20 10 258 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3464c8e1f86a443eba9b01684a8e5b07.pdf ca8dfaf9cd5b115aa4704b8d6b412644 PDF Text Text 1 fth Improvement PfatoraeTon* at Fort Myen 1 watermelon* and cantaloup• t Iwawkeleai eprtn« tomato I epenfnc at Fort Pierce i wy Tolnmo Pole Aetna aad In* lain# tomato auppllea at rioriCltyg demand exceeding aupter etrawberriee at' BUrkei trtly improved beta prtcee end l e n d outlook for production April a l Pompano) Increased hrltjr la spring vegetables at at Cltyt the first field cukes eWaodralat Improvement In M e prices at Sanford s and d-Mpylla* at Pabokee la eplU igeerae weather coadlUoaa are AlgbUghta gleaned from Mans!»•« reporla of market coodlthroughout the Slate," Ktor L. H. Lewla of Florida M or L. H. Lewla of Ptorida leSarmera' Market a reported, integer Sandy Anderson ti •bead with the prlco Improve* It On the heavy volume of eaba moving thru tha Sanford I* Market, but regret celery lUn oa the bottom atop priceI. Wo bad fairly good demand prgetkally all varletlaa and m gap orally were satlifactory. la totaling S7.9TP unit* of U letiak of produce, groeiod flld,- Rev. Jeremiah H. Bromon, Wd Florida Avenue, Ml Dora died Saturday, March 14. at hie reel, dance. A former resident of Sentoed, the Rev, Bronson moved to Mt Dora several years ago. Funeral service* for the Rev. Bronson were held. this after­ noon at 4 p. m. at St. Paul's Bap­ tist Church with the Rev. B. H. Hodge officiating. MONICA DAVtS am use* heraelt with ■ toy Ferris wheel, eymbolla of her title as Queen of Palliadao Amusement Perk, New Jersey.1 for 19M. Th* park's 59th open­ ing marks the beginning of tho pew outdoor amusement season.' Caferlno Garde, former middle­ weight champion, drives a truck on a California movla location. ) ., h-.*M»wr^C»>t’j,--.n|it|lltg ntu.' . . - a* .DAVID KV9AUVIR, 10, ton of the Dcmocrstle Preeldantlal aspirant, accepts fog hla father, Ben. Zatei Kefativer (D-Tenn.), s Hereford Holstein heifer. It wea prtacnled to him at the Senate Office Building bn Washington by th* Gasoline Retailer* Association of New Damp• Mm Th* Tha heifer, »>wU*r "fitlitton** /tf f .imnla M II tvlll hit shipped ahlnn#rl to tn the itlA looola, N.H., will be ghlre. "Queen'* of (/nlaruallonal Soundphotoj, iBenator's farm In Ti 25 Years_ Of Service HFARINCR POSTPONED WASHINGTON (A - rurther hearlngi on a reorgenliatloa p in for the Florida C u t Coait Mall* way have been postponed by the Interstate Commerce Commie, slon until Juno IP. The hearing, here was scheduled for April 1<V Florida's utilities commission, St. Joe Paper Co!, Southern Rail­ way and Seaboard Airline Rail, road asked the delay, for coupletlon of a survey ot Us oco> Only seven gelding* hevs won nomic situation, in tha areae eerv. th . Kentucky Derby. The laet ed by fEC. Dueea in 1929. wa* Clyde Van Dueen 8T. LOUIS UP — n o City Art Commission it going to toko on. other look at Roy MoUe't applica­ tion for green ihlnjlet on hit borne. The eommlsalon, brought Into the eato alnce the home la near a park, recently ruled out the color picked by Molas and hi* wife and «ald they'd prefer white or Tenneuee tan. Mrt. Holm stood fait to her •election. Public Safety Director Joorph P Sestrlc tald the applica­ tion would be resubmitted for additional study and coniidcrallon. All this probably make* Molie happy. At the outset -he tald hit wife want* green "and I've gotta live with the woman.” CITCCRCR PLAT1.VO W MAY BE ANSWER ST. PETERSBURG (Jt-TMa elty i« betting that shecher play­ ing will help curb juvenile delin­ quency. Checker Instruction was given to a thouiand school children Mite winter and Newell W. Binks, th* teacher, take* the position that for every youngster you get to say "It’s your move" then one toe* boy or girl la looking for devil­ ment. f. Ho teschei checkers to fhe youngsters on a voluntary basis. ARSON CHARGE DISMISSED SARASOTA (gv—An arson charge ig itm t Lore Piltiford, wluse wif* accused him of setting fire to their house while she was asleep, his been dismissed. Asst. Stale Atty. William Stockham said he dismissed the srsnn charge because he Intends to file a "closely related’’ charge, which he would not specify pending for­ mal filing. Mr*. Dorothy FHtaford. 54, wa* rescued from the biasing house Merch 14 by neighbors. She suf­ fered minor burns. I’iltsford was found in the house unharmed. Legal Notice IV c o i'H T or T ills rn ttS T T iv m o n s T C T» a ll W k r a II w »r Notice le h e ttb y a lv * n !h *t t*ouaU , Htanatroni flU d hie fin a l report e* A d m in istra to r of the r .t a lo of Iflli* T K L r u R U , G O O D W IN , rt*etaa*4 : that he filed hie petition for fin a l dlecherae. end th a t he w ill ap p lv lo the H onorable E rn e e t llou aho lder. County ludite of l a i n . Inote C o u n ty , F lo rid a , on the * lh d o r of M ay, IS»< for ap p ro v a l of •erne and for fin a l d la c h a r a . as A d m ln lslra tn r of tho eeiate e f I R IS T K L F O H J * HOODtVLV, d tr a a .a d . on Ih la Jnth d ay of .'ftrrb . ISJS. POUOI.A* HTENRTROM A d m in istra to r of l h . aetata of in is tclfo rd aonnw r.v. deeeiaad. vnrirn IWITATIUV FOR Bin* Malarial for bulldln* two e*ol rooms approximate, total are* IS' x St' and also Inatallln* a loft In Unit No. 1* Sanford Stata Farmara' Marhat, Hanford. Florid*. Malarial* lumbar, eoaerata. alaetrloal, plumbIna, hardware, fnaulatln* malarial ate F o r datalia writ# Htata Farmara* list. lla .a ,, Markata I'lo.Ma Rnx tlb-aa f idgTVIntar * "•■’• a i • ^* in - c l J> o acL it ' 1 WE HAVE WE HAVE ■ ■ H H B a Completely Equipped Shop with •II Recommended Toole for Her* flelnf Ford Cars and Truck*. Factory Tinlned Mechanic* Con* ntantly being SchfKiled In Ford Service. W e S p e c i a l i z e In Motor Tune-up Automatic TranamMon aervice GENERAL REPAIRS Wheel Balandnsr mid Front End Aligning Installing Quality, Custom Seat Covers nnd Convertible Top Replace­ ment Highest Quality Paint and Body Repairs in our Dust proof, Infrn-Red, Quick Drying Oven. PROOF: 8m how Use Mbeatoe glow*, m Mu le * ta t h e p i c t u r e , te u n u d g a d b y l h * ‘ ‘d k k y - b u w t a e g ta A > e n d " o f g n a o lh u s . . . w h i l e N O - N O X I m v m rORY APPROVED Air Conditioning t h e g lo v e o n M u r i g h t d e a n . T h a t ' * b e c a tsa o G u l f y o i n M o u i Installation And Service th a “ c u p fu l o f t r o u b le " — th e “ d ir t y - b u r n in g teM * e n d " o f g M o lin e — fro m e v e r y g o U o n , ta m a k in g W O N O X . Y o u g e t n h i l l m e a s u r e o f o le A N - h u n jip g p o w e r w h e n y o u fill u p w it h G u l f N O - N O X ^ OUR SERVICE SELLS FORDS Dealer Since 1931 Your Friendly n m PHONE 100 v r. AT SANFORD AVE SANFORD, FLA, Laurel n e e traek la IS mites from Washington and B altim ore, THE COlRT o r THS COCVVT jiniir.. erwivoii: p o i * * * ' IVAlIHlK. P E III'— ----------o tvtse n r rL o n m * . iv n r. t h e r .s r A T K o r rf.ORIDA ta . inta TELFORO ooodwiv. Mi(id la r. r. a. k aSCstal* at AS WE BEGIN OUR 26th YEAR OF ** SERVICE * To This Community We Find That Our Ability ^ To S E R V E f ," v HAS GROWN WITH THE YEARS. TODAY WE ARE BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER BEFORE TO BE CERTAIN THAT y o u 'lL bsL hoppW L SAFFORD HERALD 8. Maa Apr. S. 1»M T TOTCB O r 'AUJHOWTT . O M A H A , Nab. UP)—Twa **• torlitt who jumped oat of tholr cert after an Intersection colli­ sion end started a loud argument were quickly cut down to slse by School Safety patrolman. Tha patrol boy left a icore of youngster* at tha curb, march­ ed out Into tha street end con­ fronted the angry motorist*! "Say. you guys, cut out the oust­ ing and get the hsck out of here. I’ve gdt to get these kids to school before they’re tardy. Green Shingles Cause Problem With Commission DISTRIBU TO R la rei U B IL A H B U LL. Daeteiag. Ta All Tredltaea aad Peraaaa Mae. Ia« llatwio or Daaeaada Aaataat Paid Ketatei You and each of you are hereby notified and required lo preaaatany claim* and demand* which you. or tlthar of you, may have aaalt.af th* attata of BKCLAII BELL, da- , reaaed. Jala of aald County, to tha A County Judao of H«mliu>t* County, Florid*. at till office in lh* oourl hour* at aald County at Hanford. Florida within . #i*M calender month. from th* time of lh* flret puhlleallnn of Ihla jaatle* Each olelrn nr demand Phan h* In writ* In*, and ahall atat* th, place of roildapr* and puet ofllc* addraef of th# claimant, and ahall k* awora In by the claimant, hi* agent, of h’e attorney, and anv aurh cfalitt nr demand not no filed ahall b* void. * rnutlea 'aienitrom Ae executor of tht LarS _ Will and Totlamant of 9 „ . BELT.AIf nuLL, decaataS * noualaa Ht.natrnrn Attnrnry for Ratnts a* Kdward* Rtilldlnf Hanford. Florid* < » �| \ I . ! ’ •: * Shop ami Save In Sanford W a n te d lim t f t t AN IWPgrWffKWT BAfLT WTWBPAfCT lahed IB M * M ™ ^ ^ a iH a !H A N y o m , l m y i D A M " T t l E 3 ^ Y ~ \ I , R H r . 1 ~ i ^ « Warren W ill Here Tomorrow; Church Launches Program Slated Tonight _ r .i hher P*Hlr /loudy a m Kill* ehaafO ' In temp trainee today and Wei- ] , ■fMlayt t«» (anight UR. •_ » ?_ Aaasorlaled IPreset l.ar»**g AawHwlated V iw K w H W ire Nr.. *7 Odham Fourakre For 1 7 -9 2 B y p a ssin g City vijp Wfa The Chriatlan and Miaalona Alliance Church laat nigkt< launched n new.and unusual p it-' gram to ralee funds for the coriplaiion of th# church bulldini, | located at Park Ave. ami 1 4 (t. Fuller Warren, eandidala for Street. At n tupper for the cone j Governor of the Stale of Florida, grrgatlon ai, Intenaifled effort <* will apeak In Hanford tomorrow ■all a bond Issue of |l(,000.0i], morning at 11 o’clock, eald Carl was begun. Higginbotham, Seminole County The plan la dealgned to give op- ' chairman of the Fuller Warren for portunity to ntembera and friends Governor committee. The firat In Ihe 1949 aerie* of DeM Itlf S ! 7 of tli* church to Invest in savings Higginbotham laid that War­ relic Ralllti, sponsored and honda issued by tha church, mr . ren will apeak flrat In Oviedo at A SemlnoU County Board of nlsif mid Seventy bond, have been printed by *h' 9:30 tomorrow morning, again in •Commissioners mealing this mornThe Campaign Director and totaling fifteen ihouiand dollaia 1ty ’°cr*‘!r1 ^*.f ,l . . ,. _,in u Longwood at 9:45, and then come lug, packed with ntqueita for Campaign Treasurer for Gover* In denominations of ggo.OO, "'P ^ I"-1 1 '" » n'8,u 1 ,1 lhc • S ,n’inolc , . ik. to Sanford for hla appearance at roads of various sorts, broke Into nor I.eRoy Collins, campaign foe Bids were opened this morning 9IUO.OU, (250.00,. and (600.00. Vriinl) Court Hou.e. ,1. T. Lanrton. representing (he ^ coir,rr 0f Klret St. and MagN session of firaworks betwain J , . Govern.tr In Seminole County wrro m alm . aerially over, Th* entire elate of candidate*, in Tallahassee for the four tanlng They Hhoup Voting Machine Company. nt)]1# Avf Hrailey Odham, chairman of the namrd Imlny. told the Semlnola Counly Board of] Warren will go to Mt Dora from ,nd p»vln* nf 1, M ,rnm ,he a period of 14 year*, soma falling »i|h npposltion In the Seminole ■ Cilixeni' Long Range Highway j Boh Fnlke*. State Campaign t^m m iuionera (hit mornlng ^NVll Sinf(jrd thfn 1q EuJlj||( Tivare!| oranga County lint In Five tin* *very six mouth*, beginning i ounty political picture it expected Planning Committee at the meeting Director, fur Governor T.eRoy Colth* first year. Each blind bear* til he heard. . . . *----- in j i>e(ore winding up Points. jour best to hav* a crackerjack on road business and Commission- tins named J. Dan Wrlehi ( r , Aecniding lo Janies l.ee. chairelection here." Commissioner John Met*rh, a t­ a serial number and a predeter­ hla day'a campaigning with a TV vice-president of the Patrlrk Fnjll ''Lake Drive near Casselberry 1* rr Otis Fourakre. The Board of County Comm!*- appearance in Orlando, over WD- tending Ihe opening of bids (or mined maturity date. Every bond man of (he Seminote County DemoOdham arrused pourakt-e of at. Company, as Campaign Dlrectof 1* a bearer bond to that the Initi­ In a very dangerous and haiafdrralic Executive Committee, "Lo­ lb* project and representing * oner* hava ordered 23 Shoup BO-TV. Voting machine* lo he u»ed In He will »pend the entire morn- Seminole County, advised at noon al purchaser may sell It to eoine- ral candidates will be given prefer- on* condition," John Button '«*nd tempting to g e t ciainnlttnem for Seminole County. Henry Duncan told the Board of from th* Scnimol# County Hoard He also named Inday T. E. T|lf.* i-act and will speak first." Seminole County In the coming ini !n Seminole County, aald llig- today by telephone of th* bids. onr else If he desires. The Idea behind the plen it to There are *9 candidate* with op­ Seminole County Commlssinnprsi of Commlisloner* to hack a road ker, president of Ihe Florid* State election*. Five of the m arhinn are ginbotham, apeaking, ahaking J. D Manley of Leesburg was which would hyp*** Sanford, j Rank, as Campaign Treasurer (or on a loan bail* and the nlhcn have hands, and renewing friendships, Ihe apparent low bidder at (933,- provide a sound Investment so position in Ihe local race* lor today. that even those with email ianous _____ ______ However, Commi«*inner R. C. Commissioner Foumkra denied Seminole County. office*. _______ However,_addition been purchaied outright. In Ihe meatlme, there wil Ibc 239.99. amuunts of money may Invest, Koike* said that Ihe Florid* l.andon told tha commissioners, a rally in behalf of Fuller War Next low bidder lor Ihe project and hav* their money work for *7 ipealier* w ill probably he th e'H o ld said that the road u "In far I the accusation when H* and, "I ren at Ihe Educational Building after Mr*. Camilla Bruce. Superwaa belicied lo be the Wolf Con­ the church while earning a iandldstes for House of Represent.; better condition lhan any road in think you will find that I hava ptate Bank would be the deposG stives and for Ihe Senate. i my district.' mad* more moConathan anyone | | 0ry for |h, j ^ Wl)y rnllln* c, m. tjtur of Registration (or Seminole on Commercial Ave. struction Company of St. Augua- fair return. Eieh candidate, reportedly, will I "The people who live along this be on this R.iaid to fur.her ttn paign for Governor fund* here. Earl Higginbotham c.-ltrd the llne at 1090,023.13. County arrived at th* -meeting to­ Each of the bond* !' „ r yn.!'*bU he showed live minute, lo speak road." said Button who Identified I I'l'in g of I ",-'rj (hron^'li h e n day, "You should have your re­ meeting nf Fuller lupporirr* and Wrlahl said loday Hist Ihera The third low bidder was fragg tent Interest per annum anyone imercsted In Fuller War. Ini’.ie s t I In "hlch time he will tell the hr.t hlm.rlf as a .on of Lynn Button. font." will he a puhlie meeting nf all turn* M minute* after the election Construction Company nf Ocala at semi-annually. Th Odham retorted with "You must rrn for guvernor for 7:30 this who are Interested In supporting u S S — (hi i» over. a pric# of over on* million dol­ paid by coupons attached — . r-lF audience of hi. qu.hf.c.ttons Rollon and Duncan accused Com­ be talking for the benefit nf th* Collin* for Governor, at Ihe Sem­ lars. The machine* leave the factory iwinds, which mature at each »i* ,l,<' pI*H°rm missioner Dostd of improving a. pies* and the arnHeme." Meanwhile Fuller Warren fired a inole County Court llm ut 9 p. m. Th. Florid* A quiet calm ha* settled on Ihe tomorrow morning," l.andon iaid, barrage of charge* at Gov. Collins The low hid exceeds Ihe budget­ months Interval. Hrailey Odham had earlier ask. Thursday night, road on whirh was located nothing SUta Hank will be th . agent for , political scene in Sanford said Sein" in J should arrive here within a yesterday in renewing a challenge ed (900,000 by spproxlmately hoi "land you own and another ed if “There it any opposition on Rob Fnlke*. Stal* Campaign the church In liquidating tha Inole County for th* past week, few days. this Hoard to th* building nf Manager for Governor Collin* will farm. In Collin* and Slate Sen Ft. B. (136.000. i bonds, This l« provided through Candidates are working fevrrlshly A factory man l* coming with Gautier Jr., of Miami lo debate However, It w*s ■ pointed out You've -pushed road* Ituiough i ,,17.92,", ,pointing sinking fund account a t!« ilh personal calls, special Jnvila,, hi* , finger . .. at be present In disrusa ihe variou* tue machine* and will he with Ihefr record* that today's formal opening of the; at.h*siirclal bank. , lions lo .peak before selected that won l benef.i anybody, But- Lomn.la.lo.ier hourakr. In .ak ng phases of campaign organliatioil m for 30 day* In conduct the 1the quesUon. "I have had too that local supporter* will unde* Collin* rallrd Warren's tele­ hid,* does not mean that tha con­ " Th* pastor nf th* church, Rsv. 1group*, and in mapping their ram- I ton said. ection Dodd's comment was "At I tnL1 many rail* cm It," said Odham, lake In their efforts lo help riu _______for you and lo instruct .graphed . . . . . . . . . . ............. ....................and . aitark ‘‘frantic Ir- tract is awarded. David S. Carneflx reports Unit paign strategy that will climax the inter* how lo ine them. They rcponsiblc." He declared he would your father y rari ago. amt also "Too many tumors are circulating elect Governor Collini. Wrlghf al til* kick-off supper which wa* M*V 9. will he taken to whatever precinct | r(,flJI( er)l[i, ae |n , “ public ha ». your hroiher. I an* thinking about and 1 am hearing too much about staled "Till* Is my first venture ae varied on th« church lawn by Hi* Tonight's rally, which will start you shall direct for imtructtou of w|lh ,|lm #[)(, wou|(1 fo]lo follow a campaign Director for any r*n> ladies of Hie congregation more at I o’clock, is the first nf 11 your road lint I don't have enough such opposition." City Coinmtsstuner John Kidder, ilidate for public office. I realign the inter* . a poliry of refining lo reply to than half of the total Ixaue was similar rallies to he held through­ money in ihe budget to do all of them " gelling to hi* feet during the there is a lot that I do not knot* Lsndon *ugie*ted that the Board | telegram* received from him or sold in over twenty of the bonds. out Ktminolr County. Button then asked Dodd point- argument between Hrailey Odham about politic*, but (her* li ena of Commistuncr* would want to reailce Streets. Ha referred lo During tha coming week variThe candidates are expected to appoint one man to be responsible Streets as a friend of Warren, ous selling committee* will be at apeak from th* same platform to blank, "Are you building road* for and Commissioner Oil* Fourakre. thing I am sure, I^Roy CoHIns for tlie machine* and lo learn to .Streets, Lake Park governorship work endeavoring tu trll the full Lake Monroe, April T; Lake Mary, millionaire* and not taking ear* nf staled "I heart) you *ay w* is making Flnrida the best Gove eitlxrn* who live along these weren't going to build French ernor w* hav* ever had, a* 4 - 1 U*e them and lake t ar* of ttiem. candidate who wa* a stale amploya amount of (15,000.00 The com­ April 10; lamgwond, April 12: H ear| the Q[her rnll(^ ? want in to no do m all inai that iI ran To tn hrjp help it#* ^#ni Ave. 0 ’r advised Ih* Hoard of Com during the Warren administration, mittee* ara headed by Mr. Lake, April IT.: Altamonte Springs, You've rleared a mlt* nf mad ••f emphatically deny M." •*)<) '‘••••cl him I hop# th (t. all cilfc Thoma* 61. rttiinger a* general lAnril 19; Panla, April 20; Fern rnissioners that the tnrtory man has heon bombarding Collin* with lhroug| .Moss'* property Ihe* bene Poi.eybtV, .chairman. Other committee* are lu rp k u e v i h '/ e h eifi eppftsett **f* J" jnl* »»U»ty NnHre that vould prcoau^U tf .Jvallotg, have vl Ifie: Prairie Lake' Amert- file no on* hut him." ha said. ? * w Fi « -.* . . . ia u this la their Invliatldn In jwlrg i am rerttfien, have tHehv prinfed1 , 1.. t - v . -; ' eRafrmanrfif by Mr. and Mr*. F»F 11-9J or French Ava," advar- tee, j i( with me and other supporters n | "I'm nm going tn approach any­ While Ihe.e (wo anvemorihip a*. m recent months haa been *dv*rMr. and Mrs. Manning Har- « " “ J * ” "'* A,,r." W aid to prepare Ihe tabulation However, Krlder, not satlsflsd, tha (Invarnor in helping lo rm Aprlf 21, and one for right-of-way," said Button, plrants were slugging away, two tiling an organic control11 for nett, Mr. and Mr*. B. D. IUgg», Apn* sheet* (old tha rummlaaion that a man .Mr. and Mrs. Jo* Coggeahall, Mr. »I«tO elect him, Tha meeting Is a.puh. _ In ., Sanford , „ May . ..4. . “Until I get a rommltment from l.-ndnn raid that the Inventor oiher candidate*, Farris Rryant aprcHiling decline In ritru ■ Speaklnt at all of th# ra1li#a i* ynu and after four or fiv# yenr* nf waa In tha audience that hoard lie meeting so that everyon* whA of t,’r voting machine. Shnun. who and Sumler Ivmrv, epokr out on received a slap on th* wrist from and Mr*, .lack Brooke, Mr. and hint stale that French Ave, would wanta to help can,play a part In citrus scientists. thinking 1 believe that you ran Mrs. fieri Henson, snd Dick Mabe. sclirduled to begin x X p tn. Is aim inventor of the N ational, the sc;rcaano n l»vue, not be built. Those aio your words, Ihia rampatgn Gene Tucker ifl make a commitment. Tin company’s rlnlm—that of a Ha tie. la sh Reglstrr, would he in S * rv | In a Pinellas County ram palrn •aid Klider, "You anM you ran serving ax Counly Campaign I am speaking nf the road that ford personally lo see and meet .ta lk . Rryxnt declared (hat if inte- produce which will affectively con. should be done," s.vkI Button, "the do whatever you waul In bill Treasurer and we ar* going Is the Board of County Commission­ g rin w is "forced dow n the throats trol the burrowing ntmatoda, said V / n r m n n f R a e i H p n h road mat rrpiesent* An oi M people 1 1' " 1 n' Y*' * f l F t,n *h •Vv* ’’ need the help in tha form of mo­ of Floridians it will mean the de­ to h. th* c*us« 0f .pre.ding d* i v erm o n r i\e 5 ia e n r ed. The City Commlaaloner than point- ney, moral and physical support and mor* coming in " struction nf ihe public school• " cline—tva* jolted In a statement ed to City Commissioner Earl of all those interested in helping The Hoard nf Cnmmisalcmer* l*ow ry .aid m * T3’ talk in Jark- release! loday by Ed 1„ Ayers, Spending First Higginbotham and said, "Hor* U Governor Collins mike jtemlnols State Plant Commissioner. concluded the argument for hard •sonviile "The NAACP would give I DAYTONA REACH. Fla. J* Winter In Sanford the men who heard you make the County a greater e. unty and Flora lopping Ih* road with the state anything to hate me slop talking Ayer* did not Identify th* com­ E. L. Fuller of Windsor Ver- Flr' •/ '••MletecrmineM orlgm de. inent that ill rommiasiuner* will statement." id* an even grea.er S ta le ," - ’ ’ about this issue. They want to lull pany, but said the organization Fourakre then reminded Odham --------■ --- \ us In sleep with pretty word* like haa been promoting a iterlinn moot, who rarrles . Fireman’s *'ro>8<1 • 1hn,r} lh,’i "‘r »mt »*• inaperi th* road and report later and Kridar, "I made the motion , *■■•■** **!/?!,.? , , on ila eomllltnn. moderation, gradual Integration' corrective through an tutorial*# Badge inscribed with "to jesr* service'' is stu-nding his firs; wmt-hirf ( liarle* Lee said to appropriate 160 ,0 0 0 to the t|ly | e n n iS E x h lD lflO n and the like." advertising campaign. ter in Sanford damage would he about 'v million for French Ava." Warren'* latest telegram set out "Research roudurted by tha dollars ami that u wa< the riiy'x Volunteer Firemen "But that la secondary road Is Slated Tonight ' I J U !’J,C!‘ which he j Citrus Exprrl nent Station at ture° n f'h n home Tn^'vvinflsor Pre worst Ore slm e Jlam e. dextinved money should be used in the Interest lo many Sanford, aid he wanted to dlsruaa about quest of thla particular firm has crn| | v he «»v* "Cm going In The Rreakerx i f Daytona hotels In Casselberry * city andthatthat's tha fitat lima In At Mayfair Courts' Arm Inole County and Central Flor­ « .1*. "fc* "wich h n Pr° ! Proved th* rlairn nf a tucceeaful m0Ve down here’permanently j ,„ i nine yeari ago, 20 year* Ihe fity haa received ida citigeni will be a TV presen­ loved lo be held tn .Miami Satur- control for th» burrowing netna- a, >oon n j Cln , c|l this proper A tennis exhibition will he play­ Fire offlrial* al first Indicated To Hold Barbecue any nf fho fundi," said Odham. ed this evening al I o'clock at the tation tomorrow night at 10.30 j , , ; tode to ba without foundation," sy •• they thought Ihe fire had been on the NBC program "Today an* CASSELBERRY— A chicken "Th# troubla la." »«ld Odham, Mayfair Inn tennis rourta between ’ \n u r large profit from a land h* «aid. Fuller ia staying at 91.1 Magnolia set and questioned a man but Tomorrows" barbecue aupper will he held by "that you too fitquvntly said fiv* of lh* leading tennis player! laier released him. ’ V * Fl0r d* 5Ute »'"‘« r .ity , "The Slate Plant Roird ha. fell Ave. T.iose interested in eonservath* Caseelbtrry Volunteer Fire. that nothing could he done." in in this area, Describing hi* home he save Fireproof building* nn each side lion, water development and flood n 9 2, arge feea received by you that the product had no real The publtr 1* Invited In see the of the flea . . . . haloed n,event ">•" », ,l>e new muni. lp*l huilding »pc*klng to Commissioner Fourcontrol should conaull their TV " ''I71 invn 'V”! r*Cf tr*^ in 1B<B | valu* in connection with the rnn- “There arr six feel of snow around P*fl P' f fn‘ Saturday from 6 lo 7 p. m. »kie. "1 do know thla." Odham matches, said Frank Reams, leuand 19.V ) while a member of tho (ro| 0f ,Jea-linr, hut policy dictatra It In some places, eight feel in aprrad of the flames. Guide since Ihe program i« one Mute Senate and while vnttng In wilt cnMtlmied, that no refuting statement be others, amt the garage is prarh * waler main bin*1 at Ihe . Procerdi , , from. thelarbecua .......... . ■ ,"all , up• . and down the nls Pin at the Mayfair Inn. of a series dealing with ronserThose playing in the exhibition . ..........by . ihe huge drifts heigh, of th* fire and firemen until tha. .................... product in quo.rally .... hidden . . h,I t ' , n. * sation problems around the Na- favor of legislation affecting tuch issued ............ and In support the budget of rumor* even In one Inalanc* when this evening will he: T. E. Tucker, n your vot® fpr R«n*t* | tjan haa bean given auffleient and swept up against tt." had tn lay hove lines to the Hall tljn. South Florida was selected All the while, Sanlord has hern fax niver a hlnck and a '."‘j. 11.076.20, set uP far till* year, ym, *c.* moving a house you l(|c*t tennis champion: Rob Rona. so nul'landms example of nill 376 a. a stale senator In the f„ |P trial. Teal* now have been 4 accord ing In Chief Paul Bates, ts>M one lade that th* road would '•'"■fl Sidney Smnmerfleld, Turn If 1051 .esilnn which extended legal-1 fomp!t h,d and I feel th* m u lt basking in spring like weather. awav southern conservation and rePro at Daytnna Rrarh; Fra n le who has extended an Invitation never lie built." ted gambling in Florida; your in-:t , „ b, m4tl# kn0w„." ------------------------Water was still being played on aoorce development. tu the nubile to attend. ' "|t'a ■ lie," Fourakre said, "and Deame, Mayfair Inn Tennis Fro; Irre. In a c o n d itio n developing | A y tr| . . jd th, t t##u M . Ihe ruins late this morning and The harratar of the program iv and Commander George F. Ilnwe The fire rompany la maintained |'|[ tell her that.” several remaining walls were hy voluntary rontribullnna and Jvmes Cagney, the well known- r ? Seated by tha company Indicated D o n O I d F Q m i H I s Jr. A* Rrailey Ddbanv started tn ■ *:ar of staqe, .screen, radm and County and the purchase by th e ; th(ll th, b' rtow|n(tn7 m; w knocked down »* safely rrm ure*. Umpire for the mstrlie* will be> .. total funds i revived to date, In(Coattnned an F ate Eight) app4r#,llly h.d not Iw.n A t C o n f e r e n c e T. V, Among fiosc to he heard State Hoad Dapar ment of two UllAn apparently •Die fir* started ahnui II 30, r ,u.,|l|r proried| /rom . fj(h Charles Morrison. ferry boat* operating from Ihe v tth C’ainey is W. Turner Wallis. tConi.nurd ou Page Might) Donald N, Flaium, Banford re- p m. iE5T) in the l,M0 *eat Km- ,|jnn*, , nmunts to more than S8uu, F. eculivo Director of ilir ( :n tral mainland to St. George's Island." presenlativa of the Metropolitan pire Theater and spread in the <r(ordlnjr Collins went tn Jacksonville and fioulhcrn Florida Flood l"on______ ________ _ Life Insurance Company, la in aiharent Orange Hotel. Jaycees To Elect l^d D xlricl. Wallis wilt discus* where ax an Episcopal layman he Post To Establish Ahmit too guests of tha threeRelleair, Florida, today for a buxi­ attended installation reremontes i " ’ o r ’bljms and solution* Involvstory hotel were evacuated. About Robert G. Lees nes* conference with olllrials of APRIL I Officers Thursday i I in flood control and water re- for Bishop Hamilton West, theater patron* had left about I LJ •. ( Admission* Ground Observer. the rompany at the Rellevicv- 700 The elrelion nf nf/lrers fur C e ». -*e dcvclonment. 30 minutes hrfort tha Dre was U i e S 1(1 r l O S p I l Q l Mrs. Estelle Christmas fPeBary) | Blltmnr# Hotel. O /’or Florida cituens appearin'' Sentlnol# County Junior ClismlisP Athrlyn Lilly (Sanford) Flamm, w h o live* at discovered. . Mr. lluherl George I^es, 7.1, Corps In Sanford on tha proTram include Jim and Doctor Soys Ike of Commerre Is slated for TijuraTh# fir* was hrouahl tinder con- dtad a, Seminole Memorial lloapl Mrs. Vera H Aaniss A meeting has been railed hy 9. Elm Avenue, fianford. hid an D:n Beardsley of ciowiiton; Euday at tha noon luncheon meeting Mrs. Marian Cole iDeRsryl trol at 1 am . hni hy then the til at 11:3.1 p. m. on 5larrh ,10. ,h« ram p b eii-u u in g p o.t of the ■•••■ • n'1 g*n* Griffin and familv of R-u- W n r l c i n n F u l l of lh* Jayce* nrisnliatlon, l Mslor Wheeler (Sanford) 49-room hotel was gone. Mr. I^cs passed away suddenly. I ( American I-rgion for lh* purpose cprd •" 1ik1 •■ *"">"1 'h» lop* tow; Max Hammond of Winter Ha­ T T U r K i n g A nominating cnnimiliee j u i Mrs. Margaret Cleveland (San Tie theater, a Jewelry slnre and He was horn In New York rity, PHILADELPHIA f!v-Pre»id#nt' of establishing a Ground Observer ••nkln* member* of Ihe Metronamed a slrte of of,'leers In he ven; and Faui Dayman. Polk . fnrd) polttan’s aiaff of 12 WO field r»- g rhlldien's dres* *hnp wera rir Aug. 17. U92 and had lived In Counly Agricultural Agent The Eisenhower Is working full lima Corps hare, enn)Idered by Hi* heal Jr.jtc* Jury Jones (Sanfnrth preaantatlve* In Ihe United Stale* ; atroved when front and raar w allii Re Bary for the past 19 months*. Ceirdslevs and Griffins will re- at his executive duties after re-! *n,# Important gel together will grmip. . , John Kearney (Sanford) eollapted, If* wa• a member of All Saints rovering completely from last ^ held at tha American Legion c,n,<**‘ tnl some of the hardships and Ganlamkae' Thoie nam 'd by Ih# nominating k ... .1 L i . __— . . ........................ --* —w---— — Mrs. Ethel Mu«e (Lak* Mary) Epi.conal Churcn of Enterprise. slakes of early setllcr*. and September'* heart attack, his per llut on Seminole Boulevard *i committee are: for president, DUeharges Mr. le ts lx s u r iT r l by hi* wi­ 7:46 p. m. Thursday night. arms nf the solutions lo their prnh-innal physician said yesterday. dow, Mri. Mildred R. Lens of De. Mrs. John Filcoatrlrk and hah* George Andrew Spsarj fir‘l v{r* Speaking al reremnnir* marlltri(. preaitlent, David Tlira'her: »'r* Post Gommander Gaorg* May•“ ■ V i Bary, hoy (.Sanford> T ie program I* expected tn •"* Founder s Day at Prrabyter- bury and yesterday that Sergeant James .Robert Smith and "n'| Vlcn pre)|1icn, nd , Iun(: u * Funeral service* we-e held ye« Mri. etVjs* the iricntlfic approach |o ‘ *ln Hospital where he once In- Lund will attend the meeting lo rstary Garfield Willeth: trig;- t | baby Girl (Sinfnrd) tardny afternoon at 4 o'clock ni ecniervatlon and development of teened, MaJ. Gen. Harold Snydar m i l t in tha organising of the ursr, Roh Kilpatrick: Directory, Mrs. Evelyn Morris (Sanford) Rriuon Funeral Home with the **ld the Prealdent will make an local Ground Observer Corps and nautral resources, Ine Raker, Harry Csnrll, TnmP” * Rev. Lee Heaton offiriating, William Dawson (Sanford) The program Is one nf a special other formal report lo Ihe nation tn pul Ihe unit inle operation McD'in-'d. II. L. Ribnrn Jr,, Air*. Relty Utley (Sanfordi Buriat was in Osklawn Mentor 1 ^ ' series presented by tha NBC De­ on the condition of his health just spotting planes, tony fiussl. Mrs. Evelyn Christensen (Sanfordi lal Park. partment nf rublir Affairs In a*- before the Republican National Maybury urged all interested Mrs. Mas Myers, (Sanford) addition with the Conaervatioa Convention In August where ha Is fititen* who would like tn perform APRIL 3 It FALSE FIRF. ALARMS, . virtually certain lo be nominated i patriotic duty lo attend this ^ ‘gindelion. RONE, CARNATION NAMED Atfmlsilnn* WARREN, Ohio UF-P*ul CjWA* lor a second term. FOR GRACE meeting. Mr*, dark Livings man, 46, a volunteer fireman, haa ' Dr, Snyder alto said Eisenhower ‘GOODWILL* TEAM • MONTE CARLO (O-A new rose fAltamdnte Springv) been charge I with turning In II PHILADELPHIA i* -T h f Phils- la In shape to campaign for tlie and a new eernalion will greet .Ismes Mobley (Geneva? false fir* alarm* during Mgcelj. dvfphla Yearly M ettln| M Friends office, adding that Ihe extent of Grace Kelly on her wedding day. George Smith (Sanford) announced today a "goodwill” his egepda would be a matter for P-TA Sets Meet Both ere heing name! for her. Mri. Oils Sjoblom (Lake Ma/y) .Sheriff's deputies said Common, team of Quaker* will visit Mont­ "Elsenhower's own discretion." It waa annnunead today that Til* • "Grace of Monaco" rose Artlella Benton ( A l t a m o n t e who drives a inwrnahln ic'tool bile, admitted turning In the a'irn ta (A gomery, Ala,, l* the near future "It I* my honest conviction . » , th# Seminole High School P-TA waa developed by Francie Mait­ Springs) grt tha 13 firemen receive for an­ to examine the racial situation the President has had ■ group of has changed its meeting date land. Internationally known grow­ Mrs. Gilbert Benton (Sanford) swering each ra il % there. ftnm April 9 to April 10 at the critical problem* to solve and dif­ er nf Cap d'Antibe*. (Sanford) k- . 'Alabama erge etlrred recently ficult deeiilon* during the last •chon] auditorium. Tha rarnallon—Prineaai Grae# BIRTHS « dfepute. over the attempt of inur four months surpass any dem inim that max aui'iaea ne - 1 All members ar# asked to Ttnta ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS f —waa frown ‘ by two Italians. Baby Girl Livings (Altamonte) Negre girl student to enter the elimns during any .similar period, th* ehanga *nq<U attend-th* lmPietrn Farina and Heart BlUo of DliehargM L. Fuller heme hi ON FAQ* ItGMT SNOWBOUND BUT BEAUTIFUL le the E. e( Alabina. I hava known hla," Snyder uld.!poruat meeting on the loth. San Boiao. Johnny White (Stated) Wutdeei, VL rug Store Wright Is Named eet * Collins' Campaign Revealed Director For County Citizens Approach Board About Fixing, 'Hazardous' Road Entire Slate Will Be Heard At Rally Tonight Bids Opened Today In Tallahassee For 17-92 Project County Board Told Noting Machines Will Arrive Soon & 38 "H ***-"*" Central Florida Firm Receives Jolt From Scientists Undetermined Fire Destroys Buildings 'Today, Tomorrow' Will Be Interesting To Local Residents Hospital Notes ru n ime » • .*m *: : ;;! .A: r -------- -- ----------- ----------------------L— . I - ' ■ �&0*,H»>O u d o n t m i n i iP M A ca LAKELAND llMMftMt UWI- c h il d r e n vtrist palm un-Er. reach item WlldrrillJir, If. » i i b u lly dr«n hlH pHHt Iptilth evsf it* nibbed lu t nl|M ind Detective cleam. * J. J. Jinoio iild Weldmlllir'i Ai Cleveland Court tinntfnar Wife, MiHnn, 41, w u booked lor srHool. itudrati pua (hetf owa inveiUftlion of homicide, *( mtflu ctBM 'weekly; M W , MHO* Plnoio uid pellet war* uhible »c8 Au b**S iittlhl IN MOti In get nljr detail* from Mr*. vain !sr Ow cieiewt fMd. It# eteam Ui« lu ll. Weldmlller Immedlataly. Fuller Warren for Governor News Of Men U y l Notice ’a ll nht n r rt*Vr»V r t o r n e r a iie VIII h r « n l*rr(t agatnat ymi. ,, W IT N E S S M r hand anil lha A ft). j* i nr t a ia <*ouri a t .i t n f n M . n o rjd a ^ ^ h ia 1VIh day ot M arch, O, f Marnaah * court. rVrn I ’arV . r ie r lrf a Will Be Here Tonight A PRIL 3 A T 7:30 IN REFRIGERATOR y o h T MYKAfi on-Twn email children, playing while their pick yttANlt^UItt. O t r m i n j - mnther al»pi, tmothered to diath {imei P. Avim, ion of Mr, add In an unuied refrigerator yetttr- In Service irk. W. I, Rvani fir., Sanford, <f»y. . ttcthlty w u promoted lo Army Mr*. Edward lleth found (ttiatkplilA In fictihany, Where he !■ rrm, A, and Raymond, n, dead In anlgned Ip (he PTth General ttni- the rtfrlgefalor when aha aroia WUI, t>arl tH the u. ft. Afmy at 11 I. tfi. She had MAh til with Clre-.lt c l t r k RALLY dttLnftBM Ifcoftfkfc IB U p jk . IDMi had Rode let work r>t A n n M Ia id * N awlnn, raaM anrh nhHherh Area atm mind. 