha felt his sigh against her ear
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LAKELAND T A lhrr«-ilny --If
lotimament lo decide alata high
sclitNtl lennt ami iudivliliiai p|iu„ipions today,
The Inniti rlisiiipltuialiui will tie
decided hy scores in today's 18httln qualifying round.
The 18 low scorer* then will hegin match play fur lha individual
lute.
Eleven girls are In ilia record
field of lIB compHitora.
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Oxford Athletes
Confident Bunch
NEW YORK WM-A confident
bunch of blokes thes* Oxford Uni
versity athletes are.
Four of them sro here to enmpet« in tho Penn Rolsya this Fri
day and Saturday. They’r* limply
ootlng confidence.
For one thing, they didn’t even
bring along a spare In case of a
mishap. Then, after entering two
events, they decided to try a third
because they didn’t think tho op
position In tho other two was
strong enough.
"You don't know how much wr
In England have Impoved In the
past three y ean ," 22-year-old tan
noyd told th* New York Track
Writers Aasn. luncheon yeiterday.
The other three member* of the
team are Alan Gordon, Derek
Johnson and Donald Gorrle.
The two-mlla and tha four-mile
are to be run off within an hour
and 25 minute*, but that doesn't
bother lha visitor* i t all.
“ I think thit will give u* plenty
of time between race*," Boyd nid.
"We dn plenty of training and are
In good condition. After all, even
an ordinary practice session calls
for at least an hour of good, herd
running.
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Williams Means Lot
To Boston Red Sox
By JOF. HF.ICHLF.R
( M i o n t . Starting with 1052, «h«
The Associated Press
year Williams left the club lo serve
How much does Ted Williams1 hi* second term with Ihe Marines,
mean tri the Boston Red Sox?
theflgurn* plainly show Ted's value
The inescapahlo truth is that the 10 l,,,‘
So*'
tied Sox, without Ted Williams,
from the srtirt of me UIJ7 »«V "n
arc s second-division club. With *° dnt*. tho Red So* have won 318
him, they’re a pennant cunirndcr. gatr"1* while losing 305 for a .500
The recent series with Ihe New
' Vi«h
York Yankees dcmonslr.tcd how
u
feeble the club really la when Wit- T,h ,t * * ™ gal . W thout him
llama Is out of the lineup.
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1 he combination of a light ached-- - n n,ton wnn the firs? two games
11'* * nt*
Wfhjhlr yesterday, handily this season. Williams clubwhich wiped out all major league hc<| four hit#
(lve , imcs flt b it.
action except Brooklyn * fl-l vie- The
Sox n1ju,p „ ,hr, c ln 8
tury over Philadelphia, gave an roW the next day with Williams out
opportunity for a cheek of Boston of
,incup beciluc of „ fool
box scores during the past four Jl|ryi Thcn cama lhe thr(,. aucce*.
sive losses to the Yankcci, 7-1,
rFiaht
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111 1 s t R O U n d
SAN FRANCISCO wv_ Flash
Elordo, one of the top fcatlur'velghts of Ihe Orient and chainplon of Ihf Philippines, pounded
< Ico Lane of Oakland Into submission in 2:28 of the first round
o| a scheduled 10-rnundrr here
last night,
The referee stopped the fight,
Elordc weighed tin 1, pounds to
Lane’s 12P'i,
Elorde, a southpaw, came out
of his corner punching with both
hands. He had Lane hacking up
Irnm the first seconds, as he fired
left hooka to the head and body,
I-ane staggered around the rin*
almost from the first contort. The
Oakland lighter waa so busy trymg lo save himself that tie waa
able lo get In almost no blows,
, 0n-8Terte,*oitt ln, ,° *cllo
n Tho victory moved th# Dodger*
,n lwo"m
of,h
1IC B(im
plnch
hitter, driving ln a run with a sin Into a first-place tla with Milwau
gle.
Boston's schedule game with Baltimoro Iasi night was postponed because of cold weather. It may
prove a blessing because It gives
Tod another day to recover from
his Injury.
Flvo games were scheduled yestorday, all under tho lights, bur
cold weather, rain and snow combinod to wipe them all off lha slate
except the game between t h e
Brooklyn Dodgers and Phillies In
Philadelphia,
tn Philadelphia, young Don Dry*.
dale, Brooklyn's rookl* right-hander, made hi* firs? major league
start and turned ln an impressive
prformance. The 19-yar-old Montrral graduate yielded nine hits but
pitched itipcihly in lha clutch,
striking out nine bathsr*.
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R EG U L A R
In this spars each day I wttl glr# you Information rsgsrdlftfl
my**lf and my qualification*. I InviU your Inspection of my
raeord *■ a business man tn Sanford for th* past 38 years, and
*■ a resident of this city lino* 1910.
$J39.95
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Washington, D, C . .. 4 nighta 17.49
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Colonial Virginia .... I sighs 79.H
Vellowalone Park 2 !i days 133-20
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DAY ItCO RTID YOURfl
Rid# a “pHviI#" Greyhound
roach with an expert drivag
end with c#ng*nlsl compan*
Una, *nd «r wceH as ho*41
B co ilnete T o u n ty sn<1 It*
rh iiftre n sh o re e y .ry tb tn g
• He wilt K# honest »ltk bit* •
self and will enforce the
without partiality.
SESSSj
KNOW YOU It
tbs welfare
else
kee, Each club hat a 4-2 record.
Drysdale, a lanky, baby-faced
youngster with a side-arming style
not unlike Ewell Blackwell, walked
only one batter.
Th* kid himself set up the win
ning rally in the fifth. After Carl
Furillo had walked, he got the first
Bispllnghoff, who Injured hi*
hit off veteran Murry Dlckion, a
single to luft, Junior Gilliam and left teg and knee In a fall a w«k
Puo Wee Reese followed with tin ago, limped around for a 71.
gles to giv* tha Dodger* a 3-0 lead.
The Dodgers added Inauranca runs
In the eighth and ninth.
* * * AND SAVE * * *
0F SKMINOT.ft COUNTY
Ut
PINEHURST, N.C. 1.71 _ n9||
Sanders, who learned his golf ft
a nine-hole course ! ij Cedari®**,
G*., found hlmtflf In Ih* rot* W
favorite as the North and South
Amateur tournament, heretofore
pegged a* a wide-open affair, ba
gsn match play today.
to ;
The 23year-o1d pta\He produrti
aatesmsn, who now eatti Mliiid
Fla., home, won medal honors
yesterday with a record-smashing
84, six-under par.
H waa the lowest qualifying
round ilnre the Sfl-jear-nirt lour,
nament rut qualifying piny fmoi
98 holei to 1R In 1134. Th* eonfidenf, businesslike m a n n e r la
which he played atamped Patera
as lha man to base
Hillman Rohhlha of M«ntp%
Tenn., shot a 70 and was th* only
other player in the field of m
lo better par 72 over the T.M
yard No. 2 course of the Plnthurrt
Country Club.
Sanders haadrd the upper half
of the draw. His opponent today
was Keely Grice, an accomplish*!
Charlotte player.
(
Others In Ihe upper half In.
eluded Fr*nk Strafed, Girds*
City, N.Y., a hso . time North.
South winner: Dave Smith. Git.
tonla, medalist and semi-flmlltl
last year; Eddie Herrins, younf.
sler from Meridian, Mis*.; Dick
Champman, (he perennial Pis*,
hurst hope; Bill Hyndmin *f
huhit hope; Bill Hpndman el
AbNigtpn, Pa.. 10W National % u.
teur runnerup, and Alex Welsh
front Rockford, III., runnerup her*
two yaara ago.
Robbini, finding Ihe lower half
of the drawr, met Jack Lumpkla
of Athena, Ga., who last year
bounced Joe Conrad out of tha
Southern Amateur tournamen; a
wreek aftar tha Texan had «»a
tha Brltiah Amauur.
Another two-time winner #r»,
Bill Campbell from Hunilngtos,
W. V«., alto waa in tha bottom half
■long with Billy Joa Patton »i
Morganton, N. C., tha 1954 rham.
plon, and Don Bispllnghoff of Or.
Iand% Fla., tha defending cham
pion.
BUY-NOW!
(lO T c r n m r n t
VOTE FOR
*
MIAMI, Fla. bV) — The Miami
Marlins ar* counting on Leroy
.Satchel Paige to help them off
the ground In the International
League race but the ancient
pitcher Insist* it won't ba by
helicopter.
,
Paige eama to the Marline on
opening nlght-by whlrlybird. He
was supposed to land on the
pitcher's mound before the game
but somehow tha pilot missed his
xignal and it wnsn'l until second
Inning that Hatch stepped out of
Ih* flying machine In a cloud of
■lust,
lie waa properly attired In ■
baseball uniform and ambled to
the dugout. Someone brought n
rocking chair. Palga obligingly
took It and struck a famllar pose.
Bill V**rk, executive vlra pres
ident of the Merlins, Insists that
bringing In Taiga was no Joke but
a slnccra effort lo help th* ball
club.
"I woutd't have brought Patch
here If he wasn't going to ha a
help to the ball club," Veeck said.
‘•The old boy still has gut a
lot on the ball, 1 honestly think
he'll he a Mg help."
Asked what it cost to bring
Patge to th* Marlins,, Vscck ad
mitted only that he comes high.
'Taiga and I have been friend*
for year*,," Bill eald. "Ha was
with m# last year on a barn
storming tour. He ean still pitch.”
Paige, who entertain* th* other
players with hie entice, retired
the final hatter Sunday night In
th* second game of a doubleheader to save a 3-2 decision for
Miami.
Last night Manager Don Gsborn called on him and Paige
i-anie through again, Ho pitched to
Allin Clark, the ex-Cleveland out
fielder who cams on aa a pinch
hitter.
Clark hit tha ball solidly but
outfielder Dave Mann raced to
his left and hauled It In fur the
final out for Rochester, which
won the game anyway 2-t.
The Marlins’ roster docs not
list [’algo'* age, but his friends
sny he Is In the neighborhood of
GO, give or take * few years.
Although the b<* gum w*r*
with the Giant# In tholr Rotary
league gome with the Pirates yes*
tcrday, the long end of the score
wen to the Bucs, 8 to 2.
The winning pitcher, Wen doIt
Brooks, rocked up the only two
hits his flub got, but the hapless
Glint* pumped out !lvi »afotln,
Including doublet by McCoy end
11 •iV.’.vuy.
Leitcr hush In the vc.ond inn
ing hud double fin
tin platte? n.,d jinxed four men. A lobMe at short resulted In two tall
ies crossing home, tml three
errors at third bm* helped the
Pirate* garner five rum for tlm
rhiikker. They got ona In th* first
when llatligan was pi,', on a*
McCoy's g'ove tleked hi* bat, and
tw.s in the fourth ns Getman
ua'k'd and Brook* sbiglen to
round th# sacks and csmi home.
T..e Hunt* tied up tho want#
, *s tr< first when MeK’.bbln
singled and after stealing second,
rimn bom* on MrCoy’s two base
clout. They, too, managed lo
score In Ihs forth sending Butner
around after h* took first on a
I'liigle.
The Dos Rrora;
PIRATES
Player
AB It ft
Hudson, 2h
2 1 0
Milligan, If
2 2 0
J . Moye, Ih
2 0 0
Getman, e
1 1 0
Brook*, p
0 12
B. Moye, rf
2 1 0
McMurray, ef
1 0 0
English, st
8 0 0
Davis, 3b
1 1 0
Griffin, rf
I I 0
Winn, rf
0 0 0
Totals
18, 9 2
GIANTS
H irer
AB R H
McKIbbin, lb
2 11
MeCoy, r
2 0 2
Cordell, 3h
1 0 0
Bush, p, si
2 0 0
Grucey, If, p
2 0 .0
Butner, is, If
2 1 1
Hollowly, 2b
10
1
Emerson, cf
2 0 0
Evans, rf
1 0
0
Wilson, rf
l 0\ 0
Totals
18 2 5
nH A TES—
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GIANTS—
1 0 0 1—2 5 7
Summary: SB— MeCny, Hollonay, SO— Brook*, 4: Bush 1 In
Ilk In., Gracey, 4 In 2 2/8 In.
BB— Brooks, 1; Bush B{ Gracoy,
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plaid With deep fringe. Lou Be-'
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For Better rtumbUig
2420 Laurel Ave. REWARD.
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black spot. Black ear* and eyes.
Owner may havt hv paying for
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Plumbing Kretky Hei
Heating
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M. (J. H O D liK S
Sinford Ava. Phone 330-W-l
Service on All Water Pumps—
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• ■ h im la at your aervice. CALL
4ftt for "Barbering by Anpolnt- *3—s p u m i . n o t k t .s
.. rnial." GARFIELD WALKER,
Proprietor.
ENVELOPES, leiterheidi. stale
ments. invoice*, hand bills, and
.ATTENTION B R O K E R S : My
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noting Co. Phone aoa - 403
■ been withdrawn from tha marWest 13th St..
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’ - ‘ Mn. J . F. McClelland Sr.
Ralph Ray, 3130.
j n i i ia to notily th# Patrons of
(W late J . R. flronk< Sanitation
UPHOLSTERING
hilieetlon Rome. I intend to rnn- Custom Slade Drapery and Slip
'tinu* the collection and If there
('Over*
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Phone Sanford - 2333 .1
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TWO CAKLOADS beautiful uied
9271. *17 Celery Av*.
brick. Orange, red, and burnt
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Outfit
Innernprlnif Mnttres*
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PlAistir 11rnd Board
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Apia. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona
Raaih. Cell 2374-W.
FURNISHED Apta. Ml 4 W. First
SI. Reasonable—Phone 1331.
EFFICIENCY ApartmenL Suit
able for bachelor or eounte.
Private bath. Aerosa from Post
Office. Manuel Jecobion.
MODERN Kitchenette* at Pine
Grove Motor Court. Hlway 17-01,
Phnne
W.P. 272333. Rental*
week or month.
Efficiency apartments, air con
ditioning and TV' optional 2021
S. Pari (Highway 17-Mi, San
ford CLARK S TOURIST COURT
3-ROOM
tumisned
apartment.
Close tn. Ill E. 3th St. 130 on
monthly. Phone 233A or 1032.
2-ROOM ftirnisned apt 3tn Mag
nolia. Available May I. 3-Redroom turnlihed house. Celery
Ave. A. K. Rosaetter, Florist.
Phone 212,
FURNISHED apartmenl. Ph. 1393
4-ROOM imlnrniahad downstairs
apt. It I Oleando Ave 123 mo.
Call 122-M nr 136 W after 3 pm.
HAYNES Office Machine Co.
Typewriter*, adding machine*. 2-ROOM furnished cottage. Apply
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3nn W. 27th St.
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time. Colvin • 376-XR (I).
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PAINTING inside A outside. noom
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Call IMA-M after 3:00. 310 Holly.
•penal continues # tit 9.3. rail WHITE
ted in lawna, shrubs. landsrap3170-.I. Mr. Tasker.
mg. Bm ins, U ke .Mary. Fla. FOR SALE—Rrfrlgtralnrs, Heat
ers. Wishers, Stoves, Fens,
PAINTING Interior, exterior by
lit— ELECTRICAL Contractor*
Power lawn mower*. Air condi
contract nr hour. Home or houaa
in Iota. Attention home
RANDAL#< ELECTRIC CO. trailer. Free estimate*. Phone tioner*
builder*. Would submit priee* on
Electnral Contracting and Repairi
W. P. 1-3333. A«k for Mr. Rey
request. FIRESTONE STORES,
nold*.
TV Service Center
111 E. Firat St.
Bendix and Croiley Applianeea
YOUNG MAN
112 MnirnAtiA A re.
Ph. 113
HAVE sieauy employment' wish 4 1 -R U n .D IN G MATERIALS
part-time work after 4:30 sseek
IP-LAUNDRY.DRY CLEANING
days and all day Saturdays A
METAL ROOFING
Sunday. Can do most any type
One hour Wain and Damp Dry
Now In Stock S-V Crimp —1 4 "
wi
rk.
Call
1331
beigaen
3-4:30.
One aour w Waah
___ and Dry Fold
Corrugated—3i»" C q r r u ; a t . * d
'wished Laundry
Get all Your roofing need* at
AulomotDe Sale* Joh wanted by.
Saniionr Drv Cleaning
Shermnn Cnncrete Pipe Co.
Retired Lieutenant Commander,
Smtihtilrie Laundromat
Out West t.vh 8t.
Age 34, College and Used Car
Aoulh Vide Poos mart Bldg
Experience in Detroit Resident
me Eaat 2.1th fit.
of Sanford Area PHONE 2127.R.
RED-l-MIX CONKRETE
Miracle Concrate Co.
IP—PIANO SERVICE
CARPENTER work, repiirs. cab
Phone 1134
inets made lo order. J. E. Robin 300 Elm Ave.
L. L Sill - piano Technician
son. Phone 1137-W.
Phone 3134 Route 1. Sanford
S a l e " Ad.
Are As Easy As A. B. C. —
WANTED work ai bookkeeper.
.PARTMENTft
knowledge of typing, shorthand FRIGIDAIRE appliances, tales
Fl/)OR landing and ftnlahtnf.
and aarrtce. G H. High. Oviedo.
Pltont So Peggy Kendrick.
Cleaning. waxing Serving SemiFla Phone FO0-U13 or Sanford
WELARA APARTMENTS: room*,
aola cuunly nnct 1923.
1443-w altar • p. m.
private baths 114 W. FtM St
H M. Gleason. Lake Mary
31—WORE WASTED—MALE
It ALWAYS Pays
; ' To Use The
WANT ADS
nu
p«
U«
Me
10#
-
"For
I 17—BROKERS and REALTORS
E F F I C I E NC Y ’ Apt. airmnditionrd 17-92 xmnh City limit*
Sltimherland Cnurl.
GOOD n u v s
3 Bedroom Cneereie Block
VA — 1223 Down Payment
FURNISHED a mum. with large
439 per Month P ft I
screen porch, fa ll after 3 no p
Kitchen Fully Equipped
m. 1214 R.
Act f»sl to -hoot# Colors ii-d tfle
Second flour apt 4 rooms and A. K. Shoemaker, nuilder
Thoae 1191
hath, Modern. 143 Ph. I3H3 J,
mnnihly Income of I26ii no —
good investment at 122,.300.00.
17 -HOUSES and COTTAGES
TWO heilrnum cuncrc(P block home
in Hetlary. One block trnm high
way. I6.30U. Term*.
LAST
J
FOR
RENT—In
Orange
City.
Fur
2 BEDROOM Unfurnlshad Kitchen
nished home r.m mu, luirge .3equipped, urge teheed in yard
RED ROHM h<>u>e, inn mu. Isey
(or wupiex with c.illdrsn. Phone
I Stricklanil, Rpnltor, Spring
3002
46.363 Orange, City.
1ltrilronm hnuse near Rase.3 Chil
Iledrnom cohrrne block, runtPhent 1ST dren Welcnmr. Phone 1191.
pl#ie kitchen. Reasonable down
payment, 2I»9 Summerlin Phone
J ncdriMim buiue, Plum* 293,1 IV.
SEE Seminole Realty fur Ilesir
ibte Homes and Apia Phuna 27
39-95
Mather of Sanford
Enclosed heart Sag rroul bottom
tat SI.
rail with plastic end* Pintle or .03-81 R.
rayon tap**- Cotton or nylon
curds.
2711 W.
senknrlk G luts and Paint Uft
J - H K D IU V IM h ini *f* K ilc ltr n [nr- NEW Coiiutrv I
lour rooms
1t2 114 Weal 2nd fit.
Phone 32(1
im lie ii lo low i i . Plum e a , S
RICH MAN POOR MAN
»od bn Mi i acre of aioumi,
S H IN B K 8
Terms r»»h Phone 1124-M.
I’OPGUTS. Hull Heads, Worm* Whether you has# an eilaie or a Mi F clean lurnislieil roMigc,
quiet h* week or month. Phone
nr a.mn able
price.
Flemmgi bungalow you will he proud to
3010 3V-I
Grocery, F. Geneva Axe Open call ii home if von c'loose your
furniture from “F cn o lA "
7 day* a week.
4-ROOMS, Florida room hath A
1
When your Elrrlrie Mnlnrs
carport# Immediate po»xe*»ion
1SPINET Piano, Mahogany. Prar EASY TERMS • TREE DELIVERY
•-BO ATS AND MOTORS
Ganeratnr. A Starter. Kail
Call 2ti<)2 altar 3 30.
ilcally new. Sacrifice. 1393
rail (he E lectric No. 003
I Visit our store now snd take ad
Phone 1725 R.
ROBSON Sporting Goode
3
BEDROOM
hoiise, cloae-in. 1.39
Electrician, 20 vr* experience
(vantage of our ‘ SPRING SALE "
tirade Sale* A Service
month. Call 944-M.
FOR
FILMS,
Finishing,
Tape
Re
P
It.
LANSING
GARAGE
Iledrnom
Suites
from
199
on
up
Phnne
M3
3N t . tat St.
corders,
S u p p li e i,
sec— 2 pc S e ctio n a l*
A ELECTRIC SERVICE
Bend up
nEDRODM home furnished Tile
WIEBOLDTS CAMERA SHOP Dinette Sets
1913 8 H. P- JOHNSON Outboard,
414 West 13th Kt.
39.30 up 2haih ft Kitchen, 133. Apply Ai
210
S.
Park
Ave.
\
.iiotor. Runs Like New Price
Reclining Chair*
49 30 e*
Gibbons, Lake Monroe, Ph. 4h2-J
*73.QP Call
Harry Whilcner Expen Ronkkeepmg lor *ma husiOccasional Chairs
ness. Including Inrome Tax He ! LATE Model Electrolux link type
At 2203-W, 3 a. m. to 2 p. m.
(Choice fahricsi
39.30 ea
vacuum cleaner with attach T V Lounges
turni. Social security report*
30 ea Small two story house, dean, nice o p r a m & n Tn o R , IN C
ments. Lika naw, $20. Guaran Odd Chests of Draweri 44
ly (urn Will rent lor six ms.,
and Sale* Tax Call 2224. Hugh
34.30
ta
14-EA jTS-R<tDAIRS
teed.
rraxonahl*. Cell 337-J.
C. Whelchrl Jr.
"Builders ol Finer Homei"
BEDDING fiPfClAIJI
offer*
EJtPBRT
BARGAIN t.-ENTER
E » i r FRONT END ALIGN
HOUSE on Silver Lake. Thone
I^ss
ENT AND WHEEL RALANC397 Sinford Avenue
3917 M.
Reaiitifully
Dcaigntd
Three and
EMPLOYMENT
R#g. Trade
IG—Passenger c a r *
and
“Th# Store of Surpris#*''
1B9
50
Four
Hs
f
l
r
i
i
o
m
Homei
for
149
3d
Quiltop
Mattress
2
rm
Furnished
apt.
Call
2433-J
Socks
Mco's
Rayon
Fancy
Dreaa
Tru«ka; all makes, sires-M inn
r oxia-v a r . r v n
.39 50
39.30
lo a-ton. Seminole County Mol-,
^
"A -FS51LN—a g e n t s
Florida Living
Were 3 9 c-----now 4-Pr.
97c Royal Comfort
i
4
IDiDMfl
and
hath
2
icreened
39 .30
Pre-RUt Special
29 5b
■ jr 's ^ nc' 519 F‘ 1,1 st* PI,ONE 22,1 wTdaiiyTSell Lumtnou* U.mr Ladies '* slips, Gtarad cotton- Eetiol* Special
FIIA and VA (01) Financed
Porches. Phone 1M9-J.
29,50
24.30
• Priced from 111 ,200, in 215,000
Plate*. Wrile Rrevex, Dcpi IM nylrd right, prired right.
Matching
Box
Spring!
at
Men
Were
II.3
0
----now
07e
3REDROOM, concrete block. Kit
FORr SALE—Complete brake and
Altlehoro. Man. Free samples
Deal Savings,
chen furnished In Wynneurwd Salea Ollier—2623 fin French Ave
fronl end equipment. Consists HER,r „ y n [ ,R OPPORTUNITY
Good eonPhone MM 3.
Phone 2190 or 2SA0
Many many more Identical speci
of Wheel balancer, brake-drum
ditlnn
Phone 11A5-Mlor a pi
al*
ton
numerous
to
hat.
but
avail
lather braka hleader, hone set,
cause of the demand for Raw13—ROOM.9
,W|ltC
_ linings
iinii whrrl weights, eir
Imgh Proilurl* in Sanford I am FOLDING Cota—45.93. .30 Ft. Host able it
12.9.3.
All
site
Tarpaulins.
ArmyD-wcll
all
nr
any
part.
FIRE
unable to call on all families.
w flU r"
..................... L',nL'
CLEAN quiet rooms, T\’, Private
---- EASY TERMS----See me for pariicular* or write Navy Surplua. 310 Sanfnrd Av*.
BTONE STORE. Ill E, First-St.
hath 4oi MagRnili Ave.
ECHOLfi
REDDING
CO.
Rawlngh's Dept. FAD-440-218, BIG BARGAIN WEEK AT THE
Comer
tad.
A
Magnolia
Ph.
1232
.Memphu,
C,n, L. SShopyo,
1 I—YRACTORS
Cl, , . . Trnn.
U P E R
TRADING PORT
“Bud Bamberger" Mgr.
3)13 Cheney
Cheney Hwy..
Hwy.. Orlando,
Orlando. Fla
Fla giun^ heds complne with mattress
REAL ESTATE
Opm Moadeye ‘tn »: 0b p m.
FOR BALE—Tractor tire*. Your
2o.0o
writing
deik
lo.oo
lawn
vifirr o u r R A tro ffr
present tires slip, dug too low, ^^I’TE
Ne-HI
mowers * no wathlng machine
n'idling
13—HOMES
or no tread? Trade them in for
............ Cn,, 504 Celery Av*.
2.300 model A tire tuhe and
good Flrtaion# Champion, open- te^WORR WANTED—FRMAI.E
wheel like new 300 underwood
center tractor tires. PHONE 12.
tyrewriler 30 iio Remington por
HIOHE8T CASH TRADE- IN
FIRESTONE •TORES 111 E. SUNDRY-Ironing. Phona 1239-J.
LOWELL B. OTTER
table typewiiier W.ix, itemlngtun
PRICES PAID FOR USED
ae—i/OTfi
F iflE S t.
ten Ley idling machine 30.00
FURNITURE
SECRETARY- Exp#rl*ncad~i\n XOfW W s 'lS K X V ,.
Eiirrnughs
adding
machine
40.m.
W ILSON-MAIER
Ray Write Evelyn Crelglaw P.
EXCELLENT lads, inqttlr* 2AOO
JLBK B
glider 9 00 rlrexxer 9 SO dinelie
Magnolia.
II. Rnx 1333.
FU
R N ITU R E CO.
set 12 M) eliclric aetvlnq math
My YOU in »*A UB before
Itt will
wtiTfty
Call
m
me
7M.0
eleclrolux
caii>et
sweep.
5p*n Evenings and GIRL experienced In rlwical,
younbuy.'. Ol
er 11.00 a M II. Iiahing boat
AH E , F irn t 81.
waitreaa wants full lime work
NOT A PROJECT! •7-BROKERS and REALTORS
good ai new with holt wells
in *lorc, restaurant, dryrleaner
ESaiiMe TraUer Rale*.
69
00
nr laundry. Tall Slot or write
P U l I k i . Fla.
Leda Summer, Apt. No 13, Hig Always in stork new inner spring
W. H. “B li r STEMPER
1117 jour
Furnitlure at B ern '* nUT— Hnmea ol R«al Individual!
.
___
“HIGHWAY, aluminum, new type
r.i.i t'eaa gu ar*re d 22 69 Pay- •uy
gins Terrace.
Realtor — General rasuranco
arehouse Tun
Warehouse
Furn ., Co., el 001 W
Itghlwky, relrlgerated van. 324
m»' si rhrek writer co*t 1113 99
Huy Alien. Aitociain
ty: Brittany Farm Homai, Early
litii SL
s l All ■
aitid
t__ __ad*, .furII onally
(tat. recogtllloned, new recaps, EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, Sec
lor only 2-3.90 automatic donut
ArletU Price, Associate
Amarycan. Ultra Modern, Con
altar*
at
warehesi**
nrieea.
, $4430. AJM, 70 ether trailer*
reiary. Phone 2.W0-W.
mi b.ne raern'!/ cost 339 00 for
112 N. Paris Ave.
ventional 4 F r e n c h Colonial Pboaa 2122
priced to MU. OREAT DANE •
325.99 Wool rug tjxifl ft cost
type*.
uMMOND T. 103 South Orange RABV'-sitting in mv home day nr
Uied
furnllnre,
appRancei,
tools,
17390 Its perfect .Vi,90 3x10 wool
Alaiander A Slrlngar
night. Phona 9272 HIT Celery
Hreaiom Trail, Orlande, i-ioai.”
ti?' * * 'Jik l-a«Wis Larry'* Mart.
rug a* new for 22 .30 Walnut bed
Eitale 4 Insurance
BUILT On Large Landscaped Mr*.Real
Ave.
JM Elat l i t St. Phnae tail
room mil# R* heautlful *3 90
Lourine Massinger, Assoc.
TRAUJlIl: _ComNnitVn'fimping
Lot*:
tn
the
beat
of
nalghbor197
Magmdli
Ave.
ph. 18
Thousand* of other Item* tn *«•
All marina plywood
‘ 'wood concon W A NTED-any kind of housework,
hood*.
lect from. Sell na your odd furftl- W -FA-.M AND GARDEN
including cooking. Phone 1124-R.
itruttion. See at 122 Plneerest
ture-we pay ca»h Free delivery
Dr. Phona 2311-J,
COMPLETE with all the feature*
Phone 3917-W
RAFtY aiding or child care dav
1040 Ford Tractor Douh.e Bottom
RAYMOND M. BAIL
or
night.
Cliran
Phone
2.332-J.
Super Trading Pnit
you hav* dreimnd about inch
‘FOR BALE • 19.3.3 tmperigl Mobile
14" Plow, 3 Row rullivator.
U8CAH M. HARRISON
112.3 K 7th. V1r*.“ tfc L. Sipes.
I
mile
»nuth
no
m3
with
or
without
air-conas
eolored
General
Electric
*p
I
R R rrr t r a c t o r co .
RF.H. ilRORKR.H
ditioBUti. M‘ all modern eonlim e * and colored plumbing
Phone Ml
8. D. Hlghlnyman. Asaoclafe
vuniMeet. Will aacriflce. Call I will do day work .or Ironing 20‘‘ Window fan with timer. Used Hlway IT-12 South
xturei.
284 South Park Ava.
Phnne M4
Need work. References. 706 Bay
for 2 months, |49. HI-FI Set.
daya 72 or nlghta 3030-R.
Phone 1.5.T6-R.
Ave.
Grov* Caretekiof. Discing. Duai- AND available at reasonable
i g j j t e CABS
"
ing. Spraying, Fertilizing. A
INCOME TAX ERRORS I-AID
YDl'R AGE S^ A fiFCRET price* with th# best financing
Consult A REALTOR First
betting Young Trees. Whelchel
IN TAX OFFICE. . .
lMQiODDGE Club coupe, I lone 10 HA.VTE. LACK OF FACTS
A with minimum dosm-payC U LLEN A H A ItKKY
Grove Service. Call 2224.
According
In
the
Internal
Reve
While
taxpayers
over
65
can
fake
Good (ire*, good condlmanta.
in* N. Park Ave Phnne 231]
a
double
income
tax
exemption,
U. Paymenu 122.71 Mo, nue Deparimenl sum# fniirtero
million errora are med# In tax many don't. Especially aomr PEAT-Gel ymr Daetwyler Peat
459* DOWN
returns every year. Hasl* and who ire employed aid fear losing
at Grapevilla Nuralry,- 4'ic Bu.
l,arse I bedroom frame home.
W^llhflrB
C.
Phillips,
Jrbag. Annuals now ready . Phone
lack of knowledge are blamed their job* due In advanced age
Newly decnratrd, dcslrnbl* inSIN ESS
Internal Revenue record* irr
20Ag-Oripevtlle Ave, Just olf
Many fat) to read Initnicttona, of
ildentlai lection, gl 1.000.
kept In Uriel confidence. So take
Country Club Rd.
ten cheating Ihemselve*
Since 1949, Sanfnrd’a Leading
VICES
But when"you place ri***l(led .our double exemption If you quaHomai — Lula — A ttract
Builder nf homes for over 1.390
ads in Ihe Sanfnrd Herald you nd I'fy.
. . . .
I
li-ilA U T T p a r l o r s'
p-’ epl*. Sale* Office; Little Venter
31—WANTED
TO
BUT
undivided attention of an expert-j Also take l look around your
OZIER REALTY CO.
in Loeb Arbor.
Your Beiutv Number Ph. 071 anced ad-writer. Hli Job's to give home, tee what you'd like to sell
Laura B Orinr
r
a
o
N
i
u*4
i you must advtrtlalng for every l lor r aah.
WANTED—One, two. or three H.
■ M i t t ' a BM O tT Nook
Reg- Real Estate Itruker
nick.p |>juioa 1421.
llaiiifiad Ida do ill Phona 1*21., P. ail-compressor. Call 2921-W.
*' * ios m . oik
i <01 Re. Orlande Dr. - * P J t IU I
.g g *
,
(; ■ •
S
S
|
4 Unit Apartment Hnuse, rinse In, fia* us for Fraatls Are. f r t M b ,
t large charming room*. Dining L»nktng (or a small duplex? We
room. 23 D living room Rcasnnhave one being nlfered lo aettla
aide, phone t2.3y or 2.533-.1,
t*lale.
“ BALL R EA LTY
T o H tlp Y ou l N f * r S«B
Reaa L. FaptM,
20 Arre Farm, close In, 3 flowing
tlirsea, A$ffi$2$$R
well*, tT acres tiled, equipment Aana ball* B.
Alberta J . Mitt
IB. AatWtfcM
building, hatri road frontage — a
Pboaa 2371
IT-00 01 H ie iA i
real value at 26,700.00,
U—BUSINESS—INDUSTRIAL
OFFICE SPACE - 4 room s', Pal
metin Bldg Call 1734 or 1104.
tT—BROKER! a a i B IA L 1 Q U
I
2-llHl HTKYKN S A V E.
Bedroom deluxe Phllllpx-bullt
home in heautlful WYNNEWOOD. CBS construction attrac
tively trimmed with atone and
brick. Exterior newly painted,
oak Hour* newly sanded. For all
prartieal purposes, thin It a
m arly new home. Price of g||,.
4W) inrliulra electric kitchen
equipment, blinds ami heater.
Good term* arranged.
REAL ESTATE D M V * ! T \
pr#nch Av#.
i
2344 Franck
J . W. HAI..U RKALTpt I
"Call Hill11“ Fhon* liH ‘ 1
The Want Ad Department to
•gen f r * « 1:00 a. m. n tft ItM fa
m. Mtb builneaa day ettdfb lAto
arday
afurween.
tail
*' '
week-day Ia»#rt1#ai la tiM y. m*
I.
Dealllkb
* *
the day preewdinf pwblltdlldf.'
1 B-’droum fnrul-lied home, elose
,n> FhOLViHy, icrrn* arrangerl.
r
Seminole Realty
W DIETRICHS
IMH Park Ave.
T. 1Y. MERO
Phone 27 or 145
IF IT IS REAL ESTATE
a*k Crumley 4 Mnatetlb
at 117 South Park Phene TTf
They Know
Sl.
Cr
Phone ilM-A. B Peterion,Broker
Aisocliie* ■ A B. Peterion Jr.,
P. J . Cheaterson. Garfield Wll- ClIARITT COVER! A
tell*. John Melich, R. W Wll- .MULTITUDE OF TAXBBt
Some Jnkeitir has Hid Dial
luma, llaiel M Field. A. C.
Americana are a ganeroui peoplei
Dnudnvy, Land Surveyor.
“ The amount of money w* CM*
to charity fa exraeded oaly
NEW MASONRY HOMES Irihiit#
hv the amount w* deduct far it
275nn.no to 2939tt.no
Imm laxei."
Sec our nrvv Iwn amt three bed
But tt'a no jok* to be abort
room home* located 396 and 314 nf rash with which to pay laieol
Katt 4th street. Terms.
fin her*'* an aaay way to lam il
Sell things you don’t n#*4 through
Robert A, Wllllnm*, RefiRnr Classified
mi adit Phono lU l for
“ u“
Raymond l.undqulal, Assnrlile ad-writer
•
Phnne 1673 Atlantic Rank ntdg.
SHERMAN CONCRETE
PIPE CO.
Fh$M
Out Wm ( Ltth 81.
h m
$ 1 ,9 5 SPRING SPECIAL $ 1 .Q S
Brake Special
All Make Carl
HERE'S WHAT WE DO:
t.
2.
(I.
•I.
Pllll Wlll’Clfi (Dili Dtei’lt llllllllf
AiljtiHl nil four lirnkos
Ailjitfil piirkiiiir Itrnko
Chock wheel hetuliik'n
Wo empluy only factory trnhieil, rcuistcrad mechmlet
('nil
" S lim "
III iffei 3 8er\'lce .Mnuu<?or
All Work flu« nnilcoil
fil 1420
Yuitv Lincoln— M ercury Uotilcr
Hunt-McRoberl$# In
109 Palmetto Avrnue
Sanford, FlorWR .
W« Wsll Unit For And Deliver Yuur Car
�t
Turn. Apr. 34,1MI THE gASFOflP IffEAiP
OU'RE TELLING
property srae - bought to a C-2
district for hU Rarmgo and body
■hep for. Which ha had purchased
a nbitgntlal Amount of toole and
equipment for the venture.
The Board of Commissioner* also
heard a.rep ort'from the S t a t e
Ro*d Department concerning the
survey of French Ave. and Interseetlons with T i n t SL, Third,
Ninth, Thirteen, Twentieth and
33th Street*.
The -report aUtvd that only two
•f. the Intersections, from the
■urvey. - warrant traffic aignal
Installations. The Intersection of
French Ave. and First SL and
the Intersection a t 13th 8L How
ever, the State Road Department,
la Ita report from M. A. Connor,
Engineer of the Traffic end
Planning Dtrialon, requested that
a three-face trmffto light (red,
amber and green) be placed at
the 13th SL tataraaction be Ged
in w ith. the. railroad fleshing
algaal aa that when the flasher*
start operating the b affle aignal
wUl automatically Indicate red
toward.approaching truffle to ell
directions.
The Sanford City Commissionera, however, will request that
a manually operated (by adulta
only) light be Installed at th*
intersection of French Ave. and
Third SL for use during the
mening pre-acheel period. » t the
js s \ «k
Mrs. T . Gallagher
Is Welcome Wagon
Hostess In Area
Mr*. Thom** J . 0«l1»«her nf
this City, h u returned from Jack
sonville, where the completed ■
courie of training preparing her
for the poiltfon of Welcome Wagon
Hostess which, ahe oow hold* In
thli community.
Mn. Gallagher reildai at Rt.
t. Boa 110 and U ooe of Welcome
Wagon's more than 5 000 hostesses
who are ausklng approximately a
million callt annnually on famlllea
In the United Stales, Including
Hawaii and In the Province) ofj
Canada, embracing more than 1S00|
cities.
These calls on behalf of Wel
come Wagon's more than 30,000
Sponsors are made on such Im
portant' family occasions aa the
birth of a baby, sixteenth birth
days. engagement announcements;
also when famlllea move locally
In a community and when they
arrive In q community as new
residents. Calls are «1*o made on
special occasions such as golden
wedding ahniveriarlet and other
special family events,
Thomas W. Briggs, formerly of
Memphis, Term , Is founder and
president of Welcome Wagon,
which Is "In the business of build
ing friendships", Welcome Wagon's
basic policy includes cooperation
with people of all faiths, with
worth white civic and welfare
fv I off Qtoser**4*
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Night
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Records Produced
To Answer Charges
Made By Candidate
I i:| l N#wi^VsstX*e
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U S* Cnptsia Kaagarae
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A swum Complaint h s v l a q b s s n
led sealant you la the Clreolt
)url In snu fur a.ii.lnoln County,
lortda. by OMCAtt UAVO. for 4j-
g rste n u are lo command you to
appsar ami fit* your written * * fanaaa hsrrla n* or W o r a tha Ith
Say of Slay. A. V. loss, or niharwlsa Deere* f r a ronfa«ao will k*
entarad aaalnat you.
Tha Banturd llsrald Is daslgnatsd
•* a nawtpapsr nf genaral alraulatlnn In which thla citation that!
be published nnca * v h week ter
lour ronsvrotlvn wnvks.
WITNhHH mr hand and nfftetsl
■*al a( tha Clark nf th* ctreuTa
court, on this tha in * day ef
Iter* sad There
D ll Ciah
Am erican
ra e n e
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The Board of Sanford City Commltlienera, last night, m ealed
from the minute# of the commielion rneettoga- that Roher M.
Angus and Aiioclati*. were em
ployed by the O iy of Sanford Tab.
4, 1M1.
The motion for the employment
of ike engineering firm was made
by City Commissioner Rsndsll
Chase, seconded by Commissioner
John R ider with affirmative vote*
by Chile, Kad*r, and William H.
stamper who wa* then Mayor.
Nsgatlve votes were cast by
Cemtoiiilooeya John Ivey and Andraw CsfraWay.
Aceordtof to th« records of the
City, Commissioner John Xrlder
took office Jan. I, 1*54, nearly two
years after th* firm of engine*re
was outplayed.
The m e r le ware produced to an
swer charges by a candidata for
tha Board of County Com mis■lonara that Kridar wae on tha
Baird W Clmmisilonari when tha
firm wai employed to complete
plane lar th* Sanford towage sys
tem.
Kridar, aevording to the City
Commissioner made a motion, dur
ing the height of the sewer pro
gram. to fire the firm of engine
er*. However, the motion died becauae there waa no second to tha
neve.
Mrs. Gallagher will extend for
tho*a sponsors to the people of
this community the old-fashioned
hospitality for which Welcome Wa
gon Is so well known.
Mrs. Gallagher knows this com
munity, She la lntereited In its
welfare and In lu progress, In
cluding the well-being of ita eltl*
sens.
1*1
P. Tfsendna
Clerk of tha Circuit Court
Mark N. Cleveland, Jr.. Attorney s i
P? *V Bos IIS. Hanford.
Solicitor lor Plaintiff
AtmiaaJeM
Denver C. Caldwell (Sanford)
Mrs. Bobble Hamby
(Lake Monroe)
r
Rosa Robinson
*
(Altamonte Springs)
Burtlae McMIlllam (Sanford)
Mrs. M. E. Towel! (Sanford)
APRIL 34
Board af Commissioners- whan ths
A. K. Shoemaker (Sanford)
Louisa General (Sanford)
Edgar Swatm (Sanford)
Mrs. Kate Swaim (Sanford)
Mrs, Ida Fakois (Sanford) •)
Willie WUItenu
Mrs. Kite Blalsdoll (Sanford)
Birth April 33
Baby Boy Towjll
Discharge*
sandy Guide
A GOOD SIGN—'Th# Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station sets
another safety precedent with tho Installation of "Yield Right of
WayH signs at Intersections where It Is not considered necessary
to com* to a complete halt In every instance. The new placard* re
place the old standard Stop sign*. Preparing to ‘maun’, thn new
signs are Dan C. Spivey (second from left) and T. J . Michel), both
civi.mn employe uoouru I n
civilian aaiely engineer W. K.