'k n o w n : Captain Evani ii a pediatrician about dayliihL in thk name o( thk Slate ot Pl«r> In IHe hmpllil. He entered tlta SIX emetRS et the ahlp GretncUU Victory apart traditional ebin | protectort aa they arrive In New York, home from Antarctica where t they were part ot “Operation Deeptreere." lln-nayal but practical, the beardi art Worn by f front, t. to r.J: Itoger L. t*reem*n, Daitte C, Fonzellne and Fhlillp Itorat. in back am OunWald nmlderrenl ,C ipt Leopold Duchowakl ahd lllppollle QotuelH. (intemdtlottalj In The Board Room Of The Educational Buildlttf On Baat Commercial Ave. All Fuller WarrOn i»upp«rMW fhr (lovtmor rordlelly inrlled in atlendI th in lh#0tlf ftit l| flld Pol. Adv. Army in July lUM. m S K H S £ !!i ,h* *** Mat O a da»r»» pro rnn f»,«o w ill tm WITNESS my hand and ttilk SIJAVH v “T *' KSum tb e captain etlefcded the Uni* a (rally of Georgia and titoffia edical College, tila wife, Clara, la with him In Germany. Flmtlro retv rfturtS'a tlUMSUI wea ‘ built In llTO, It II Ml f the nldeit .ptructurea lh mllt| The heartrtkntitirlilnkUIr rmttSII *d hhtllhg etleya 0 n h lfv : tB Mwevh reria,. ^ tv' <z- * i s i , ct;'V.nut,,!?r tY &fflRvr j & w tva ia h a ra h r nnllM ha fend »*. iRnm-.airr, A aworn Complaint ftile-1 era mat vK-i in Sim having •t,» r , oitrl it, an4 for Rimlnola Co Uriaa. hv rjutcr w .. not. ..1 “A*r^ rt All YOU A i n All lUYlftt tHwaTAtr! nr Vr.OttlrH iVoya anmieit ra«» fn ih> if’.. . The B«l Air ReriM brltias yrni na puhUthtd «nr» lath Walk for lour r»tii»r„lIva aaava, .vh\,T* ? T a «t » | ^ lukurloa nntl et)nVtrt!ene*S you won’t oven bntrirt to find in BtfippwlHtown "bttfgiUrt” medeli of hither priced cam. Of course, you sUo get Chevrolet’s own special brand of fM0rf*hfHklHf performance, with hftfMpftWftr ranging up to 2201 X? AhU,„'f4 ,,R /•/ p . ir. iietnua Ink * W l UIU of nhli M.rv k m&tvrm® LuSnWr^aiW' fAe new M4 Air Sferi bde* rdf l •p -TWOaTIWtO VOURtAim th e "tw6-T*ft" Vto Itk saasy new Styling Old MlOTfUl new colUemporafy IrttSfiOt-a, Body by Fi*h(f, «f wihm , with Mfdty dftftr Istchee, aa in sit Models ftf the three Chevrolet MridS. And you get the nailed* down stability and the IUNMH of control that make drivlftf' ■a/cr^ond strtetAf-hl a Chtvw <UiOfavAd-WeetherVotor OU uaeMforleadayaorUpto1.000mltea. Ifyi-j H v m m i t rnm to that To».A*Ttc ilvea oaM^fc rtllfca ow e fee It. to to any rntiipa Will drain |\nd rwAll your crank*] Thinw" comforU and eOnvMtlliKeA |UN DHklAt tn euth r low*frfj»«l of. You can pick; youf ty n u f—V | or di Com* on in w d IM #WcR oft* Of Chttry'i 20 Rear beauUea J S . / V d* na a van ee** y w a iF 1toenat, tan* taw-kr eaat eeW*A«t atau^jt iR d r t c t n l t r bp Cw. M S SkMUa — ^ llw glisi ' n~ tt.w l l r a a >* i ^ f t aa ■ .. — . J— -- ■ ' ’ *“ — -....... .. . . . . . • y- AffllrttlT Fevartl^kyi Mwuntf ! MillionOfil �THE SAKP*0*r» TTF^MTTt .SSCW1T, 'W* » SOVS-S-- <-s f iM * AO AMV -TO -vn u . MOU»' A <***»*■ wertMN a m c c n c i * s » p ...N C U C A N M V IC n -S •9UCK O * ANHTWINJ I J " ' T uts. Apr. 3; 1950' Julie Harris, Paul Muni Are Winners Of Tony Medallions i' * , * i ■ i N ew YOnK tn - Broadway •tar* Julia Harrl* and Paul Muni have won "Tony" medallion* lor out *t ending ilr.inutle perform apret during this Iheater araaon. IlM ljrtW O * "Damn Y’ankeet." rho«an the, CM. t WOULD IT 19 TMC ¥ M » C c S t c V f / l HAP THf outstanding musical comedy, r*n ••*UT — M W MttWM F M L W 3 - - .r u * ! A * JSlieP IMT MXjarfl mowr * off with *U awards for *how, suPTfNLV 'vrt can K /OM, I CCW.OMT WAIT YOU WAY Vi»rr VWTHM ret SOW , r fU IJ T I* KXI MOUP HiL* M8 playara and production aUff. r DON'T M*CW WHY•• VJJ* IM A / w WU Mew Mf, nee tmi*, •o r SuDDfNlV 1 MAP JL-STCAU' I W’LL Me ^ "The Diary of /nne Frank" wa* TO M W IT H YOU.' , cunt H«a; namrd Ih# top drama. The 'Tony" av.ard* are prcaenled by th* American Theater Win» ,an organlratlon of oerfnrmer* and elate rraftamen The award* arr In memory nf Anl"'nctte Perry, the wing'a World War It chalr•tnan. , Rroadwar genarallv look* imon the award* aa equivalent to Holly wood'* "Oscara." KXETWTIVK OFFICER of the Aviation Buoidv Offices In I’hllltdelplila, Pn... Copl. D. O. t i n y . Helen llaje* an I other theater TIIH U.SN, met In conference with Capl. It. W. Jm-kaon. t'SN. Ci<niiiinndlng Officer of tiaufi'nl Nnval Au\lnotahle* presrntrd the "Tuny" . llisry Air Station. Wednesday morning to «'<Ut l-i tin* r-,ft,-Icncv of the aupply depnrtineut ni NWA9award* '#1 the Wind’s annual ban •cat* for the. Mar Festival. FAVORS REJECTED Alio iircrcnl nt 111** confcrct-e ss rrs Cdr, l SI, Till ley. URN. Kxmillvu Offtrer of VAll-G, (itaiiilltlg reisn ami other Officer* concerned. (Ilfflci.il Photo, P, S. Now) *■ CINCINNATI, O h i o . (flV"You aren't going to give mi quel Sunday night. Muni won III* award fut 111* per Sevanty-aavan'year# ago a pill- th* flrat clinic# of aeatt," h* r«lanthrnpUt namad Reuben IS portrdly told tlioia who rnlbiti forminre In '-'Inherit the Wlml." S f S T S WaDtdh H V Z ;,,r »•> ****** | Porting actor for hU work l5 "IoSpringer apoke out agalnat »p*- on him. "Th* only reason I g*'>, Mi-s Harris was cl' d for her pnr Yankcita" In M»sq »M nw liU for musical direction, | hcrit lire Wind" Tb<s aupput* tra»a! of Joan of Arc in "Thr cla] favor* balng paaaad hi* way, more money than anybody el a awards wenl In Ru** Rrnwn forJ in me uranta nivtsion, Ed Reg j ing actroi* "tony** wrnt ,‘aI *w and hi* fading* on th# matter Lark " la because I had It to glvt. Tb,rr Florid! an» «t« m ining a bat In ment 80 yaara. T"o award* for mmlcal comedy lupportlng player, Robert Fo«»e Icy was srlrcled outstanding tup- .Merkel of "The Tonder H a w ," ar* othari who** aacrlflc# wa» *a Th# watar locuit'a natural color ar* atlll felt In Cincinnati. not p iy ln j mere attention to Thankful for tha fortune great aa mlna and ponibir 3la red haartwood and lamon yel­ to-thtlc..n«tiv« traaa. Springer poured into th# building greater. Give ' them th* fir*! So think* Lout* T. Nltland. low- aan wood. It I* little U*et, of Mtifilc Hall, mu»le minded folk* choir*." i Florida Agricultural Extension probably becauae of It* acarclty, offered him tha firit choice «f DON’T Thera war* many who had a but It la vary hard and durable. iirvlr# fnraxter, who has baen RAYM OND M. BALL. REALTOR Claim for ipadal attention ai d It Ilnlthra well, too, in making a ' rrutalng Sun»hlne Slat* forests Throw Away Your Tire Dollar* Reran** Your Tire* Ar# RinaM|l. cabinet wood, fane# poita, pole*, It waa decided to auction lb* fin* furnltur*. for nior# than 40 yaar*. Real Estate Pale* — Rental* — Invealmanti Another Florida wood Nleland or radar cheite, and rank* ne*t aeat*. Evan then, th* ton bidder* U t 1VF.I.SH TIRE F lio r tOV \\. Ind Put On New Truck llubhar Old you know European manuto ralalpi for diifabilltv. It' U g atlll hav( to taka their plarri Dependable Insurance and Rond* like* i» th* 'real' Iroiiwnod.trie, factu rrn buy on* Florid* tr»*, Tread* That Mill Gita Guaranteed NEW TIME Wear And favorite of Florida trea-ral*rra In lin* and pay tha regular prbo mill* It Into furnltur* and ihlp the hop-hornbeam. What moat and a wonderful Income prodmar, for the *rata. las# Y our Money. folk call Ironwood actually le • O. M. Mnrrlantt. AnAOfMta Ernkar It right back h»r« for aala? Thay making aa high a* linn a cord The auction bring* approximate­ -.omclhlng tire, blue htach pro­ do, and th*y uia tb# i * M t c u m , . Nlrtaml think* Florida fartn n i ly IIS.ilOO Into tb* featlval fund • 8 . D. Illghleymnn, AaMiirlnla Rnlfaman W E L S H T I R E S H O P M r. W . 2nd a tra* one# found in quantity bably. Th* real Ironwood make* ■hould plant aland* of there na* and hdpa pay th* eipan*ea of axrellant tool handle*. Nleland her*. Thay rail It '»#tln walnut.' 38 YEARS IN SANFORD alii* wood*, to bring back loma bringing anni# of the world'i Park Ave. Smith Thona 9H6 Did you know thera'* a tree say* a crew of worker* broke io that are badly depleted, or not greatest musical talent to Cin­ found In Florida ip rare that it ig 1 many handle* on on* project he generally uaad, cinnati. not found altawher# In th* put In Ironwood handle* aa replacamenU. Theraafter, no hand­ world? ItV tti*'Tenrkyd tfa# and fTorr* only on tha «*it bank of le* broke In u»a—and "w* could th* Appalaehieel* rlvar. A alml- pull eut blf aplkta without any lar rar* traa, th* Florid* yaw, trouble." Hickory atlll la a hlfh-valu* |ro w i In th | aim* are*. Couilnt of tba Terry** ar# found In Cali­ wood for farmera, Nlaland aaya. fornia and China. It would mak* Traditionally It I f ui»d for tool food fane* poiti, If th*ra ware handle*, baseball bat>. and wheal anoufh traa* trft. Early *ettl*r* apokai. It haa h«an badly cut nut out moit of them for poati, and In Florida and neadi raforeatatinn, • tha tra# grow* alowly. Defweed, plentiful In Florida, Did you know thart'* a traa natlra to Florida, th* only <m» of ii th* only wood good anouih for Ita family, which d**pit« it*' pra- loom ahuttlaa In weaving. It la a aane* hart, It callad a "naw traa" 'hlfh-prlc#' wood, bringing food hv tha fnraitar*? It'i tha watar return* to farmera w h o grow It. Intuit, Th* wood It astremely D alio la priied a* an ornament­ hard and tha traa »rew* only al. Sand pin#, raitrlctad to the alon* itr*am*. , . , F R E E with SAVE-M OR Coupon* Did you know th a n * a tTei, poorest, drliat land in Florid* onea prolifla hara but *a grow* whir# no other tree wdll thoroughly cut out that it I* ha- reach tre* ilea- It I* aoft hut •*Inf "ra-lntroducad ?" It’* th# eat- eallant for Intarlor trim h*cau»a alpa, on* of tha finait fenca-post of Ita red knot* and light *»t'tnatarlal* known. It w*a practi­ wood It la not hardy but well cally gona for 100 ytar* but l» adapted to poor aotli Th* Ocala b iin f ranlabllihad now by plant­ National Forest la full of It, ing. It*' wood won't crack or Wild mulberry, a top f°r d prochick, ha* an attractive train , duear far gam* and othar wild whleh makai It valuable for Ufa. alao I* good for fane* poata, It grow* Ihroufhoul th* atat* on fumttur* and Intarlor trim. Thar* la a boat of othar traa* low and high hammock aolli. It (n Florida. In fart, thara are 314 I* fraquantly uaed for railroad dlfftrant kfnda In tha Sunihlna creia-tiaa, atnc* It I* aa hard and State, nearly half of th* total raalat* decay. Rad hay Ii a relatively obirura Identified and rl*i»lfied treat In tha U. B.. 885. Florida ha* mar* wood of Florid* that la lop* for varlftla* than any othar (lata In furnltur* and paneling. It I* of th* Uurat family, grow* all over tha union. m U with 8AVE-M0R Coupon* Th« »we#t fum I* known a t tha itata, and flnlahe* off btautl'the e rosagralned wood' baciuia fully. Th* yallow tulip popular la a It la Ju»t that. Using a wedfa on (t preduea* only a blaeult-alrtd- durable, itandbv nard’iood. Forcklp Imtaad of a ipllt loy. It will marly, trim In Pullman car* waa net ipllt, thoufh **wa can handle made of thii. It l» th* only hard­ It nicely. It I* van#rr*d for furni­ wood tra* to grow a* high *• ture; that'* wh*ra th* European* 200 feet, make* good building uta I t In Florida, It I* uard for material, and each tulip al*>pad haikat and hamper trad*. H ha* flower provides a 'ont-itop' irrb u n badly eut over, deiplt* tha vle* for th* hone'ba* bacgu.e difficulty in hamiltnf II, and Nta- Ita nectar content 1* *o high. Th* magnolia tree la tha medi­ land, ha* a atand planted 13 yaari afo to demonatrat* Ita hardlneaa. um hardwood of Florida and I* It ii fairly rapid frowlnf and th* hi at, of th* natlv* Dowering trail. Ita vanarr la s te d for baagrow* all ovar th* itat*. Catalpa, tha wood with tha kata, hamper* and crataa, but al­ built-in Wood prejervatlva, la ia la gaod for furnltur#. Whit* radar, a lunlpar type, food for outdoor furnltur*, fead rack* and farm f* tti, ate. It la a axcula In beat-building. It la a loft and lifht hardwood and light, aromatic wood and vary m ak u attractive wall paneilnc, durable. It mak** good fane# Aa fane* pmta, It la practically poet* and lalephon* poln, too. Rad cedar la tha elaule on* of Indeptructlhl*. Nlaland know* of on* farm that uied a tat of cat­ all. It haa high value for ui* aa alpa fence peat* without replace­ Chriadma# treaa, pencil wood Floridians Should Pay Attention To Trees 9 Pace 3 W HY PAY MORE? BOTTLED GAS , $ £ .0 0 e w 100-LB. CYLINDER NO INSTALLATION CHARGE SANFORD GASPHONE CO1340 » • . ram . wM m b .... « b bt ^ h e a r in g a id s T1i« flBMt «R ttiM fitof gl|la, fitted by tiparitnead wen with Mulinmant and aids iwcmtyy for «ach Indlrtdutl. Fall pm* ra«r« In 8 make*, 8 Ufa modaln. Tama. Oiir rapraaantallT# in Sanford at MllUr Radio A Ap■Uanea Co. on Friday of aach watk • to 11 Baa MllUr IV Bittifilia ...... ---- v - Sarrtei.on all typo alda, oorda, Battariaa, Rayalfa. ORLANDO HEARING CENTER . . a M 0*>J**»dO. oiid Tbomaa fl. flmltk •W BankBldy ^ Phona >-3316 Orlando Nlgkta aod holidays call Orlando 8-4437 it »’ VftviV >.?* �. / * .> >. V V.j Dulles Should Spray Wf IAMBS MAIL0W many graduates af 10 year* age." Any 4-H aoetlng, eongrae, or communi­ ty fair glvee ample evidence that the young people oa farm* have great ability to carry out their owa projoeta—and that they get a tremendoue kick out of doing a good Job along with their parenta aad big brothers. Our owa Seminole High School Agricul­ ture echool and their achievements glvee wonderful evidence at ambitious youth In tho direction of farm, eattla and poultry progrece. The yardstick of prograo and aeeompllahment la always held up to what we obarve. We have an abundance of rason for believ­ il Baby Wtak ing that the yoqth who centers hie Intersnt ____ „ April W - May I U National In agriculture Is making greeter Inroads in­ t Waek. But In the U. 8. A., and eapeclaU to th* v a t reaches of knowledge and know­ Tit here In Central Florida. It's rally how. Vaah the whole year around. • • • ___ _ trig don't a re who know* It. gHsr about Wde. We'd rather /omp Spring Fever Spring fever . . . a atate of mind, a rear little resale th a n -e s aoiao young • would nut It—dance with flahle. own mild and agreeable affliction of .short dura­ towns Ilka Gabor, or weekend on the Rlvje- tion. Let there be no eure! It comet end It ’*>* Visitor* to our country cell us "chlld- goes, end It's fun while It laata if it doean’t IH M itre d " , end mean It ns n renroach. B'<t laat overlong. t - Wi ttko It aa a eomnllment, because that a Bownre of the "spring fever" that • -Just tha w ar we Intend things to be. comes end stays. It’s nulte apt to be some­ I ' KfjrTit from the eradls up. we like mir thing else. Too many of us slip into a eertaln in to be hsnmr and satisfied. Wo carelessness In our food hnblts—■breakfastthorn for adventure, and for full *x- dodging ia on* of the more common offen­ of the gift* thev have been given. ses— end heedlessly dismiss tho resulting To bo eure, we look toward National symptoms as spring fever. They're similar, a- *Babv Week with Interest end pride. And but not thmaame. “ p r t l i l n k that It Is e period set aside for an If you've been by-passing breakfast \ ■■■anal honor toward ?be youngsters in hretty regularly and now feel not eanricj P tito m m o n ltla scross ths nation. ious but frankly irritable, not blinnfully lasy I r m i n d tho celebration comes at a time hut plain weary, not daydreaming hut down­ J whin politicians can make most of their right dull, the season probably Isn’t the ronson. These are danger signals warning j "Tint that the cutest .thing you ever saw of a shortage of essential nutrients pre­ { approaches. sent In foods usually served at breakfast— # ■gnABrnm— m—— —■ 1 1 protein, B-vitamlna. minerals, vitamin C and vitamin A. An adequate breakfast should ! The Sanford Herald and does contribute e rich supply of tham. We can’t avoid the pleasant Interim of apring fever—but the sluggishness of an ■stM SM.SW e». leie ■< incorrect diet can be avoided. CMm ef SstlwS. VtafUs. •■**» •e t . T i — •( i i n i e. sere Ah Apring! It even keeps a writer from rase pwwwisre. esnw ssi r.uusw going beyond the thoughts of a day dream. ■AHMH RIRM S i s . I i m Hm wetsav • a . WAIH1H0T0N (ft - Somtary af H it* DuIIm , * w Am been around the world with a diplomatic fire extiagobhtr, should spray it on tte CepiioL Seats of the senator! art burning. They're hoi because DuDea* aide* and other govaruaeit offirtala have refuted to giro the Seaate Investigation* aubcomalttoo answers to thoao two ouOatiaoa a« trade hotwoea American alllei aod the Caanl uniats: (1) What Koaia hare hooa agreed to hy thla eouatry aa all right for Ita ether to ten to the Bade, and (I) who ia the governmeat tooh part la the reeommeadatlooe leading to thla agreement? The tueaUeaa have roota la tha peat. During the Korean War, tha *1llea had a tight ambarge on trade with the Bede becauee tbea simoet anything ahlpped them had atratagio valua-that la, helped their war poteaUal—hy Ailing a need, relieving prdstura. But hy August 1M4, the |M m had aa itch ter trade. Thla coun­ m jrflflftf folks taow • lot n o n th is good to. They show morn inltutlvo and ability to Uk* ch ain of things than lit h m And frandfathen at tho samo wording to a 4-H export. [ A. Erickson, who has written "Mr pTears With Rural Youth", doocribei a jjrhen "a boy rarely had the opportunlkOWB his owa animals or grow his own | because his father ran the fern with jtitorlal hand." Way, ha eaya, "a boy of i s who haa started high echoot lntowe more about liar and the world around him than Flood Control Tuesday, April S, 199fl TODAY*! BIBI.R YKRAK They found a men o f Cyrene, Simon by ■ame; him they compelled to bear the erosn. —Matthew 17: It.—Men from Africa have '.been oowtpoHod to bear the cronn for e very long tine, but thoee that have borne it Willingly have greatly profited thereby. The 48rd national eonventlm at the National Rivers and Harbors Congress will bo held at Washington, D. C., May 11*12 with one of tho main tonlee for discussion slated as "Flood Control." Florida, end especially Central Florida, may well benefit from the convention nine# 1998 has been termed as the "year of de­ cision" In the long campaign for adequate control and tha conservation of our water and land resources, The Cenlral Florida area Is feeling the effects of the lack of conservation with lakes and streams drying up, aprlnga disappear* tng and wella unable to supply adequate wnter supplies. Now la tha time to affectively convince the leaders who will gather ia Washington to consider aueh problems. S P E C IA L S On Used Cars *M fttedcbiktr Sedan $ 350 . 11 Buick Sedan Clean — Good Urea — One Owner 11 Chevrolet Bel-Air Sed. One Owner — Low Mileage Looks New IS Buick Super Sedan One Owner — Low Mileage Ciena ms. moo. $ 1 2 9 5 . 14 Ford 1-Dr, V-8 Sedan One Owner — Kitra Clean $ 1 4 9 5 . 15 Pontiac Station Wagon One Owner — Extra Clean $ 1 6 5 0 . I I Chevrolet 3-Dr Sedan One Owner — Extra Clan Editor flanfnrd Htrsld Sanford. Florida Door Mr. Harmani Th« Sentinel. County Jayeee* would Ilka te iip rw i th .lr linear, appr.elatl.a for th# fin. publicity (Ivan before. during and after tha Kattar E f t Hunt. Tte dallght shown fane Irandrtd* of children mak.a aa fool that tho ar.nl waa a huga aureoaa and cooperation autk aa youra balpod to maka It poialbla. Plaaaa extend ta all thea« In your organisation whs worked with ua our gratitude, , Rlnraraly, David Thrasher, Chairman Xaator Egg Hunt IBCBBTABT TO BBTT1B JACKSONVILLE (St-Mfl. May Placboa will reUre June SC after U yean at executive eocrotary ef the Florida Tuberculosis and Health Aeia. Mm began tatercqloeia wort after ate wan mmad af the disease $ 1 7 7 5 . rStm t Hard T° P$ 2 8 2 5 ** LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Newspaperman's Tour Report This U tte 18th la • aeries ef •rtielea written hr Mra. Carouse Welti who la repreaeetieg The Sanford Herald ee a teur ef farelse countries. Tonight finds ne ia a very mod am hots! hi one of tte oldest cities in Christendom. But I reeUr araat back up e bit ad tall you af tha last two days. On tha morning af tha ITth we left la a fleat of eight privet# ears from Damascus oa our way to Amman. Tte scenery along the sis hour rido was simply magnifi­ cent—e constantly changing pano­ rama from green valleys te tall bare mountain*—herds ef camels end goats—Arabs along the way waving whenever they saw as. It was as though tha Bible ware coming te life before my eyes. We had a picnic lunch la a small Syrian town in the park. Tha only depresalng or unhappy note In th. trip waa tha great number of Arab refhgees wo passed along tho way both In Syria, where (hero are about ISO,000, and In Jordan where there are belt a million. Tte plight af theaa refu­ gee* is set oa eaiy as# - they Uvt ta (ante, eaves and adobe huts — with a semmuaal water spigot (or pom ta aewae cease) •ad oammunol toilet firllltiea. Tte squalor aad Alta ta which they allot dsftee daeertptien. These people am bitter ted puttied. They fled Palestine er were driven out bp battle actios tome eight years age with the belief that they would return coon. Such hat not been th* eeie Nellher they nor their Arab brothen on whose lands they are camping can accept the situation. Their hope may be waning ever going bark to their hemes but set their blttemeia and hatred ef the Israeli who occupy their land sow In a lighter vein, I muit tall you about our border trotting Into Jordan, Our motorettta wtt mil by th. local government official* and we were Invited 1st* a email open air restaurant for tea. The tablet were all tot with gttaaoa and Jar* of lovely wild flowers down ta# ten Ur. Ws were served eeokiea and Turkish eigarctlst while tte whale populace ef tte tillage stood around aad watched ua — grinning tU tan Him . At iaUrvata a Under would about something In Arthfe and taty would til rhasr and aUp. We found that theaa eteete wars al­ ternately lor young King Hntteln and at. n was one ef ta* most touching sod Under displays of hospitality I have aver tees. Mind you. all of these people Bawl tho UniUd Stales has hooa partUt to loraol Mace Me tegtaaiag aad many of them there el tte herder warn refugees ttemtoive*. Oar driver, for one, had fled hie terns tr.d land tome eight years before with nothing but tte clothes an hit back. But the** Jordanian*, contrary to wli»« one might eipec* worn glad to toe ne aad woicoaud m heartily. While I am W M * Steal tew pUality, I (imply mart UN rw about flu bread our groap act teea receiving tar flu lael week or eo. If a Moslem InvtUi yoa to Ms home (or office ta flu m m af iaurvlaws) and does set yoa eo me thing far pour alemieh te hag iaaultod you. If te thing and H to refoood, te U taaulUd. lad. Far tale reI tea aw group has tea* averaging deity t a aorta cups f t Turkish eotfae, enough cigarette* to fill s boxcar sad astarted stadias and tweets. Not caring for tte m IIm itself •ad eat smoking any atom, things worn tough aatil I found out tte im trt ooei took toady after tte cwfoM and ft helped kill tte u s u . This b a t a comaUlnt by any ■ e c u , ttaea K t ' courtesy and frUadUMM ef tha poopto have mate at all mom i t ease ta a foreign lead aad we Are apprecia­ tive. Wo had aa tslerriew tan day before yesterday with Prime Minister lem lr B1 Bifal, a gentlevoiced man who glvo tho Paloaliss cats u it rtlaud u Jordan, la aatwtr U one qussUoa in which U w u stkod if it would te possible u pay tha Arab refugaa* for their properties and settle (hem elsewhere, this man with quiet dignity said, "Money doei not buy homoc." Ha also told ua that try met with them 4a Parte. It waa agreed many Hama formerly considered atratogie could bo Ukan off the embargo liat aad cold the Bed a. Restriction* on trade with Bed OHaa have been kept tighter. gen. lfcCleOaa (D-Ark), aubeommiure chairman, raid theao agroementa went to the "very do- aadld aee eaeratly — but not mnha public —the lie! af foods taken j rommuniim fa- not welcomed *r (peaks very goad Kagliah. He re­ knowingly tolerated In his country which ctatemtnt I believed. However, I must sty that I have never seen a mors fertile ground for Commuabm than thla wholt MlddU Beit area. Ths people :«n the Arabs) feet that they have barn wroagtd by the Bittern pow­ ers ta their dcatra U repatriate th* mfagaaa. Tte countries am all pdte — desperately to, sod now Buitie Is giving forth a big imlle •ad offering aid to aayona Intore at*d. What more could tte Beds ask? Die Arabs baliava that Israel will start tte Jordan Elver diver­ sion project tad they sey, "then we must defend ourselves" — for out hem water li precious. Tte situation looks bleak to mo. I. frankly, can see nothing but war ahsad If tho status quo dees sot change. Wt had ta audience yesterday with young (AO years old) Bing Hussein of Jordan. He U en In­ telligent appearing young man, vary dark and slight, about five foot ooo inch In staturo and, at ■ result of hit English schooling, ceived our group In a really mag­ nificent white room draped ta maroon aod gold. Tte table at which ws were seeled accommo­ dated all forty-two of ua plus Hla Majesty. Etch chair was uphols­ tered ta a different pattern of broead. — quits impressive. Ths King himself struck ma as being a very young and Inexperi­ enced person la an extremely tough situation. His personal life hat bean a sad one, I would think, since te was with hla beloved grandfather, Abdullth, at the time te was aissssiaited. HI* father was s schltophrenle and was com­ mitted to an asylum laaving this youngster m the Jordan throne — one of tte hotspot* af th* world. Hla life b not an enviable one, as -I observed it, and as our vary abl« Ambassador to Jordan. Mallory, pointed out In bis brief­ ing session yeiterday. W* spend tonight la Jerusalem — th* Arab aide, from there I hope te writ, of our Holy Land siperiencat which I am already anticipating very much. off tan atmtsgle Bat H Pari*. Why secretly? TW* w it Iks ma­ son given: U J .* m i« - la P*H bacwfle af eMfUctini poUUcai faction* in /hata owa eonatiiaa, soma of than Communist — don’t want disclosed their agmononta on what caa and can’t te eold Bussls. Lavera J, Duffy, eimcommlttee Investigator, testified that whlla ha wm refused dataile by thla government on Hems takaa off th* embargo list ha waa abla ta get soma Information from de­ bates In Britain's Parliament. Elsanhowtr himself has said th* Paris agmamanis w*m pacassary to bobttr allied economies- by finding a Russian market tor theirw goods—and thus cut down oa V.S.v foreign aid expanses. This year ha asked Congmsi to vote almost flva billion dollars In ■Id for Amarican friends aad si­ lica. ’ McClellan, sort at tha adminlatratioa's atons wall, aakad tha Sonata not ta act on Elsenhower's foreign ale request until tte tubcommittee gad •*■* answer* ta fertlga trad*. * Ha said te ta nonvlnead tte administration's "policy of aeereey" la "designed for hiding errors, In­ efficiency, and th* bad judgment of government officials." • n a g WIND RESULTS IN DEATH CHEYENNE, Wyn. tta-A high wind popp'd open th* hood af Glenn Leavitt’s car as te w a s f driving en U. S. IS about M miles north of Cheytnna Tuesday. Ha got out to put It down. Th* wind blew hb bat off. Leavitt, *4, darted after tte hat, In front of an oncoming tar. H* died 1* a hospital four hour* later. Ray Conrad of Scottabluff, Neb, th. otbar driv.r, was not hold. MOTHER, SON KILLED * OKEECHOBEE lit-A mother end her 19-year-old son ware kill­ ed near hart whan their ear col­ lided with ■ truck. State Trooper Hal La* laid Mr*. Matthew Thomas, M, and 'Joseph B. Thomas died when their rtr collided with a truck drlvtn by Robert Stevens of Woet Palm Beach. you or* cordially invited : to-our wu ttinutiH unmui » ii» Aum uw $r lir/M I A ll U U Iff / lf fl T e f f e .M * * * e e a a e e s .e e « .................................. tar T REGISTER TO VOTE ONLY I DATS LEFT $1200. DISCOUNT IBS* BUICK ROADMA8TER 4-DR M e n FnJDy egnipped with Fewer Steering. Power Brakes, Seleriroaie Radio, Undersea! Hater and all Bulck-eq. ■IpninL Thla la Bnlck'a Cnaton Built Car. Nicholson Buick Co. BAUM BOOM OPBN ALL DAT BATUBDAT 111 MAGNOLIA AVI. PHONR 1014. r * v •s* ** " BOOKS CLOSE APRIL 7th. Tmi Mar rectater it tha feDawteg places Chamber ef Comitoare* Bldg., Sanford, • te I d ap . 7 p. bl to • p. » ., Tune. April I. Boar Lake, Wed. April 4th. I to 10 p. n. Genera, Friday, April flth I to 10 p. m . to aettfy teperrtser ef Barista*' •d yewr^nddmu state legUUrtaf. JwM \ V*a have ahai# * '.tea ■aerial 1M1 aad leMlaol* County Democrat!* ix te uthrd fT— mtried e a o a c t c c c s c e c o o c e o e i M f ^aa>« �g n B m R sn m g u m * C a rd e n TUESDAY ® Tb*. regular busineis and social meeting of the Daughters of We*, ley will be held at 7:30 p. m. at McKinley ltall with Mr*. A. B. Steven# group as ho*, taasca. Tha monthly meeting of the board at aiders, deacon* and deaconesses of tha Firit Chela0 tlan Church will meet Tuesday, 7:10 p.m. at tha church. O. D. Landresa is chairman. At 10:30 a.m. tha Women of the First Presbyterian Church, Sanford will conduct an “Inlen■ivt Bible Study on Book of Deu­ teronomy” to be held In tha Edu­ cational Building of tha ehurch. A covered dish luncheon will be served a t noon. Mrs. H. H. MeCaalbi, Spiritual Growth Chair­ man, wlil be in charge of tha 1 meeting, Tha Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club will m tat at lb* cantar • t • p.m. Thero will b« a business and pro­ gram meeting at tha Methodist Church at • a.m. with board meet­ ing aim planned. Program at 1:43 a.m,' Tha Adult Ensmlngcr Bible Class will hold It* monthly social In th* Congregational Church Fellowship Boom at 7:30 p.m. » Ths Unity Class will m**t In tha Valdes Hotel at T:4J p.m. Tha public la Invited. • • WEDNESDAY Th* worship ocmmltt** of the First Christian Chqrch, B. H. Williams, chairman, will m*at ( Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. at Iha horn* of Mrs. J. L. Horton tr., 705 Palmetto. Enrollment of live year-old* for Kindergarten nrxt year will taka plac* in the Parish Annex, ith and ( Oak Avo„ 1 to 3 p.m. Clrcl* No. 9 of th* Flrat Proabytarian Church will meat at 10 a.m. in th* horn* of Mrs. John Burton, 26.10 So. Laurel Avenue, g Mr*. Hugh Whtlchel Jr., la chair­ man of Clrcl* No. 9. Th* First Presbyterian Church will hava Ita mid-waak Bible hour af the First Preibyurian Church a t 7 p.m. and at 7:30 p.m. Chan- tel Choir rehearsal. A general bu.l.iesi and social mseting of tho Sanford Woman's Club will be held tn tho club houae with Mrs. Alyce D. McPherson, Suporintandent Florida State In­ dustrial School for Girls aa guest speaker. Luncheon at 11:30, Reaervation* should be In to Mrs. Oscar Harrimtn, 2064 telephone. Tha WSCS of tha Ebeneier Methodist Church will meet at th* home of Mr*. S. E. Norwood at 7:43 p. m. THURSDAY At 7:30 p.m. tho Youth Choir will have their rehearsal. At 4 p.m, Junior Fellowship wilt have their meeting. Tha Southiida P-TA will have a regular maating to b* held el the school. Teachera will talk to tho partnls at 7:30 p.m. with aeaaion to begin il I p.m. The Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club will hold ita weekly duplicate game at th# Yacht Club at • p. m. Visitor# welcome. , Seminole Chepter No. >, OES will meet at I p.m. In th* Masonic Temple. The TEL elite of the Firit Baptist Church trill meet In the chepei it t p.m. Mrs J. A. Cunninghsm end hor group will be hos­ tesses WEEKEND CELEBRATED Saturday it tha USO a "Mad Rattar’a Danes" waa held with senior hoitaeaea being from the VFW Auxiliary. Junior hostesses were Camilla Myer and Peggy Beat. Sunday an "B aiter Sunday" waa celebrated with Betty Michel* and Marian Divia acting as Junior boa(•am . Butter sauce for fish. Heat a quarter cup of butter in a small tauespan ar skillet until It foams; renter* from th* heat and *tir In ons-and-a-half tea­ spoon* of lemon Juice. Pour ever th* fish and sprinkle with mlne#d parsley. Add dry mustard, Wercsstarshlr* s*ue* and curry powder to a cht**« souffle for tatoraatIng flavor. All Calendar listings And Sodety News Art RiiPfRtaUn.. LAST D 4 X - Mr., Mrs. J. Beck Will Attend Big Alumni Meeting N oSk ■T SADIK B. GUT The Sanford Garden Club af P. P. G. C. Now that Easter is behind »s wa can gat back into our garden* In earnest. completing Jobs that were carried over from Marcfc. Having lived up to ita reputa­ tion for being the windy month, it hat given ut on* of our moat Important chorea, that of provid­ ing watar ever the whola garden, giving apeclal attention t« shal­ low rooted plants such a* sta l­ es*, camellias and lawna and also our spring blooming bulbs and perennials such as amaryllis, Easter lilies and daylillta. Prune (rape myrtle atverely for larger and better bloom. He ture t« feed them well and also other summer bloomer* like Jaearanda, Peltophorum and Koehlreuterla (Golden Rain Tree.) Wisterias should be pruned back after flowering leaving two or three ayaa only on branches close to tha main stem, a t the flowsra do aot coma from the rank new growth but rather from the older wood. To maka a tree or “standard” of a wisteria prune off all runners aa fait as thsy appear ta throw tha strsnglh in­ to the main stalk and top growth. Provide these plants with deep rich soil and lots of water and fertiliser. Papaya seedlings need a weak liquid lertlllier every two week*, increasing strength when heavy growth starts, in m a te fertiliser gradually until plants four feet high get about two pound* per month. Maka sure drainage it good then mulch and watar well. Spray cltru* with Volck when fruit Is marblt site. Add Isolux t* control aphids as wsll. Cuttings and air layers should do wsll now that ntw growth hat started. • Annuala for A p r i l include cockscomb, cosmos, dahlias, gilllardlaa, marigolds, ornaments! gourds, petunias, portulacas, and ainnlas. Now. that amaryllis are in full bloom why not try pollenlsing your ehniceit blossoms 7 Use a healthy plant for ths parent and pollen from the best flower ob­ tainable. If you have any Dutch hybrid amaryllis or can obtain toms pollen of one from a friend by ail meant use it. After all you hava to wait threa or morrf years for a seedling to flower so it pays to us# the best. Aftsr selecting your prospective parent bloom remove the atamene with their powdery pollen and discard them to prevent ■olf-pollanlsalinn. Then take ■ stamen from your chosen male parent and dust tfie pollen on th* three-parted stigma of th# bloom on which yon with to obtain teed. Tha pol­ len must be at th# powdery By 5 p. m. Tha Day Preceding Publication Schedule Mr. and Mrs. Jay If. Beck will attend th* big annual meeting of District No. p of the University of Florida Alumni Association, which will be held In the Wyom­ ing Hotel In Orlando Tuesday evening April 3. The Orsnee Countv Club Iv actinic a- host and other clubs In the District ar# Seminole and Osceola counties. This It an unusually Important meeting at problems now facing the administration of th* Univer­ sity at Gainesville will be dis­ cussed ami the support and coun­ sel of the Alumni members I* being sought. Fred J. Ward I* president of Orange County Alumni Club and Raymer F. Maguire Jr. It viespresident of th* District. The Invitation was extended by letter from these officers. * This summer'* fabrics] fool the Jacket with a black velvet yoke and a couple of rhinestone butWhat you think i* a t oo| suit tone that could go ta lunch with turn# aut to be cotton. V'hat you assurances at th* Colony or think i* silk may be a nylon Twenty-One. There it a gray checked cotton bland. What appear* to tweed may wall be linen. And what tweed with slightly longer fitted looks like linen prubably; will b* Jacket, a crisp collar line, slim skfrt and an air of confidence. anything from dacron lot wool. And there’* ■ distinguished suit High In th* popularity poll for aummar wear are new cotton in his new demldetached silhou­ suits, aa carefully tailored and ette, with semlfltted Jacket and back Interest, that I* don* in a highly styled aa th* gems of the spring and fall collections, but light-weight fabric blending ray­ havinf cotton’# apeclal assets of on, mohair and wool. It hai the coolness, easy eleanabllltV and easy, unaccented look of tom* comfort — to aay nothing of of the newest Parisian stytss, would be perfect fnr town or trav­ thrifty prices. wear practically the year Arthur Jahlnw has turned out el round. a group of cotton summer suits There’s news and excitement that ara well-hred enough for in th* fabric* you'll be seeing in a board of directors' meeting, look for all the world like, vv*ol, summer'a favorite fashions, so and com# In'the newest silhou­ If you haven't brushed up on re­ cent development# in th* textile ettes of 1936. go out end' have a look. There is, for Instance, ■ gray world, You'll b# happily surprised. slub-waav* cotton tw**d suit with Variations on the slim silhoilslim aklrt and flattaring fitted ett* are many and Ingenious, aa developed by versatile American designer* who know how to maka a difficult silhouette wearable. In aulta, eoitunies end after 3 dresses, th* sheath lin# It almost universal for spring, but It hat , u t, conference been engineered with architectur­ al skill so that women with nor­ mal curves nerd not fear it. Th* secret, say designers, it build­ ing SHAPE Into the dress, so that if follows the natuial curvet of th* body without straining its team* at any on* placs, giving the saty, fluid line to Important to th* nsw spring look. Suit skirts, though slim, are carefully cut to at to fit easily and smoothly over th* hip*, fall to ■ narrow hemline, with walk­ ing fullness achieved by lowplaced pleat* or allla, usually at th* back. The popular drest-snd-Jacket costumes usually consist of th* slimmest of sbsaths with • cover­ ing coat or Jacket—and her* again th* shape Is Ihe thing. To­ day's well-designed costume Is a skillfully molded production that would do n edit to a sculptor, since simple lines make basic rut and runtime!ii>n even mor* im­ portant. When it is Hanging in the closet on ■ hanger, th* suc­ cessful sheath has th»_ rounded line* of th* body, built' In to its Inner construction of th# gar­ ment, achieved hy curving teams, linings and careful pre-fitting. Those sleek, sophisticated din­ ner and cocktail gowns in paper­ weight silks also require the most meticulous draping and molding to achieve the figure-flattering affect that ie th* goal *f the new fashion*. IPs undoubtedly Irua that there i* mnr* to th* aheath allhnueit* TUB LONG. LEAN LINE than meets th* eys, and that It plummets from shoulder to hem takes careful curvet to form a in this navy crepe thre«-ti*rcd straight line In fashion. tunic. Large buttons on ths tide of th* skirt emphasis# th# narrow alUtmirtlr. and Hannah Troy silts Hi# side of th# akirt for a touch of Uic oriental in­ fluence. M Miss Schedule of Mlai Myrtle Wilson, home demonstration agent April 4-10 li as follows: April 4 Chuluota Horn* Demonilralion Club will meet at tha tchool home at 10:00 a m. Tha de­ monstration by Mlu Wilton will be "Style Suitable to Individuals— •hort - tall - fat - slim " Mrs. Wlnegar will give a demonstration on using smalt electrical appli­ ances. April S Longwood Home Demon­ stration Club will meet at the Library at 10 a.m. The demonstra­ tion by Miss Wilson will be "Style Suitable to the Individuals—sh o rttall — (at — slim.” Mrs. Morris will give a demonstration on the use of small electrical equipment, April 0 Executive Committee of the Home Demonstration County Council and the Program Planning Committee wilt meet at the Com­ munity Center at 1:30 p m. April t (1Iris' 4-It Club of the Slavla school will meet at the school at 3:30 p m. The demonstra­ tion wilt be "Improve Your Acces­ sories." April 1# County Chorus will meet at 9:30 a.m. at the Commun­ ity Cenier for practice. Airis' 4.If Club of Geneva will meet at the school at 0;K7*.m. The demonstration will be "ImpriAe Your Accessories." Home Demonstration Club of Geneva will meet at the Commun­ ity nultdln* at 1:30 p.m. Miss Witson's demonstration will he "Style Suitable to Ihe Individual—short— tall — faj — alim." Mrs. Wlnnegar will give a demonstration on the use of small electrical appliances, The ceramics class will meet at 7:30 p.m. at Seminole High School. HIOH-TN*EFFECT WAIST­ LINE for spring is shown 'th this Herbert Sondheim drtee c f navy silk bcngaUne. Ri«Hm*K lac* edge* tha over-collar and cuff* of white organdy. Natural eheddar cheese com eg rind-fre* In alr-reilstant wrapper# th#** days, It may be (sad 1* S-ounce, about 14 ouneea and 1> pound packages, , (paAAonaU UEEN 3ppy Birthday f APRIL I Mary Jsn* Zltirower APRIL 3 Mrs, L. T Sheppard Pat Bruce Dick Bruce Frank Adams ALSO A U TO LOANS Lowest Cost * SA N FO RD m l o o k k a iw n u Eu INSTALMENT I.OAN DEPT. Member FlltC l a v a g s co n q u a ttn l I ‘ - ■ L V : X . rm - 'oic in " Summertime Pink * CONQUEROR Th# pinks ara Meemlng again, doing their Job a f flattery again—la Gay Gibson's beguiling fashion* of Fuller'a lustrous Dip 'a Dry cotton. This dro*s. In a story-book print. Pink plus aqua, taupe, black. Siaes 9 to U, •14.96. Candy atrip** going off In *vsry direction—all cunningly designed t* mak* you slimmer. Other nlcetlss: mod. •at neckline, perky bow, walst.whlHlIng cummerbund. “Su m* wurtima Pink" nlua aqua or vellow, Bites 6 ta 16. I1L6L Plain and fancy . . * Gav Olhaon'a long-torao <ir#*s of Dip 'a ' Dry cotton does some plain and fancy flattering with It* matching la>* trim, ita poufed-out ■klrt. In pastel shads* of pink, blua or anus. Sis#* i to II. 114.93. There's a may f it urn for this cotton dress of Fuller's shrink-eontroL )*d Dip 'n' Dry—it’s • ur# tn beautify «vrry summer day ar night you wear It. With a econp neck and bouf­ fant skirt. Pink, blue, aqua. gold. fits** • t* II. 112,91. Slender ta tha aheath . . . with a distinctive t o l l e r that bacomea a tiny covsr for vour •hnuldera. Tha Fuller Din 'n* Dry cotton washes beautifully! In deap pink, deep blua or dee* tan. Bls*a I to M. 911-99. Big polkn dote for g dress a* gny a* a sum­ mer dayl With Em­ pire bodice and looped spaghetti bow. DId V Dry e o t t o n resist* creases, soil) l o o k ! fresh longer. P i n k , blue, g r e e n , gold, filial I t# IB. 114.95. Bales allheustt# drain with a lovely neckline, frosty lac* and cart, rldg# pleating on tha bodice, a graceful gath. ared skirt. Pink, blue or aqua In Fuller's wonderful easy-to.wask Dip V Dry. SUw* 6 to 16. 114.99. Beginning Wednesday, April 4tK Store Will Be Closed Wednesday Afternoons r* v— -. i im 4j �I ___ - —I • WtoM* trews EOW* last baking, S d a b e not up a tray attracUvoly ■ t h a linen doth aad a sprig of fonythl* ths Md Jemmy had bfought homo that afUrmtaL From th* din tag-room oh* brought an* of tto nested to* table* and net It a t Wader* elbow to bold tto Uhy, K* roused himself sufficiently to ■ure ad what the aataat ptoaa are, or where thla whale thing la going. 1 doubt that either Morgan or Nor. wood truete me completely. Bo U r Tve toon kept oa the ouiaklrte of the Movemeat, not admitted to ita Inner circles. Perhaps I can do mere good by doing along then by atepplag o u t u the w ont came to tto w ont, I might to able to swing my weight In opposition." "la theta My danger to you la thleT" aha naked uneasily. Me heeiU ted just long enough ao that hia answer waa not oomplete* ty reaaaurtng. 'Tm scarcely involv­ ed. But I know they're railing money out west to a r a deserter*. Editor* who ara m the movement ara publishing demorallaing piece* la the papara. Coplea ara then am t to aoldiera to encourage desertion. 1 don't Uke It, Lora. This has IU ugly aspect*." to town to toe* whenevrr ytm like." * • "Then get him bads tomorrow. Battle Utinfa with my mother, Thlrty.flra member* *f the leaLora. You c m handle her better ford Women's Oolf Aseoefetlon then anyone elee." Lora thought about that. Bho participated hi Uie Championship oould do what he aaked aaeily Tournament with final matches enough. And U aha performed thla ptsysd last week a t the Mayfflr eervice bo would to rellovod and Country Club. grateful. He would need to take no Mro, Jeanne Foullr won te w further blame upon himself If his Cross Medalist with a 19, and mother became 111 again, or other* Mm. Roe* Adame won . Lew NH wise bah* rad badly. "Lora." Wada said eofUy, "what Medalist with a 71. Th# Chamois# ara you thinking T Where hare you Flight waa won by Mis* Illen Rotts with Mr*. Jeanne Foulk oo goneT" Bha looked at him then, aecing ru n n e r-u p . Consolation waa won clearly what aha must d a "I've by Mrs. W. K. MeRoborte. , been thinking of what you've ask* First Flight waa won by Mr* •d of me. W ada- to gat th# dog Walter Rwlnsen with Mro. Price Hoard at nsnnewsp. Conaolatrn won by Mr*. Cannon laehl Se­ cond F lig h t Mro . t . C. Hoymaa with Mrs. R. W. Hsrron a* runn tr.o p t' Consolation, Mr*. Royd Woborj Third Flight wa# won hy Mr*. Charloo Masks with Mro.* Mate! Porter as mnner-upi Con* solatlon, Mr*. J. Russoll Wilson, Fourth Flight Winner wao wen hy Mr*. H. K. Ring with Mr*. Fred Psrklns as runnar.up. mb Smallwood Victor Over G. Ortega In 10-Round Bout NEW YORK - Hardy (B«lo o k * ) Smallwood had an unbeat­ en string of five today and * date to try snd make It *l« following L i - victory I— a ia o ln n 'e H tin lP his over tMexico'* 0*sp*r Ortega. The M-year-old n . 0 ! from Brooklyn proved loo strong for the 20 -year-old Mexican In win­ ning th# decision after 10 round* of slsm-hsng action at St. Nich­ olas Arena list night. Smallwood outweighed hl» rival, 157 to 1S3U, and tha difference showed In power. Bsiooka dropped Ortega for ■ nlnr-count In the fourth round and piled up a big lead In tha firat half of th* fight. Ortega rallied In th* last half but couldn't overcome Betook*'* margin. Judge* Aril* Aldala and Artie Schwarti each voted for Smallwood, 8-4-1. Refer## Georga Walsh made It 8-3-1 for Smallwood. Th* Associated Presa card had Smallwood In front, 8-4. 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I.u la l New I'n n re lU e h lb H u rt— 0/ Id M llr «lre«e N lllc h m e t, Jrte Ittn rk, Popper N lrtnk, llo s lr r . Iln w K si-!lln e , R lorm y H ol­ ler Pure Peeh, Pueh M n lh H ere — */ |< Mile n ra S e A J r r r r P r - r ty , P le te y Nuerrt, M l—J ill,lir e , 111,-hardtnn, R if e ly Tim e, III,ind r To ole, 111,lie,, llo rit, Poluredo Tom m y T e n i a M e r e — R /I R M ite ( t r a d e A l.oel IV te k F n d P ro ttllm e , R 't ir r Jnnee. F lo r e ,U le . o tu b e , n ocke* lee r, M anila Rue L la SMITH, fiAMA&R Tli# Senford Women** (Jet? A»* nm>n old bell perk,- ended i Delation bald Its monthly lun- In a 8-8 tin a* tha t e'elocb eurfrw rheon and builnes* meeting a t ra titb t tba fJirebl/'NtUltog Tlgera ___ * B . . L . . a ’ leeMW k a il the May/afr Country Club ls»t *nd Cube tfte r sn hour gnd half Wednesday. Tbs luncheon tsh les.o f play. * \ were beautifully decorated with j Th* Tigers sat wall la ths first Easter basket# filled with spring j Inning and rucked up Jour runs flowers and a large n*«t of eggs, on sis walks >that McMurray d<mehleksns and bunnies by ths so. ated and s ' two-toggef by his dot chairman, Mrs. John Craw, opposing mmindstnsn. SummsrsUl. ford who also prsisnted Mrs: He finally set down the BetijjR Earl Higginbotham a prise for batsman on strlke-onl*. holding tho lucky number which The Cube hod their big chukker was hidden In a large plastic egg. In the third when they, too, Mrs. Ross Adams, prosldont whomped up four runs. Morton presided orop the business meot. walked and was out at ooeond on ing. The following tadloa wero op. n floldor’s choice of Boweao blew pointed to strre on tho flora Inat- to Harriott. McMurray end Cor. Ing committee far 1*68-67 effU ley drew psetts and the# Robinson ears! Mrs.'- Hugh Whelehel Hr., belted a elngl*. ily the time th# chairman, Mr*. John Crawford, Tlgoro got through throwing tba \T 7 \S Of rut 1 lie P H IU I/% Y fl wrotowwr a s* auladhpua > 3 it* r a w r C O H TA H M /rt4A *l lO H M tr ttA K t, 1/ Umr y r tu M t -•» cuM teotnm , rtxt y M HU* KANSAS CITY Ik)—Th* Bartle*villa Oilers and the beanie Bakers get a chance tonight to replay the championship game of the Nation­ al AAU Basketball Tcurnammt, but both have failed to live up to expectation* they would supply ths nucleus of ths U.S. Olympic team. Tha armed force* and the Collogo All-Star* clash In tonight's second gam* after knocking off th* AAU teams In lha first nlgM of a three-night round robin. Ths armed forces club, coached by veteran Bruce Drake, bowled over th* Oilers 78-77 In ovcrtlmo last night, and ths College AllSi>r» ran away from th* Bakera 86-78. Tho nloyoff* end tomorrow night with th* winning club furnishing from five to seven of ths player*' for the U.S. team going to the Olympic* In Australia In Novem­ ber. When tho playoffs started to. night’* meeting between the Oilers snd the Bakers promised to be the key game. Bartlesville had lost 53-57 to Seattle in the finals of the AAU T o u r n a m e n t , but had trounced the champs three times earlier In the scaion. The College All-Stars supposedly hadn't practiced together enough to dick against a team that had played os a unit all year. And the armed force* club drawn mostly from the Air Force and beefed up with one Navy, two Marine snd three Army additions, didn't have height. Gib Ford, Larry Dugan and Ron Tomale sparked the armed forces. Dugan tipped In a basket midway through the flve.mlnute overtime to send th* winners Into » 74-70 lead and scored a doien points for the night. For the College All-Stars two University of San Franclico stal­ warts, Bill Russell and K. C. Jones, scared 42 points. ’ NO. 2 OR BETTER? FSU RACE TIGHTENS TODAY TALUHASSEE (W-Th# chempinnahip rare tlghtrnr.1 as teams entered th* fifth round of th* FlorIda State University Invitational llatohall tourney today. Previously unbsalcn Florida Stale was dropped 18-12 by West Virginia yesterday as Wisconsin blailed Brown University 18-8. Yesterday's plsy thr*w FSU and Wlecnnaln Into a tin for first pises with rrcords of I-t. IRInola was upaet hy Notr* Dam* 8-8 and dropped Into a tie for second pi*c* with West Virginia at 8-1. FLORIDA SOUTHERN CREW DEFEATS AMHERST LAKELAND (It — Th* Florida Southorn Colt*|* «r*w dofoattd Amherst Coltog* yesterday la tfeo record timo of 4 alaut** 181 ***• onda. Th* eld record for th* ntaotenths mil* ooutm on L*k* Hol­ lingsworth wa* 4 minutes IS **«• ondi, *et ay Southern la 1N4,‘ Golf Association Nomifjaling Group Appointed At Meet A. Low Gross. Mrs. Jcann* Foulki Low Net, Mrs. Ross Adorns; Low Putts, Mr*. Am Wltsel. 0*«* “ • Low Gross, Mrs. John Ivey; ly>w Nst, Mrs. Charles' M**ks; Low Putts, Sirs. A. D. M arih;’Clast C. Low Gross, Mrs. Harry Woodruff; Low Net. Mrs. II. K. Ring; Low Harriett. 3b Putts, Mrs. Frsd Perkins. Dandridge, e March 7—Tournsment —Medal High, lb Ploy— Clos* Ai Low Gross, Mrs. Summersill, p T. F. McDaniel; Low Net, Miss Rramlett, ss Cecil# Heard; CUs* 0; I-ow Grots, Adams, cf . Mr*. Charles Bloom; Low Net. Starnes, cf Mrs. Boyd Wsber; Class C: Low McCommons, 2b Gross, Mrs. Harry Woodruff; Low Powell, rf , Nst, Mrs. D. H. Mathers; Low Total* Putts, Mrs. Jams* Parker. Member* attending war* Mrs. Harry Woodruff, hire. Charles Meeks, Mrs. Andrew Carrawoy, Mrs. Grae# Msrtln, Mrs. Ann Wit- ] tsl, Mrs. Earl Higginbotham, Mrs. Augusta Russell, Mrs. E. C. | Hsymsn. Miss Dot Powell, Miss Cecil* Heard Mrs. H. K. Ring.1 Mrs. Frsd Psrklns, M n. Harold Kastnsr, Mrs. Madeline Duun, Mr*. Mary Eu* Compton. Mr*. Irving Fslnberg, Mrs. Price Heard, Mr*. Carmen Inch, Mr*. John Ivey, Mr*. Harry Took;. ( Mr*. T. F. McDaniel, Mrs. James Parker, Mrs. I, G. Peters, Mrs. Walter Swlnaon, Mr*. George Nicely. Mr*. C. F. Fltton, Mr*. R. W. Herron, Mrs. Jeanne Foulk, Mr*. A. D. Marsh, Mr*. Rom Adam'. Mrs, E. B. Smith, Mrs. J. Ruissll Wllsen, •Mr*. Jnbn - Crew, ford, Mr*. Frank Msbsno snd U OF M TENNIS TEAM GOES guest Elinor and Dorothy Grav AFTER VICTORY and Norma Launsbury, MIAMI BEACH '* -T h e Unlverilfv of Miami frnnl* tram lodey goni after 11* R2nd straight victory ROLLINS WINS * R WINTER PARK UP - Rnnlni' on the flamingo courts sgilm t Inbaieball toam yesterday defeytrl diana The Hurrlcanss whipped Indiana Preibyterisn 9 0 on lefty Jack Powell's four hitler. yesterday 8 1 for win No. 81. f j l rve Aocrpot or LARRY jifll P o rt, avc* f t c i*f M fm I r/eco/ro, '1 4 > iVOOLP Vy| iMPRore \J ? tiWYoR* i l l . ,f r u m i T I ? it# w o rn m J i * r’ IN PERSON nn.iif .A 1st St. at Magnolia Ave 11:00 a. m .— Wed. April amp a iv tiA /ip ■'CUTAO*tR19 V- ■' YV0M t v i'Vj.A f?AMP3Zi EARLIER WEDNESDAY SEE WARREN IN OVIEDO AT 9:30 A. M. IN LONGWOOD AT 9:45 A. M. PoU P el Adr. TOPS IN GREYHOUND RACING THRU APRIL t l S. RAIN OR SHINS' M ARION C M C A O O W H itt 3Q X M A N A M A , WHO AOPt* tOMiPAC O M lA tT Y tA R * § rp A U C f KHACXOfMRTrtO $Air/AORk TOO. m M S n t »*** AMP tj/oum troop N-*Art m to r urn f a t w t * t o n tr i- A DOG ,1 RACING lightly'«»8:10 \ ALL CANDIDATES SUBJECT TO DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION MAY WILL Be HEARD The Sanford Merchants Association re• ; , commends'that all merchants close Wed­ nesday afternoons for the Summer months, beginning* Wednesday April 4, 1956. T H E SANFORD M ER CH A N TS A SSO C IA TIO N a iM N O L I COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ♦ -8 Matinees Wed. ft Sat., 2 P. M. ONLY 7 MORE RACING DAYS SEASON C LO SES A PR IL R t o n , Ha Hbrers �S e l l i n g O f Sur pl us I t e m s . . . A ’'For S a l e " Ad. 1821 Ca l l — Now Herald WANT-ADS Are As Easy As A .B .C . — «*— AFFUANCtR e ~ S d o r t N < u t t .u M iiN 4 P L U M B IN O Connect end-.wpJL* l-orb.- 1 n ur n . f ■fk m ) It ALWAYS Pay* To Un Th* WANT ADS 1 tilM I HUM 14« f*r IlM . .... —. I KIM! « tint** l i t p* t llrtl < --------- ItlttfU t 10a f i t llhft CASO O f TttANKI *nd IN MEM0R1UM Nb»K«i 4— II M l i t f * I1M 4 u« f t i m . , I On* Lin* Squill I s f i r i l i word*. when III • point (nttrl styl*i Iffjl*. Whit* Bpie* It R itulir Un* l u l l fat* imeunt tiled—Cmi lit NIM 4-FftWk Llnae U WlWL . M A tM F O K C L A M ir iK I ) D ISPL A Y ON REQ U EST B—CARD O f THANKS wa itv* i our hJllrtfelt DUrtki In tlHOrii Md won tlie fin# jlerftii people of jnnfnrd inr tbe> ipn ni Jfcelp *nd iblNtull liHMartCP oV*r the p iit try In* months. The Wurt Waritef finiitp. sn 4—LOST AND FOUND I roUND ■ Buck and WhJla ipnlted mile Bird D d |.. Alio Vfllpw long hairtd do|. Apply Millard Zoo, Owner miy hiv* by pay­ ing for this id. ^LOST • Preicrlptlon tun glid es. '^ P jio n * M IR. REWARD.______ AUTOMOTIVE B -iO A T S AND MOTORB_____ ROBSO N S p o rtin g Gftodn I d i n U M M A M ftlt* I K. l i t St. F m h M> SB !*—T IA IL H I it will s i t Y O uV lftft US before Et«m n|i ind you buy. Op** S' 5lufldiys. ■itild* Trailer S*lea, Palaiha, Fl*. t MOBILE C ruiier~iM l mndM S3' Two bedroom. 2 1 x*'j portable al­ uminum g lad Jalouised eab im . A m m Itnnleum, new noli, lno' mow fence. Prlc* 12393. Phone 1M4-J. •'BULK FRUIT AND FLAT TRAILERS, single sale, II and X feet. Ten to Hot* out at STM, Only I1IS Sown IM MT.W \ p monthly. Conte early and taka • I your pick, OR BAT DAN! * - j DIAMOND T. IM South D rinif Rlodnm Trail, Orlando. .'1-003L“ ft } M Anderson bouse trailer, good condition, lit house 5. of Big Tr**«Hoid on 17-02. Reasonable. tg a —UBED CAWS i BELL # 1 trad*i equity In lMI Buick 4ipeclel Convertlhl*. Call I1JI-J between a i d . • 4 p.m. Will Dade 1030, 4 dnnr Chftvrollt for Pickup Truck toy m ikl. • Phon* 1142-R-2. "SW andflni^l*^. B *m a| ) IMS. Lake Mary !•—ILBCTHICAL ■Cnktraaiarn RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. electrical ContrletUu and Bepatrs . TV . . SorvieR C«nt«r ___ T Bendlx ind Cmtiey Appliances 113 Ave. Ph. 11.1 1ft—LAUNDBY-OBT CLEANING Una Hour - Wash and Dam* Dry, On* bnur u . waah U d Dr? >114 Twished Laundry Banitnna Dry Claaning . South*Id* Lanndm m at 3*—PIANO 8BHVICI :,..L L. Sill - Plano Teehniciso L'a Phone 31S4 Routa 1. Sanford RI-BOO»||((LIPi.uaiBINd If-B R U K B U and RIALTOB4 V . W KTiREieiENi HOME J BetlrwEil, Lt*-iftg Roorr.. Dtnmg ttoom. Llecirtr Kitchen amt Florida Room. Ill,MX) — Mob Down. . A l l CONDITIONING For Room nr BuUdlnl H. B. POPE CO. INC. m Mailt Park Av*. Ft*** 1«M M-FATMANDOAltfltt rrv Clfimer* anti Laundry ♦tiing l?no per month. New. modem equipment and livint quarter!. IFUnn — Attractive Termi. a f s . t t n . r * * -'* • - ■ ENVELOPES. JltttrMitfi. Itlt*Draitaa Trael raiRy for planimj. ntffitl, lSvnIMI, Bind bull, *M U —RUtliDIND M A nillA llI varaMiai; II.ad par trMi Di« p r o i r s m>, lie. » o |m i i * * ODE AM A TUDOR, INC. your dwr. Phona MM. Priming CO. FbaM M - W "luilaari af Pumt Memei" METAL ROOFING W in lJ u st. offera Now In IUMK. 9.V crimp - l ‘AM M-tfUMCAL OftTBUBIHTR 0 « LAN DO SHtMAol 8U f, Coll CArrug*t*d—IW‘* C 0 r r u R * t.* 4 liantifully Daniaas Three end Oat ill Your roofing n*eda at NEW — ACCORDIONS — USED S*lph Ray. »U0. Four B e d r o o m Horn** for S h a r m u ConcraU Pip* Co* Adult aad guldfM ’i Riaai MIMEOG1 Florida Livtna Out West UtR Rt. V1IA IM VA (01) Finaitaed Mil • Prieto m i l Ili.lM . in Aia.ood. 10? W. I ll Rt. MINW 0 1 , MlFalM CM Iliaa Offiee—JMO M. Freneo AM. FhdM UM c s io f f * B U ^ iiiu 'o ^ S A N F o V c M eet 11M av MM aa—WANTED TO B U t U S E D BRICK INCOME •t a j m i e r V i c b WO CARLOADS bflutifui ui*d W’m. in H. Murray brick. O flflfl, red, IJId huttl U n Celt rj1 Av*. Phone 1141-M buck. SM them at SHERMAN WedfHsi CldiNl Sunday and W«i Ml. Wilsaa-MaMr Furniture Co CONCREt* P lP l CO. i l l f . IM It: u p No ia t e h in o Custom Mid* Drxpery and Slip u - b u r in e m e o u ip m k n t USED Plano. Phone ITU R. Cover*. » HAYNES Offtei Ml HIM Co. ST A N L E Y KULP TvfWwftteri. IMUtl mieUMs. rentals Phonn Sinloril — 1639-J Sails-Rental I. I l l Mag.. PL **. mil Orlando nrivl M—a FAETURNTE NEW k Us*d Difki, Flies, ChainT. V . R EPA IR S irvie* Call* *3 no W. WELAIA APARTM Bimt n e ie i. ’Til in p. m. Seme* on vale N tla . t i l w. Firm Rt A. Norris Pb Pb. 14 i. J. <}. Herrin, Phone 147 Ph. 2S33-J. Ltc*n**d Twhnl 11* Munolla Ave, ARM. BfRefeMf. FhrtOf m* fun*, guaranteed wbfk U—FURNITUBfe—BMfSRBOUl WANT ■ Stanley Party? Need EDODR FCRASHED Oarat* Apt MM BUT- Homes of Real indlvidulll Products? Call 3MI-J. ty: Brittany Farm Homes, Eirly No t ic e - I hive Silek and Ser­ Am#rt«*ft, Ultra Modem. Cmt APABTMBNT — III Bint. Phone vice lor Itift Kirby Sweener. ♦antiOnii k F r a n t h reinmai ata-w . flood used sweepers. Ill makes, types. USED FU BN ITIIR E low price*. 264(1 Hiawatha si Clean and rlusa in .1 Room rurnHiwny 17-02. Ron L. Psylnn Cl.EAH ANCE isnad apartment. Phone dtl. RlflLT on Lera* Lsmlsraped rtfflre. Still nfad 2 nr 3 Salesmen. —Notlre— JAts; In tbo besl of neighbor We arf clearing mil nur Used FURNISHED apartment riot* In hood*. Phone IMt nr IMRW. When your Kirclric Motors deparlmeni—Ihese ire Inw eish (irnrrslors A Slertrrs Fill and Carfy prltes—No refcnda, F m i HlrfcHISON’R Ocas n r o n t COMPLETE wllh *11 the feslures Ily-IWiya or fre* delivery on call lh e E lectric Nn. (ln.l Dayio Apia. 330 S. Attanlie.. Daytona *ou have rtresmed about such Electrician. m Vre. experience Hems IIMed below. R*arh, Cali M74-W. as colored General Elerlrtr Sp Maple Safe ...................... tin.ef (SING flAft; ~ P H. LANSING UARAOE Pisiform Rocker ............... I.nr EFFICIENCY Apartment. HullA ELECTRIC fiERVi SERVICE eliinres and colored plumbing End Table* I.M lllliires. 111 Weil 13th St. able tnr bachelor or couple. Arhtlesa Sola Bed ............... S.M Prlval* helh, Arritu from Post 24—CHILD CARE lounge C hair............... . . . . i S.M ntller. Minurl Jarobsnn. AND available it ressunshlr . . . . IM nrtee* with the best linsneiui l will keep children In my hnml Wlrker Rneker 3-ROOM apt. n*th. irreeoed » Pe. Living nrtom Suite ... 12 M i with minimum downpay hour gc day. Cell 390-R. ijR jh. T10 W . 1st. St. PiioOf Cohinur Chair — . I4.M mams. Studio Couches 19 M Electric Clock Floor Lamp 3.M Three room furtitih#d apsftEleetrir Sinncri *» mem. ttoi Megnniii. |;,o.oti tS-H ELP WANTBD-FRMAI.R W illborn C. Phillip*. J r Smoking Stands .3ft monthly. Phon* lft?3, Robert A. WAlTRERS-Apply Seminnl# DHv* Library Tibia ...................... *.M Williams. Dining Room Table ami ft Inn, must be ovrr 11. Sine* m l. Sanford's Uadina thl!rs ............ M.M 2^ROOM~f\lrnIthM inltai*. Ap Rudder of homel for nVer I Mn (IAS station attendant, preferably Large R u ffe i............. — 7.M ply witi OfUndo Dr. people Sales lltltr*. Little Venire fiver AV years old. Call MM. Dining nnom Tshle* 9.M LDVRLY redecoratfrl apartments. IA I/>ch Arbor Extra Largs Chi'tme ninett# M OD SERVICE Representative rtnsktnii (.Iks* Top Wroiiglu Iran RHONE 1M4 HIT Park Ave. Phbne IT43-J for young Isdy with gaud Judge31,00 FURNISHED ’VptrClosa "inrOM-W mrnl, whn talk * well. like. peo­ Dinette .................... ple end ran lypf.- Mii.it -he ’tier- i-Pr. Chrome Dinette..;,, .. ZAW * 4- * - mx*' -ksw himtrla FOR SALE—Hy owner 3 brdroom I m 3-ROOM furnished *«»rlmenl. ......... Chiir*. iw w ) hnme. Ideal loralltm, Maylnir meneni reildenl, hl|h sthortl Odd ( •hrmhe Dmihie Dnnr Melai Ullllly rinse in, III F. ftWi St. 430.00 Serimn. Very reasonable. Cftll grariiiei. under :» wllh prevl ft** monthly. Phone 23IM or IIM2. Mrs Esther Ridge, 317 nr 1313 R oils husin.'ss exnerienre nr some Cahineis ........................... ’M additional schooling A p p ly Metal llllllty Tables NICELY furnished spt. All eon 19 M Large Kltrhen cshlnei .. Souihern Hell Telephone A Televentenre,, must he ,een In sp 2.1TtinV House, sull.iblr tnr 2 m graph Ctt. MM S. Paloieitn Ave. Foltflng Metal Kilehen predate Call All M. 3M Tables ............ 3 apartmrnts at .UtT ftl.moolM t*—SAl.KSMEN—AtlENTS [■laslle ltnllyWiNid avenue. ?'ir'l Raptl'i Fhiirelt, 3 Wmim CompKIely Furnished Headboard* Phone 12111. xpattmem Rrssiinsblr, «»lrr IM.no deilv. Reli luminous door Twin Meple Headboards nines. Write Reeves, Aillrixitra Extra Nice Wardrobe 19M inrliided. 3U Pslmettn. Ph.2332. IS—It, IS Maas. Free Sample and Details. Matching Chtffnrohe, Vanity, Mirror andVanity Bench 2ft.ft* MODERN Kilchenelles st Pine l—WORE WANTED—MAI.R Grove Motor Court. Iliwiv 17-02, NICE SUBURBAN LOtB, South, Dre**er with full-length Phone W P. 272H.13. Rentals Phone 1013 W DM HIGH SCHOOL RDY With power mirror week or mnnth, r wants lawn tioklog Like new — Roll-eway herl and Hjnger. m allreit ............................... tft.ftl l/JVELY rrilemrale.l apartments. 17—RROBRRH end REALTORS IB Tia-M-a Student Desk ........ M ftft 1717 Park Ave. Phone 1743 .1. Olfire Chairs ................... 3.M tl (New) .............. 3 M Raihinnt* . ............................ . SCHELL APT., Furnished 3 room HER THU Rfthy Car—had .................. IM 4»la, 149 fit) and 137.no prr mo. Clo.r in, Oirely m ^ in r u ia n c r Hy lurnished .1 bed Birnlliri , , , , . --...14,1.11,, t.jd ftfl Park Ave. Mir. Apt. 1 rooms, living room with lire ftartln-phnnogriph ................. I4M plsee.!. dining room. Hellnlshed Rittary fkidisa ....................... U N ROBB COURT AFT. • I room rreferred Rates t* Prefeftftd In and nut. however kiirhen FnUrylwUera nirnohM apt., find floor, call nerds Itientlno, Only *nt)73. fohn Wllllamn IlM. AtMMT I4B4. III Baaf^d A)|I>U* BlMt ii.o n n n o W N M4-M I m It. H am Iff tAKIFRONT 3 room ipartmarn. 3 Bedroom, Cement nimk, hath All eiarir r kiirhen. tatuet a and half, nit* section rlo-e to month. Wm. Muigrava, Lake High School. Price IU..VK). M -F m rw ra v Mary, W. H. ‘••HI** BTEMFEB BinMT week ntd pi|t. Dunse and Reallar — Otaeral nauraere M -BU«INBgB-wm f«TtlAf. Polattd Mini breed On Ml. G«p AB*ft. AaMeleie lit I t . iAll—nittMUly -----ad*, fur -----Arlene Frlte, Aeaorlate , ■■ O F iR ’liF A C B — a mnm*7*P»T »it«r* at wiNkmiM arte** Pkeee m i lit N. l ere Ave. meiio Xldg. call lfM nr IM*. % Rfcfrf-iiur coMtarri M aim AM. .. dip NOT A PROJECTl ‘ IK BE EMPLOYMENT US • FINANCIAL Math«r of Sinford inmiL 4M~AM1CUM FDA JtCNf ia-BBA U T T PARLOU --- ■ I ■! ■ «ds aAsh ■■■!■ For ALL Your Reaulf NafttS I I I H arriatt’i B m o IT _____ Fiona RTl (Opvn Vvenmis by*aftF^AlgMil IT—BUILDING BEPAIftl' FAINTING B -M M U " ,,“ rt *Y.3KM pcn,*'.,'sin.‘ • MERCHANDISE J * BUSINESS SERVICES AFLOOB saadlni Cleanl aintag, waa nnja eM (if ai F R lulD A iki aptniaacee, sales s*d »*r*tc«. 0. H High. Ovtada. “ Service a t All Water Pump* Weill d rilled - Pumps Pldle A i d Phfln* TOO 73-AFBC1AL NOT1CBA ir-F u y rjn R B -s o L e a s o tD m m m Vtail 8 CMOLK HRleM F FMfRlturft D U fltv a d fftp M i f enlMkl I m m Ibb IIm M B CfMVMlMIt MA—n A f L I R t - F A lI B Trailer, i Fh. 1130. HAftU IRblOON IIJITCI That Rukft dr**mi M M trti*. . . It-M DM BB *M C a rrA O R A l s V * 1- ' “.L IB SPJISL .ILSf U-ABW rtJtR r o il MLB B O B . wife lari* Hum cheit of Drawara D E K I RouiSm? Lampa J V tt A F i t L IF T Rooheau I m Double Dresser with Mirror rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon tnneripnng Mattrasa rorita. Baa Bpnnf SftnkaHh Gtaan and Paint Cm IlM llft-lt* WMt MR SL Phone II* otN rrrft lutTBS NEW A Used furniture it bsrtain That Maka Dining A Delight prices. P ilin g lop prices for Bllktlfftl WrMtftt DM. aooil im*J fitmiture. adding ar enmma DiMit* machtnra. fash register. Rig Dimtt* Suite* Itnek. BUP1B TRADING POST. 1 milt 8. 17-12. Phone 301? W. ^ Any Sua-Aay color Any style Priced to suit* YOU. . JtylM U PAINT • IlM gal. T-Shirt***! suite YOUR kom* rants. Air Mats —special U33 Army - Nlvj' Surplus, 310 San­ SAV* MONEY AND HAVR FUN TOOI ford A\*. See nur complata line of unfinished OKNRhAL L Biermt! iT-incb Pot edi. Nit* Stsfida, 14-4-10 Uhl* Tdevhion. Tf taste Bkceltvnt ton- rswlr Chesii Bnokcaiii, Daiti tlilibd Ml R, R. PICRFORI), ihd Chtnir Cupboards. Al|cante Iluad, DeRery, BEDDING SPECIAfJI VACUUM CleaiMr, Electro-Lux. Lies Late mbilel, like new wllh all __ Trede Rig. aUaehmcntft. I ll, Phone IT23.VI- Quiltnp M aitm i .. MLM OM.M M.M F 0 1 FILMS, Finishing, Tape Re- Roy si Comfort .. . . M m Pra-Btlt Special .. UAo 2>.3o Bfhrtll SMclkl .. t » M M.M S. -Park Av*. Matching Box Springs at Idenileal Ravlngi. th * Want* A4 i>***MWc*t tl RASY t BRHR— ____ opfth trem liio a m. Mill SiM) B. ECMOLB BEDMND CD, m. *k*b kulinass da? ascent Sat­ Comer i*d A M i|Milg. Fh. 1331 urday afternoon Deadline fnr "Bud Banherger" Mgr. week-der tnsertinns is ft:00 p m. Open Mends}i ’U1 It** f . a . tM dty |MlkBM§ fdtUniUM. — - ........................ 6 s?0, wi.fo BALL R EA LT Y Rethera Dr. RAYMOND M. BAU. OM AR M. MARBISON RRO. BROKERS g. I , R lllO R a a , Ataeeiate M4 M ilk Fiek Ate. Emm I Iftft F E E T <IN H E A U T IF U L Rt. Johni River. High Rank, lii.n sl Includes smsll concrete block nous*. B U SIN E SS O P P O flT U M T Y Printing company. .Modern enutprhent In Ideal locelinn. flood In come, all rac live Iarms. ID E A L FL O R ID A LIVING BeautUU] 3 Bedroom, 1 tile bath home, overlooking spring fed aand bottom lake, completely modem, a minutes from (own. Price 127,300 Owner financed. Consult A REALTOR Flral C U L L E N A HAHKKY I** N. Park Ave. Phnn* tail N EW R E T IR E M E N T HOM ES Wdh rllhlial kitrlteil rahllirta, targ(i Inis, giKxf garden soil. Cftrt icnlcnt In (own, and ftesr fl«hlbg lake, «WO-.WlTH TERMS N IC E lIU lL IH N fi H ITES In town nr un til tracts outside of flty. Some can be bought, 110 down anti 410 month, BAUD DOWN Onintrv 2 beuroom noote, n’taded lots. In good rrps.r, ' fXlMt—COMPLETE PRICE WIDE CHOICE tiller Iritlttiiae .uni r.itnp a itc lor.illoh. Rose L. Payton. Nmkrr Annshellr n lleneer«nn, Assnrtgi* Alberts J. Hall, Assnrlate Phone 3ft7l 17 »1 *1 Hiawatha Alrxnmlrr & Slrlnttrr Itral KsUlr ft litiiirartie Mrr Isiurlnr Mrstengcr, Avsnr Hit Mssnnlia Ave, Ph 11 IF IT IH It HAI F.BTATF. elk ( rumlrs A Monlelth at tl? South Park Phone ??! Ther Knn» LAKE FRONT IlDftILS Where you may enjoy »wlmn swimming hinting and fishing. Six brim tiful Home* In Ciimie From. Prices; *19,txm, *27 ,W), *2| 521, 039., |U ,30!)„ It7,390. IH1MII AND INCOME 13 tloum llou*e, ronipletrly fnrn islteil, Close in. May be Used hit Rooming House, ihurdllts llottsr or lies! Hum*, JJO.ndO.oo. G tllkir is c o .iti: im id ph r t y Such as Atmrim rot Houses or Hu. Ilies. noperi)’, ylrltllng Ks cellmit Itritinis mi Invrsttoettls WLTIRPMliNT HOMES From 45,IN)0 up. Let ns know your needs, #De and type of home wanted, tirii-r range or other Intnr nuiion. w* will lie oliol in furis Ult delslls. Come in FLOltiliA where yon live longer end your dollars go lortner, see ns lor French A»*. Properly. * REAL Eft I ATE DRIVE IN 2511 Frriirh A*e J. W. HALL, HKALTCm • call Hill" Phone 1739 OUT FROM TOWN l/tls In Imeh ftrlmr for IRK) earh, $ 7:»llft.llD tn $!l.*il)(l.0() See nur Iwn and thrre liednmm homra ready for occupancy, terms avoilxlile. f/>ratton ftnfl ft!2 Knsl Fourth Street Robert A. WIIIIdiRft. R ftR ar Revmeoil I .enitxxlst, AlMeiai* Phone 1*73 Allanllc Rank Rldv. 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T'HIS 15 A FULL TIME—* Y E A R MOUND I'OSlTlOrf, . Z' tl Apply in Person SEARS, • " Si. J U - R - l , ROEBUCK AND CO. * ftr jftteWB!B jV M A J W 5 IK^i 1. ft. ft. 4. Si P*t*fson. Phene l lift A. B. Fi _____ Fftters Aisnciatai Jr., iiMtatt* -• A. B.. FatcrsM , ulffie ATTRACTlVt *.Bedroom home, Qarfiejg wtjP. J. Chtsterada. Ohti lett s. J*hn MIMA. 1 . « , WU VA Inaufftd financing. 3% Down Uami , Hate! M. Field. A. C. FftymaM. Cempiat* its few weeki, Doudnay nay, I^nd Surveyor. ------ j— ------------------------------L B. OCTCM I JO' : -•"■X Focun head llghl« Check all light* Check front Bflct end steering ga»r Check hll hrnkets Check wlndnhlrtd wiper* ; We employ only fndory Irnlited. reslalftred mechsttle*^ Call "BHir” Roger* nt 1129 Alt Work GuaranteMl* a M n a t e u T Your Llncoln-Mercupy Dtnltl Ilanses — Lola — A rrral* m e ffcu R v OZIBR REALTY CO. W. P. SMITH laur* R Durr Re|. Real Fstate Broker MAI Aft. M m * DAs - FB. 1AM X'JUl. 4UU.I k'Qrji tu .-unsni 24 River WUIIUtl (tow* in* mto Knv eh Cbann»l l Eng.) S3 Ston' tit*. 39 Drevrt m Aftlca 37. At home l..u rti)'e AMb SB. To feel srtf3.Y Three hy" reproacn eheletonr 30 Exchanges 39 CMettta«y 31 Assembly of (BibyiJt ecclest3B ftfindarim astice la* ,J 40 F11ftll*U*> 33 City btrrt I Montana! It Payn To Know Your Cnr la In Bftfi Operating Condition! SeOTISF A V 1,B ll-M M IB I BldrdiM IW rM s lla tk VA — J*229 Down Payment MB. Per Month P A I KlHkftn Fully Equipped All tall M -home colors «nd HI* A. ft. Ih M M iiicr, Builder FfedM i m DDWJF 1 Scold 3 Jatnetf 3 Digit ■f. Btttev veteK t Applaud g Search for 1. Old time* <archaic) i Btwmn 9 Mlaatl* weapon' It Noi#nir in Doy* tmod) 1* Tibetan priest M Frnten water 30 Diminutive Of Louts*' 33 dang $1.95 SAFETY LANE SPECIAL Seminole Reqlty Jil.ooo • I bedroom frame home nn rorher lot, Large screen north, Hardwood floors, Vene­ tian blinds, space heeler and water huater Inrliided. Reason­ able down payment. CROSSWORD A ntony Island in Firm er Clyd*. Scotland B Head cook. a Spantih tltf* Id i*tu 13 Snoop* lJ PrnvIOe with a permanent fund 14 Coo sum* 19. Place I* Plurll pronoun 1?. Artist t studio to Confrderat* general 31 Revise 23 ShOrltn language 33. unit of measure 39 Largest continent 13 Put* lortR effort II Carting vehtcls 33 RataMlalv menl for hrewing malt linuora 94 Bxrlamatlort 39 Publio sehirla 3ft KMtl* Jf Woodft* «hrt* 3n Ntcene creed 41 Riverm England <2 dharpened a riior 4*. Tow ant th* l»* tnaut.e 44 Perfortu* ywrr c a i l ■ Mn Dr. P ig t f aaiitflag a # REAL ESTATE DAILY NKW MASONHY HOMHS ftACfttFICR 3 bedroom, Phillips built, deliiaft h«m* in bleUUnil 1-Bftttmnm mesonry nnewodtf ait))oq. Kitchen Is y equi utppftd. rloflra have JuU been ■00*0 sal to perfect ion. Exm m aM kath, uftfomiakii Min Paintert Wllh quitlertor h>* irllL Burrounrtad tty matartl,. ^ by wan— netlht derlulil nellhbork. This Is a real l-ladmnm house, Phnn* 1MU-W. huy at Jill, ! ll,400. The lerms ere lie- Dow flkxlhle. Down payment is Inw as *1300 wllh immediate poasesaion. CLEAN, qutat roftfn, T 1 . V. Th* Ave. T H E BAN FORD HER A L D T u x . Apr. J. IF3B 10 seres of fund, 7 acres Hied, 3 seres wooded I ideal for home ail* i Price *.1300. Rtmiihfti kouie, FhM« SLEEPING Room, fight homekftepsng, M.oo srMk, up Dey Rat**. 11,00 k up. 420 W. 1st. y 'rrf if ** > i 34)3 P»rx Ph. 1174-7 ■ Hunt-McRoberts, 'Inc. Sanford, Florid*, inn P tlm e tlo Avenue We Will te ll For And Deliver Year Car ^ * r* - •> ■• .-sHBAl -IF " ■ ■■ — t— — �art itvited toi the fourth annual Square >tk Dane* Corentlon to b« b a n Friday and Saturday, pfvgprimateljr 1.V*) person* •spaded to attend the work IB a a* dances, to be itaged in INfedtanklpat Auditorium, ‘.addition, ipoctatort art al*o according to Jimmy Cloi* . yAflJ-ltnonm 'dance teacher 1 teachers from a h e r statoi are *che* rUrloalt, at well aa lo n d a. Cloialn said, the' two*day convenI itpje show and ex* i n Saturday night. fftlUikR LORE GAME IM U fft ip — Florida iaeball team cleaned up I becaote R lost Ita first game of the year. The Seminole*, who hadn't lost «i g»m< all year, vowed not to i their uniforms is long as wfta winning. • Their-11-game wlgnlng streak a* snapped yesterday by Wed NINTH VICTORV AUBURN, All. k h -lh a Unlverty of-Florid* lenni* Item won a Slink victory In ten meet* by Mting-Auburn bo yesterday. ■ ■j ■ Hollow ‘ out entity rolls and All with I Salad, Wrap In slum!ham foil and baka in a moderate oveR'until hot through. Your Vole For Homer f o r County Commlwiloner ; Diatrlct 5 TOO Bn Appreciated Resident 29 Yearn Jltlcal Ad . . Paid for by tth th ) (C ondned Front Pa»e 0m*) Nurd the eommlaatonera room, Commlnloner Fourakre stated ! that ho had aomethlng to. dlacuaa J wllh both he and John Krlder. [ Ho»«>«r, Krlder - - - Set*.—thn room. ad two letter* to b* read by CNrk Commlnloner Fourakre direct* of Court 0. P- Herndon, Tha firtt latter was ■ copy of a latter wntten by Comml**Ion«r Fourakre i to State Road Hoard member Wil‘ Ham It, Ola) of Orlando. The tet­ ter wa* dated March 20, 195(1.' |. The second latter read was an Dial written on April, , aniwer from .. if: ™ “““ r 1 ' tha S ate l-oad B«ard has1 on y T ^ I f f * . HfttiB -iy rtW YORK—Always true to my public, X 1 1 went aa promised to the Central Park West horns of Ernie Kovacs and Edle Adams to,see if tt was true that they live in a 11-room apart* ment U U. Next question? Welt, maybe there's a bttla more to It. Kovacs, just about my favorite comic since I teamed that during his .television day* In Philadelphia 1he established the Early Eyeball Fraternal Marching society, and Mica Adame, a spectacu­ larly talented dame with the most Incisive Iml* UUon of Marilyn Monroe to be bought any* where, were out. 1 buttonholed Vicki Martin, Ernle’a right-hand man, who haa a great eel of un-maaculiAo ankle*, and she took me on what the called the AO-cent guided tou ■of the apart* I role K tvtv The boron—*< ment. ' tt la not the -usual thing. Down In Kovacs* jo pood. office, for example, there's a photo of Lincoln Inscribed "Fondly. Abe" to Rex Gardner, one of Ernie's writers. Edie'a bathroom haa wall-to-wall carpeting and her vanity hae thousands of perfuma bottles on It—and In the middle a picture of i Ernie chewing tJiought/ully im a cigar (he smokes 10 before nooni. A clutch of WoJgewood china Ilea haphaxardly on a table In the living room and a Dictionary of American Underworld Lingo la on the Kovaea desk. That kind of ihouse, • f • # * • THE KOVACS HAVE LIVED In this monstrous, seholng tlth* floor vault for more than a yesr now, Ths building I* called El Dorado and we rosy note in passing that It le where Harjorit ilornlagsfor lived. In the book of the same name. "There la fierce rivalry." Miss Martin said with a straight face, "between Imogen* Coca and Miss Adams to ptay Varforte in the movies. Imoggne. you ete, hae a similar span ment to this, acrosi tha halL" Louie Jourdan. tha film atar. haa Ik* one in between. There are Seven bathroom* in the Joint, io Ernie can aay truth* fully why, I’ve got bathrooms we haven't even seen yet. Until te1 centljr It wae fairly bare, but they've been haunting auctions and now the apartment ta stuffed with aluff. Including a box o( "Instant pizra jnlx" in Ernie's office. Exile's wheat f« h t, yogurt and brewer's yeast—ahe s a health addicts—art stored In the kitchen, and other interesting items include a bulletin board studded with plnned-up, unpaid biUa. "Wa pay a few a day," Mia* Martin said. • • • «» ACTUALLY S K PERSONS live in the pi* «*-lh* Kovacses, Ernie's two little daughter* by a former wife, and a cook snd a butler. "We have seven help," Ernie told me Uler when I dropped by hi* nsAwork'e office* alter hit morning telecast. "ll'a pretty ridiculous, Jet m* tell you." Tb* apartment previously wa* rented by a uranium king, and belor* that by a Chinese importing mogul. Formerly, Ernie end Edi* had a thice-room ipaitment on the E u l river, eurruntly aub-leated to Grover (The Gretteri Whalen. The Kovacs are show business' busiest couples—they seem olu-oy* lo be on iwdlo or television, snd Edle’* currently singing si ths Flaxa—but they make a sharp point of being home each night at six lo have dinner snd fool around with the kids. After that, however, it'a every man for himself. Ernie esld he couldn't honestly eltlm they ever spent a normal, John Q. Tublio evening at home. How do they bear up under thia Iranllc pace? , "Lousy," he said. "I feel rotten. Have tor five yetrs." Harassed, overworked, under-slept and virtually buffeted by fate, Ernie I* nofaaf* from cere In any dliectlon. For Instance, he haa a taxldrtver named Lou Pack who let* himself Into the lfl-rocm layout around 0 a. m. dally, geta Ernie's briefcase, pencils, paper*, etc., ready, and then goea Into tha kitchen to make coffee whlla Ernie (rlea Ih* bacon. Thi other dawning, Lou. driving Ernie to the itudia, turned around and eyed Kovac* reproachfully. "You didn't do the bacon so good today," h* said. •7 STUDENTS from the two seventh grade* at Lyman School In Imngwood, visited aboard Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station, njr t h e a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s Turna-Jlc winds whipped across wide areas of the Southwest yeslerday and early today, killing al least nine persona, Injuring an tindetermined number and causing extensive properly damage * Oklahoma, Texas ait.I Kansas appeared Ihe hardest hit by the spring storms Turrudors killed at leas’, four In Oklahoma and two in Kansas. Some SO persona were injured In the twisters In Okla­ homa. Oust storm*, with winds rang­ ing up lo BO m.p.h., extended over parts of New Mexico, Colo­ rado and .Oklahoma but the main force was In west Texas, Three death* In Ira flic accidents In Tex­ as were blamed on tjie blinding dust. Tho tornadoes skipped across more Ilian a dozen communities In soiilhea.lern Kansas and north­ eastern Oklahoma, Biggest death loll was in DrumrlsM, Qkla., about .VO miles southwest of Tulsa, where a family of four was killed. A dozen others were reported In­ jured. Pltchrr Mary Grissom Is the oldest player fur the New (Hunts. He Is aft. (Continued fram Page On*) disturbed by application) of t'n* rilvertlsrd product. Earlier, a company official had u.