Giles (left) and M. R. f.oiton, KMC, UHN security thief, took on
% a n h -'r-l T V .,, •-*
■ ' , l l- type to lie lined in
Seminole County. (Official Photo, U. S. Nevy)
Charity Drive
Report Given
Captain Robert W. Jackson,
Commanding Officer at th* San
ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station,
revealed yesterday that a total of
$8,24(1.03 has been raised In the
current Charity Drive being con
ducted station-wide at tht local
Navy Base.
The quota set for the drive was
$10,000. However, Captain Jackson said that the drive 1$( Just
about over but additional fund*
are yet to como In that may bring
the fund up to the goal set during
Mardh.
Captain Jackson said that "one
particular Item of Interest Is the
fact that the civilian personnel
overmet their goal by about $250."
The Charity Drive, conducted annually at the aSnford Naval Auxi
liary Air Station, will replace the
many drives thnt are usually held
for varioua charitable causes.
CREATIVE ABILITY ESSENTIAL
ST. PETERSBURG LTS-Crestive
ability la essential to succsss for
a good manager In modern busi
ness, a top axaeutlve said today,
John M. Fox, president of the
Minute Maid Corp., put creative
ability first In his list of six fun
damental quslittes for men whose
Job Is lo command in business, as
he spoke at a University of Flor
ida Business conference at near
by Redlngton Beach.
U AM P
FOUND—Sum of money to frontof
serving window at Dairy Queen.
Apply at Dairy Quits.
THIS tTMKINO night photo showe
the Empire State Building which
now boaits the world's brighten
"*n t In tha tower 1,093 feet
^ o v e t h e sidewalks of New
York City, Tho Empire Stale
beacon Is stretching a linger of
light against the sky. The light
1* rated at two billion candlepower. Th# new beacon*. In
stalled
a C0It of 1230,000, ai*
eupposed lo be seen for SO miles.
your tot an evaporated or dried
milk mixture for a week or two
before your departure so bo will
bccomo used to !L
It's also a good plan to got your
youngster accustomed to sleeping
under different condition* long
before you take him away from
homo and the comfort of hi* rag*
ular bed.
Most of th* time, of course, ha
should sleep In hla erib. But once
In a while 1st him spend a night
In hla carriage or In some other
safe, comfortable place. If you do,
hall be ic»* apt to keep you
Experienced
* County Government
* RmI Eitsta Valued
* Heal Estate Appraisal!
I believe in * fair and juat
equalisation of taxei.
YOU* TOYS
AND SUPPORT
APPRECIATED
JOHN W. MBISCH
C'audldat* for Tat Assnser
Bcmlnol* County
MUSIC
Travel Is A Problem
When Baby's Along
Florida
M R MANOR R004SVHT, widow of tha Ute Pmaldant and a
trustee ef Bret)dele University since Its founding In UMB, meets to
New York with Lawrence Wien, chairman of tha BrsndeU Centen
nial Fund Committee. They dlaauned her participation In raising
MbecrtpUora for tht Fund, aeUbllsbad In connection with thi obaarvanct ef the 100th anniversary of tha birth of ths 1st* Suprcmi
Court Justice Louis Demblta Brandels. Th* monay win go tower*
th* completion of th* University'* Collag* or Art* and Sciences an*
endowtuanta ta meet operating requirements.
(fatenwtioMli
• FLAT HEELS
a m * l b , I h Ii m I n S u t a , l x .
• HIGH HEELS
Let WELSH T i l l SHOP 1M W. tad Put Oa New Track Rubber
Confederate Memorial Day
M l juk.ask forlbourbm
askfor
THE BOURBON D I LUX1 COM?ANY, LOUlSViUt, KBrTVClV~
CLOSING
Threw Away Tour Tire Dollars Because Your Tires Are Smooth.
Triad) That Will Cite Guaranteed NEW T IR E Wear And
Sava Year Money.
The Florida State Bank
and
The Sanford Atlantic National Bank
Will CIom Thursday,
April 26
In Observance of
martial baby food makes things
a lot eaalar for you than they
were for your parenta.
Dliposable
But frequently milk I* a prob- are idViu (0r i
lorn. T h en probably will be times And since ha'
when you aren't aura of the fresh- Dre0f Dints
ness of the milk available. To atm frsaucnl
prevent any lUnaaaas, It might be diaper rash,
a good kle* to take along acme nirranmt u i
evaporated or dried milk.
qatm oN am
It'e a fairly simple matter to J F .F .: la th*
sarry sterile nipples, bottles and ttxuH «><1 l*
cape along with special nursery Answer: Di
or baby water in your ear. Then ttglous. A ne
you ean mix the milk aa It's aa selenium a
nitded.
tlva In cleart
It might be advisable to give caici of dam
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• WEDGE HEELS
The first formal, Florida showing
of an amazing Intention (or lawn
cara was In Sanford when the
Lawnscaper was put on display. ,
Tho machine, power driven, re
seeds, fertilizes, kills weeds and
crabgrasi. controls grubs, mosqui
toes and Insects, mows, mulches,
aerates and rolls.
The operator accomplishes all
of the taski in one operation and
coverage of a lawn with tho amaz
ing new Invention,
The machine will be available,
In Sanford, through the Seminole COOPER TO A RRIVI APRIL n
Lawnscape Service headed by
NEW DELHI, India (I) - U. 8.
Mrs, Forrest Breckenrtdge.
Ambassador and Mr*. John Sher
The Lawnscaper doe* everything man Cooper left by plane to d i'g
as far aa lawn maintenance la for France to board the liner
concerned.
United States. Thty are due la
The Seminole Lawnscape Serv New York April M.
Cooper is to testify before a Sen
ice U a nationally promoted fran
chise service that offera to ear# ate committee on aid to India and
for lawns on a seasonal basia with will have medical treatment to th*
Unitsd Sums before returning t*
the aU-ln-one lawn care tool.
Ten different Uwn operation* his post.
arc accomplished with the one
coverage by the Lawnicaper which
is transported from one site to
another by means of a low trailer.
Awards wert presented follow
ing the Lawnicaper display at the
Foodmart last weekand with the
first
award of . five-thousand
STARTS TONIGHT
square feet of lawn care going
STARTS YiSS
to Lewis Dinkins, 2334 S. Palmetto
Ave.; the second award of twothousand square feet of lawn care
to D. F. Davis, 106 Shannon Dr.;
and the third award of ona-thouland square feet of lawn c a r a ,
went to Elmer L. Dunn, Rt. 1,
Box 130, West First SL Sav-Mor
coupon awards went to J . J . Judt,
MOT Park Ave. and K. T. Rollins,
FEATURE) 7 J 3 — 10:31
1703 E. 4th St.
J1
SECOND FEATURR
REQUEST PONDERED
WASHINGTON (Al-Aidei to Rep.
Richard M. Simpson (R-Pa) are
pondering this request rscslvsd
J A N L RU S SE L L
recently from a constituent:
"Please send me dos copy each
of th* secretary of agriculture,
the secretary of Interior end th*
attorney general."
For Our 11th Season
LAST CHANCE FINAL FINAL LOW PRICES ON ALL RUGS
18,00 Ruga will be put on Sal# rtgardlcsa of coot boforg wg dost
T H E O R IE N T A L RUG SHOP
316 North Pork Ay*„ \ Blk. N.
of P . O , Wtator M
, VM Ai
W E L 8H T IR E SHOP 105 W. 2nd
I I TSARS IN SANFORD
Oriental Rug
BROADLOOM
PornUn
W H Y PAY MORE-
P1R lM-LB. CYLINDER
MO INSTALLATION CHAKGI
Imported ORIENTAL
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Gan. Import ad Oriental
BOTTLED GAS
$ £ .0 0
Imported Heavy
DAYS
TUBS.
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WKDNKHDAY. APRIL
25, 1056
UUd P ress le a sed W ire
No. K2
Vote Buying Charged In Ovied
Pilot €lub
President
Installed
Mr*. Hu* S. Stevenxon we* In(tailed a* president of the San
ford Pilot Club in appropriate
ceromanle* at the Yacht C!u j last
night with Mr*. V, C. Messongsr
acting aa Installing olflccr.
Formerly of Andereon, 8. C„
Sire. Stevenson ha* been a mem
ber of the local club for the past
eight year* and served aa first
and second vice president and
also a* a director. Mr*. Steven
son own* and operate* her own
sandwich business In which she
I* assisted by her eUter, Mrs.
■toy Wilson with whom she makes
, her horn* at 808 French Avo.
She 1* an active member of the
1 First Baptist Church and the
Elsie Knight Circle.
Other officers who will serve
with Mrs. Stevenson Include Mrs.
I). K. McNab, first vice president!
Mrs: Walter L. Carter, second
vice president; Mrs. V. C. Mes
senger, recording secretary; Mrs.
J . I*. Hall, corresponding secre
tary; Mrs. Joel S. Field, treneurer; Mr*. H. A. Swanson, Mr*.
Esther nidge, Mrs. M. 1* Raborn Sr., Mrs. George A. Btlne,
Mr*. Nancy Brock and Miss Elsie
W. A. ADAMS. NEWLY APPOINTED custodian e f Semlnol# County'* Voting Machines li ihown with Farley, director*.
Mr*. Camilla llrunr, Seminole County Supervlior o- Registration and Samuel E. Shoup of tho Slump
During tho service Mr*. Swen
Voting Machine Company, as tha first machina la sat up for voting In the May 8 Primary. (Staff Photo) son, retiring president, pinned
the president's pin on Mr*.
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★
Stevenson and Mr*. Stevenson In
turn pinned th* past president’s
pin on Mr*. Swanson. Th« Cod*
of Ethic* was read by Mr*. M.
Bennett Says Not Bonde
To Any Party, Newspaper
With only two rallies remaining ment. T started tu clean up RiootlIn the schedule of the Samlnole ihlno end had political opposition, {
County Democratic Executive Com It yoa send me back as Sherlflf mittee'* It political talk feats. Is I guarantee that there won't bo h '
sues remained burled amid tho can- belter sheriff In Florida."
»
didates' usuil platform talks that
Horner Littlo and Gua Schmah,
have been usod throughout the both candidate* for County Com
county.
missioner, DIstric: five, spoke
Summsrfield, a member of the
The Teiuils Clinic and Caravan,
Fgced with opposition (or tho briefly on their platforms.
Also opposing ono another for
to be conducted by Sid Summer- National. Lawn Tennl* Associa first time |n 13 years, Goorgo Kel
field, internationally known tennis tion, a m t* tennl* pro at Daytona sey, a candidate (or re-election a* tho County Commission seat In Dis
coach and f o r m e r
rhamp- Beach and Nantucket, B. L, will constable told the approximately trict thrro are Otis Fourakr* and
lon of the Easter* Uwn Tennis bring with him an assortment of 200 spectator* In the Oviedo High Lawrence Swufford. Fournkro said
Clinic Committee, will be tietd In training elds to bo used during School auditorium “ I made you one "1 have Cried to mako you a fair
Sanford Friday afternoon and the day Clinic and Caravan.
promise — to make you as good and Impartial commissioner." And
Saturday morning.
a constable as possiblo. I have Swoffoid countered with " If elect*
faithfully and honestly fried to o- - I , I will try to make you th*
The Clinic and Caravan Is being
...... commissioner that has avar
a good officer."
brought to Sanford to promote
Interest In tennis among the
Paul Priest, Kelscy’i next door u# veil you from District 3."
In tho raco for Clerk of Circuit *
young people of Scihlnole County,
neighbor and opponent charged
said Bob Crumley, chairman of
vote-buying waa In evidence In ibo Court, Itobcr? A. Cobb spoke out
th*
Semlnol* County Junior
area. "1'ra not asking for money," against the Incumbent when he said
Chamber of Commerce Tennl*
Priest said, "1 am JusS asking for "Ho doesn't think retirement en
Tournament Committee, who ii co
ters into thn plcturo — but I dlsyour vote."
operating In the project.
Tha political rally waa preceded agreo with him. I am not asking
Tha Clinic and Caravan Is fin
by a ham supper served by the you to voto on tho basis of sym
anced Jointly by tho City of SanAll of the eandllifn* In th* Women's Society of ChrUtinn Ser pathy or friendship."
ford’* Recreation Department and forthcoming •taction navi bean vice of th* Motbodlst Church In
O. P. Herndon, Immediately fol
the Florida State Bank. Th* City Invited to nU-..d \ .« - - .......... t Qriedo with proceeds from the din lowing commented " I am proud of
Recreation Department I* under County Chamber of Commerce ner benefiting the building fund o( tho record which I bavo mado.
the direction this year of John Coffee Club -tomorrow morning, tho church.
Several other counties have visited ,
Don Bales, ehalrman <>f th# Cham
Angel,
Robert Bennett, first speaker In here and mado copies of our meth
Young people from 10 to 18 ber of Commerce Coffee Club th# group of candidates for Seml ods."
years of ag* will take part In Commute*, said this morning.
A. O. Roberts stated "Because
nol* County Commissioner, District
This Is in opportunity for all One, again blasted, as he spoke at of tho progress here, I think pro
th* clinic.
At th* Junior eoeslona, rackets of th* businessmen In San'ord to a Democratic Rally Unt he was gressiva minded young men are
L. Unborn.
will be provided for those who ,-iset th# candidate* talk whh not attechod to any political party. needed In tha public ofllcos of th*
For the Installation service b do not hav* on*. Those who ar* them, and know who they are, He said, "some would lead you county."
miniature wrought Iron bridge, planning to take part In the ctlnle said Balos.
Pitt Varne]i declared "My pro
to bellove that the person qualified
In addition to th* candidates at for this Job la the person who has gram Is simply Improving the serv|pnlnted gold and mounted with end Caravan are asked to bring
green eandles, the I’ilot colors, their racket, tennla or basketball tending th* Coffe* Club, th* spent large sum* of other pcoplo*' leu of thn office. That's no criti
Twenty-three Shoup V o t i n g Machina Company, and whoia
was placed upon a green velvet ■hoes or sneakers. -Balls will bo Shoup Voting Machine will also money."
cism — it’s a program of service
Machine* have arrived In Sanford brother la tha co-twrentor. pointed
bo on display with the Cuatodlan,
Senator Douglai Stemtrom earned covered tabic. A* each officer’* provided at all sessions.
Bennett qualified his statoment for Iho people."
to lie uted in tha forthcoming out the simplicity of the opera
In Iho raco (or tho offlco of SemiTh* first assslon will ho held \V. A. Adams, to osplnia its u»e. with, " I am not bonded or attach
•ack at candidate Paul MUlerljut name was called she lighted on*
t-la.-tlon*.
All builnsssmsn and members ed to any municipality, group, poll. nolo County Assessor of Taxoe,
tion e f each machine, lie laid, -Igbt at tho Oviedo Democratic of the cendtos.
Friday afternoon ' beginning at
Samuel E- Shoup waa In San
Visitor* at th# meeting wore ^.^0 lind a|ta|n on Saturday morn- of tho 8emIno.e County Chamber Ileal party, or newapapor." How- Huiv Sloan continued to hammef
"Thare la no reason for anyone tally when Miller charged, "the
ford yesterday preparing thw
Mrs. Jnsslt IVInneger, Mr*. Mary
of Commerce ara Invited U at
luAchlnce for u»e end Imertlng the to stay sway from the poll* In thle ncumbent hasn't proposed any Jtawllns and Mrs. Roy Wilson. Ing from 9:30 to I t noon far lend tha Coffae Club for coffea ever, he did not explain his state- away at Ills "stroamlliied system
young people 10 to 18 years of
leglalatlon
to
giva
Stmlnol*
and
mt&l regarding Mi* newspaper af- of homestead exemption returns by
itrljis denoting the candidates and diction bacause of no
Following the dinner an axchangs ag*.
a.’J doughnut* tomorrow mentis#
e capl method."
, •• ■
.
fUlaUlon of any other candidate.
dtii* lever* to be u*ed for each,
how to operate them. There will nravard Counties a Senator of thslr of gifts was mad# by seerst pals
at 10 o’clock at tbs Chamber of
dpoclat
sssstoaa
for
advanced
Jack
Stamper
aald
"Taxes
le
V
own."
For
tho
first
time,
h
candidate
whoa*, name* wera revealed at
W. A. Adame, euitodlan of the be eomeone on hand te ehow
Comfuefca RrlMIde, comer Pi>s|
Stanstrom told the more than 3W this time. It wo* decided to have player* ami adult**- vitl l>e held
for th# Board of Coonly Commls- no problem. I have a plan to bring
machine*, appointed by tha Board
*
Saturday afternoon from 8:80 to Sfiset and Hanford Avo.
people
gathered
In
th*
Oviedo
High
»loner* revealed his stand on the before (he people of tho county.”
secret pal* during next year and
of Seminole County Commlailon- chine.
,
4:30 and Saturday from 7:30 to
Mary K. Earlo contended that
School
auditorium
"There
m
o
38
segregation
Issue when Bober; S.
new
name*
were
drawn.
* I
c l.
He also pointed to the fact rat
BUIhlmer lead off his statements her 22 year* exnericneo In the ofMrs. Stevenson was elected a*
ting the m iftine* In orb*.* for tha machine! are fool-proof as senatorial dlstrlcta In our Stain and
Registration* will b* taken* at
with " I was raised In Virginia. I tfco of Tax Assessor qualified her
:ur na keeping a complete record, each ten years the legislature Is official delegate to the Interna 3:10 Friday afternoon.
th* coming elections.
I -y ,
a . II
•- ■
charged
with
the
reapportioning
o(
tional
convention
which
will
be
think that whld leave no doubt for the position. "If elected," she
order
any
circumstance*,
of
the
Mr*. Camilla Bruce, Seminole
Frank Dram*, Mayfair InnJ v ‘ ® 5 A * M D S O I s r t l
tho State as nearly aa possible held In Miami In July. Mr*.
in your mind as to how I stand on mill, “ I Inttnil to run tha office
County Supervisor of Registra ,oti. ;
Tennis
I'ro
It
contributing
his'
Mr. Doyle Burt Sewed 54, died segregation. I am In favor of a to tho best Interest of tho people
Swanson will serve a* altern
tion. assisted In assigning th* c o teen to ocr.ated by hand." ' according to population.
time a* a director for the Clinic
the
th* KemlnoU Memorial Hospital four-year road construction pro- of tho county."
In order to givo Seminole and ate.
machines to th* precincts In ha sold, “In c u e nt power failure
and Caravan is well as
. . m yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock tram and keeping the mtllago as
Raleigh King spoke out "There
which they will bo used. Fifteen during the course of an election." Brevard Counties a separate Sen
tournament which I* to be held
following an Illness of two years. 'ow aa possible," Blllhlmor said. lire five of us who asplro to th*
the machines will be u-ed in tvs
>« following weekend.
Shoup demonstrated the us* of ator one Senator wouiu have to be
H* had lived In Sanford for five
John Krlder, a proponent of the office of Tax Assessor. I admire
three 8anfnrd precinct*, »h* said.
In rato of rain, th# clinic and
handle, attached to tho machlno voted out by the legislature," Sen
.
i . ..tarty employed causeway projelt spanning Lake my opponent* for their progressiveator
Slenstrom
said.
Four of them going to Precinct
ljla u ma 0f p0War failure, tor
-uravan will bo held as scheduled -.„
v-r.n
.
i
.
e
company
as
" If the reapportioning problem
Monroe, said last night, as ho spoke nna but only on* of us can win
■t tho Semlnol* High School
One; five to Product Three: and rtRut«ring the vutea cast by each
an anto body man.
on hla platform and candidacy for — I bellovo I am th* bent fitted
lymnaslum.
»lx to Proclnct 15.
person certified to u»e th* rna- is reached by ihe forthcoming legi
Mr. Sewell was bom In Cantos- th# oltsrd of Commissioners, " I for Ihe Job."
slative serslnn, I bellove the ma
Two machine* will be usslgned f ),jns.
villa, Ga., Sept. 3, 1001 and m u * now visualise another causaway_
John Mclsrh commented " I am
to Precinct* five, nine, l l and 14,
Evary Tota wm ba counted, jority of the Senator* favor the
his home In Hsnford at 31)05 Mag on* over Lake Jessup. 1 bo- running on my own and not running
extra
Senator
coming
to
the
37th
Sir*. Bruco laid.
.
Snoup laid, and there will be no
nolia Ave.
,, , Keys that esn be done."
;
against anybody, I am a C “ Udat*
A training ichool for all of in multilwtwd ballots. Every person Dlatrirt."
It*
served
In
tbe
United
Slates
Slenstrom
added
to
hi*
com
clerks and Inspectors assigned to vol#i whf(J h# anU,-a tha booth
Speaking against tho present f ir < cunty Tax A m ss ». My inn
Army In 10ID-1020.
the Ifl Semlnol# County precinct*. o| th, mtcblna wl„ not opan, and ment* "Since I have been your
county district road program Krl- gram," ho said, "Is a fair and Jus|
The Traveling Squad of the
Mr. Sewell Is survived by hla
a icySenator,
1
have
tried
to
cooperato
a.t. i
dor (old Ihe Oviedo Rally audience equalisation of taxes of tho county.
no
person
can
vote
fur
moro
than
whoever
he
Sanford
Grammar
School
tiles
Uis *n i
A representative of the Social nnd on* son, Jack Sewell of Sen- "Each district has approximately If you want your schools to pros
• •
on* candldat* for any on* office. with your Governor,
Club, undel tha direction of Mill
may ba.
it .
Charles Ripple, * respresentatlvo
"ccurlty Administration District
SM.OOO for roads. Tills I* a poliri per I think you will realise equali
Shoup explained that lever* be
ford.
Regardless of who Is elected Gov Gone Nunnelly, ant with Ml**
of th* Shoup Voting Machine Com
cal plum. 1 believe that tho road sation of taxes Is the fair and pro
side each candidate’! name are ernor of our State," Stemtrom ex- Allison Le* as accompanist, will ’Mice In Orlando will b* at tho
Survivors
also
Inctudo
flvn
cou
per thing,"
pany, will be the Inetrucior at th*
appear on the telvvlslon show Chamber of Commerce Building sins: H. II. Duncan, W. II. Dun program should be consolidated un
1plained, "Dougla* Stemtrom will
Candidate* for th* House of Rep.
'n
Sanford
Friday,
May
4,
F
ri
echool.
der
a
full
time
engineer
and
super
“Fashion* In Music" on WDUOSamuel E. Shoup, whose father show an "X " besid* th* nam* of work with him, for that la the
day, May It and Friday, May can, Grady U Duncan, and Mre. intendent to build roads where they resrntatlva* spoke, primarily, on
. i cnosen by tha voter. "Wo
TV.
II.
N.
Hnyor,
all
of
Sanford
and
only way we can get roads and
was the Inventor of tho machine
Issue* confronting the State.
The show will b# seen and heard 8, between th* hours of 9:30 aFuneral service* will be held ire most needed."
and founder of th* Shoup Voting would llko to Impress that on* other help for Seminole and Bre
i.
and
noon.
Wi l s o n Alexander explained
W.
Brown
Miller,
In
hi*
usual
tomorrow night at 7 o'clock.
fact upon th* voters", Shoup vard Counties."
This service Is mad* available Mrs. W. E. Kelly of Orlando,
Children taking part In the to those who wish- to apply for Friday afternoon, 4 p m. at Bris- appeal, said " I liavo done my bos* "There ar* four men running for
raid.^
television appearance of .ho San Old-Age and. Survivor* Insurance «nn Funeral Horn* with the Rev. to make you a good commissioner Rio Legislature — none of Ihrm
" “A* machine 1* on display on
ford Grammar School slngera benefits, social security account J- W. Parham of the Central ind will work harder next tlmo If his served bofara so v .m ara going
the bottom floor of the Court
to liuvo to look nt trio Individual.
elected."
will he taken to Orlando tomor numbers, or obtain Information Baptist Church, offlclxtlong.
House," Shoup pointed out, “and
Qualities needed In your represen
row
by
*
Hemlnolo
County
School
Porter
Lansing,
spoaklng
for
hi*
about tha Social Security proBurial will b* in Evergreen
thsr* Is always aomaona who will
tative are: knowledge, understand
candidary
as
8h*rlff
said
"I
want
bus.
gram.
|C#mitsry.
.
- ,
.............
Its happy U show y>j bow to usn
Th# program wdl Include selec
|you to check my record thoroughly. ing, leadership and humbleness,”
IN”
i : t:
r •
tion* by the Glee Club: “Your
— I'm not making any promises I ho said. And then added, "1 bqlJev*
of those not acquainted with tha
Winner* of the Semlnol* County
Und
Anil
My
Land",
an
I
“One
-------■an’t MflU." I.an *'i 3 charged that tho road I have traveled h^i en
msghln* to »c* It and actually use Spelling Bee will leavo tomorrow
World". Mis* Allison Le# will pra'•
"the Sheriff’s Job I* to enforce all dowed mo with their qual'tlts es
It
morning for Miami where they
sent a piano solu
1 ; .V ' V j M B L .; MV; 7 '
if th# Stalo’a Uwa which hasn’t sential for a rcprcsentallvd."
"One* a person seas and uses
Don Bairs said "Wn ahsutd ba
been done."'
Nearly 100 mdn and women this machine,” Shoup said, “they Florida Spelling n*s In which SS m Itn tho
represented In Tallahasac* by men
[
J
first
their appearance with
....... tha alngin#
_______________
thoroughly enjoyed tho
(
m
i
H
1
r
0w
cn,<
former
chief
depwill not want to vote any other county winner* will take part,
from all walk* of life and profes
of *Tt's a Grand Night For SingfR adios’ night of the year In thn
way.
The South Florida Spelling Be* lug" and “Txena".
4 *
sion*. I am for Increased appro
"durational building, of the First
tilk
lu
t
night
mid
"
I
covet
your
..nolher lmpurtan: factor is will be held In Dad* County AudiFirst soprano* taking part
’•’h ip w . j i
Presbyterian Church last night. A
nrayors. I a*k you to pray about priations for education — road*
.his," Shoup pointed out, “th* to- torlum Friday evening at I the television appeatanc* nre
fin* fried chlckon supper with all
*Wi
m iltir—Ihi selection of can- and highways — ami equal facili
' ,-: 1i .®
tala are available In three min- j o'clock.
i
Caro'yn Baggerly, Jtuby Cohen,
th ' flxln's, nrenared by several
lldatea
— and aik God to guide ties for white and c^ored.”
ules."
I Tho Semlnol* County winners Carol* Cleveland, Hairy Colbsrt,
Thomas Stringer contended " I
members of th* Men's Club under
you to chooie the right pooplo for
■
........................
going
to
Miami
a
rt:
Fred
Klrhler
Nancy Gaels, Barbara Cross,
whoso sponsorship th* meatlng
will work for a sound educational
public
office."
_
.
I of Plnecrett School, tho champion Jean H«n«on, Lilly A'in Howard,
was held wn* followed by a dis
Charlie Heck, appearing nervom system, second hi none. Yon don't
»P*n«r and Stephen Powell of All Jack Ivey, Bose Kratssrt, Sara
course on "Bern Fool Poetry" by
at the public addreu ayatom mic hav** to ho a law rsr to know th*
Priest, Debbie Scott, Doris Senn,
th* Rov. Paul Edris, pastor
rophone, finally aald ::I am a can needs of tho prjplu and work hard
Carolyn Turner, Boy Wright,
the Presbyterian Chureh
didate for Shtrlff of Seminole Coun In thn Interest of our ayulom of
Both s*i.dent* are eighth grid- Janle; Wyn„f UUna Tonay( and
ton* Beach who told hla audlenr*
ty and will appreciate your voto on government."
Nfhat many classics might b*
Don* Young.
May a."
—
* —
Mother* of the two bo/j will
Second sopranos to ba heard
classified as “foolish”. To prove
The Vets mm of Foreign War*
Denver Cordell apoke primarily
accompany
them
on
their
trip
to
with the Glee Club are: Nylecn
hi* point, Mr. Edris recited poem t*.sponsoring a countywide marble
on
hla plana that ara In progress
Miami.
B.
C.
Steele,
County
Dir
after poem, limerick after limer tournament again this year.
and the 100 per cent cooperation
ector of the Spelling Be* will Chase, Lynn Crabtree, Carol Ann
ick and concluded with Kipllng’l
Tho tournament has become an
APRIL 14
of all taw enforcement officer! In
"Recessional”, th* one serious of annual affair and Is creating com also go to Miami with th* two Fuller, ,in .e a Guy, L-> fain* Je f
Admlaalona
Seminole
County
winners.
the
county.
He
aald
"The
Pill
askfords, Patricia Morene, Merritt
fering from his appsrsntly vast petition among th* yopng marble
llrcnda Jean Long (San'ord)
ed me ho aet up a road block which
This Is th# ninth year In which Phillips, Sandy Richards, JeHnna
players of tha various Semlnol*
la In the proceaa of being complet Ufa. Cordon Sweeney (Sanford)
Semlnol*
County
ha*
participated
Hobson, Betty Ann Slaton, and
The Rev. A. G. Mclnnls, pastor County Schools.
riecta Smith (Oviedo)
In the spelling contest and ,U Ah*
ed. There have been two or three
uf the local church, offered the
Ullly Jtan Tate.
S» far, winner* at two schoolr
BIRTH
first year that two boys ‘ come
oceaalone when a aherKfa posso
Alloa to be hesrd with the
I .vocatlun, introduced
several have been announce-!.
out ax top winners.
Baby Boy Sweeney
waa needed — 1 am aettlng one
Glee Club are: Judy Baty, Ruth
M ‘.t-tlm* vlsltir* and pronouneWinners nt the Lak* MonSo*
Th# party will travel by train,
up.”
Dischargee
" l Ihe henedlrflon. Georg* A. ■’ ool * *: -—in'' t'larks. Cham
Carlton, Sharon Gllss, Mary GaeSandy Guide
J . L. Hobby bated hla brief talk
.'no; long time friend of the pion with Gltn Spivey the run leaving Titusville tomorrow morn
ing.
Bobby Handy
• ]'
on what had been accompllihed
" 1Edris, Introduced the speak ner-up. •
Ph)l!!a Plcklsslmef, Penny Pulver,
John
Hard
whan
serving
a
i
iherlff.
"
!
gave
er C. L. Redding, president of the
Drsnde
Ransw,
Frank
Roumlllat,
'At Wilson School In PooLi, Urn
William Dorton
you radio communication!," he
V w a Club of tho Church, pre chinin' f Is Barney John* who
F-ank Scott, Mae Selvldge, In- MR
i week and with
Mr*. LouIm Touhr .r.. '
said,-"tho first county patrol Semi
sided while Charlie Morrison and cu m r'up from third plat* last
eita Thompson, Surun Tilley, Mary th
at
the
Mayfair
thslr Tennis
_____ _______ ______
nole County ever bad. I’ve worked
1 \,i Hub,
.Arthur Greer led the group in year end Robert Felrweethar tho Thersdey partly clewdy and some
Inn Tennis C urt*. Mr. and Mrs. Bid Summsrfield ate
‘bard t# give you good law eoforow
what
warmer]
lei
the singing of aoa4 hymns.
liuaner-ny.
I
end Judy Van Wlnkls.
t ally knows k the tennl* world.'
23 Shoup Voting
#'Machines Arrive
Sid Summerfield Will
Conduct Tennis Clinic
Candidates Are
Invited To ColC
Coffee Club Meet
Slenstrom Comes
Back At Opponent
On Charge At Rally
Doyle B. Sewell
Traveling Squa^
Will Sing On TV
Tomorrow Evening
Presbyterian Group
Enjoys Rev. Edris'
Talk, Ladies' Night
Social Security
Representative Will
3e Here In May
Contestants Will
Leave Tomorrow
For Soellina Bee
VFW Is Sponsoring
;;y ,: CounDwide M a r b l e ^ ,J" “
Tournament Again '•« ,
,h* r*
Hospital Notes
Weather
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Draw Biggest Crowds
The political ratllei held Friday
and Saturday night will possibly
set the pattern of the remaining
number of gathering* to be hrld
in variou* aecllon* of Uv* county.
In Panla, Friday night, possibly
one of Ihe largest crowds to gather
up to (hat time, packed into the
Wilson School auditorium to hear
the slate of randldatei apeak on
All parcnta. troop leader*, spon- their platforms.
■ora, committee member*, and clllHowever, It was the first time
xen* Intemled In the development that a candidate was booed from
ot tllrl Scouting are urged to meet the audience at tha conclusion or
a t the Holy Cro-mEplacopal Church his talk. Hohert A. Rennetl, after
Pariah House, Fourth St. and Mag deriding the press for not carry
nolia Avr, tomorrow evening at ing the facts oe the 17-92 contro
7:30 p.m.
versy. He said, “ I don't believe
The rormatlon of a Girl Scout the press has brought out the facts
Council will be dl*cu*»cd at till* about the highway."
^meeting. The proposed council will
Other capdldatci spoke on about
embrace Ihe four countlc* of Or the same subjects as they had
ange, Riavard, Osceola and Semi-: brought out at other rallies,
nole.
However, City Commissioner
■Through the medium of Ihl* coun John Krider, attending opening
cil, said local official*, troop* In ganirs of the Florida State League
this area would have the benefit Friday night, and appearing on a
of training guidance In program television program In behalf of the
planning and troop activities a* league could not ho present to
Well as leadership training for speak on his own behalf.
those who might be lnterc*led in City Commissioner David Gat» working with girl* in Hie local com- cliel who had appeared lo speak
inanity.
for Ktderd, was not allowed to
Rev, David S. Carnefix, of the speak since he did not bring a
Christian and Missionary Alliance; written request tint Ihe lubstituChurch, ami Mi*. It nodal I Chase Him he allowed,
have been active on the developing' (j,is Schmah, a candidate for lhc
committee representing lid* Coun- County Commission, and Lewis
ty. Rev. Carnefix will be die princi Tate, a candidate for Justice of
pal speaker at the meeting tomor the Peace, did not apeak on their
row nlghl.
platforms. They merely poked fun
There are 101 brownie and Girt at their opponents which drew
,■ .Reiiuts in Sanford af Ihe present laugh* from the audience.
\0 time with only leu leaders. An The Paola Rally was 'h« first
additional three tioop* air ]n Like he*? Ir.iJhe eotgLy whenitBeUix
Mary.
did not leave the audience until
The Girl Scout Committee meets all of Ihe cftidldatet had spoken.
monthly under the leadership of Tension between candidates was
Mrs. W. O. Rrlnson, chairman, In evidence, however they refrain
Mr*. Fled Rohb, vice president, ed front making such tension public
Mrs. Patricia Rassctt, secretary, In their talks before the Rally.
ami Robert A. Cobb, treasurer.
Mure than 230 atlrnded the
The Hireling tomorrow night will Rally Saturday night at the Prai
take up matter* of importance hi rie Lake American I.*ginn Hall on
«n nil those Interested in the effective 17-92. A turkey dinner was served
ness of Girl Scouting in tho com preceding tha speaking which got
underway at 8 o'clock.
munity.
A prlle ha* heen offered the Girl The loudest ovation (tven any
Scout troop represented by Ihe candidate) In Ihe race so far went
greatest number of adult* at the to Charlie Reck at the Saturday
night affair. Following Reek's brief
meeing.
1statement that "I need the Job,"
the entire audience broke out In
a tumultuous handclapping ap
plause.
Robert A. Cobb apologized to
Clerk of Court 0. P. Herndon for
, quoting an erroneous figure In the
Charles against George Kelsey retirement pay Herndon would rewere dismissed this morning hy celve. He corrected the figure
Judge Vassar Carlton, in Circuit frnm 1313 to 1287 7.1 and said.
Court, when two witnesses refused "When I am wrong I am willing
to testify.
lo admit It.”
Assistant Sla.c'« Attorney Vnlfo
0. P. Herndon puhlicly arceplrd
A. Williams Jr. requested Ihe court the ipnlngy md commented “ I*
to grant s eonlinusnee of the c u e takes more inteitlnal fortitude
but was denied.
lo apologize than to hit you in the
Kelsey, suspended Constable In face."
> t h c Oviedo District, was represent Th* night before. Herndon had
ed by Attorney Tom Watson of Or- struck hark at Cohb when he
slid, "There has heen some sar
lando.
11 ts believed that Kelsey wdl be casm ebout my retirement. What
reinstated a* constable hy Govern he has said is false. He Is con
or LcRoy Collins following the dis tinually talking about salary and
missal of charges brought about money, all of which Is secondary
by two indislments handed down by to me. I don't intend to quit. I
the Grand Jury one of which was am astounded and surprised that
he would lirni on me at thin
dismissed several weeks ago
time. I am astounded at Ihe con
temptible statement* he hai made
nt this time." However, Herndon
. .
•
*
-rn
iu i hi*j night, following the scSaturday
O pens N om inations rcpt*nce nf the apology nld,
_ r
_
.
admire him.”
Persons Interested
In GS Development
, Urged To Meeting
Charges Dismissed
>Against Kelsey
J"— "
___* ___________________________________
MONDAY. APRIL 21.
2.1, 10SU
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Dr. Daniel If. Malheri. of San-,
foul, will ofhrlally repie.enl the
Seminole County Medical Society
at the 82nd annuel convention of
the Florida Medical Association
being hrld May 13-18 at Miami
Reach, it wa* announced today hy
Dr. Samuel M. Day. seeretaryIreasuter of the Association.
The Sanford physician w a s
chosen by member* of the local
medical soricty as a member of
the Association's House of Dele
gates
A Sanford man, rhi* morning,
Dr Day slated that Dr Mather*,
together with reprrsentames of the was named Chief of the Englnrrr
In;; and Dexign Section at Ihe Sanother 33 county medical soeietlc*.
(uid Naval Auxiliary Alt Station.
determines Die policies of the As
Fred IL William*, who ha* seen
sociation. The 148 delegates ronvenc enre each year *t the time of III* commissioning of the local
i Naval Station twicr. in 1942 and
the annual contention.
Presented to the delegates for again in 1931. a*«umcd rhe duties
When the Pinlcre*! School aud consideration will bo many report* today of engineering pertaining to
itorium curtain Is raised tomorrow and proposal* [inquired by colli- (ho Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air
night at 8 'o' clock thu Sem millers appointed by the Associa Sratlon’a Public Work* Dr partinole High Schoiil Rami, dre*«cd in tion's president, Dr. John D. Stil nirnt.
formal* and dlntisr Jackets will ren ton. of Miami.
Thr dutle* of William* wilt In
der Ihe fantasy "Colorama'* con In addition to the sessions of the clude Ihe advance planning and
ducted by It* Ditwclor Ernest Cow- House nf Delegate*, the convention preparation of necessary working
ley.
program fenltue* scientific assem- drawing* and specifications and Ihe
Other nunilx**x that will he lilies.diirlng which eminent medical necessary layout work i* required
equally as lit rilling tire
a authorities (mm Florida and throu hy the maintenance dtvisio of thr
trumpet coin svilh hand aecom- ghout the United Stale* will pre local Navy statiun.
panlment by fiidney Vlltlrn and sent addresses, according to Dr.
Captain Robert W, Jackson, on
tha trumpet tt in "Bugler'* Holi Day.
hand hi gicct William* as ho as
day” played h|/ Jo« Fisher, Sid
The li«l of speaker* Inrlmle* Dr sumed Hie nrwr position, said
ney Vlhlen .and Sgt.
Leslie
Elmer Hess. Erie. I’a., president nf "We'ie delighted lo have an old
Smith.
Unique boit uise
an actual the American Medical Association; timer hark aboard In lirlp us nut
typewriter will he used, the baud Dr Dwight H. Murray, Napa, on 3ie current expansion program.”
will present
Leroy Anderson'* Calif., its presient-clcet: Dr. John
Williams said "Afrer five year*
"Typewriter”,
n
novelty number W. Cline, San Francisco, a past artive Naval service I am happy
1
rhythm produced on the type president: Dr. Shields aWrren to hu hick with the Navy. I have
writer with hi ml aecompamment. llnstiin. president of (lie Ameiiran seen Hits station commissioned
1st Sgt. Ilaytas of the percussion Hoard of Pathology; Dr. Janie* (wire and wa* wnvking on th* area
section will play tha typewriter J. Callahan, Chirago, professor nf when it was developed by Hie City
arid Sgt. Rill llrxmner also of surgery at t-oyola University's a* a t'A V field.'*
Ills* perrussliiq section will ploy Siritch School nf Medicine and Dr.
Lt It lev In. Public Work* Offirer
the typewrites* bell part. Tbl* Lnincn H Sni uh. Philadelphia, of the Sanford Naval Auxiliaty
number i* a relatively new one chief physician of Pennsylvania
Air Station commented, “ V'c'r*
and several of the bund mem Hospital.
most anxious to have Mr. William*
Dr.
Day
announced
that
beginning
ber* who att'imlrd the University
of Miami summer ramp the past May 12. medical and surgical spec- with u* and it is mint fortunate
Hummer had I lie privilege of play talWI* who engage in geneial prac- that he ha* had experience with
ing It conducted by It* composer. lire will attend annual mootings the Public Worka project* of the
The Hem j nolo High Briiutd of the group* representing their Navy,"
William* Is a member of the
dene* hand 1th Sgt. Lcdle Smith particular field*.
a* H* leader! will presen; several i All Suco meuihci* of th* Florida Sanford Rotary t’luh, a Deeron o
mnnbar* during toe concert. Ten Medical Association are not cxprrt- the Presbyterian Church, a member
— •«...
convention, tro
mniehas will be played. >
by
ill #)| (0 | Mra.,tl|
of Hie Florida Engineering Soriety,
band which jvlll h« conducted by who do attend will provide arrange and served as Public Work* Officer
the senior officers,
ments fur Ihelr patient* to receive for the Naval Reserve Training
"Ro" R*b|>* who has already adequate medical rate during their ('enter in Orlando. He holds a redistinguish*!? himself n» San absence lb flay staled,
•erva commission a* 1,1 ('nrnni*n-|
ford’s yoim J r-t band master will
iter (CEO anil I* a registered pro
be on band to wield the hatoii
fessional engineer and surveyor.
for the niari-h "On The Square".
He as a graduate of the University
Tli» roncei-t is apoitorwd hy the
of Florida. Cla-* of 1931 with a
Semmole lllgli School Band and
Civil Engineering degree.
Orchestra /t i*ociatlon.
John C. Rrown, Civilian Person
Rv MRS. RAYMOND MOItftlS
nel Officer of Ihe Sanfiud Naval
Delegate* tn the Florida State Auxiliary Air Station said ihl*
Lion* Con veil ion tn h« hold at morning "I xm very happv lo have
Pctl'iicolii April To, Hiinogh Mai Mr Williams as a part of th civi2, were announced hv Pn-udent l.an force of this station.''