-duicd that applications would restore the diseased tree tu a healthy appearance and wuuld rtduco the tiemnlnde count !u a point where- tha tree wouid pro­ duce profitably. “ According lo ths Information made available by tha Citrus E x . prrinient station nematota count* grurrailv are low wh.-n obtained this lima of the 5car and from a diy soil as vas present at time of the test*. The count will va-y in a decline area from on« to oier 50U nematode* per -ample," the commissioner explained. "Test* of the grove treated with thi* pioduct of this firm revealed llinl'tiip rount on burrowing nemutoT" in decline areas mngcd fron Vi’ lo 1,0"0 per samn'e "In the margin of the decline area of thi# treated grove, (he count varied from 81 to lui nermilodrs per sample. Presence of the burrowing urmatode in such numbers in any grove eventually will lead to a loss in production/' The "Improved appearance" guaranteed in t h e company’* claim could be obtained in many doeline groves by the lavish ap. plication of fertiliser and water, Ayer* said, adding, "This healthy i'pprui.trice will last as hug as the grnur-f is willing to pour il oi-ey Into the grove." The plant commissioner h*e ■pointed out In the past that there is no real cure at preacit for spreading decline. Groce's Bridesmaid Can't Gain Weight O d h a m said , " W h a t e v e r o f th is d isc u ssio n to d a y . Mrs. Gray said the order, were uau.su » a xu, pi aiaflW/v versus Um SIK SiAYU, Izetendant, thsi* executed the brideimald*' tun. pre-enla are la command you la light yellow gown* wlttl micro- appear and hi* yeur written a*, fan*,* naraln on or before th» i;h metric precision fitting*. day of Mar. A. D lit*, or otherfro Contesao will be The charming blonde wife of a aialim you. tale# manager pointed out that a • m«r*vl Til* Daiifurtl 11*1 le dtalanaiH natal circuit* a* a naw-paper alight gain In weight before the tlon In whlcn ---------wedding might spoil the filling of h* puliilaa»d one* *ach w**k----lor tour - uu.r, uih* w**k*. thr gown. U ITM .N l nit 'liana and nfflrlat "Think of It,** complained Mr*. .... I of Ih* 1 lark of tha. iTItcuit G',».v- “ Ihe sea air. wine with touri. un thu- iha Slid day of every meal, all those lobstcra a m i A U , *“ '#aUces . . . and the p a rtie s., and /•/**■ p. Harodon Clerk o( Ih* L’lrrull Csurt thu-r* wonderful dessert. Mark N. ciavalaad, Jr., Atiornsr at "And I ean'l gain an Inch." u. Uui ise. Nan ford. Florida. aulUutur i«r 1‘laintlff IKE SIGNS BILL . Mi m u or at nr WASHINGTON US - President U, tLUIIlUA TUI Eisenhower signed yesterday a STATE Tha unknown nsslans, successors hill directing the American Battle la Iniazaal, aluckboluera, alractora, iru-u-aa, gratae*, atatonaas, luaoi 1. Monuments Commission to plan a creditor*, or other parilee ulaimina memorial to Ike late Gen. John bs, throuan, um:*r or aaainat C, J. xfAltollAU* INC, a dUaulved Flor­ J. Pershing. ida corporation; and amy . aarilss liatlus,- or clalmlHK to hav*. any rlalil, till* or Intataat ra tha followJerry Hoke, 130-pound trrfstler, Ilia Ua-crlbad pruparty. or any part It the youngest of five brother Uiirsof, lylna and bslng In B*ml. not* County. Florida, !»• Will to compete In athletic* at Michi­ of ISEU of ttccllou 1* Townalgp gan State. Booth, H aaia IS East. Yoa, and tack of yuu, *r* h*i*i-r notltlod lhat a aull haa beta orooxniiaaataee you m iho circmv court in and for fUmlaol* ftaowty, y, antltUd II. MAHOUERITH W T tB -u m ia plaintiffs, r.- 8. H." WfoHTON"J!*i sasa afi.aotot.aa ever anybody cl-e in d n I** * * I s J ‘, ‘ s i e * . t.vl • IS rn m e x W h a t* t, H A R N E Y , a s trlra cio r* and T r u r * ■**« o l ' C . J . VI.a 1 I8 IIA I.1 j, IN C . a dissolved F fa t ld a co rporation, at a l, dafandanta and you ami aact, of ) o u ora r*f|ulrsd lo file yotir v n is r r In p la lu tlfra ’ ro m p taln l u i i li the C la r k of said Co urt, and •s u e upon n la lm lfr*' a llo r r e v , n t :o a . R P F .itti. J R ,, whoso a d . d rr-a la P. O Bo s t i l s . Panfor-l, c lu rid *, a copy ut said a n sw a r on o r bafora Thu rsd av l l a y I . A t>, 1 Vi« and If ynu fa ll lo do an, a doer** pro conf*-M> w ill no > n ltt- l -* .iln « t you, and each of you, fo r ih - re lie f dem andrd In said to m - T C B euar sn aasooi W » WUrtHm ftiror World Al Xli a r a s is a Marktt Itaport l wiucht Bone* Bporia Bonk M u - l c ol R a n d o m lirtftlnn Oo A Cloud S'tanlaa Slusia Koolrn 0Vl-hor y„ Town Vt* H o m V *W i N tw i B iV e W o " f C * " w it n x M a s s o n x i p a w n U raakt New- ia plaint, 'Tiro - fCalur* of Ihlaault It •* •inl-l Iha ml* lo tha abova describ­ ed land WlTNflHX o,v hand and Ih* •**! of sold • Court at Bsnford, a-mlnnl- Count)-, Florid* iln> zi day of March. A P , 1114. O P. l-in-idn Clark of i* l-l .C o u r t (S e a l) n u n a. 8F'i:i:n. in. \lloeriiy for rualnllffa r n. tun it* 1 f-a-i’. rd. Flurl liO U o slo T * iie T x a re A,II Mnrk*t IC |i ■*r I • ji*» 'W itttn JamboriA T si O’clock Ctak Sanford niight think, Otis Fourakre was for by passing Sanford." Fourakre explained that "I am iHnil to have an npportunity (0 slate my side of It." Odham extluimed "The thing he la defending now are the** ru. , Legal Notice BELMONT. M an. >* - MrsFrancis C. Gray Jr, left today to ba a brldeiftald at tha Prince Rainier * Grace Kelly wedding— t a u i t , A*iVk lUIUL B . AKW under etrlct order* not to gain * ■tORMl > -w,,rn «.*wtnul»(nl bavin* bean pound or put on s tjuartcr an •*'.•■1 ag-inn jr«u in inn men enroute to Monaco. ' Court la and fad i_____ ___ _____ Hut with the amount of work on the firtt aeclion of the highway very little has been completed In the procurement r f deed* for the recond section, d u r plans are to complete tha project In Ihla bud. get." Odham, hearing the letters, said “Tha Road Board ha* never had nry other Intention than to build tha highway. It wa* a hard puih to get this llonrd underway." way (meaning the Board of Semi­ nole County Commissioners). In the exploslvu pait of tha meeting (Irailey Odham said, "Dur­ ing my campaign for Governor several Commissioner* met In a drug store and this man (point­ ing to Fourakre) had a commit­ ment to bypns* Sanford." Fourakre explained that he w-*i approached by persons who h* would not Identify, with, "Wa hmc (<>t lO-mllllon dollars to spend on roads and we have four, Mill * IV million dollars that ia due you. „H a v e ymt gut. a plirre 1 .t o -p u t i t ? ,I 1 »|**• th en got Commissi oners I)y*oo a n d M e i s r h together ... .... . . . . , d iu g ia t o r e a n d ta lk e d It o v e r a n lir c M f c J t h ft t w e • Iw n ilrf r a i l n o p e n m e e t i n g a n d d i s c u s s it. I I th en th at the in fo rm a tio n c a m o u t In h e a d lin e * U in l F o u r a k r p to p o srs to b y p a ss S a n fo rd . n | t & • l U tf . inpTt 9f 1 9 d | ; *1 J * " * . lie s Bpnrl* At A n ia s e e list Jerkty i Chele* • IS Sr4b t ft I It > Is i*.s« *:te If Miuing Tht FLORIDA TIMES-UNION Daily Dclivtry Phon* 17S7 for Prompt Sorrico Iforntof Patncos* Harmony Tim* Warid St Nina Mu-I* For Her* and Thar* i is* ciub Sfsw i Mt* ctak Cam* of Sfalnap mors. : it.** es«rld ai Noon a rrc s ie a * Fourakre rommrntrd, "I'd be H itt Badla Faraa plaaa* Idg fellow in awing one road by it.is Wadnasday llatlaa* u iy ie lf." 1 l f * Saws J* }* And Odham replied, “No, but i ’ ynu have S nlre club h«re." And ‘ I1. I S* then ronrludcd with Iho statement 1 le Si so n* he left the room, “ I just want­ lit# ed to set the record straight." S It S( F THE Hi hi * si ,, PASSfON Rsr Nans Raasb SVofld At Xhra* M anhattan PLAY M olodlta ftsLiird Prevlaw Tson Tima Slaws Teen Tims LO A N S E R V IC E m No Advance Notice Needed Wo dlsponso with many ei tha usual preliminaries ae lhat you can gel monoy almost as soon as you ask lot it h f* 9 Terms Are Flexible You.youtsell.may select the dates on which you wish to make payments, oven ihe monthly amounts you wish to tepey. . V O *** TO OF 3 Everything Is >Private Every transaction is consideied a strictly personal a n f confidential m a t t e r o n l y you will know about U. Top-Notch Service All The Way 0 0 Everything about our service Irom start to iinish is do* signed le suit you and your pockelbook. No other plan combines such convenience and privacy with so much lloxibiUty and speed.' * • • *ftf? F IN A N C E O ' R P O TTera's what's net in front when you're M iind tha wheel nf s new Oldtmobilr! It’s the etrluslve “ Intsgrille", a full-depth bumper of sturdy ateel, Inrked to the frame Im your protrot km . . . rfonWa profarliW You not only gel fue humprri in one—double protect ion high and low—hut "IolagrilL" instantly Lodirate* all tha OldamohUe beauty le fellow. NIW 101 Al IWRYWHHII Behind ih* "IntagriBe" I* beauty that's your* only vtih Oldsmobile. And for sth manfort the Oldsmobile rliaaeie—solidly *ubi- Heed at six potato—reelets pawl rosw, takes xxray H ie ewsy on curve* sod corn ere. n u s THI ON1-AMMMIY lOCKITt Under the bond thrre'a the bi|h-t»rapnuioe, hf|h-torque Rochrt—with a 9.25 to 1 eomprreeion ratio, sad featuring advanced bi*-borr, ahort-etrahe design . • . « dm hi* winner In (he 1956 M o b ilE c o nomy Run! A ll TOID . . . ITS THI CAR OV THI YIAfe with the new feature* nf the year—good reason* for you to get out of the ordinary, into an Oid* aetef R T A j T ’'l O 111IWEST/FIRSTfSTRKET Sanford*FlorIdcT I«l«phont 1155 COR. SECOND ft PALMETTO AVE. OAMBBOitil MIMMTft "THIABVINTUJUS OP MAI CO FOLD' an none f t mmm m m c u *u r« *pu. u , * o n mac- tv i �. • _ ' v: - 2 f t , • • . .... Z T ' • ; 2> * l' '^> , Shop and Save In Sanford V -/.-I, , .' 'l' »•' . V. V '■ . ' „*■; ,i , ’ '■'"W -V I . *, ' , * .' “ 1 i Jj '»* ’ . i'' . ,f ' ‘ , t | ... AN INPBPONPWIT PAfLT NBWBTAPBt g A N fo liD .’ ' VOLIIMK XLVIU 1 Weather Partly etoudy and Httl* ehangeto temperature through Tfcur*d*Ji low tomikt 14 to IT. * - --------- r w Warren Favors S eg reg a tio n • *\ Vf .. W$t £§>antarh lim tld * " a W -f M « » * * « K - - Accuses Chief A t Demo Others To Be Fuller Worren pounded away on l he segregation issue when he •poke in Sanford today from a platform at the corner of Firat St. and Magnolia Av*. With a crowd eitlmated a t ap­ proximately a thousand people listening to tha c a n d i d a t e for Governor of Florida. Warren said “I am for segregation.'* - .a a.t .a_ rSale" >-t_»0 sponsormm■ "Tha annual ' “Lily Appearing heavier and In better cd by the Sanford Pilot Club to Sanford.th*n..,’» " l! 0!!, .ipokg ! l.VU for Fuller E Warren benefit the Easter Seal fund in 45 minute* In reviewing hie plat­ SeminoU County netted a total form which coneleUdi he said “of of M3 M, according to Mrs. Harold 23 planks, 20 of which were ac­ Applaby, chairman of Ihe Semi­ complished during my term as nole County Easter Seal cam­ Governor of your Slate." paign. Warren heaped praise on Tha Five girls chosen from the Sanford Herald for their fairness The eerie quiet of Seminole The . St si* classroom of Sirs. Sybil Itouth in presenting the lisues of the Bide are now helng accepted County'* political *i-ena wa* hruk, . Be vers | a DapgrV >m. Sanford Grammar School sold Governors race before the poople. hy the Sixth Naval District Puh* „n last night at tha firat of it tnent, headed hy J. D. William. the Lilies last weekend In down­ “Even though thry ere suppuriHe Work. Office. U.S. Naval Democratic R.lllaa to be held In ',iJrf.f ' p" pf. J h* * town Senford. Those taking pert Ing enolher candidate they have Base, Charleston, ft. C., for the various sections of the county. ,rlhul,tl jfsterday a total of ft,* in Ihe Lily Sale were: r.lcnna Define ■ packed court room with 377,437.11 In February eigaMttgf Crablrce, Ann Schumakcr, Lynda presented fed* ■» they ere." He PAUL MILLER AND SENATOR Oflt’GLAR STRNSTRdM waiting their turn to ipeak at 1**1 night’* following Jobs to h« don* at tha tf. 8. Navat Auxiliary Air 8ta overflow crowds listening hy a lax receipti In munlclpallti** and added. “1 hope that other newsMcLeUan. Sandra Estrldge, and 1343,173 in the general reveuoa papers will read The Sanford Democratic Rally held In the Seminole County Court HoulO. noth ere candidates for the Senate seal tlon, Sanford, puhlic address system in the halls fund ef tha State. Fenny Pulver. nf tha 17th Senatorial District. (Staff Phntoi Herald and do likewise." _________________________ Job number one 1* for the free- *nt| icrosa the front of the court Mrs. Appleby said today that Incorporated munlclpallti#* - hi Hon of ala Butler Buildings, and house an entire stole of local can- Seminole County will receive 111.* Pounding awey at the accom­ the campaign fund ia growing includes concrete foundations and had their opportunity to plishment* of hie term of offlra f A | # t j r A alowly and has now reached a .VM.4B in the distribution, with If* floor slabs, and the exterior util- ,p #ak on thilr bid for offlcea for U4.30 going to tha City w Ranted » a* Governor Warren elated t h a t 1 V V O l l l Q 11 j S I S l I l C total of 11,333. itlra will Include electrical, water wMrh lb, y b#H nu,|if|ed. 1 “1 never did consider myself hoe. ¥ '" 1MOt.M to Allamsnta Spring*; “ We are confident lhat conlrl- of Ihe tegiilature." and eewer line extensions, Loudest ovations went to for- ga23.Tl to Casselberry; L ongned ttutlons which are now coming In All bids for this Joh must he nter Sheriff Luther Hobby wh’en receives MUM, and been1 doing ^WAl!fiN!TON^A^mtddlerf in the District Public Works Of- he accused Sanford Police Chief 1440.01 and reach tha quota set for our .j our Mjhrfnr Mfe(yrecently," is Id • »««< wh" ihB j 1*'1 flee by 2:30 p.m., April 24, 1D54. Roy p i williams a* the “ Man who According to Williamson, ih i county,'' said Mrs. Appleby. Warren as he referred to a re- * l°l *n^ just "anted to ^A ro n lrirt .......... ... J,,h number two calls fnr the tried In hang a yoke around my 8lat» collected a record 13,111,no* for tha ............ construction rent news release concerning burn R-" '#1 * fire in the of |h# Henry Shelton Sanrehibilitation of tha rafrigera- neck not >n long ago" Hobby la rigaralta taxra ia March. r highway fatalities and Injuries in White House yrsterdav and fnur jor(j H(mor(4| Library and Mulion building, and Includes new „ |d -There *r* a few penpl* who | The receipt! for the cum tltl G o v e rn m e n t W a rn s the stale this year. more in executive offices across ,euip awarded lo A K. Shoemoling aqulpmeiil, rofrlgarallun r|i,in'C lialicva I w as. an honest month Just ended topped hy fly Summarising the citrus situ s-! lhe street. maker, Jr. yesterday afternoon at piping, condensing water piping |<w enforcement officer end I am most ||3O.OO0 the eollectioa for A g a in s t H o x se y tlon, Fuller Warren told the) sh« was apprehended hy e g mealing halri In the L'duraiional and insulation. Also new lusutol- going to name names during these March 1935, a previous high to the smoke lax collections. , street audience gathered to hear "omen rieiecttve whileselling Hie Huild rg on Commercial Avenue, ed partitions, change* lo exiating rsalllee.** C a n c e r T re a tm e n t Distribution of Ihe Mareh fnl» him “ If I am permitted lo go fifth fire, Presidential Press Sec-iAu'ho-uy io sign a comract partitions, and new refrigeratot oth^r rnn,t(,|«tr«< for sheriff 0 WASHINGTON t*—The govern­ back to Tallahassee and serve , relary James C. llsgerty said. wiin the l' i.lc.er v a t given the tyfie door* and framea, plua *1- wfr, h firH. Charley Beck **ld « tf lection* in municipalities will ha None of the blares caused »ny president and secretary of Ihe (•ration* to exiatlag walla, floor* (l u j,M , pM1-hea to win the elec- maria next month. ment Issued a formal public warn­ four more years. I'll do somt-tliing March hnrmally' Is tha high celling* and meat rack*. lion, I'v got a hard row lo ho*. I ing today against the Homey can­ lo mak* grapefruit profit*bla.'* , major damage. They were quickly (■moral Henry Shellnn Sanford month for cigarettt tax collection* Memorial Library and Museum. cer treatment which it termed Each set of bidding data must wtll appreciate your support," Warren touched on his platform smothered Guard* said apparently none of Recommendation In accept Ihe worlhtrsa and “ Imminently dan­ for i!»6d sneaking of tourism and he aecom|ianied by a rheck pay* Tha Inrumbent, J, Denver Cor- because It it the peak of the tour* able to the Treasurer of the llt|| to|(J the audience “ We are now lit a# a son. gerous" If ils use lead* lo neglect industry. He reviewed the mad Ihe nearly 7.000 visitors who filed low- hid or llt.HXf was made hy H. > program nf his previous admlnl through the While House yester­ R. Tope, chairman of tha Build­ United Statss in tha amount of in ''ih .'‘pro’*oV o r . . t l l n g up 'a ' . * '• '• ■•**ra * J S S f e ef other care. ing Committee of the association, w. 110. This is required as security rnunty blot-k which I hot>* Si**” 1! ! * 2 The FoM and Drugs Admints- •tration and emphasised that he day were aware of any disturb­ Slat of the room which will .. r . i n . . . . . > . . . . . i . i i i i y “ tration said some of the medicine intended to do a better job In ance. Hagerty and Secret Service house the library and museum will iV of bidding data. promise you th le _ I am going t« ^ J(ln< M woull| N „ used by Harry M. Hoxsey in hi* hullding rnada than ever done hadescribed he the same as the original roopi give you a claan, honest ahariff ■ ,BcrMi# of ibout mJUtoa 4 M* cancer treatment contains potas­ toye, assuring Saminnl* County chief U. F. Baughman n„ u . i.i.i,i '• in Ihe General Sanford home, acthe woman at not quite luciu. fordJ||f l# (;, n j h, , ^ office.' siu m iodide, and H sdded: “ There its fair ahara of roads. tore ever last year, “I am against mix Iff the They said sh* had heen sent In a president of the association, who Porter U n sin g ,‘la hi* bid for Is evldenra that potassium W ide M r s . S . A lle n D ie s t*Ai tjir r*'’ii 1ysj -*r-t N. L. H u u u r ra rii.'' Warrsn axclaimed, “and hospttgj tor observation. TJj» wom­ said lhal Mr*. Carol* Dow hid re­ aherlff’s efDcj arflc* said “Wa've “ W0 ve h t fheriff’s w < .c : ' *,»* *-> will iln anything In my puwep to an-identifiotl herself *• Mrs. Julia quested thiir ih* sire of the room „ T'.Toi I f f ii li w f ' f t Benilndr# Alabama Suprema ★ ★ A f ' A f t e r _______^ L o n g _____ llln e s i maintain segregation. M. Chase, U, born lo llagtrstown, Mrs. name Sallle r„ E. m,™, ABcfl. •«, M, ilfcd al Gaupiy llnxtey disputed the government ikh lie changed. M R i c T i n n A t f o n r l t Mv». .thu tost few year* and I “It I* my liellrf," he said “that ttn. The hin Id ing will ha rnnatruclrd * “ « D l S I l U p n l l c l l U ) f.gg p_ m Tueadsv at tne home belles:* I n n give you good gn* Courf Justice Ii enntenlions. At hi* clinic In Dallas. |f Wp , , rhoot, they of her daughter. Mrs. H. II. New- eiWminL Tha poaltion of sheriff in Fnrl Mellon Park overlonkuig r x ; _ 2 _ a. k J n n s l n n he said hr has remrda of ca-c. wnn>l puih|,m.man. 1214 Dak Av*. after a length) in'Seminole County i« a trust—he Found Shot Today I k e T o L e a v e N e x t a lake which . has been named I U l S f r i C l M e e t l l i g “ Droving lhal we have hern «uc-i .. .. * ■ And In furthei climax his stand alirr Mrs Dow. II Is now ofiicially f \C F" — illnetl. ,'" ’1 4 dleUiot." MONTGOMERY IB - Atohimh ressful after radium, X-ray anJ ii s-gieiration. tVarrcn snid, “ I railed Lake Carol* Kefining LO. W e e k F o r S p r in g She had lived here fn* M ........ year. O'lis U. Oeen*. funner chief Supreme Cotirl Justice James J . .......... surgery have failed." Hr *a.d the HAv«ix*t got „ tut of sympathy Randall t'hasa reimrled in the N I Bishop "f Sanford, was and was a membn of Ihe Firs* deputy In the sheriff s office tod Maytle1,| Jr. was found ahni I* government never has made a full fop. |hj|l A(rit<ltinc oulfit ,|,e In S o u th assorianon lhat (und.s were nn seic. tr I tn attend Ihe .South- Baptist Church and Ihe TEL proe,active voters "A man should f#r|y to(Uy ,n ht, IplrU ^Investigation. XAACP." neenuse « , couldn't WASHINGTON * r President hand m availahlr from known rasu-rn District mrniing of Hi* 1 he honest and have the delermin- ' ment In the Ctoverdale seetioft nf Hoxsey said hta clinics now have rmtcli a criminal (speaking of the F.isrnhowrr plan* tn leave next sources sulfirlenl in complete tho Sinrlair Refining Company which Clasa of lhal Church. illnn in slay honest. If I ant el­ Monlgomery. She It survived h< four daugh in ooo patients. .Moore dyamlllng in Mima during Monday nr Tti"*d*y for his usual protect, was held at the Dinkier Pla/a Ho­ ected I will take office with re Ralph H a m m o n d , e ie c H itt The FDA has been fighting hit adminiatrdtlnn) nut of those spring golf vacation In Augusta, Ground breaking rerrmnniea tel Die meeting, a Itended hy ters. Mrs. S. A. n. malice nr hatred. I am rontin- press aerretary lo Gov. James t . Na if. H.. Sanford; Airs. Hoxsey since before ID**. Afler loud-mouthed Harlem hale mou­ Ga are now bring planned in the 432 marketer*, distributors aim "■O' prcrnrlng mysrlf for tow folnom. said Mayfield had-'be** Sanford; Mrs M. M. A. year* of litigation, ■ decision by a se!* came here and 1 had to Tit* ex nr I dav depend*. While Immediate future Attempts are mam nf the romnany's nff-rlali. Orlando' and Mr*.' A >. dicker enforcement work." hnt through the head. U. S. District Court in Texas in tell him to gel nut of the State," lloure press srrrclary James (* being made In hold Ihe rcreninpy h -d .is It. Hieme “ l.lle Begins at Each candidate was Introduced j n , mmnnd said Folsom « * * eaHel of Jacksonville; II grandrhilriren, October 1D33 prohibited Hoxsey Warren **id. nn April 10 which is Mrs. D'wv'a < n ". marking four decodes of pro llagfriy said, nn the outcome of Just In talk and shout and the Mnsiers’ Tournament al Ihe birthday. ires, hy Slnrlair, Dwight M Hills, four great grandchildren and num­ In alphabetical order hy Jamex „ rly |(K, |y by #ni ^ Mayfield’ » and hi* clinic from shipping in Lee. chairman of the Seminole nHjhbnr| u ulom, thln wave arms about this thing ia . „ tnterslata commerce what the A commuter, headed hy Randall Ihe oil company's district mana­ erous niece* and nephew*; three DemocraHc Kiecutlve Committee Brfln(« brother*. J. F. M. Kntzmlnger, wrong," i Chase, and including t rank ger said. FDA today termed “Ihrir worlh- not enouch, Wnrrrn commented Augii*ta , > In hi. talk, and “1 don’t believe' lh " . I’m idcnt occupies a collage Evans, Mrs F E Ruumillai, Mr*. Th,a session was one of a .eric. Ctearwaler: L W. F.nlamlnger, and allowed each speaker five Folmrn sent Alabama Pnhlln jlr s s cancer mcdirlnes." minutes in which In make hi* ap­ Safely Dlrertor Bill Lyerly lo Ih0 It. 8. Kntzyou can trust a man In Teliahu v i,ll,‘ id «ale* meetings scheduled In•» be Elizabeth II. William), and Mra. • # ## I B o i i t i u r i n I i * w m i s i m ? , n m i ' i r # . i uu** m h u ih i c i i ■ " *Ft. »• Worlh. Tex i and ....................... ... The agency »aM Hoxsey set up P i/ A k L .e ^||t until Rucker, wan appointed lo hrl«l Ihrouahoui thp country in m lilsfr nf llartivill^ S C.; and peal In behalf of hl« rnndldary. Mayfield apartmenl. Isis clinic at Dallas In 1934 and hn*.ee that will ju»t drift along Four candidates fnr Clerk of G* Elsenhower plan the ground breaking cero- each of the rompany’s six *»h>. one slater Mrs. Arthur Hogan of Mayfield, Tuscaloosa attoniep .that its growth has been sleidy. with th» tide of aventa." Circuit Court were Introduced.’ district* which rover a 37 -state Dorris, Calif. Warren spoke In Ovlcd" and Tuesday. mony and entertainment. 1and former University of Ala. it said a Hoxsey clinic wa* opened Lon a wood this morning before' Hagcrly said Eisenhower plans marketing territory. Rnberl A Cobb »t«rted hll friT"_ hami law professor, was a randU Funeral services are al 4 n m. March 7, 19U, al Pnrisgr Pa. Tii* conference* were held to cnnilng In in Sanford. He left tn be hack In Washington in lime tomorrow at Ihe First Baptist minute address with "l Want t o : date for re-nomination (o the jtu* aiouainl members nf the Sinclair hortly after noon today for In attend the opening game of Ihe R e a s o n F o r B o a t nrg.intzal|on w,th ihe progre.; Church with the Rev. W P. ! « * Ww ming. s^tre.gn •neni ou.; prrma Court in the M*y I D im . Lake County whera 'he will speak h*ac';*l] season between t h e C l! ! H a i e s f Ic made hy the rnnipany during ihr Brooks Jr, assisted hy lh* Rev. »nd mduded th* statement I ncr*llf primary. Lee.bure and Tavares before \V*»hinglon Aenator* snd the New n i p p i n g w Y C i l i Kefauver Speaking in “ years It rnvrred pad and‘ Thad Entiminger, Manatee oflt-1 non l think you have to he pat. - ps-t 40 He had heen elected to th l h ljh going tn Orlando for a TV ap- York Yankrrs April IT. | r * v « j f l o o t e d T o d a y r,l,,,.r* Planned d_*velopmcr** in etating. Burial ia in Evergreen riolir In hold on lo a nine-thous­ rourt In 1054 lo serve the tmexIn Dade County praranre tonight. j .---- ^ ■— ' , , - crude, pipeline, refining, m ra rrlt, Cemetery. and duller a year Jnh." pired lerm of Ihe late Ju itie t MIAMI An Investigation was iransporiailon. markeling, aciverIn other development, around, Q e a t n S 6 n t 6 f 1 C 6 IS Inruiuhent O I*. Herndon gsv* Jnel B. itrown f. MIAMI It—Sen E*te»‘ Kefauver In hr completed today Into whal n«,ng and sales promotion actl , _ credit to his staff "ho ha, he»n ‘Brought hi* pre*idrntlal rampaian the Slate Farris Bryant *pok* °n rau-ed a sightseeing host In Dip vilmi. with him for 2t years, *nmr prior to populous Dade County today aft­ Ihe Inuchy iaxalinn l.»ur In the U p n e l a O i l E Z Z C I I •lames E Dyer, prcsldrni of nver in Bl*eayne Ray. dumping W.. L. Smith, 72, . . . . . ____ „ er sharply ’ crltlclilng the F.lacn- governnrshlp race last nighl with a lo that. “Tha best criterion a* Moroccan Sultan'" Ihr Sinclair defining Company, TALLAHAXSFE IM - The Su- nine nf |h« 36 persons aboard Into hower administration for what he statement that ha wasn't going I n _____ and other rompany official' u r r r Dies This Morning lo hmv 1 rould act In the future," loday upheld ihe the uater. P " iU ........... . he said, “Is the sudit. t consldsr Arrives In Spainf called lit “inept" handling of for­ make a campaign promise of no, death . . . .. . , „ fraiure speakers at the District scnlenre Imposed on Joseph The dnuble-derked Bit-foot Phan- n,f-*-ttnjg In di.iru*slng futurr pro*Mr. Georg* \V, L.^ Smith, 72. jt „n b„nnr j,, serve the people new taxes In order lo win voir*. eign policy. MADRID ip—Mnroccifl Sultan .... He (old e Tallahessee television Lester Ewell hy the Duval County lorn, chartered for a farewell holt- prcis, Dyer said: “ We not only died this morning at Ihe Seminole In a .perch In West Palm ................. Mohammed hen Ymusef a rritjil .. . , pnuinCircuit Court for the September day ouling for employes of Ihe nope to *el new sales rrronls Memorial Hospital following a nf rnunt,r' audience This ia a growing .tale k|UlB| of K f, M„ |t r e l Bt y. Beach'i Flagler Park Iasi night. ............. f). A Robert* admit ted in his hv plane totay tn rerelv* s* wrong MacFacMen • Deauville Hotel,, in IB34, hut we aim wanl m im short Illness. Kefauver charged that the Rrnub- *"d if «'• «et into any long range nard. audience last night that “ I hava imfenendence for the Swanlah. flipped over a half mile off Key " r f ,» «"■ <*l'» fore* wills the He was horn Aug, 10. 1U3. In llcans had failed lo lake a Rrm program of construction and ImI.ad no experlenre. Hut no one el«e r„lf,| p lrt nf his North A ffttU Ezzetl, who ram* tn Florida Biaceyn# yeMerdey noon, creating PK!*lb «l ’ Seneca. S. C. Ha had lived m San A.itanJ regarding nationalist held provement hullding for future from North Carolina shortly be­ panic among Bin*, on hoard. J j j j J I . ,ucce,, in ,h# >f *r» ford since 1921 and resided a! lias had a chance except the pre- eninire. “ island* off tho Red Chin* main­ needs a* we must, new lixe* may fore the killing, told police he first Nine person, were dropped Into, Th# ‘ Important rule that the 100.1 Maple Ave, Mr. Smith a rr.ut 1'irumbent. If e)eiti«l. Hie [ Cicreral’tslmn Frsnr'sCfli Franland, had made no mnve to ease be required. saw Mrs. Raynard at a rrslsuIhe water when the boat rolled dealer, marketer, riillrlbuinr, and tended the First Baptist Church ho"** * m .h* .v ^ cnvhrnrwrt his ..rpyal “ 1 will flghf them a* long a* the tension in Cyprus, had virtual jrsnl, lhat sh* followed him anil over. Five women end nn* man the area manager plays tn Hit nf Sanford and was a m em ber, t)'* nm,n !’,our *"rt n " visitor at Ihe airport, there I* any hop# of Ihe *tate slay­ ly abandoned the fret people* of asked for a date and when he got were treated at Jackson Memo­ Sinclair organization was iIim-u ii - of the Masonic I/idgc, Decamr. »fl,,' nnnnThousands of Moroccans from Asia, and had failed to find an ing solvent, hut I won’t see the in her car with her she asked him rial Hoapitai for eiposura and cd by Louis W. Leath, Sinclair Ga. lie wa* a Held supervisor " \ l Vnrnea promised a monthly Ihe 1*000 • square-mill Spanjih needs of our children In Ihe answer In lh* new Soviet pollry Refining Company'* Vice Presi­ for J, C. Hutchison Co. for monry. published fiiiniu-lnl ntniemeoi of proteriorale screamed a *near> shock. of penetration through economic schools, our tlrk In the hospital* He said he refused (o give her Ihe County in hi* hid f»r i-lec- hysteric welrome lo Ihclr lilu tir The Coast Guard *»kt all aboard dent and Gmcial .Sates .Manager. Mr. Smith lx survived hy hi* and nyr old people suffer because • ,w_ „ l-rn J. Hoar. Vice Pmlrlcnl In • *H. any money and «ha slapped him, were arconnled for ^ ? },'* nt V'rc,(,.lt , , ,, , I have made a campaign promise ,nfl lnpr* rharge nf St.iHon Salr*, -iwike widow, Mrs. Winnie K, Smith. San- ,"Pn The Tenneair* Democrat »*liJ u,u "J hiltan hroujlii w'lh hlm,-’| nn “ Cnnperatlnn — ' Krynoi'- of lord; wm and daughter-in-law. Mr. ,,n M?T nf no new taxes just lo get your He then shot her u v e ril time*, were nn falalittes. our NATO relation* have deleri- vole." the court record said. A fishing rniiser, the Sport TT. .Successful tor joint So-nlsh-Mororcxn dcrlaraHon Enterprise.” Ollier and Mr*. David Smith, Atlanta r ° ,rt 1 lf P”11* " ''ir' * .o rated , that Greece, Turkey and Gov, Collins was hack at hi* Tha Supremt Court said in an wa* only 130 feet* away and speakers reported on the work Ga.; grandson, Lindsey Smith of 'hi* office for ihe next fqur yem t. affirming (he independenci ’/'o f w n rlttin ara divided over Cyprug rif.k handling state business hut opinion by Justlre Glenn Terrell snatched the people from the rhop- currently being carried on hy tho Atlanla; on* brother. Tom Smith, ’ 1 making applirathm for the Sn*ni-h Morocco and H* •unity Sinclair Bescarrti and Develop, and serious conflicts in policy with the neighboring French pro. Bryant, and Bumler L. Lowry that Ihe only points raised hy E»■ py water, A helicopter and Ihre# menl Corporation, tho Blnclsir Pine living in Alabama; and one sister, ■i0'1 with India and other free Asia sell in his appeal were technical rescue boils from the Coast Guard Mr*. Ads Huskey, Allanta. Five ramlhlal"* were Introduce I tectnrate, wlilch Franco hi* 111* went nut again On the trail of voles. I.ina Company, ’Ihe Sinclair Oil nation* have increased under the and lhal errors, if any, were rushed lo the scene and hrought Funeral services are at I p. m ) who are asking for the pn.ltii.n granted indrpnndence. " ' Lowry concentrated hie cam­ nnee snd Ga* Company. Sinclair A n n harmless. Elaanhowcr administration. the pa«*engers a*hnre. Franco's g o v e r n m e n t anlu ll, fnr,, and other suhtirinmrs. In morrow* at Ihe Brisson Funeral of T** Assesmr for Seminole paigning in Ja kionvltta while ' Inoimcet last night that- ‘thb Home with Hie Rev, W. P. Brook* County. Bryant worked toward Jacksonville Miss Mary Earle, in a short ap- s P*"l*h Cahinel had aporovel !(!• Jr. nfflciallng. Burial will he in C 11A li A , I | _ wtth stop* at Mnnticelln, Madison, Itcal to Ihe votcix mid “ I began Independenci declaration, Evorgrrrn Cemelery, d u m t e r L o w r y Is Live o*k md L*k* city. All master Mason* are asked my n fe e r In Ihe court hmi** In | A I, - . . C eaeL a. ,n • tolk at Palaika, Uwry JO y C C c a p e O K e r again eritUiied efforts being made lo meet at Ihe Masonic l-odle *1 ,p-*- l or the past 23 years I SPY LOSES RID FOR PAROLE GRAND JIA riD S , Midi. <*— Repld*. Score* of Homes were I Communicslion end power fsrtl 1:13 p. m. Inmorrow to attend have had training that qualifies WASHINGTON i*~Aloml«; if)* l.t a - Sumtar I.owry, candidate for by Collin* to get the U.5. Supreme Vicious spring tornadoes lorp 'l!',"l“,,»hed and at le n t 1* peraons me* were knocked bid. isolating the funeral of Mr. Smith in a m* tor that office." ass, whor# David "reenglau, whore tertl. t%rjl. ff^Jovemnr, will (peak at th* Sam- , Court to change it* mind about i killed, 'lend Jullu* -Aid Rwlelvh King mlniUM that Mi* mnny hdoed 'send •everil enmmunIHea' and leaving body, inols County Junior Chamber of ordering a Nairn admitted imm»- acrosa western .Michigan last Three bodies were found In a nfflc* of Tax Assessor is the must Ethel Rosenbergg lo Ihe Commerc# noon luncheon meetlnv diately tn the University of Flor­ nitfit, leaving a v u g trail of devastated trailer camp on Grand them .in total rtarknas*. . death and destruction. . _ . . Important office In th* rnunty.' chair, has lost his bid for p it g f r f lR i al noon. ) ids Lew School. Rapids' northwest outskirts, A Hospitals in Grand Rapids, sml f _ _ . _ prison, vt - s' X t v: R«scu« worker* recovered IX farm woman w*i killed when an- nearby E*eland and Holland ivere D .T A N nUfllfAF T ftlH “Von win, for th# first t!m» In from a federal prison, Collin*' campaign headquarters Lowry, of Tampa, la currently jammed lo eapacliy and ail avail- ' 1 ^ - j p B O R O r I O IO choosing • tax assessor, 1 will b* I The U.S. Parol# B«ard y campaigning for the governorship •aid tha governor would have soma bodies. It was feared th en were ath' r tornado haltered the Tra able medical help was summoned. Thursday it the Southalda P*TA ’nuny yeora, have th* privilege of day denied Grceoglass' parol# *PClly atea. lOO mlles_ north. on the bait* of the segregation detailed comment on tha Interposi­ other* ]■ the debris of demolished v ,r“ ft was Mlehigan'i worst fornado Nearly i.ooo National Guirds tosue, tion doctrine In a campaign apacch homes gnd stores. ^ 5 ! 0rei-t ■* «nJ <*'* t^ It I* your men were moblllaed to assist In •me* lh* disastrnuf June 4, 1933, talk on "What To Do Till Ihe Doceight-member beard decllnad > Mont than x n were Injured and rescue opera lions. ‘ Tho Joyce** are expecting an he will deliver later In the week. iwisler lhat hilled Iso in Flint. tor Cor.iea", jJohn nbJ, Meizrh reviewed hlx i*r- explain ilx aetion. •ovar flow attendants a t their H ie governor plana a handshak­ property damage ran into millions Fireman, slat* and lor at police , i* (form lllerally wiped oul Ihe There will be ■ quaitlnn and vlr# aa a Couoly CommiuloUf, Thp 34 . year - old Grrroftox* Maeting tomorrow, not only he- ing tour of Polk. County tomor­ of dollar*. Some 3.000 people wer* and civil defense workers lanored huijneii diitriet of Stendale, eight left homeless. through tho night, probing through milt* west of here. Fifteen build- answer period and all memberR, and said "I can think of no offle* completes tomorrow on* thli |)4»u** of Ut« political issue, but row before making an official visit Hardest hit was the town of sentence hf > a a _____ __________ t h e because of the election of to St. Petersburg Friday at the Hudsonville, ». community of l.aon wrerkago in i search for tha In­ inga lining fUtta Highway «). aU are urged to attend thl* Impor-U.Hat could prepare you better for _a 13-year jured and dead. outer* Other* «tood Is-v thin lo years aid, were level- tint- meeting wlvieh will begtn •* tho offle# of Tag auassor. 