"We didn It know that w* had *o A,)rn virker* at Ihe Thursday
many frleri Is” *ald Mrs. Steve night Lions Cluh meeting. Tho delePeters as |he expressed her up u.ih-< are lletirv Slump, Robert
predation tfulay for all that hid SrliaipH anil It ax mnntl Morris,
heen ilonr |h>r them following thr xsisti (’ K Fi-lu-r named an alterrecent destruction of then hom e.'n-i.tr •»,*. deleualrs wilt be *r
furnlshlng", and clothing, hy fire rompamed by tbeir wive*.
Resident* of Peniinnl* County
"I want to especially thank the
The elub w'.'rs entertained hy a may now obtain annual family or
Klwanl" Cl|rh. Mr. Ken Gil*tav*nn. color fit in ptitiiled Enterprise in1individual membership* which will
and all nf the people, everyone of America and was supplied by permit dully visits to Suntiindo
them, for their generous gift)," ciiuii m.in nl ||i«* d.tv Ib niy Stump Spring*. .! S. Damico, iiditig man
Mr* I’pt*n> said.
the ibeiile of the p i ttirr, ha rd ager. siismiiirr'.
"We are very eritrful In the pen on Hie enterjin-e nl Ihe American
The policy ntlnws frequynt visjp|r who Itavr been very good to people, showed what small com tors to Banlntidn Springs to ii.-vr,,,
th* 'mother of ten children liniriitlr* call do in aitractiug in- liripute in nil tin* kp.-cln! events
said, "thrjy have hern very good rlu-my In expand in ln-vv location*,| which mo open to the public as
to us In *m many way* "
helping to make Amctira great
well n* r insed nffaii* wldcb would
Mrs P|ter*. speaking f«r her
Virket* announced also that nf he designed for memb'-i* only,
husband jnd children, a* well ** Ihe .VI cluh* In Dl*l 33-0 the local
Manager Damico request* that
expressing her own thsnks for the cluh ranked fifth at the close if apphratl-n* for membership be
many gilt* received, said "We Hie membership and attendance mode In per*nn and explains IVy
are touklr|g forward now m rebuild mutest which inn llirougb Sept cannot bn ■ccepted tlilougli the
lo April S
1mud nr by telephone.
ing our hiime.”
W i l l i a m s 1' o H e a d
S e c t io r 1
E n g in e e r i n g
SHS Band To Give
Fantasy T.olorama'
Tomorrow Night
Servicemen Group
Adopts Charter,
Bylaws At Session
The C h r i s t i a n Servicemen's
Committee met Friday at the
School Administration Building
with Ren C. Steel* preaiding.
A constitution and bylaw* were
adopted,
Janie* Gut, George Touhy end
Michael Grier wero appointed lo
nominate officen lo serve for the
first year of th* organization.
Jo# CogRrshalt was named at
the temporary treasurer.
Acting Secretary Jack n. Rrook*
was instructed to proceed with
coire* [h i ml me a looking toward
tho zecuring of a director fur the
proposed service men’* renter. J.
C. Davis, II. E. Purvis and Horner
Osborn* were designated to in
vestigate the third floor of the
Rruley-Puleiton Building tor a
possiblo location of tha center.
The next meeting of the com
mittee i* *el for Sunday May 8,
2:30 p. in.
Pictorial Review
Of FP&L Office
oHere In Magazine
A four-peg* pldorUl review of
the Florida Power and Light Com
pany'* office and plant facilities
In Sanford appeared tn the "Sun
shine Service News” migerlne, a
widely distributed company tnaga
tine published by the Florida Pow
er and Light Company, printed In
Miami.
The picture story of the Sanford
office, facilities and personnel ap
pear in the Annual neport Edition
of the magazine which I* even mure
widely distributed than the normsl
edition of the trade publication.
Practically every phase nf the
company's operation Is dspirted
through photograph* of 18 various
sernrs beginning wUh the general
commercial office, meter reading,
school*, planning and civic endea
vor* of employee* on to Ihe plant
operations and outside crew cer
vices.
Sanford through |t* Industrial ex
pansion and news of grovvL'i of (he
business facilities, is receiving
widespread recognition throughout
th* Stile and over th* nation.
Lions Convention
Delegates Told
Peters' Family
Expresses Thanks
Sanlando Springs
Tells New Offering
For Navy C o n te st
Meltzer Donates
Shirts To Local
Gift, Loan Closet
Hyman Mettxer, President of th*
sonford Man ifnrturing Company,
last week, sent two doren men’s
night sharfe from hi* New York
plant at a contribution to the Gift
and Loan Closet, Seminole Unit,
American Cancer Society.
Such items nr* In great demand
foi use hy Indigent patients who
apply to the local Gift and Lnah
Civet nf the |HemInol* County
Unit, American Cancer • o je tr ,
for necessary supplies and aids
durinjr treatment for cancer.
"Thla generous gift waa grate
■m m Uh]
fully received," said Mr*. Ger TIME OUT FOn LUNCH for Farrl* Brynnt, rendldnt* for Governor of Florida, during hla vUlt to
trude Dlngfeldar, chairmen of the Ranfafrd Friday at noon. Bryant (thlicl front )ef.> Is shown with his local supporter* and member*
.Seminole County Unit,
of hl»£ party. (.Staff I’hntoi.
itics Ten
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A**neialnf Prexe
Preee It
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Condemnation
Suit Filed Today
^ Fleet Reserve Assn.
Tlie Fleet Reserve A«soelatlon.
with henilqunrter* in Washington.
D.
has opened nominations in a
rnnicsl to determine the lyptcsl
f'ivy wife, according lo the local
^ N iv y Recruiter in Sanford.
*■ Entile* will he limited to wive*
nf career rnlifted personnel and
m ill lie accompanied by an essay
on "Why I'm Proud In be a Navy
Wfe.”
Recruiting personnel who visit
Radford on a regular schedule said
that a number of entries are ex
pected to be received from the
Sanford ara.
First, second an third place
finalists will be chosen »t I^ing
Beach, Calif, on Sept. IS- First
place winner will he given a twoweeks' all sxpenae trip to Hawaii
with her family plus a eaih prize.
Closing at* for th* contest has
been set to? June IS.
Partly rloody with little i m p *
ralure thing? through Tuesday;
law tnnltt I t l l ;
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'Publishing Great
Newspaper' To Be
Subject Of Speaker
H e a r in g
Set
M a y 11
The condemnation suit tn secure
right-of-wav s on 17-03 frnm Five
Point* tu the Grange County line
was bird this morning in the office
nf 0 P. Herndon. Clerk of Court,
in th* Seminole County Court
House.
Filing the suit were Mack N.
d e v island Jr., County Attorney
and Rryan Henry. Attorney of tha
Legal Department of the Slat*
Road Department,
There were seven bose* of legal
Instrument* Involving 113 piecca of
SYDNEY GARTH GRAY ,
property and 247 people.
On hind to watch the proceed
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ings were W. Brown Miller, chair
man of the Board of Semlnola
County Commissioners and Com
missioner* John Mcisch, Otix Four,
akre and Fred Dyson.
Alto a: the riling of tha suit was
John Fox, Right-Of-Way agent for
Seminole County.
Th* first heating witl be heard
May 11 on the appointment of ap
praiser* for tha more than 100 Mr. Sydney Garth Gray, 74, died
piccea of property involved In th# at Siimlnole Memorial Hospital at
t i l l p. m. last night rollowing
auk.
Tha ault waa filed shortly aftr a lengthy illncza.
He waa horn Dec. >, 1881 In So*
10:30 this morning.
dalle, Mo. Ills pa ron U were Dr.
According to Sheriff J. uenvei j i 0ifV;; P. Oray and Cor» Garth
Cordell, several Deputy Sheriff* Gray,
will be assigned to th* 'aak of serv At an varly age he moved l*
ing th* several hundreJ papers In Ngshvllle, Tenn- where Dr. OTiT
volved In the filing o. the suit.
waa Dean of the University ofTeu*
nesjee a Dental School and later
waa v>,‘, ’u Vanderbilt University.
Mr, Gray attended Nashville
Scboc.ii, He m in te d In 1903 hi Is*
Rhonda Dunbar daughter nf I tia r f
G. and Suaia Dunbar id Cumber*
| land County, Tcnn,
Ho moved to Sanford In 1923
ami opened Ihe office of Hall amt
Pentlind and later succeeded by
Potter, Gray and rentland.
H* was treasurer and chairman
Only five miscallintous Rems ap of tha Department n( Finance of
peared on the ifenda to be con the Diocese of South Florida ot
sidered bv th* Board of Sanford the Epliropal Church which posl<
City Commissioners it their regular (Ion he had held since 1914. He
meeting tonight In th* Commlatlon- wraj one of Ih* trustees of the Dio
cese and Treasurer of Ihe Dio
«r* Room of the City Hall.
A request tn vacate th* extstlnf cese for the past 18 year*.
utility eaacmtnt east of French Upon hla retirement he wa«
Ava. and between Katherint Court elected Treasurer Emeritus.
In 1917, 1940 and 1843 ha w«*
end 24th SL and to relocate th*
eisement on the east boundary of elected a Deputy to tha Triennial
the properly will lie considered by General Convention nf the National
Episcopal Church where he served
Ihe Board of Commissioner*.
on Joint committees on budget and
Another Item In eome before tha
program and committee on ex
four-man board will be lha re-inn- pense* of the church.
ing recommendations of the Zoning
Mr. Gray waa a member o!
end Planning Commission.
Holy Cron Eplicopal Church
The resignation nf Alfred Stanley whera he served aeveral years aa
from the Zoning end Planning ax a Vcatryman and two terme
Commission will *De be consider a* Senior Warden, lie wai a
ed tonight.
member of the Sanford Rotary
Approval of lh« paving voucher*, Club and served one year aa
pending the satisfaction on East President. He waa a Director of
Second St. paving, will be dlscusa- tho American Fire and Casualty
etl »l tonight’* marling.
Company and Chase Invest mens
Other matters lo he considered t'ompeny. .Mr. Gray was a mem
will com* from the floor and from ber of the local Masonic Lodge
members of the City Cemmiailoa. and the Plneville, Ky. Chapter o!
the Royal Arch Masons.
Ho retired (rum business lit
1933.
Air. Gray Is survived by hit
widoifr Mrf. Rhnd* Gray of SanA P R IL 31
! ford; one son. Sydney Garth Gray
Admission*
I Jr.. Sanford: two granddaughter*.
L o re ttn V x n n ( S a n fo n lt
I Mrs. John Ilhrso, Orlando aha
C h u rl.-* A , P a ris h ( t U c c n )
1Mrs Jerome Lambert, Orlando;
B ir th *
two sis ten, Mr*. Sm Hey lllnnl'm,
J liih y G ir l K in y
i
Nashville, Tenn., and Mrs. Wil*
B ehy G irl V enn
1Ham Anijert of Minnesota; an;|,
D ls r h ir g r *
i an aunt, Miss Sallic Gray of SanN. E. k ln if and baby p lr l
i ford.
D o ro th y P a re n t a n il ba b y
Funeral srrvicex will bo halj
APRIL 22
i at 4 p. m. Wednesday nt Holy
A d m is s io n *
kroj.t Episcopal Church with Ihe
M r* . E s te ll* W e lb o rti I La ke
R v, II. L. Zimmerman ufficlat*
M o n to * )
in",
S an d y L e w i* G uide ( S im fo r d l
Ruri.il will bo tn Ouklawn Me*.
M iiiitfs ird K le lih e r (L o b e M o n ro e i
mortal Park.
D o yle .Sew ell (S a n fo rd I
Prominent Resident
Sydney Garth Gray
Succumbs Sunday
5 Items On Agenda
Tonight For City
Commission Board
(I. llud*on Myer* of De Bary, will
• peak on "Publishing A Groat
New -papci". at a meeting of Hie
Pilgrim Fellowship. 7 30 p.m ,
Thursday. April 28. in the new editfire of the Pilgrim Community
Church. Orange city Hills, noute
17 92, Orange City
The spraker will have on dis
play certain articles wihrh ire
important in printing newspaper*.
Them will a l s o he facsimile
page* of tho New York Time*
hack In tX.V). «ome of which are:
"The Gettysburg Address. A*ia»
sinalion of Lincoln, This Page Or
*3.000.01)0 Offered By The Notorious
Rosa Tweed Gang, First Atlantic
Cable, First X-ray, First Electric
Light, The Nation Spanned By
Railroad Track*, The Great Chi M is . E d ith L e w is ( L o n g w o o .il
cago Fit#, and Custer'* Last Stand,1 M rs. R u th E rs ln ( S a n fo r .lj
O llie C u y le r ( M in i* !
a* well a* many other*.
IHrthe
In addition, Myer* will place on
R a liy ( i i r l W u lb o rz ,
view a copy of "The Slory of Hie
D ls c h ir ir *
New York Time*” IMWDil, pre-j
Jon Raker
tented to him by Published Sul/- j M rs , tV , D unn a m i baby g ir l
linger over hi* signature on the
B e il U , M e th v ln
paper's 100th anniversary.
M r* . R u th E rv in
Myer* I* retimd from Hie New
A P R IL 1.1
Ymk Time* and ia a member of the
Admissions
New York Time* Thirty-Year Club
A m o . B e ll ( T itu s v ille )
and lha Time* Square Club No. 1034
David K. McNub (Sanford)
New York.
D is c h a rg e !
Th* general public Is Invited to
M r* . C, H e a l (H a n fo rd )
hear Ilia speaker.
Mr*. I.nrettm Vann end baby
Candi
Hospital Notes
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Parents To Plan s s
SHS Graduation pg'-i-n'w of the senior* nl SciRlf
note High School are ashed to meel
In tha school auditorium tonight n(
7:13 p.m. to titabe plana for ’t!tf
graduation nlghl festivities.
This Is an Important mortlnv and
all parent* of Ilia arntor student*
ire asked to be
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TALLAIIASSEK Of-The Cabinet
Tuesday awarded a contract to De
witt, Furnell A Spicer to construct
two ward buildings at the Florida
Farm Colony at Gainesville.
Tha St. Petersburg firm's low
bid was $597,5*3. One of the buildInga will aorvo white patients, the
other Negroes.
Tha Cabinet approved hiring
John Ullman 'Jr., an Interior deco
rator, to a n lst In color analysis,
design and layout of furnishings
at the new South Florida mental
m
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f ”tjrl;.i i s r'( ■i- .- -i in V
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fD LUCS TO KNOW
V—• WHAT HE mg
f rwg b o t t o m l e s s oit *
I TH O U G H T- M S IvAS ON
V SOME K‘NO CP A r—
EAriNG HULB ^
BITWEEN BNACXS,
The state Is contributing $20,000 WASHINGTON (At — Tha test
be paid on an hourly basis, with toward each new livestock build plosion of a hydrogen bomb In the
ing. Dade County 1* contributing Pacific which had been let for
a maalmum of $1,(187.
Terry Lee, supervisor of state 840,000 and Saraiota County $43.- about May 18, ha» been put off un
construction, said psychiatrists be.
til May *.
The Defense Department and
lieve that proper colors and furnlshlngs are important In restor
Ttomle Energy oCmmiiilon an
nouncing thli Thuriday laid tech
ing mental patients to health.
The Cabinet also look final steps
nical difficultly Involved In'm ak
toward authorizing construction
ing ready for the test cauied the
of agricultural and livestock build
delay. .
ings in Dade and Sarasota counties LONDON
iyv—Chsncellor
of
the
by setting up trust funds for dc
Exchequer Harold Macmillan has
posit of construction funds,
proposed a stale-run drawing, with
money prizes, to help Britain
fight Inflation.
The drawing would be run an
one ,..und (82 80) savings bonds..
Bund holders would take part
In a draw every three months,
with top prizes possihly up to b(W0 pounds (82 *00). and a number
of smaller prize*.
The premium bonds would h r 1
cashable at any time, but would
not carry interest..
The chancellor ‘said the Idea
was to encourage savings and he
explained that no one could lose
on the deal.
In a drastic budget speech call
ing on Britons to "save more,”
Macmillan lopped off the Iasi nf
the s t a t e subsidy on hrnad,
slapped an extra two pence (two
rents) tax on a package nf cig
arettes, huosted duties oil some
types of British wines and ciders
and madn state savings more at
tractive.
lie .stressed Dial stringent cred
it restrictions must rnnlinnr if
Itrli.im )• to pay her way in Hie
world
"I am determined that till*
h-idgi-t shall .11-pie and lingering
■l.i.ihts .ii home o) abroad as to
i lie de terminal inn of tl.r Parlia
ment and people to •eciire the
welfare and solvency of the na
I no he told Ihe House of Com
mens
S) { cur o o r / j n
ntil.t.lNS TENNIS TEAM
WINS
LAKELAND <*- Tha Rollins
('nllege lennis learn won every set
in defeating Florida Southern Col
lege 90 ycslrrday.
7 wmatb^
tl *sn
for
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•LEWour AMOA
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aal expeou* wltheut burdening
Y o/een handle the edUre trnnl
zjtiuit by s*.*<il with OLD AMUR-
IAN of KANSAS CITY, No cleatioit of aay lilud- No une will
on; retil
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WhfigtrUg M i) to Old Amerb
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ALL THE WOOK
THESE MACHINES
Save US
-.WIVES
I GUESS
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(IRWIN MANOR—WINTER PWIK
N il Hemp ltd., off WfStrheater
TOMORROW—1:30 P. MYou'll lose the rpilet, braoliful location of this *>pl-nl mod
ern |i»m* with it* love.y .amberped grounds and rhon-n
shruhhery. 5'nu'll enloy e v e r y mil 0t« of the charm, »o core
fully built Into the interior—the imre spa.-loos living n» m,
with (Ireplace, supplied with a He* serecn. hri.ss hotel nod
andirons: the sunny .lining mom! the Florida mom with
sleeping |i"<»hi tho modern kitchen with B» many rupl.oards
and OF. 10 etl. Ft deluxe refrlRriatnr with separate freezer
section; and OF. deluxe electric stove. There ate 1 beautiful
larga bedroom# with plenty of eloset space; n largo study,
or a 4th bHronm: urn! 2 modorn tllr«| l»»tnrooinx—aUn 2
htllwny*. All floori mo hmrdtrotMl. Thf ro«»f mini* of
hastoa'lifetime shingles. The onl»de nf the house Is of the
beat cypress siding- 8 " width. Window# «r« nigtal casement
style with tile sill*.
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OVERLOOKING PRAIRIE LAKE
MAITLAND—FERN PARK—3 RKDBOOM HOME
, TUESDAY. MAY 1—1:30 I'. M.
Thla beautiful home nf masonry construction Is located
on an adequately lamlanped lot. measuring 100x1.10 ft., ovrrj
looking picturesque Prairie Lake.
Besides having 3 goo I -ize bedroom*, the home feature*
a r»mmlc *"« hath, lalovtlo .yln.lnws with IBo sill*, a modern
kltchtn with ample cabinet spam and ceramic tile tplash
hark—alio a breakfast l.ar. Ihcro are hardwood floo-a thruout with xuhfloorlng 40" above foundation. This overalxa
fodndatlon haa reinforcing atecl. termite ahlelda, and all
timber la treated for odded protection.
The roof of tho home I* built-up gram t-fl 01y (llfotlmel
with Inaulatlng qualltlea. The utility room has hot and cold
water with a convenient drain and the e-vrporte haa « 8" thick
concrete f l o
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IIY D K PARK M OTEL
LARGE HOME 4-Bedroonw
OCA.LA
S-llethe
DAYTONA BELCH
THURSDAY, MAY 8—USB
MONDAY NIGHT!
P. M.
APRIL IS—T:30 P. M.
Choice 10-unlt Motel on 4Thla large 3-story frame
heme le well maintained and lane U. 8. Hwye. 441-37-301,
in excellent condition. It I* 10 mile* south of Ocala, Mile
very suitable for a comfor north of Rtllevlew with amall
table family residence or can rextaurant. Ovar 600 ft, high
easily b# uaed Just a t fa, for way frontage. Completely fur
a ideal guejt home. It enn
alio bo conveniently convert nished, quick noaieeelon. Easy
term*. Watch for daUilf,
ed Into Income apartmente.
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THI XF-104 STARFtOHTIR JIT streak* over the California desert near
Burbank In thla drat flight photo of the new United Slate* alcekstreak fighter. Razor-keen wings are aet nearly two-lhird* back on
the fuselage, with the horizontal stabilizer set high on the fin end
operating es • tingle unit. The Air Force has acclaimed the Jet a*
the world'* faatest fighter after a aerie* of teat*. (International)
TEBM8: «%down at Auction, balance eaaounced. Write far
descriptive fold am on thaw and other pfopertee. Other April
Auction* Include Chulce Motel, Homan, Wnter Frontage, Bueineee, Etc.
Located In a lieautlful aortlon nf P la n ta tio n E atatea on an especially nice plot of
ground which hna been cleared and is re ad y for seeding. Cutatone drive already in.
H oum haa epaclous living-room, two good a l u bedrooms, efficiency kitchen and din*
ette, w ith cuitom -buiit cabinets and Form lea countertop. Full ceram ic tiled bathroom
w ith tu b and ih o w er: broozeway com pletely screened; u tility rnoih nnd enrporte.
" J r n ltr o l" central heating aystem . Plato g la ss sliding door* botiveon living-room and
hreczeway. Jaloualn widows throughout.
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F t t t s « • f « t « — no matter how they
present th tm ielvei— and they must be feced.
6rf ■ In recent m onth! there h ie been quite *
b it of U lk about our "downtown ahnpping
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And «o much h ie been eald In comment,
conversation, and In written word* that wa
feel sure a great many people must h iv e
wondered, aa we did, whether there wua any
th in g individual dtlaena could do about a
problem ao vast and complex.
T hat's why we decided to alt down to
gtudy the situation. And the more we stud
ied, the more we became convinced that the
key to future accomplishment— and the key
to future improvement—le the private cll
tlien working In joint voluntary effort with
©there like him self.
Farhapa the moet algniflcant fact wa
dlacovered waa that a great manv solution e
to our "downtown shopping area" situation
hare already been worked out In many cummunition and cltlee across the country.
Croupe of enterprising, civic-minded eltlgena have cooperated effectively with their
publle official! to tackle problems like ours
head-on.
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All that wa can hope to accomplish In
these eolumni la to report on examples of
m t * “ as an Inspiration and guide to our
loyal eftfiena hera.
You will particularly note that we are
pot attempting to give any one answer— for
there ie no master plen that will solve all of
our problems. Instead, there are Ideas, new
approaches and new developments, most of
them proved In action.
What we are trying to put across Is the
fact that ease and comfort for the shopper
are measures of progress.
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A shopping center or business district
Is not only a measure of progress, hut a true
index of our culture.
Thi* eriuiHon of n n^w unH mo'lorn nn«lness shopping area embodies developments
in technology, Invention. Industrial progress,
education, finance, and so many other things
that our whole cultural heritage goea Into
producing It.
The shopping center Is n war of lire to
which tve were committed by the most
througn-golng of our social revolutions, the
one Initiated by the passenger automobile
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wilt ta itirfM he at n*»lw *lnMWI*a earn.
II(area*, led gatlaaallr Sf •epaeal t l f w d d i o
• inlra. lae. aet
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naarale eavlaga ■••a wag.
Atlaata. naargla
tM HeralS le a Beaker ef the tawtalr* Pveae
vrklek te tetliie* eirlerirrlr le Ik* ae* far repakllca«<•■
alt tfc* lee*I M e, trie'** la tfcU a*«r<pa»k«Monday, April 28,1986
Fage 4,
T O D A Y ’ S B IB !,* VERSE
And they that believed were together
and had all thing* eommon.—Acts 2:44—
They expected the end of th# world Im
mediately. Many since thet day have made
slmllnr anticipations though the Bible de
finitely says that no man knowa th# time
of the end. People believe what they want
to believe often. Thii mistake mad# pauperi
of th* saints of Jeruselem, and the church
at large took up collection for them for
many years after.
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and the motor truck.
Historically, we have dealt piecemeal
with the problem* created by larger popu
lation! and the Inereaee in transportation
that signifies and creates increase In wealth.
In our community we are atilt In *h# curloua
condition of trying to adopt a ahopplnf cen
ter designed for horse-drawn traffic to tho
necessities of the automobile age.
It Is a fortunate community that haa •
shopping center or buelneis district In 1086.
which adequately and affectively takes car*
of It* shopper*. More often a community
ha* reason to congratulate Itself if by 1986
It has a shopnlng canter that It should have
had In 1948. However, with the tremendous
atrides in population gain and Induatrlal ex*
panalon. the latter yeses have completely
changed Sanford's business district picture.
We must potnt out th et the projects sccomtillrhrd In <rther eommunlMea show, what
can be done, .hurt as dearly, they shew what
must be dona.
In the March 17 Issue o f H iuineii Week
we wore am a«d at tha progreee made by
Fort Worth, Texas In a "Mastar Plan" for
revitalising the Central Core of the city.
It is explained that Fort Worth la the
first citv In the Unb*d States to redesign
completely its central business and shopping
district In order to cope with the blight and
traffic congestion that threatens to strangle
It and many other cities.
Plana hare been made to revamp as much
s* 800 acres In an area that haa become
choked with traffic problems, parking pro
blems, along with maintaining a complete
flow of traffic.
We don’t vlsuallm doing rhe City of
Folks Falling For Swindlers,
Get-Rich-Quick Promoters
WASHINGTON UPI— Chief In*
apector David Stephana nf the IfS. Poal Offlc# DepSrtmant read
**# taiatyp* mmag* end shook
h,< h“ 8 WMr,,y"If* e vlrfoue recket. . .ylcloul*
The wonde* it that people are
ttlll falling for it,"
Th* menage, from Chicago,
told how poilal intpertor* had
Arretted a »windUr who pr*y*d
on iror*. of bertaved famlllc* hy
mailing cheap Bible* *ddrea*#d to
Snnford S business and ahnpping district ft\*r th# dec#a*d-for IS C. O. D.
in n matter of hours nr overnight. Hut. ns
Th* Chicago Incident U Just a
Fort Worth hss done, stten r’t lo eresle s drop !n the nationwide bucket it
tnnjfrnmT* plsn—s 18-venr proiert—to ron- th* fonl-hurh hoy*, charity rack•I**ri, m*il-Orri*r gypiten. "boll
virtee the ahrpping public thnf Rnnfnnl ia «r room" crew* «d lfH?h», 'fl«Bhl*1*
inrl othar fly-Hyflaaea lth*
h a Amari*
im s rt.
nlive nml wnnta the trade from enrh one of night operator* fleer*
can public out of millinn*.
the community's citizens.
In th# charity field *lon*. th*
Fort Worth hss problems slmllnr to San
Builne** Bureau ••timate*
ford although they tr» on a im sller Scale Belter
at lead 120 million dollar* a
here The sums k'nd of thing* that are crest year fall* Into th* hand* of char
ing hnvoc si' over the nmlnn such ns down- fauna snd get^r leh-nuick promottown slum fleernnee. narrow alloys unable era. Four billion dollars i* conto handle truck traffic, nnee-fine residen- w h e w snnuaily to lagttimat.
tinl areas that are becoming blighted with
^
- BthU ,w,„dgrowth. are becoming the hlg prohlem here. 1#.. th, fll,prit w, , fhed obituary
And, to top things off, those condition* notice In n*w*pap*re and mailed
are destined to get worse.
°ui tee Bible* c. o. D. in tha
Like those who were determined to do name# of th* dead persona, Bur*
vlvora e**uw*d Hi. deceased had
something ebout II In the Texas H ty . thera ordered tha book* and paid for
are no etop*(sp mesauree to take care of than*.
Folic* hunca .quart* and pnttal
th* situation Free hue rid»s Into th# eltv’e
shopping are*, one-way streets In an at authoritl** »r* constantly on tha
tempt to alleviate traf/ie congestion, and atari for auek "haaraa etiaatra.”
"Tha Bkkta awlnrtl# la an eld
other temporary measures aerv# no purpose trick," Stephan* *ald. "1 racall
In an aggressive plan to Improve and lo »ca*e* at loaat lit yean ago. and
bring shoppers Into th* husfness and shopp It prohahly go** hark long before
that. Nowaday* wa get a lot of
ing district.
' J." Saxton Lloyd, chairman nt the Stet#
D ivilop m en t
loin
■ Garden Club com ontlon In T allahns.en
roeently that "If we are going to b* big, w#
m’i*t act our alie." Hla remarks were renter#d around an addresa In which ha said tha
State m ust Inventory Its rts-tir.*#*, imnntv#
its highw ays and iminlci|inl parking facilitins In the light of present pooum !on trends
"which eould mean th a t lt’« not Imposslhl#
^ r 'n iH o T w H e
fnrf# nf i .oah pK>ttl intp^i'isn
inv.ttgu thmugh tha-mail Crimea
ranging from aatortfon, fraud
*"<* t y t y r to mail theft, .aid
[u*r#tivV of*#!^ ** * ' * W("
A )KMI (IM h# Midi invn|¥.
*dan outfit which hillad itaelf
a*
the “D # p a r t m * n i of
«'aliforni. H.ndicpped War Vet-
much ftR 12 milHoil by lw7R.
In other words, Mr. Lloyd predicted that
lt’a poaaibl# that w» trip!* in population.
It’a a big Job. a radleal job, It Is so big
that It staggera th# Imagination. But It
miiat h« don*.
funfk for ilUtM hospital eara
of v*teran«.
In »hr*# month*, h# **id, th*
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*Tan
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•*70M
for
firms war* Indicted for mail
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or give them to torn* wrorthwhtl# "They're tending out a'» million
charity.
ballpoint pena at II splace uaing
"And you ran do what you like rh# veteran* angle a* an ap^
y,. merchandiae, without prnl,’’ he aaid. “Every time we
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th. »*no.r
tender **k ,or
about their
paying tor
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an about ITS pound# lo M pound*. H*_
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"The kind of charity fund reit* , nickel go** toward helping v*t- pr|M;(
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“1h* hMl <'h*r,,U*
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0f #jr^| prr renl for
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MoCarthy laid tha National
A*»n. of n*tter Bmin*«* Burcau*. a nonprofit group c«tahli»hcd
In 1920, recently ImucI warning*
ihoiit * new mitfit which claim*
a
th# "Gold Bt»r Wive* Servica
Koundatlon" collected S1* million
ilollara by mailing out punrhhoard*, aheap wallet*, greeting
card* and Lord'a Prayer medallinn*, but got. )*** than HOfl.oOO
after "fund-raltlng eapanaea."
Mrs. Tata, ghoiM raewatly
from a field of nine flnallit*. i<
th* wife of Charle* W. T its at
Coral Gablet, Miami high School
football coach whn recently w*a
named fra*hman attach at lha UnU
varalty ef Florida.
(JflSm you txkdBokkltgnatim rtide p)
■wat a
BulcV ride* on off aorti of rotdg
,
is aomethinx
you find nowher# alas on wheels.
Capricious road* that hvltt and him-unruly roads thtl
rock and roll-tirrd road*, battered and beaten-thsy a t
teem to wear company manners th# moment a Buick
■pprosches.
Wh*'? Simply hecnttM Buick comas with what It takes
to put any road on Hi heat behavior - tha completely
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ride'in gine«rcd combination of ehariit, engine and
automatic drive that ii obtainable In no other car.
And that's gospel truth whether you drive s nevf
SracuL, CsvTunr, S v rii or Boaouasthi,
No other car matches the firm, tru# tracking of BuIcVf
own rids foundation-buttressed by brawny X-braced
frame and torque-tube drive-cushioned on coil springs
and deep-oil shock absorbers.
No other haa auch width of tread and length of wheel*
baas within dimension* an trim and tidy that Buickt
turn, park and RaraRe more easily than smaller cars.
No other duplicates the assurance of steering, brakes
and rear axle so precisely geared and gaited for tha
nimble handling that's ^’safety ‘‘must’ in modern cars.
General Insurance
H. \JAMES GUT AGENCY
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And certainly no other name plate promises the soaring'
sweep of power that wella from the big 322-cublc-lnck
V8 beneath avery new Buick bonnet
Nor does any other automatic drive put power ta its
car'# rear wheels with the swift, unruffled pace of
Yariftdc Titch Dynaflow’ -an d that goes double every
time you ’twitch pitch’ for whip-quick, safer passing.
But why stop to count reasons—when results ar* what
you’re after?
Wouldn't you rather really feeI Bulck'i new ‘aenas d
direction’ on straightaway, curves and comers?
Wouldn't you rather relas In supreme comfort whfl#
tooling this powerful performer over roads you always
hated to travel?
Well, sir, we cordially Invite you to drop la on us and
do just that
Maks It this week, won't you? Sample ths ride that
has charms to win any old road - and get first-hand
figures on prices that make Buick owning a more path
live pleasures
•.Yeti’ Artram-fii VartuhU Tttrh Dvoafoio fa th* wd(/ DyneUme
Hutch hulIJi tnrlau. tl u ttnndant on Rrurtrrwi.ittt. Super and
Century—optional el mode* atire coit on tho SpaeieL
Best Bunxm
M IO N t Tl
JAMES & GUT
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mins wilh api'cal* for money for ,al*»man would taka over, poelng
hrun^U*''miuh.-^MhM’e ^"t*
youth ctnttrp, orphanAfff«, h«»6|»* «« Mth# m«yr)r.,#
1ff' brunet'f mot^ir
thr«g fhil*
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dren.
llal*, *umm*r camp*, and *o on, Th* R*tt*r Butintf* Bureau lav*
A New York legislative commitlee, which inve.tigated charity
larkct* In lOM, hc»nl tecimony
from detective* who hired out a*
'holler room" lalcaman to collect
to help veternn* gel employment evidence. Wim-mea *aid they had
beta
In.lrueted ta pm# aa
free of charge.
Pains
I lf BAST FIRST STREET
r„hh|p dMtnr(
mr„t « ••* only ID or tl pcrv.nt MlMnien," manning ■ ^atfory of “Juit' ^ m ln u l.^ lh l mtyn\ w*n LV^*irT nd*it«chAm*rM* *5"''"
of th* mnn*y got* to charily.
t*I*phnn#«. keep th* wire* hum- .,,**1 to you.” Then Another'J* 0rm "d B' ,ch on M,r 1 ill
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you tor tho publicity yon hive (#r Bualnaaa Bureau, offer# hii
given ua la your newspaper this
ysir. Yout cooperation h it baen
«Th#r. !• ahaolutaly no logal
most Ippradated.
obligation fo return anything you
Ptlotlp,
didn't orilar, avan If It'a accomFellco Swanson, praiidant panted by atampe to rover return
m
(Mr*. Harvey A. Swanson) postage. You ran keep ths stamp*
Coaar
Rocky Marciano It the bait ha
knew’t.
"1 can go two rounds tl the
table with him and that's aboit
all." he admitted. "Rocky ran put
, four-pound
pound .teak
.teak and
and lh*n
th*n
call for lamb chop*. Rut 1 g>t
filled up on a two-pound •te.i, 0lu,
a dl.h of tee cream covered with V
chncolala tyrup and whipped
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-ml city official, and to drop hi,
are fighting all the time la where
Experti lay on# of th* wnr»t name* in making their "pitch."
they have paid prnmolera." Mef'erthy .aid, "W*’v# found that In racket. in the "holler room" ap- When a pm.pect halked at con-
JllSTICI
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fore American troop* liberated
them In April. *
"W# had to acaveng# what wa
could from the countryside," he
n* me*1':
# itarted w th WO men. and
there were only MO to too left
when w# were freed. The reit had
dropped out."
Glf’a weight had droppvt from
■ Mlsloa ^
.h* *»Id- “I
eouldn t |*t snouin #f it.
}I« went back Into nit old muIne»» s i »n electrics! contractor,
But Gil couldn’t le t that wartima
dream nut of hla Mid. He wanted
to be aurroundtd by eleaka.
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Today ha I* Gil took hla capital
and, teamed up with a Greenwich
village reaaumteur named Jnhnny Johnmn, opened a eteak and
chop horn* called "The Charcoal
Hoorn" at 41th St. and Ind At*.,
nol far from the United Nation*.
The place boomed from the
start. One gimmick that helped:
Patron* were allowed to don a
th e ft tap snd cook Ihtlr o w n ,,
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fhey r# never happier than when
they’re •sting," he tald. "There'.
on)y #n, ffl. d tB happine,.thr0U| h th# Momieh. I found that .
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Gil admlrea a good trencherman
and *ayt heavyweight champion
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...... . operetlnne. they Ju«t **nd ua an fointed In the chowline waiting for ''nur * ,h i„ U i a drain,
'■"* 11 f nur hom* ln **r*nn
order blank .aying ’ord.r mor. hi* tint real meal *nd .pent week.
■‘'f’l'vlng a dr.am elw.y*
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esrri*e with it s p«nilty
»#nd* sri agent to collect It with*
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fo SB day*. Even then you can
•'Howmr. wa found out they
Wh.n I cam. hnma food wa. lc, creim. n(iw w(lshi
Bmin^
demand iiorag* charge*'."
need l!>fK>,(HV> for eipenie* before
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tirs outfit »»» trapped snd eipNEW YORK Ul — Th* dreamt o f tur«d by a Israer German fores
wsr prUoneri are hauntln* thing*. after ssven mudaroua hours of
Became they can do little but battle.
dream and wait, their dream#
He and 1U other R«na*rs. hud.have an Intensity beyond the ,ufd *o cloiely toialher In a single
d<eam« of ordinary people. They cattle car that they had to ileep
dream of love, and money, andHanding up; rode for etvan daya
power, and food-hut moatly food. ( nd aix nights brfore reichlnf
Many prlaonera ef war, when Germany. In that time they were
thetr nlfhtmare ordeal la over and |ivan only a slnglt meal.
they return to peactime living,
pff B|0om bf< ll ta dream-of
foriet the dreama they once (ood conitanlly hun*ry In dreary
found refuse In.
monlhe that followed In a pi lion
gut not GU Bloom, who for IS f|m p n f|r
he found hie
jnnnlh* at a prlaoner of the Gcr- dr„jm , ( tma down I# a tingle
man’i dreamed conMsntlv of—. Blit vision
lat'a t>U hla itory from tha bejlnn- "Pay and night I dreamed of
Int.
nothing but ateaka Tha higsMt.
Gll, a tall, powerfully built pri
vate from South Orange, N. J., Juci-n steaks a man could Ihlnk
Joined the If 8 Banger* ahortly of. And. mountain* of inowy 1c#
after the abora rive raid on Dieppe. cream." he »aid. "And I mad# up
He hlmielf fought at Gafia In my mind that If t ever got out
Tunl.la, Geta In Sicily, Salerno alive, I'd apend the reit ef my
life aurroundtd by aiaakt and Ice
end Cttilno In Italy.
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wet with
apearheadlng -ale.
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,hi •iriasHli'g Ruement* of Binglrt whan hla en- ■■*"»<
ctptort ilarted GU and
--------------------------------------------- ths ether prlaenera on e march
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fraud and conspiracy aftar poatal
Inspector* cracked down.
In another ea**, Stephen* aatd,
• Plttahurfh man lent nut ISS.OflO
latter* a meath containing cheap
plaitle crudiflae* along with an
By SAM DAWSON
poratlon* and Indu.tfit* putting upTh# airplane* are having their flamotion appeal for | i t* aid
NEW YOHK OB— Amarlea itlR hug# *um* althar to keep up with nanclil growing p»ine. Tbay «ro Catholic charity. H* wa# taking
suffer* from growing palm.
their rmtomera or to heat out looking for *tack* nf dough » tai* In 11,100 a day when pn*t*l In.
Gigantic a* almost everything their rival* for markata, her* now
thilr way Into th# Jet af*.
apaetoratapped on hi* door.
Ho
•Iroidy la—you talk about bllltone or eipecied In th* year* ahead.
Individual* aren't Immune. At l< jandwr mall fraud Indictment,
today while (till trying to tom- And th* March for naw aoureca Americana’ standard* of living
1 , lh* , ** °"'ro
prahond mUllom — thara ar* Mr- nf raw material* to fatd Amarlea'* grow higher, the queit for fund*
. l!* , **
, m,*ny
Vies* snd good* you want mor# of widening mew win take ttill more to keep up with th* Jontae* or to r^Pism ia aiw n eo-caiien eharrlghl now and othtre you'rs told iltc k. of money or credit.
keep up with ihe new model* of
' nd
yoi.’U w.nt more of aoon.
(nd lml, companUa ar# ^ ^ t o ^ M aadget makers tan
mneha! dlao-ballpolnt
Th# pain# ahow up Brat In the*# aptndlng to develop new Iron do- be painful Indeed.
pane, nocktla*. cheap wallet*,
htadoqusU aervlee* or goods, later po.lt* or to find wayi to produce
goodluck
pi«M
"guarantead"
In the soarfh for money lo msst iron mnre economically from oldfamily coati-of-argi* and other
the n*w or sxpoctsd demand*, and (r ore bn.lie*. They are bringing
Slmrracki. Usually It 1* offarod
finally In th# mounting papor work in mors aluminum and ropper.
on "19 day approval” terms.
just to keop trick of tho bigger They plan more atsol mill* to meet
Aa long aa th* traah Isn't sent
oporatiom.
ths gftalar demand and replace
G. O. D. and doesn't violata postAmericas Talsphona k Tsls- indent furnace*. They talk of
Anrit m
*1 regulations against
fraud
ar
opni
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iww d#--ptJon
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tha pn|t
graph la m convinced that moro mors newsprint. The oil industry
people ar* going to want to talk I*
le looking year* ahead In It* Editor
Offlc. Department can do about
it.
morn to other* in more plaesi that March for iww field*. And Indus- yh# Sanford Herald
"But w . tea warn th» public."
it It tho fleet corporation to it - try took* for more water, althar Is Sanford
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�T H E SANTORD HERALD Mon.. April 23. 1!)5«, P j>jm 5 |
Fine Arts,American Home Depts.
Have Joint Meeting In Club
Seminole Hi
S o jo i c J fc v & n JtA
Calendar
MONDAY
TUESDAY
Tht Sanford Story l.tagj* will
„,»«t at » p. m. In tht Yacht Club
f^r ■ covered dlah auypar. There
«il) aim bt » builntit art non.
Tha Sunbeam* and G A.'t will
"jMitet >t Flrai Bapliit Church at
1:30 p.m.
M*aa*ii|{«rt from Firit Baptist
Church 1 raining Union will at
tend a District Training Union
Convention at the Kuatii Kira;
Baptlat Church beginning at 2;J0
p.m.
Tht Frlendihip League of the
Congregational Christian Church
will meat in Iht Fellow »hip Hall
flit * P m
Cub Scout Pack 10 will hava a
enmmittea meeting In tha Firit
llethodlat church at 7 3(1 p. m.
Parent* of hoy* wiahmg to join
•hould apply at Ihia unit
Cub Scout Pack 10 will meet
In Iht Methodist Church at 7:30
p. m .
Southern Memorial Day program
Will be held it 9 IS a m at the
of Mr» R. F Rnbiaon. HOT
wF. 2nd St A luncheon util follow at
Lemon Bluff Camp of Mrt J. H
Tiiirk " h Mr*. W. R Dyson
la co-hoiteii.
Tha fc. M. Wivi'i Club will meat
■t A p. m. In tha USO. All mem
ber# ar# urged to attend.
Tht Girl Scout laadara mtatlng
will ha held at th« Eplacopal Par
iah Kouaa at 7:30 p. m. All acout
leadara and co-tiad«ra along witb
any tniareitad parent* a r t urged
to attend thla aeiilon.
Ladle* Night will &• held by lha
Men * Clan of lha Praabytarlan
Church at 7 p. m. Supper will bt
aerved. Tha Rav. Paul Edrla of
Da>toni Beach will tpeak lo tha
group on "Darn Fool Poetry."
The Y.W.A.'a «f the Flrat Baptiat Church will matt at 7 p.m.
Inatallation of offlcera will be
held i t tht regular dinner mail
ing of tha Pitot Club of Sanford.
Meat atirta at I 10 in tha Yacht
Club.'
Tha CPO Wive* Club will meet at
S p m. on th# Base at the CPO
Chib. All memberi ara urged to
attend.
St. Mary'* Chapter of tha Holy
Urn** Episcopal Church will hove
a pi a stir ware party at the home
of Mr*. Ouy Allen at S p. m. in
I.nch Arhor.
Paat N’nhla Grand* Club of Sem
inole Rebekah Lodge will meet
with Mr*. Mary Jameiou, f>08 Pal
metto Ave.
WEDNESDAY
The Training Union will epon•or a eovered-diah auppar at
First flaptiit Church at 0:30 p m
Dr. \V. P. Brook* Jr. will lead
th* midweek prayer lervir* at
First Baptlat Church at 7.<U>
pm.
Melvin Dekl* will direct the
Training Union Worker* Confer
ence at First Baptlat Church at
a IS p m
Th* Junior Choir will r*hean*
at Firal Saptut Church at 3,30
pm.
Lake Monroe
News
STRAIGHT BUT SEAMED
m CURVES to tilt pockets la
this Ban Zuckarman coat of
tmarahmallow Italian baaketweave wool. White bona buttone
fasten the coat except at tha
neckline. The back la centered
with a vent
BT GRACE THURSTON
The Lake Monroe Home De
monstration Club hart a very
aueceaaful Cancer Driv# .Monday
evening, thank* to tne hard wot**
ing ladies of tha group.
They ate aa follow*; Mra. C.
E, Hittell. Mr*. Clover Marra,
Mr*. Unnle ‘Mae Arthur* Mrt.
Ruth (iriffii, Mr*. C. E. Jackson,
Mr*. J. A. Andrewa, Mr*. J. II.
Tindall, and Mr* U P Rayhurn. Th# hard working ladle*
rollactart II0KIMI
Th# Hoina Damon*tratlnn rluh
will meet Monday evening April
23 at the irhool lunch room **
“ pm. to he ihown a f>'m ”n
Cancer Dreaaing.
Th# Lake Monro# Home Da*
mon*tratlon Club won in# "la lent Skit." at th# County Council
Home Demenatratlon, on Wedncaday.
Th# Lak# Mnnrn# Club out dirt
The Prince Rainier Wedding hv
staging ona of their own They
antertalned th* group with a
Mock Wedding, which proved to
be a huga auecest.
Tha Preacher, Mra J A. And
rew#; Brtda. Mr* J H. Tindrili
Groom,
Mra.
Clover
Marie; i
! Brida’a Motiiar; Mra J. C Sapp,,
Bride * Father. Mr* Joyce Ehbrr.
Ring Bearer, C. P. Rayburn.
j
Your Vol*
For
Homer
F o r County Commissioner
Will Ra Appreciated
County R ssidant 29 Year*
Try This One
COMPANY SUPPER
BY NAN CUSHING
Th* track team returned from
the confarenr# meet with honor*.
Aa a remit letters war* earned
by. Phillip Byrd, Johnny Y'eakle,
John Butler, Al Colllna, Murray
Nance, Wayne M e C o y, Dor
Mathleu, Sid Vftien and Rohhy
Little.
Good Luck
tomorrow
team.
W’ednaadiy, Governor LeRpColllna vlaited the high echnol.
He wai met by a group of tludenti and a number of picture*
were takan. Th* Governor gave
a abort apaerh to tha etudent
body. Being behind on hi* bu*y
■rhedul* h* did no: etay a t long
ae wa would hava liked,
Aa e raault of th* election held
Tuesday morning, Jim Hawkins
and Elliabeth
Woodruff will
reign aa May Day King and
Queen. Now tha eecret it Just
who the attendant* are. Boy*,
th* dance la only two week* off
. . . have you a data!
Friday morning and that even
ing at I p.m. th* eurtain rang
up at SHS on “Th# ljidy of th*
Terrace,” th* op*r*:ta w*a glv*n
hy th* file* Club. Pet Herring
ton and Kenneth Ramary were
th# lead*, while Bnbhl# Crutch
field played th* "lady " Other*
In th# r a n Included Kaye Jenkin*. Joe Davi*. Richard Tiaun,
Shirley Andrraun, Y'vnnn* Cullen,
Wayn# McCoy, and Randall Robbin*. It wa* a splendid perfor
mance and averyon# concerned
deeetve* much prana.
Now for the goiaip! Dottle
Melt*, when did you Ijirn to do
thus# lovely arabesque#7 Why
will Teddy Walker he glad when
the operetta I* over, doesn't he
like for Kenneth to mak* love to
Pat?
Da # . . “Why don't you get
off rhe Mary Grac# -go around?"
Janice, why la May IS so impor
tant? What i« thla w» hear
about Jo* and Shirley and “ Vio
lent" love making during rehear
sals?
Whet a did Jim Hawkins get
Ilia sort throat? Someone eaid
Ft Crutchfield Is for the Byrd's
four boy a. Schirarrt, Nance, Byrd
and Little, have at long la*t
learned tha "proper" way to
dance. , .
By# no's................. I
The Fin# Arts Department nf
the Woman's Club met with the
American Home Department for
for it* regular meeting Tuesday at
S u m.
Th# meeting waa presided over
hy Ihe chairman, Mra. Willis
Peacock. The opening prayer
we« given bv Mr* (iruge
During the business meeting
members voted to have as a pro
ject lor next year working with
other interested groups in the
community toward development
of a Y'milh tenter.
Mr*. Harrlman introduced Mrs.
U. C, Welsh who is one of San
ford's favorite *lnr.v-telirr* Mrs.
Welsh began her talk by atresi-
f l& A A o n a h
Mr. and Mrs William Cunning
ham of Charleston. S. C. have
returned home after slaying for
a ihiwt while with Mra. Sain
Hampton and family.
HAI'I'Y GRADUATION! Ml** llitriivlt Redding an I ” 1 * 1 nin th Wnistlm'# *ie ......... te l oifls hv
Mr*. George Stin# who honored the Slid June fim uatei with a breakfast In her home Saturday morn
ing. (Photo By Jameson)
'Peer Gynt' Will
Be Presented
At Pinecrest FrMqy
CLUB HAS MEET
rat Smith called the J H Cluh
nf th* Sanford
Junior High
School to aesamn at 12 13 In the
auditorium of the tchonl Frida*
Jackie Aahley called the roll
Prniects « ere .tin'sn a - • ihr memheri received their 4 H pin*.
The r-min discussed plan, for *
partv The lesstnn then amuroed
al J US. Approximately 4ft mem
ber* were prr.ent along with
Miaa Myrtle Wilinn, aponsnr.
The eombtnKion of banana* and
chocolate in > sauce *U1 please
adrfleta of thou flavor#
Fried Chicken with .dashed
Potatoes
Asparagun
Bread Tray
Tomato and Cucumber Salad
White Calm with Chocolate
Banana Sauce
Beverage
SOUND
DISPLAY AND SALESPERSON
FAIR
VALU E!
,kf
* 3 0 0 DOWN * 5 0
$1795
Sad Bt. A Palaiatt* — Phone 1234
• GOOD STARTING SALARY
• ON THE JOB TRAINING PROGRAM
• SICK B E N E FIT PLAN
• HOSPITAL AND SURGICAL INSURANCE PLAN
YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT A PPREC IA TED
RALEIGH KING
• DEATH AND DISM EM BERM ENT B E N E FIT
PLAN
• PROFIT-SHARING RETIR EM EN T FUND PLAN
• IDEAL WORKING CONDITIONS AND HOURS
• OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT
FOR
SIMILAR DEALS ON ALL MODELS A BODY STYLES
Holler Motor Sales
• HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION REQUIRED
• PAID VACATIONS— DISCOUNTS
PER MONTH
Including eollbioa. (Ire, theft. In.urenee. Life sn hala- #
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LAST TIME TONIGHT
STARTS 7:20
W arner Bro s.
HIUNT
Mr. and Mr* Albert Hxrdestry
hava had a* their gura!* Mr and
Mrs, Jack A. Jones, Srta'on Pa.
and William Shook of Akron.
Ohio. Their home la on 2417
llrnnge ,t\r.
All Calendar
LUtings And
Society New*
Are Requested
Ry A p. m. The
Day Preceding
Publication
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as today's ttanagef
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FLORIDA C LIM B IN G . - .
K ilt
COLLINS
KEEP
FLO R ID A
tn Cotpa4b'M»ncto
“Keep Florida ellmhtng toward Ita destiny with*
out faltering, without detouring and without riik«
Inp sft-bnrka under untried or unstable leadership,*
My* Governor LeRoy Collins.
TRAINED
1956 CHEVROLET
only
OES Chapter Two
Reads Resolutions,
Drapes Charter
FOR YOU NO WOMAN BETWEEN
AGE 18 AND 26 TO TRAIN FOR
EFFICIENT
6-paasenger
Custom Sedan
The lovely home of Mr* George
Stine was the scene for one of the
tirsi parlies honoring giaduating
senior* of the Seminole High
School. Mra Stine feted Mlsa Ellrattelli Woodruff and Mitt Har
nett Reildmg with a ‘ Bermuda
Shorts Breakl.nl ' Saturday morn
mg at 9 a m.
A red anil whit* them* predomtneteri in the flower irrangemenss
and niher decnratloni The gut*
were seated at tables in ihe liv
ing room, dining room and on the
porch.
Aa each girl look her place she
was siren a iralloped grapefruit
half in ihe sh*|ve of a basket com
plete woh handle and lopped null
a cherrv. tin ihe top nf ihe ha-kel
wa* pmnrd a >rrol] in red and
A lovele meeting nf Seminole
while and inscribed wiih each
Chapter
No I Order of Easicrn
girl's fortune.
Milk, coffee baron, eggs, grits, Star wa* held rhutsdiy Night at
rolls ami hutier. and cinnamon Ihe Masonic Temple.
The hsR o - r - rssfr't.l,* dtwists were serird by Mrs. Slmf
assisted hv Mrs. Harrs Woodruff, corateri **Uh hjskets nf red and
Mrs C. L. Redding. Mrs M L white glads end bin* delphinium,
nihorn Sr. and Mrs. Charles sprinkled with gvpsolphia.
Wilke.
Blue v*»es holding whit# and
Th# tablet were nverlaid with pink carnallnna were used ad
white cloths and e»rh place for s iflt#9" ■> «ly e-outifl r* e i i mi
th# honnred member was marked Tire Star Poinl atalinna were
hv ■ linr graduate doll complete rnerkeil with vases of flowers m
with while robe, hat. and diploma, ihe emblematic colors Mra. P
wturh « i f tied with a red and H. Wyatt, Worthy Matron and
white ribbon
P. II, Wvatt, Worthy Patron picArrangements nf red arid while sided in ihe East,
gladioli were placed in the living
fn-tror' o , cr *-rlnu- n"-*--room a<«l dining room V>n the nf rhe work was given hy n W.
man, utilr was placed * nraiiiin turner, Pa-1 Patron and his coin
in a crystal dish of red and white mlliee
Restuiaiont ws-se read
flowers flanked hv two nimustine and me l hailcr draped it n>to r
graduation dull1 Ihr table, wlinh of a departed member, Mint W.
is of wrought iron and gla-t, lea Warner.
lured t la/y susan alsoholding
Plan* weie made for ** many
an unusual arrangement.
as possible lo attend Grand t'bapGifts weie presented the two ts*r April 2t JJI lu list held in
Itonoreei Its Mrs S-ine during
the meal Each present was lied Miami Beach.
The ncvl meeting Mat 3 will
in Hie class colors, which aie
he observed a* 'Mother* Night."
crimson and sihne.
Thai* invited tn attend th* gala1 Mrs, Helen l-emhort and hrv
event were Ihe honorees. Miss ruin mlliee wer# in charge of ihe
Betty Ann Munson, Miss Many rlrroratlon* and refrevhnienl* for
I am cron. atls» Janice Kinlaw. the evening. The dining room was
Miss Mary Tanner. Mi»s Man* hraiillfullr decorated with pink
Menendra. Mi*s Nancy Travasos. and wlide carnations. Lighted
Miss Glenila Sllkwimil. Miss Mary pink i*[o'is cast a soil glow over
Hose Speer, Mis# Pain Wale, Ihe dainty party rcficvlmicim.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
idaabtlng dpea* I# nearly twice
is
frequent / m um ? through March
(Pd. Political Ad . . Paid far by
Ban July throws August.
Hnmar Little)
F lrnt hecauM It'a FlnM t at I/Oweat Coatt
B u j It a t Ho|lcr*a and you'll aara dollara
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What doe* this meanT
O perated Own Ruainaaa la Coun.
w
ty Foe » Tear*.
1st. IN SALES!
1st. IN
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Miss Woodruff, Miss Redding Feted In Home
Lake Mary Choir
Sings At Service
APRIL »
Valeria Kirchhoff
Fred Klrihner of the Raymond
Studio will attend Ihe convention
of the Florida Photographer* As
sociation in St. Petersburg today
through Wednesday in mder "to
inform himself" on the newest
Mia* Gerrl Rpivy, Miss Nancy trend* in photography.
Whitt, Miss Yvonne Cullen, Mu*
Mr* F. T. Meriwether, Mrs R
Mary Ann Wright.
Also Mis* Sara Jacohsnn, Misa C. Moore and Mr*, Ralph Austin
Smith of rhe Sanford Woman's
Jnyra Hay Bock, Mi>t Margaret Club left Ihl* morning to attend
Moore, Mis* Pat Dunn, .Mu* ilia- the eonvetntiuii of lha Florid.,
n* Smith, Miss Sandia Peterson, Federation nf Woman's Cluh* in
Ml«a Marian Davis, Ml>> V«i1* l.iikeland, Mrs. .1. V Gill ion left
Ann MacGillls, Mi-s llawu Ann Tburertay to attend t.i* same
Pearson, Miss Faye Ashley, Mi*t convention.
Sue Haves, Mitt Mary Kitlim
Mrs. Mary Eula llolt*e!aw, Mrs.
Powell and Mis. G Phans.
Mary Alu-e Gyntt anil Mrs. Linrue Move, left today for Miami
Beach to attend lire M «t Gland
l haptrr Session of the lirder of
the En.trrn Star which convent#
April 2.1-28.
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nv m u t v d u e t.innEV
Trirtay, April 27, the ilxlh
-rader* a>* giving th# play
"Peer Gynt" to the auditorium
of Pine Crest Srhnnt,
We are giving It to false
mruiiM* for Vera Droe*e Vera la
* r r l af 11 »hn live* over In
Germany She has a mother and
fir, titters He, father wa* Will rd hv th# ponimunlst* Every
venr M t* Campbell's classroom
send* Pit rto'lars to the "Save the
Children
Federation” to
hoy
things for Ver* because her fam
ily gets only at dollars a month
l\ * think Ver* I* well worth
wmk'ng for. Rhe help* her
mo-hi-r, who ha* heart trouble,
and she deliver# paper* at foot
Th# Youth Choir of th# Lake o'clock in th# morning to earn
Mary n*ptiat Chapel pratented extra money.
ii--i*iam of acrip'ure and tongs
W# recently had a rarmrt from
Wednesday evening at rhe regular "Suv# th* Children Federation"
Prayer meeting service* tinder that Vera'e hike had been atulen
th# direction >'f Mr*, Delma Net «n now ihe Hal tn walk to de
tle* and Mra. Clara Ogden
liver papers.
.Opening aang .we# "Let the
W# have found pen pal* foe
Children Come” Rcripturw of the two of Vera'e lister* Her sister
Old end New Testament w*« g.vi-a Unix, who le no,v living with a
hy Diane Wilton, Pat Dorn-an. family in Canada, ho* a pen p*l
Donna Beard, EVabeth Ojd-n. m Georgia, who hn* invited poi*
Danny Nettles, R'-r.eril Dorman ro *ee her Some time this sum
and Jimmy Ogden
mer Dora I* going to <ee Pegov
The little children e( lha choir arid if pn**iblo she « ill foin* to
nng “The Bible ^ m g 1 and in •re u* here in Banfmd.
eluded Carolyn Wilton D i a n e
The main rharacter* In our
Vettlea, Wanda Mi*on, Diana Og plav are Peer Gynt, Jimmy T»rwilligrr; Asa. Randy Caton: Wo
den and Bnhbv Mocris.
The program va* closert with man m Gieen, M*rv Dee l.ibhey;
l.nul*# lllggenholliem:
"The Bible I* the Rett Bin k" by Vuitra,
and SolvegJ, Mary Ice Mock. We
lha choir.
me handicapped hv having »nlv
: *l* girl* in our morn in w# have
to u»# fifth grad# girl* We hava
had to us# a boy a* a leading
larty.
Happy Birthday
Air*. R. F Grider of Loulivllle Ky. is visiting for a werk
with Mr. and Mrs. John Ivey and
family,
tng the riluci gained from
mg and lialenlng lo or
atnrlta—aha mentioned
moral
and apirltual
character building and
lary building. "Things
learned ar* remembered
through atory-telllng," ah* said.
Mra. Welsh (eels It la lmpoiil>)l*
to drive a person lo read-we ac
quire the desire to read in child
hood, usually through family In
fluence or hy being expoicd to
gnnd itory-telling outside th* - ,.
home.
Mrs. Welsh read an
pcciii and concluded
lelliryi a story by Mai
that was thoroughly
her audience.
Tie Ameriran Home Depart
ment welcomed
the following
new members, Mrs. Robert Ma
han, Mrs. Warren Knowlea, Mra.
Howard Siggmon and Mrs. John
Sauls,
Hoatesaes for lha evening
.Mrs. Douglas Stenstror
Bill Kirk, Mrs. Forest
ridge, Mrs, Al Hunl, Mr
man, Mrt. George
Mrs. Willis Peacock,
Those present at (he meeting
were, Mra. John Carlton, Mra.'
Jamea Ekern, Mrt. B. £. Moore,
Mra. W. P. Yesley, Mra, 8. J, . . .
Nix, Mra. W. C Hires, M/i. ft,
L. Bass, Mrs. George Weill, Mra.
N. V. Farmer, .Mrs. Raymond
Smith, Mrs. D. A. Gregory, .Mr*. '■
Bveckenrlilge, Mrs. J. P. Wilson, • « **
Mra. Roger Harris, Mra. Raipa #*■*»
Austin Smith, Mrs. Stephen Ter «-* **Horst, Mrs. S G. Harrlman, Mrs.
F. T. Meriwether, Mra. Bill Kirk, A<,»
Mrs Al Hum. Mrs, Willis Tea.
cock and Miss Barbara Ruprechl,
Guests present were Mra. Petef tA *
Jurinle, Mr* Betty Wesson, Mrs. >1* ■*'%<
Ruth Hawthorne ami Mrs. J. C.
E. Connell.
TAX A SSESSO R
(Pd. Pel. Adv .hv Raleigh Ring)
. . . AND BEST OF ALL AN OPPPORTUNITY TO
GROW INTO BIGGER R ESPO N SIB IL ITIES AND
INCOME.
CONTACT MANAGER FOR
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During 13 abort months of outstanding leaden*
■hip under Governor LeRoy Collins, Florida haa
grown fnster Ihnn any other major State In tha
Nation, advancing st an imaging rat* In popula#
lion, industry, business and tourist business.
Florida If SOLID
U n d er L eR oy C oiling*
calm, experienced leader*
v '^ / C F ‘7 P ‘^ S J V *^P* Farida has coma of
g I * £ > - - age. There has been na
P ( r Is \ v S .
scandal, no racketeering, no
ahum and no hypocrliy. Governor Colllna haa
brought Florida the greatest roadbuilding program
in history. His record in every pert of the Stata
adminlxtrntion is one that is envied by other Statea
—and recognized over the Nntinn. This recognition
is Important to Florida's future—and to you, youf
Jobs, your pocketbooks, your children's future.
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LeRoy Collins' record ehows that he has kept
every pledge he ever m ad e-and evttry pledge haa
been for the good of Florida.
Keep Florida's government In capable handa,
clean «md honorable hands. Re-elect tha man beat
qualified to direct Florida's government for tha
next four years—Governor LeRoy Collins.
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�Roberts Started For 7th
Year. In Select Circle
Milwaukee Tetwelnad in Ota Na
tional League lead h? slugging St
Robin Robert* to win 30 games l/tui* 13-S in th* second e*m« aft
er 8. Iiouli took th« fin t 10-4 on
Is a* etoao to a aura thing as you in eighth-run litth inning
gat in baitball.
Homers hr Ernie Ranks, Mont*
Th* Philadelphia Philli** aee Irvin and Solly Drake Kata th*
haa a head start toward a seventh Chirago Cuba a 6-4 decision war
a ir tig h t year in tha select elrele. Cincinnati. Tbair second game w n
But he Insists he never set a goal, calltd by darkness, a 1-1 tie alter
Just doing hla beat for the elub. •even inning*.
II* doesn't put too mach stock
The New York Yankee* cooled
in low-hllteri either. With him a off the Boiton Bed Sox, taking
“winning game'* in which he three in a row at Yankee Stadium
givee nine hit* is a better Job than to tighten their grip on the Amer
ican League lead. Five Red Sox
a loet one-hitter.
Hie flret two starts Bile season error* and homar* by Don Idtraon,
Illustrate. Ho barely staggtred Yogi Barra and Joe Collina'added
through against Brooklyn opening up to a 13-0 Yankoe victory.
Billy Plerca of Chocago ahut out
day. yat ha wort It Yesterday at
Philadelphia. Jm needed a tight ef* Kama* City with three hlte 3-0 In
fort to bent Johnny Antonelii’e a quick turnabout by tho White
three-hitter. Ho gavo tha New Sox, who were aiugglng 15-1 by
GOVERNOR LEROY COLLINS RECEIVES a 1950 season pail to Florida State League Oamo« frjua
York Giants five hits but Antoneill the A'a Saturday.
threw one bad pitch—aK three-run
Two homera by Detroit's A1 Ka F8L Preaidant John Krider during last week’* visit to Sanford by tha Govarnor. (Staff Photo)_____ ■
homer by Ted Kasanski-and the lina helped account for a first*
Phlla won 3-1.
gams victory over Cleveland 6-4,
The Gltn’-j ellmbed on Curt but Bob Lemon went the route fur
Blmons, making his first start, the first time since last May 30 to
and batted out a 0-7 edge In the give the Tribe an even break with
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
second game. Willie Moya hit ■ a 6-2 verdict in the nightcap.
Two
well-known auto rarer*
three-run homer olf reliefer Bob
Rookie Fred Beiana topped
died violent desthi yesterday la
Miller In the ninth.
Washington in Baltimore’! 7-3
7-3 victory over the Washington separate races in California. ) ■
By GORDON BEAU*
Don Newcombs got on the beam opening victory, hut Camilo RaaBALTIMORE (Ah—A rookie who Senators, although lie needed help
Watt Faulknet
Inns ft^ees
with a three-hitter ai Brooklyn cual earned a split fur Washing •aw hit first major letgua game from veteran reliefers Harry DuCalif., was crushed to death uhe\
downtd Pittsburgh 4-1 in a game ton wish a 4-1 four-hitter it th* ( omy sut days ago may hs> th* m h and George Zuvcrink.
hla 1930 Ford went out of control
second.
called by rain In tha seventh.
pitching Mariner Paul Richards
The 25-ycar-o'd 200-poumlt-r has in a qualifying trial it the fW.t
of the Baltimore Orlrtee Is look* hid only ta n yean minor league Coast Speedway at Vallejo and
tog for to boli**;i h-s thinly msnn .'xperlenci, Ha was purchased rolled over' aevcral times. P-otno<d staff.
G IA N T O F THE G IA N T S
left fall from Oa.vlur.ii of the ter Fred Agajanlan said Faulkner
Fted Resells, fl-fnot-3 left I’nifie Coast League, wl.ora ha was thrown partially out of ths
hander from iloaeville. Calif., had a 6-tO record in 1933. He was ear becauaa his waist belt held
made his first big league start yes. In the Air Furc* tha previous four but hi* shoulder strap snapped.
terday. Ha gained credit for x yvors,
Ernie McAfee, 37. of Bever>
In Roston last Tuesday, I'esana Hills, Calif., died Instantly whm
watched hi* first i*am» in tho tug hli powerful Ferrari crashed Into
time a* the Orioles opuntd agntnst a tree at 73 miles per hour on
(he Red Sox. The following day lie a sharp hairpin Mni in the fint
blanked Huston without a hit iu ratal accident In seven years of
two innings ol relief.
road racing in Ihc national sports
With veteran southpaw Rill car race* at Pebble Beach Of
Wight getting his lumpt in spring ficials said his brakes locked.
Driver George Amiek of Los An
training and In tvo regular sea
son starts. Richards decided to geles was injured and knocked out
gvie Rcsnna a starting assign of (he 300 mite Indianapolis clas
ment. lie originally intended to sic Memorial Day when his tot#
use the rookie as a relief pitcher. Ford also sped out of control it
The ynungotcr ram* through Vallejo and rolled over sevenl
handsomely yesterday after a times. All of his harness straps
shaky start before 21,7117 local held, lie suffered a broken left
fan*. He gave up thre« walks and wrist and possible concussion
an infield single In th* first inn
ing and the Senators tallied three
run*.
After that, lie allowed only five
By JA CK R A N D
The A ssociated Prea*
aaae heavy upon tha bearta of
sesBca—Luida aat thoughtful ho*
g i t tha Ore, remain barmg that
ethar urns, that other day, of lean
a a f doubts, and aa urgent feollag
I M d u d by t brown, awtft river.
MM h very pregrearivo tow n; ad*
arittadty It woa ruled by tho wealth g a th er h er fam ily ab«xd h e r a t w hile ho Miadled brain surgery.
a a d th a prorilga of ooa family, the reg u lar ta te rra ta , had aalaad upon Could a m an refime such a g ift
T b m a ln n whose sturdily built old th is encuaa te have a fam ily p arty . fresa hie fa th e r T Perhaps.
Except for John and Sitae, lately,
U
w as y o u r m other's Idea,*
she saw each one o f them every Ja s p e r had said.
day, b u t aha liked th e feel of h av
*1—do n 't know w hat to say to
th a other aad stood tho ing all
alt tho threoda la bar hand a t e ith e r of you,” had been A la n s
aapttol w h irs Dr. AJoa one*,
u aurftoo-to-charge.
T h a t m oralng U n d o woho w ith Brat com m ent.
He had talked t e Linda. Tha
o r Thornton ruled I ta the th ought of tho p a rty before
stru g g le te reach a decision was
tho community, and Its her. I t wax atlfl d a rk btyood tha long and dUTicult. but K cam e a t
by virtue of hla own big window, T h a opah hr* w u not y at
itoodod stock, hla boro* freshened, but th a room wax not la r i t e an aad.
“H ere I would be w orking among
feed m ill—hla Chirac- cold. Alan had closed the window,
personality.
and th a tharm oatat of th e new fur* m y own people," A lan told U nde.
mfaar of 1943, Jasper aac* sta rte d to do Ita Job a t six.
vxa a bit p a ri seventy,
"Nona of this I" aha said aloud, ever t h a n ta hum ankind.
■•D’yosi edppoae," ha axkad, Iron.
A, aa stro n g a s a a old and aat stra ig h t up, sw ung h e r
a m ighty. He spoka to legs U> Ui* aide of th a m aitraaa KUn, - t h a t F a th e r know* w hat
■ tha asm s loud tone,
and Baiiad down for bee slippers, M a'am w anted f "
"To keep h e r rem ain lag son cloee
wt fifty years, this m an Than aha stood upon th a Boor and
tarried to Ueratha Mar* raachad a hand for th* robe which by I O f course be knows. T h at's
erectly slender woman, lay upon the nearby chair. Smiling, w hy th e decteton can be yours.”
T li a t'a id f g irl!" he’d rewarded
■ of dead-white hair, and she turned to th e bathroom for her
h er loving and unqueationlng loy
m e t face and eya She w arm shower.
woman, and Arm,.leanThe bathroom bed been new, alty. And ao tha decision waa made,
Y upoa the statistical mad* especially (or her when aha with no regrets.
Rut ao much drpended on her
her faiully was a bit cam s to Fiddlers Ureen aa a bride,
Jasp er's old family. Hh* but tha plum bing w as "laid an.” having n child I fleratha'a accept
M a'am by her children, Through th e hole* which tmper- ance of Linda ax a m em ber of the
•*events.
fetlly fitted tha pipes, aa wall aa fam ily; A lan's wlf* should have
Mg - house. Loo, ttvad through Use a ir ducts of the fur- perpetuated th* M erritt and the
lOlhar, A rthur, a thin nace, came amelia and sounds T hornton blood and, certainly, tha
old m an, aa delicata aa which Linda could tree* to th a fa r T hornton name! Linda knew th*
t glass which he lifUd reaches of this big ho u se Tha full m easure of her failure, and the
to hla lip*. And thare smell of coffee which richly per- yearning to belong, to do her part,
rtora, silly, too fat, and fumed the bathroom earn* from grew to ha unbearable.
Alan loved her, Aten was good
i b* reminded th at har ftarrtha'e big bedroom. W ith Clew
*tended so far, ao many in attendance, the old lady would ta h e r—but often It seemed that
>d her.
be sittin g up In best, relishing th a t he needed U ndo much lea* than
bin operating room mirac.
re wax A tan, tha rock Brat cup of tha itay.
From tha m inuta he had decided
the whole family wax
Intrigued by har tittle gam* of
Jr. Alan Thornton, tha locating C m f a m i l y m em bers ta go Into th* hospital aa aurgeoom , t a d Ja sp e r's keen through Bound and sm all, lin d a in-charge, Alan had become com
and sensitive mouth, a w rapped her**If la a thick towel, pletely a boor bed in hla work there.
nd long, restless hands, smiled, and lulled th a bathroom, And now th* w ar—
Thla would mean It already
ong enough In hie eon- Hh* had only a fain t memory of
a Republican, a Frotro- Alan's d ep artu re an hour eerller. m e a n t—th a t he waa toe busy, too
trym en, a board mam- Ry now he would be loet tn His atwnrbed, ta know th s l he had a
nlttee m a n —bu t he w as work a t tha hospital, happy to br Wife.
Linda had n« child and. for murh
doctor. A good doctor, ao loot.
H at H e w as a draw ling,
Linda cetaeled a flannel sk irt, a uf th a lim e, th e had no husband
i m an who talked Ultta crisp white bJoima, a cashm ere either. W hy relehrofs a mwrrWos
t much.
rardigan, brown pumps, (the eat Ilka fA xff her storm y eye* de
x Alan's w tlr. (She wen down at her drrnelng IxM* In roenb manded.
Jasp er would euf down a bar
I red hair, darh blue the tangles mil of her red curie
a pointed faro -often and look a t the day's pega la bet ren lir e in his orchards, or sell t
m are that did not produce good
y, la th a t faM of I9 U . memo book. Ncrvemtwr II , 1949.
Jnda had been m arried
Ten years agot T hs to w n s h ioala He had driven hla w astrel
ra, and had no children, brartan wax siKh a p rrtty girl, non from hla house.
Why then a as a im p* between
sa x a enure* of pain people had said when she'd come
r hearts, and, lately, of to (in ths position. They said It a man and a woman any good if tt
l between thrm ,
again, probably, when It became failed tn produce even rompaniond beeei another T hom , known th a t aha would m arry ths ship? W hat law waa Linda aa a
#e than Alan, and Hero- young doctor, tha TJLwafoa#' ttml wtfa lo At i n t Wha< good waa she
la. Ja sp e r claimed th a t W hat a catch for an nwtxtds girl! ta tha family f
d tha boy. fn any cans,
To lin d a It had aacmed tlka a
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t t lib North Main Htrctt, le A.
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In snd (or Honilnol* Count)
Hanfnrd, Florid*
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Tom VVstinn
Attorn*? for rtsln llff
li e Norlh_ Main m u s t, |n a
V fo U ARB H B R tB T NOTIFIED urlsndo. Florida
that suit for dlvorca haa baan fllad
a e sln st yon in tha Circuit Court I f l . T H * C O I X V it? T U B C O tIN T T
of Hamtoola County, Florida, in
C htnrar?. k? INKLl, CRCStn Tou
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ara haraa? ragulrad to (lia vonr fa Probata,
Anawa? and/or otharwla* elaad In la rat Ralatw af
• ooerdanea with Uw with- lha Clark
nf Ihs abova anlltlad Court afll BEULAH 11ELL
1C aarv* a oop? of asm s upon Tom
W ilson, A ttorns? for Plaintiff at u 1* * c i ^ h a r s aa* Ptraaaa lla v ltd Norlh Main Htraat, Orlando. a.t* Vatatai ” D," , , u * # l w
Florida, on or btfora th* ttth
5 n‘1 each of you aro harah?
<U? of May A. T» IM«. nih.rw laa --Til!1
and rauulrad to prvarnl any
• Pacr** Pro Confaaso will ha an- Bnlltlad *n<1
damanda which you,
tarad t*«in*t you for fallura to or althar of you,
may hava aealnat
so #*rv* and ilia your anaw ar nr
• ' BhW.AH HELL,* da?.••••?* •••• of said County, to tha
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The Chicks’ current rnsil trip
may shed some light on the sub
ject. Memphis opens a four-game
sriirs with suddenly saucy Allan
la tonight, then Journey lo Rir
minghnm for a ihirc game •**
with the Raron*.
.lark Cassini's Chicks whipped
New Drlenna Iwice yrvlrnlay, T 6
in t hr tt-inning opener and it-3
in the nightcap, running their vic
tory string tn live straight. At
lanta, which lost live of ita first
seven games, also extended its
winning Streak to five with fl-2
and fl-2 triumphs over Nashville
Chattanooga edged Birmingham
A1 and Idliio Rock, looking like
rhamplnns instead of rellarilei (or
a rlisngr, blasted Mobile 9-2.
Memphis has streaked nil to it*
Impressive record at the expense
of Little nock sod New Orleans,
rlulis which wrre generally rated
pour and fair, respectively, In preseason sireups. Tlie Chirks won
rise of six from the Trass, six uf
eight from the Tel*.
Pei Manager Audy C o h e n ,
whose rtub Inst four straight tn
Memphis, sees (he Chicks is The
team tn heat for the pennsnt, not.
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plB iini to th«
Honor All a County Juilcn of H»mlnol* County, I'lorld*. mr f«nnI r«turn. Kcfiunl Etui y«MifHort. n» him *
tu to r of tii*i Eitftift of Kl«tnttil«
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HTATB OF FLORIDA
TO; MART KATIIItVN PHWIIUItHT
YOtt ALL IICItt.IlT NOTIFIKII
th at a suit haa t>*«n fllad attains!
you In lb* Clreult Courl of Ih*
Ninth Judicial Clrrult In amt for
Hamlnols County. Florida, ontltWd
n o h trl L DawhtiraL Ptalnlltr, va.
Mar? K athryn Dawhurat l>*(andant,
Chaneary Nn Ins* Th# natiir# of
this suit 1* tn obtain a dlvure* and
for n lh tr rellaf.
Ton ara r*uutr*d tn til# yn-ir
w rlllan nnawar with th* Hark nf
said rn u rt and aarv* a rnp? tlm rrbf
upon ria ln ltffa atlornay* nn nr ba.
fora th# l*lh day nf May A. D.
1*1*. nr a daeraa pro ennfraas at III
b* anlarad (xalnat you
WITNhHH m? hand and aval aa
Clark of lha t'lreutt Court In and
"The Huh wss almost set the
start of the season ami by the
time the others gel squared away
this one will be hard to hand!* . . .
It has the right combination . . .
enough experience, along with
good young players."
for Hamlnol* ro u n ty Ftntlda, thla
H lh da? of April. A. V. Itlt
U P. Ilrm dnn
Clark uf Ih* C lrrult Court
In and for Hamlnols Cutinly,
Klprlda
(C tnciJIT COURT HEAM
Ham E. Murrall A Hunt
A llnrnrya for Plaintiff
US'* Hniith Orane* Avanua
Ortandn Flnrlds
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TUESDAY APRIL 24th
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For 10 v*ar* thii stor* haa
comlitanUy obssrvad th* (el.
lowing hourat
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Weak flays 9 *. at. to l : t l p. es.
M lurdaya t a, as. to TtH p. ai,
Cioxad (rota 7:99 p. m.
flaturflay a a lll I * at. Mra.
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CANDIDATE FOR
Flat a I Iff,
CABHC1IEDO
Dafandsnt,
*4 dr a*a la D m Cadar.
i t e
t e
WELL DRILLING
Howard C. Lon*
Phone 398
SIT p . Cemmeretfil
Arcode Package
STORE
Pick (h t m t of your cholco while our Block Is complete.
Priced From $149.95 • To • $1,275.00
EASY TERMS
3 M onths FR E E Service Policy
P aym ents iaclnda lira, th eft,
cam p rah tn ah * and ii/* liu u ra a r#
AND APPLIANCE
W s H *«j n * U r t w t A M M e l H o d tm S n r l n
Dept. In Seminole County.
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2nd S i. 9 Palm etto — Phone 1M 4
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Call 1821
A. B. C. —
As
( lit—W OII WANTED—FEMALE 44—APPUANCEI
RENTALS
WANTED work at bookkeeper, F R IO ID A IR E appliances, sales
3t—..FARTMENTB
knowledge ot typing, ihorlhind
and ta rtle t. G. H. High. Oviedt,
Phone an Piggy Kendrick.
Fla. Phoae F 03 -t i t 3 or laniard
Yo"* Bimtv vumber Ph 971
WCLARA APARTMENT*: rooms,
U 44 W alter I p. m.
H arriett*! B eantv Nook
private bttAe. 114 W. First St.
11—WORE
WANTED—MALE
|U3 bo. Oak
AIR CONDITIONING
Avilew Apt*. C fB ctn ey. F bess
SCHOOL ROY with power mower
For Room or Building
R EPAIRS
I t—BUILDING
71* W
wants mowing. Phone Tt9-M-4.
FAINTING
H. B. POPE CO. INC.
M South Park Ave. P keit 1440 FURNISHED Apt 2300 MellonFLOOR landing and ,/tftUhlai. EXPERIENCED furnllurt finishvUll.
er, painter and handyman. Can
Cleaning, waxing. sdm hgsem lfurnuh reference*. Full or part • cu. ft. gee refrigerator good
nola county autet 1123.
condition. Reasonably priced. Clean and close tn 3-Room furn
time. Colvin • 179-XR llj.
K. M. Glesion. Lakt Mery
Cetl tMA.M after 1:00. Jto Holly. ished apartment. Phone til.
TRY US
WHITE CARETAKER • WcU var
HUTCHISON'S Ocean F r o n t
FOR WINDOW GLASS. Mirrors,
ied in liwm, shrub*. landscap FOR SALE—Refrigerators, Heel- ApU. U» S. Atlantic. Daytona
era, Waiheri, Stove*. Fans.
Aulo Safety Glau. Free Esti- ing. Box HU, Lake M*fy, Fla.
Beech, Call 13T4-W.
Power lawn mowara, Air condi
m tlti MCRA.NEY•SMITH Tilnt PAINTING interior, exterior by
tioner*
tn
Iota.
Attention
home
A Gina, 2S15 S. rark. PHONE contract nr. hour. House or house
builder*. Would submit prices on FURNISHED Apt*. MHi W. FlrH
1203.
trailer. Free estimate*. Phone request. FIRESTONE STORES. St.' Rtaionihlt—Phone 1311.
W. P. 2 3312- Aik (or Mr. Rey Ill E. First SL
SPECIAL
SPECIAL
EFFICIENCY Apartment Suit,
nolds.
For tlit month nf April we will
able for bachelor or couple,
Pilni any room (or IH.M turn*
Private bath. Acroea from Feat
YOUNG MAN
44—BUILDINO MATEBULB
tab all matarUI and labor. Cali HAVE iieiuy employment with
Office. Manual Jacob ao*.
11T0-J, aik (or Mr. Teakar.
part-time work after 4:3h week
METAL ROOFINO
MODERN Kltehcnettci i t Pine
days end ell diy Saturday* A Now in Stock. 3-V Crimp —1*4"
Grove Motor Court. Hlwey 17-12.
Sunday. Can do mu*t any type Cnrnigiled—H i" C o r r u g a t e d
■a—ELECTRICAL Coalreetor*
Phone
W.P. 21 MU, Rentals
wirlt. Cell 1*21 between M:M.
Gei ill Your M oling needs at
week or month.
RANDALL ELECTRIC CO.
S h irm an Concrata Pipa Co.
Electrical Contracting and Repairi Automotive Salts Job wanted by
Elfieienry apartment*, air con
Out West 13th St.
Ritnid
Lieutenant
Commander.
ditioning and TV option*!. 2ti2l
TV Service Center
Age 34,. College and Used Car
S. Park (Highway 17-Wi. San
Rendlx and Crmlijr Appliances
RF.D-LMIX CONKRETE
Experience in Detroit. Resident
ford. CLARK'S TOUR 1ST COURT
112 MngnoHn Are.
h i . 1 1I
Hirer I* Coneeete Co. .
of Hanford Area PHONE 1221-R.
J09
Elm
Ave.
Phone
1133
3-ROOM
lurni'hed
aptrtment
19—LA UNDRY" DRV CLEANINO CARPENTER work, repairs, cab
Close in. Ill K. *lh St. IM Ofl
inets
mid#
to
order.
J.
E.
Robin
line m>ur Wain and Damp Dry
monlhly. rhnnr 2399 or 1032.
USED I1RICK
son. Phone IMT-W.
One dour V* Weak and Dry Fold
TWO
CARLOADS
beautiful
used
furnished apt. 3M Mag
finished Laundry
brick. Orana#, red, end burni I-ROOM
EXPERIENCED truck driver. Ph
Sam'nnr Mrv t’leaning
nolia. Available May 1. 3-Reditlick.
See
them
al
SHERMAN
9271.
*17
Celery
Ave
room
lurnlshed
hmjje, Urlery
Southnlde Laundrom at
CONCRETE PIPE CO.
Ave. A. K. Rossetter, Florin.
South hide kuMlmen Bldg.
POWER* LAWN MOWING. Ph.
Phone 212.
io« E tti tstb s t
3993-J.
ia-BUflNIBS EQUIPMENT
FURNISHED apartment, rti. 189*.
Id—PIANO IBItVICI
J2-B U 9IN E M OPPORTUNITtEB
HAYNES
Olflee
elccblae
Co..
4-lit SOM unfurnished dnwnsialr*
L. L. Sill - Piano Tiehnieiin
Typewriters, adding machines,
apt tit Dteendn Ave 123 mo.