1 tn J«H oiler plaidtagA|U*1 annual Sun Festival X fte tra for 19M-47 year. ton ails* thwest oi Grind guard to t o t t o f . ____ 1ed wiUto aeeoftdg, 1 h *• - . 1 (C attle tud m Page 1} l a t aepietag* tk u g * . Annual lily Sale' Sponsored By Pilot Club Nets $43.35 February Cigarette i Tax Receipts Given Municipalities' Bids Being Taken Court In Charleston, S. C. Room For Jobs At SNAAS Packed Shoemaker Is Awarded Contract For Library ssw aa «*f*iMUEL-esr& 0l--“ mt Vacation & ---- N ' Tornadoes Leave Destruction -71. Ft. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 03, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 03, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 03, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3ef870ead13817a516581ec6e8603b37.pdf 283d972ac574b77e63f7d137f5eea8d8 PDF Text Text �4 a t » p. m. it waa asaaiiacad today find them^Of the more than U doeon m i ) H wero niatoly n a n * a* "P rti*"'ind could t e swapped for on* of a» many gifts arranged for by the Jiycee* and contributed by generous ianford Merchants. Th* Sanford Pollca Department vaa on hand to control the traffic around an area srhori aa many children bad gathm d tor tbe •ra n t , Children toning la prim eggs bp Mr*. A«- W, Bppa t e - * * * * * af the auxiliary aad Mr*. P. E. RoumUlat, flnanea chairman. Tha beaatlfui Mayfair laa ballnpom aa well aa tha orchestra fh te h win furaiab muaic for danefag la being furaiabad throng* Ua courtesy*} Frank Mabaaa Jr., warti Donald McMurray, Walter manager af tba hotel. TUkte ealea ba M a e ra d By tbe Hm torts County Jaycau af wfciaR A. * • * * £ » ■ J r .i * president with GaifiaM Wllleto C w S T a a phxlm snof publicity. Ttekata W ba purthaiM at tha Jayeaa tutormatlon Booth at aha e a rttr ad Park Ave. aad SamServing, with Mr*. RouxeWat m te e flnanea committee, to addi­ tion to Mr*, Eppe are Mrs. A. -B. Pei ere* Sr., Mrs. H. R. Foye. If re. J . E. Gradkk, Mr*. John E. Higgins, K n , E. H. Laaey, Mrs. John Sehirard Jr. and Mrs. V. C. Vciicuger, publicity chairman. * Hbane announced (hat in addi. (Ion to round dancing,'square danc­ in g will bn enjoyed as well aa a program of entertainment to round out an enjoyable evening for tbOM attending. rroceedi of tho decs will be turd to purchase much needed equipment for the new hospital and 11 ia hoped by those planning tile affair tb it l)> Public will ao. operate wpolehhiartedly to make Vila first annual da net a ausceae. * 1 0 f T T I f rlo V T B T O oen House Frid ay First Federal Savings end Loan Association will hold an open house (his Friday from 1 to 9:30 p.m. and .geatJenta of Sanford end the aurt rounding arte era invited to he /^ re se a t. The toed thrift organisation la joining ever SMS other similar tostitutiesa throughout tho country In tho obaomtioa of tho 128th an­ niversary ot the founding of the gavtoge and to** industry to tbe United States. * Visitors to First Federal on Fri­ day evening will have an oppor(unite to watch tho machine booktaping operation designed for feet, ccttrats accounting. Tbs newest Ja ‘ “ ‘ t - t o « n b . «* later. prieroAhnlaf t ___ ____________ , _______ SONS___ OP_____ TRR WINNERS at tha Jayeaa Kaetar_ E » t ___________ Runt la Paid__________ Mellon Parkt yesterday afternoon. Chatman Darn Thraiher and Jayeaa Tawy Rueil aaa ka aaaa helping the chlldraa oelect their prtaaa. (Staff Photo) _______ ______________ ________________________ Cancer Society Adopts Slogan At Kick-Off Frieqru*, Krtly Nelaon, Junior Spain, Doloraa feymour, Warren Millar, DartS Muon, Patricia Po­ lar, Stare ftabum,. Caiey Dunn Jr., Denial Barradougk, Arthur Lai Millar, curiy Potey, Mark Reborn, Ellxahrtb Ogden, Delorti Gala Pei era, Babble Meeon, Jecb Bohannon, Jlmiala Buckler, Suaan Debit, Tommy Crowe, Peggy Powell, Dianna Mayi Patricia Am Benton and Cand Ball. Easter Seal campaign fund* were reported ae 91,M« Priday at.noon. Mrs. Harold AppIrtV. chairman of tha fiemtoola County Eaater Seal campaign fund said that tha latga contribution • have been An interacting moment la' the coming in wonderfully well, many Jayeaa Egg Kent wee when of them from contributor* who Dolores Gal* Peters, I t months have never denoted ts tha fund at aid and Bobbin Itaeon, » montha old turned la prlio winning egga, Nina Jaycaaa wen on hand for tha tvent haadad by chairman of tha oommltlea D an - Thrssher, Those aaalating In tha Junior Chamber of Commerce Annual ■vent ware: Manny Canaet. Tony Sued, Bob Kllpairkk, Melvin their gifts to. Wn are depending nn (beta con­ Dekle. Jack Barnelough. Jim Buckler, Em it ShUIott and Carl tributions," Mrs. Appleby said, "and are appealing to them to Overt* treat. / sand them to gs soon aa possible. "Thera Is no morn wnrthy cause than Mut ef thn E n te r Seal Driver's License fund," she said, "for children who want la walk, talk, play Ilka Division Releases other children will get tho needed hm aa, -MuJfmem, thatapy and tha Department of Bubal Daftly he! released eg activity report for the first month of thla year—Janu­ ary The report shows that tggl ae. Ilona were taken hy the department and In addition to those, the parole commission returned 64 Uonisoa with restrictions. Tbe teUewtof to a breakdown m a eeuaty by county basis af aH actional Rsvooatloos 1,M ; suspen­ sions 446 and rant illations III, Actions by tho Department §1 Public Safety to Seminole County Included: Sanford—Jamea Monroe David­ son, Ruby Conors Haley, Joseph Jackson, Revoked. Clarence Gor­ don, Frank Emerson Henry, Ola Ermls Miller, Mslvla Ruth, Sus> ponded. Oviedo — Jos Farley, Revoked, ‘Catherine Alexander r r a n e * s. Charlie Hughes, Suspended. Fern Parit-Beatriee Nelson Jirk . son, Returned by the Parole Com­ mission with Restrictions. Lake Mery — Edward Larcau, Suspended. (another opportunity to get better 'acquainted with tha Association, bow tt operate* to ebaanel funds Pictura O f Local into b o as ooastruellca. The Initial saving■ and Iona as- M an T o Ba Placed •oclattea was formed In April, 1831 .with a teen of tn s , grow steadily In T ra in in g Room until 19M whan tha industry raatb- A picture of S tanford man. cap­ • i a oro-dopMisioa peak of almost tain of tha Ifnlrarslty of Florida Gator team to 1917, will te hung * T o t a n a r t s te 1*44 were 818 ML slang with thoa of other captains Jlo s but to tho 14 year* atoee then te tba training room, according (q Rhey have tUmbod to tour times Sam Lankford. University of Flor­ lh*4 figure. ida trainer who mad* en appeal today, for pictures nf former cap­ Ja y e a a C a u c u s S at tains not to their filet. th e appeal for pieturos, made In Longwood A p ril 8 known today, Included ona of S. A. '• The Winter Fork JeyCeci Will B. Wilkinson. U host to tbe 4th District JayMrs, Wilkinson, contacted ky Cat Caueua April Ith, 2 p. m., The Sknford Herald, said that aha i t thn Longwood Hotel. Longwood had a pfrlura of tho former football 'Florida. Fraaela Jackson, Winter jv*nrk J b/C m President said to- captqin in tha yearbook for 1917, and would gladly snow Its nsa. Pe«r. Thart a rt straral Items t* fmtorUna* on tha agenda for (his ‘m ating, IhCtodtog tha eteetloo «f > s 4tb DfeWrt Vies Preeldont ■for the coming year. Attendant* prise* arranged by Ah* Winter Pmak JayCaee win tnelnda « foot dag trip f*r twa te Haaaan tar Mnekep Airthme with three nlgbto a t tha bamttful W ayri-niM both Hotel. A uhicka Hospital Notes tetomw te te sorted’at I p. m. win County T o Receive $44,000 Under Racing Allocation Seminole County receive* IHOM from the office of the Mete Comp­ troller from tho fourth monthly diatributlea of tho current racing iei«on. A total of $44,000 goes to •arh of the 87 rounlies of Ihe Stela. Dii* distribution Include* 136.000 from revenue received from Jet atal. hone and dog tracks, and M,oo0 from the additional tax oti dog tracks enacted by tho 1913 Loxlilsture. ThU year’s distribution te enunties i* 11,176,000 more than teat yaait’s distribution at thla time. La at year *6 .71)0,000 had been (IIItributed to the f7.rountles while for the same period this yeir ■ total of tl.371.000 hat been dis­ tributed, Esch of Florida’s 67 eounllea has already received more money under (he racing allocation this year than thry did during Ihe en­ tire racing tram niU it year. Last yexr’a total distribution te counties amounted to 1137,100 per county. With Ihle month's distribution esch county will bnvo already received 1121,000, BeceUft of the successful tourist '•■spa sad Increased racing It ap­ peal* that raring revenue for this yeir will tsered original estimate* of 616M06 par county from both A very lively kickoff tampalgi moating of hay volunteer wbrksra of tha Seminole County Chapter, American Cancer Society’* fund campaign wee hold Friday at noon In tba private dining room at Jim apencor'e Rastaurant, with Harold Xeetner, rtairm en tor SpoeUl GLfu and Special Events, presiding. The nationally designated slogan "Fight Back at Cancsr With a Cficck-up and a Check" was adopted at Friday’* meeting and a comprehensive survey of all campaign activities checked with those present at the meeting. Tba Special Gift campaign starts today and will rome to a close April IS at which time volunteer workcre will report lo Harold Kailner. Following th« dtilributlna of educational literature for the campaign workers, reports wo* heard from Don Bales, General v f e r # r t & W l ( M Mfetle Wil­ son. i Each health chairman nf tho Seminole County Home Demon­ stration clubs in the outlying com­ munities will participate In the Educations! and Fund Raising crusade against one of man’s most cruel enemies, cancer. Also present at the meeting Fri­ day were: Myron Reek. Wilson Homo, Jim Hunt, R. A. Blllhlmer, Elion J. Moughlon Jr.. A. D. Saun­ ders, Rex Packard, T. N, Ander­ son, W. C. Hutchlum, Miss Doro­ thy Powell, and Mra. Harold Eastner. Miss Ruth Zimmer, Field Repre­ sentative of ihe American Cancer Society, and Mra. Julius Dingfelder, Chairman of Ihe Seminole County Chapter, outlined the aims and functions of tho American Cancer Soclotf end elan informed the workers on "where Ihe dollar goga." W arren Rally Set Tomorrow N ight A Fuller Warren tor Governor rally will ho held tomorrow night ■t the Educational Building on Commercial Ave. et 7:3d p. m., according to Earl Higginbotham, Seminole County Fuller Warren for Governor campaign commit­ tee fharman. Higginbotham said today “ all Ful­ ler Warren supporters and anyone Interested In his campaign, ire in­ vited to attead tomorrow night's meeting," yj A meeting ef the General Henry Shelton Sanford Memorial Library and Museum Association mtmbsre will be held Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 to dlscuaa tbe awarding of the contract for the new building to'be constructed In Fort Motion Park, Tba meeting will be held in the Educational Building an East Commsrical Avenue. All person! Interested In the General Sanford Memorial LL brery and Museum, which Is pro* posed for the boualug of en ex­ tensive library and many pUrse from the Uenaral Sanford home, are invited to attend tha mast­ ing. The Building Committee, M id General J. <Jv HoteUniV ^ - M l ip a position at the W s of tW meeting to make r*camm*n<tet linns in regard to the awardIdg afternoon In tho offkeg, of tga of tha contract. • Counsels wsre opened Friday architect. John Burton, with A. K. Shncmaker, Jr., the low bid­ der. fins playing and walking weathof harp in Central F lo rid a ,la id tha officers, "which means that mega end mors kid* will ba swarming all aver tha streets, pleygraunde and hlgbwaya and just about ororywhero to play." "Wo aQ know that It is hard to control whet a child will do, eo let's do tho next best thing ar.d watch the driving behavior or thoughtfulneso of tho grown ups," suggested the two officers. "Die child who Is a good etudont of aefety In school end et home, forgets *11 about tha rule* at safe­ ty when HU pUy ball rolla out in •the torn astreet," t r o i l '* Ithey h M rdeclared. iip lir* d . "Then, It Is our responsibility that we wateh out for the hide and don't let any mlsfortunt traffic wise—ovsrisks them. It behooves ell of lie to operate all eat for any smtrgsncy when wa'drive around where kid* might be, and In warm­ er wealhar, you can axpact them almost everywhere." "It la n bleak picture to retd about," said Meek and Williams, "but lx 1M4 there1 were 1,160 childpedestrian* under It years of age Injured, W6 f i W Florida and seme af tham maybe from our owm^ com­ munity. . i "Let’* drive for two white no the streete and highways," said Troop, er Mark and Patrolmen Williams, • ourselves and Iha hide who might dart to front of our rsr." Rev. H artsfield, Frequent Visitor Here Dies Fridoy The many friend* In Sanford of the Rev. Jeaae F, Hartafielrf nf Blakely, Da,, will rearel tn learn «f bis death In JackaonvUle rrb day. He end Mrs. Hertafield bed been viitting their son and daughter. In-law In JackaonvUle at the time of his death. * A retired Bapllrt minister, the Rev. Mr. Harisflrtd waa bum In Tallahassee, March 17, 1M0. He Just- celebrated hi* 70th birthday along with his granddaughter I’al Hartsfield. He wa* p**tor of the First Baptist Church nf Eastman, Ga„ until hi* retirement. Survivor* Include! hla wife, Mr*. Ethel S. Hartsfield: nn* son, Lawrence Hertafield, Jacksonville; and two grandchildren, i’airtela and Lawrence Hertsfleld Jr., Jacksonville. The Rev. Hartsfield will he bur­ led et Jefferson, Ga. tod*rv He visited here on numarou'i oc­ casion* with Mr. and Mra. Frank ,Meleeh. Practlrally every bank In the state will be represented when bankers nf Florida convene for their 61nd Annuel meeting to discuss xffslrt of stele, banking, finance, economics, end politics, Attending th« meeting from Sanford will Robert L. Bauman, President of the Renford Atlentle Nalloqel Bank end T. E. Tucker, President of the Florida tlteta Dank. The Annual Convention will he held et the Hollywood Beach Hotel in Hollywood, on April 13, 18, end 14. Rotweeen $00 end 906 banker* end their Wives and guests ere expected te attend. Headliners for the Business gaasien*, In addition to President McLeod, Include such noted ptrtonalities ae Fred F, Florence, President American Bankers Assortition and Presldant Republle National Bank, Dallas, Tsxast Ray E. Grren Bank Commissioner for tha fiteto of Florida, Tallahas­ see) and Gaylord A, Freeman, Jr.. Vice President First Notional Bank, Chicago, Illinois. In aldlUon, reports of activities and ac­ complishments of tho Association during tho past year will be rend­ ered bp *11 Committee Chairmen, Governor LaRoy Collin* le expect­ ed te attend a portion of tha Conran lien. The aerloua tomatoes* af the m eaaion will bq supplemented by an elaborate program ef enter­ tainment for both men and wo­ men which will be rtlmaxed by the Annual Banquet on Mto'night of April. 14, Alan at 'thla event .newly elected affieerc ef tha Ae* soclatton will te Installed and each will make brla( tallu- WIST PALM BEACH (Jt-fn. Keg Mid tte tedy at Dr. Rax Bleak, W. -mlcatog line* Friday, wm totted last night ky Ws wife *pf^' * * " f ‘The growth of tetaphana e*ri vice haa been at a eonelderably faiter rata than tha growth of Sanford's population,1* Gordon Rothermel Group Manager for Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, told tha San. ford Rotary Club today at Ha noon lunchaoa meeting, "Tha primary m oon that ws am cenrertlng to dial," said ReUwrmel, "is heeouao ws bars expanded no mueh u wo ean bars In tha City." Painting to p chart, ehowlnf the tremendoua growth of the Telephone Company and lie hell* Itlee, Rothermel told tho Rotary Club that In 1940 there were about 18,000 people In the San* ford telephone exchange area. To* day there are about 16.100, ae an Inem io of 78 per clot. In 1940, Rothermel explained, there were 1,427 tele phone* here and today w* hare 8,802, repre­ senting an Increase of 368 per worde, while the rent, ■ In■ other ■ population In Sanford Increased a little mer« Mien, two-thlrda In 14 years, the number of tele­ phones increased between three and four times," ho said. "According to our Commercial Engineers," said R u t h e r m e l , "Sanford will have x population In 1861 of a tittle over 40,000 people In the telephone esehenge area, or a population Inrreast of 167 per cent over 1040, . * vH ew eytr/w t aspect te l ( f ht^thebnsx* it* years m that wa will have almost tlgoo ln pcrvleejiby 1MB, er an torreas* of elmo£ 881 per cent, go while tha Hanford popu­ lation Is a Httla mor* thart doubt­ ing, telephone service will Increase by almost ten times," Rolhcrmol selij, During IPIft SI million circuit fact of wire was, used In the Banford area-for construction expandIturee vMlIe to 1916 a total ef U million rlreult feet of wire will he Involved In expansion, said * Tha Stnfefd Memoriel Beta! Medium wae well -filled rosier morning for E n te r Sunrise’fif Icea eponiored by tha 80 mil County MtoUtorlel Aasocletim Tha Joint lorrleaa f i t * mi bera of many falthi in t h a n morning worship whara tha rlimation "Chrlat la Rlean"! Ja medusa*" and tba ppethdM.' Tba Reminds Rlgh-gcteoiJR Club we* heard la two alto number* "Beneath The Crais Jasui" and "Ml**, Arlit". t Glee Club wag under the direct! of Mice Oil I* Recta Whllile... Presiding at tha aarly mend icrvtca was tba Rev. Rabat. Speer Jr. fh s Rev. Cteeldr.:’ Plenk read tbe aerlpture ind.ja tbe prayer. >• The Eaater .Menage w e ig h by Chaplain Lynn Arnold ef t Sanford Nival Aualllary Air |! Uon. Ushers > r the Raster 8'oN Service were members of the Sei Inole High School Tri-Hl-Y d assisted by membera of. t “ t h e ’gasoline t . V / O W leas sold lit Seminote County dpi the month of Fabruary. this f i t # ■mounted to Mi,400.ft, acCoMlaR te the current report mede by R i f E, Green Slate Comptroller. Of Ihe Intel amount of gaaolinB tax collected In Somlnole County* t n .*30,81 waa returned to the emin* ly for road bond and road building " S S iV E S * * ,* . month of February fa lsa reRKtaf and lex cotltetef during March! hit a new high for Ihle fisc41 ynnf Rnrthermel. Telephone rails handled locally of n i.IM .m gallon*. Thla Is 4,«M> Increased from 11,214 dally et the end of 1946 to about 31,160 daily previous month of Januery, 1,116,* today. Long distance cell* Increas­ 3*3 more than ealea of tho prxvleu* ed from a dally 811 In 1946 to Ugh of December, and 11,582,13* almost 2,077 during On average mora than iha ealee of February a) business day today, he said. , the previous year of list, In describing the new Tele­ Similarly, lax collection* tn ta * * phone Company hulldlng at Laur­ lin* sale* also kit g new klgK* el Ave., Rothermel explained that amounting te M.3I9.M4, ax lacrseai It will house the meat modern of (266,318 over (oReellon of (hi type of crossbar dial equipment, previous month’and an inereajpot transformer equipment, ventila­ (M il,M i ovor the c o lle c tio n ^ * tion apparatus, and a dies*] emer­ the earns month of tha prrttftig gency power plant on the first year ef 1115. This Is Iha first |lmR floor with Ih* second Door con­ that gasoline tax collection* oaeoed* taining modern f w l t e h b o a r d ed iho previous year’s eotlecfkna farllitlra and various modern con­ by over on* million rfdllars£Wr* veniences for operator* such ee centege InCrfaia of sales sH ant* dinette and recreation1, room, lactloM la 79.8 per rent o v a fhg quiet room, training room ami u rn s month for the prevloas *sir< loekera, Gnoiin* tax eollectldab tbtdf (jags The business office ef flouthern WWO eal year a mtotind* J V n i have WW V W proven p r o w l ws* to 1*0 b« —— nn w ^ v s i t e p - ^' 5 , | Hell Telephone and Telegraph steadily Inereastog source of re* i , Company, In Sanford will remain venlis te the Stale for me In M a la w i at Its present location at this coriitrurtlon. Collections (d r'.IR tt Vtime. Ultimately, Rothermel ex­ first thrOf.qusrtf ra of thla J lllg l ‘ ; plained. a business office hulldlpg yaer. July throuah March,*talal,^ will adjoin the new telephone Ml,Ml 09 exeardlng ths ismg building'on Laurel Ave. . . ! , lad of Ih* last flaeil year by (T,J0f j : Rothermel described the oper* ation of a dial system and added that with the new equipment for dial operation there will be Is­ let tivs ringing for four party lines which means ymt a four In Jacksonville party line rustonter will receive Mrt. Rhode Loti. 8J, died"! only hi* iglng and not thet of F rld lV *t lfites p.nt. St h i ftp one nthar patty as la now the of her son. Into** Vutt. t t t i Soj Condition, Drlvt, Jeckionvllle, r Remus# all telephone numbers Mr*. Lott Is Ihe'irtethtr o f * wilt he changed, said Rothermel, John J. Carfo- nf R inbriU !: business' men will w*r\t to* limit Thp 'v*» tHv*- ' ?. • ' ‘ V* ' their erdera ef atailohery end tie,, Nor, V, 186| stri mif*] advertising materials which con­ widow of tht U.s v , . tain telephone numbers un}!! niw - Mra ton I'v.vJ ui Wt.iv mri ones ran he assigned. G».,‘ until twa When ihf-'n' He confusion wllj result In the lo Renford *nd marie har.-te ttaa ef the new telephone nunt- vllh her dsughter, .Mrt. Jihm Carver, until two yeses e i c ^ fibs bid been Itl fa r lirggm Mrs. Lott ly ’turvlved by , rblldrrnt Mr*. H U litonvU.it laeooch**, Ga ;>Mra. VVimatojtV sill. Ambrose, CS.| ism ehsirman, �X* /71 5$4^k>\dl #. : r I / f i o V e ld 7 • ■ufcatl rvi «#«TT+hi iiw ir » twi S M -H -H /rw e ftrt A U G H riM T H B * LIVING HOCM.'WS^ must ae TW6 T V * -/ w aiting m| w tootusci ' SO U N D * 1 H I # P a Qic EOA 1 im p h o n t o ? )*• ykfJOINO HCPC, lIK lU I L V tr HIIV « ^w* M p ro t « J rumwiwo V * ^ — v up.fV^rr* GOTHBUTMC JAMC THING H I ffivg u M g- J e > . iN«U*ANC« PLAN( >ou c o u e c r ip you nr MAv| an AfOtXNr M M L ^ f m o t AT THC , MV BAV CHfCK I* rUOOOLLARS - BUT (» rr WAB WALLS T e a HIM TO CALLBACK w . INI ANI WOLIO-ANO IB rr SAV I WAS NT C W H A TSV y2 j L N C 3 S t f ? e 3IMDC/ J giM P L f, * s v a h u d / eA6^ u r r n wcoN(5r>#> "I i B V -- '^ A K.IOCCAC.W <• {A mim if r r was c a l l in g r o . [TirfDoeetfrd > i n Aavp*. •MIIT It* mv NtfiTt^FTJI p a y biT i n r e q 1 t o lo n w e OAO AN9WBHSO THT/SKB.’JUST PMBN5 AMD GOT MV ia o la im , ^ shoot WAS BILL, ro B l HE AO/ TTTp — v N TIM MlNUTgB.1* ■jrwi&p . V -y. o ffice >-» ABOUNO ^ MfPC ' ro N a *A fu u T io N » , ' tv*5wcca v o u n % A iiafUw ij ( I n MlTTi TW A,v wMvr I rid d lM tic k s ! '.WCAV, IS ARE LOADED AN' yoN eour/A f AM CAINT LOOK/ Legol Notice I for dlvorca in tha Ririult TO: l.t'T H K fl MOOHE. JR . urt Ninth Judicial Circuit in t for hnmlnula Cnunty, Plarlda. L L P A *. f»f» w n i u * . oia.r pi.i^ii istj./isey* *- Ch.laa nr OIMIIIMIII Lni I. KnniV W fcant*W"**,**>*9 Vaut>>‘ Pmnk r. Oi.la, li.f.iwt.ni, Lkancary Catt Xn till* Tom «r» haraby nntm.J Ik. . . you tr« rtqulrad l» _— III* yJur < ....... aaawar Cnrplaiai. haraio. fpra rilad In ialdd pri^’dai/nna nrocrtitinea, with i.Trauil »( nami. rauil Court at eaml nolo County. Hamlnnla County CnuM Homo, panlord. |r|o-‘-'•loridt. at oprina* plain. •»»v» • f,*kt lk-raaUM • aliornaya Piaua. a. r<l« V p. h ,V|tt» A .",L : *lh (ail ."*r not °» *»r"ipalnn A. , Martin oy • dacraa pro rnnltato will ba antar* II^ftVa 1*'lp! " V l »April ”rl ail atalnal you, I»|,VB A,Nil OrtpRItEn at Ran. fard. P*wlnola Oount/, Plntlda this i'm 1a l t ' " y n •*•'** » IU*\i* 'an'tu id Sir J day at March. A Ii. |9tl. (Clark'a *aal> oeT* *a.«R*,'waat?®|or **fou»',fc---A-*-A eiij, »e waaka in tha BantnrrdC#i « . O P. HKKKnOM Hark of tka Circuit Cmirt W - | j * 4"terd. lam lasla 1Caualy, D*puly Clark * "4 **al tha ... C Huicklinn. Jr. Vom. an>l •»cl» •( ynu. nr* haraby H ‘iu|r»-1 to apptar and n it ip .r* • Analit ar by your atlt rn«ti 4-Ilk Ilia Clark ar Ika aha» t-alylad Court touy nrlttan d.faniai. 1] — ,.n .... Jill . . yulnl ........................... nay, in tha Bill 10 Tula Iliad Itaraln aiaiu ii you In tkla naua*. *n<l 'V.'.*. * / “pr «r tha taint on Plalntllft' aliofnay, balow, nn XOTD ihnna n ik* tvla. /» !h • ifa a I'ail jJj^jn^Vrta • nlfa. tit . . . T % “ anru ,liva, end ir . . . . . vt unknown kaira. a w taatana foVunit Sa nr0 r<jr.' VI or Ida « out HONT 1n <»•»» autaytnra a«J naalnna 'M W 6,. cyjri,S{X q t n j 't o a ef t>a ria rlin M u f a ajjaijlaa * o , Md. • dltfn|v*i| Mfellon. and tr y and all par- / r f i w 1 PRANK h b t " lU r * "f* fJ l'A . r TU« t r ifa w h * y a l b ^ n a a i M f e l U.kef i l i* h„ l - , , , h Ihn Clark » ar tki f K H .'T 'i.M l: TJorldn or a dacraa prn • III ba anlarad aialr.il Pf"a»ad at •!>n. da» of March, ilia. acnfaraa yau and part* ». c|«rk *»T'l IM Bunn H »m Ii yuttlng In hie ITU e*4 final eeeie* at kenhell eeuh «t Nerth Canllna. i NOTICE to sw/fcfos f JM N M rtn g ii truly’ really modern way far commendp that all msrchanU d o st Wed­ BOOKS CLOSE APRIL 7th. nesday Y o i w a r register at the following plecea afternoons for the Summer Cham ber o f Commerce Bldg., Sanford, 0 to S months, beginning Wednesday April i, 7 9. m. to R p. m.. Tue». A p ril S. B e a r L a k e . Wed, A p ril 4th. 8*to 10 p, m. 1050. # *i > !*k ^ 100C(h.(1o«( r ' i b u t u p the h o u iell E 3 k} THE SANFORD M ERC H A N T S t t Sem lnola County Detnoeratlc Execu tive Committee S rS A SSO C IA T IO N ’ • H * ] o r e CLEAN e e e no tool o r n a e t t m M 9 | u electric light see end June e# e co « tm le & M l t r —it’e cheaper to go alU tatrio tbnn to me a comhiaatloa of fuel*} YOW C entvg, F rid a y , A p ril |t h I to 18 p, tp. 'V*» od I . M The Sanford Merchant* Association re* O N LY S D A Y S L E F T . J foundry. homework. REGISTER TO VOTE K f iaf«,w^w£ir' V. CU.DC T o , y f f i % ^ n t K r OLfiS. MEDINA. TCXARi 4KB .. T.out *,# Itoiiriao that a • •name Ck»*, - nr ___________-- tka -■ .11 -«k'» haa kaan brnuehl •taln«l 1 1 1 m S ^ S m m S m n ■■■■*■■ 1 ■" MBS' ~ t j j d fhA*rl| it. ieil."in ......................................... C' cbhI* Caurt f i x m P flM S-V ' o ^ Toui i.ufhar Macro. Jr. daraad* tnl karaia art karaby not triad that aull in divnrca na a bran brnuehl ajainat •j r , " t ; m 1,u f -by y your w]ft, - in aSillST*d in q jii plalntiri karam, karlln, la la .wrinhl m W , lloara. P'wlBJjr# lha Circuit Court. Ninth Judicial .lltuata 1 nfh'i' " . PlanTau a a! at.* 1laniard. P anda. ara .r»<iulrad**inn pit cr anawar #ult. ^ J Wlha7 S v t romp ..t t T .W V rll. BU' M A U I TOBAYI tm( P iM T ON* T© COLLECT UNCM TMf N |w »U M �/ ' A .V V . . . . '. ’;.* .■ 1 . ___ ' ■ . ■ ’• 1 :• -. • •■• • . . . .■V ^ r ■ ■ ’■ ■ ■:• * ' :"■:■■ ■■.'.if'' •>.’*'*'■■•■• , . _ ' ;>v.«£u9aHMBK h ’ ■ .*"‘1 h o m c ■ i GQP Slogan Appears Headed For Big Test INDIANAPOLIS tn~Th* ''peaet lican* than to hav« EUtnhower and prn*pcrity” ilogan lh* Rcpuh- withdraw. Ilran* hop* w H lrr-rlcet Prcaldcnt OOP Slate Chairman Alvin f . Elsenhower and regain etmlrol of CaM made no te r m that he la Congress appear- headed (nf crili* mighty happy about Ei.-enhower'a decision to run. ra! testing In Indiana. Klsenhmver's tunning again at .Ai a aw till s u tr where Ihe major political parlies are fairly M alter having a heart attack dues evenly matched, Indiana present# nol «eem toh ave heroine an Issue •even months before the Novem- in Indiana, despite pointed icier* her election what amount* to a ences by Puller, typical dice of the nation’* econ­ Democrat Claude Wickard, for­ omy. mer secretary of agriculture, Is Industry generally 1a niomtng. campaigning against CJOI* Sen. The hlggest strrl mill In the world Homer Capehart primarily on shower* It* spark* on full schedule farm ls*ue* in a cnnlrst that hears in flary, with a tremendous ev on control of the Senate, Canepaitsinn In raparlty planned. hart's vole Is norite l hv the Re In the cities, large and small. E ? 1L7.n.! . ! n an air of proipertty Is everywhere. ,l,r Trcsent W-IT Demucralia ronIndlanapoli* department elore* Innare as rrow-.lrd and as well Wickard said he thinks the farm storked as thorp in New York, era will shoot holes through CHI' State Income tax collections prosperity claims. Ant’ he added reached a p»ak in Ihe first three **lfl*i Republican "peace” claims months of the year. C.ov. Heorge won I, stand rin se, Inspection. N. Craig says there is "virtually Eight candidates are contending no unemployment” in the stale. ",r democratic governor nuinHut on Ihe farms anil in the ln*Hon. smaller towns the story is differDelegates to t he Democratic enl. There tnr plnrh nf low farm National Convention In Chicago I orlees shows up in the unn.ilntrd will hr picked at district caucuses h.trnt, Ihe theater with ihr *t the state inerting, with (her no ••closed"' »ign. ihe vacant tlnrn Tenth a naming a 'l i i ge dpteg.iie*. hmldings and the d ealer, river (lenernlty speaking. It,e paity •locked tractor showroom. The organliatton in Ihe stale Is in the higgir operators are gciimg h>, hands of supporter* of Atllai E. hut it is Ihe little fellow, with 2no Slevrnson. In then alural roursc *rres or less, who has hero hatd of events he would get the maiorihit. i tv of ihe slate’s gtl voll deleg -tlon. The farmers are complaining n,lt Stevenson'* ilcfale by Sen. loudly. How* (her sstll espr»*s th-ir fp-l lugs at Ihe polls in November Is. »s vet. anybody'* goe,* Rot manv Oo|u|p|*ns hrlirve (hal on (heir verrllrt mlchl rlepeml parlv con trnl of (he IfS Senate. Hie jover onuhip. some ennrremno*! ie*t* R educed pries snd possibly the •tale*, presided lisl rlerlnrn) voir There are unmistakable signs Elsenhower remains popular in I n d i a n a . Democratic National REG. Chairman Taiil M. nott-r I* credited only with esperte,| real $1.35 I npredlrlmg some unnamed pres| dential randidate of hi* party will heal the I'rest Inii here, FOKMCR POLICEMAN “ ACQUITTED JACKSONVILLE ifi-A Federal Court Jury yesterday acquitted William Itoae, former Negro po­ liceman at Daytona Peach, nf chargea he violated another Ne­ gro'* civil rights by beating him. Nino willtease* testified that fln*e brat David A. Pensley, 2tJ, without provocation *fler arre.dlev him on a speeding charge In July* 1B.M, One witness s.Hd two white officers *ttm«| by and v niched "as If it were a *idc»liuw nf .some kind.” Pose and the white officers, John Edward Vanlronk and Leonard I.ee Carrier, said Beasley was beaten when he lunged at Rose. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee in the Minnesota primary was a body blow to Ihe urgonUallon, Kefauver Ims had a backlog of strength th the stale and it is likely to he I n c r e a . r d by hi* primary vielories. } Barker* en t e r e d Krfauvrr'* name in the state’s first prosldrnt tal primary May ft. Krfauvrr will have no opposition and thus will get Indiana'* flrst-baltnt vote, at Hie Democratic National Conven­ tion. Hie delegation may lip split after the. Mayor Phillip Hayt of Indian.ijHilj* Ims antmunerl Mark­ on County drlegairs will go to tl'tv, Frank l.anseho. Ohio’s "fav­ orite son" candidate. II .Minting Tbc F I.O IflD A TIM KH-HNION I In ll.v IlcUvcry Phone 171I7 for I’rompl Service T H E S A N F O R n TTEF Mon. A pr. 2, 1558 P: — ■ Symsonia For Doc Numb< As First1 Le ave s: SYMSONIA, Ky. 'T— S jm s L -. whose ipiest of a chlH r hpofrhl ] It wide publicity, i> in the m aStfl for another ore. -I The town—which had bettn rritv oul a doctor — hitiU a _cjtn|g 1 equipped a rent-free rffiei’ -arvf|. opened the door to any qualified ! physician. . •* i! Dr. Fred J. Cecil, who were pl­ ed Ihe offer l.nt July, has moved his practice lo Horace Cave~Ry. I often s*t .-id diy |-ng---------f"r « PnHcni or two.” be* Mid, declaring Ihr proplc Irralrd hint ; like a "penicillin duclor.” ~i' "F or *-.imething real TeHoua they would go to Paducah,” h* : said. I MflMEN LOSE DF.RATfl NORFOLK, .'I os*. i,n —Th* male debating leant, defending tha j negative of tlm resolution J^Tha^ j Women have n Natural SutfjMar* i ll.v over Men" wns wns a. ad fudgedl.lb* winner over th« frminin* l«am. Tim women were student^ * | { Emerson College, Rostnn. ' Til" m.'M SET THE n tA trtv K V -j ^ PASSION PL A V S uimIavn -l V >• I* \ | T cifs Legal Notice i Smorgasbord is Grandaddy Of Our Popular Buffet I htirs N4»t it ^ r i W rite ll»s U L A K E W A L I SPARKLING CLEAN WINDOWS WITH JUST 2 MOTIONS . . . iV S P R A Y I Tfsu it>« huti*s , , . rcsR Wis-fe^ «l-s"-s er »a'-s !» ir ' i . r l d''»:dg es lo -irdss. os -is-iik.-H. SQUEE-JET IN TD K C lg C t lT CBt B T , S IS T tt vow* aKM I >h ^ W . V x T »' c l * 'it Now that I've tiren introduced to ,morcadtord. *nd this is a thing m eals, cheese and »at»d These in s ' *n authentie Sw ell-h mini ;*- that slimildn'i lie So the American m#y tie varum* kipds of rold cut* ru R K U T 1' t '1 aicc II h k ' u .**!!!* bord luncheon auihenlm l<> Ihe I i t Swetlt-lt MonOtls save a »morg»s such as salam i, ham, bver loaf B i l f i s i x r H. M tC A H K iU . hi* wit*, are over.,' From now no, when hvrd imfrhrnn authentic to to last Nnd cheese, but the salad a*»mt», " ,t *' .company comes, we rat Swedish, drop nf a quavlt. at the New York m rnt should Incline thal wonderM E itn u n r o, c R l P f E X J* njjhn, ( Actually, I base. Irarnrd. the heailt|uart*r» o f I h e Swedish ful Swedish rticumber aalad, made S O T Ic r. o c n t.IT ’ smorgasbord Is the gianddaddy of chamber nf Commeree. And this |,y nlirins ructininer paper Ihln > .* 5 AT a u VK tu!ileo.NHA H A vlivu I the currently universally popular i» » ha* we Ira rn rd ; and soaking them in a solution n V iI r.c , Vv.!'',i'VifriN T E n t.B T ns buffet- meal, which is to* Ameri Never, neser serve eornkiaits he sweetened, seasoned vinegar ann LANDS ‘ L y j n 'o , A K iiiC a n hoatyj*' tplujion to th* ic rv fore * smorgasbord T h ? , c|e^r 4 water, srrvmg lee told Cole taw Jvof.r;' k i . i I r a ? ^ v ^ v M ^ r f * M** pfWifhW lfcfm a n / serimn* ol Swedish aquavit is ihe flung, fol al*n is a choire ■■ " ii< ?......................... ------*■“Ihe“■ imorgerhord * -------- — 1 1— ha* *' low»-l‘ ' by ' heer - not‘ wine - ‘— Knr Ihe third round you*gn after tist'in > im i t;*st snfl............. o .s » the‘1“country r*Vi N.f M1*-m i'o * * ' , T li« n .m ii, l :n become a popular rural j Yno ran have a rhnire of item* 1 the hot dishes, waiting temptingly Kfiiiih Range Jl M st. run.vori’h That's the Irntio'.e. say Hie mi Ihe groaning h i;,rd. hot two nn diet able In shining rlu fing ; s ; i (r-t. iiin ii« i ;.i t 1 1 t - n tlnn:* i»< Isn’t di*hr. In Hus lineup Swmbsh re nnuui s s [s»i. - - - - - - - -Nowaday*- people ......... ary --r railiitim, , are r «eniial. '-niN.il,nr ihrti<-( e-niili j.'ass f-rt. iurm-si ilmm- i -Swede, amilhf neat-rIv i* r»l#rl>- to i.»*'niiin* irs- mg alnio.t any v a rir.l huffet a smnrga-hnrd ptrktr | herring and meathall* are * must, and them 11PI lIh - a i , l l i - r - o f i ____________ ____ ___ _ , . v * mat he an ompan'r.l by red S-rdlM! Me rri*p tire.vi Von ana_ «aeli_ of mu.. are .. n u t tn r»'(!1l*«<l tr, St'tirsr Slot fils (p-r glut il*> nf p,ij|.j*N ’*• No smorgasbord |, ronslrlercd * lie.tn*, * fi*h snuffle or t i r t l l sim illt n| li) ynui' sllittnr) 1 with c t - r r i.f in . firiin i CiMft su-re . unless each guesl fills hi’ whole hnlled polaloes. seasoned Ttir Cl-rk nf III* s |ifi>- -1 >|-il r'liim > "ne « nlt»n itefrii.i, If .ms. in Hu 11 Cl-i-l, b r pint- Hirer limes Tbr first time with fre-ll dill INII To igiilet T ill, tiled Iwrcm I'apulr «-'*ln»l ton In this rain -, and (o you sample the various kinds nf Mler all this, If you are sull li <f»li • * hfdll asrva a c«p> et tha asms on Plain- tv r................ lli|Trhltf»n lr (l.h — herring. mussels, smoked able to swallow, you have an a*.3 5 tiffa' attarnap, h-lois on or hafnr. Ai is m i i i f I'liiiiriffa thl. :«lh day nf April, A. |i 1•»*,0 t> o B"i HIT ■jnT almnn. smoked oysters and sn on snrtmenl of eakev and coffee, fol h u m : a n J» o n i i K l t i i n a t m n - :ss .vmth i ' . o A .-nua Next von help vourelf to cold lowed hv Swedish punch. fnrd. hemltinla Cnnnly, Klntlila m l , Msnfniil Plm Ida lumntes nf ’ Nor­ folk Stnio I’rlsoii Colony, i t SQUEflGEEl C"i ib el* f.Isa m I So •at/ you II cs.tr agoi* m* 'ays or ipong-i. Wkot'l mom, tk* lu'fst* It DAYI Rv (lie same loken the a,>erllun nf Remibhran llnv. Craig that V ir* t’ residrnt Nison could earry the stale if anything happened In | Elsenhower is creeled with hnol* by Ihe Democrat*, Craig himself conceded lie roul’ n't iu ia H rc a I I I I*** I" I cht S I . 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FIRST STREET S a n f o r d , P lo rtd a T o ltp h o n o 1155 a \2i" _________ i ____L _______ T \ ■ __________ �i ■ , ,j 9 f P i team of thn Stats Doparttaont — will bo in Sanford and Bomisty to avaluata tho needs of our . whbo! nyntnm for additional aahool rooms, and added facilities, -©urn#, tha outcome of tha county's i muat await the aurvey to be eonductl*this team . . noaaa muat be counted me viewed . . and the type of faclllIover. 0 before any of ua will have •war. ia the meantime, plenty of talk 1a r on about Seminole County'a role In lion and our immediate and proaning to take care of thoae going to achool „ inatanee Wellborn C. Philllpa Jr., builder wrote B, It. Tilley, chairman, Department of Education the other point out tome of the facte and that might be need by membere of teem coming here. haa cited the feet that ''there of talk about bringing In new In* _ and doing all of the thlnge that wm a community grow. Sometlmee T think (all to realiee completely that what wa Dworae, than bringing In new industry, w merely get the City, County and State provide for this area new achoola and Jfteda and other facilities needed nnd thla (a done, I have the feeling that ‘adnatry will, to a very large degree, along on its own accord. Of all the thlnge needed, perhape achoola era - „M t baalc of the basic." .Only recently, the Superintendent of Instruction Baybum T. Mllwee and the Board of Education, appealed to the IH of Seminole County Commlsslunera "fBO,000 in funds to be matched for rfdjdstment in the aalariee of our school Bfltdm’s teachers. - H a y we point out that Plnecrest School, although our newest sddltion to thOehoola In tho Ssmlnols County system, !e v e a d y outgrown with authorities pond* the next step to be taken at thla ■Vila on swTn muat nlan reveal that the flemlnolo Cobhty Board of Education la paying $000 • B ar to tha Orange County Board of Edu­ cation for tranaportatlon of achool children t o -Orange County Schools bemuse there ara^no facilities for them in this county. "Taf*" tha Sunerlntendent of Public Ingtrwrtioii, aald, "muat end aeon." flfhe aouth portione of tha eounty art pvpriny by leapt and bounda aa well an > ? T h a Sanford Herald ipoMtcboa estir s » * w tetoroer im >»»<w m e ■< am erw crm im r. . _____ w m Cm H aiti fi aa ■Is Ifsalla Oaa Vaat map II Tl m as uaarr bM n s , satis ml thaahs. rassIsHaas aa« at aatastataaiaal las tha aaraasa ml ralslaa altl ha ahareae taa at taailst aCsaattstaa cotra ■eHoMlly hr waaaaal jie*aatMa« nil naasata Carlo** Wash i lia _ Stlaata, taaaaia t t t y a t s i e . i l a aiaathaa «t tha naaaatalae wTmETla MHttaC aaalasfaaly j o tha aaa (aa rayahllaar*» Itaapa all tha Urol aaasa artataC la thla a*w<’»aaaa*. F a it Monday, April 2, 1058 " w TODAY'S RIBI.B TKR8R jjThon Simon P ita r emote tha high . p rlp ta ' servant.