Phone 2194 Route I Sanford SUM go WAS PAID to John Betts Saiee
Rentals. 114 Msg., Ph 44
CHI 122 M or IM W sfter * p m.
in tew woaks. GROW MUSH21—ROOFING—PLU MBING
DOOMS. Cellar, *hed. Spare, full
{ ROOM furnished collage. Apply
time, year round. Wp pay MM 17—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD
Wio W. 27th SI.
lb. FREE BOOK. MUSHROOMS,
GOODS
D»pt. 731. 2034 Admiral Way,
E F F I C I E N C Y Apt air-mndlSenile, Wa*h.
Im nrd 1192 tn tu n e ll) lim its
Slumherlsnd Court
1 Redrawn* Cwerrete Sleek
W q s d v
VA — S22-X Down Pl.vmsnt
Contrarting and Repair
T H R E E room furnished apart
IM. Par Month P A I
IWi Sanlord Asa.
Phone 1113
ment, S30.0n monlhly. Sint Mag
Kitchen Fully Equipped
34—INSURANCE
nolia.
Phone
1973,
Robert
A.
Act fast to -Imose colors and tf|#
Hollywood Bed
For Better Plumbing
Williams.
A. K. Shoem aker. Builder
See or Ceil
Outfit
Pbeae INI
Preferred Rates in Preleered
\ \ . J. KING
FURNISHED .1 room,"with large
P l-cih't lers
2son nuth Park-Phone so
screen n >rch. Call allur » 00 p.
Innersprim;
Mnllrrsx
lohn Wtlllnmn Inn. Agent*
m. 1214-R.
.Matching [lot Spring
IM.UMHING
lit Saaf rd AHrnile Bsak
7 large charming mom*. Dining
Plastic If rail Ilourtl
Lumrjci and repair wurk Free
Phone 14
U—BUSINESS—INDUSTRIAL
room, 29' living ronm Reasoncs.imales U. L Haney *01
nnd l.e'iw
ahlr. Phone 1232 or 2333-J.
Sinlord Ava. Plume 1*24.
OFFICE SPACE - 4 room*. Pal
WHILE
THEY
LAST
•
MERCHANDISE
rncllii
Rida
Call
1791
or
HOI
Plumbing Kresky Heating
TWO heitriMim enm ret# block home
in DeBary. One block from high
M. (i. HOIHILS
12—ARTICLES FOR RENT
way. gmno. Terms.
Servica un All Waltr Pumps—
17 -HOUSES and COTTAGES
Cnmplet#
Wells Drilled - Psim ■»
RoUaway, Hospital a n d Ba b *
RENT—»n Orsnge City. FurPaula Roat Phone 700
SEF. Seminole Realty for Destr FOR
Beds. Day. Week or Munihnnheii hnine I.M mn. l.*rge 3*
ah's Home* end Apt! Phone IT
Tcl
1423.
Furniture
C
enurhmiie, 390 mu Ivey
!2—SPECIAL N o n c rs
Mnther of Sanford 2 HEDROUM Unfurnished Kitehrn 1.REDRODM
lld West First
Strickland, Realtor, Spring
e.X-01 R.
tat 81. Pkena I>7 equipped, urge (enctdln yard1 4itM3
-NVELUPE.s, leittrhcads. stale FOR RENT - Dreillni and opera
Orange. City.
menis uivoires. hand bills and
for c-'upie. with c.tlldrvn Phone'
tor by Hour. Week or Monih
3 Bedroom cnnrreie block, com
p r o g r a m s , etc. Piograinvr
3W2
Phn-1 1431. U e Cnnitruenon Co
Print.nj to Phone 4Cg - 403
BUSINESS
SERVICES
It ALWAYS Pays
To Use The
< WANT ADS
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H9e ptr lint ..
14« ptr lint ...
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tic ptr lint —
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10c ptr lint ..
CARD Or THANK8
IfEMORIUM Kntieti
( Jtk per lint .,
1 ilm*
I Unto
l time*
11 lime*
enntrect
end IN
. St 00
On* Lint Equal* I •»*#*«•
words, when if I In P point
Inswt tlyltl typeWhit* Sptrt t l Regular I.In*
Jlit* for amount m H —Count
VS'lnt 9-Prtnt Unas tn I Inch.
RATES f o r
C LA SSIFIER DISPLAY
ON REQUEST
I—LOST ANU POUND
LOST—Ladlei witch, leather band.
Reward. US East 21st.
if
LOST—Ladlei Longm* Witch,
white gold. In Lovett'S, lat SL
Siore. Reply Box 739, DeRery,
lU M
a— p e r s o n a l n u u c e b
GOAT MiLI
Randall Prieit, South
Sanlord Ave. Phone 310-W-l
YOUR
time 1« velueble, MY
4A time Is at your aervlce, CALL
4*2 lor "Darberlng by Appointment." GARFIELD WALKER.
Proprieior.
ATTENTION B R O K E R S : My
home. 319 Elllotl Ava. hei
been withdrawn (rom (he mar
ket.
Mr*. J. F. McClelland hr.
SPECIAL
$3995
This la to notify the Petrous nf
_he laic J. R. Brook* Sanitation
fbllectlon Route. I Intend to con
tinue the collection end If theft
Is diiiatlaficlion. Please cell me.
Plwnc 844-R. Thank you (nr your Weil U h SI.
LX—ARTICLES FOR SAI.E
.kindness and will appreciate your
continued palrnnaze. Mr. Stone iRLANIIG Sentinel Star. Cel
.NEW
A Used lurniturt at birgam
Ralph
Piy
3130
Is no longer employed on this
p rin t Paying top price* (or
Route
L'PlIOl.TrEnlNG
good u.ed furniture, adding
Mrs. J. R Brooks
marhinrs. cash regnter. Big
Custom Made Dripery snd Slij
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Stock SUPER TRADING P09T
Cover*
1 mile S. 17-93. Phon* MIT VV
5TANLKY KULP
■
% AUTOMOTIVE___
P 'one .s jii in .
2.
I
2321 S. Park iHiway II 921
a^rBOATS AND MOTORS ___
T. V. REPAIRS
* ROBSON Sporting Good*
‘TU to p hi o em ci cam 13.QO tv
Evlnrude •«!•* A Service
B>4 E. let It._________Fjswe H* A Name Ph 1339 J. Q Herrin,
Ph. U9J J. Licensed Teenmbet us sell or exchange your heel.
cians. gusrinleed work.
motor, or trailer. KiUirney Kor
-e e r Boat Exchange. Hwy IT-92
When your Electrte Molors
A Fairbanks Ave. Winter Park,
G e i:rit:n A Starters Fsll
Fla. Pbose 49991
call the Electric No. 903
1933 3 H. P. JOHNSON Oulbobrd Elscir.c.sn, 2u yrs. (.mriunca
P H. LANSING garage
•I’m L'l;e New. Pvlte
A ELECTRIC SERVICE
#173.00 Call Harry Whltenar
______
414 West Uth St.______
At 2203-W, I a, m. to I p. m.
I Expert Bookkeeping for im ili bull-
It—PARIH-Re.* AIRS
nail. Including Income Tax He- --- ■__■■■ _ furns. Social Sscurlly repurii
EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN-, lntJ Sl|e, T»x Cell 2224. Hugh
MENT AND WHEEL BALANCm (ji Wdelchtl Jr.
ING—Paeaengtr e a r s
e nd ________________
Truck*; all mekii, sues—U ton,
lo Mon. Seminole County Mot
EMPLOYMENT
ors, Inc Sll &. Ill il PHONE!
lull.
19-HELP WANTEDFEMALE
1^t)R SALE—Complete brake end OFFICE AND SALES PERSON
front end equipment. Consists lor new Gregory Lumber Yard
of wheal bilinear, brake-drum
(old Security Lumber) Mu*t he
ood el figures, able to type,
■lithe, brake binder, bene set.
f
im lliir with bookkeeping and
.'Brake Imlaii wheel weight*, etc.
—
personsble Good loh lor righ!
*-fRill Stu ...
an w
er, any .................
part, FIRE
TTrONE STORE, 111 E. First St.
person Apply by letlee oHy to
__
Gregory Lumber P. 0. Box 494,
!
~
a
H
i
Aluminum
Venetian Bllndn
Euleaed head. Sag-proof bottom
rill with pintle eena. Pintle or
rayon Upea. Cotton er nylww
torda.
- m kartk Glnna and Paint C*
x.u
2-Bedroom home near Rase. Chi!
drrn Welcome. I'hortn 1101.
Rasa L. Paytoo,
20 Acre Farm, close In, .1 flowing
wells, |7 seres tiled, equipment AuabeUe B. B s it e u
Alberts J. l a l . AaeteMM ^
building, herd road frontage — a
PkOM 9171
17-19 a l & w O l e
real value it 19,700.00.
i Unit Apartment House, clnte In, LOOKING FOR B A R G A IN I
monthly Income of 3290 00 —
good Investment at )23,300.00. Unfinished home on ten to ti, eo k
side city, 740 ft. X 119 h . 0 eeA
i/u.kmg lor a small duplex? We
term s, w ill take trailer ae s a il
have one being offered lo aetlle payment. Total price. tt.T90.QS.
tilatr.
Bee us for F reecs Ave. P ft e r s e ,
REAL ESTATE D R I V lW ,
2344 French Avw,
+
Uliltl STEV EN S AVE.
J. W. HALL, REALTOR I
.1 Bedroom deluxe Phlllips-bullt
"Call H ill" r b e u 1TM
\
home In beiutlful WYNNEWOOD, CRS construcllnn eltrac*
lively trimmed with stone and
Tbs Went Al Department Is
brick F.xierlor newly painted,
oak floors newly sanded. For all
practical purposes, this Is a epeu from 1:99 a. as. n ttl ItM p.
neerly new home. Price of 112,ton includes electric kitchen m. seek builneea day eseept Bel*
plete kitchen. Reasonahle down
equipment, blinds and beater.
payment, 2409 Summerlin Phone
Good term* arranged.
nrdey aflernoen. Deadline fef
37d W.
whether you ha*e an rtiate or a : Hciroom bouts. Phans 2013 W. NEW Counlry home, lour room* 3 Bedroom furnished home, eln*e, v**k-de* Ueertieu te ItM p. ■
in, 39,973 00, larms arranged.
bungalow you will h* proud to
snd hatn t acre of ground
call li home il you rliooi# your 2 BEDROOM home lltilitie* (ur
ike day preeedltf pebHeatiea
Term* raih Phnn» 1124 M.
turmtura from "ECHOUS"
1 ni-hed. In town. Phone 413
Seminole Realty
W. DIETRICHS
T. W. HERO
INI Perk Ave. Fboue 27 or 143
EASY 1 EltMS • FREE DELIVERY 3-RKDROOM house. 2 bath*,
siicrnsd porches. 1021 E. Sec
Visit our store now snd take id
ond. Phoni 1319.
vantage of our “SPRING SALE "
Bedroom Suitei from SHOO up NICE cleen furnished rnttige,
2 pc Sectional*
MOO up quiet, hy week nr month. Phone
inm-W-i,
Dinette Sell
3130 up
Reclining Chur*
49 30 *»
Occasion*! Chain
4-ROOMS, Florida room bath A
(Choir* labrtes)
29.30 e*
r *rporte Immedlite ponisiion.
44.30 r*
111-114 West fed St
Phone IM T-V -Lounge*
Call 2002 after 3:30.
Odd Chilli of Dreweri
M-M as
SHINERS
3 RFDnoOM hmiie, eloie-ln. ISO
POPGUTS. Bull Heidi, Worms.
m-uiih. Cell P44-M.
BEDDING SPECIALS
Reisonible price.
Fleming*
Le»*
Grocery, E. Geneve Ave. Open
Reg. Tridr 2 BEDROOM home furnished. Tile
' 7 deys 1 week.
__ Suiltop Mattrsii
3*9 M 349.3(1 b*:h A Kitchen, 933. Apply Al
39 30 39 3<1 Gibboni, Lake Monroe, Ph. 403-J
oyil Comfort
SPINET Pfino, Mshogsny. Pr»e- Pre-BUt Special
39 M 29 30
tteilly new. Saerule*. 1311.: Echols Special
aiAf Small two story house, rlesn, nice
. 29.30
—
----Phone tTU-R.
ly turn. Will reni lor six mo.,
(filching Box Springs at Iden
reainnahlr. Call 397-J.
Heal Savings.
'DID UNWANTED DISTORTION
by making sure subject's feet
HOUSE on Stiver Lake. Phone
or hinds ere snout seme die- 1 Many many more Idsntlril spiel
3017-M.
toe numerous to list, but avail
'em* from tim ers is rest of. its
2 rm. Furnished apt. Celt 24M-J
body. Avoid diiiettificllon with ible it
photn.finiihing: Bring films tn!
---- EASY TERMS----WIEBOLDT'B CAMERA SHOP
WU.RIM1M4
ECHOLS REDDING CO.
for developing, printing. 110 So. Censer
tad. 4 Magaalla Pk. 1232
Perk Ave.
NICE quiat eleao rooms A TV. 401
“Bad Bamberger" Mgr.
Usgnnlia Ava.
LATE Model Eleetrolui teak type opei Meadaye Nil g:M a.m, ‘
VIIIT OUR BALCOmr
. v acu u m cleaner with aHgennm-lv Like new, (20. GuiraaREAL ESTATE
teed.
HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN
PUCES PAID FOR USED
BARGAIN CENTER
93-HOMEI
FURNITURE
307 Sanford Avenue
WILSON-MAIER
"The Store of Surprises"
Men’* Reyon Fancy Crese Socks
FURNITURE CO.
LOWWLL I . OTTBR
Were 39e — now 4-Pr......... 97c
Call m
Ladies *x slips, Glued cottonO ffteeM M ii” I
Of.
a i l E. F irst St.
styled right, priced right.
Were 31.Vi — now .............. ITe
If—TRACTORS _
NEAT waltmiee wanted. Apply
FOR SALE—Tractor 'tirei. Your
In peraon MAR-LOU Restaurpresent tirei slip, dug ton low, ant, Hlwey 17-92 south.
t#or no treed? Trade Ihem In for
good Firestone Chemplon, open- s-.iA Term kn —ag enta
cenier trietor tires. PHONE II. 320 00 daily, Sell Luminous Ouor
SUe gat range. Good c o b FIRESTONE STORES 111 E
P istil Write Reeve*. Drpi 130 APT.
ditlon, IM. Phone 1I9S-M.
Buy your Furniture at Berry'*
First St.
Attleboro, M ess. Free sim p les.
werebouee Furn., Ce„ at m w
III I t All nationally adv. fur
HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY FOLDING Cols—I9.9S. 90 Ft. Hose
U —TRAILERS
lor a prolitahle bu*lne*s. lie 12.33 All site Tarpaulins. Army- aitnr* at wirekmt** pries*.
cause <d the demand for Raw Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave.
It Will pay YOU 10 see US bafore
furniture, epenaneee, teeli,
’you buy. Open Evenings ■nd lngh Product* in Sanlurd I am BIG BARGAIN WEEK AT TEE Uied
««. _ftni*St-*old. Leiry 's Mart.
unable to call on all (amiUetSundays.
SUPER
TRADING
POST
S*e me for parilcular* or write1Bunk beds rnmpIMr with maltreaa Itl E istT ii it, phone m i.
LaiUlde Trailer Salee.
Rawtrigh'* IK-pl. FAU-440-2IB, 20.00 writing detk 10.00 lawn
Palau*. Fie.
BABY bed cumplate, youth bed
Memphis. Tcnn. C. L. Shonvo
mowers *00 washing machine | complete, safely folding tilt,
HIGHWAY, aluminum, new type Mid Cheney Hwy., Orlando, Fla,
23.00
model
A
tire
tube
and<
table without leaves. Lake Mon
lifihlwey, rclrigeceled ven. 33tv
wheel tike new 3.00 underwood
roe, PHONE I417-J-1.
feel, reconditioned, new racapi, isZTwork w anted - V em a lf
tyrewrlter
30
00
Remington
por
Clio. Alto, 79 other trallen
table typewiUvr 250U RCmlnglun
priced to MU. GREAT DANE • BOOKKE E p im T o M m iri fo fi ice
ten key ad.liRg machtru M.OO 44-FA-.il AND GARPEN
DIAMOND T, 101 South Orange work. 12 years experience.
Jiurrough* add'ng merh<n,> toot.
PHONE 2M4-J.
Blossom TreU. Qrlindo. 3-1031.’
Slider oon drrtie; 9 30 dinetie 1149 Ford Tractor DouB«e Bottom
TRAILER: ComblniUon camping, rf.\UNDRY*lroning. Phone 12*92. set 12 '0 ekcirlr sewing mach 14" Plow, a Row cultivator.
BRITT TRACTOR CO.
utllitisa. AU marine plywood con- SECRETARY Experienced In X
ine ’3 M* eleelrnlu*i cctpet sweep
Pheee Ml
vtvuciion. See at i n Plnecreit
Ray. Write Etelyn Crelglaw P. er 13.00 a th ft. fishing boct ■lway 1T-N Seetk
Ur. Poona 2349-J.
good as new w,th holt walla
0. Box 1333.
Grnva Ciretiktng. Discing, Dust
go 00
O R sa ITe ~T»33 impinsl Mobile GIRL experienced In clerlcel, Always In etpek new Inner spring ing, Spraying, Fertilising, A
^ o m e with or withogt elr-con- waitress wants full time work l.u 1 'ess g u in r e . d 22.1.0 Pay- Selling Young Trees. Wbeichel
ditiontng. 2«' *11 modern conms- li cheek writer rn*t 109.00 Grove Servire. Call 2221.
»lore. reitaurent. drycleaner
venlcncc*. Will sacriflea. Call m
lor only 23.no automatic donut
nr
laundry.
Call
0201
or
write
days 71 ur nights 3090-R.
Led* Summer, Apt. No, fg, Hig •nt n,n* recently cosi 9M00 for PEAT-Get your Dielwyler Peat
323 00 Wool rug Uvifl ft roil
gins Terrace.
at Grapevllle Nursery. 40c nu
173.00 Its perfect Sn.Ofl 9x10 wnol big. Annuals now ready. Phone
EXPEfilETfCED bookkeeper, Sec
rug as new for 22.30 Walnut bed2039-Grapevllle Ave. .Iu»l uff
owner — 193d dies. Station
relery. Phone 2360-W.
mom suite its beautiful 113.00. Country Club Rd.
Wagon, VI. Power-Glide. Many
Thousand* of other Items tn se
il VBY-sitting m my borne day or lect
txtrai. Must Mil. Ph. M40-W.
from. Sell ua your odd furnl
.light. Phone 9172. 117 Celery
lure-we
pay cult Free delivery 13—WANTED TO BUY
U4T—DODGE club coup*. 2 ton*
Ave
Phone M17-W
j m n , Good liraa. good condi
Super Trading Foil
WANTED—One, two, nr three H.
tion 1293. Payment* 122.79 Mo. WANTED—any kind of hnusework,
1 mile south
f.
mpxessv, Cali IC22-W.
i>hoaa 233-XM
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To Hslp Yon B a r * W
NOT A PROJECT!
niTT— Hones nf Reel Indlrldutllty: Bruuny Farm Home*, Early
American. Ultra Modern, Con
ventional 4 F r e n c h Celoslal
IF IT IS REAL ESTATE
■sk Crumley A Mnnletlb
14 117 South Perk Pkeat 771
They Rnnw
Si M*
OI1HAM A T l ’OOR. INC. Phone 1)29-A. B. Peteriou,Broker
- A. B. Peterson Jr„
"Buiiders of Fmer Hom es’* A ssoclitee
P. J. Chesterton. Girtleld wuoffers
len t. John M ilecb. R. W. Wlb
U tati, H eial M. Field. A. C.
Beiutifully Designed Three sad
Dnudney, Lend surveyor.
Four B e d r o o m Homei far
Florida Living t
NEW MASONRY HOMES
FHA and VA 1011 Financed
( 7900,60 lo moo.no
e Priced from (II.200. ui 113,100 See our new two and three bed
room homes toeeted MS snd 114
Sites O ffice-2923 So. French Ave.
East 4th street. Terms.
Phone UDO or 29*0
Robert A. Williams, R ealtor
Raymond Lundqilel, Assoriat*
Phone 1173 Atlantic Bank Bldg.
M—LOTS
EXCELLENT Lot*. Inquire 2900
Magnolia.
17-BROKERS and REALTORS
W. IL "BUI" STEMFER
Re tiler - General tn sue ante
Guy Alien. A1satiate
Arietta Price, Associate
3U1
Ml N. Park Ava,
types.
A lexander A S trin g er
Real r.stat* ♦ Insurance
BUILT On U rge Landscaped Mr*. Lourloe Messenger, Aiaoe.
Lou: in the beet of neighbor lor Magnolia Ave.
Pb, 19
hoods,
BALL REALTY
COMPLETE with id the future*
RAYMOND M. BALL
you hev« dreimrd about such
OSCAR M. HARRISON
a* colored General Electric tp
REG. BROKERS
nliinroe tad eolored plumbing
8. D. Hlgkieymia. Ateeclale
hxturcs.
IM Seat! Perk Ave.
-----AND ivalleble at reaaonabla
price* with lb* best financing
A with minimum down-pay
ments.
Ceasult A REALTOR First
CULLEN It HARKEY
IM N. Perk Ave. Phone 2911
330* DOWN
Wellborn C. Phillips, JrSince 1949. Sinfo.-d'a Uidlna
Builder of bomea for over 1,900
people. Seles Olflee: Little Venice
n Loch Arbor
FIONS 1904
Regrettable though it aeesii, ihe
u. s Inltmel Revenue lureau
does not permit held man and wo
men In tike advantage of the cert
of their will tar deduction pur*
"ilr Income
'
• Mtohig<
iree on their
tax
it everyone cin take a '
of Sanford Herald Claai
tn raising money for lax Mppenta
or any other purpose*. Dial I9 n
to ptara your ad.
Large I bedroom frame home.
Newly decanted, desirable re
sidential section. |tl,oo<j.
Homes — Lot* — A u e i|e
OZIER REALTY CO.
Laura B. Oaim
Reg. Reel Estate Uruker
4M1 i s . Orlande Du, — Ph.
Ovt W est 13th St.
UP T °
50%
DISCOUNT
EXCHANGE
50%
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CUrrac# Cordon. Miami Springs;
and G ro w Cordon a t Savsnnah,
Ga.; lour i U m , Mrs. Flora
Mrs. Hawley Has
Fatal Heart Attack
In De Bary Friday
U gol Notica
froTwul uh* nolle* that tho
-4 of Cooatp ronimlMioaora,
Oar of Mop. Ill*, at Ike CapoWon Unuo In AanfoM Florid*.
14or pad dourmla* whatMr or
Iko County will elooo,
4 * 0, repoeata a *4 dire laI* anr
l that tho Copnar aad iho pni<i*vo In and m mat portion nf
Ctaja rood valek la dtlinaaird
I 0 IMP nr plat rooirdr.d In
Booh t, pan* I* nf Ik. puMIe
rd* of aomfnAl* Counir. Fi«rmar* particularly dasrrlbtd aa
'*», lo-wllt
Air tbal pari of a It font road
nahWr-wir, Irina Enlarlr
•f Iho Altantln Coa.t l.ln* Stallrood Company'* railway rlaklsf-way a* dalloaalad and aliown
in Iho plat of Ovlado Fa:in*,
racordad In flat Hook t. pita
II of lha puhlla record* at Arm[solo Couoly, Florida, which
road lo daalanaiad on raid plat
la -Old tlrloM Wood-*.
MONO I.1TBIIKMTKD MAT AP
IS AMO HA IIHAItO AT TIIR
i AMU FUACM AHOVH HPBBOARD OF COUNTY
COMMlfMIONBKP OF
______ Chairman
aanew
~
n Board of Counir CommitWo of Mamlnolo County, Flnrwill irealr* hlda at Iho ll.fk'a
!0 la lha Court tloure at Kan.
up .lo II n'elork Noon Jlar
Ilia for lha foilowlna:
l—Cr^omarelai irpa rrfrlxvrafriary capaHty not laao than
lhaa
laparato door* to rafrlaorotor
rafrld arato r
bjmi rrMd«r
I romprotMra doalrahla
daalrabla ao
ara ta ro atro l on froorar and
ro m o l.i* IniiaHailoo In lha
ty llotns,
In b*
AOJuui AM
IIIO i
nptnad
Coun-
*1 a Ita iu la r
Slap |n,h |v,S.
T h . Hoard r a u r i u lha r l . M In M •
J « V » « r *rol alt « ir * r .
Mr*. Frederick 0 . nawley nf
paBory «uf:>r*d a fatal heart
attack Friday, endeavoring lo
pat out a brush fire.
Whisked by a high wind the fir*
threatened Iho romn of V r #btent neighbor# Mr. and Mr*. I*
M. Lucas. Mrs. Hawley phoned the
Flrn Department and then turned
the Lucas* laws bom on Ike
flam**.
A* nearby resident* rin In the
seen# they saw Mrs. Hawley fall.
Mr*. Hawley bad Urcd in Do
Bary for 3tt year* moving there
from Norwich. Ontario, Canada.
Mia attended tho UaM Cbt,rrh
of DoLond.
Surviving are: her *011 Arthur S.
Hawley, Sacramento, Calif, two
grandchildren, Karoiyn and Fred
Hawley, Sacramento; four (liters.
Miss M. E. Scott, Cooks rifle. Out,
Mrs. nutMtfl Hunt, f i r y Sound,
Oat. Mr*. Cnerpe Fraser, Ktora,
Out,, and Mis* M. P. Scott, New
York City.
Th« funorsl wilt bo Tuesday at
S:SD from tbn Brisson Funeral
Home with the Rev. W. P. Brooks
Jr, of lha First Baptist Church
of Sanford officiating.
Burial will bo st a later dale
In Ontario.
Business Is Good
At Local Market
“Burlnttl eontinuod gorrd at tho
Hanford Htata Karmen' Market
last waak,‘* said Handy Anderaon,
Manager of tha local market, In
his weekly news report.
"There was aomewhat of an
increasing confidence on the pari
of most aala.men liecaute of lha
hi varieties of produce and fruit
Mid," ho sold.
Tho report said "The market,
prkowise, represented a condition
of strengthening on tho ruijorlty
of Itoma sold.**
Sale, over tho marVet platform
amounted to HI,451 units at a grots
valuation of %120fi30.H0,
As a liable for tho trade this week,
aeid Sandy Anderson, will be o
good volume of cabbage, celery,
potatoes, beans, eueumMra, corn,
tomatoes, squash, peppers and
fruit along with 20 other runetics.
Not counting Irrigation, use of
Bn*fO at Cnuuly Cotornl*.
(lob.ro
water on farm* la estimated at
by Vr. p. Minor, ni.lrmoo- i billion gallons daily.
Allooti n 1*. Itoi
lornOno, Clark.
' ‘ . ' *'- p■-Vfrfng-f * ' - ' ’ ; '"V-* -1‘" ’/ ,.
Kelsey, Priest Will
Meet For 1st Time
On Same Rostrum
or E. C. Gordon
Jtlit JC9S3 Cordon, and Mr*. Both
Walthall iQ ol Lodlmle, Gt.
Funeral K n ir n will bn at 4:30
p. m. Tuesday at Briaaon Funeral r
Horn* with th# Bar. B. G. Brown
at Lake Mmroo Baptist Church >
officiating, Burial will bn in Oak
Laws Manorial Park.
'■ ' 1',. ‘1-1*/ jSSwff*'.
Two candidates will moot for
tho first time tomorrow night on
tho same rostrum a speak on their
platforms aad eandldary. .
Th* Democratic Bally tomorrow
night vOl be held In Oviedo at tho
High School Gymnasium where
Georg* Kelsey, a candidate in th*
race for Constable In th* Oviedo
District, will meet Paul Priei?, a
candidate for the same position.
The ladies of the Methodist
Church at Oviedo will serve supper
from • to • o'clock tomorrow night
Immediately preceding Iho Rally.
Proceeds from th* aupper will
benofil the building fund of the
Methodist Church.
Introducing the eandldate* wDl
bo Jim Lee, of Oviedo, Chairman
of the Seminole Democratic Execu
YKSHIB! I’M HAPPY TO KNOW YOGI Covert rr LoRoy Collin* greets Abraham L. Lincoln of Do tive Commit:** sshich sponsors the
Bary, o distant relative of President l.ineafn. tStaff Phetni
•cries of rallies being held through
out the rounty.
Crowd* are experled to be the
Y o u ' l l N C V n OLD
larges? yet to attend on* of the
ralllea as competition becomes
You're Young A t Long A i You Look Ahead
keener between candidates in the
Florida Highway Patrol Troopers various race* for local political
By Sprint Bylngton
ought to bo ablo to taka things offices.
I OOKING ahead U th e se c re t o f y outh. ..
with
cooler heads for th* next few
“ And If you’re a woman past 60. as 1 am , who’a gotag
REBEL BANDS GUNNED
month*.
to atop you from looking ahead to new experiences if
ALGIERS, Algeria til — More
that's what you
Trooper T. Mark Mick and Pat than 30 French planes machine
sons, and now that this aooawi'a
wsntT
rolman Carl Williams will be wear gunned two big rebel band* fur
All my lift, "December Bride" aeries lo
ing their summer gear now which two hour* Sunday in the Tlemeen
tilt about ai* wrapped up I'm going bock and
includes a new-fangled, lightweight area of western Algeria, near the
months ago, I actually solo in tho air.
fibre woven cool hat that looks Moroccsn frontier, French sources
Will I bo afraid f Of court# I
had been look.
Ing ahead to will, but 1 won't lot four stop
like a real panama but i; Isn’t.
slid today.
taking
firing mo from doing what I want to
The new John R. Stetson rreaThe band* were d**eribed a*
but 1 do. I was srarod whan I wont
lion la from Imported fibres and "completely disorganized.''
had never rot up in those Flying Jrrjiv* years
is
extremely
dressy
and
gives
the
I'll bo srarod again.
' BS^rov-nd, lo It. rve
Oran was reported still without
troopers "a real new summertime a regular water supply as a result
a piano, but what on
H a l w a o loved to
l ii.
fly, enjoyed the experioneo to bo looking forward
look."
of nationalist sabotage at the week
freedom of the
In addition lo the new look hats, end.
Very few people harbor (ha
Infinite skies, but I never Rew
which are being used for tho first
nation of flying a plana, but tho
my own plane.
tima by th* psrrol, the men hate
I, (Veil, one has to make a start, mam thing la that rou should
MACT CLERKS RETURN
f* Ho I leafed through tha tele keep exploring something If you
doffed th* wlnterilm* black ties
NEW YORK in-Clerks returned
wish
to
remain
young.
Lot's
keep
phone directory and decided up.
and are wearing Simpson Soufett* to their counter* at R. H. Mary &
on tho Glendale Airport school our enthusiasms alive Instead
summer shirts with collars thrown . Co. department stores today after
near my home in Hollywood of titling hack and drtarily
back sporis style,
a 13-day walkout.
Hilli. I phoned for an appoint thinking thera ia nothing new
ment, and tha next day drove to learn.
Stat* troopers wear warm wea 1 Striking members of th* Retail,
out for my first flying lesson. Go Exploring At i Ionia
™
Wholesale and Department Store
ther garb until October 15.
It was a lovely day,
You ran do very successful ex
Workers Union ratified a new con
I The Instructor introduced him.
right in your own homo
Although half tho German libr tract last night. The agreement
stlf as Tom Hyan, and I learned plorlng
later that ho was the brother- with hooka, yuur garden, even
aries were destroyed In World War provides for K-a-week wage Inin-law of Vice-President Nixon. the arrangements in tho parlor;
11 there is mors reterene matrial crease spread over th* nex! three
or
you
ran
explort
new
tntareaU
.Whatever he was lo Nixon he
year*.
in tho country than over before.
in
community
activities.
<
didn't look very kindly at me.
Personally, and this la ha Him
1Imagine, a tiny grandmother
my lova for flying, I like to
• who should know better, ap- with
^roithin* him for flying lessons. let my Imagination soar to tho
than I told him 1 acted on the vast unknown regions of tho
i“[litimlicr Uride" television sky and sea, and that's why my
show, it didn't make matters any favorite reading la In tha raalm
of science Action. When I read o
good science Action book I feel
[
/'iiWfcily'G n g X i* ! '* * ? like an explorer, ready to taka
t "Art you serious or Is this a off through spaco Into tno Never,
'publicity g a g f Mr. Ryan want Never Land. And to fly • piano
Is to hsvo that sania of oxciU*
i ed to know,
| I assured Mr. Ryan that I was merit and adventuro first-hand.
never more serlou. in my life,
It la this kind of doing and
that I was determined to team thinking, reaching out away
to fly.
fly, and that I had always from one's self, that kee
loved flying ao
so much, even a» a young. It means looking a
Kill, that Ii was one of tho first and outward. Why shrink up infemales ever to go up in the ids Iwcaute you're past 40 or
50 or rtOT There is always some
V
War l.
thing now under tho aun, but
Ho hr proceeded to give me you havo to maka an effort. Yon
about eight hours of ground les have to reach out for It. m oai
Troopers To Get
'Summertime Look'
C. E. Milsted, 40,
Dies In Lake Mary i
Clarence E. Milsted. 40, died
April ZO at 19 a. m. at his borne
ia Lake Mary following A abort
tflness.
Born Dec. t t IMS at Pineapple,
A'a.. be had lived in Lake Maty
for 10 years. He attended the Lake
Mary Baptist Chapel, was a vet
eran of World War 11 and a member of the American Legion of
Sanford. He bad been In the.In
surance business for several
years, coming to Lake Mary hrom
Tkmpa.
Survivors include his widow
Mrs. Ruth Milsted of Lake Mary;
two daughters. Mis* Deloris and
Miss Cecilia Milsted. Lake Mary;
three slstrrs. Mrs. J. C. Fa ire loth,
of Oviedo; Mrs. Dewey Tripp,
Melbourne: and Mr*. Dora Lind
sey of Ocala; two brothers. 0. B.
Milsted of* Pittsburgh. Pa.; and
M C. Mil stead. Chariest at, S. C.
Funeral services were held at
4:30 p. m. yesterday at Brisson
Funeral Home with the Rev. Her
bert Frith and th# Rev. W. P.
Brooks Jr. officiate*. Burial was
at Oak Lawn M-morvil Park.
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in every gallon of ordinary gasoline ; , , the
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SANFORD. F LORIDA
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| TU ESD A Y, A PR IL J4, 1 9 5 6 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ g M r i « u y j r j g ^ U * « M Wfr#
Aspirants Will
Talk At Jaycees
S e g re g a tio n Issu e
Entails Verbal Blows
In G overnor's Race
Five candidate* for tha office
of Seminola County Sheriff will be
heard Thursday at tha Btminole
County Junior Chamber of Com
merce luncheon meeting to be
hutd at tha Yacht Club.
Thoat who will ap«nk oafore
the young businessmen'* organiza
tion thle week are: Cha lie Beck
J. 0. Cordell, J. L. Hobby, Por
ter Laming, and Olli* 0 , Owon*. 1
Candidate* a r t given an op
A brief leulon of the Board
of Sanford City Conimtiilonera portunity to tpoak on their plat
wan hold last night at tba City form* and desires to hold the of
fice for which they aro contestHall.
Ing.
Adjourning before ten o'clock
The sheriff* race ha* been one
the commissioner* approved the of the “hot apota" in the bitterly
Charge* of carcies* and negli
f a c e tin g of utility eoeemenli conteated race for publls office In
<»a*t of French Ave. and between Seminole County. La*t week, in COUNTY ATTORNEY MACK N. CLEVELAND JR. and Bryan Henry, Attorney, of the Stele Road gent driving were placed against
Department'* Legal Department, unload **v«n boxe* 0f Imtrumenta from a far preparing to fit* them the driver* of both car* which col
Katharine Court and 24th St.,
relocating the easement on the Altemonta Spring*. Olli* G. with O. P. Herndon, Clerk of Court to begin th* Condemnation Suit for 17-112» Klghl-of-Waya. lided at the Interircllon of Pal
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_____________________________________ metto Ave. and Fourth St. yester
eait boundary of property own Oweni Kited before a allm crowd, (Staff Photo)
"It hat i'»en rumor'd that Mr
ed by M. R. Strickland,
day afternoon shortly after 6 o'Hobby and myaelf aro tied up In
clock, according to the Sanford Po
Public hearing* were aet, but • this campaign for tho ahtrlffa
lice Department.
date* not announced, to conalder office. 1 would like to Itata her*
recommendation* of the Zoning that l am running on my own
Edgar M. Swalm, CD, a Idler at
and Planning Commission. Ac merlta and record, I think Mr.
the Sanford Atlantic National
cording to the action takan at
Bank, and hi* wife, Mr*. Kate
it trying to run hi* cam
lest night’* meeting the hearing* Hobby
Swalm, M, were Injured In tha
paign
on
aomeone
eluVi
merit*.
#vil| Inrlude the re-xonlng from
two car collision which damaged
A five-point Industrial CommitII t - El to C-l the east 40 feat of Thera la no connection between my
the front end* of both car*.
too report of tho Seminole Coun
lot* four and 10, Block nlna, in campaign and Sir. Hobby'* cam
paign,"
Swnim was traveling norlh on
ty
Chamber
of
Commerce
npHighland Park.
However, two nighta later, In
Palmetto Ave., driving a 1030
Another hearing will be the
In
an
effort
to
promote
Inleiwl
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week',
edition
of
the
Chrysler when It collided with a
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Sem-O-Gram circulated by the
rezoning of an area from C-2 to Fern Park at th* Pralrlo Lake ,
n( Commerce to all of
1064 Ford Sedan traveling east on
Rl-R all land touth of th* ex- Amerlcen Legion building, the in tennl. among the young pcoFourth St,
i*n»lon of the eouth right-of-way kpeeker with th* briefest pre- pie of Sanford and Seminole Conn- |(J number*,
line of Commercial St, and north aentation draw tha blggeat ova ty a Tennis Clinic Is being held In Negotiations are underway, aeInvestigating officer* of the San
of Wont Klr*t St., between tion whan Charlie Beck told the Sanford at tho Mayfair. Inn Tennis l0rt||nit
t)l, cirt.ui»r< with the
ford Pollco Department included
Tamarind and Mangouatln* Av*., crowd of about 3o(l *'I believe the Courts Friday and Saturday of KIorh]n j.owor BIlli Light ComCaptain Arnold William* and Pat
together with lot* aeven and people of Semitude County want this week and operated by Sidney ,
for nn |nt|u3tr|.i »Urvey of
rolman Carl Dodson and Joa HickThe
Jayi-oe
Information
Booth
mi
honeit,
hard
working
sheriff.
‘weight of Block Y.
Summrwficld, a member of the Sunfurd- and- Seminole
- - - - County,
will
be
shining
with
another
j
"l,nThe third hearing will he held Thut'e why I am asking fur the National Lawn Tennis Association, Till* survey will bring up-to-date
trophy brought hark from th* | Both Mr. and Sira. Swalm were
on the recommendation that I,ots |i.b "
and Tennis Pro at Daytona Beach the information that 1* provided
convention «f tha Florida Junior taken to tha Somlnoto Memorial
With two week* remaining In and Nantucket, It. I,
nine through 14, Block Y, north
of Wen Flrit St, end Weal of the campaign boforo tho May 8 Tile clinic is being financed for ptospeellv# Industrial expan Chamlier of Commerce held lait Hospital where It was reported
sion of :ha City ar>| county,
that Mr. Swalm ha* * fractured
weekend In Jacksonville.
Poplar Ave., be rezoned rrom Ite I'rimary, each candidate I* mek Jointly by tho City of Sanford's
A special prospectus and survey
present claudication of C-2 to ing the moit of hie tinm icoking Recreation Department headed
The booth already boast* of neck and other injuries while
an Rl-X district. Th* controversy vote* in every Mellon of tha this year by John Angel, and the I* being developed for a pro on* trophy on th* 8 • m 1n o 1 • Mrs. Swalm la aufferlng from mul
posed dock and terminal project County Junior Chamber pf Com* tiple cut* and brulaea.
over the reionlng wae brought county.
Florida Slate Bank, end sponsored
Mr*, Mary r . 8mllh, 40, of 112
about by the purchase of proper
Tonight, th* candidate* will be by tho Seminole County Junior to ho r located on tha 8t. John* merce’ ^Chrlstm*# A c t i v i t i e s
ty
by
Otto
M e D a n I * 1 In Oviedo at tha High School Chamber of Commerce Tennis River n.id Lake Monroe at Sanford Scrapbook which vr** won thre* South French Av*. wa* driving
tho Ford and wa* uninjured.
I* the acrond Item of the report. years In * row.
. in the C-2 d i s t r i c t for th* Gymnasium, when each on* in Tournament Committee.
Effort* aro being mud* to at
Mr, and Mr*. Swalm were en
* construction of * garog* and every race will b* given an op
Another
trophy
for
th#
**m#
Robert Crumtcy, chairman ol tract thu I|ownrd Hughes’ Air
their way home. 1518 Sanford
Itruly ahop, Attom*y Edwin Shin- portunity to state hi* Iowa and
scrapbook
will
be
adorning
th*
tfh^) fh# aecld m j occurred,
hulser presented * petition algn- platform before the voter* of the Joyce* Tennis Tournament craft plant to till* area with lb* trophy library which thin y#»r,
,s‘r
I II- 1 a
ed liy reildant* of th# area re that district. Each speaker i* al- Committee, revealed today that
Is tho third year It has been won.
Sum
in
ivf
trlil,
who
will
conduct
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for
questing the rezoning becau*# of Med five minuW and I* intro
Christmas
Activities
Scrapbook
1 “K n l e s rminufaeturing
the olmozioui condition to the duced by James Lee. Chairmun clinic* Friday nfiernoon beginning
competition ha* now boon won
sit house* in the Immediate of the Seminole County Demo at 3:30 and again on Saturday plant prospect is bring /urnishul six years in succession by the
from
0:30
a.
m.
to
13
noon
and
an n.
with a mifvity of Sanford ami local Joyce* organization.
cratic Executive Committee.
, from 2 p. m. lo 7 p. in., will bring
McDaniel contended that lire
The ifnl Jayree* were repreA benefit dinner will bu served wj|j, him an jusorimcnt of train Si-mlnoin County which baa Just
(Contlnuril on Page Eight)
seated at the convention by
lirginning at 6:30 this evening by ing mils to lie used during the been completed.
The Industrial Committee of I'rsiilent A. 11. Peterson Jr., First
the ladle* of the Oviedo Metho two-day event.
Fifteen groups, In addition lo to
thu Sciniiiolo County (Tl.-imber of vice-president M. L. Reborn Jr.j
dist Church. Proceeds from the
previously announced, have made
Crumley said that tho clinic Commerco Is n»w in contact with secretary,
Jack
Rarraclough; arrangements fur special outing*
dinner will go to th* huiidlng fund would Iw available to young pooof the new Methodist Church to pit* of Sanford and Seminola Coun two wood fabricating plant* look directors, Garfield Willett* end at Sanlando Springs during the reing for Florida Inratlonj.