—John 18:10.—Petar did not *win th a t argument. Violence defeat* itsew. Thla waa but one of Feter'a many m iiM kea. What Of Parent/ Afe By TUB ASSOCIATED FRBSSL. Y) N) id kin life away tram What kiad of a p a m t era you! T. Do you regularly attend PTA , ju may fled eut name What mi\h a great deal ef cur­ meetings (Y N) tkiaga about both your ehlld rent and conflicting lileritura ea I. Do you Interfere i t th# fchooi. ftm " n the subject, thaaeei are the an­ child's quarrels (Y N) the other eectlone of Seminole County. A No. That is. not unleee •#**swer mey be s confuted parent. A Do you always try to be ont lavelvel nhow* signs of being Particularly In tho aouthwaat section where The following questions may sonablt” (Y N) damaged severely. Generally, let the Tanglewood Development is rushing holy to doer uy tho coafualoa. It. Do you encourage the children work eut tholr own Draws up by a recognised special­ telling Y) N) problems—ualesi there la. Bangor along to completion ia there need fur new ist la child psychology, they re­ Answers on F - — of losing tooth nr more. (| achool facilities. flect eurrCat professional thinking Answers: P. No. Hoiking can bo mom dpThere again, ia another aection of the Thera probably are no on tho knotty subject of rtlaUoap rim a l to n child thee to he | ships between parents and child/ea thing* as the ideal parent a the faced with a parses .who never coupty feat developing into a wall.rounded Ideal child. However, ther I under 10. raise* his voice, who fame ell a community in need of school facilities. Tha 1. Do you ever spank your cbildf eigne after .all these year that child's aggressive impulse with gettha parent-child rnlntinnshlp Loch Arbor development la growing each | (Y N) bland rtserv*. After all. I* in better I. Whoa Junior brings homo a ting back Into soma sort ad man for him to learn tbit ke'n going day with new homes and other areas being bad report card, do you become focus. to deal with humaa belaga wba added for development. Paw parents will be ml# to react to situation. If you seraam upset? (V N) As Wellborn C. Philips Jr., said recently, I. Do you think you like, sot achieve honestly a perfect scorn once In a witllt, he’ll learn that In this quit: It would, si • matter he's entitled to a good haalth^W love, your ehlld? (V N) "It la high time th at wa began’getting some a. Do you and your spout# argue of fact, alarm tho psychtftrlst to ■cream occasionally, too. w things for Seminole County which are long over the management of ths chil­ moot a parent who did. game par­ 10. No. Not unlass you want to ents will undoubtedly seer* under turn your homo Into a combination overdue." , dren? (Y N) . S. Do you attempt to Influence to, wblek may bo • signal, warn­ FBI and soeret intelligence sys­ Several new schools are needed,, along Iyour ehUd's decision on what he ing that you arn ovordrotoctlvo, tem. Lot overyona stand on his with tha expansion of praaant facilities ovor-cnaeonod. over-a mbitIout for own feet, and navar reward dinwill dew hen he grows up (Y N) such as Lyman achool. And In view of such a. Do yeu insist that your chill your chlldl' Take id for each cor­ loyalty or toadying. tahe music, ballet or art lesaaaa rect answer and AgufB anything neada, la Sanford and in various sections aver Tf an dandy. of tha county, It ia hoped that the Survey 1. Yea. If yew d o st you n i p Firm C o r ria i Money team can recommand for Banford and Semi* be causing him a Id ef trouble . aad agony at eot baitf able to get In Superm arket nola County mors than Just the minimum something out ad hle-gyitem. May­ additional facilities. B a ik a l From V a u lt By IAMBS NABLOW wea putting kil political right foot eenhower administration ef giving be a spanking Is wist be wants. Tha county school ayatam is not only Aaeaelaied COLUMBIA, Pa (JD-Tho Colum­ Just ha sura you'ro:*P*aklag him Frees News Analyst forward. Hie native Texee U them away, greatly overcrowded today but tha altun* WASHINGTON utf-Thc political far something h#-4ot somebody bia Trust Co. hae completed the with natural gas producers, But last weak Paul Butler, also Including you-Ald. lergeit eaeh transaction la it* his­ tion ia 4olng to become considerably worse world of darh-halred lea Lyadon loaded In a way It turned out to he hie chairman of the Democratic Na­ 1 No. If ha gads had grade* tory. aa tha natural growth of tha area and tha left foot. B. Johnson of Teias had a smooth tional Commllle* gave Johnson because ho can't do any batter, M started lent November when Navy expansion program causa lncraaaa in gen. Trends Case (B SD) dis­ and hit follow Texan, Ipoaker of you cause him pola and humilia­ renovation* began it the hank and and pleasant look whan be got up achool enrollment. ou the morning of July a, leu. closed a gee lobbyist kid offered the House lam Bayburn, a star­ tion. If H Isn't that. It's your Job the firm carried on Its dally bus­ him a ttso e campaign fund con­ tling nudge. to find out what's bothering him. iness la an old restaurant. Plana, formulated and m art or iaia shov­ it's a little rougher now. tribution which ka tuned down. He eald the Democrat* would be I. Yes. Atmcti every parent Evory day bundles of moneya ed to one aid* because of recent growth, Any criticism of him aw Mat Thla made an leveetlgatlon ef la e wtak position to complete lavas his ehlld But Ufa Is vary would bo taken from tho bank* would abandon tha 8anford Junior High day last July was minor. No lobbying ilmoet mandatory. Aid, much sailer and more comfortable put In a supermarket pashSchool building. Seminole High School wcsn't quite IT end be had gone although tho Benito passed tho about tho Ilsenhewer administra­ If your child It e person you like— vault, cart and wheeled to fy* restaurant tion'* handling ad natural re­ would be enlarged and expanded. a long way In polities: ha was gas bill, Preildant Elsoekewer source* unless they themselves your kind of penon. But don't bo At the end o< tho dsy the money seared tf ho IM't would bo wheeled baek to the bank There are no double classes being taught leader of tho DemoeraUa majority vetoed K. did something. A couple of regular Ionite com­ Southern Damocrita hid bean A No. It frlglteni a child, and vault. a t tha present time in 8emlnole County. But In tha genets. An official estimated that four He had Juat done a remarkable mittees were analeua te begin * mentioning Johnson as a possibili­ K is an indieittM that the parents U facilities era not provided there la nothing through tMieililtiow end con­ lobbying Investigation but Johnson ty for President. His friend Bay- ara more lateriilod in proving a million dollars was kindled that to guarantee that auch plana could not be­ Job— sideration for Domocrats and Rs- got tho lenete to create e special hum corns out for Johnson as point of view then In tha walfaro way. come necessary practically overnight. publleana alike — of getting both committee far this task. That Texas' “favorite eon" and head of of tha child Tho winner merely DBT BBPORT Wa have boasted of such phenomenal sides to work tocether amt ram committee hasn’t started work Its delegation at tha Democratic prnves which parent Is stronger. DURANT, Okie <&)—A Durant. g. No. The tlso parent rides the growth th at wa will reach fifty-thousand through ono bill after another with yet and doesn't know when M will. National Convention. man, Wllion Hoffman, won n 1 2 1 * many waves of a child's enthusi­ Then the Senate took up a week Ilian Tessa' Gov. Allan Drivers, population In Sanford by 196B. Plana should s minimum ef fuse. asms, eneourtglng showing Inter­ prisa for a fishing tip amt In He didn't ge in for cpeochci 1with a debate on a constitutional he calls hlmsslf Johnson’s est be forwarded to taka cars of our Immediate to n national contest — but h* hut never shoving. amendment for changing the ays. himself. Ho paid attention to docan’t collect It. Ths contest was future. friend, challenged B i y k u r s , C. No. Let him ask for Hiss# n tv. „ ____ , ___. , i l*ll». He had Inexhaustible energy. tern of choosing a president It called his proposal on Johnson • things klraielf-or offer thorn. sponsored by n liquor firm. Oft was pointed Out a t th e recent special I Ha never said bo thought of the was finally abandoned. fieiels wrote Hoffman, congra­ effort to dlvido conserv­ Never Impose them on him. meeting of tha Board of Seminole County presidency. -But tf ha lid, ho had Tha Democrat* have talked of "cynical” tulating him for his winning en­ ative Texas Democrats. T h i s T Yes. Yeu may not enjoy the try but said they eould not pay (iommlaeionera that ealariei a rt so low plenty oi Umo. making natural resources a cam­ mssns a fight ever tha delegation, meetings, hut tf will show your him bocauie ho rosldeo Hi **•• that teachare with a four-year teaching de­ On the evening of July I ho ctrf- paign Issue. They accust tha II- with Johnson is tha middls. ehlld your interest la his school stitutionally dry Oklahoma. farad • heirt attack which almost gree could not be attracted to our county. W* haaten to add th a t facilitiaa eould killed him. Hie beet tribute to hie hava the same aort of attraction to new luceen at a lenata leader wai ihown In tha dire whkh followed achool teachers. If Seminole County could when ono senator alter another boast of the moat modarn school facilities in filled tho Congroeetonal the south, there would not be too many with pralao of him. months pass by, with proper dissemination Getting Democrats and —,— of facts, before there would b« a clamor Heins to work together U not tho among new teachers to com* her* for their way to create lnuei which can be readily la a presidential cam­ etart toward a aueeessfut teaching earaar. used paign. Salary and facilitiaa go hand in hand when lines Hie Democrat* don't con­ it comes to bringing the best in teaching trol the White Houea, they must personnel to a community. depend aa thetr eongroaotonal W* can't help but agree with Mr. rhlllip* leaders to produce a program In his urging the State Department of Edu­ which can be offered the voter*. Bight after Congress came keek cation to put the proper emphasla on new this year Johnson began pushing a facilltiea for Seminole County and Sanford. hill to take aatural gas producers We have the brand new Pinecreat School, from under direct government w* have our atart in road building, now we price control. If* may have felt he Johnson's Political World Rougher you are cordially invited Jo our need the moat important of all facilltiea for tha training of tha youngatera for tha fu­ ture—the necessary ichools. And while we're speaking of schools, why not locate one of tha new Junior eolI . , . . In Semlnol. County! ALEXANDER TAKER However, let ua point out that on* grot p ANNEXATION STAND or on* person cannot do this job of mak- M ing possible our needs alone. Wa must work W o r ^ , M haMfl --- nwlinHl •■..llJ— I hand In In hwHyl hand — nchool teachers, builder*, Bine# my talk at tks last mast­ Board of Education end eltlzenn. ing of Ssmlnols County Jaycsss la LETTERS TO THE EDITOR T Americans Starting Travels Early By BAM DAWSON NBW YORK Uh-Amerlcana are eU rtiai their travels earlier thla year. Tourist agendas reported booking tnor* than, the muat number for the Rely Weak observances In Italy, Bpila ana Portugal. A siseUe number of Americans hava Chosen Japes for ths March-Aprll flower sea ion. Florida reports a record number there for tha Passp m and lis te r holidays. Record throngs ara expected to wieJB other lands this year. BursB**> hotels, transoceio airlines end iklp* report earlier bookings than usual. Domtatle alrlln* ropaetod m e r o tie a i * ~Baitar ‘ Banford, I have been tppreaehsd by a number of pereena who did net feel that 1 mad* by position dear relatiso to the ls*u* of an­ This Is a vital issue to holiday flight* wore mads weak* {Americans went to Japan last nexation. in. the.............. psoplo..... of ............ Sanford and the and even months ago. year, tt.000 to Australia, New frlng* ares that la dsslrsd to be Estimates of the number who Zealand and Smith Pacific Islands.; annuied. Thsrsfora, I want to A ^ *—-■>- »--- - I * will go to Europe In quest ef cul­ Amsrlesns visiting India have make me position *n this matter numbered as high as 10,000 In a absolutely clear, aa I foci every ture or pleasure run is high as ysar and this may be topped la SM.OOO and om tho total who will coming monthe because of the candidate for a public sfflca should commit hlmsslf and make mike Jrlpi outside tho United celebration there of the 1,500th an­ his stand tl'a r on nil vitol Issues. Statoa ai high aa two million. niversary of tho enlightenment of My position on nnnsxstlon In Buddha. as follows: Whanavsr n fringe They arn cipcetad to speod moro Tha Department of Commerce, area has become so tklekly popu­ than Ilk billion dollars. In ■ study of American tourist lated to bo truly irboa in char­ While Europe gets tha most of folkways In 1*34, puts their aver­ acter and it in In tha mutual best tho tourist business outside this age expenditure on a European Interact of tho residents of that hemisphere, other lanls arc draw­ trip at 11.467. Including tha cost ing more each year. Travel ia the of crossing tho Atlantic. N notes area as wall as tho municipality Pictfle wai up 10 per esnt lest that la tha pravleua flv* years which tf adjoins for the area to year. Tha paispon division of tho tha svsrags rose about I par esat bo Incorporated hi tho municipal!, ty and receive police, fire, sowar, BUtn Depsrtmsnt reports to,000 each ysar. ago, wator, garbage service, health protection, and other municipal services, said area should bo In a fair and Impartial manner an. naaed to the town. By fair and Impartial manner, 1 mean a man-By WtUIAM 1177 nsr whereby tho fringe ores would Central Frees Writer bo burdened only by Its fair "hare of town obligations snd THS BWALLOW* of ekurnh hi England. Nn one tookwould receive municipal service* Juan Capistrano arrived homo in# for the culprits — it muM end facilities sommeniurato with right on Mhsduto again this kevo kappsond mere Uaa *00 tho financial obligations that year, assert btrde — even that would be Imposed open the an­ extra day to February didn’t toot « * * * fotfk nexed territory by being included »ko .wonMar. to v n y k i t t i t in the municipality. meekanfeU "*mfo« to WnaktogFour dongMers and fiat ton* e/ foo /etfed to fortcml that him If tho City of Sanford requests on Ontorto fomUg are to ho teed eoote at o«wi. Jdngto « Jost formo to Introduce or support a Its some dag. Cupid onset hove Special Act that would annex a traded t o Sew end arrow for » t t t fringe area ns above described, mcektoo goo. bUkiU __ . -’W" INMWiB and said act ho roaaonabla, fair, berms to hording anttfo, « 1 I I Impartial, and consistent with the ioooy s sowpsn is I* roouy roofJy ruqo m common right and Interest of all tkn liffW partial affected, I will Introduea I t I said sot and work-Jar its paisa go. A Lon Angel** srchlUet urgsa If it Is In ths mutual hast Interest kulldUg of n non-stop conveyor of tho town and tho psoplo la tha belt wrkick would carry nuton frlngn area for mid tomtory w above otty etrecta Mayka thin b* annexed, I would not require n wouldn't relievo traffic oongonUon, suggests Grandpappy Jonreferendum of the people to tho territory te l« annexed. kins—but Utah of tho saving on Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E ! ■ 8frl w £ tlrtsl_________— . . 1 ___ wUseu Alexander wIM — - 7 -. * 1 Wi l l C ELtH A TM mu A H K irn tm or m »m es am UAH t o r n t t •................................................................................... * F im a Modem Microfilm XofNslutfMta InflooM for Yotutgiior* Club Moqjiag �/ —;— * _ - THE SANFORD Mon. Apr. 2, 19SS Peggy Jo M illar Feted By Parents O n 10th Birthday PertT J" Miller, daughter ef Mr. end Mrs. E. If. Cese ef Lake Mery tied e birthday party on Good Friday te celebrate her ninth birthday which will be April I. Her ten party rueeU were Elizabeth Ogden, Gare and Lynn Smith, Melanie William*, Jean Parker, Cathy Gehr, Diane Wit* ion, Linda Green, Jeaa Seaman and - P eity'e sister, Barbara Jeanne Miller. A "riffling” food time wee had by all. Ice cream and cake along with soft drinks were served. Bridge Club Holds M aster Point Gam e W ith Eight T a b le s The lanfard Duplicate Bridge Club held Its monthly Master Point game Thursday night at tha Tacht Club with eight tablet In pity. In first piers were Wilton I^ndley end A. Klret with 11SS mstrh points, end In se­ cond piece were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wolfe with 109. Third end fourth places went to Mr*. Odette Turn, er end Mr. Cook with 104S points end Mrt. Alice Eckerdt end Step­ hen Rockwell with 104. Slam bide predominated t h r o u g h o u t the game, although problem hands oc­ curred frequently. The following hand proved the most trouble, some ef the evening, producing e minus score for ell North-South plays r*i NORTH B A MI80 JO ANN FLll'SR ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Parents Announce Engagement Of Jo Ann Flipse, B. C. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Flipie, Lemon Bluff Road, Osteen, ang nounce today the engagement g n d approaching marriage of their daughter, Dorothy Jo Ana to Billy Cochrane Perry, eon of Mr. end Mra. H. M. Perry of Lynn Grove, Ky. The wedding will be held et Lynn Grove Baptist Church Par­ sonage at fl:30 P-m. April S. Bridesmaid will be Nancy Purdom »f Maywood, III., and best men will be Barkley Jones of Lynn Grove. Miss Flipse Is a native of New Jersey and attended school at Elllcoit City, Md. graduating from Seminole High School In 1964 She is a sophomore at Mur­ ray State College, Murray, Ky. Mr. Terry Is a native of Lynn Grove and graduated from Mur­ ray High School. He then attend­ ed Murray Bute Colly** and is now In business In Murray. Calendar D C WEST k »t M l X M 1 Ad S H 7) C ★ ★ ★ The Dance club of entertainment for all member* of the Property Ovnira Aou.-la-1 tlon. At the Mansion house they presented a program of mu*ic and hilarity, leavened by poetry writ­ ten by Chester Beach of D# Ilary and lead by Mtt. Arthur Lam­ bert. I.auin Platt Brown *»d Mrs. Ludwig Kopecs gave piano duets. Frank I'ietroplnto re­ created some of the lilts of his Mr. and Mr*. Jsme* Reginald Bond, who havs hesn visiting jtyRfeJIond'e mother, Mrs* Rich­ ard TenEyrk for th# past flva week*, leave for their home in Toronto, Canada Friday. Mr. and Mr* F D Scott have returned from the NAPA Ru*lne*« o matter Conference In New Orleans, I.a. party. -off## — you u*e. which was held March 23-27. timorous cup* nt lb# piping hot Timing Ir Important I’errnlaled Thirty-two state warshnuaes rew arc always urolriime. of course coffee should he "peiked" gently ben too, with rolfen turn-ms spring for i l l lo right mlnutei after It wer# represented at th# affair g lip In many elilra ami towns, lii-glns lo show color and vacuum which w*i stared In th# Roosevelt opt# ar# taking an Inn casing coffee miint lie kept over a low heat Hotel, On th* way home th* lurest in doml lassn coftci-. wlili for not niois than three mlnulee 8rolt* vUited relative* In Mont­ s touch of Freuili or Italian after the water has risen to Iho gomery, Ala. imosphar#. upper bowl. Drip coffre need* no How T# Make Regular Cofft# Most of us mak# regular rnfTec W. F. Gordon will attend th# Rainbow Dlvlilon Convention at Just about evory day of our llvea. end naturally w# develop our own Homestead April I, 7 and I. fsvorlt# method* nf brewing lint the following browing suggestions wilt Interest any woman who wants to mak# a really One version nf the beverage—coffee that It rich, full-bodied and Just plain dtllclmis. First, It's Important that you buy tha correct grind of ruffe# for your eoff#e maker. Try not to buy more than on* wash's supply st a time den Center at 9:30 a. m. Coffee atposed to the air for longer Th# WKCI at the Ebenezer than that lot** much of Its flavor. Then, hefnre you make your coffee, Methodist Church will meet si the home nf Mrs. S. I . Norwood remember the! the coffee-pot mutt be Immaculate — snap and wuter st 7:43 p. m. clean. Just rinsing It la not enough lo remove Ike oil* that rollrrt on THVRRDAY th* eld** earb time your coffeeI* used. At 7:80 p.m. the Youth Choir maker Once theee details are taken ear* will have their rehearsal. At 4 ,' of, the actual brewing rule* themp.m. Junior Fsllowshlp will have eelvee are remarkably simple. Use enough coffee. You can't mak* good their meeting. If you eklmp on the basic The Souths Ida P*TA will have a coffee Ingredient. An eicellent proportion regular meeting to he held at the la on* Standard Coffee Measure or school. Teaehsrs will talk to the 2 level measuring tableaponna of parents at 7:30 p m. with session coffee to each thiee-quarlcr* of a measuring cup ol freak water (or to begin at I p.m. Bonnie Anderson, who la a stu­ dent at FSU in Tallahassee. Is home for the Reiter holiday*. Visiting with Ronnie Is Rei Green, also a student from Somers. N. Y. timing, but ir you etlr the brew after It has dripped through, you will get a bevarsganf evan strength. And remember—coffcu must navgr —ever—be allowed lo boll. Hew Te gerve and Maks Dsml-Tsis# Cottas Demi-taste coffee not only Isetee superb—It also lend* lleelf lo a very pleassnt aervlng ritual. Blnra the cups are small, they may easily b. Pieced on a tray, and aerved In th# llsrlnc room afttr dinner. Cream la never used In dsml-tsss* cogs#. Hugir It, howevsr. If you prsfsr lump sugar, mak# It the tiny dot else for thle coffee. Many tdd s small lemon peel s dtml "m a il itwist w i e i of in ictiiiuii im' oi to it# m 'swim list*. When yoe serve 4eml tees* coffee us* thoe* pretty deml-tesi* eup* you've been keeping on the top ebrlf of tint closet. Now for the recipe. Deml-lass* coffee I* quit* a bit elrnuger then regular coffee, but the cup* are only half ae large •* regular cupa. which account* far th* strength of tb* brow. Far eight deml-teeee.eerring*, us* 2 measuring cups of fresh, cold wsler to * Hisndard Coffee Meas­ ure* (or 12 level measuring table­ spoons) of coffee. PEAT liuu ’ .tilt8:20 OPEN Add grated cheese and minced onion to mashed potatoes for flavor change. • County Govdrnmt&t • Real Eatata Valuta « 9:10 LAST DAYS "This Is o n * e f th« b a il pictures I huva avar saart/ certainly tha b ast I Hava avar baan In.* I Your ineuranca folder shows persona hurt In fall* ea ill-*— •sidewalks or waxed Doors, ver garden hose* or hit hy a bicycle, hasebal Dees e mere $11 premium ear. er se entire fatally'* liability fee ell each eesiSeetat • Needs of tha Schools • Needs of County Hospital entitled Th* Bachelor's Reverie (tarred Gaston Crosby a* the young man about to be married, who wi»« visited by all of his former ador­ ing women, from the time of hi* mother'* mini* trillion* |o the school girl crush, thence to th* Doll, the Widow and the nothing lleauty, all of these polls taken by men of the limu-e club. Ills bride lo be appealed In time to make hi* list of (i-inmi- fatale* complete and a rousing ovation to cheer his performance. Those participating were; Da­ vid Kunkel, James Grimy, Paul Froetsrher, Emil l.lndenberg, Ed­ win Bishop, (ius Oi'srhner, Albert Kohelenski, Philip Sommers, Chris Butler, Charles Schneider and Wesley Dockr.ff. The nairator of this trndrr epic was Jules Voigt. Mrs. Itunkel was th* effic­ ient make-up girl. Over inO spectator! enjoyed the entertainment ami refreshmenu which followed served by lb# following hostesses: Mrs. lias- I Ion Crosby, Mis. Emil Lindenbi-in. Mi*. John l.nts and Mrs. William Ogden. Mis. Chris But­ ler. president nf the club wui t -v over-all chairman Seminole Hi BY N AN (T SIIING Rcci-nlh the Girl* t horn* of the (ilo# Club returned from district with a superior rating. This inruns they will attend stnte con­ test In Tampa on April 2fl. Con­ gratulation* and good lurk! This past Week Wins Holy Week hero at 8118. The ministerial as­ sociation piesentod a «erlos of lectures com l ining the Easter Reason. Service* were held at H:A0 a.m. and the people of San­ ford were Invited. f>ur baseball team did It agalnl Thur„ | , y ,f.,rn o o n they beat 0vW o [n.7i Th|, o„r ,#. coid up to five wins with no luts cs. I thing Ihe hoys tnd tlirlr roach, Mr. Kettles, deserve th# support o# all th* *111110111 *. This , . . •» "ur >'«»r lo »hln» 1,1 b*»*balll The ohvloue lack of gossip In this column I* evidence that "I'm chicken." My locker I* D3 and 1 will print any Juicy bit of news I find there. If you want gossip you ran write it—ami uka the blame I 8re you peat weekl ] I S U N D A Y D I N Nn Ik Bb I C i A A d J ^ / A i . e ____ I p O U N TH T-tT Y L l ffTKAK—does ' J the eouod *4 IS make your mouth waterf It’s a wonderful Bud day mala dish that will delight ell th* member* at your family. It's thrifty, too, when mad* with ground beat, according te this rerlp* tug gested by th* AAP Barrie* For lliimamakar*. Makse I te I sere­ ins*Mis wall I pound* ground beef (chuck er round), m cups water. I tablespoon salt and IH ten spoons pepper. Add U4 eup* lour gradually, beating rigorously with wnodrn spoon for aevsrsl minutes lleat I tablespoons fit In elactrlr nr other large ekllleL Pres* meat lot* pan with epstuln to form a cake. Brown on under eld*. Pour off fat and add I eup* water to skillet. Cover, redare best and rook elnwly about I hours. Add mort water If necessary. Add t large onions, allrtd, cover tnd rook W hour longer. 8*rv* with pin gravy. Hervs with your fsvorlt* v*g» tables and atlad. and fur dtsssrl try this rerlpe tor Lime Chiffon Pis. In top part of small double holler, put 14 cup lime Juice and 14 eup water. Sprinkle 1 envelop* -• - ■. Top eupcakti with this frosting; Melt one-hind cup, pur* rant jelly over hot water; add •n egg whit# and thre# ta&le* spoons of sugar plus t dash ‘ef salt. Beat over hut water unlit fruiting (tend* In .peeks. Rrptatg| from hot water end continue-141 heat until good spreading egili* latency. |,|#|B unflavnred gelatin on liquid* sad 1st stand k minutes. Add 14 cup sugar. 14 teaspoon salt, and yolks of four tag*. Deal slightly to blend. Pul over elminerlng water, and rook, stirring constantly, until thickened and mlsturs coats n mstal spoon. Removs from hsst tnd tdd I tssspoons grsted lima rind Chill until thlrktnad, but not Arm. Hast whites of fnur eggs nntll foamy gradually adding 14 cup sugar, continue beating until stiff hut nut dry. Fold this meringue Into gelatin mlsturs. Add a small amount of green food coloring, If desired. I'll* lightly In ( Inch, baked pl* shell end chill until Arm. dpresd with iwreiened whipped oresin end sprinkle with freshly grated lime rind. 'I S P 1 ^ vWiTuv y %, «t iMinvi’v.*, 'l * Fieer* undiluted grape Juice In the Ice-cube tray of your refrig­ erator. Serve two or thrr* of th* culiea in a tall glass nf ginger ale. NIc# at a party for young people. Ias i» sro/ V* ffEMI-TOTED EASY REEF*—* Small fry Ilk* this; Top ap­ plesauce (in a pie plate) with ER tn black and white brokoa quarlcrrd large-ait# marshmal­ Linton tweed, te ■ new eprtpf lows and broil until the mar- design by* Monte-Sano and Pru-—, son. Th* beck of the coal la. thmulbiwt ar* puffed and light­ deeply«iUt in the center. ly In owned. _________________________ * We like f better!^.;.: LAST TIME TONIGHT HTABTB T ill m m Pojhpeys Head ( OIO* I., Ill III I ( Z | N e m a S c < > p fE RICHARD t G A N D A N A W Y N IIR ( AMI HON M l f t l l t l I Wa Ilka Borden's Cottage Cheese better — foi several reasons! It's always so irestvtasting —with a sweet, doltcate llavor. Its country style —has tender, medium-size curds. • Need* of County Roads Try Borden's Cottage Cheese. It's rich in protein yet low in o m k * k 3 calories You'll like Borden's |U TVrgfai' better, tool YOUR VOTR AND SUPPORT AFPRECIATSD N Political Adw. ★ C inemascope • Real Eatata Appraisals Ahead This Qnealion ★ of Plantation, night club career. A dramatic offering Estate* recently held an evening Mis* Ellon Lyon returned today to Florida State University In Tallahass## after spending Easter with her parents, Mr. and Mr*. A. L. Lyon. — 1 *— ★ , Q7 4 43 7 A J IH I 4 10 The Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club Will hold Its weakly duplicate game at tha Yacht dub at $ p. m. Visitors welcome. part were all men and a hllailoue Mt of fun making wad enjoyed by the crowd. « Dessert Card jqq Spectators Enjoy Event Party Planned put On By Dance Club, DeBary TV. 1 V Auxiliary . A l of l All Tli# Y Woman's Saint's Episcopal Church will hold e dessert card party at 7 p.m., April 7, In the community home, De Ilary. M is., Everett Waite, chairman, will be assisted Kq J S 4 hy Mrs. William Nye, publicity; Q Mrs. Harold Lynch und Mr*. Kuri K J I M t I'irkford, door and table prlivs; FAST s j t n t i 'lr*. George Percy, ticket*; Mi*. H A ID M Raymond Swctt and Mr*. Carl Smarting, refreshments. I T» 7 This card part)' 1* open to the C Q I48 public. sn rT H Experienced Bob Karns I (P&AMnalA 7:30 p.m. at the ehureh. 0. D. Landress Is ehalrmsa. The Sunbeams and 0. A.'a will At 10:30 iith. the Women af meet at First Beptlst Church at the First Pretbytsrlen Church, 1:30 p.m. Sanford will conduct an “InttaThe Catholic Woman'a Club slve Bible Study on Book ef Deu­ will meet at tha Taeht Club at teronomy” to be held in the EduJi$ p. m. Mr*. Dylene. eupertntend. eetlonel Building of the ehureh. ant of the Hospital Nursta will be A covered dlth luncheon, will speaker. . A t e R D - n e t sed-wt nooiK-yGAi.-lt CWF Circle of the First Chris-1 Caelln, Spiritual Growth Chair* Men Church will meet Tuesday, men, will be In charge of the t:80 p.m., at the partonage, IdOl meeting. The Frlendehlp Class of The The Sanford Tourist and ShuffleFirst Christian Church (on Sen- board Club will meet at the center ford Ave.) will meet at the at I pm. Church at d:80 for a eovered There will be a builnesi anl pro­ dish euftper. Bring your own ell- gram meeting at th* Methodist mver. Church at t a.m. with board meet­ “ Th# Women of the First Free- ing also planned. Program at 1:43 hyteriaa Chureh ef Sanford will a.m. have an Eieeutlve Board meeting Tha Adult Emmlnger Bible Clase • t 10:00 a.m. In the session room will hold Its monthly social In the • t the ehureh. The Phllathea Clase ef As Congregational Church Fellowship First Presbyterian Chureh, wiU Room el 7:30 pm. Th* Unity Class will meet In meet at 7:4S p.m. at the home of Mrs. P. T. Piety la Osteen. Mrs. the Valdes Hotel at 7:4S p m. Graham Hunter Is ee-hostees for The public i* invited. the meeting. WEDNESDAY Mf The Kthel Root Circle n il meet Th« worship committee of the •I the Congregational Church .at I p.m. Mra. James Eeetman and First Christian Church, B. H. Mra. Oecar Zlttrowar will ho hoe- Williams, chairman, will meet Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. ,at tha Been Mgme Phi gororitp wiU home ef Mrs. J. L. Horton Sr., meat at lid Yalenda Drive with 70S Palmetto, Cirri# No. g nf th# First PresJoan Batten and Mary Tyre as hoeUssM. Time Is at 7:30 P-m- bytartan Church will meet at Please bring money for banquet. 10 a.m. In tha home of Mrs. John Burton, 2039 So. Laurel Avenue. TVRgDAT Mrs. Hugh Whalrhel Jr., la chair­ The regular business eoelal man of Circle No. I. The First Presbyterian Churrh meeting af Die Daughters of Wee- will have Ita mid-week Bible hour ley will bo held el 7:30 of the First Presbyterian Church p. m. at McKinley Hall with at T p m. end at 7:30 p.m. Chan­ Mrs. A. B. Steven* group a* hoe- cel Choir rehearsal. A general business and social Sanford Av*., with* Mr*. Perry L. meeting of th* Sanford Woman's Stone aa hostess. Club.will be held la the club house Tk* monthly meeting ef the with Mrs. Alyc* D. McPherson, hoard af alders, dsaeons and Superintendent Ploridi State In­ J e n m eeiw af the First Chris- dustrial School for Girls as guest '•Han Church will meet Tuesday, speaker. Luncheon at 12:30. Reser­ vation* should be in to Mrs. Oscar Harriman, MM telephone. The Sanford Garden Club board meeting wfll be held at the GarMONDAY It A DRAMATIC OFFERING wn< presented recently hv the Dance Club of Dcllsry entitled ‘‘The lluih.-lur't Reverie". Thuve taking FRIDAY FAR I „ E itra flavor whaa you tua.-taka n i l this wayl Vi Macsroe aid Cheat* - a Scalloped Tomatoes With Greet Fee* ... - < Salad Bowl Breed Trej) Quick Orange Cake Beverage QUICK ORANGE CAKE Ingredients) l package y40o* cake mil, ! tablespoon grated orange rind, I tablespoons butteg or margarine, 3 cups ilfttd.coM *T fectloncrs’ sugar, 1 egg yolk, H t teaspoons grated orange rind, | tablespoons oranffe Juice. Meifcedt Prepare cake mis geeird* Ing lo package direction*, adO a| 1 tablespoon gratled orange-Dldt bake In twro g-lnoh layer VIOL Turn out on rick and cool. RJend butter and confectioners' sujirT beat In egg yolk and Ilk tee* spoons grsled orange rind. B u t la orange Juice gradually unlll„ ol good spreading consistency. Um a IRU# more orange juice if oecey* sary. Use to fill end frost cikai _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ t r.-r ••» FEATURES— 1:00 — 3:10 — 5:20 — TsSO — 0:40 H I CARTON LID FOR VALUAILI FRIMIWM OfFIR �»ga I Mow-Apr, 1 1JW THE.gAWFORP HFHAt P a u c x m y K J T • . • . by M an M aw , *»H A *p e * ) when Wada i eg there meat tense, eager to relaare , talk with her before ra­ te hta owa bad. And there i coming to vahie. aa va valued the conflbnthae of whom aba role of listener I give heraeif gladly, and >eeUataction of a sort, I on her aide, watchtha warmth beneath ilia _ It going well 7" aha asked. Worn tha Brat aha had found Wada mitering Into tha aptrlt of eecrecy ‘ that bound tha Orel* and lla do* tea*, Me seldom talked at what M at Morgan a Thu* ah* a aavar to aak a pointed ___ , but only Chore of a g*»aort which would reveal her without aaaking bar arem i bad wonderful news from wmgtJ* hi iflilda .... ..... .rm m 4 lum r*ctiv*d report of ih t ten I batag atoppad la revaral »«■ a '. tioi a, or at least so auceaaafully re­ start IB that it baa baas postponed." , hope this la managed without VloMea," Lora aald anxiously. ’■'here’s been none to epcak of. X t> m * . Of course, on* can’t make the ahaolutely aura. Tha human •lei Vht la too uncertain. But Norwo d. areurea ua there will ba no •rt IB revolt, if that la what you w* n. Often a quiet show of fore* ' la Aftthat la necessary. And deaer* Uofle are on tha Increare all tha Wit «*• J t irs lay quiet, wishing mi ht aak more direct question*, •bteln details which would quiet fee^doubte, and enable her to tun iratmnd better what waa happar W. t Ada changed tha subject earelesjft, aa If ha might have said too much. "Adam la down with another n u t of fever. I dropped tn to talk to him tonight, but he was In bed with hla ehlvcra and sweats, and much too miserable to dlecuaa poll lice." "You aren't planning to draw Adam m u twa, are y o u r Lora braid wringing against hm hank aa aha burned across tha room. between Wade #."* the ‘•Why uo tf ala can't be any Hb: Iota* et war after what flea goaa door, her abouldere against it, pity and understanding walling up ta through la prison." , ■ba turned bentath tha covert. her. Now—now aha waa beginning •Tre heard him atom about the to see all Ui* tad. ugly patten. "So that’a why you tuts away •ray man aren't collating. And I think he'd Oka u ahoot ovary da* from Jemmy? M a tte ba USB hta mother and because you think Vir* aartar. Ba aaama Utterly intent on ile . . . But It isn't true, Wadal winning the war on tha Union don’t believe Itl Virginia knew aide. It might ba Juet aa well not to talk to him about there thing*. her slater. She’d have forgiven H* could cauae you trouble if ha you for whatever happened. I think •he'd have forgiven you aaytttag," liked." "It wasn't a matte* of forgiv­ "Pcrhapa you’re right" Wade ■fared into the Are again (or a ing," Hla lone waa re low thaft ■pact of time, l o s t Ui hie own Lora could barely catch tha words "She wanted me to have whatever thought*. Suddenly Lora said, "You're I wanted moat tn Ufa, U tee came to heUevar-tt waa juet the aort of afraid of Morgan Channlng." "Why ahould 1 ba afraid of Mor­ thing the would Sava dene." Lora put her hand serosa hid gan dunning T" Wada asked cold* mouth. "Not You mustn’t aay It There waa an turning hack bow. You mustn't think il And you Ha waa already angry, to perhapa mustn't go m blaming Jemmy for thia waa tha time to go ahead, to something be did re innocently." Ho drew away from her band. T ctep boldly tato tha dark labyrinth. *Tm not quite aura why you're blame only myself. But when I afraid of bar." aha aald. "Jammy look at the boy 1 remember. Now, call* her Morgan La Pay and aaya If you'll let me by—" For the tre t Uma ah* under­ ahe’a Mka that plotting qaren. And of court*, there are thoee who aay stood fully hla Inner torment, aha haa alwaya wanted ‘you and which waa so much worse than aha that ahe'd cheat and lit and ntaal had imagined. It wee one thing to aakAd unaajtty. f put hie hand upon her shoul­ der, pushing her back against tha pillow. "What era you talking aboutT Say what you mean!" "Than waa a Urn* something happened,* the aald, not moving, though hta Angara hurt bar shoul­ der. "A Uma f don't under*Landup there in the woods. Perhaps It Iant true at alL Perhapa It’s p u t one of those storiea that goes around. About you and Morgan." Hla Angara tightened. “Jemmy 7“ Jemmy'a been telling that beastly story again!" •Then li’e not true!" He let her go and turned away, fo r a long moment Ui* only move* rnent in tha room waa firelight flickering on tha celling. Then he got up and went toward the door without epeaktng. Lora slipped out of bed, her long suffer the tree to lose of a dear on*, but something ler worse if you carried aa well a sense of guilt •bout her death. She wished she might fling her arms about hla neck, cling to him, try to heal and comfort by tha very nearness of her body. Per* haps even dispel tha doubt and con* fusion that waa part of her own being at Umes with tha physical reality of cartaaea But she would not play Morgan's rota Bhe slip­ ped away from the door and ran barefooted back to bed. One* again warm beneath the cover*, ehe held her breath as ha want out, heard mm close her door, go softly down the hall Bhe listen­ ed intently aa another door opened, closed again, and only then did elie relax In relief. It waa hla own door, not Virginia's I To Ht Conllttutif) WILMINGTON, N. C. (J» - MOm Souehak haa regained hi* putting touch—juat in Uma far tha Mas­ ters Oolf Tournament opening Thursday at Augusts, Qe. Tha gift-pound, »-year-old far­ mer Duka Unlveralty foothaQ and putted hla way to victory by a single stroke over Dick Mayer of 8l Petersburg, lla., la a rousing flslsh to tha git,MO Aialaa Open yesterday. Mika cams to (ho final grata I under par. o bad ta alak a flvafoot putt for a bird!* and a i i to mateb MHayer’a tloelag rota and stay aaa shot ahead. Souehak, who plays out of flroa■Ingar’a, N.Y., stroked the ball and turned hla bath on IL Tha erawrd's whoop told him what ba ■aid (star ha had known la soon aa ha hit tha baS—It waa In the bote. Mike's X7S total waa 11 under par for Ihe A,783-yard Cape Fear Country Club course and meant 12,220. On the 14th he putted one In from SO feet for an eagle 2 after a mighty drive reached to the fringe of the green on the 310yard hole. He also dropped a 10footer on the ninth for a birdie to keep ahead of Mayer at each turned In 33. Mayer, won $1,300 second mon­ ey. Gene Llttlor, Palm Springs, Calif,, leader through the first twp rounds and In a three-way Ha for tha lead at (he alart of Ihe last 11. had hla poorest round, *1, to finish third at Z7S, good for 11,170. Doug Ford. Mahopar, N.Y., was fourth with 277 for 8080. ahead of George Bayer, Cincinnati, and Art Doc ring, Cedirhuril, NY., who lied al 278, each winning 87BO, O IMA br Hit111« A. Whilst?. Reprinted Sr perraliilos nt IS, publUh.r AITLirroN CENTUItlCIlOSTa. IKOL ■HsuibuUd sr kina I'satursa krndicst*. MOttR HIGH MOUNTAINS M ilwaukee Braves DENVER (/T> - Tho U.B. Geo­ logical Hurvey report* on new May Have Lost* measurements show Colorado has 84 mountains lowering 14,000 Pennant In M arch ny JOK RKICIILKR feel or higher, Instead of 32, IdWAYCKOSS, On. Wt-Pcnnants. itlrjnjd .by blder surveys. jB k- ht* additions, regional an* as a rule, aren't lost In Mnrch, g i y t e Robert O. Davis aald, era but lhal'i exactly what may hnvc I Hwourl Mountain. 11.007 feat happened In the case of the 'Mil­ iv* aaa level, and Huron Moun* waukee Rrnvea when flene Con­ ' l l ,000 fret. Moth are In tho ley, llicir ace righthander, suf­ M ats Kongo area near tlucna fered a rreurrencr of hi* chronic back and shoulder mlsrrio*, J In central Colorado, Although slightly encouraged by bert, a t U, fill feat, la still the latest medical report on Ihe Ilut tho state's second high* ailing shoulder of Ihe fl-4 plleher e;t, why la te s t measurement, is which showed “ drllnlte Improve l.nrvard, wITji a new rending of rnerd," noboJy In Ihe llrnvr*' feet. Mount Mnrslve now camp know* for »ure when Conley ijijrd with 14,1 IS feel i will be able to pitch again. II at i alt. He was left In Bradenton when Pilcher Boh Lemon of Ih* Cleve­ Ihe Brave* broke ramp the other land I n d i a n * wn* quite ef- day. t '.fa a* a pinch hitter In lUftli, Milwaukee must have a sound flyjfyylo four hits In 10 appeur- Conley If il I* to mako up Ihe 13't h u S w io r a .400 average. games (hat separated ll from the pennant winning Brooklyn Dodg­ ers lad year. If Conley can't Iske hlu regular turn and contribute Ihe victories experled of him, W E L L D R IL L IN G 1ft.20 Ihe Breve'* will he lucky lo do as well *» last year when they (in C. lulled necond. tfV Manager Charlie Grimm, a sin­ cere and forthright person who doesn't try to sell you a bill of 207 E. Commcrdnl goods, put hi* finger on the Braves’ situation the day before the Conley ..Howard Long Phone 388 General Insurance II. JAMES GUT AGENCY JAMES R. GUT Playoff Tonight To Decide Members Of Olympic Team KANSAS CITY UT-Kour (earns of (he finest amateur basketball player* In the nation tonight begin a round-robin playoff lo deter­ mine personnel of Ihe United Slate.' entry In the coming Olym­ pic Games. Tha playoff* run for three nights. The rhllllpi 88ers, runners-up In the National AAU Tournament at Denver a week ago, and the armed force* team alart the ac­ tion, followed two hours later by h o k c ; k m n 1 1 .h n n * r n u t ; — . v m m l # u r m i* t; the AAU ifmnplon Seattle Buch­ Ihui 1* il ii, sfii'ii* (.On, l l i i m u r i t i . an {takers, against Iho College I ltd*pit i *im; 1%, i i*iMil ii ii„ ^ iik ’UftriionJ*. Al'-Slar*. It, li t dm l.*>, ■fliir7.it i I f ill N i t n i M j i n t i ; — a in t i n * itrtnj* n From the talent array will coinc IrOiiM Hi*tn. H lrlkur Piitii* L*-** Mon. HiictirAH I'li’, Moan (Mrik, MiMlron. tha* 12-msn team that represent. IMxIn I m m l), Hue (ui till I Bile country In Ihe world game, l l l l i m II %M2 — .VIE Mil# I4r«4r •*. I lol 1111K Tsilly, III l.n l l u f l r ) , I'M* at MftVbourne, Australia, begin­ |»tU, .Mui) A, Ad) lit llltiK, H pjt ning nrxt November, it Ii eiiil Ic, I imIn Rjr J >(*■li. Nniirr lion Buchan Bakers, coached by Paul p m m t i i m r f c —v m m ii f mfmiIf n IN»ie'p Fiction 1%pi i! It lip f l|r I, Fldlrr, and Gerald Tucker’s Phil­ II i li ii' * At I liu«<I Kujtt l*nf Ii , Fun r l u l i , i l l I r ii c l sMlfft aN o i f l t ) , lin n 4 lips flders, are given tha beat M l ‘i'l l H SI M — A I* WII. t.rsrf* ll ehniic# of sucre*, because of their T r n T o n Jo e, llow * t *1, l l r r m u **. experience as playing units. There I l l i t . l>4hi.,r, l . l l t s i I? Tim*, T u b s 1* not a standout favorite, how­ H * i »li, -I. i. ii, I ’nny Uni St VI II MA I N — A I* Mils U r s a * r ever. •'1ml.nl Ally, K l tu i's <J‘is*ii. Kl.nlils The College All-Stars, headed I 'mil,, l > | esniril, All.* K uril. >*«. Hiuinlils Hum, Ul toall) k i t , l' uu . I ii by such lads as San Francisco Ki Ii lls s r . s n I S Mbps — A,< IS Mils l i m e s n University’s two-time All Amarisa l '* r r y P i r a te , Vs) I I U U r > , M-stvm Bill nusaal and Hal (King) Lear T i n ) , Alary J. L. Gy* I'A 1‘r u tu n , of Temple, are overloaded with No l.lm li, Hliy n u r k IMkSIIi liar* — A 10 .lllr l.md* n talcnl. The All-Stara are coached I Hrp 1I'm . P a t s ( l s o . r u , r‘l,i»hhy, . lllu ItMliri., Il.'lnlliil.', l Til* t>e | Ill'll, hy Itucky Q'Connor of lows Uni­ I lot ft l , r r * , r , I, Al I l n u r , M A T H II SI SI — A TO Mils l i r a * * * versity. U |ir* lt* lrr’. Ml) Ir l* n u .ri VOlInu, The armed force* unit, coached Polly T iilsur, llrln.lli* Krlrnil, hy Bruce Drake of Oklahoma Uni­ Ulnlidy Mui>nrl„i, r i u io r /, s t l . l i l n r n l . I l n u r Itm K versity fame, will glva height to T U V d l II t i n — A 10 Mil* (Ira,I s « i lifts l rv Vr.iiT* i l l r o u i , , T » 11la In the other three team*, but appaara Mil*. I.llll) III tu n .I, Ulna | ; In lit capable In avary detail AllllU 812 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 II. JAMES GUT Injury. "We've got a good Ira, one dial's capable of overhauling the Dodgers," he naiil, "hut we've gut lo stay together. The big thing is Conley. We've never had Conley for a full year. He was out Hirer weeks In 1031 and au week* last season. If he's right, lies ■ poten­ tial 20-game winner. "We've never had a full team since we've moved lo Mlwaukce," Iho Braves’ pilot conUnucd, "In­ juries In key men killed us. If we can only slay solid Uils year, we cun go all Ihe way." K, l lsr in u iiy , llul.b, Tlie only Imser lo win two «nercA*lv« Olympics was ll. W. Mai* lln nf Great Britain, Ha won the middleweight rhainplnnshlp la tha 1020. and 1US4 Games. HOUSR SANFORD f b ALLCANDIDATES SU B JEC T TO WILL BE HEARD l- 1 1 SEMINOLE f n i m CgAMPfQ0*0lP 000010 esvg' .J B B f lh i, i I I I rfl II CMP* 70/AP AU» AMUUCA0 TMf* 7140141400 / r u b / 700 0>M 7 /A M -t !* 41*0 4 TFAHPCU00 CHAMP. *TA0, W/LL I P 0000P 0H 0.C .A .A . /$ 0 0 4 * 0 /mpmooai MgP i ty 11 y T in e - tu * w oplp , if B f /H 7 0 0 I to o Mbtep. \Mi:0UTTERFl/. garnet In Australia later In the year. He ran a ft.ft-second tooyards at Ft. Jackson, 8 C, a week ago—D en the 83 dash here GAINESVILLE, Fts. Wl - For that sms.hed the Florida relays Ihe third straight year an athlete record of 87 held by Bill Adama from Duke University won the of Florida and Jack!* Creel of Kearnoy-Raybun Trophy is the Auburn. outstanding Individual among sev­ There Is no dbubt In Ihe minds eral hundred competing In the of many who saw the long legged Florida relays Saturday, 19-ycar old Slme stride to easy Dave Slme earned the trophy victory Saturday that he not only this year with a record .mantling Is likely lo compete the Olym O.S-second 100-yard dash, victory pic. for llio United States nut that In the broad jump and sprints in be is n threat to the world record two relay event*. of 8.3 second* for ha 100-yard Sima Is aiming at the Olympic dash. A th lete From Duke W ins Trophy A gain REX, SWIM KING • • • • By Alan Mayor 7»e YOMO 1 AubtaauaH AST. A 0 iM 0ECO0P 04 7 9 ttCOHP* f t AT FOP 7H6 tOO* PAPP FfiSeOTYLC m e n yalo BEAT HAPVAPP ro <34/0 <r* ./QiycaYxcu)7i< gAtTEPX IgAOiA n u t. /W \ , / , \ V Ii ' vv y| 1 J* * A U B R tV < ,' n t Y A L t OM/MM/HO ' TEAM, , ou Pi . .. m PEfBHPMO CHAMP /V TH0 /VO-/APP FHEffTUe W000 700 m e POO TPtEO 70 CAPr/JPB 700 TtC.A. A, TEAM 77710 M MEM 04Y E 0 0 0 MAftCH 2 9 TO * /. - * •terete x»« More rtM AAifrii Y*Li MAt co r SEOULP Ba CHAAOSP fpom A 9UUP00 TOA0VLLFPOO. (mot* Bo* hwuth th/ ir sktMAip* m e mom f d z W i p eer* lo ir chi/ /z , 70010 c m PIET W/0 *T0/0O I* UP TO HE. TOPS IN GREYHOUND RACING THRU APRIL 11 RAIN OR SHINE DOG RACING Nightly'S!) 8:10 Matinees Wed. A Sat., 2 P. M, SEA S O N C L O S E S A P R IL 11 $v*ry, Na Nlaara Machine Gets . . : ■ . i V. Most Attention At N C A A Meet world, American and- meat rad* orda rim a out of JJrd NCAA ewlmmlng meat, but tha Mam that got moat attention waa tha ma­ chine. The machine waa a devlct ael up to retard Ih# flnlahe* In Yala’a Payna Whllnay gym and It near­ ly cauied tha judge* to quit. The machine got the heave-ho juet before tha final two race* Saturday night —* dubbed "a flop." An electronic device developed at tha Unlveralty of Michigan, the machine waa uied with auceeea In tha Big Ten championship* during tha pact year. And it waa dolag okay hare until Friday nlghl when It called a tiea rarity In this event—belweep Yale'a Rax Aubrey and Stanford'* Robin Moore la tha M-yard sprint. Chief Judge Bob Muir , aald th« three first pier# judge* picked Aubrey aa the winner, "but we had decided in advance to go along with tha machine, and In desd heat." * Mtrir mid Ufl machlna nHely gocfaif' later that nljbt lit Uit butterfly stroka n e t, bt|l ha add*) “tha mlatakt «aa obvloutf alaca (Disk) Fadie* wet by a cltan margin."' THa machlna found Ita'alf la leal troubla with tba Judies altar thm loft-yard Saturday ni»M. i f piekad-Al XUhn 4 $ Northwestern: tha judges Aubrey,* . • Vf, Tha Judiaa th r ta tm d 'to quit than but ware plaaalid*' wheq Muir announced, Mwa*r» toning tha machine out Cram ngw on.” ’• = ' • ' ■ -• - M ------- O. D. Farrell 8f0 E. First For 10 vsari this store haa consistently observed tha fol. lowing hourst Weak days t a. m. ta 4i18 p. m. Saturdava ft a, W. to 7igft p. m, Closed frsiw; 7it* p. n . laturday until t a. ■. Mas. FARRELL'S A rca d a Packdga S T O R E ,, CHAMP ONLY8MORERACINGDAYS D EM O CRATIC PRIM A RY ELECTION M A Y 8th j 1i n 1 It* POftBPiMC C0AM0*i 707 0 0 0 700/0 JCflMCA.A. 704*0 Only on* American Leagua team fsllad to hit a homa run at •vary ball park tn 1831. Tha Chicago White Box didn’t hit any hamara a t Washington's Griffith Stadiuaa. 8:00 P .M . TUESDAY, APRIL 3 iiL tw a* TM0 Boaarye% fr.iiy DEMOCRATIC RALLY COURT CH* AMP W H W - j M fr*A PMM*17710*. • w n i c o m po te 7X0*0 *AMB 070079 fMa ctK , A t m A l u A n t i f WHY DELAY AND LOSE THE DIFFERENCE—ACT NOWI You hsva unsuccessfully *nd»«vorsd to sell your property otherwise. Why not now turn to ths 1IANS8KOUGH WAY— The Safe, Fast. Sura Fair way to bujf *nd sell—tha hs;7sr> Mkft the HANSBROUGH METHOD and are watching the pspere, television, radio end malls for announcements nf rom lnj Auc. ttons. Thoussnd* of buyers are on our ready market. We sell dally axrept Sunday and only have a few available dates open for APRIL. Inspection and Interview without obligation. Con* U ct ua QUICKLY. Metcalf Building, In Orlando, CALL' COL* LECT, ORLANDO 44671, AucTioN abso lu te■ unreserved EUSTtS — WEDNESDAY. APRIL I 1:M P. M. 3:3ft P. M. On BEAUTIFUL LAKE E U R - ------------ < Tin 8.Room BRICK LAKE- J.STORY — 4 APARTMENT FRONT HOME 700 Lake Shore BUILDING 111 'O range Are. Drive — Eustls, Lake County —Corner Exeter Are. (H ay. WED., APRIL 4 -1 :3 0 1>. M. This desirable lakefront horns 44) will give y«u and yours many This property Is located In hour* of pleasure. Be.ldr* It* careful planning, tha Interior is the heart of an Ideal residential beautifully decorated. A spac­ section, surrounded by nica ious Jiving ro°m overlooks tha homes. This ll a cho|c« double lake. Tbs breath-taking beauty of this lake can bn enjoyed to corner on tha I raved streets, ths utmost thru ! Urge pic­ and la opposite the First Bap. ture windows. There'* a din­ tlst Churen property, where the ing area and larcre kitchen with rastorlum I* located, as well ample cabinet spare, built-in as the new Educational Build* features, double sink, and (Be floor. Tha Hvlng-dlnlng area Dig and tha fine church struc* haa a beautiful open fireplace. turei within walking distance Other roome are a large den other oini re he*, school* and and 2 large bedrooms. There ■hopping center. . are hardwood floors and (Be window sills thruout. All windowns are the eteel-rame earning type*. OCAI.A—>3* WYOM1NA ST. 3-Bedroom HOME ,. and GARAGE APT. / TilURS.. APRIL 3 A 7:30 P .M. This home Is very well constructed. It’s Termite Bonded There’s a 2-car garage nf cement block construction and a pav* ed driveway. The home has .1 nice bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen, dining room, living room with fireplace. The garage apartment la constructed of native ston* and ll In excellent condition. It ha* 1 bedroom, a living room, bath, kitchen, utility room and garage—and is fully furnished, aven to pots and pans. It alts has city water and sawerage. , fl ftN FOR It URIVE.LV Theatre EAST LAKE WP.IK MONDAY, APRIL t.Ti.10 PM. LAKEFRONT HOME H«y. 44 and Cameron As#. 321 Car Capacity and LOTS Modem Mssnnrv P»fre*b")ent T H U M - APRIL 3—1:36 I’ M. Bland, Paiad Drlva"*7» This I* an outstanding In­ Thia delightful homa with vestment opportunity to puf» Its very colorful Interior has >ehM# profitable D m e-jn 8 bedrooms, 1 large, and 2 'theatre on a prim* location—H smaller — en unusually large at the beginning of Its best' [ living ro o m -a well-llghted se a ro n .-.p rln g end »>*mmer. , ,,, . _ r All you have to do—I* Install modem kitchen and dining area , ,p*nkers, nrojeclor, and —a tile bath—nica closet* and sound equipment and you can targe porches. i begin operation ot « mo»t. lift.. East Lake W»!r l» located on business. .. ,, _ ... „ .. Emilpment Include* a Ml*. I U. R. Hwy. 44I-.7, in mile* M,mjtor a chef Mate! inuthfM t of OCAIeA *nil | 0r |j«*iuKr Ilut |>ug Mucn.ujj,' [ 17 miles north of LEESBURG a I’ranul Rnsster, a Corv H6* — 10 mile* east of Rellsvlew PUt*. a doubia sink and an . . a „„i.. • „ i i . , «r Electric Hot water and only 3 mil** north of To F, ND; Kolluwheetfr. ui„hway Welradalft 46, 2 mite* east of SaVord city limit*. Turn North on Cameron Ave^-1 block lo pro. perty. WINTER PARK—1331 Rld«ewood Dr. 2-Bedroam HOME WEDNESDAY, APRIL I t — and ftxtra BUILDING SITE 1:30 P. M. 1103 CHICHESTER TUESDAY. APRIL 10—I MO I AVE. — ORLAn i W P. M. Tide modern home la sltuaBeautiful Moderh hftme. land, •d on a nlcs'.v landicapnd lot scaped corner-g(ounds in Be. 76 x100 feat, Thar* it also an verly Rhone; masonry ronJ; .Electric Hot water heater, Lawrence Are. IPatk Avenue). etructloh, built fpr h e it ln FloThere era plenty of cllru* trees. rida living! C4-fl Florida room! ' The home la of concrete block large living, room] ' beautiful renetruetton with heidwond bedrooms';'dsn;'tilt bath: mod(oak) floor* and double sliding door closets. The roof is John*. •rn-to-ths-mtnute k l t e h o n i Manvlllo asphalt ahingla. This breakfast nook; patlei g « fe g * r| beautiful homo |* only I vear utility room. Mutt be' aten to o'd and lo*k* brand new. AU bo fully apprerialed. windowi are aluminum Jftloutle type with (Ho fills. Outstanding f*|tur* la th* unuaual decoratlva knotty-oln* trimmed room Hivldai leading into • moat pttrucUre dining and kitchen area. Thera ta Crana plumbing thruout th* buusa with ropoar plpo—ser­ viced with city water. ONLY A FEW OPEN DATE* IN APRIL AR if AVAILABLE CALL tk* HANSBROUGH OFFICE at ONCRlire Detoll* and INSPECTION wUktet Obltgfttlop. Call COLLECT,. 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L l l li -J i w l l . l t 1. • b it » 1 I I|I« * I I l f %#i « i » till I la Jf.U M SeMR Perk Art, PblUipe built, deluxe I *ea h«drtf rwmi,IACRIFICS hems ta beautiful Pheot 1125 A 8 Pet«r»on.Broker Aiaodtalss A. B. Paterson Jr.. P. J. Chaitarton. Garfield Willotta. Jokn Metaeh. R W. WU luma. Haiel M field. A. C DouSnap, Land Surveyor. T 1 M il * , i s <« SilS a '•# a i* • lie en IU i"## Its il* ii* li«e ■ is I is i "1 s i* is IS J* idea Mils II.is liee i r r- r r ti T" $r Ti u T" »MI -.rwr, in ~ \k r] Tt T - TT « _ *i I 1 ik 3-1 P TT , , P w t rii w ) *r u tr 73" IT // Pi i 7“ TT 22 *1 n It IT tv n t i a i t e aaoRUav aa*aatur* w-n» Uatia Walt c'artaon carmtal carious t.arsl.tl ssaaiaar • ft*»a • l**rta Xsmiaivsus umtri Msnhm* , Upsllman aist-rs in i s ursaltat Drama n|\n Dtlv Ntwt i ISKia Mnaa I'usal NSnv Upsnamaa rhih Vsira «f riraaisae •« I l.«sa Uur» psnamhar hri4a Nil Para«a Air. MlatriM AiisrsaF Nieni Kawa napart naptri Ham Hega aaew Hiariiani TKeatre 11* 14 ll.ee II It il-si 77 H .» _ Arthur Ooitfra_ Arthur Qedfrap htrika It k | ji Valiant i ^ l r m n iM i !•■*» i -In U il I.M I. s t.ll Lnra nf Lift March Inr aaurtaW Oulillng Llahl , " Oat (Vrinch Repera \ ■ Jark r»i» V Lnra I D - r tea Pnht. Q U f l t i n Mnuaapt."r 4**, Wig P a n f f l i e linh Crnanr nee Hrlthtar Par ii uign-flrc K Me /v\p.2 . aO. * 1 ' V- rliea? On "Tr rngram Raaama awa-WaaiXar ffi*a 11 t i e _ Martian I k a * a as h a sstars# t I A# faptala •sr Pattern is.jn ign-nn Prrseram ittm eie m ill hawa-IVaaiaar i ••i ae C.isla Knsaaa akaar I I .MS Film Para 1111a tVhai’a Vamp Transit i l i a l i n k s II Rich a VTKMianna II S« Valiant l.aiir II I* l( l i' t I.n a nf Lift Niarsk fnr Tnmarran Turn naarsa 11 iW V .a ir lR U I II 11 Ln*a klsrr I sn Rnhart Q. I n Film Para iite Bin Parnrf l.|« • s k Croabr 1:41 ■ rnwnng araaae m-Ilk r.laina *:S* J rlasiar Par 111 acral Olarm I.It On Tnar Aaanunt "TeUiriH riemb#y.rma5$ w K m* H ir 4 sea Mlrkar Msnaa ciuk Unaaraian ti I# haps Anri 1:41 Pniig KdwarCa * Nawe V•04 fill f II hshla Hood • :A* Surat * Altai i II Jai raruie IS # It In .a Luat t IS Pa Paramkar Siride itiee ftudln Ana Il tudia fOaa Studia if!* il Onlnck Bapnrf Mill Let* Ihnv l.e* • tit (:ss: Hi ^ ll.lt haw# * in till •tiara Maralag a s s # dcneyeir One vlalt In our Plies i M you'll dl«cQ,v*r why otif neat, complete line of building lupplisa will fill ths, bill I From floorlnj to roof. Ing, we htiva itt Mil L L U M I l l R & SUPPLY YAPP ta a u A T /Tlofenmei 7:4a II St Opan Hnus# •M'"• • it) Jfta Maura It i» •arrv Mnnra Oht .4 tlir d e s 't S a t * t v *1 11. Ogling 2* Herbert •Setetaes's *■•••♦ frffr* t 15. On# IT. Tn g riff Ont who vouchee for (Bet I >5 Nan# god; vouches another 15. Crouch I t Ward c9 anethar 15 Back of tn ftar SI Part of 18. Bach the nsch neck 10. A quadruped "to be" tha II. Trlbo 31. Cheeps. u 31 Warp-ynim 15. Tribe IN. *) a chicken 48. B yueyta. PIPE CO. Wsal ISlh f it 50% UP T O D IS C O U N T •70-1B 710-15 600-16 914.61 15.96 14.29 50% FEDERAL T A J 1 1 .0 0 1.16 1.05 Seminole Realty £-**** . # » V. i IU L . W. DIETRICHS T. W. MIRO INI Fork Ave. PScm f l e r l t i S i M** ti f ’ fty. - 5 = f U EXCHANGE m e weed u lU " eM. Kitchen is r -• + •,** •- * OUT FROM TOWN • Fleers have Juu a» nun. Thrte he mb __ ..... ta Rsrftelion. Exal Mioo and in. Can irrinaa hsa bee* bean Minted with qaaifor plane end flnaaelng if re- lertar kai alerial. Surroueded qulrae. ily msloriil. Surrwuaded by i won darful aelihbori. this la a real terms era ATTRACTIVE l-Badreem kerne. buy tt (II.4M. The ter VA Insured hrtneley, 84* Dewn flexible- Down payment •• low at Payment. CempMa In few weeks. |liss with Immediate poasetalan. LgWMLL • 1 1 1 1. : ~ - - ‘ i 1 ♦ • r*v' ** * t. f . i - •• ."Call Hall" Phone 1731 WE hive aaveral type* nf going huiuaia and aommerleal pro- Lots la Loch Arbor (or *400 each. party10 acres of land. T acre* tiled, Aereaga, lihetrent Iota. 3 acres wooded (ideal for homa •Ita.) Price *3300. I . " I F " STSMPI* m l 1: NEW MAHONRY HOMER ^ R k ■y y Am . AteeeU.. •• . r r $ 7 5 0 0 .0 0 t o $ 9 5 0 0 . 0 0 Arietta Price. Aaeeetate PkSM SIM 111 N. Perk Ave. |e e our two end three bedroom homes ready for occupancy, terms evaUeble. Location Ma­ li* Kail Fourth Street •A L L REA LTY R obert A. Wl)11tam e. Ras RsrKbv IAVMONH ■, BALL Beymead Laedqeim, IqaleL Aneefi■Se OSCAR N. HABI1SON Phone 1573 Atlaatie teUe Reek Bldv. I ISO. BEOEAES S ■ gkllpm u, Aeeerti te « 1 TELEVISION SITES COMPLETE with all the lealuret In loun nr .null Iruct* outside nf you ha\* dreamed about tueh City. Snmr ran hr bought, ItO down as rolored General Elrrtnr ap and *10 month. ilianrea and colored plumbing latures. B.'illll DOWN r ’. r 9 _ l i.s i DOWN 1. Famous Italian t«nor With natural kilchrn cabinet*, Urga lots, good garden sail. Con­ venient to town, and near fishing BUILT On Large t,and«riped lake. L/n*: In the heal ef neicbborlame—WITH TERMS hond*. 0 R hat t* 38. Ov#r (poet.) 38 Any ptnareoua tr*e IT. Exchange If. An herb 41. Scrap of pap#r 43 A ipr#g Islang 1 43 Female fowl 44. Ordtrad TERMS i, M * (1 .1 taym.i LOTS FOUR rental home* In George­ town. Located on large corner I f it is rea l esta te ask Crumley 4 Mnatellk douhl- lot, On* 5 room, t * 4 at I IT Mouth Park Phene TTt Hum and 2 two room homes.. They Know All h IneIHe hathsrooms. Monthly Income of IM.Ofl. Exrellrni intMlmvni ei lWuu ll LAKE rnONT HUMES Interested write hoi KBS c/o Where vi»u may enjoy swimming. Sanford Herald. Boating and (lilting. Mix hrau tlful llnmc* to Clmose From Prices.- 218.000, 127.300. (2) 121, FOR SALE—By ownar * bedroom #30., 111,300., I1T.300. homa Ideal location, Mayfair Sactien. Very raamnabla Call Mrs Esther Ridge, Ilf or 1343 R. HOME AND INCOME 13 Rnum House, romplrtely furn­ ished, Close-in. May be used for I-STORY Home, sultihla for 2 m Rooming House, Boarding House 3 apartment* it 3(>T Magnolia or R#it Horn*. *20.000.00. avanut. Ftnt Hapviat Church. Phone 1251. OTHER INCOME PROPERTY Such as Apartment Hmu#a or Bui55-liiTS in#n Property, yleldtni Exreliant Returns on Inveetmenta. NICE SUItJIIBAN LOTS. South. Phone 1813 W RETIREMENT HOMER From *3.000 up. I^t us know your needs, t i n and type n( homo 15—S U S IN B te—INHUSTBIAI. Sf-BROKERR and RBALTORR wanted, price range or other Infor­ OFFICE SPACB - 5 rooms. Pal mation. We will he glad tn furn­ mettn Sldg. C*U 17*4 ar ii*4. ish details. Cnme In FLORIDA $1,000 DOWN where you live longer and your a t o r i Room - a n w. u l suit J Sadroom, Camsat Block, bath dollars go further. and half, alia Mation cloie to able for iter# or office. Will High fetbiwi. Price Ul.3(m. altar far tenants. Phene 1381. See us (nr Frenrh Ave. Property. HEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN U-HOUSES and COTTAGES LET ui shew you a tomforlabla 3344 French Ave. two alary hems. FOR RENT ar sale, RIRIOQM SUITIS That make dream* anma true. . , heuia. Phone Mlf-1. SaiulOuliy styled IS Two-tone save St. Johns River. High Bank. *U.«uo Includes small concrete block house. Just outside of city 103 x 103 “ . L Y K T J P t X X W Mure maul Homes with puttering Vtnll ECHOU Bnlewny Fumltura DUplgynd ter m i ? 5 ROOM funtahed butiii. Phone room and citrus treea. Low eatn srire a» lermi. and CoBvtslist lualsnllwH 1M5. v * 300 FEET ON BEAUTIFUL Plan*. Pheaw ms-R. t id ACROSS L aieevaUat garmtiti 5 Detail • Cavalry •word 10. A fruit ef Italy It. Island elf Ora#c4 13. Cash 14. Not in 15. Saeura with •tltehaa 15. Nlekal taym.i IT. Bona (anal.) 15. Short alaapa 30. Lair tl. A large. pulpy berry S3- Floating mass of ter 34. A belief t l Hup II. Peopt# of Scotland 11. Rlngl# unit It. Bard 5J. InUmatJoiw al language 34, Radium IN N. Perk Ava. Pbeee 3511 4S—BUSOfBBS BtUIPMBNT i C R O SS W | Living Room. Dmuig Roam, Elgetric Kitchen and Florida Room. *11,300 — **oo Down. CULLEN A HARKEY ■a* 3S-LAtmbBY.D>T CLEANIN• 45—ARTICLES FOE BENT ■3s ^ u V a y L S ' K PLUMBING 1EB50“ . HANFORD HERALD Mon. Apr RETIREM ENT HOME Cepeuli A REALTOR Plral ra—h e l p w a n t b d -f k m a lb HAYNES Offlea MaMtlna Ce. RENTALS Typewntara. adding maeluawa WAITREBS-Apply 5 * 5 5 5 ” Drivo SaJta-Santala. 114 M u- n T u Inn, muat b# ovar tt. aka, Flint, Chair# U— PARTMINTS NEW 4 Utsd IT-RELF WANT!D-HAti Fire Ireprnof'li ?tl B N IY ’S •WEEI "Opaiuai with old oetsblUHsd Phone 14? firm for ambitlaua man. pro- 114 Mignalia Ava. Avene ferably employed, who want# TMW to better hlmtelf. Can earn IT—FURNrTUBE—HOUSEHOLD 13000. yearly. For interview GOODS naraye Apt. 1355 FURNISHED tend nam#, addret* and phnna Mvllonvllle. number to P. O. Bo* 34, Day Iona Beech, Florida. APARTMENT - III Elm. Phone 3551-W, GAS Mation attendant, preferably I'SED FURNITURE ovar 43 year# old. Call Ilf*. Clean .and (lose in s-Roem furnCLEARANCE llhed apartment. Phnna ill. U-MALE nr FKMAI.B -Notire— FURNISHED apartment (Use la. We are rlaarutg oul our uaed WOMAN a# cook, or rouple at department—these are Inw ca>h Phone 133! nr 15f» W. cook and part time handy man. and Carry price*—No refcnda. Steady Joh with pleasant tur lay-awayi nr free delivery on HUTCHISONS Ocean F r o n t , ApU 339 S. Allantte. Daytona rounding#. Slkep tn. Apply man- item* titled below. Rearh, Call 2314-W. alon house, Plantation EiUtea, Maple Sola .... *10.14 Platform Rocker .............. I.nr EFFICIENCY Apt. air condition­ DeHary, Phone Hanford 13IT, End Table. .......................... I.** ed. 17 >2 S. ally limit*. SlumberArmle.a Sofa Bed ........... land Court. 2S—SALEBIVIiN—AGENTfl Lounge chair ..................... 3.18 1.8 8 FURNISHED garaie apt. Eler120.00 dally. Sell luminoua door Wleker Rocker 1288 Pc. Llvina Room Suite ... Irlc kllchan. 20< Elm Ava. Ph. plilalrs. Write Reeve#. Attleboro, 214.88 203-Jlass. Free Sample and Details. Contour Hialr M 18 88 Studio Couches 3.88 FURNISHED apartment. Thonr Electric flock Floor lump 1353. ll-W USR WANTM>—MALI ta t Klictrlr Smokart ........... . .31 EFF1CIINCY AparlmtnL SulL Smoking Stand* ........ HIGH SCHOOL IOY with power Library Table (U .............. •Me for bukalor or eoupla. mower w m u I a n mowing Dining Room Table and • Private bath. Aeroia mem Pail PHONE 715-M-4 io u chaira . ...................... .. Office. Manuel JacokiMi. Large Buffet ................... rji 15—BUSINBBS OPPOBTUNTTtBS Dining Room Tahiti ...... AM i -room ap t Balk, Extra Larga Chroma Dinette 4I.M porch. Tie W, tat. St. Phone DOCS your business need a UUla Glaai Top Wrought iron I m -j . boon? Foodmart la now alert­ Dlneiu ........... ..........U.M ing a naw promotion intended 3Pr, Chroma Dinette aa.on Three m m fumiihed • to benefit at leaat 10 businesses. Odd Cferoma Chi Ira f«U > ...4.M ti yuu are intfreeled" hrtydw Double Door Matal UfUlly In call, "Chuck" Atkinson at Cablnaia .............................. 1.18 William*. Foodmart, Phont SM. Malal Utility Tablaa ............ I I I I-ROOM furnished cettage. Ap Larre KJtehaa Cabinet ..... t i n ply Min Orlando Dr. Folding Matal Kllchan LOVELY radecuraied apartment*. Tablaa .................................. I l l 111? Park A*e Phone 1713-J Plastic HoUywtmd Headboardi t.U Twin Maple Headboards All FURNISHED Apt. Clnsa in. 583 W Extra Nlct Wardrobe .. t i l l 3-ROOM furnished aeirtment. Matching Chlffornbe, Vanity, Close In, 111 E. *di at. uaoo Mirror and Vaaiiy Bench . M.M monthly. Phone 23M or 1032. Dretier with full-length # F IN A N C IA L mirror .............................. ag NICELY furnished ap t All eon IMNMWANCI vanleneei, must be eeen to apLike new — RolLawiy bed and mallraas ............................. M.M preciete. Cell *33 M. itudant Desk ..................... U.M I Room Cempletaly Fumiihed Office chairs SAB Jli w**« ,0,,*M5. Inhn Wllltame Inn. Aftacp litb ln etu (New) ............... a.M Included. *13 wPalmetto. Ph.UM. Baby ca ■•by Car-bed .................. t.M 41) Snata^AUentia Bank Strnuari I.M MODBRIf Kllcheneltei at Pina Radio-phooaograph M.M Grove Motor Court. Hlway 17 M. lattary Radio# ... 1IM Phene W.P. *72533. Rentals 45—POULT1Y weak ar month. 'lie-BLICTBJCAL CeeiUaeteee RANDALL ILKCTIIIC CO. RIGHT wash old pill, Dum and :,Eleetrtt^ Centredtiggeed^Repelri Poland (bine breed. On Ml, Derg Road, IRob . Carroll. 1 Bendin and Crweley ApsUencee 112 MsrbhUb Ays. Ph. t i l • M E R C H A N D I S E 1 .’Jttd'LLV'iil.r.lSA. UI1D BRICK . Us »f».UM I ttmao I timaa *1 IMM . contract - Inoulre the T#rm*. per irmti Dig Come U- realtors I)r>' Cleaners and Laundry Netung *700 per month. Naw. modern equipment and living quartera. iTT.SOO — Attraetiva T. V. REPAIRS Orange Trees ready for planting ’TU 10 p. m. Strviea fail# U oo W. 45-BUODINO MAT!RIALS Varanclia; ll.M par ODHAM A TUDOR* INC A. Norm Ph. 1531. J. Q Harrifl, your awn. Phan# MM. METAL ROOFINO Ph. aBM-J. Liana tad Teehni "RuUiara ad Finer Mamea" clam, guaranttad work.______ Now In Stock. 5-V Crimp -1*4* Cnrrugatad—|tv " C o r r u g a t . a d WANT a Stanlay Parly? Na#d Get all Your roofing naedt at laautifuUy Designed Three and ProdueU? Call 3233*J. 8karBiAii Concrnln Pips Co, NEW - ACCORDIONS - USSR Feur l e f r a e n Romea for out watt n th st. Adult and nuidrtu'i SUaa NOTICE-! havo Salta and Bar Flenda Living Look vlco for Ibe Kirby Swapper. Good ulod swSeptri. all mebai, BUKUE’R MUIIC MOP low prtcoa. m o UlawaUa at a ri I0T W. Ill St. ft. U Hlway IMS. iaaa t Payton ■alee OH)a a MM Se. F ren u Ava. oifies. SUll oaad I er • Salaiman. Phene SIM w MM U-W Afffc» TO C a ll 1821 8. C. ““ 51-BBURBBB eed aepueoeee. aaiot INCOME-TAX^EE^rCE ~ rkiUiruCJF and aemee. G. R. Hf*t»B-^v!v Mr?5 HWia. H. Murray FU I'koje F05-S31I *r banHlee -JJR It A L W A Y S P iy f T o U se The W ANT ADS 1 tima « • 9* m S a le " Ad. "For m e f/ru R v STATE UIHTRIHI < rtm o il m a n t w m e $114 ' - �1 G reen Shingles C au se Problem W ith Commission fth Improvement PfatoraeTon* at Fort Myen 1 watermelon* and cantaloup• t Iwawkeleai eprtn« tomato I epenfnc at Fort Pierce i wy Tolnmo Pole Aetna aad In* lain# tomato auppllea at rioriCltyg demand exceeding aupter etrawberriee a t' BUrkei trtly improved beta prtcee end le n d outlook for production April al Pompano) Increased hrltjr la spring vegetables at at Cltyt the first field cukes eWaodralat Improvement In M e prices at Sanford s and d-Mpylla* at Pabokee la eplU igeerae weather coadlUoaa are AlgbUghta gleaned from Mans!»•« reporla of market coodlthroughout the Slate," Ktor L. H. Lewla of Florida M or L. H. Lewla of Ptorida leSarmera' Market a reported, integer Sandy Anderson ti •bead with the prlco Improve* It On the heavy volume of eaba moving thru tha Sanford I* Market, but regret celery lUn oa the bottom atop priceI. Wo bad fairly good demand prgetkally all varletlaa and m gaporally were satlifactory. la totaling S7.9TP unit* of U letiak of produce, groeiod flld,- Rev. Jeremiah H. Bromon, Wd Florida Avenue, Ml Dora died Saturday, March 14. at hie reel, dance. A former resident of Sentoed, the Rev, Bronson moved to Mt Dora several years ago. Funeral service* for the Rev. Bronson were held. this after­ noon at 4 p. m. at St. Paul's Bap­ tist Church with the Rev. B. H. Hodge officiating. 8T. LOUIS UP — n o City Art Commission it going to toko on. other look at Roy MoUe't applica­ tion for green ihlnjlet on hit borne. The eommlsalon, brought Into the eato alnce the home la near a park, recently ruled out the color picked by Molas and hi* wife and «ald they'd prefer white or Tenneuee tan. Mrt. Holm stood fait to her •election. Public Safety Director Joorph P Sestrlc tald the applica­ tion would be resubmitted for additional study and coniidcrallon. All this probably make* Molie happy. At the outset -he tald hit wife want* green "and I've gotta live with the woman.” CITCCRCR PLAT1.VO W MAY BE ANSWER ST. PETERSBURG (Jt-TMa elty i« betting that shecher play­ ing will help curb juvenile delin­ quency. Checker Instruction was given to a thouiand school children Mite winter and Newell W. Binks, th* teacher, take* the position that for every youngster you get to say "It’s your move" then one toe* boy or girl la looking for devil­ ment. f. Ho teschei checkers to fhe youngsters on a voluntary basis. MONICA DAVtS am use* heraelt with ■toy Ferris wheel, eymbolla of her title as Queen of Palliadao Amusement Perk, New Jersey.1 for 19M. Th* park's 59th open­ ing marks the beginning of tho pew outdoor amusement season.' ARSON CHARGE DISMISSED Caferlno Garde, former middle­ weight champion, drives a truck on a California movla location. ) ., h-.*M»wr^C»>t’j,--.n|it|lltg ntu.' . . - a* .DAVID KV9AUVIR, 10, ton of the Dcmocrstle Preeldantlal aspirant, accepts fog hla father, Ben. Zatei Kefativer (D-Tenn.), s Hereford Holstein heifer. It wea prtacnled to him at the Senate Office Building bn Washington by th* Gasoline Retailer* Association of New Damp• M m Th* Tha heifer, »>wU*r "fitlitton** /tf f .imnla II tvlll looola, M N.H., will hit be ahlnn#rl shipped tn to itlA the ghlre. "Queen'* of (/nlaruallonal Soundphotoj, iBenator's farm In Ti 25 Years_ Of Service SARASOTA (gv—An arson charge ig itm t Lore Piltiford, wluse wif* accused him of setting fire to their house while she was asleep, his been dismissed. Asst. Stale Atty. William Stockham said he dismissed the srsnn charge because he Intends to file a "closely related’’ charge, which he would not specify pending for­ mal filing. Mr*. Dorothy FHtaford. 54, wa* rescued from the biasing house Merch 14 by neighbors. She suf­ fered minor burns. I’iltsford was found in the house unharmed. T TOTCB Or 'AUJHOWTT . O M A H A , Nab. UP)—Twa **• torlitt who jumped oat of tholr HFARINCR POSTPONED cert after an Intersection colli­ WASHINGTON (A - rurther sion end started a loud argument were quickly cut down to slse by hearlngi on a reorgenliatloa p in for the Florida C u t Coait Mall* School Safety patrolman. Tha patrol boy left a icore of way have been postponed by the youngster* at tha curb, march­ Interstate Commerce Commie, ed out Into tha street end con­ slon until Juno IP. The hearing, fronted the angry motorist*! here was scheduled for April 1<V Florida's utilities commission, "Say. you guys, cut out the oust­ ing and get the hsck out of here. St. Joe Paper Co!, Southern Rail­ I’ve gdt to get these kids to way and Seaboard Airline Rail, road asked the delay, for coupleschool before they’re tardy. tlon of a survey ot Us oco> Only seven gelding* hevs won nomic situation, in tha areae eerv. th . Kentucky Derby. The laet ed by fEC. Dueea in 1929. wa* Clyde Van Dueen Legal Notice IV coi'HT o r Tills rnttSTT jin iir.. erw iv o ii: p o i * * * ' otvtse n r rLonm *. iv nr. th e r.srATK o r in ta TELFORO ooodw iv . M i(id Notice le hettby alv*n !h*t t*ouaU , Htanatroni flUd hie final report e* Administrator of the r .t a lo of Iflli* TK LruRU , GOODWIN, rt*etaa*4: that he filed hie petition for final dlecherae. end that he will applv lo the Honorable Erneet llouaholder. County ludite of la in . Inote County, Florida, on the *lh dor of May, IS»< for approval of •erne and for final dlachara. as Admlnlslratnr of tho eeiate ef IRIS TKLFOHJ* HOODtVLV, dtraa.ad. on Ihla Jnth day of .'ftrrb. ISJS. POUOI.A* HTENRTROM Administrator of l h . aetata of in is tclfo rd aonnw r.v. deeeiaad. vnrirn IWITATIUV FOR Bin* Malarial for bulldln* two e*ol rooms approximate, total are* IS' x St' and also Inatallln* a loft In Unit No. 1* Sanford Stata Farmara' Marhat, Hanford. Florid*. Malarial* lumbar, eoaerata. alaetrloal, plumbIna, hardware, fnaulatln* malarial ate For datalia writ# Htata Farmara* Markata Rnx l i s t . TVIntar lla.a,, I'lo.Ma tlb-aa f idg * "•■’• a i • ^* - in J> o a c L a Completely Equipped Shop with •II Recommended Toole for Her* fleln f Ford Cars and Truck*. Factory Tinlned 1 Mechanic* Con* In Wheel Balandnsr mid Front End Aligning GENERAL REPAIRS Installing Quality, Custom Seat Covers nnd Convertible Top Replace­ ment H ighest Quality Paint and Body Repairs in our Dust proof, Infrn-Red, Quick Drying Oven. rORY APPROVED Conditioning ' ntantly being SchfKiled In Ford Service. S p e c ia liz e Motor Tune-up Automatic Tranam M on aervice A ir it WE HAVE WE HAVE ■ ■ H H B W e cl Installation And Service PROOF: 8m how Use Mbeatoe glow*, m Mu le* ta th e picture, te unudgad by lh* ‘‘dkky-buwtaeg taA> end" of gnaolhus. . . while NO-NOX Im v m the glove on Mu right dean. T h at'* becatsao G ulf yoinM o u i th a “ cupful of trouble"—the “ dirty-burning teM* en d " of gMoline—from every goUon, ta m aking WONOX. You get n hill measure of oleAN-hunjipg power when you fill up with G ulf NO-NOX^ OUR SERVICE SELLS FORDS Dealer Since 1931 Your Friendly n m PHONE 100 v r. AT SANFORD AVE SANFORD, FLA, Laurel n e e traek la IS mites from Washington and B altim ore, IV THE COlRT o r TH S COCVVT AlIHlK. rf.ORIDA P E III'— - D IS T R IB U T O R ----------- la r r a k a ta . . . SCstal* at la .rei iv m onsTC UBILAH BULL. T» all Wkra II w»r AS WE BEGIN OUR 26th YEAR OF ** SERVICE * To This Community We Find That Our Ability ^ To S E R V E f ," v HAS GROWN WITH THE YEARS. TODAY WE ARE BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER BEFORE TO BE CERTAIN THAT y o u 'lL bsL hoppW L SAFFORD HERALD 8. Maa Apr. S. 1»M Daeteiag. Ta All Tredltaea aad Peraaaa Mae. Ia« llatwio or Daaeaada Aaataat Paid Ketatei You and each of you are hereby notified and required lo preaaatany claim* and demand* which you. or tlthar of you, may have aaalt.af th* attata of BKCLAII BELL, da- , reaaed. Jala of aald County, to tha A County Judao of H«mliu>t* County, Florid*. at till office in lh* oourl hour* at aald County at Hanford. Florida within . #i*M calender month. from th* time of lh* flret puhlleallnn of Ihla jaatle* Each olelrn nr demand Phan h* In writ* In*, and ahall atat* t h , place of roildapr* and puet ofllc* addraef of th# claimant, and ahall k* awora In by the claimant, hi* agent, of h’e attorney, and anv aurh cfalitt nr demand not no filed ahall b* void. * r n u t l e a 'aie nitrom Ae executor of t h t LarS _ Will and Totlamant of 9 „ . BELT.AIf nuLL, decaataS * noualaa Ht.natrnrn Attnrnry for Ratnts a* Kdward* Rtilldlnf Hanford. Florid* < » �| \ I . ! ’ •: * Shop ami Save In Sanford W a n te d lim t ft t AN IW PgrW ffKW T BAfLT W TW BPAfCT lahed IB M * M ™ ^ ^ aiH a!H A N y o m , l m y i D A M " T t l E 3 ^ Y ~ \ I , R H r . 