George Andrew Speer; *nd mem
O-.iedo.
ty from 10 to If) years of ago.
A heading which appeared a- ber* Pat Colbert, Bob Kilpatrick malndrr of ild* month and In Mny
anil Juno and bringing the total
The clinic, said Crumley, Is the line the report of the chamber's •nd Jerry Meltier,
In 3,000 persons In special parties,
Tt Ta expected that th* largest forcruniiiY lo tho following week- Industrial Committee shows that
it was announced loday,
Member* of th* Seminal# County
cud. May 4 and 5 at which time ,innlt
|„ Semlnolo CoinSome 50 persons visited the reJunior Chamber of Com mere* will -r.wl yet to etlnr I a Urine tho, Jaycees jvlll liuvo their an- ly otl Mlirch :llt tu5o woro *22,rratle rally in Seminole County
rrealionol park yesterday under
"paint the town" tonight In an
mini Tcnnii Tournament.
104,021.
will be even In Oviedo thle evenaffort to gat out tha vot* In th# Inf when two candidate* for
tho supervision of iho Sanford Unit
In addition to Suinnierficld,
forthcoming Democratic Frlmary Constable, George Ketsay and Crumley
laid
today,
Frank
Warren E. Knowles, Sanford Ctly ed Service Organisation.
Other group* not previously an# o n May 8,
Manager is In Panama Cliy atPaul priest, next door neighbor* Dcame, Mayfair Inn Tennl* Pro,
Headed by M. L. Rabom J r . the will be heard for th* first time is contributing hi* time ** a coach
(ending Ihe Tenth Annual Short nounred include, Clermont piddle
Jiyce# "Get Out Th# Vote" Com
Course for Cliy Manager* conduct schools, Thursday; Cocoa High
Kelxey, yesterday, appeared and director of tho clinic and tho
mittee will he wielding paint W ore Judge V anar Carlton tournament.
ed by the General Extension Divi School, Saturday; Brevard Jew
brushes on sidewalk ilenell* to when charge* against him were
The winner and runnerup of (ho
sion of Florida in cooperation with ish Hrnthrrhorxl, Melbourne, and
remind local cltlsan* to "please dropped after two Negro** re tournament to bo held May 4 and
Due to the large number of boat* Iho Florida City Managers Associa 1’hllueathen Society, Montverdc
vote."
fused to testify. Th* e**« grow 3 will bo tent to Iho Florida Slate using the St. John* River, Ihe San tion, tho Department of Political School, both Sunday; and tho Lake
The group of young businessmen out of Indictments handed duwn Jaycce Tournament In Coral Ga ford Boat and Ski Club, backed Sclcnre and tho Pepirtmen' of Ec Wale* School Garden Club, April
will meet at 7:30 this evening at by tii* grand Jury, one of which ble* June 1, 2 anil 3 for Iho third by Semlnolo Commissioner* John onomic*, University of Florida, and 30.
the Jaycea Information Booth to was diimlised r»r:lr.\
Oviedo Junior High School, May
annual lournament of Iho .Jaycec Melsch and W. Brown Miller, and tho School of Public Admlnislrabegin their sidewalk stencil cam2; Mount Dora High School, May
organisation. The two winner* the Seminole County Chamber of linn, Florida State University.
SWEDISH VESSEL SINKS
- p i l ( n In an affort to boost the vot#
wiU bo sponsored by Iho Seminole Commerce, requested last Friday
The program of panel discussions D; I'lcrson anil Ovclilo High
ROTTERDAM UV—Th# 492-Ion County Jaycees, said Crumley,
^ • n d create interest in th* com
the State Hoad Department to pm. and topic* of Interest to City Srhouls, May 15; Contemporary
Swedish coaitai veiael Kar# r im Winner* of the Statu Tournament vide adequate outboard launching Manager* gut underway Sunday Club of Winter I'ark, May 10; Girl
ing election.
Tomorrow tha Jayceea expect to med into an anchored freighter wl|j j,c , rnl (0 tho national tourns- and trailer parkjng facilities.
afternoon and continue* through Scouts, May 18; and Clermont High
nava «vvry
vi ,reflecting the
- . . , 2 2 time* her lire *arly'today and ment t0 ho held in A ugujt In The ail day effort to beach Iho tomorrow afternoon.
have
every sum
corner
School, May 32,
appeal to vot* In avery direction: **nk quickly in tha deep water (Jjlk p ark< llt<
Robinson Printing Co., June 9;
boat* participating In the Silver
It I* helntf held at Ihe Dlxte- and Jewish Young Adulle, Juno 10.
that will m eet the pedestrian’* eye. | approach to Antwerp.
I
Dollar Cruise, and tho continually Sherman Hotel In Panama City.
growing number ol outboard enllillsiash:, precipitated the request
from neighboring counties and
from throughout Central Florida.
Richie Green, engineer for the
Stale Road Department In Iho Fifth
»Y L. STONE
Diatrict, tald that "It makes me
pastor
feel good lo tee the facilities con
structed by Uic Statu being so
widely used. 1 feel that ilia tax
payers money 1* being spent wise
ly in providing tbexo facilities."
City Commission
Approves Utility
Easement Vacating
Careless, Negligent Candidates Ground Is Broken
For Winter Park
Driving Is Charged Give
Telephone Building
Against 2 Drivers Views
Governor Leltoy Collin* cunTo meet the demand* of It* Subllmics hi* lead in straw poll* beIng conducted in various section* jeriber* and Iho rapidly growinjf
of the Stale.
<area which Includes Altamont#
Tho hurt Lauderdale,Dally New* Springs, Lnngwood, and Carseiconcluded 11s straw poll yesterday Horry (he Winter Park Telephone
and announced the results.
Company broke ground today' for
Final remlls of the poll which a now telephone equipmen. build*
began April 15 show Governor Col Ing. to be located at tho corner
lin* in a smashing majority over of Welbmiriic arid New York Ave*.
ail other rnndidntc* in tho guber This building, the first section of
natorial contest.
a long-range building program, i*
The tally revealed Governor Col designed to house equipment of tho
lin* 83 8 per cent; Fuller Warren
7.0 per cent; Sumter Lowry 5 3 latest type, known a t Crossbar
per cent; Enrrl* Bryant 3.3 per equipment.
C. II. Galloway, president of th#
cent; Pc a i lee Streets 0.3 per cent;
Park 0.3 per cent; and l’rico 00 enmpany, explained, "This Cross*
liar equipment will enablo Iho
per cent.
In other political activities company lo connect Into tho natlonwlde intortnll dialing network
•round iho Slate;
Tha segregation Issue boiled up designed by the Bell .System. Thla
anew In Florida's governorship will, eventually, allow our subscrib
race yesterday coincident with er* to dial tbrir own long dlstanc#
new U. S. Supremo Court decision* number* a* (bey now dial their
loenl number*. From a servlco
dealing with llie subject.
Tho court outlawed segregation standpoint, the new equipment
of passengers on all public buses will also provide many advant*
and turned duwn a request by Ihe ages, one of which i* thu so-called
stato of Florida for a rehearing of 2 5 numbering plan. Each central
an earlier ruling directing that a office will have an exchange pre
Negro be admitted without delay fix, such a* Midway followed by
to the University of Florida Law fivo number*. This will reduc#
tho confusion that now exist* be
School,
Gov. Collins salt! the court's re tween Winter Park and Orlind#
fusal to reconsider the Virgil Hawk- telephone numbers. Tire new equip*
niont will also provide additional
kin* case "dne* not mean that
luelllllo* which wo hop# wtR one
segrcgatlnn ha* boon broken In Able us to r mllntta on a ikady-to*
w.tr lit? ' ’Uiiivarellloa" anil de servo bails,'*
1
clared every legal mean* would
"The
new
building,**
Galloway
be taken lo preserve segregation.
Sumter L. tawry, In a televised continued, "will house the now
apeech at Miami, said "We are equipment, along with tho test*
not going In havit Ihl* thing Imard and operators* switchboard*.
rammed down our Ihrnnt" and New seellon* n* they nro added
repealed that if he is elected gov will expand to the norlh ami west,
ernor there would bo no mixing along with additional floor* a i
they are needed. R I* planned t#
of Ihe races In Ihe* ehools.
lo fimvu our Commercial and En
Both Lowry and Fuller Warren, gineering Office* In an additional
In Dade County speeches, tuadn building in 1931), which will be con
reference in a convention of Negro structed to face oti West Mori#
preacher* and their fnmillr* open Boulevard."
ing In Miami lleaeh Mny 2.
Warren called Ihe cunvrnlinn an "Our schedule," Galloway stated.
"ft to put this new building and
"Impending peril"
"They w ' occupy a number of
'* ? " " ! .? J " m T " 1:
holel* here and so integration will In r of 1237. at which time wt
will provide Metropolitan tele
move upon us al Mlinal Bench,"
phone servlcr, that Is, Winter
the former governor *nld In a talk Park-Orlandit two-way roil fre#
to a pep rally of campaign chair service."
men.
While Collins, Lowry end War The telephone company has also
ren traded verbal blow* over the purchased land near th0 south cliy
segregation Issue, another gover- limit* of Altamonte Spring* wher#
notwhlp candidate, Farris Bryant, a central offico huiidlng will b«
hit at Collin* for campaign spend constructed at a later date to
house new equipment to servo tho
ing.
Bryant said Collins had proposed northern section of tho area.
lo tho 1!)5S Legislature a plan to Galloway pointed out th it with
limit campaign spending and now the completion of the building.and
wa* leading Ihe field In the thu Installation of (lie Crossbar
amount of money spent during the type equipment, Winter Park will
enjoy telephone servico provided
current campaign.
by equipment of tho most modern
design now avallablo to the-tele
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
phone Industry.
ON PAGE EIGHT
Galloway alio announced that
B. A. Gnllowny, vico presidentplant, has been appointed company
reirresentutlvo in charge of con
struction of the new building and
Installation of tba new equipment
when thu building has been com
pleted.
In tbi* regard, 11. A. Galloway
estimated that thu building would
bo completed In November of thla
year and that Iho first of the net*
equipment would arrive In Decem
ber,
The new Winter Tark Telephone
Company huiidlng w*-’-h ••'* r* t
approximately 1210,009 U designed
by James Gambia Rogcra II, wellknown loenl archlte-t, ” oP#-i
aha designed Ilia Company's pre
sent budding at 133 E. New Eng
land Ave.'which currently home*
tho Commercial Offico, Executlv#
offices, anil Central Office Equip
ment.
R. A. Galloway further annbunoed that tho construction contract
for the new building h"d beta
granted ta the Richards Construelion Company. Tho Richards Con.
itrucliun Company Is a wellknown company (h it gahed re
cent distinction In eonrtru
| tit#
WELCOME ABOAKDI CAPTAIN Robert W,'J*«i*on, Hanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station welcome* Winter Park Hospital, and th«
Fred H. William* who will bo added to tho civilian ptrionn*! of tho Station in tho Puhlla Work* Commercial Bank al Wintar Park.
Deportment. John H. Brown, Civilian Portonnal Officer look* on. (Stuff Photo)
Tennis Clinic Set CofC Industrial Report
At Mayfair Courts Appears In Magazine
Friday, Saturday
Scrapbook Trophy
Is Received Again
By Local Jaycees
15 More Groups
Plan Sanlando
Springs Outings
*Jaycees Are Ready
To 'Paint Town'
City Manager is
At Short Course
Boat, Ski Club
Asks For Parking,
Launching Aids
CHRfSTWR
CHURCH
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No. 81
:.,.rT h r|a •
• t :* t m L *
A C L Safety Meet
Slated Tomorrow
1
LKfiTKR THARP. SUPERINTENDENT of th* Sundny School at th* Flrit Chrlitlan Church I* »cen
r e n t l n t > t t « d * W . P»n*. to ^four ri.tjr*. TTuuy J* ^esentinr pjn. to Diane, Sandra,
fu* r**nd *Lind* *B»ty, dMfhWruof U .(Jf) *nd Mr*. IttBli O. J*ty, 2118 Summerlin Av*. (Staff
Photo)
Th* Second Quarterly Mcollng
of the Jacksonville District Safely
Committee will be held In assemb
ly room of ih« new station be
ginning at T o’clock tomorow even
ing.
Judge Ernest Housholder will be
guest speaker. ACL personnel,
their families and friend* are cor
dially invited to ittend, II wai
told.
Weather
Pair with little temperature
(h u g * through W*4a*iday| low
tonight 88-18.
Collins Leads In Sfra>y Poll
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THURSDAY, APKH. 19, 1B3B
Shoppers O ffered
B a rg a in s
Citywide Sale
Warm Welcome
Governor LtRoy Collint found ■
warm welcome awaiting him In
Seminole County yesterday and he
was taken on a handshaking tuur
of the county by hit Campaign
1st *] toward him tdeallam."
The treat Industry aource we
have Is the people of Florida,"
Collins commented, “for we have
people who are determined to have
a great State.
• ,
Director, Dan Wright Jr.
I am hippy to be in thle great
A 1huge crowd gathered In De
Bary yesterday at noon to wel part of Florida," said Collins "you
come the Governor, shake his need help to reallae that lull poten
hand, and speak to him briefly. tial and I am determined that yon
'Meeting a distant relative of Abra- will get that help" he-said.
Leaving th* business section of
7C 1 ham Lincoln to watching the ar
rival of Danny Wright 111 from Sanford, Governor Col)Ins’ neat
Sanford were the climax moments atop w it i t the Sanford State Farat Um De Bary reception held In m«r'e Merkel where he wai greet
the shopping center of one of Ccn ed by Market Manager Sandy San
tral Florida1! faster growing com derson and taken on a handshak
ipunlties. Fire Chief Ed Heely met ing tour of tha market platform.
Stopping next at Seminole High,
Governor Collins and his party
on arrival In De Bary. *Tra proud School, Governor Collins was In
to visit such wonderful com muni- traduced to the student body after
ties ea DeBary in our Stele," Gov- stopping briefly lo pose for picerpor Collins said as his party ar- ture* *lth ■ contingent of lovely
9 rived.
| high school Students. He told the
Stopping rio t In Ban'ord, e lar«e “ «<»«* * * * *« ‘‘J**™. « «"«»
group ef friend, and supporter! ■■ /» »
|r|tJ5 ll« nn 1 " y
met oGv.rnor C lim e ut H o t «h« ' ‘°HrJ d* .f t * “
y0U
Street and Magnolia Ave. where;
5 nZ* t,m i
he wee greeted by Breiley Odhim,
m e t* ^
Assistant SUte’a Attorney Voile
9 °un*f
A- WiQlami Jr., Senelor Douglas n 0v . w * a fo^a rt*i ? ’U an
Stanstrom,
andRepresentative
m
Mack N. Cleveland Jr., a t well aa
,
■O
h *d
,pe*1!:
, I Sandwiches snd .oft drink, were
Florida stands on the thresh- served as the Governor spok« to
**]• 0 °v*rnor the vlsllon, friends, and support•eld, end with ell of the peoplo era who hsd gathered to meet him
working together we work on a
continually came In during his
stay here.
John Krider, president ef the
Florida Slate League, presented
Governor C n"'-i wl’h a «- t
pass to the Florida State League
Games. Krldcr told th« Governor,
‘The Florida State League la the
only incarporated_ league In the
Slate of Florida. We are happy to
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present this pass to you and sinOne of the largest crowds yet eerily hope that you hsve in op
to attend the current series of poriunlty to see our games."
Democratic rallies Is expected a t, Leaving Sanford, Governor ColAltamonte Springs tonight whin tins visited Longwood where he
the candidates for local offices was taken on a handshaking tour
will be on hand to speak In their of the lowp.
own behalf and on their plat
Ills next slop was In Oviedo
forms.
where a number of Oviedo cilisens
Due to cool evenings and prevail had gathered lo meet the Gover
ing winds most of tha rallies so nor and to talk with hJm shout his
fa r bavt not been well attendad. nlltform. Collins. In Oviedo, hdEleven relltas ware scheduled
by the Seminole County Domo- touted hli stand on segregation.
eratto executive Committee with "Cctrilnly I am for segregation,"
ho told them, “but on a high and
seven of them yet to bo held.
Tomorrow night a rally will lui ™ (l»l ^
held at Paola .nd Saturday night "*
ahoutlng that does nothan Immense crowd I* expected at
but create hatred between Ihe
the Pralrl, Lake Amcrlcan-Le- r«v nf ml -i n n l,a „r b i u n l i l ■ V mn , „ 4 I
l
glon Hut In Fern Park
Seminole County Campaign nDlInadvertently, statement* mad* rcclor r ° r Collln,• N*” Wrl*hl Jl“by Jack Stemper, candidate for ,ni* Governor Collins stopped In
the County Tax Assessor's office I <o see John Courier In his olflce
were left out of th* roundup of wl)5r*. the Governor snd Courier
Rio Bear Lake Rally. Stemper reof Iho problems of [ha prolim it* ! hl« former nUtomitnU
mil tho grower in Hoi*
that taxea ar* main problems. On Ide.
th* reap praisal question he said. In Slavls, Governor Collins was
'reappraisal ia a very serioua 1 met by Andrew Dud* snd his staff
question • it has Its merit* If I of employes. Also in the crowd
considered by the Board of Coun greeting Governor Coli n
ty Commissioners. If the people students from the St. Luke's Lu
accept a reappraisal I will be theran Christian Day Church
School. The Rev. Stephen M. Tuhy.
for t t "
pastor of th* church and th# Rev.
Bellhom, principal of th* school
•BAND MASTER INSTALLED
JACKSONVILLE W -Chatle* R. accompanied tha children. Each
Eneas of Winter Haven was In- one of the children wanted nnd re
staflod today as grand master at ceived autographs of the Gover
tlie 137th annusl communication nor.
of she Oreod Lodge of Florid*.
Governor On|||ni was mrt at
Free n d Accepted Masons. He Slsvla by a group of Orange Coun
am en d e Bof T. Lord at Jackson- ty supporters and friends who ac
compsnled him to Orlande.
Many Are Expected
At Tonight's Demo
Rally In Altamonte
?2t
iSr», VS
A n ocU tert Preen Leaned Wire
Officers To Conduct Parking
SHS Band At Spring Lot
Concert April 24 O p e n s
________
GOVERNOR LEROY COLLINS IS GKHITfED In S nfortl hy Mayor F. D. Scott at the “Collin* for
(iovarnor Headauurlera" yesterday, (l-eft to right) MayorScott, Governor Collins, ilanny Wright
111, end Dan Wright Jr., campaign director of the S .-mmole County Colllne for Governor Committee.
(Staff Photo)
Florida Savings Rev. Zimmerman New
Bond Purchases Children's Group Head
Increase In March
The Rev. H. Lyttleion Zimmerman wai elected the new chair
man of the Seminole County Com
W. A. Patrick, Seminole County mittee of the Florid k State Child
Savings Rood Volunteer Committee ren’s Commi.isinn si IU April
Chairman today reported that meeting held yotorday afternoon
Savings Bondi purchased In Florida In the County School Administra
had gained during March and that tion Building. Boy Holler was
state figures now show an Inornate elected by Ibc group us Its new
over tDSS’a record breaking totals vlre-chairtnun; 31’*. James Gilpin
for the same period. Purchases of Casselberry, as net/ recording
credited during the month wore secretary; and Mrs. S. J. Nix, as
VI,061,273, a 3W percent Improve .corresponding secretary.
ment over March 1933.
W, C. "Hod" Hires, American
“ Purchases In Seminole County Legion District cbnlrmu t of "Lo
for the first quarter of the ycAr gion Junior Has«bnH", nddrerfe I
now stand at $140,6.31, which is the Committee, explaining ’the
33.3 per cent of the year’s quota. American LegtoVe program* for
On a state wide bails tho first helping boy< In become good
three month* normally produce Anierirun eltlsvu >. Ilo gav i a
slightly over 28 per cent over Ihe graphic plcturu j ! lessons learned
full yearns volume," Patrick stat in democratic government by High
School boys In the annual "Boys’
ed.
*
"May 1st marks the fifteenth an State " *
lie aUo t»M of the working
niversary of tho Series R Bonds,"
Patrick added, "and In the Inter pluns used In tho Legion's pro*
vening years millions of people giitm of baseball for boys 11 to
111 years of
milling bits of
V * m W el" history of tho movement that In
ment m he r financial program*,
sumo llttl- known .torle.
Ucaidea the home, educational nd- eluded
of American <p..r . in c-mneetlon
vantages. Unproved
retirement and
I. . . S * . ..
1, i
I
better living i that
they have ..al1 with tho Junior World Series.
’ The benefits of Junior Has.ready provided, there iro nearly
rilsiii
.08 billion worth now outstanding ball," saiil Hires, ar* proportion
which promise many different HlP- Each boy is ‘oil’) of a team
kind* of satisfaction and security, Rlul -bares In bis team's destiny.
for thrlr owners in Ihe year*, IIu learn* to defiua loyalty a*
‘giving (or tbe good of Ilia team’
ahead,” he concluded.
and also that idvntirrment rcino i
It:lough his own effort and lo*
own ability "
Servicemen's Group Needs of girl* returning from
tbe Girls' Industrial Schorl » r ’o
fathers Tomorrow ill,
itmo'd nnd .- oiperation of tnT h e Christian Scrvlcemrn’s Iciest ami of fori promised hy the
Committee, n .n Steele, arth g Federr.llon of Women'* Clubs of
.-halrman will have * special mert- the County.
Brief re p 'rti included that of
|r,B tomorrow at 7;*T) p, m. .it
the School Admlui.dratlon build Mi-. Mikrgu"rl>e t ,.H"in. w io ming.
t>nded the s l u t » mooting o;i ser
Secretary, Ja.’k It, Brook*, an- vice* for handicapped children In
t'oonred today ;but the by-law* Miami last week and also the re
ar# ready for adaption. Ksrh port of dm *11000**o! the Easter
• itr r h that D willing t<» rooper- Seal Campaign.
It the abs«v.M of ILr-dJ Heckr.t« la invited to send three lay
o .I aidi, mtU'd i; chalrniin of the
h prrsrntnllvea.
Man Found Dead
Believed
To Have
v i
a *s
18336281
Homier Days wn* nffii lolly
The final home eonrert will be , i urtrd this morning ht P:;!il when
presented by Iho Seminole High the President of the Sanford McrSchool Band under Ihe direction chanta Association, II. I„ Perkins
of Ernest Cawley at Ihe Plnecrest j r„ Mayor F. I). Scott and ComSchool Auditorium Tuesday, April nilssloners John Krider, Hurl lllg21 ut 8 p m. ginhotham and David tlritchel of.
The highlight of Ihe concert will rhJally opened ll.e Sanford Munibe Ihe conducting of Ihe hand hy
poking Lot,
the officers who are senior*. Cap- Tne huge 300 car parking area,
lain Faye Ashley will cundducl the nUntile to motorists without
Marrh "Amerlrans Wo’ , Other >)nrkIntr feci, L within nno block
a
The body of OsrooU Cecil WII*
cox was found late yesterday af«
turnonn lying In the middle o t
Georgia Ave. on the outskirts of
Sanford off '.‘f Ni Ht, by a passed
byJmmL ZJilth, who vat nslnjr the
narrow dirt ro»| a* a slm rl'eiil
to run an rrram), found Dt* 43*
year-old min lying In tho roan, •
pistol nearby.
Apparently, the S anford-» * «
hail taken his uwn life witJiSll*
shot from a il calibre Smith e r i
\\ e-ton pistol.
Sheriff Denver Cordell, a t the
scene called Coroner W, Hugh
Duncan, wrho said that on tnQCdJt
would not be necessary.
«*>*»••
Tha shot was heard eboul f
o’clock by resldfnta of the .urea
but no Investigation was curvi'lft*
od by them,
■-•*.
MTIcox tmd apparently dtlven
to tha lonely spot, walked up an-|
down several llmci beside hi*
Chevrolet pickup truck, and thuft
tack hi* own Ufa.
No not* or reason^
the man's taking
However, it la bellevd
poor health which /
act Ion.
County Chll L iu « Commlttoe,
f.'imer vice chairman nnd newly
‘
v.
Lv_" ***• “*’/ "
’ l o first pe
ended cha^n-ur, tho Itov. Z<m- Dilajn, Necohl ; Sgt. Sue llaye*, (if t||e |mr|,|ng lot was Mr*,
merman, prodded. Fourteen o(fi- „ II"r * lJ'cr' Hr • ”kj'jrtly, (j,,,,g0 Smith of the Mayfair »ecclal member*, commissioned mtin- J 1".! of J rcedom ; Sgt. Larry tiol|>
btrs and re1ri 'ift.’.tivo members
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lla nner Days, sp-uuored co
operatively by th* moi chants of
Bill
Hexnmrr,
"Suwnt
King";
and
Sanford through th* Sanfurd
n toting.
Emblem"* 8 Am,t' " U^• " Na,l,mil McrcbmUs' I Z i a t l o , i ’.'U a city
tvlde event featuring morcbindlse
The band will play other special at thn lowest prlcot ever offered
IJ BUIIIUVI3
■llll UtCriUlCB,
1no ..
.
*
. |X
ty
numbers snd
overtures. The
concert It .ponsqrcd by the Band
n’
", special edi
The Banner Days
Parents Association snd snyono
tion
of
The
Knnford
Herald wai
desiring a ticket may contact a lato gelling nff tho presses
last
The Wilson School P-TA will put band member or band parent,
night due In eircumitnnrns beyond
on a benefit supper tomorrow
the control of tna publisher* of
night at tha school when the
Iho local paper. However, The
speakers will glva their talk*
Hanford Herald apologists very
for th* Democratic rally.
deeply for the laieneni of thi
The proceeds will go fur a
April IA
Workers A r
paper.
movie projector for tho school. Sup
Admissions
Thousands
of
eonlek
of
yester
per will lie served from U to U
Mra, Bo*n l.en Swaggerly,
day'* edition reached the home* To Bring ,CJ
p. in. after which th* speaker* will
(Lake Monroe)
*nf
Han/eerf,*Seminole County, and
taka over.
•
Mrs,‘Belie Mlnshew (Ink* .Mary)
Control Mo
Menu planned I* chicken pltean, .Mrs. Eihelen# Owen (Longwood) Volusia County ii-ddont* even
Replying to many ■
though
they
were
lata
being
de
swamp cabbage, cola *lnw, string
Viola Durham (Nunford)
cd from orgiinltsGnn^
livered.
hi'aim, celery, coffee, milk and
George Washington (Sanford)
Every home In D.i Hery and ilunli of what to
John Hart (Sanford)
lir b'0i
Enterprise
received Hie Bannor money they have rend
Everyon* is Invited out to cal
Mrs Winifred Dunn (Sanford)
Day*
HppHal
Edition, Bvsblont* Control, Itniolil Knstnrr, IBtj
Cnytnn Davla (Hanford)
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10 h,'«r
In Geneva, Oviedo, Altnmontn Gift* Chairman, urged nil worker*
lh« «»"ild*U-*, it was said,
Joe linker (Sanford)
[ Spring*, Longwood, Fern I’tirk It. complete their assigumvi-ta ns
Dlsrharxrs
r» t
und Casselberry ah i had copioi eoon as possible.
Wayne Francisco (Sanford)
C O W IC V . M lS S R o H n
Kastner continued. “We not on
of the Hanford pipei dolivcted to
Nettles Bryan (l)*teen)
»*
ly are requested to repott the
t' sir homes.
Hattie Walker INanforti)
To Attend Alumni
Bacaisr of the alcanllc pro- developments of our drive to the
Birth
p
-1
ens of ll.o lla oer Day stl", Division Headquarter t in Tampa,
Baby Girt Henderson
Concert Saturday
the special edition «f Tbe Sun- we certainly want to nceuniino*
April IB
f ■r " I i mill wn* de* led Important date tbs local people ready with
Seventeen alumni of the Stetson
Admiaslons
checks, and In particular since we
for tb* irndo n rji.
University Band Including Semi
Mrs. Vlrgie I’rstt (Sanford)
nole High Hand Dlrertur Ernest
Men rant* cooptrtling In tli* are so fortunatu in having the
Kntheran Bellamy ISanfurd)
Cowley and Miss Barbara Bohn,
llvnn»r Days snie event have manpower to do so."
Mrs. Bclra Cottrell (Hanford)
SHS physical education teacher
stalk'd ti at only the 'latest mtrDlsrhargrs
acrcpted Invitation of Band Direc
cluinitlae lor sprint *setal suinmer
Gordon llmlges (Hanford)
tor lllchard M. Feasc-I to return
is I'i’mf offeinl at pilria far Mr. Hougaard, 42,
to Ihe rampu* Saturday, April 21,
below H n iiomii ol and normal
Succumbs Tuesday
for the annusl concert, F«m »c1 said Absentee Ballots
n 'n ll
WlgffO Hougaard, 42, died nl
today.
Appliances, Toleslslun l e t s ,
Fcssrl also called allcntlon to
Imma t eeds, auiidrhs, hardware, Hie Winter Park Hospital nt RiTO
Are
Now
Available
nn illncaa of
published reports that Iho concert
la in n i wen, ai;imolil|ps, mcr p. nt. Tuesday
Absentee hallnl* have been re clinm’ si from A to *. Is being of •lx months.
would be held Friday night.
JJ
"It Is necessary that we have reived In the office of the Semi fered to tho shopper IV.ri .g tbe
Burn July 7, IPI1 In Gesrlltf,
this concert on Saturday night be- nole County Supervisor of Regi«lra- bUi’kst annual *V«.rl over to bo Denmark, he had lived for the
rause of Ihe distance our guests Don, .Mrs Camilla Bruce said to- undei Hen here.
P*«t 2'4 year* In Lako M*ry» He
mini travel,” Feasel said. "We do day.
Thousands of shoppers will tak* waa a malntensnco engineer fof
not want lo lnlerfcro with their|
Voter* may now vote by ahsen- advantage uf Iht raving.>; being the Winter Part Hospital. Mr,
«chmd work aa moat of them are lee ballot at Ihe office of the Super offerud and aa the sale g.'Ca Into Dfiigaurd win a Lutheran by
in tho piddle school system."
visor of Registration In the Semi its second mid third days the fai.h
Band alumni return lo Hie ruin- imln County Chamber of Com crowds are ax pif I to inertmae
Survivor* In.'ludl Ills wjllcif
pus for a rehearsal with the Uni ■cree Building between now and and th« sale [ntrrcit a cilerate. Mrr. l.o(» Hougaard of Lake M iry,
versity band tn the aflernoon, a May 3, Mrs, Bruea announced to
his father, Vladlmnr Hougaard,
picnic supper at night followed by day.
Jutland, Denm.vltt nnd one sla
tiic concert In Elisabeth H ill.
CHILI) HTRANGLEH.
ter and brother living In Jutlan-L
All cltlicn# who do not expect
Those Indicating Ihcy would re lo be In Sanford-or Seminole Coun WILI.ISTON '.6—(Jiiinta Ixiulse
Funeral servl. j# are 2:70 p. m.
turn In addition lo MBs Kuhn ami ty on election day may vote by ab Sandlin, 10, (ell from a stcpladdcr tonorrow al tha Ilrls.-on I'itn4rnl
Cowley are: Roy Bennett, music xentee ballot (luring the period set yesterday, her scarf caught on a Heme. Burial will be In Oak Lqrjri
teacher of Orlando; William Bran- aside for that purpose.
nail, and she strangled,
I Mr rnurinl park.
(hoover, of Diaston Jr. High in SI.
I’etm hurg; Joe Couraon, Titusvltlo; John DeYoung, SI, Cloud;
Lcnvll Dicks, Liko Duller; Waller
Hawkins, of Seebrccie in Daytona
Beach; John McDonald, Jackson
ville; James T, Owens, Tampa;
Janet Sauls, Crescent Cily; Louis
Schlegel, Chaltahoochce; Marilyn
Stuart, Orlandu; and Jan* Sum
mers Turner, Orlando.
Wilson School P-TA
Plans Benefit Meal
Hospital Notes
Funeral Is Friday
For 0. C Wilcox
I1VS NEW MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT area officially places for ahoppera and bualnee* poopia. It la located Juat off ComTRb saw facUUy prevlda* 344 M v parkiag met dal Ave. katwcea Hood and Pelmctta Ave*. (Photo by Jamvsou)
Mr. 0. C. Wilcox. W, died yester
day from an accident.
He wa* i member of the Semi
nole County Sportsman’s Associa
tion and wet a fruit buyer In this
SrCtion.
’ Mr. Wtlcnx made hi* horns at
1tot Hanford Ave. where he had
lived for the last tlx month*.
He was born Sept. 17, 1907 In
Sorrento,
Survivor* Include hla widow anil
three children: 0. C. Wilcox Jr„
of Clevkiaton and Joe Wilcox and
Mlaa Jane Wilcox of Sanford: three
brothers: K. C. Wilcox of Miami,
John Godwin of Jacksonville; and
Robot Godwin of Sorrento.
Pimrrel service* will he held at
4:30 p.m. Friday at Briaaoti Funer GOVERNOR LEROY COLLINS TALKS ever tie * produce situation with Jobs Courier
al Home. Burial will be In Oaklewn r« .teniay. Courier, crippled for life by a shot from a Negro's pistol, is Jointly heading
Memorial Park.
fee Governor* Committee with Frank Wheeler In the Ovleda am - (Staff Pm U |
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llm** tha ft* wu m*. « •
Kefouver Suffers
2 G u a ih Killed
New Jersey Defeat In Hotel Fire
|«» flfH M fl 4iMMN4 S
lota! reeeatly,
BAN rXANCUCO >*-TUmtt
>y THE 1S8OCUTS0 P 1 U I
1PV., , 100 Aauricana were
n il B
F ittf
t . . IwiUVU
r . r i J ^ lURifil
.uttered A
e *»•**
tt» « * h • downtown h«tel killid la tri
Suit
m 4 | h withrtf 1 (utils. injurini 22
le accidents,
Jarring defeat In yerUrday’g N.w
JifiJthroughw lB JtfMT primary *hUa PrealdClt
IB(|
teddere Into the
Eirenhower wie racking up a MrIy morning darkness.
. lUanar Dajra wilt jnrmlda tha ahopplnj
MUIe of Central .Florida Area with an
opportunity to get acquainted with the
beat merchants and at tha Bame time taka
adventure of tintliual vatuai that ara being
offered m praetictlly every atora and busineuTlact,
XtelF through the gigantic effort of pullia i togaHjir" will a community grow and
■roisar. And. it U with this thou«ht in
Sg^ H h at tha merchants art leading tha
— ioctMi
f*
Uifl eflfipllp 1ft VlftMMMld
•aritp vote lad • .lata if dueUveljr in New Jersey for i topuKefeuver, who eampalgMd ac
u t e Candida tea pfediod to support him far Ui# DemstriUa presi*
dintial aomlasUaa at tha August
parly conveatlea, was iwndly
licked.
In tha preference vellng where
Kafeuver’s was tha wily Doomerstle ns me .n the Dsmsoratls
ballot and Siieahewer'a was alone
en tha Rspuhlisaa tichat. th*
President rsa ahaad by batter
thaa I to t Me also did better
thaa Mafauvar portMUiswisa as
esaiparad with tha prafiMoat
aeuat four yaars see.
At le n t wo should no and compart tht
marefcandUa that (a baftjf offerad at barfaln
prlcee ao that wo mlfht bn assured of th«
savings in atore for ua by “shoppta* at
home with homa foiju."
If you aea somathing l«od, tell your
Mlahbor about It ao that ha or *ha too
might profit by the all out effort on the part
of our friendly merchants to, not only offer
quality merchandise at lower prices, but
better merchandise at greatar sayings.
a• community, m muit .11 Toxes Necessary Hazard
dB l#W,mgd.*?
J P f E Z - tr.erchante erci.
J * rti'b .n ta' £ « | i r * h . n th . flo i rf
K S w I, canttnuld t h n th. Indlvldo.1
eUftana prOoer with bigger salaries and
m ater profita.
* ^ 'A i anoDDera come Into the community
they bring with tham the ultimate growth,
... ...
. aii_ m- __ aL. a.t.e .Mil
Thlu.h mu,hwm*’**I. hurt .mH
th* wdntry thii time of the yeer, meal
thou.htful efflMIM wmld l | r . th.t t « e .
«■» » n.MH.ry h .-.r t
Ilf. In, m.H.m
sociaty, Tha majority of regpottttblm tag.
payera might even eubeeribe to the view
that tagea must be hisrh beraoje they pay
for »o much government and defeme.
Vn«> aitr In
allleAvt! Tha far inal
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SATURDAY. APRIL 21
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FA R R IS B R Y A N T W IL L SPEAK A T
T H E F O L L O W IN G L O C A T IO N S IN
Seminole County
10:45 Main & Broadway
11:45 1st & Magnolia
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Business Activity Creeping Higher
picture in the entire nation is also
st hand today to back up the
gtaw th in cenftdaaee in the bust,
ness comm unity.
The A M erlcin Iren L Steel In
stitute says the steel mills have
Just turned out more onnige hen
In any eker week In history. The
Aluminum A im . »a>» production
ol th st m etal h is set a record
high for the first three months ef
th t year.
Construction contract a u a rd s In
gcacrsl are bitng signed In receptionally lirg c volume,
Looking at all this and more
tha fe d e ra l Reserve Board (lads
Industrial activity In M areh and
April a tittle higher en in unad
justed basis. But It says the out*
put of consum er goods didn’t
Increase as much a s, expected
with the spring thaws, so Its
adjusted Index Is slightly off. One
disappointm ent for the alwaye-bigltt< en d .b etter boys la tha Indica
tion th at auto produden m ay not
spurt much before the IMT models
go on the a s s e m b l y late la
sum m er.
Another reason consumer goods
may not have moved quite as fait
as the extreme optimists hope ean
be fouod la another report which
shows that the citlianry used Jan
us ry and fibre ary to pay up
soma of thalr charge accounts at
tha stares. This Item showed the
biggest drop ef any type ad con
sumer credit. They still owe the
storti around six billion dsllirs
more than they did this time last
year. And total remumer credit
at the end cl February stood at
ntarly U 'i billion.
Businessmen can tike lame
romlort from the evidence that
people are savtni a IHtia more
new than last year. Savings fw
nine* the growing demand for
credit. When the savlog supply get
a little tight last year there waa
same trouble raising money for
new m artinis. This y«ar bustnoss wsnt a six billion dollars more
than lilt to flnanee it* growth
plana.
Tha big demand for credit — to
hack up buiinaia confidence — Is
a chief filter In this wiek'e ruing
interest ratal.
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In Babylon when Iiraal waa in captivity.
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Frldc.y April 20th
Thunday, April 1*. 1986
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By BAM DAWSON
• NEW YORK if*—D isp lti all the
• distractions of lave end potitirs
‘ and sports this week business con
fid e n c e end activity U managing
• to creep higher.
1 It'a i big week, an right. The
Jtw o must w rltten-ebeut rom ances
o! the nance are a t the “ Id do"
-a g lg . T ht national pastim e get
• J iu a r way with President ElianJhowor to nin g out th i first bassbaU.
■II* aim b si to n e d tha firm prob*.ltm rjght h ick to C n nrrtss and to
; t h i two r e n i n ' national com m it•lia s . Color TV moves one chert
relep nearer th i ordinary fellow,
; with a 819 ru t In the price of a
• tubs, R jisila'i top t r a v e l e r a
•bouacs Into London.
Business c o n f i d e n c e teem s
! sturdy enough to rise above all
•this.
■ So far confidence h n shown It;»sll mostly en papsr — In ladus» try's optim iitie plans to plunk
Jtfown 13 billion dollars thla y ear
• for expansion and Its e ag ern eii to
'b ofrow money from the banka and
! other financial sourcai a t steadily
hlghar Interest baa bean the m oat
astounding in recan t m onths ta d
y ear it’a bard to find that* baa
'e v e r bain any ltvalli g off In tha
•boom , lueb as som e of Ute itald er
jrig lo n s displayed In thn li s t few
Imoathi.
{ To name juat a faw, la Albuiquaaquo, Phoe ni x and Tuoeon
ifiValAJtmawix go
m*. .UWl
;aouaiag davalapmaaU
right «n
iatepaalp reselling out row oa row
Jtow»»d tha mouatalas. In tltlia
illka-that the report that housing
utfRa dropped for the naiea as
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11 m,t «Wl Indifference,
tgutfaeumtn out Out way juat
j m ’i believa the boom can tvar
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csrl Kruger. haad of the arson 1M 30 hllltd and T*d,0» hurt di
squad, said Ho h*s “reason to bo- ing 1183.
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Ingtimionsomsof thus “eurti." h»va »s azaaination svsry six
Maybe these tm tm inta actually
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will do you no harm in them* And if you wsnt continuing
selves, but they will delay you prouetloh against eanear, you’ve
from slaking competent medical got to hava thasa checkups rsgu*
help. As I havs told you so many Itrly- caneer, don't forget, can
tlmsi, early detection and trait- dsyslcp between examinations,
mint of eanear la Lhi beat way to gtrtanop jure ADiwn
aave Uvea.
b . N. H i What is leiara dtm af
Mediaal ScUm s
Answer: leiara derma U a dlsMedical aclanea. u you will »“ a of tha akin, tha eauat of
Imflw. idvincu vary r if t full? VRI&A U URKAOWn.
Reputable doctors and maaUsts Tha jU a gradually becoaaa
m uu ao da&ftita proalsaa until tough, rigid and bard to mova. It
ill facts have bnn ehtcktd an* U uauaUy amooth ahd.ihlny, Tha
*otu .
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uroysd the eliy.
M lt u ! I.tso' Ndsstrtini were
killed In U. I. traffle aceldaau.
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Speeding sit U. 8. itraeti and
hlgfiwsyi Injured 10J.850 me#, »oWBr,t disaster, the ire serth- mea and ehildwa.
Three eut ef few traffic acci
dents happen in clear weather on
dry read*.
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Lira i«t a fsw thiaga lU lilht eoaw ef your saw wttBevt a
about the daaieri efiaacar.
thorough ana cartful study- Aid
Only h doctor can dettmiae im aura ft* wool adrua a ! « •
whether or no*, you have this arm rraady if your trouhls really
dread tissue. And ti you ban, la tanear,
only a doctor etn trial yew
| Tbs only curs we hats today
Don't ba misled by advertise* for cancer la through aarur
a » U tf ‘‘cancer cum." Bo- treatment by aurgery, X-ray or
called doctors who advsrtlss they radium,
eaa aura eanear with mwticinii,
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salvia, injsetlona or with secret PhTrtaal Exen
maebinss, should bs avoided.
But even the most able physl*
buwcaat Vlettaao
elan won't ba of any aid to you
Ramembsr, tesUmonlala
played by soma of this# ptrsoni
esn ba purehuid- Or innoeenl bav« •
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At T p.m. A Brothirbood Suppir
*111 b« served a t First Bsptltt
Church. A group of young m«n will
Mid tho meeting.
At T p.m. Tho Intermediate Choir
rehearses at First Baptist Church.
At • p.m. Tbs Adult Choir raI ear act at F irit Baptist Church.
At 10 a.m. Vacation Blbla School
Clink for all lotaristed workers
continue* at Flrat Daptlat Church.
Member* ol the Ladlee Aid So
ciety of the Lutheran Churca of tht
Badaemer will meat at ? p.m. at
Mr*. Joe Melach'a homo on Wist
First Strait and wm Isava from
th e n for tha Marvin Paga resi
dence In Da Bary whera the regular
monthly meeting will be held at
7:10 p.m,
The Brownlee Bible CUis of the
Presbyterian Church will have a
covered dish supper at 8: JO p. m.
in the Educational Building. Mast
drinks and rolls will be furnished.
There will be entertainment for
the children.
Seminole Chapter He. a OES will
m eet a t the Masonic Hall at •
p. m.
The Herne Demonstration Club
will meet at 10:10 e. m. in the
Community Center. All member*
are asked te bring a covered dish
for tha luncheon, *
The Sanford Duplicate Bridge
Club will hold It* weekly game
at tha Yaeht Club at ■ p. m.
Visitor* ar* welcome.
Nominations of officers will be
held at a special meeting of the
Fleet Reserve Association Branch
HI at the CFO Club oa the SNAAS
at a p. m.
Tha Intermediate O o lj wtR
rehearse a t F irtt Baptist Church
at 7 p.m.
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Tha Adult Choir will rdtean*
at First Baptist Chureh a t •
p.m.
8ATURDAT
Vane* Duke will lead tha
R.A.'s at First Baptist Chureh at
0:80 a.m.
MONDAY
Tha Sanford Steer League will
meat *t « p. » . k the Yacht Club
for a covered dish supper. Theca
will also bs a bualnsts session.
The Sunbeams and Q.A/s will
mast a t First Baptist Chureh a t
8:80 p.m. .
Messengers from First Baptist
Church Training Unloa will at
tend a District Training Union
Convention a t th* Eustls First
Baptist (Burch beg timing a t 1:80
Instillation of. ufticers will bs
bsld at tha regular dinner meet
ing of the Pilot Club of Sanford.
Meet starts a t 8:10 la the Yaeht
Club. ’
The CPO Wives Club will mast at
I p.m. on the Base at' tha CPO
Club. All members are urged to
atttnd. '*
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WEDNKADAI.
Tha Training Union will span*
sor a covered-dish supper a t
First Baptist Church a t 8:30 pun.
Dr. W. P. Brook* Jr. will l*
th* midweek - prayer servlc* a t
First Baptist Church a t 7:80
P Melvin Dekls will direct the
Training Union Workars Cenfar•nra at First Baptist Church at
8:18 pm.
The Junior Choir will reheerse
at First Baptist Church at 8:80
p.m.
Michael Thomas Is
Guest Tuesday
O f VFW Auxiliary
Th* regular meeting of the VFW
Auxiliary waa eallad to order
Tuesday night by tha new presi
dent, Ruth Smith.
Miehael Thomas, new pos* com
mander. was »*<«rted In by the
conductress and introduced by the
preeidset. He gave a vary Inter,
tftin i talk about the poet and
tha new home. He also stated that
a fish fry will be held at the Farmar* Aoetfon May 10 and a TV
and othar flaearleal aypUsnoas
will be given away.
The Ladies Auxiliary win bold a
bake eats May • In front of the
Scare ulding.
Installation of the new- otfeert
was held April • gad pteturae were
thowa, taken a t that time.
Those peasant a t tha aastirn
war* Mrs. Ruth Smith, Mrs. Mary
Roottgar, Mrs. Jaeny Rfitea, Mrs.
M tfgaret Dillard, Mrs. VlygiaU
Bosrarsox, Mr*. Anna Q»rdo*r,
Mr*. Marr< KpHn. Mrs. Adell Zegrey, Mrs. MyrtU Burgar. Mrs.
Lsey Hlebst. Mr*. QUdes tow ard.
Mrs. Betty Smith, Mr*. Kathleen
Thdnaa, Mra. Look Bhodas. Mrs.
Bavnttt Brown and Mra. Evelyn
PaMtmah
" a . Wandship League of the
rnnyagatlopai Christian CJiureh 'U t. awl Mrs. J. Rosa Adam*
will meet to the Fslowihip HsB have ae feast* t o k *«•
at 8 p.m.
i*d Mrs. «T o. Adams and family.
Sgti Adams has Ju* retumad fra»
• M r at duty in Japan wttk tk#
Tha Gael Scout Wader* meatfog n r m M g ito Ab wing.
wil ha bald at tit* BpMmf>> Per
ish Housa st T:8» p. m. AH too* Mn. Homer (Haase*. Lake Mary,
loaders and eo-Ieadm along wMi U in the aflswtaota Mnmorlsi Hoeany bitarastad parent* are urged jd u l for surgery.
to attend tiki* session.
Ladies Night wtfl ha held by tha Robert Duval Janya*
Jama* of to ri*
Man’s Class ef t o FresbyterUa
Chureh at T p. m. Supper wfll bn
served- Tba la v . Paul Cdrla al
Daytona Baaeh will speak to t o
group on "Deni Fool Poetry.
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Special Meeting
Called By Club
For Social Events
A special meeting of th* board
of executive* ef the CPO Wives
Club was. held Wednesday s t tht
horn* ol Mrs. Raymond Fr*U».
Those attending war* Mrs. Hsr.
old K«en, Mrs. James Corbett. Mrs.
wqtism Fljol, sad Mr*. Robert
Heardmin.
Plana were made tor th* coming
social evspts to be held at the
CPO Cltfb, which 1* to be a free
juke box dance aad a buffet sup
per, span sored by tit# Wives Club.
Data bat been sat for Saturday.
May I, S p.m.
Tha next regular meeting of the
CPO Wives Club will be April
8i on BNAAA a t • p-m. la tha
Chib.
William F. Gordons
Hava Returned
From 4 Day Trip
Mr. and Mr*. Wllllsm F. Gordon
have returned home from ■ four
day - trip to Everglades National
Park. While In Homestead they attended the two day State re-unlon
of th* Rainbow division of Veterans
held at the Rainbow Grove Ranch
of Mr. and Mra. Bfll Rhsney, Sun
day.
Guests of Honor were I . L.
Twitty, Homestead Air Bats, SAC;
MlT*r Harris, H<n"Mt*ad «nd Lt.
Cel. Kdwgrd Murphy of Miami who
is praldenL
New officers elected wer* F.
Maker ef Miami, president and
Mrs. Joyce Kay of Orlando, Presi
d e d of Ladlee Auxiliary.
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Prof. Quackenbush Is Speaker
For Plantation Estates Group
By MART FOWLER
P r o f a t s o r Nell Quackrnbmh
waa guest speaker at the Plant
ation Estates
Woman's elub
luncheon Wednesday afternoon at
tha mansion housa. Cooperation
with Nature wa* hla thorn*.
“For years I have bean setting
tha stage for things ti> grow,” he
began. “Formerly It was for boya
and glrla In High Schools up
N o r t h . Now il'a gardens and
flower* to make us happy In D*
Bary. Whan a couple movsa into
their new horn* they a rt treated
to a double point by view,"
Quackenbush continued, "one group
tells them tha soil la no good;
It will grow nothing. The others,
possibly realtor* In a frensy of
enthusiasm, Insist that anything
will flourish her*. ‘Just tosa *
stick out of th* window and up
It sprouts,' they promise. How
ever, by cooperating with, Nature
w* can taka th* middle ground!
armed with Intelligent* plus lota
of fertiliser and compost msdo
Into * protective mulch, w* can
have fun growing thing*,
"You ladle* probably sigh aa
you envy th* overgrown land
next to your own neat loti over
thera In the tangles o^ pine need
les, oak leavos and huddlra of
Spanish mos*. everything I*
burgeoning. In your own prim
clearance It semis Impossible to
make shrubs and flowers take
hold. But In this way you learn
that Natura likes a mutch, which
»h* has prepared from genera
tion* of pin* needles and fallen
leave* which hsv* disintegrated
end enriched th* ground. You. too.
can do thlej make your own com
post pile. H Isn't neat but It*
efficacious.
Thl* compost pile provide*
humus tha soil need* and acts «•
a catalyst to Invigorate othar Ingredlenta lnf« putting forth their
very beet effort. Everything from
peat mos* to oak.leavoa, everything but fata and tough fiber*
which might never give up their
resistance, thus retarding bacter1*1 action, la good for your rompoet pile."
An Informative question and
answer period followed.
Mra. David Runkel, president,
announced that the yearly lunch.
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Audubon Society
Hears Mrs. Norton
Tell O f Field Trips
The Seminole Audubon Reel sty
met Monday evening at the Garden
Center In Sanford. Mrs. Donald
Norton, president, presided. '
Twenty-nine members and guest*
wer* present. Dr. Lois Wells and
Miss Cliressa McFetrldg* ol D*
Bary were welcomed as new mem<
bers. Mrs. Norton described Field
Trips taken during til* year and
said they are “ a wonderful way te
become acquainted" with t h a
State of Florida. She also told ef
plans for tha Dsy Camp to be
held this summer.
There ws* a general discussion
of bird* In our neighborhoods sad
plans war* made for tha picnic in
May.
^H* Civic Department of the
Sanford TiitAA’i Club mat at
the club for a covered " ’dish
luncheon and program. Tlntesies
wer# Mr*. J. N. GlUon. tyf*Clyde. Ramsey and hire. N. V.
Farmer.
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Mra, W. P. Yeeley g*v* the in
vocation. Th# club room ,wM
beautifully decorated with green
ery and shrimp plant.
. Mrs.’, B. C.1- Moor*, chairman,
presided over th# builnet* evasion
Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith, nonosor of th* program, presented-a
play by th# Sanford Theatre
Guild; first lutrdduclng th* pro*
sident, Donald 11. Fletcher.
The Pitfall* of Momags" was
the title of th# on* set play, given.
Those taking parts - were Mri.
Fletcher, as Henrietta..and Fran
cis Roumlllit <** ’Algernon. Tie
Department'ma It a recommenda
tion th s t’ elgns b*. placed at th<t
entrance of tin city telling of. the
attractivcneii of tha d ly . A
committee wo* appointed consis
ting of Mrs. B. C. Moore, Mr*.
C. R. Dawson, 5fr». John F.lck
and 3trs. B. B. Crumblay to a**
tho proper authorities. .
Mr*. Monro read "Rsgtilude*
for Reautlftcallon" which go as
follow* i
Blessed are- they who plant the
long-lived trees and shrubs, for
generations shall rise up and
eall them blessed. ,
Blessed ar# they who are the
owners of flower gardens, tor In
th* heart of a flower may b*
seen God, thalr Creator.
Biassed *r# they who appreci
ate Nature'# -gift*, for they shall
b* known a* lovsra of beauty.
Blessed are they who cl*an up
th* highways, byways, and homegrounds, for clesnllnesa Is. next
to Godllnes*.
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Bleued are they who brlghtan
and freshen their buildings and
fence* with paint, th* prslsa of
many people shall be thalr re
ward.
Blessed ar* they who swat tha
sign snd bantih th# billboard
along th# rural highways, for
they shall b* called protector* «f
roadside beauty.
Blessed ar* they who stand
against frl*«d end relative In
the protection of Nature's gift te
Florida, for thsy shall be raeognlsed *• true patriot*.
Blessed era th* town# with
planning b *oto. t o groat bjjmjtr.
prosperity, and Few* *>*11 d»‘
stead u'pen them.
Happy Birthday
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Mrs. J. J. Jones
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Jimmy 5foy*
Earnest Thompson
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Mr*. Robert' Moy ere. the former
Camilla Lqndqulst, was honored
Friday evening at tha home of
Mrs. S. P. Fowler, in Lake Mary
with a Linen shower.
Hostesses were Mrs. Gertrude
Gilbert, Sirs. Sarah Hood, Miss
Mary George and Mr*. Fowler.
Spring
flower*
were
u»ed
throughout the HWng and dining
rooms of the home with an srrangement of spring Rowers In a
crystal bowl placed on tiin buffet
accented by lighted upers.
The dining tahls was .overlaid
w-lth a white doth and centered
with a pastel colored vas* hold
ing more flower*. Thl* creation
wa» framed by silver candelabra
holding burning whit* taper*.
During th* evening gnmee were
played and refreshment* of Ice
errant, small enlscs and mints
along with aaltrd nuts and coffee
w;tr# served. Pastel colors wero
carried out In the refreshments.
Those Invited (o allend tho
event wer# tli# honorer, Mr*.
Dorle
Coleman, Mr*.
Felice
Swanson,
Miss Mary
Louise
Smith, Mr*. Ethel Luo Berger,
Sfr*. Jewell Jrffcoat, Mr*. Alnta
Laundra. Mra. Charlotte Roberta,
Mra. Marion Conway, Mre. T. S.
Copeland, New Smyrna Beach;
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Mrs. J. E. Nichols, read s K,MW
from a Korean Missionary thank
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clothing which had bccn ssdkior
general distribution. 5tr*.
Piety spoke briefly on tht •kale
day Objective saying that part .of
tho offering will bo used for. t o
extension of the Ybor City mlasloi^
Mrs. C. C. Snyder’* circle nrfc
sciilcd tho program. Mr*. NfcWa
opened with prayer and raid fl**
scripture passage). Mrs. E; C,
William* a* guest speaker g a v ra n
Inspiring message on ths Christitn
Homo stressing ths Importancf , j f
women In the rallglous dsv*lopmenl
of tho family. Sh* listed id any
spiritual raiources "through which
members of a family may driw
strength and joy" infl ba bound
“closer together."
Mr*. William Anderson
lha Impact of tha woman1*
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M srgtret Reynold*, second vie#
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Mrs, F. E. Clops r Jr. prsildid
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Boyd, Mims Battle
Yogi Berra Is Off
To Best Start Yet
Last Night Ends
C H W H IT /tl*
Par a Util* while to* avtnU a l
tha day flnehed la muddled **•
guana* through her mind. Then
Humber cama and wished away
Ur aeneelaaa pattern, ro r a long
walla aar eieep w u aa dacp that
II * 4 oat aaa» that aha draamad
a t all. But when bar oonactouanaaa
havered aaar waking aha had aa
■wtMMM a l tha paaaaxa a l umn,
Whaa aha Uftad har heavy tide
aha (ausd tha room dark aaaapt
far a Mlat flow a t moaoltght edg-
"Why did y tu May with m et"
Bia aaktdi -Why did you watch
whlla I tle p tf"
-I waa lonely.- ha aald am ply.
-1 wasted to ha aaar jrau."
Ha, too, aha thought, and waa
touched, ttha wtihtd aha ought go
u him aaatiy and aaturally, aa a
wile ahouidt put aar a m a ahaut
him asd aar upe upas hia la Uua
m w tandemaaa. But thara waa a
ahyntta to her, a task a t eartsinty
that said aar back, s u muet aat
ba Mtrayad w u tha prataaaa a l
vuig whaa there waa aa HtUo w
>r U be Mheatly given,
th e rawed b a m li ea aaa elbow.
"What u » * u « r
"Near midnight," ha a a * " U ra
—" Thara waa a warmth, a eeft*
neae ui hia vaiea, aim aat a a nttae*
G
a lt P a you auppou wa oauld raid
tha Utahan Mr a midnight aw ait"
Na withdraw a ln tu i paraapubty
to Mol the thing which bad haw
thara a moment boxer# waa gone.
Bui he w u not reeentXui. deepite
tu t w ithdraw al Thara w u “ “
lundneea (a hia toot
"Of e o u ru wa ess. I’m hungry,
too. Hero—let aw gat your wrapTha handle lam e made only a
n u l l aura al uiumwauaa behind
him. It left hia Saw* W ahadaw,
family outlined, ala face lavtalhit.
Tha aaaaalaaa daahing m her mind
had aeaaed. Ih a waa gulet and aaw
U ara waa poaae.
lie la my huahaad, aha thought.
1 da aat want ta bo angry with
him, aa u ptty him, or u condom*
him. 1 w a it only u want ta love
htab
T hu w m a thought aa atraagt
that ahe eeuid only wonder at i t
Oddly, it earned na eeni# of dieloyalty u an old love. The girl ehe
nod been la the p u t w u gone. But
that girl w u a oooooa from which
eomeone new had grown and the
aow entity w u lenely and longed
tor love. Nevertheleee, a deetre for
lova w u aat love itaall, the
thought warily, but at le u t U gave
tier an W ereued tendem au toward
Wade.
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erm Hrsnch
it I.lne Hell.
He brought U for her from the
wardrobe. Noe aer aid, wore aaa.
but tha tcmimuia gows a l pale blue
which had bees hia g u t, apaaad
daya alter the unhappy laoco af
C h ru u n u and cover wont, Now
the clipped it on asd lot him bring
her the blue elippora ho bad gives
U r ta matoh.
"There!" u a a * "Tau took
Mvalaua aaw, asd email asd holy
‘ in,”
"Asd you'd Uka ma that wayT”
Lora could not ru ie t the challenge.
Ha had moved toward tha doer,
the candle in hia hand. Ita yellow
game gave aio f a u a goldah
warmth, u U tha gray aald bo*
bind Mm had begun ta thaw a UU
tin Ha ehaak hia head at bar,
entiling.
"Only U frtvoloua asd baJpteaa
la whet you are." he eald. "I’d Uka
ta knew you u you a rt, Lara."
( U 4 a Continued/
By CHARLES CHAMBIRLAIN
CHICAGO UP — A fter taking a
loundly-bocad 10 round ip lit detii Im over Holly H lm i, Bobby lo y d
m w la aim ing for Charley Hum ei
ee enether atapplng eiona Is a
chanea a t the middleweight crown.
Tha lanky, locg.arm ad Boyd, at.
and tha itubby Mime, M, hem .
itrung each other In an unlm prau
tiva, ellnchini-ind.holding M ilanilly talavliad bout (Bek night a t
Chicago g u diu m ,
Boyd, regarded aa Chicigo’i
hotteat title p reip aei In flva yoara
and ranked to gain hie 10th
ara, m anaged tc gala hia 10th
itraigM victory.
Ho knocked hia W iihlngtan,
D.C., appoM st to the canvaa with
a th a n rig h t In tha alnth round.
It w u tho Bret tclld blew lo r d
could land. Ha ita g lared Mima
with another right ts tha head In
the aighth and got threugh an
other solid right In iha ninth.
Both m itied repeated lead,
earlier end took several good
right* fired by Mim* from inilde.
Although Mima beat Boyd tc tho
punch icveral time* in tho firit
five rounda he failed to punch
often eneugh to held hie early
lead.
R eftrac B a r n a r d W einm an
warned them teveral time* to cult
Holding and w m U lng.
The turnout af l.tag fane baaed
luitlly a t the ipread ef pelnta an
tha afnelaU* icarae. Him*’ man*
agar, Nick T retta, (term ed about
tha ring a t tha decleion.
Under tha nilnoli maximum 10pointi-par-round eyitem , J u d g e
John Bray icored In favor of
Mime M io . Judge Spike MeAdame gave It to Boyd M-M and
W aieiman we* far Boyd IT 0|. Tha
Aeeeetated Praea card h id Bayd
; ahead PT-M.
Bayd. a 1.1 batting eholea, outweighed Mima 1*1 ta lu to .
,
Dodgers Ploy 2nd
'Optnar' Today
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In Split Decision
JBBSBY CITY U t-T h e Brook
lyn Badgare hauled their fleeting
franehlee acraei the Xudean R iver
Into R eoH velt Stadium teday far
their eotand National aLague
"apener" agalaet iha Philadel
phia PhUllai.
It waa tha Rrot n i j a r league
game on New Jersey poll la the
modern era, and tha flr*t of tovin
Jo n e y City datee leheduled by
Dodger Preildont W alter O’Mai*
toy in a succaieful effort ta eaU
attention to the cram ped and out
dated confine* of Brooklyn’* Eh-
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tbo Red Sox. but thsy Included
By CD WILKS
ieo-run homer* by Gua Trlaadoa
The Associated Press
Yogi Berra's running thit "most and rookie Tito Praneona, and
valuable player” thing into the Boston had to rally for *tx runs
ground,
In the fifth to get home aif*.
With three American Leagu*
Ted W i l l i a m a alnglad and
MVP plaque* already up on the walked twlee, putting hia batting
game-room wall in hi* Woodeliff
U ka, N.J., home, tho 31-year-oId average i t J 00.
New York Yankee catcher 1* off Willie Maya provided the ellnch
to his best start yet in a «hot hit for the Glints, lining a two.
at an unprecedented fourh award. out aingle to acora the winning
Tho Yank* have icored 19 rum run In tha ninth after Alvin
In walloping the Senator* twice Dark’* secilflc# fly had tied the
so far In Washington and Yogi, •core. Vern Law had retired 10 In
alwayi a dangerous hitter with a a row In • fin* relief bit until
man on base, hia driven In seven th* ninth.
Prank Thoma* hnmarod twice
of them. He just plain gave the
Senator* a fit—reaching base for tha Buea, who ehaiad starter
safely In hi* first nine trips to Ruben Gomel with throa run* M
tha plat* In the two games with th* fourth.
five hit* and four walks.
The second one-run defeat left
It wasn’t until hit 10th trip that two Pirate* — Roberta Clement
Washington—showing oven w orn end Data Long—with MS flnta for
plotting hin was oxpeced—final what freshmen manager Bobby
a m t A te t,
ly got him out, on a pop foul. Bragin termed "tireless play*."
U UMHMtHrAt,
That was In the eighth Inning of
r * WAf H A f t r t
last night’s game and by then the
j»A K $
darnel* hid bson done as the
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Yankees scored four times in tha
rut *ort o f
first off ea-tesmmat# Bob Weisler.
The 2-0 record enabled the
Yankaes to keep pice with Bos
RTARTR TONIGHT
H i AO MAH WOH Hi*
ton's Rad Son. who rallied to holt
STARTS t i l t
Baltimore 1-4 yesterday for their
/M fA it i t f i t .
HiA I
second straight.
d iN N im
The National Leagu* had only
I iM n i s I
one gam* aehadulad, and the New
York Giant* aeertd twice In the
B j^doyyy
ninth to taka another ene-run declalon from Pittaburgh M .
M itfM f
Billy Martin look up where Barra left off for the Yanks, driving
in four runs as New York scored
ftMutodItHfUff
six rum In ths first three Innings
b
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WlTW
mors In the fourth off rookie Hal
ST. AUGUSTINE <* — Glenda’
1’EATUHKt
T ill,
Griggs.
That
was
enough
to
shrug
Palkner, pretty Coral Gables,
off s three-run Washington rally
•eheolilirl, met Mre. R. E. Wilton
that chased starter Johnny Kulka
—the woman who ousted her lest
in the eighth. Jim Konstinly Asyaar—In today’s temifiatli of the
i ised.
Florida Stata Women’* Amateur
Pet* Runnels' home run and a
OoU Tournament.
triple hy rookie Dtek Tettelbaeh
Another toen-agor, Ann Middle*
mat af Pasama City, appeared In By THE AMOCIATED PREM provided the only bump* for Kueki
tha ether aemiflni! match agtinit New Orleans Is making hay over the first savin frames.
Boh Portirfirld, lata of the Sen
Mre. Gnorga Wilcox of Miami.
these day* with storybook hue- ators, gsvo up only fiva hits for
Peatnrei S ;ll Only
Mice Palkner, IT, and Mill Mid- ball while Mobile Is struggling to
jsito rd ey .
re-write the script.
dlaman, U, laarad mejor upsets fo r three straight nlghta new,
Mice MidCamae allmixatod Mrs. tha Pale have carried cheer* from
W H Y PAY M O R E ? M. J, Jerkins ef Sarasota, the mod- th*lr home town fan* with lateallst, la IP kolas and Min Fslk. Inning rallies th it atnt the fiatnar defeated defending champion breaking Bear* down ta dafaat,
Oraea DeHaaa ef St. Auguetlsa 1 Tha one **ur not* a* far ai New
uf.
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Mlaa BeMoea, a farmer Oragan ware lee* thin 1,000 t ports tor, en
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NO INSTALLATION CHARflfl
tha end of eix holes but tha tide to victory.
turned whan Mite PaUuter btrdled Gnly Mb wera In the etande list
Um Tth, Jth aid lith hclae.
night when tha Pels shoved across
Mre. Wlleae of St. Patereburf. three runs in tha bottom ef tha
PHONE 1S4B
210 E. FIRST 8T.
knecked Mlie felkner out of ths mlnth and downtd the frustrated
tournament la tha second round B u rs 10-9. Believer Lenny Yochim
last yaar. In yesterday's second who faced only on* bitter, drove
round Mr* Wilson ousted Mrs. la the winning run with e liner
Herbert WlUleme ef Jacksonville to left center.
T end I.
New Orleins* crowd w u huge
Mr*. Wiled gained the semi- compered with the M3 paying cus
flnel* by baaling Mre. Roy Thom- tomers who turnsd out in Little
an ad Winter Haven I and l*'
Rock to see the Trivs rip Mem*
phis g-3. Atlanta fans. 1.4M of
them, watched Birmingham clob
ber tho Cracker* 11-1. Cold weath
Former Baseball
er. which ha* hurt attendance line*
tha Southern Assn, season startad
President Dies
SAN DIEGO. Calif. (H-John A.j last week, forced postponement
Haydlar. M, president ad tha Ne* lama.
^ netH
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fitt#ot**/#r*
G. Felkner Defeats
Defending Champion
Pels Are Making
Hay With Baseball
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R. tv, d t a Nr , Caehler
u r n NO feed down th e Paul lino*, until hia retirement Is 1SS4, died Cincinnati relief pitcher, Hal
411 In doed t u t o r , and JOT to yoaterday In hia suite at a subur Jeffeoat, turned from tha outfield
:»'i;ii{.: ii!
Mr cerenuMiA, atpliae March
hkirOBT 0
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t'b k t.m ik in tv »
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b
llupert i t of April If, iCaa e f Atlantia Truti t>mpaiir,
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u . KlpPtwm.
. •• affiliated with The danfeti Allin
Abiteeet l<entt,
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nit. aanrtrd
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leierve
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Mena eiem noidinj enmptny, heldlna rnatrellina Initraei la thli
ene ether atfilialeB to breedee Irepe ef beablna butineie in
. lertee.
yii
Meaner in which ibeva.named
•d e ra in lm ie n Ii affiliated with aallentl
aann. m e degree
.
at enntrer
t>wu», me,
nejenty or ibatV ar
.. eaaual
_____ ____
are*, if
Heik.
rinmi'iel
nr a,-mi reii
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bluett m alfiiiaieJ beak ewned by the effllieia
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•wear leal ih i ih ev i •imimeni ii true, ta iha b u t if my knewlid«a
rene Mint.
‘‘’ "iaijiw V'*
ban veildentia! hotel,
down Neydlar'e health and eyeilght
right! had been falling the pack eeveral
yean, leering him a virtual In
right; valid.
He laavaa a widow, Nancy.
left t
Heydler wee tetiva la profes
sional haeehall M yeera and was
largely roepensJble fev tha ip.
Michigan S tata'a in tra m u n l a th peintmsnt , af Judge Kenasew
letic program annually iactudec Vouatala Landis aa hiMbaU'i
mere than I,AM itu d u te Is it ae* first eammlsalanav faUowtng tha
Uvltlaa.
"Black Sox" aeandal of IMP.
left end right tealer.
Ebbeto (Paid Ii MS feet
iCOTT, sa lary Pubiia. the left field line, NT in
h left field Use, NT In
400 to dead e u te x , IN to
tenter, ITS ta rig h u e e e u r.
nit t ut t luride, Cuur.ty ef aammale, •»
• a u r n in an ) tlil.«rrlb«C btfnree ma
me Dili
lllh day ef April, teea.
tin, iiih
auu I nerapy canity th at I am aat
el en nffl. er ar dlrecter ef tale bank.
to tho mound during spring train
ing with the Chicago Cubs In Itsd.
nilneia hia won alt NCAA gym
nastic championship*.
BOTTLED G A S
SA N FO R D G AS CO.
EARN
A DISCOUNT
ON ALL YOUR PURCHASES WITH
SAVE-M0R
COUPONS
SE4 P R E M IU M S O N D IS P L A Y
FOODMART
PARK AVE. AT ISth ST.
KNOW YOUR
CANDIDATES
m»Tib u V if i d ir af April, m i
•
. artery ‘'ufll*. Tinia af FlyrIII ai l»re^r% ^ * * m V u !!o a r u p U ii
AUCUel 1II, l»|e. knndtd by k e irin il Bureir Caraareilea.
STUDY THEIR
Quattfteattoni
oh tour gallons o f
’ •
EXAMINE
THEIR RECORDS
ICMURl
t u r i Vt'illH “
tiefora Hia Dcmoeratie Primary May I
ROBERT A. fnew COBB
m
— o e o s e m w i ■w
In Aid F«r
C m lf
• Rtaldtnt of Sanford 4* Year*
• Thtrty.fiv* Yeara Ezptrlanc* In Accounting
snd Office Mnnagntiiant in Sanford*
• Your Inspection of My Record Is Invited
Your Support Win po Approdated
(Paid N H M Ad->
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CANDIDATE FOE
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
m
T hara'* on# Juat right for your haman
AH aaay ta apply . . . lis t for yaar*.
u n s e t,
�Sim plified S e llin g O f S u rp lu s I t e m s . . . A
— Now Herald W A N T - A D S
12—TRAILERS
,:a-IKLf WANTEDFEMALE
K.T A tfftlM fOK SALK
"For
Are 4s Easy 4s
IT—FUR.VTTV1E—BOUIIHOLD
GOODS
S a l e " Ad.
1821
Call
■ .-**
A. B. C. —
THE SANTORD HERALD
t o n SALE ■ IMS Imperii! Mobile NEAT waitresses wanted. Apply PHILCO air-conditioner, <4 ton.
in parion. MAR.LOU Restaur
homa with or without eirconExcellent condition, US- Phone Buy .your _Furniture
at Berry a
. ------- __
dilionm*. 29' all modarn con ant, Hlwey 11*91 aouth.
UIJ.W altar T:t» P, M.
Warehoua#
‘
Furn.. Co., at 3C) W
veniences. WUl neritice. CaU
1st st. All ta lien
ally id*
furtic___
^
BARGAIN CENTER
daya 13 or o i|h tt 5060-It.
aitur# at warehouse erteee.
SOT Sanford Avenue
Pan American World
“Tha Store of Surprises"
Uied furtitnra, appnancia, tocli,
It—USED CARS
Airways, Inc.
Sian's Rayon fancy Dress Socks
etc. Beught-ielo. Larry's M art
311 Elat l i t St. Phan* 1*11
Were 59c---- now 4-fr............. lie
1951 Buick Ipacial. This car la
Lidias t | slips, Glased cottonexcellent running condition. New
Guided
Missiles
CABINETS and furniture built
styled right, priced right.
tiro , low mileage. Must sell be
reftniahed and repaired. Be* our
Ware $1.40---- now ............... |Tc
cause of iicknen. >600. Phan*
Range Division
v
T h u r i. A pr, 1 9 , 1 IM
THE O L D H O M E T O W N
• *♦— U t
6**-*e
P * f« §-t
Bv STANLEY
reproducing at 9ll French. Ph
!4M-n.
APT. use gae range. Good con 42-R evenings.
1947—Dodge club coupe, good con- I'nttM inl Opportunities with
dition. $90. Phone tltU-M.
BABY bed complete, youth bed
tlltlon, $594. Phone 144-XU____ IS u iu tn n tiii Lnm pnny tor v .
complete, aafety folding 1ii1 te,
S. Baaed E m ploy inapt
Army-Navy Surplus. Banntr Day
table without leaves. Lake Mon
Specula, Thuri. Fri. Sat. onlyBUSINESS
roe. THONE 241T.J.1.
It ALWAYS Pays
STENOGRAPHERS
jo gal. garbage cans—*3.94. Work
Perform general clartcal and stepe- Shlfti--41.il. White Paint—lt.14
SERVICES
To U m The
rraphlc duties. Dictation and gal. T.ShIrti—3 for $1 M Alt Metal 49—FA~M AND GARDEN
transcription. M to 10 words par Foot Lockers—44.10. U0 Ilaniard
Your B»sutv Number Ph <IT1
WANT ADS
minute
shorthand, type 30 to n . Ave.
Harriett’* Beauty Nook
1949 Ford Tractor Daub.* Bottom
High School education plus ex14" Plow. 3 Row euttivitor.
mo so uak
PHILCO
Hear
combination
Record
.
1
time
pirUnciBRITT TRACTOR CO.
a n * u««
Player
4
___
Radio
to
trad*
h*
t
time*
»wer ll-ll s*«ti
PkM* Ml
h t lift*
wor!
■
k
of
miking
slip
covert
_
..
from
maa
TYPISTS
"
,X
'
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■*"*
. I ttm«»
144 par line
my
mat*n*l.
Phone
490*11
Familiar
witil
general
office
rou
H e par Una — ■ . t f tiipaa
Grove Ceretektni* Dticlng, Dust*
FLOOR landing and finishing,
tine. must tvpa 36 to 40 WPM
. aantrart
10a par U»a —
tng, Spraying, rem itting, A
Clesning, waxing. Serving seraixcrunteiv. High School educa Large gatolina eir-eempretaor.
$40.
Roy
Reel't,
llth It. and
Setting Young Trees WbiiehU
susea t t u .
tion required.
C A M O f THANKS and IN
Sanford Ava.
T t f t f elesson Lake Uary
Grove Service. Call 1224.
MEUOEIUM Netleaa - - U-OO
Send resum e of experience to f o l d in g cot*-45.9l. 40 Ft Heie
TRY US
On# Una Equal* I • " » « *
rOR WINDOW GLASS, Mirrors. Employment Superintendent i $2.45. All m e Tirpeulmi. Army- 14-MUIICAL tNITRUMENTS
words, when iat In I paint
Auto Safety G ins. Free Eats* Pan American World Air- Navy Surptua. 310 Sanford Ave,
(new* etyle) type.
mates MCRANEY-SM1TH Punt ways. Inc., Guided Missiles FOR FILMS, FlnMhlng, Tap* Re- Western • Claielcnl * PopuUr
Whit* Bpaca at tegular Lin*
A Glass, 5414 9. Park. PHONE Range Division, Patrick Air
cordera.
S u p p lie s .
i n — Album* • RECORDS • Single*
Kata for amount u»*<J—Count
1303.
i Force Base, Florida. For fur WIEBOLOT'I CAMERA SHOP. BUKUN S MUSIC SHOP
Visa ■•faint tine* ta Mirth*
m w. tat st.
ph. son
ther detail* contact your lo 216 S. Park Ave.
SPECIAL
SPECIAL
RATES FOR
For th i month of April we will cal Floridg State Employment
44—APPLIANCES
paint any room for $14.94 lurn- Office.
CLAM1FHED DISPLAY
RENTALS
fib all malaria) and labor. Call
FRIGID Al.
ON REQUEST
31T0-J, ask for Mr. Tsskar.
29—SALESMEN—AGENTS
Fla. P
OA43U or Basferti 14— .PAATMINTB
ig—ELECTRICAL Contractor*
1444 W
uo.oo daily, Sail Lumlaoui Door
RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Plates. Writ* Reeve*, Dept. 140
MELAKA APAITMENTBt reemi.
—CABO OF THANKI
AIK CONDITIONING
Attleboro, M na. Free tamplei.
private hatha, ua w. Pint It.
'Claetmal Contracting and Rapairs
Far
Roam
or
Building
It* family of the late J. R.
TV Servlet Center
Avalon
ApU. Efflilener. Phone
H. B. POPE CO. INC.
Brooks take this means to ack* len d li and Croaley Appliances JA-WORI WANTED—FEMALE
Tjrv»
363
lentil
Park
Ave.
Phene
1445
newledge thalr grateful appre 113 M agnoll* Ave.
P h . 113
Work wanted In Deetors office as
ST—BROKERS and REALTORS •T—BROKE IB and BBALTOEBciation to all thalr frlenda for
Apt. 1366 Mellon*
REAL ESTATE
recaptionlat alio experienced In 3 cu. ft. gas refrigerator good FURNISHED
19-LAUNDRY.DRT
CLEANING
— —
i
weed
thalr many kiadnotsat and ex*
villa.
condition. Reiaonably pricsd.
emergency room work. Phone
pretiloai of sympathy during One aour • Wash end Damp Dry
Call
1266-M
after
1:60.
Sin
Holly.
W. R. “BUI” VTEMPKR
936-J.
their recent bereavement.
Clean and eloia in 3-Room furn •l-BOMER
Realtor — General taxor
One hour ft • Wash and Dry Fold
FOR
SALE—Refrigerators.
H
ill
Sl
finished Laundry
ished
apartment.
Phone
614.
pay Allen. Amclit*
EXPERIENCED curb, typist, re
ers, Washers, Stoves. Fans,
Saniton* Dry Cleaning
Arietta Price, AieocLaU
Aaao
ceptionist, bookkeeper desires
U0.300.
for
new
3
bedroom
house,
4—LOST AM* FOUND
Power lawn mowers, Air condi HUTCHISON S Ocean T r o n l neludes Fngidaire appllsnces. Phone im
Southetde Laundromat
!U N. Park Awe. Phaaa USS*A. 1 9
work. Call 1013-W.
tioners In loti. Attention home
Apta. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona
Asaoeiatea • A. 1,
South Side Faodmart Bldg.
LOST—Child's glasses la tan leaHeater, Screen Porch. Utility
builders. Would submit prices on
BOOKKEEPING of generil office
Beach. CaU 2374-W.
F. J. CheaUraea. _ _ _
104 Beat llth RL
Room. Car-port ort pived street
tb er case. Ittw a a n Southitde
Alexindar & Stringer
request FIRESTONE STORES,
work. 13 yaara txperlanc*.
lent. John Maiaak. BlT I
School and W. ltKh. Call 104-R
A- city stwer. Only $224 down:
P 111 E. First St.
FURNISHED Apts. 301H W. First
PHONE 2094-J
Real Estate 9 Insurance
10—PIANO SERVICE
$61 monthly, indudti taxis L
Mrs. Lourine Masiiagar, Assoc.
LOST—Femala lamen A white
St Raasontbfe—Phona 1331.
S L S iS
insurance.
107 Migndl* Ave.
Ph. II
Walker Hound. 10 months old. L L Sill - Plano Technician LAUNDRY-Iromng. Phone 1134J. IS—BUILDING MATERIALS
Phene
2164
Route
$.
Sanford
EFFICIENCY ApartmeaL Suit
Reward. Call 2S04-J.
SECRETARY Experienced In XLOWELL I . OTTER
able for bachelor or couple
III!. Write Evelyn Crelgleu P
11-ROOFING—PLUMBING
BaUder - Pbnee jU9
CONCRETE
LOW D O W VA
Private
bath.
Across
from
Post
0 Box 1333.
BALL REALTY
Office i 9461 S On an oo Dr.
>11,000-1 bedroom f
Ready Hu*d Conciete, Concreta
tween 13:00 — 13:30 Friday, 21tb
Block. Sand. Gravel, Cimant
on eornir lot, La
and Sanford. Ytlow gold lUin*
RAYMOND M. BALL
GIRL experienced Is elartcxl,
porch Hardwood fl.
Concrete Pipe to Meat All Quali CLEAN apt. for ona or two peoplt BY OWNER — 1 bedroom eemant
lean back. Uathar band. Bulov*
waitress
wants
full
time
work
ban bLLadi, apace
fication!.
Oanarous rew ard. Dewitt
$34. an Park Avi.
block. Price SIIOO. Including
in
store,
restaurant.
dryeiaaaar
H unter, SOI E. ISth I t Phone
«r laundry- Call 1161 or writ* Sherman Concrete Pipe Cn. MODE RN Kitchanattai at Pine drapes, well to uaU carpatlag.
W if e . - - *T sr« , water better tielu
Get Weal 19th St.
Phone 24M Grov
2436
S.
Yale
Ave.
Led*
Summer,
Apt.
No.
II,
Hig
■amee — Let* —
ty 17-92,
CaatraeUag and Repair
gins TerracePhona
W.P. r$S33. Rentala
LOfT-fmaU black A whit* dog IMf Sanford Ave.
Pbeee m i
RED-1-MIX CONXRETE
OZIER REAL’
week or month.
nameaTlppy- Last seen 13th A
Consult A REALTOR F ln l
Miracle Concrete Co.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, SeeFor Bittar Plumbing
Magnolia. Call lDT-R.
Laura B.
CULLEN
ft
HARKEY
469 Elm Ave.
Phone 1333
Wtary Phene U64W.
NOT A PROJECT!
See or CaU
Reg. Rial Eita
164 N. Park Ave, Phene 1311
Efficiency apartments, air con
----- '—Eve Glasses, grey fram ii.
W. J. KING
JU t So. OrUud*
B^BY'illtlng In my homa day or
USED BRICK
ditioning and TV optional. 3621
Like Shore Bh’d. beluaen Band
2800 outh Park—Phone $0
night Phone U U BIT Celery TWO CARLOADS beautiful used
S.
Park (Highway it 92), San BUT— Homes of Real Individual!
Shell A Mayfair Inn. Call Col
Ave.
brick. OriQi*. red, and burm
ford CLARK'S TOURIST COURT
lect. Orlando 3-2161. Reward
GOOD RUYS
IF IT IS RE.
PLUMBING
ty: Brittany Farm Homes, Early
a
black. See them at SHERMAN
•ak CruaU
Contract and repair work. Trae
American Ultra Modern, Con
aaUey
CONCRETE
PIPE
CO.
-OST^Ladi*«*™»tch. leather band.
20 Acre Farm, dose In. I flowing
estimates. R. L Harvey 304 31-WORK WANTED—MALI
1 ROOM
turntihad
apartment
at 111 South F
venttonal
9
F
r
e
n
c
h
Colonial
Reward 114 East 31st.
Senford Ave. Phone 1*24
wells.
IT
acres
tiled,
equipment
Close m. Ill E, Itb St. $40 00
typesSCHOOL BOY with powsr mower 49-BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
building, hard road frontage — a
monthly. Phone 2456 or 1033
Plumbing. Kretky Heating
wants mowing, Phont T14U-4.
9—PERSONAL NUnCES ____
BUILT
O
n
Largo
Landieaped
rMt v' ‘u* ,l *#'100(W‘
M. G. HODGES
HAYNES Office Machine Cn
To Help You Bur OF SsO
■nnoM furntihed apt sin Mag
Lvts. in the b e t of neighbor , Un1( Apir,m. n, Hnull. eIo„
Service an All Water Pumps— EXPERIENCED furniture flnlah*
GOAT MiLK
Typewriters,
adding
machines
er,
painter
and
handyman.
Can
nolia
Available
May
I.
l-Bed
Walla DriUtd - Pumps
Salta Rentals >14 Mag.. Ph 44
Randall Priest, South
Ron L. eSHi Broker
B®od*
monthly income of $340 00 —
furnish references. Full or pert
room furntihed house, celery
Paula Road Phone TOO
Sanford Ave. Phone 3IO-W-1
A uebeU a B.ri. r■••den____
___
....
, . .
good investment at 133.300.00.
time. Colvin • 376-XR fl).
4T—FURNITURE—HOUSEEOLD
Ave A K. Rossatler, Florist. COMPLETE
with all th* feature*
Alberta J.‘ Ia0» AaaseUte
GOADS
Phone 312.
YOUR
time ii valuable, MY It—SPECIAL NOTICES
tf-M •$ St*VStlM
you h*v* dreimxd ibout auch! Looking (or a small duplaxf Wa Phone » t)
V/HITS CARETAKER • Well var
time la at your service. CALL
as enlored Ganeral Electric *p j haw nna being offered to aettl*
ied in law n, ahniba. landscap
433 for "Barberlng by Appoint, ENVELOPES, letterheads, state,
lin
n
a
r
Days
Savings
At—
estate,
FURNISHED apartment. Ph. 1433
ing Box 163, Lain Miry, Fla.
iliincex sod colored plumbing
menu, invoices, hand bills, and
m int." GARFIELD WALKER.
NEW MASONRY HOMES
r n g r * m s, etc. Progressive
txturai
Proprietor._________________
Mather
of
Sanford
$1346.66 to 33446.44
( ROOM unfurnished downstairs
’rmlin* to. Phone ana — ina I'AINTING interior, exterior by
J
40
(1
STEVENS
AVE.
contract or hour. Heuat or houae 2S3-6* R
Irt St.
Phene tH
See nur new two and three b a f t " 1
an' 111 Oleando Av* $24 mo AND ivetleblo it rcemnablc
West 13th gt.
NOTICE
trailer. Free animates. Phone
from homes located MS ssd t i t V7
( *11 12! II nr III W after l pm .
Bedroom deluxe rhlHlPl*bullt
pnees with the best flniaetni
Let U bo known that as of ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Cal!
W. P. 3 3343. Alls for Mr. Bey.
Elat 4th atreat. Tarma.
home In beeutiful WYNNEFebruary in . IBM. the business
A
with
minimum
down-pay
nnlds.
Ralph Ray. 31 SO
WOOD CBS construction attrac
2 ROOM furnished cottage. Arp'-> mams.
known *i Th* Silver Lake Nur
tively trim mad uuh ,*one and Robert A. Williams, Rssltat•a;
W 31th St
aery has bean laasad to David S.
YOUNG MAN
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
brick Exterior newly painted. Raymond
. . . . LudqsJM, AlfM I*Edwards, and altar this abovi
RICH
MAN-POOR
MAN
,
HAVE eleady employment wii'
TYPING LETTER WRITING
“ “ 16,3
................
oak flonrv newly sanded. For all , * t' nn#
Alie nil* Bilk T "
E F F I C I E N C Y Apl a trre o d i
date we capnot he held reirwnpart-time
work
after
4:M
w*
PROMPT SERVICE
Will born C. Phillips, Jr*
praclical purposaa. this it a
imned 11*91 south ell) limits
alble far any dabla incurred in
Whether
>ou
have
a*
estate
er
a
days and all day Siturdayi
PHONE 31(3
nearly new homa. Prica of 313.“
Slumbrrland
nd Court.
'
Sunday- can do most any type bvsgilew you wOl hr ignud to
loo include clactnr kltchin LOOKING FOR BARGAIN t"
^ ^ I T ^ B U M i A J 'o r ^ i ^ F o V p
ill!
it
hsmt
if
you
clmesa
your
work. Cal] 1131 between 1-4:20.
line* 194$. Sanford's Leadtna
cfrujimcnt. blinds and hiatar.
MARY NICKEL SIMPSON
rurtEE room fumlahid apar Builder of homes (or over 1.400
Rirhltura from "ECHOLS"
Unfinished hnmr on tan tots, out*'
Go
Itrma arranged.
UPHOLSTERING
EDWARD T. SIMPSON
Automotive Sales job wanted by
ment, $40.06 monthly. 1161 Mai people Sales uifice. Little Venice
side city. 140 n . X
}U f». <
OomU
..
.$J
Custom Made Drapery and Slip
Rttwed Lieutenant Commaadar, EASY 1EKM5 ' FREE DELIVERY
■I'vlsa. Thona 1413, Robert
terms.
Will
take
trailer
as
pi
'ill
part*
i
tteiironm
furnished
home,
clou
in
Loch
Arbor
Cavers
Age 34, College and Used Car
Wtiliamx.
piym*nt Tola) price. li.ftO.
in, 43,913 00, terms arranged.
PIIONE 1364
AUTOMOTIVE
Experience in Detroit. Resident Visit eur store no* and take ad
STANLEY KULP
See us ter F re e d
Of Sanford Aria THONE 223T-B. riBtag* of nur "SPRING SALE " LAKEFRONT, 1 room apartment,
Phone Sanford - 2443-J
REAL ESTATE
S—BOATS AND MOTORS
2621 S. Park (Hlway 11-6!)
Ml electric, 140.06 par month,
Bedroom Suites
from 10*00 up
2344 French Ave,
c a r p e n t e r work, repairs, cab
Seminole
Realty
Lake M ir), Wnt, Muigrevc
pe SectionaD
9* no up
inets made in order. J. E. Robin I lnetta
>B80N Sporting Goods
IT.
DIETRICHS
lata
91.30
up
T.
IT
MERO
T.
V.
REPAIRS
S
son Phone I36T-W.
"Call Hall" Phone m i
Evtnrnde Bales A Service
1061' Park Ate.
3 Bedroom Concrete Block
Phone II or 143
echoing Chairs
43 30 ta
'Til in p. m Service tells $4 no W.
34—BUSINESS—INDUSTRIAL
E. let St.
Phone M4
VA - 3223 Down Payment
A. Norris Ph. 1449 J. Q. Herrin, EXPERIENCED truck driver. Ph. Occasional Chairs
434 Per Month P A I
(Chfliea fabric*)
39.40 aa
9JT2. 617 Celery Ave.
Ph. 2393-J. Licensed Techni
Let ua sell or exchange your boat,
Kitchen Fully Equipped
T-V Leuigai
44 40 as OFFICE SPACE — 4 rooms. Pal
cians, guaranteed work.
■oter, or trailer, Ktltamey Kormetto
Bldg.
Call
n
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POWER LAWN "MOWING,"~Ph. Odd Cheats of Drawers 34.40 ea
ner Boat Exchange. Hwy. 11-62
2II3-J,
A. K. Shoemaker, Builder
When your Electric Motors
A Fairbanks Ave. Winter Park,
P b u a 111)
Generators A Starters Fail
BEDDING SPECIALS
tl—BOUSES end C O m t i t l
Fla. Phone 64041.
Less
_____ *— ---* FINANCIAL
call th e E le c tric No. G03
Reg. Trad* IEE Seuuaala Realty for Dei^
1941 Johhnion outboard motor. If Electrician, 20 yrs. experience 34—INSUB-INCE
$49 40 $49.30 able Homa* and Apt*. Phone $1
Mattress
»
HP. Good condition. $T4. Thone
P. H. LANSING GARAGE
39 30
Comfort > 3146
34S3-B. Francla Perold.
A ELECTRIC SERVICE
3140
29 30 2 BEDROOf! Unfurnished. Kitchen
Pre-Btlt Special
414 Weal 13th St.
Preferred
late*
te
Preferred
-P A llH -E ^M lR fl
24.30 •qutppad, urge fenced-ln yard
29.40
Echols Special
PeUcylkoJdere
ditching Box Springs at Idtnfor couple* with children. Phone
Bookkeeping tor amaU busi John WHUa m las. Agency
C^ERT FRONT END ALIGN Expert
(leal Savings.
son
ness. Including Income Tax Re
MENT AND WHEEL BALANC411 Sanford Atjaatie Bank
turns,
Social
Security
reports
ING—P a iiin g ir c a r l
and
Many many more Identical spec!- 2-Bedrcom houae nesr Bis*. Chil
and Sates Tax. CaU 2524. Hugh
Trucks; all makes, sites—U ton
all too aumerou* to list, but avail- dren welcome. Phone 1144.
C. Whelebil Jr,
Out West ISth St.
Phans 1411
to Mon. Seminole County Motable at
•
or*. Inc. 411 E. lit St. PHONE
MERCHANDISE
2-Bedroom
house,
Phone
3943-W
.
lull.________________________
EMPLOYMENT
U—ARTICLES FOE SENT
Ee a io is ^ E D m N G c o .
UNFURNISHED a year old block
9B BALE—Cemylete brake end
Careerr leg. A MagieUa
M_________
Pb. U32 bom*. 3 Isdroums Urge s:r*eatreat end Hulymeot. Consists 29-H E L P WANTED-FEMALE
RoUaway, Hospital • o d B a b y
.. B%4 Bamberger11 Mgr*
id porch. Nice yard for children
of wheel balaneer, brake-drum PEGGY NEWTON ii training neat
Beds. Day. Week
— or M oats$40 Fhoae U J9J
o bh am ft t t d o r , w c .
7el.
1431.
,
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Furnllura
Centerlathe, brake blaadar, hoot set,
attractive women as beauty ad
First
113
West
"Builders of Finer Homes"
brake linings wheal weights, etc.
visors. Full
part time. AverHOUSE on Silver Laka- Phone
Lubrication Special
Ml Make Cart
Will saU all or any pan. FIRE
agl 3(0 weekly and up. No col FOR RENT - Dregime and opera
offers
13S3-W.
BANNER BARGAINS
lecting or deliveries. Car neces tor by Heur, week or Jdrali.
STONE STORE, 111 E. First St.
——
Bsiutifully Designed Three and
sary. Phon* 127S-W at 1:00 to Pho*< 1431. Lee Cosatruetloa C*.
HERE'S WHAT WB DOi
2-BEDROOM house. Utilities fur
WILSON—MA1ER
Four
B
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Homee
lot
3:00
and
3:00
to
T:60
p.
m.
-TRACTORS
nuhad. In town. Phone 4(3.
9P e Wrought Iron
1. Lubrkat* entire egr
Florida Living
K SALE—Tractor tires. Your WHITE woman to car* for baby 43—ARTICLE§ FOB BALE
•eeUonal Sofa
. . ....
..
. $*$40!,
' 1
2. Check And Inflate Urea
. . . . . jpg 39 S’REDROOM house. I baths,
FHA and VA tOI) Financed
4 daya a week. Phone 534-XH. NEW A Used lumttur* at bargain 4*Pe Sectional Group..........
resent tires slip, dug too low,
teraened porches. 1621 E. Me • Priced from ULMo to tis.uoo
3. Lubricate door hinges
prices. Paying top pneta for Chain Lounge....................
r no tread* Trad* Ihem In for
GIRL, part time in clean, Iron and
Te* Cart..................
.'$14.95' nnd- Ph0D9
i . Check Battery and (111 In propnr level
good
used
furniture,
adding
Sales Office—2624 So French Ave
tod Firestone Champion, opensome cooking i’none 1419-M.
.......... $4.14 ___________
machines, cash regular. Big TV Iwlvel Chairs
inter traelor tires. PHONE 12,
5. Check Automatic l runamillion
Phone 2100 or 2980
USED
Stock. SUFEB TRADING POST.
IRESTONE STORES 111 E. BROOKFIELD MILLS naad ex
. . . MCE dean furnished college,
fl. Check brake fluid level
W
alnut
Flnlah
Chlfferoba
1
alia
8.
11-91.
Phoa*
aniT*W.
penenced operators on cotton
11J quiet, by week or month. Phone
irst St.
7. Check differential
Oak
Secretary........................gr.so
JOIO-W-I:
garments. 40 hr. 3 day week.
—Fartqry te Tee—
Kitchen Cabinet....................til. .36 - ■———
—
Paid life and health insurance.
Sofa Bed.
Aluminum
We employ only factor}' trained, registered machinist
$1 00 4-ROOMS, Florida room bath &
19—TRAILERS_____________
Holiday and other benefits, Year
Sprlaga. Mattnieea,
carport!. Immediate possession.
Venet isn Bileds
round work. Free training In vo
will pay YOU to id* US before
CaU "Slim" Roger* at 1429
All Work Guarsitteed
Movta, tUfrigiratera
Call 3003 after 1:10.
cational tehool for beilAnerk Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom
ou nuy. Open Evenings and
(AU. PRICES1
rail with plastic anna. Plaiti* er
Apply In person 204 N. Elm Ave.
undays.
Your Llncoin-Mircury Dealer
rayon tapes. Cotton or nylaa
HIGHEbT CASH TRADE* IN
i9—ROOMS
EartaMe Trailer gala*.
eordi.
AND SALES PERSON
PRICES PAID FOR USED
Paletke. Fla.______ OFFICE
for new Gregory Lumber Yard 'O rtksrfk G tu * an d P n la t C*
FURNITURE •
NICE bedroom. Private entrance
(old Security Lumber) Must ha, 119114 Watt led It.
1GHWAY, aluminum, new type
Phone H6
W IL SO N -M A IE R
•ad bath. Phone 3Q2S-W.
good at figurei, able u> type, I
ghtway, relrlgacated van. UH
F U R N IT U R E CO.
familiar with bookkeeping and*
S H IN E R S
let. reconditioned, new recaps.
NICE qulat clean rooms A TV. 401 U-LGTS
C tll »5S
perscnabli. Good job for right t'OPGUTS, Bull Heads, Wormi,
MM. A laV to Other traders
Magnolia Ava.
109 Palmetto Avenue
Isaford, Florid#
oerion. Apply by letter only to
Reasonable
twice.
Flemings
rlced to HU GREAT DANE SU
t
First
St.
EXCELLENT Lets. Inquire 5400
Gregory Lumber F 0 Bex 414, j Grocery. I. Geneva Ave. Open
itAMOND T l « South Orange
We Will Cell Far And Deliver Tew Cer
I
N«*t balk, soi Magnolia.
T days s week.
fetnagg T rail Oflastdo. a «osl" i
I Park. Phase 4ST-ft.
F
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SHERMAN COI
PIPE CO.
99c
SPRING SPECIAL 99c
r
Hunt-McRoberts, Inc*
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I* Tint PIHPIIT ( ta ilT . VI1TII
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DANIKI. I . IIIIAINAMt), JIL *ml
VIVIAN K till tl.VAIClI. his wife
*lru known *» VIVIAN KINJI
llllAINAItlt end HAN I*
A IUI H it. end KI.IZ AUBTIl W.
BHAINAKO, hi* wife.
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Nutlc* la htrehy glvtn purauant
In a Final Hecrae of Forerlnaiira
.1*1 od April IT, ll» l, and enlerwl
In C hancarr Pa*# No. 11(4 of lh*
9 0 THAT
THE l/EM CAN
-.HEAR VDU
BETTER!
Legol Notice
I* tk* P eart of Iks reu n ly Jedge,
miHIM II.il ( euety Florida.
la Probalr.
IN rri K ila lr nf
IIUIINIIT A. NKW.UAN, ML
tiiaiaaaed.
T* All Pyrdllata ta d Prrronr Ha*,
tag I lalais or ilntaaada Agalaal
la id B a ta ie t
Von and rack of ynir ar* harahy
notified and raqnlrad In prrasnl
any
claim*
a n il
da.
inniida which you, nr either nf
you, may bar* .K iln.l llin o lu lo
of IIUUKHT A. NIIWMAN MIL, de
canted, lain of sold (Viunly, lo the
fount r Judge of Heniliude I'nuniy,
Florida, at hi* n ffi.a in tha court
hem* of 1*1.1 fount* at Hirnferd,
Florida, within rlabl
calendar
tminlha from tha lima of Iba first
publlcallon nf thl> I I I . lire Macl,
claim nr demand Mull Im In w ril
ing, an.l shall rials Ibn place nf
res (dance amt p*.t| nfflea addrrsa
nf lb* claimant and iliall be sworn
In by tha claimant, h it aeant, nr
hla atlornry, and an> such claim
nr damand not ao filed thail b*
void.
/■ / ADA M. NEWMAN
A*,..
• ''. '" Tralamenl
I 1* "• "•»nf f-ail
11 III " and
CIUE B. BMITII and RUTH *
BMITH hi* wife, plaintiffs, v*.
JOHN J- MAt’HF.U and MAROAIIET IIIIAIIHIIAIV MAt'RLIt, hla
Wlf^ at al, defaiulanta, and yua,
and each nf ynu. nr* renulrad In
Rle your nntw er la nlelnlH fi' rumB tilnl wtlh ih* f t r r k nf said
Onart, and serve upon e u ln llf fi'
etln rn ty , OEt». A. HPBEft. JR ,
whoa* address fa F. O. Ifni 11(1
Rnaford, Florid*, a ropy of said
■newer an o r before Thursday,
May 14. A. I)., t t l l , and If you
fall to do •» a decree pro ronfeaan
will ee entered eg eln it you. and
M in t n o r n u rr
TM« ftTATE) (IF FIAJIIIHA TOl
WILLIAM II M0(1 HE III.
A I/O, AFI1I«»III. Hubply
III* Til*. AiVl 10, %I*M,
New Turk ^ V.
A Hwnrn doniplaint haelng liaan
fill'd aanlnut you In Ilia dlrnull
I’ourl In and for Hemlnol* rm inly,
Florida. In ('liaiicerj-. for tltvorre,
Ihe rliort (Ilia of raid arllnn bring
I'ARIUE MA HIE 11(10 tt ft. Plaintiff
ia. WILLIAM II. MHOItlS Ilf. I>*.
f«ndnni, ih rrr prrarnlr are In causa
and rn iu lrr rmi to flla your w rllIon di'frnaea. If any (o tha rornpLilm fllrd hrrrln, and to s e r if a
ropy llivrriif upon I’lalntlfra Atior*
nry on or baloro the Idlh day nf
May, A. I). Hi*, nlhrrwlao a Ha.
y r r r I’rn f’o n trtm will b* anlarrd
ru aln rl iou and tha cause piocaad
* i pari*.
MITNKHB my hand and ofrirlel
Hrnl a| Hanford, Hrmlnol* Oounly,
FlnHd* ih li tot h day of April,
6, P Ilrrm loe
Clrrk nt ih* Circuit CV*url
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SOUTHERN PIN ES, N. C. (JB D em ocriU d presidential i r p l n n t
A dlil E. Stevenson, icheduled to
fly lo P ittsb u rg h from here today
■ay* a new* »tory quoting him
a i raying he Intendi to win tho
nom ination on the firet ballot wa*
"wholly In accu rate."
Rut, teid Stevenson, " I t li a
good Idea." He added:
" I d o n 't know much about the
h lito ry of national convention*,
but I doubt if m any candidate*
have been nom inated on tha flrit
ballot In eonteeted convention*.
" I ’ve been w rick in g m y brain
trying to think of w hat I m ight
have eald lo give the young m in
th at Im preeelon. If It le a re p o rte r
m iking a prediction, le t's hope It
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Prairie Lake, Paoia
P o litic a l R a il ie s
Draw Biggest Crowds
The political ratllei held Friday
and Saturday night will possibly
set the pattern of the remaining
number of gathering* to be hrld
in variou* aecllon* of Uv* county.
In Panla, Friday night, possibly
one of Ihe largest crowds to gather
up to (hat time, packed into the
Wilson School auditorium to hear
the slate of randldatei apeak on
All parcnta. troop leader*, spon- their platforms.
■ora, committee member*, and clllHowever, It was the first time
xen* Intem led In the development that a candidate was booed from
ot tllrl Scouting are urged to meet the audience at tha conclusion or
a t the Holy Cro-mEplacopal Church his talk. Hohert A. Rennetl, after
Pariah House, Fourth St. and Mag deriding the press for not carry
nolia A vr, tomorrow evening at ing the facts oe the 17-92 contro
7:30 p.m.
versy. He said, “ I don't believe
The rormatlon of a Girl Scout the press has brought out the facts
Council will be dl*cu*»cd at till* about the highway."
^meeting. The proposed council will
Other capdldatci spoke on about
embrace Ihe four countlc* of Or the same subjects as they had
ange, Riavard, Osceola and Semi-: brought out at other rallies,
nole.
However, City Commissioner
■Through the medium of Ihl* coun John Krider, attending opening
cil, said local official*, troop* In ganirs of the Florida State League
this area would have the benefit Friday night, and appearing on a
of training guidance In program television program In behalf of the
planning and troop activities a* league could not ho present to
Well as leadership training for speak on his own behalf.
those who might be lnterc*led in City Commissioner David Gat» working with girl* in Hie local com- cliel who had appeared lo speak
inanity.
for Ktderd, was not allowed to
Rev, David S. Carnefix, of the speak since he did not bring a
Christian and Missionary Alliance; written request tint Ihe lubstituChurch, ami Mi*. It nodal I Chase Him he allowed,
have been active on the developing' (j,is Schmah, a candidate for lhc
committee representing lid* Coun- County Commission, and Lewis
ty. Rev. Carnefix will be die princi Tate, a candidate for Justice of
pal speaker at the meeting tomor the Peace, did not apeak on their
row nlghl.
platforms. They merely poked fun
There are 101 brownie and Girt at their opponents which drew
,■ .Reiiuts in Sanford af Ihe present laugh* from the audience.
\0 time with only leu leaders. An The Paola Rally was 'h« first
additional three tioop* air ]n Like he*? Ir.iJhe eotgLy whenitBeUix
M ary.
did not leave the audience until
The Girl Scout Committee meets all of Ihe cftidldatet had spoken.
monthly under the leadership of Tension between candidates was
Mrs. W. O. Rrlnson, chairman, In evidence, however they refrain
Mr*. Fled Rohb, vice president, ed front making such tension public
Mrs. Patricia Rassctt, secretary, In their talks before the Rally.
ami Robert A. Cobb, treasurer.
Mure than 230 atlrnded the
The Hireling tomorrow night will Rally Saturday night at the Prai
take up matter* of importance hi rie Lake American I.*ginn Hall on
«n nil those Interested in the effective 17-92. A turkey dinner was served
ness of Girl Scouting in tho com preceding tha speaking which got
underway at 8 o'clock.
munity.
A prlle ha* heen offered the Girl The loudest ovation (tven any
Scout troop represented by Ihe candidate) In Ihe race so far went
greatest number of adult* at the to Charlie Reck at the Saturday
night affair. Following Reek's brief
m eeing.
1statement that "I need the Job,"
the entire audience broke out In
a tumultuous handclapping ap
plause.
Robert A. Cobb apologized to
Clerk of Court 0. P. Herndon for
, quoting an erroneous figure In the
Charles against George Kelsey retirement pay Herndon would rewere dismissed this morning hy celve. He corrected the figure
Judge Vassar Carlton, in Circuit frnm 1313 to 1287 7.1 and said.
Court, when two witnesses refused "When I am wrong I am willing
to testify.
lo admit It.”
Assistant Sla.c'« Attorney Vnlfo
0. P. Herndon puhlicly arceplrd
A. Williams Jr. requested Ihe court the ipnlngy md commented “ I*
to grant s eonlinusnee of the c u e takes more inteitlnal fortitude
but was denied.
lo apologize than to hit you in the
Kelsey, suspended Constable In face."
> t h c Oviedo District, was represent Th* night before. Herndon had
ed by Attorney Tom Watson of Or- struck hark at Cohb when he
slid, "There has heen some sar
lando.
11 ts believed that Kelsey wdl be casm ebout my retirement. What
reinstated a* constable hy Govern he has said is false. He Is con
or LcRoy Collins following the dis tinually talking about salary and
missal of charges brought about money, all of which Is secondary
by two indislments handed down by to me. I don't intend to quit. I
the Grand Jury one of which was am astounded and surprised that
he would lirni on me at thin
dismissed several weeks ago
time. I am astounded at Ihe con
temptible statement* he hai made
nt this time." However, Herndon
. .
•
*
-rn
iu i * j night, following the scSaturday
O pens Nom inations rcpt*nce nf the apology n ld ,
_ r
_
.
admire him.”
Persons Interested
In GS Development
, Urged To Meeting
Charges Dismissed
>Against Kelsey
INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFOIM). FLORIDA
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M a th e rs
!
T o A tte n d .
C o n v e n t io n
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MONDAY. APRIL 21.
2.1, 10SU
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Dr. Daniel If. Malheri. of San-,
foul, will ofhrlally repie.enl the
Seminole County Medical Society
at the 82nd annuel convention of
the Florida Medical Association
being hrld May 13-18 at Miami
Reach, it wa* announced today hy
Dr. Samuel M. Day. seeretaryIreasuter of the Association.
The Sanford physician w a s
chosen by member* of the local
medical soricty as a member of
the Association's House of Dele
gates
A Sanford man, rhi* morning,
Dr Day slated that Dr Mather*,
together with reprrsentam es of the was named Chief of the Englnrrr
In;; and Dexign Section at Ihe Sanother 33 county medical soeietlc*.
(uid Naval Auxiliary Alt Station.
determines Die policies of the As
Fred IL William*, who ha* seen
sociation. The 148 delegates ronvenc enre each year *t the time of III* commissioning of the local
i Naval Station twicr. in 1942 and
the annual contention.
Presented to the delegates for again in 1931. a*«umcd rhe duties
When the Pinlcre*! School aud consideration will bo many report* today of engineering pertaining to
itorium curtain Is raised tomorrow and proposal* [inquired by colli- (ho Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air
night at 8 'o' clock thu Sem millers appointed by the Associa Sratlon’a Public Work* Dr partinole High Schoiil Rami, dre*«cd in tion's president, Dr. John D. Stil nirnt.
formal* and dlntisr Jackets will ren ton. of Miami.
Thr dutle* of William* wilt In
der Ihe fantasy "Colorama'* con In addition to the sessions of the clude Ihe advance planning and
ducted by It* Ditwclor Ernest Cow- House nf Delegate*, the convention preparation of necessary working
ley.
program fenltue* scientific assem- drawing* and specifications and Ihe
Other nunilx**x that will he lilies.diirlng which eminent medical necessary layout work i* required
equally as lit rilling tire
a authorities (mm Florida and throu hy the maintenance dtvisio of thr
trumpet coin svilh hand aecom- ghout the United Stale* will pre local Navy statiun.
panlment by fiidney Vlltlrn and sent addresses, according to Dr.
Captain Robert W, Jackson, on
tha trumpet tt in "Bugler'* Holi Day.
hand hi gicct William* as ho as
day” played h |/ Jo« Fisher, Sid
The li«l of speaker* Inrlmle* Dr sumed Hie nrwr position, said
ney Vlhlen .and Sgt.
Leslie
Elmer Hess. Erie. I’a., president nf "We'ie delighted lo have an old
Smith.
Unique boit uise
an actual the American Medical Association; timer hark aboard In lirlp us nut
typewriter will he used, the baud Dr Dwight H. Murray, Napa, on 3ie current expansion program.”
will present Leroy Anderson'* Calif., its presient-clcet: Dr. John
Williams said "Afrer five year*
"Typewriter”,
n novelty number W. Cline, San Francisco, a past artive Naval service I am happy
1
rhythm produced on the type president: Dr. Shields aWrren to hu hick with the Navy. I have
writer with hi ml aecompamment. llnstiin. president of (lie Ameiiran seen Hits station commissioned
1st Sgt. Ilaytas of the percussion Hoard of Pathology; Dr. Janie* (wire and wa* wnvking on th* area
section will play tha typewriter J. Callahan, Chirago, professor nf when it was developed by Hie City
arid Sgt. Rill llrxmner also of surgery at t-oyola University's a* a t'A V field.'*
Ills* perrussliiq section will ploy Siritch School nf Medicine and Dr.
Lt It lev In. Public Work* Offirer
the typewrites* bell part. Tbl* Lnincn H Sni uh. Philadelphia, of the Sanford Naval Auxiliaty
number i* a relatively new one chief physician of Pennsylvania
Air Station commented, “ V'c'r*
and several of the bund mem Hospital.
most anxious to have Mr. William*
Dr.
Day
announced
that
beginning
ber* who att'im lrd the University
of Miami summer ramp the past May 12. medical and surgical spec- with u* and it is mint fortunate
Hummer had I lie privilege of play talWI* who engage in geneial prac- that he ha* had experience with
ing It conducted by It* composer. lire will attend annual mootings the Public Worka project* of the
The Hem j nolo High Briiutd of the group* representing their Navy,"
William* Is a member of the
dene* hand 1th Sgt. Lcdle Smith particular field*.
a* H* leader! will presen; several i All Suco meuihci* of th* Florida Sanford Rotary t’luh, a Deeron o
mnnbar* during toe concert. Ten Medical Association are not cxprrt- the Presbyterian Church, a member
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convention, tro
mniehas will be played. >
by
ill #)| (0 | Mra.,tl|
of Hie Florida Engineering Soriety,
band which jvlll h« conducted by who do attend will provide arrange and served as Public Work* Officer
the senior officers,
ments fur Ihelr patient* to receive for the Naval Reserve Training
"Ro" R*b|>* who has already adequate medical rate during their ('enter in Orlando. He holds a redistinguish*!? himself n» San absence lb flay staled,
•erva commission a* 1,1 ('nrnni*n-|
ford’s yoim J r-t band master will
iter (CEO anil I* a registered pro
be on band to wield the hatoii
fessional engineer and surveyor.
for the niari-h "On The Square".
He as a graduate of the University
Tli» roncei-t is apoitorwd hy the
of Florida. Cla-* of 1931 with a
Semmole lllgli School Band and
Civil Engineering degree.
Orchestra /t i*ociatlon.
John C. Rrown, Civilian Person
Rv MRS. RAYMOND MOItftlS
nel Officer of Ihe Sanfiud Naval
Delegate* tn the Florida State Auxiliary Air Station said ihl*
Lion* Con veil ion tn h« hold at morning "I xm very happv lo have
Pctl'iicolii April To, Hiinogh Mai Mr Williams as a part of th civi2, were announced hv Pn-udent l.an force of this station.''
"We didn It know that w* had *o A,)rn virker* at Ihe Thursday
many frleri Is” *ald Mrs. Steve night Lions Cluh meeting. Tho delePeters as |he expressed her up u.ih-< are lletirv Slump, Robert
predation tfulay for all that hid SrliaipH anil It ax mnntl Morris,
heen ilonr |h>r them following thr xsisti (’ K Fi-lu-r named an alterrecent destruction of then ho m e.'n-i.tr •»,*. deleualrs wilt be *r
furnlshlng", and clothing, hy fire rompamed by tbeir wive*.
Resident* of Peniinnl* County
"I want to especially thank the
The elub w'.'rs entertained hy a may now obtain annual family or
Klwanl" Cl|rh. Mr. Ken Gil*tav*nn. color fit in ptitiiled Enterprise in 1individual membership* which will
and all nf the people, everyone of America and was supplied by permit dully visits to Suntiindo
them, for their generous gift)," ciiuii m.in nl ||i«* d.tv Ib niy Stump Spring*. .! S. Damico, iiditig man
Mr* I’pt*n> said.
the ibeiile of the p i ttirr, ha rd ager. siismiiirr'.
"We are very eritrful In the pen on Hie enterjin-e nl Ihe American
The policy ntlnws frequynt visjp|r who Itavr been very good to people, showed what small com tors to Banlntidn Springs to ii.-vr,,,
th* 'mother of ten children liniriitlr* call do in aitractiug in- liripute in nil tin* kp.-cln! events
said, "thrjy have hern very good rlu-my In expand in ln-vv location*,| which mo open to the public as
to us In *m many way* "
helping to make Amctira great
well n* r insed nffaii* wldcb would
Mrs P |ter*. speaking f«r her
Virket* announced also that nf he designed for memb'-i* only,
husband jnd children, a* well ** Ihe .VI cluh* In Dl*l 33-0 the local
Manager Damico request* that
expressing her own thsnks for the cluh ranked fifth at the close if apphratl-n* for membership be
many gilt* received, said "We Hie membership and attendance mode In per*nn and explains IVy
are touklr|g forward now m rebuild mutest which inn llirougb Sept cannot bn ■ccepted tlilougli the
lo April S
1mud nr by telephone.
ing our hiime.”
W i l l i a m s 1'o H e a d
S e c t io r 1
E n g in e e r in g
SHS Band To Give
Fantasy T.olorama'
Tomorrow Night
Lions Convention
Delegates Told
Peters' Family
Expresses Thanks
Sanlando Springs
Tells New Offering
For N avy Contest
Meltzer Donates
Shirts To Local
Gift, Loan Closet
Hyman Mettxer, President of th*
sonford Man ifnrturing Company,
last week, sent two doren men’s
night sharfe from hi* New York
plant at a contribution to the Gift
and Loan Closet, Seminole Unit,
American Cancer Society.
Such items nr* In great demand
foi use hy Indigent patients who
apply to the local Gift and Lnah
C iv et nf the |HemInol* County
Unit, American Cancer • o je tr ,
for necessary supplies and aids
durinjr treatment for cancer.
"Thla generous gift waa grate
■m m Uh]
fully received," said Mr*. Ger TIME OUT FOn LUNCH for Farrl* Brynnt, rendldnt* for Governor of Florida, during hla vUlt to
trude Dlngfeldar, chairmen of the Ranfafrd Friday at noon. Bryant (thlicl front )ef.> Is shown with his local supporter* and member*
.Seminole County Unit,
of hl»£ party. (.Staff I’hntoi.
itics Ten
no.
un
4
i
Candi
H e a r in g
Set
M a y 11
The condemnation suit tn secure
right-of-wav s on 17-03 frnm Five
Point* tu the Grange County line
was bird this morning in the office
nf 0 P. Herndon. Clerk of Court,
in th* Seminole County Court
House.
Filing the suit were Mack N.
d e v island Jr., County Attorney
The C h r i s t i a n Servicemen's and Rryan Henry. Attorney of tha
Committee met Friday at the Legal Department of the Slat*
School Administration Building Road Department,
There were seven bose* of legal
with Ren C. Steel* preaiding.
A constitution and bylaw* were Instrument* Involving 113 piecca of
SYDNEY GARTH GRAY ,
property and 247 people.
adopted,
On hind to watch the proceed
★
★
★
Janie* Gut, George Touhy end
Michael Grier wero appointed lo ings were W. Brown Miller, chair
nominate officen lo serve for the man of the Board of Semlnola
County Commissioners and Com
first year of th* organization.
Jo# CogRrshalt was named at missioner* John Mcisch, Otix Four,
akre and Fred Dyson.
the temporary treasurer.
Alto a: the riling of tha suit was
Acting Secretary Jack n. Rrook*
was instructed to proceed with John Fox, Right-Of-Way agent for
coire* [hi ml me a looking toward Seminole County.
Th* first heating witl be heard
tho zecuring of a director fur the
proposed service men’* renter. J. May 11 on the appointment of ap
C. Davis, II. E. Purvis and Horner praiser* for tha more than 100 Mr. Sydney Garth Gray, 74, died
Osborn* were designated to in piccea of property involved In th# at Siimlnole Memorial Hospital at
t i l l p. m. last night rollowing
vestigate the third floor of the auk.
Rruley-Puleiton Building tor a
Tha ault waa filed shortly a ftr a lengthy illncza.
He waa horn Dec. >, 1881 In So*
possiblo location of tha center.
10:30 this morning.
dalle, Mo. Ills pa ron U were Dr.
The next meeting of the com
According to Sheriff J. uenvei j i 0ifV;; P. Oray and Cor» Garth
mittee i* *el for Sunday May 8,
Cordell, several Deputy Sheriff* Gray,
2:30 p. in.
will be assigned to th* 'aak of serv At an varly age he moved l*
ing th* several hundreJ papers In Ngshvllle, Tenn- where Dr. OTiT
volved In the filing o. the suit.
waa Dean of the University ofTeu*
nesjee a Dental School and later
waa v>,‘, ’u Vanderbilt University.
Mr, Gray attended Nashville
Scboc.ii, He m in ted In 1903 hi Is*
Rhonda Dunbar daughter nf I tia r f
A four-peg* pldorUl review of
G. and Suaia Dunbar id Cumber*
the Florida Power and Light Com
| land County, Tcnn,
pany'* office and plant facilities
Ho moved to Sanford In 1923
In Sanford appeared tn the "Sun
ami opened Ihe office of Hall amt
shine Service News” migerlne, a
Pentlind and later succeeded by
widely distributed company tnaga
Potter, Gray and rentland.
tine published by the Florida Pow
H* was treasurer and chairman
er and Light Company, printed In Only five miscallintous Rems ap of tha Department n( Finance of
peared on the ifenda to be con the Diocese of South Florida ot
Miami.
The picture story of the Sanford sidered bv th* Board of Sanford the Epliropal Church which posl<
office, facilities and personnel ap City Commissioners it their regular (Ion he had held since 1914. He
pear in the Annual neport Edition meeting tonight In th* Commlatlon- wraj one of Ih* trustees of the Dio
cese and Treasurer of Ihe Dio
of the magazine which I* even mure «r* Room of the City Hall.
widely distributed than the normsl
A request tn vacate th* extstlnf cese for the past 18 year*.
Upon hla retirement he wa«
edition of the trade publication.
utility eaacmtnt east of French
Practically every phase nf the Ava. and between Katherint Court elected Treasurer Emeritus.
In 1917, 1940 and 1843 ha w«*
company's operation Is dspirted end 24th SL and to relocate th*
through photograph* of 18 various eisement on the east boundary of elected a Deputy to tha Triennial
sernrs beginning wUh the general the properly will lie considered by General Convention nf the National
Episcopal Church where he served
commercial office, meter reading, Ihe Board of Commissioner*.
on Joint committees on budget and
school*, planning and civic endea
Another Item In eome before tha
vor* of employee* on to Ihe plant four-man board will be lha re-inn- program and committee on ex
operations and outside crew cer ing recommendations of the Zoning pense* of the church.
Mr. Gray waa a member o!
vices.
end Planning Commission.
Holy Cron Eplicopal Church
Sanford through |t* Industrial ex
The resignation nf Alfred Stanley whera he served aeveral years aa
pansion and news of grovvL'i of (he
business facilities, is receiving from the Zoning end Planning ax a Vcatryman and two terme
Commission will *De be consider a* Senior Warden, lie wai a
widespread recognition throughout ed tonight.
member of the Sanford Rotary
th* Stile and over th* nation.
Approval of lh« paving voucher*, Club and served one year aa
pending the satisfaction on East President. He waa a Director of
Second St. paving, will be dlscusa- tho American Fire and Casualty
etl »l tonight’* marling.
Company and Chase Invest mens
Other matters lo he considered t'ompeny. .Mr. Gray was a mem
will com* from the floor and from ber of the local Masonic Lodge
members of the City Cemmiailoa. and the Plneville, Ky. Chapter o!
the Royal Arch Masons.
Ho retired (rum business lit
(I. llud*on Myer* of De Bary, will
1933.
• peak on "Publishing A Groat
Air. Gray Is survived by hit
New -papci". at a meeting of Hie
widoifr Mrf. Rhnd* Gray of SanPilgrim Fellowship. 7 30 p.m ,
APRIL 31
! ford; one son. Sydney Garth Gray
Admission*
Thursday. April 28. in the new editI Jr.. Sanford: two granddaughter*.
fire of the Pilgrim Community
Lorettn Vxnn (Sanfonlt
Church. Orange city Hills, noute
Churl.-* A, Parish (tU ccn) I Mrs. John Ilhrso, Orlando aha
1Mrs Jerome Lambert, Orlando;
Birth*
17 92, Orange City
two sis ten , Mr*. Sm Hey lllnnl'm,
Jliihy Girl Kiny
The spraker will have on dis
i
Nashville, Tenn., and Mrs. Wil*
Behy Girl Venn
play certain articles wihrh ire
1Ham Anijert of Minnesota; an;|,
Dlsrhirgr*
important in printing newspaper*.
i an aunt, Miss Sallic Gray of SanN. E. klnif and baby plrl
Them will a l s o he facsimile
i ford.
Dorothy
Parent
anil
baby
page* of tho New York Time*
Funeral srrvicex will bo halj
APRIL 22
hack In tX.V). «ome of which are:
i at 4 p. m. Wednesday nt Holy
Admission*
"The Gettysburg Address. A*ia»
kroj.t Episcopal Church with Ihe
Mr*. Estell* Welborti I Lake
sinalion of Lincoln, This Page Or
R v, II. L. Zimmerman ufficlat*
M
onto*)
*3.000.01)0 Offered By The Notorious
in",
Rosa Tweed Gang, First Atlantic Sandy Lewi* Guide (Simfordl
Ruri.il will bo tn Ouklawn Me*.
Cable, First X-ray, First Electric Miiiitfsird Kleliher (Lobe Monroei mortal Park.
Doyle
.Sew
ell
(Sanford
I
Light, The Nation Spanned By
Railroad Track*, The Great Chi Mis. Edith Lewis (Longwoo.il
cago Fit#, and Custer'* Last Stand, 1 Mrs. Ruth Ersln (Sanfor.lj
Ollie Cuyler (Mini*!
a* well a* many other*.
IHrthe
In addition, Myer* will place on
Raliy (iirl Wulborz ,
view a copy of "The Slory of Hie
pg'-i-n'w of the senior* nl SciRlf
Dlschirir*
New York Time*” IMWDil, pre-j
note High School are ashed to meel
Jon Raker
tented to him by Published Sul/- j Mrs, tV, Dunn ami baby girl
In tha school auditorium tonight n(
linger over hi* signature on the
7:13 p.m. to titabe plana for ’t!tf
Beil U, Methvln
paper's 100th anniversary.
graduation nlghl festivities.
Mr*. Ruth Ervin
Myer* I* retimd from Hie New
APRIL 1.1
This Is an Important mortlnv and
Ymk Time* and ia a member of the
Admissions
all parent* of Ilia arntor student*
New York Time* Thirty-Year Club
ire asked to be
Amo. Bell (Titusville)
and lha Time* Square Club No. 1034
David K. McNub (Sanford)
New York.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Discharge!
Th* general public Is Invited to
Mr*. C, Heal (Hanford)
ON PAGE EIGHT _
hear Ilia speaker.
Mr*. I.nrettm Vann end baby
Servicemen Group
Adopts Charter,
Bylaws At Session
Prominent Resident
Sydney Garth Gray
Succumbs Sunday
Pictorial Review
Of FP&L Office
oHere In Magazine
h i
flfV
A**neialnf Prexe
Preee It
le a n e d W ire
A/«neltted
—1------------- ^ —L!gl-U-J
Condemnation
Suit Filed Today
^ Fleet Reserve Assn.
Tlie Fleet Reserve A«soelatlon.
with henilqunrter* in Washington.
D.
has opened nominations in a
rnnicsl to determine the lyptcsl
f'iv y wife, according lo the local
^ N iv y Recruiter in Sanford.
*■ Entile* will he limited to wive*
nf career rnlifted personnel and
m ill lie accompanied by an essay
on "Why I'm Proud In be a Navy
Wfe.”
Recruiting personnel who visit
Radford on a regular schedule said
that a number of entries are ex
pected to be received from the
Sanford ara.
First, second an third place
finalists will be chosen »t I^ing
Beach, Calif, on Sept. IS- First
place winner will he given a twoweeks' all sxpenae trip to Hawaii
with her family plus a eaih prize.
Closing at* for th* contest has
been set to? June IS.
Partly rloody with little i m p *
ralure thing? through Tuesday;
law tnnltt I t l l ;
5 Items On Agenda
Tonight For City
Commission Board
'Publishing Great
Newspaper' To Be
Subject Of Speaker
Hospital Notes
'1
Parents To Plan s s
SHS Graduation -
4
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ot.-ti..
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