1 ~ i ^ « Warren W ill Here Tomorrow; Church Launches Program Slated Tonight _ r .i hher P*Hlr /loudy am Kill* ehaafO ' In temp trainee today and Wei- ] , ■fMlayt t«» (anight U R . •_ » ?_ Aaasorlaled IV Preset l.ar»**g AawHwlated iw K w H W ire N r.. *7 Odham Fourakre For 17-92 Bypassing City vijp Wfa The Chriatlan and Miaalona Alliance Church laat nigkt< launched n new.and unusual p it-' gram to ralee funds for the coriplaiion of th# church bulldini, | located at Park Ave. ami 1 4 (t. Fuller Warren, eandidala for Street. At n tupper for the cone j Governor of the Stale of Florida, grrgatlon ai, Intenaifled effort <* will apeak In Hanford tomorrow ■all a bond Issue of |l(,000.0i], morning at 11 o’clock, eald Carl was begun. Higginbotham, Seminole County The plan la dealgned to give op- ' chairman of the Fuller Warren for portunity to ntembera and friends Governor committee. The firat In Ihe 1949 aerie* of DeM Itlf S ! 7 of tli* church to Invest in savings Higginbotham laid that War­ relic Ralllti, sponsored and honda issued by tha church, mr . ren will apeak flrat In Oviedo at A SemlnoU County Board of nlsif mid Seventy bond, have been printed by *h' 9:30 tomorrow morning, again in •Commissioners mealing this mornThe Campaign Director and totaling fifteen ihouiand dollaia 1ty ’°cr*‘!r1 ^*.f ,l . . ,. _,in u Longwood at 9:45, and then come lug, packed with ntqueita for Campaign Treasurer for Gover* In denominations of ggo.OO, "'P ^ I"-1 1 '" » n'8,u 1 ,1 lhc • S ,n’inolc , . ik. to Sanford for hla appearance at roads of various sorts, broke Into nor I.eRoy Collins, campaign foe Bids were opened this morning 9IUO.OU, (250.00,. and (600.00. Vriinl) Court Hou.e. ,1. T. Lanrton. representing (he ^ coir,rr 0f Klret St. and MagN session of firaworks betwain J , . Govern.tr In Seminole County wrro m alm . aerially over, Th* entire elate of candidate*, in Tallahassee for the four tanlng They Hhoup Voting Machine Company. nt)]1# Avf Hrailey Odham, chairman of the namrd Imlny. told the Semlnola Counly Board of] Warren will go to Mt Dora from ,nd p»vln* nf 1, M ,rnm ,he a period of 14 year*, soma falling »i|h npposltion In the Seminole ■ Cilixeni' Long Range Highway j Boh Fnlke*. State Campaign t^m m iuionera (hit mornlng ^NVll Sinf(jrd thfn 1q EuJlj||( Tivare!| oranga County lint In Five tin* *very six mouth*, beginning i ounty political picture it expected Planning Committee at the meeting Director, fur Governor T.eRoy Colth* first year. Each blind bear* til he heard. . . . *----- in j i>e(ore winding up Points. jour best to hav* a crackerjack on road business and Commission- tins named J. Dan Wrlehi ( r , Aecniding lo Janies l.ee. chairelection here." Commissioner John Met*rh, a t­ a serial number and a predeter­ hla day'a campaigning with a TV vice-president of the Patrlrk Fnjll ''Lake Drive near Casselberry 1* rr Otis Fourakre. The Board of County Comm!*- appearance in Orlando, over WD- tending Ihe opening of bids (or mined maturity date. Every bond man of (he Seminote County DemoOdham arrused pourakt-e of at. Company, as Campaign Dlrectof 1* a bearer bond to that the Initi­ In a very dangerous and haiafdrralic Executive Committee, "Lo­ lb* project and representing * oner* hava ordered 23 Shoup BO-TV. Voting machine* lo he u»ed In He will »pend the entire morn- Seminole County, advised at noon al purchaser may sell It to eoine- ral candidates will be given prefer- on* condition," John Button '«*nd tempting to g e t ciainnlttnem for Seminole County. Henry Duncan told the Board of from th* Scnimol# County Hoard He also named Inday T. E. T|lf.* i-act and will speak first." Seminole County In the coming ini !n Seminole County, aald llig- today by telephone of th* bids. onr else If he desires. The Idea behind the plen it to There are *9 candidate* with op­ Seminole County Commlssinnprsi of Commlisloner* to hack a road ker, president of Ihe Florid* State election*. Five of the m arhinn are ginbotham, apeaking, ahaking J. D Manley of Leesburg was which would hyp*** Sanford, j Rank, as Campaign Treasurer (or on a loan bail* and the nlhcn have hands, and renewing friendships, Ihe apparent low bidder at (933,- provide a sound Investment so position in Ihe local race* lor today. that even those with email ianous _____ ______ However, Commi«*inner R. C. Commissioner Foumkra denied Seminole County. office*. _______ However,_addition been purchaied outright. In Ihe meatlme, there wil Ibc 239.99. amuunts of money may Invest, Koike* said that Ihe Florid* l.andon told tha commissioners, a rally in behalf of Fuller War Next low bidder lor Ihe project and hav* their money work for *7 ipealier* w ill probably he th e'H o ld said that the road u "In far I the accusation when H* and, "I ren at Ihe Educational Building after Mr*. Camilla Bruce. Superwaa belicied lo be the Wolf Con­ the church while earning a iandldstes for House of Represent.; better condition lhan any road in think you will find that I hava ptate Bank would be the deposG stives and for Ihe Senate. i my district.' mad* more moConathan anyone | | 0ry for |h, j ^ Wl)y rnllln* c, m. tjtur of Registration (or Seminole on Commercial Ave. struction Company of St. Augua- fair return. Eieh candidate, reportedly, will I "The people who live along this be on this R.iaid to fur.her ttn paign for Governor fund* here. Earl Higginbotham c.-ltrd the llne at 1090,023.13. County arrived at th* -meeting to­ Each of the bond* !' „ r yn.!'*bU he showed live minute, lo speak road." said Button who Identified I I'l'ing of I ",-'rj (hron^'li henday, "You should have your re­ meeting nf Fuller lupporirr* and Wrlahl said loday Hist Ihera The third low bidder was fragg tent Interest per annum anyone imercsted In Fuller War. Ini’.ie s t I In "hlch time he will tell the hr.t hlm.rlf as a .on of Lynn Button. font." will he a puhlie meeting nf all turn* M minute* after the election Construction Company nf Ocala at semi-annually. Th Odham retorted with "You must rrn for guvernor for 7:30 this who are Interested In supporting u S S — (hi i» over. a pric# of over on* million dol­ paid by coupons attached — . r-lF audience of hi. qu.hf.c.ttons Rollon and Duncan accused Com­ be talking for the benefit nf th* Collin* for Governor, at Ihe Sem­ lars. The machine* leave the factory iwinds, which mature at each »i* ,l,<' pI*H°rm missioner Dostd of improving a. pies* and the arnHeme." Meanwhile Fuller Warren fired a inole County Court llm ut 9 p. m. Th. Florid* A quiet calm ha* settled on Ihe tomorrow morning," l.andon iaid, barrage of charge* at Gov. Collins The low hid exceeds Ihe budget­ months Interval. Hrailey Odham had earlier ask. Thursday night, road on whirh was located nothing SUta Hank will be th . agent for , political scene in Sanford said Sein" in J should arrive here within a yesterday in renewing a challenge ed (900,000 by spproxlmately hoi "land you own and another ed if “There it any opposition on Rob Fnlke*. Stal* Campaign the church In liquidating tha Inole County for th* past week, few days. this Hoard to th* building nf Manager for Governor Collin* will farm. In Collin* and Slate Sen Ft. B. (136.000. i bonds, This l« provided through Candidates are working fevrrlshly A factory man l* coming with Gautier Jr., of Miami lo debate However, It w*s ■ pointed out You've -pushed road* Ituiough i ,,17.92,", ,pointing sinking fund account a t!« ilh personal calls, special Jnvila,, hi* , finger . .. at be present In disrusa ihe variou* tue machine* and will he with Ihefr record* that today's formal opening of the; at.h*siirclal bank. , lions lo .peak before selected that won l benef.i anybody, But- Lomn.la.lo.ier hourakr. In .ak ng phases of campaign organliatioil m for 30 day* In conduct the 1the quesUon. "I have had too that local supporter* will unde* Collin* rallrd Warren's tele­ hid,* does not mean that tha con­ " Th* pastor nf th* church, Rsv. 1group*, and in mapping their ram- I ton said. ection Dodd's comment was "At I tnL1 many rail* cm It," said Odham, lake In their efforts lo help riu _______for you and lo instruct .graphed . . . . . . . . . . ............. ....................and . aitark ‘‘frantic Ir- tract is awarded. David S. Carneflx reports Unit paign strategy that will climax the inter* how lo ine them. They rcponsiblc." He declared he would your father y rari ago. amt also "Too many tumors are circulating elect Governor Collini. Wrlghf al til* kick-off supper which wa* M*V 9. will he taken to whatever precinct | r(,flJI( er)l[i, ae |n , “ public ha ». your hroiher. I an* thinking about and 1 am hearing too much about staled "Till* Is my first venture ae varied on th« church lawn by Hi* Tonight's rally, which will start you shall direct for imtructtou of w|lh ,|lm #[)(, wou|(1 fo]lo follow a campaign Director for any r*n> ladies of Hie congregation more at I o’clock, is the first nf 11 your road lint I don't have enough such opposition." City Coinmtsstuner John Kidder, ilidate for public office. I realign the inter* . a poliry of refining lo reply to than half of the total Ixaue was similar rallies to he held through­ money in ihe budget to do all of them " gelling to hi* feet during the there is a lot that I do not knot* Lsndon *ugie*ted that the Board | telegram* received from him or sold in over twenty of the bonds. out Ktminolr County. Button then asked Dodd point- argument between Hrailey Odham about politic*, but (her* li ena of Commistuncr* would want to reailce Streets. Ha referred lo During tha coming week variThe candidates are expected to appoint one man to be responsible Streets as a friend of Warren, ous selling committee* will be at apeak from th* same platform to blank, "Are you building road* for and Commissioner Oil* Fourakre. thing I am sure, I^Roy CoHIns for tlie machine* and lo learn to .Streets, Lake Park governorship work endeavoring tu trll the full Lake Monroe, April T; Lake Mary, millionaire* and not taking ear* nf staled "I heart) you *ay w* is making Flnrida the best Gove eitlxrn* who live along these weren't going to build French ernor w* hav* ever had, a* 4 - 1 U*e them and lake t ar* of ttiem. candidate who wa* a stale amploya amount of (15,000.00 The com­ April 10; lamgwond, April 12: H ear| the Q[her rnll(^ ? want in to no do m all inai that iI ran To tn hrjp help it#* ^#ni Ave. 0 ’r advised Ih* Hoard of Com during the Warren administration, mittee* ara headed by Mr. Lake, April IT.: Altamonte Springs, You've rleared a mlt* nf mad ••f emphatically deny M." •*)<) '‘••••cl him I hop# th(t. all cilfc Thoma* 61. rttiinger a* general lAnril 19; Panla, April 20; Fern rnissioners that the tnrtory man has heon bombarding Collin* with lhroug| .Moss'* property Ihe* bene Poi.eybtV, .chairman. Other committee* are lurpkuevi h '/e heifi eppftsett **f* J" jnl* »»U»ty NnHre that vould prcoau^U tf .Jvallotg, have vl Ifie: Prairie Lake' Amert- file no on* hut him." ha said. wF«ia u this la their Invliatldn In jwlrg i am rerttfien, have tHehv prinfed1 3 8 ? * i .* . . . , 1.. t - v . -; ' eRafrmanrfif by Mr. and Mr*. F»F 11-9J or French Ava," advar- tee, j i( with me and other supporters n | "I'm nm going tn approach any­ While Ihe.e (wo anvemorihip a*. m recent months haa been *dv*rMr. and Mrs. Manning Har- « " “ J * ” "'* A,,r." W aid to prepare Ihe tabulation However, Krlder, not satlsflsd, tha (Invarnor in helping lo rm Aprlf 21, and one for right-of-way," said Button, plrants were slugging away, two tiling an organic control11 for nett, Mr. and Mr*. B. D. IUgg», Apn* sheet* (old tha rummlaaion that a man .M r. and Mrs. Jo* Coggeahall, Mr. »I«tO elect him, Tha meeting Is a.puh. _ In ., Sanford , „ May . ..4. . “Until I get a rommltment from l.-ndnn raid that the Inventor oiher candidate*, Farris Rryant aprcHiling decline In ritru ■ Speaklnt at all of th# ra1li#a i* ynu and after four or fiv# yenr* nf waa In tha audience that hoard lie meeting so that everyon* whA of t,’r voting machine. Shnun. who and Sumler Ivmrv, epokr out on received a slap on th* wrist from and Mr*, .lack Brooke, Mr. and hint stale that French Ave, would wanta to help can,play a part In citrus scientists. thinking 1 believe that you ran Mrs. fieri Henson, snd Dick Mabe. sclirduled to begin x X p tn. Is aim inventor of the N ational, the sc;rcaano n l»vue, not be built. Those aio your words, Ihia rampatgn Gene Tucker ifl make a commitment. Tin company’s rlnlm—that of a Ha tie. l as h Reglstrr, would he in S * rv | In a Pinellas County ram palrn •aid Klider, "You anM you ran serving ax Counly Campaign I am speaking nf the road that ford personally lo see and meet . tal k. Rryxnt declared (hat if inte- produce which will affectively con. should be done," s.vkI Button, "the do whatever you waul In bill Treasurer and we ar* going Is the Board of County Commission­ g rin w is "forced dow n the throats trol the burrowing ntmatoda, said V / n r m n n f R a e i H p n h road mat rrpiesent* An oi M people 1 1' " 1 n' Y*' * f l F t , n *h •Vv* ’’ need the help in tha form of mo­ of Floridians it will mean the de­ to h. th* c*us« 0f .pre.ding d* i vermonr i\e5iaenr ed. The City Commlaaloner than point- ney, moral and physical support and mor* coming in " struction nf ihe public school• " cline—tva* jolted In a statement ed to City Commissioner Earl of all those interested in helping The Hoard nf Cnmmisalcmer* l*ow ry .aid m * T3’ talk in Jark- release! loday by Ed 1„ Ayers, Higginbotham and said, "Hor* U Governor Collins mike jtemlnols State Plant Commissioner. concluded the argument for hard •sonviile "The NAACP would give I DAYTONA REACH. Fla. J* the men who heard you make the County a greater e. unty and Flora lopping Ih* road with the state anything to hate me slop talking Ayer* did not Identify th* com­ E. L. Fuller of Windsor Ver- Flr' •/ '••MletecrmineM orlgm de. inent that ill rommiasiuner* will statement." id* an even grea.er S ta le ," - ’ ’ about this issue. They want to lull pany, but said the organization Fourakre then reminded Odham --------■ --- \ us In sleep with pretty word* like haa been promoting a iterlinn moot, who rarrles . Fireman’s *'ro>8<1 • 1hn,r} lh,’i "‘r »mt »*• inaperi th* road and report later and Kridar, "I made the motion , *■■•■** **!/?!,.? , , on ila eomllltnn. moderation, gradual Integration' corrective through an tutorial*# Badge inscribed with "to jesr* service'' is stu-nding his firs; wmt-hirf ( liarle* Lee said to appropriate 160,000 to the t|ly | enniS ExhlDlflOn and the like." advertising campaign. ter in Sanford damage would he about 'v million for French Ava." Warren'* latest telegram set out "Research roudurted by tha dollars ami that u wa< the riiy'x "But that la secondary road ' I J U !’J,C!‘ which he j Citrus Exprrl nent Station at ture° n f'h n home Tn^'vvinflsor Pre worst Ore slm e Jlam e. dextinved money that should be used in the Interest lo many Sanford, aid he wanted to dlsruaa about quest of thla particular firm has crn| | v he «»v* "Cm going In The Rreakerx i f Daytona hotels city and that's tha fitat lima In Arm Inole County and Central Flor­ « .1*. "fc* "wich h n Pr° ! Proved th* rlairn nf a tucceeaful m0Ve down here’permanently j ,„ i nine yeari ago, 20 year* Ihe fity haa received ida citigeni will be a TV presen­ loved lo be held tn .Miami Satur- control for th» burrowing netna- a, >oon n j Cln , c|l this proper A tennis exhibition will he play­ Fire offlrial* al first Indicated any nf fho fundi," said Odham. ed this evening al I o'clock at the tation tomorrow night at 10.30 j , , ; tode to ba without foundation," sy •• they thought Ihe fire had been on the NBC program "Today an* CASSELBERRY— A chicken "Th# troubla la." »«ld Odham, Mayfair Inn tennis rourta between ’ \n u r large profit from a land h* «aid. Fuller ia staying at 91.1 Magnolia set and questioned a man but Tomorrows" barbecue aupper will he held by "that you too fitquvntly said fiv* of lh* leading tennis player! laier released him. ’ V * Fl0r d* 5Ute »'"‘« r .ity , "The Slate Plant Roird ha. fell Ave. T.iose interested in eonservath* Caseelbtrry Volunteer Fire. that nothing could he done." in in this area, Describing hi* home he save Fireproof building* nn each side lion, water development and flood n 9 2, arge feea received by you that the product had no real The publtr 1* Invited In see the of the flea . . . . haloed n,event ">•" », ,l>e new muni. lp*l huilding »pc*klng to Commissioner Fourcontrol should conaull their TV " ''I71 invn 'V”! r*Cf tr*^ in 1B<B | valu* in connection with the rnn- “There arr six feel of snow around P*fl P' f fn‘ Saturday from 6 lo 7 p. m. »kie. "1 do know thla." Odham matches, said Frank Reams, leuand 19.V ) while a member of tho (ro| 0f , Jea-linr, hut policy dictatra It In some places, eight feel in aprrad of the flames. Guide since Ihe program i« one Mute Senate and while vnttng In wilt cnMtlmied, that no refuting statement be others, amt the garage is prarh * waler main bin*1 at Ihe . Procerdi , , from. thelarbecua .......... . ■ ,"all , up• . and down the nls Pin at the Mayfair Inn. of a series dealing with ronserThose playing in the exhibition . ..........by . ihe huge drifts heigh, of th* fire and firemen until tha. .................... product in quo.rally .... hidden . . h,I t ' , n. * sation problems around the Na- favor of legislation affecting tuch issued ............ and In support the budget of rumor* even In one Inalanc* when this evening will he: T. E. Tucker, n your vot® fpr R«n*t* | tjan haa bean given auffleient and swept up against tt." had tn lay hove lines to the Hall tljn. South Florida was selected All the while, Sanlord has hern fax niver a hlnck and a '."‘j. 11.076.20, set uP far till* year, ym, *c.* moving a house you l(|c*t tennis champion: Rob Rona. so nul'landms example of nill 376 a. a stale senator In the f„ |P trial. Teal* now have been 4 accord ing In Chief Paul Bates, ts>M one lade that th* road would '•'"■fl Sidney Smnmerfleld, Turn If 1051 .esilnn which extended legal-1 fomp!t h,d and I feel th* m u lt basking in spring like weather. awav southern conservation and rePro at Daytnna Rrarh; Fra n le who has extended an Invitation never lie built." ted gambling in Florida; your in-:t , „ b, m4tl# kn0w„." ------------------------Water was still being played on aoorce development. tu the nubile to attend. ' "|t'a ■ lie," Fourakre said, "and Deame, Mayfair Inn Tennis Fro; Irre. In a c o n d itio n developing | A y tr| . . jd th, t t##u M . Ihe ruins late this morning and The harratar of the program iv and Commander George F. Ilnwe The fire rompany la maintained |'|[ tell her that.” several remaining walls were hy voluntary rontribullnna and Jvmes Cagney, the well known- r ? Seated by tha company Indicated D o n O I d Q m iH I s Jr. A* Rrailey Ddbanv started tn ■ *:ar of staqe, .screen, radm and County and the purchase by th e ; th(ll th, b' rtow|n(tn7 m; w knocked down »* safely rrm ure*. Umpire for the mstrlie* will be> .. total funds i revived to date, In(Coattnned an F ate Eight) app4r#,llly h.d not Iw.n A t C o n f e r e n c e T. V, Among fiosc to he heard State Hoad Dapar ment of two UllAn apparently •Die fir* started ahnui II 30, r ,u.,|l|r proried| /rom . fj(h Charles Morrison. ferry boat* operating from Ihe v tth C’ainey is W. Turner Wallis. tConi.nurd ou Page Might) Donald N, Flaium, Banford re- p m. iE5T) in the l,M0 *eat Km- ,|jnn*, , nmunts to more than S8uu, F. eculivo Director of ilir ( :n tral mainland to St. George's Island." presenlativa of the Metropolitan pire Theater and spread in the <r(ordlnjr Collins went tn Jacksonville and fioulhcrn Florida Flood l"on______ ________ _ Life Insurance Company, la in aiharent Orange Hotel. l^d D xlricl. Wallis wilt discus* where ax an Episcopal layman he Ahmit too guests of tha threeRelleair, Florida, today for a buxi­ attended installation reremontes i " ’ o r ’bljms and solution* Involvnes* conference with olllrials of story hotel were evacuated. About APRIL I i I in flood control and water re- for Bishop Hamilton West, I LJ •. ( Admission* the rompany at the Rellevicv- 700 theater patron* had left about The elrelion nf nf/lrers fur C e ». -*e dcvclonment. 30 minutes hrfort tha Dre was U i e S 1(1 r l O S p I l Q l Mrs. Estelle Christmas fPeBary) | Blltmnr# Hotel. O /’or Florida cituens appearin'' Sentlnol# County Junior ClismlisP Athrlyn Lilly (Sanford) Flamm, w h o live* at discovered. . Mr. lluherl George I^es, 7.1, on tha proTram include Jim and of Commerre Is slated for TijuraTh# fir* was hrouahl tinder con- dtad a, Seminole Memorial lloapl Mrs. Vera H Aaniss A meeting has been railed hy 9. Elm Avenue, fianford. hid an D:n Beardsley of ciowiiton; Euday at tha noon luncheon meeting Mrs. Marian Cole iDeRsryl trol at 1 am . hni hy then the til at 11:3.1 p. m. on 5larrh ,10. ,h« ram p b eii-u u in g p o.t of the ■•••■ • n'1 g*n* Griffin and familv of R-u- W n r l c i n n F u l l of lh* Jayce* nrisnliatlon, l Mslor Wheeler (Sanford) 49-room hotel was gone. Mr. I^cs passed away suddenly. 1ik1 •■ *"">"1 'h» lop* tow; Max Hammond of Winter Ha­ T T U r K i n g ru n I im e ( American I-rgion for lh* purpose cprd •" A nominating cnnimiliee j u i Mrs. Margaret Cleveland (San Tie theater, a Jewelry slnre and He was horn In New York rity, PHILADELPHIA f!v-Pre»id#nt' of establishing a Ground Observer ••nkln* member* of Ihe Metronamed a slrte of of,'leers In he ven; and Faui Dayman. Polk . fnrd) polttan’s aiaff of 12 WO field r»- g rhlldien's dres* *hnp wera rir Aug. 17. U92 and had lived In Counly Agricultural Agent The Eisenhower Is working full lima Corps hare, enn)Idered by Hi* heal Jr.jtc* Jury Jones (Sanfnrth preaantatlve* In Ihe United Stale* ; atroved when front and raar w allii Re Bary for the past 19 months*. Ceirdslevs and Griffins will re- at his executive duties after re-! *n,# Important gel together will grmip. . , John Kearney (Sanford) eollapted, If* wa• a member of All Saints rovering completely from last ^ held at tha American Legion c,n,<**‘ tnl some of the hardships and G Thoie nam 'd by Ih# nominating a n l a m k a e ' k . . . .1 L i . __— . . ........................ -* —w ---— — Mrs. Ethel Mu«e (Lak* Mary) Epi.conal Churcn of Enterprise. slakes of early setllcr*. and September'* heart attack, his per llut on Seminole Boulevard *i committee are: for president, DUeharges Mr. le ts lx s u r iT r l by hi* wi­ 7:46 p. m. Thursday night. arms nf the solutions lo their prnh-innal physician said yesterday. dow, Mri. Mildred R. Lens of De. Mrs. John Filcoatrlrk and hah* George Andrew Spsarj fir‘l v{r* Speaking al reremnnir* marlltri(. preaitlent, David Tlira'her: »'r* Post Gommander Gaorg* May•“ ■ V i Bary, hoy (.Sanford> T ie program I* expected tn •"* Founder s Day at Prrabyter- bury and yesterday that Sergeant James .Robert Smith and "n'| Vlcn pre)|1icn, nd , Iun(: u * Funeral service* we-e held ye« Mri. etVjs* the iricntlfic approach |o ‘ *ln Hospital where he once In- Lund will attend the meeting lo rstary Garfield Willeth: trig ;- t | baby Girl (Sinfnrd) tardny afternoon at 4 o'clock ni ecniervatlon and development of teened, MaJ. Gen. Harold Snydar m i l t in tha organising of the ursr, Roh Kilpatrick: Directory, Mrs. Evelyn Morris (Sanford) Rriuon Funeral Home with the **ld the Prealdent will make an local Ground Observer Corps and nautral resources, Ine Raker, Harry Csnrll, TnmP” * Rev. Lee Heaton offiriating, William Dawson (Sanford) The program Is one nf a special other formal report lo Ihe nation tn pul Ihe unit inle operation McD'in-'d. II. L. Ribnrn Jr,, Air*. Relty Utley (Sanfordi Buriat was in Osklawn Mentor 1 ^ ' series presented by tha NBC De­ on the condition of his health just spotting planes, tony fiussl. Mrs. Evelyn Christensen (Sanfordi lal Park. partment nf rublir Affairs In a*- before the Republican National Maybury urged all interested Mrs. Mas Myers, (Sanford) addition with the Conaervatioa Convention In August where ha Is fititen* who would like tn perform APRIL 3 It FALSE FIRF. ALARMS, . virtually certain lo be nominated i patriotic duty lo attend this ^ ‘gindelion. RONE, CARNATION NAMED Atfmlsilnn* • . * m *: : ; ; ! .A : WARREN, Ohio UF-P*ul CjWA* lor a second term. FOR GRACE meeting. Mr*, dark Livings man, 46, a volunteer fireman, haa ' Dr, Snyder alto said Eisenhower ‘GOODWILL* TEAM • MONTE CARLO (O -A new rose fAltamdnte Springv) been charge I with turning In II PHILADELPHIA i* -T h f Phils- la In shape to campaign for tlie and a new eernalion will greet .Ismes Mobley (Geneva? false fir* alarm* during Mgcelj. dvfphla Yearly M ettln| M Friends office, adding that Ihe extent of Grace Kelly on her wedding day. George Smith (Sanford) announced today a "goodwill” his egepda would be a matter for Both ere heing name! for her. Mri. Oils Sjoblom (Lake Ma/y) .Sheriff's deputies said Common, team of Quaker* will visit Mont­ "Elsenhower's own discretion." It waa annnunead today that Til* • "Grace of Monaco" rose Artlella Benton ( A l t a m o n t e who drives a inwrnahln ic'tool bile, admitted turning In the a'irn ta (A gomery, Ala,, l* the near future "It I* my honest conviction . » , th# Seminole High School P-TA waa developed by Francie Mait­ Springs) grt tha 13 firemen receive for an­ to examine the racial situation the President has had ■ group of has changed its meeting date land. Internationally known grow­ Mrs. Gilbert Benton (Sanford) swering each ra il % there. ftnm April 9 to April 10 at the critical problem* to solve and dif­ er nf Cap d'Antibe*. (Sanford) k- . 'Alabama erge etlrred recently ficult deeiilon* during the last •chon] auditorium. Tha rarnallon—Prineaai Grae# BIRTHS « dfepute. over the attempt of inur four months surpass any dem inim that max aui'iaea ne - 1 All members ar# asked to Ttnta ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS f —waa frown ‘ by two Italians. Baby Girl Livings (Altamonte) Negre girl student to enter the elimns during any .similar period, th* ehanga *nq<U attend-th* lmPietrn Farina and Heart BlUo of DliehargM L. Fuller heme hi ON FAQ* ItGMT SNOWBOUND BUT BEAUTIFUL le the E. e( Alabina. I hava known h la," Snyder u ld .! p oruat meeting on the loth. San Boiao. Johnny White (Stated) Wutdeei, VL rug Store Wright Is Named eet * Collins' Campaign Revealed Director For County Citizens Approach Board About Fixing, 'Hazardous' Road Entire Slate Will Be Heard At Rally Tonight Bids Opened Today In Tallahassee For 17-92 Project County Board Told Noting Machines Will Arrive Soon & "H * * * - "* " Central Florida Firm Receives Jolt From Scientists Spending First Winter In Sanford 'Today, Tomorrow' Will Be Interesting To Local Residents Undetermined Fire Destroys Buildings Volunteer Firemen In Casselberry * To Hold Barbecue Is Slated Tonight At Mayfair Courts' F Doctor Soys Ike Post To Establish Ground Observer. Corps In Sanford Robert G. Lees Hospital Notes Jaycees To Elect Officers Thursday » P-TA Sets Meet r --------- -----------------------------------------L— . I - ' ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 02, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 02, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/88343f487e4b24cdde0d1a3455130e94.pdf 52e8391aba8b534faa509d79973d562e PDF Text Text ?1 '5HBBH® • i T «*<*»!##" L airivTt- 'iJ <• • . - **t ' ' - • 1 5 p :4 | <. 1 >*<1 a • t .. ,■ " ■ \j> * - r< \ r Since our very first day of business, January 6th, 1928, through 28 years of serving the ever growing needs of an expanding community, ONE T H IN G HAS NEVER CHANGED: « w 3 • | * i i rt 1 courtesy M* * n V ■t1 4k^-* t 1 t < . .!» .’! v"it * r ( ■ r/:;v• ' \ * . ■ Eu 1\ ' I? - , : ■ . . . . reflecting our sincere desire to be helpful to t you in oil your banking .needs i >»*> t- j '.'■■'- "r: i ' ; 1 V , <■ .. ■ WE HAVE SANFORD ■ 't ■■ .■ -- Our Officers ar/d Staff have watcKe’d_tKe;|frowtK of Sanford wltK pride. . . It’s their town. They take an active part in civic activities and,community life. They live and rear their families here. They believe that Sanford will continue to grow, even more rapidly than In the past. They believe whole­ heartedly in the broad opportunities here In Sanford, Central Florida and our entire Magic Peniij- H O |V U Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corpuration , «i'v?> ______ s K!k,vr i’l\>ff m ii.A1 ■ * 1 * '-v; v?:'*• * - - '* * .r »i ' �~ - ' • : . : • " ' ■ ' • •’ -•v - • ' .'• . • ; ■ • • • • ------------------ • • - ; ; . a - - " '* Section F im ; SANFORD, FLORIDA, MARCH, 19M JW nbU ehe^PM ANNUAL TOURIST Recreation Provided For A ll Ages In Sanford, Seminole 4ms ‘ i ' , - i . .': ’S&Sl '.'<ii .... .*•: <(i ». • * . • • svA 11»i-ikj|t'v & 3P® C„y - »ii.Wi'...»',K. ■—»T he hrnuiirul Municipal Swim m ing Fool in Sanford Sanford Memorial Baeebatt Stadium • :»i ; V-r •••*•r\ J '* "’, 1,1»"" •* SB SpW B W ■ ■................ • jrwwjfe8 J ‘Jil 1, »k‘?:' ' ! tf-S sil? : ; | Uloi-r 1 ' t The abnffleboard eourte a n enjoyed by everyone. 4 tuma on monkey island at the Sanford Zoo. ilta tf m w ) ,. ** ;V •VVn. • Vif tKi.v i “J t ,‘ '< • -*? ' *‘i . mr r -**-w v ~ t ^a» r - W zl tV . .■ 1 * ^ *f ; v ; 5 *;• ( *. twLs&iis »** J W* a •j r A ■■ v * v . ai . * \ 1 ' :v ■ i ■? & #• J ,r *. . I L rUt \ ! • 1 -f «y>7 Overlooking the beautifni St, John’a River AjWrtL*■* • •«'« *'*,»<* •.. i‘ -■]' , u u to . n u n ' »*• i ,'ii ,i ,,y|i1 X . i* • v . ^ v w . v Y '‘vV-v.t;v >* i>vit •'»4^ ' *’ {• <’ Yc rfj - | - - 1- - '~ § f e $ $ i'.v -^ 1* * __: - — . . A - . - ... . * . t ------------—-'■» ------ -■ - -*- • * — “ — - - �• «- • -• m r i — nmen a w * , qm — ■ n THE SANFORD HERALD Pag« 2, Sac. P ■ Sanford Garden Club Started As Small Group nState J D iiP * . Jib ; , .’-m in i; parallel VIMotl* from on* boundary ot Mflford to th* olhtr over rolllna lied, fdrmi form* A • throughwij through Wl^Csiilr*! florid* City rallying traffic Jim* and replacing • narfew heavily travailed ro*d. SNfleh Are., a* It haa been call* #d*4hrou|hout th*( lon« and Ului. itreu* history of Sanford, la a north- ’ l*^j, * T’ ■ vf I1 . # f ■ ■ leqalh connadlnn wIUj th* <Mt and IMat eoaata eoaats through Sanford that own to b* on* nf tha hcavleit lad MCtioni of highway In th* <at Florida.. ffl/tta k * carrying produca, bjjlil*. and rrult to market! Uta An<lre country ua* thl* faf-aad throughway to reach i i f arterle* that lead to EasWaatora, Mid-wait and North* now highway proJ*ct, tha A group of golfer* at the Mayfair l*a PGA Open prelect for Seminole m aiajor » la at least twa datadai, wa* • tied on Friday, March a, at oalo* held on tha Franch Ava. itself and later In th* avanlng o banquet honoring oil of tha leaden, Mato, County and ' who had a part Is making Ih* , poailblt aatructlon waa awarded by the it* Road Dapartmant to Cragg of Ocala. ■i on* of "the moat id aectloa of highway In tha p", tha project was apaarhaad« a group of elvle leader* who k, to th* final lining ntraet, th* Marly ona m i— eollar highway wldanlng sad paring contract. ranch Ava. la s throughway | Me of Sanford'* industrial sad builniu lecliona that la da*, tlasd to be on* of tha busiest sraaa in tha Stat* according to daralopmant plans ilraidy undtr. IftS S w lf . Tho throughway paaiaa tha At. lantlc Coast Lin* fralght sidings ea wall aa akirtlng Laka Monroe, highly touted for barga traffic on th* St. John* Rlvar between Jacksonrllls and Sanford. • I d Important waa tha Trench Ava. i,project that roadmlmted loader* ot tho State were preirnt for tha dedication and ribbon cut* ting ceremonlea which wera co­ ordinated by the SeminoU County Chamber of Commerce, Th# - • — throughway, . .. . » * •••• W now W W a dotted iV o tC M «at* A* tenalvaly with filling atationi, bus). Mia and Industrial houiai, ss well SI having ou It th* Sanford Slat* Farmer* Markat and three eltrua packing houses, haa bacoma o potential Sanford huiinsia area. AU (action* of Sanford connect SiraeUy with French Ava. making “ an accan highway to th* com. Btunlty. Rlddl, Airline*, whleh ha* been specialising *n air freight eervlce, haa bean authorised to carry air mall on all Hi domestic continen­ tal routes. Mayfair Inn $15,000 PGA Open Hailed Big Success Last Year Ono of tha biggest avanta of Us kind In Florida will bo playad on tho Mayfair Inn Oolf Course December 13, 14, 13 and IS thl* year, according to Frank Mabine, Jr., Manager of th* New York Giants owned Mayfair Inn. Th* Mayfair Inn $18,000 PGA Open will bo played, drawing lop golfer* from ardund the nation, for the second year following last year's most successful competi­ tion when Al Raiding, 31-year-old Ontario, Canada golfer emerged as tho top golfer out of a field al 83 proi and amateurs, with a 4 under par 68 for a total scoro of 280. Raiding outplayed Dow Finder* wald and Sam Snead a* well ae Ed Oliver, Don Fairfield and Leo Rlagettl who all were In the top bracket contending for tho top place In the first annual Mayfair Inn $13,000 POA Tournament. Following tho tournament, Ed "Porky" Oliver ami Jay Hebert were named playing pros for the Mayfair Inn and are playing out of Sanford around the cireult, Horace Stoneham, head of (ha New York Giants baseball orga­ nization, was so pleased with the first tournament that he Imme* dlately arranged with PGA offl* elate for the second tournament. Stoneham said, "I am very happy with the support given the 1DS3 Mayfair Inn Open by the citizen* of Sanford and Central Florida." So pleased waa the New York Glanta' president, rontracts were arranger! for the IMG tournament. Hugo galleries of visitors from all over the nation followed the golfers throughout th* week-long event. Before leaving Sanford after the first annual Mayfair Inn Open Ray O'Bryan, executive Secre­ tary of tha Professional Golfers AssoclaUon, and Mrs. O'Bryan, al* so an official of the organization said, "We have never enjoyed a tournament aa much as the one here. Usually we aro happy to leave but thli time we are reluct­ ant to go hycaui# tha whole town waa so friendly." Charlie Meanry and Harry El­ more, both officials of the PGA organization, expressed their de­ light In being In Sanford for the Mayfair Inn Open, Meany said, "I enjoyed this tournament more than anywhere I have officiated." Elmore said, at the very outset nf tho tournament and his first visit to Sanford, "I hav0 never felt surh warmth from tho friend­ liness of the people of Sanford. 1 havo received more cooperation here than any other place I have ever been." Frank Mtbana Jr., the Mayfair Inn manager said, "No doubt, expressions from th* officials of th* Professional Golfers Associa­ tion and from many of tha golfers who participated In the tourna­ ment were partly responsible for the return of the tournament to the Mayfglf inn next year." Lee Armstrong, professions! at the Mayfair Inn's Golf Course, said In description of the 18-hole rourse, "Our course la not a test nf gulf aa far as length Is con­ cerned, but rails for placement of shots off the tee and a chal­ lenge for good accurate Irons and Serving the COMMUNITY Serving YO U i You save many way* by owning your own lionto. Ownerahlp la th** key to better living for leas. Aa your own landlord, ninny dollnra you otherwise pay out for rent receipt* go to Incrcnao tho worth of your property to you. Homo ownerahlp la ono of tho anfeat forma of In* vestment. , Decide to acquire tho boat of savings uceounta—a home of your own. putting. The course la aporty and haa a good physical layout. Our fairway* and green* are watered by an automatic system. The fair­ ways are lined with moss draped Hveoaks and plnas and the lakes and the short holt* add beauty to tha course," * Golf is one of the mtjor sports In the Sanford area, and with the Mayfair Inn course main­ tained year 'round there is al­ ways competition at hand for the duffer or the experienced plxyer. The New York Glanta’ luxurious Mayfair Inn has Its own swim­ ming pool, tennis courts, badmin­ ton, archery, and shuffleboard courts. In addition, here Is duck hunting, fishing and other sports, Including baseball, for the visitor and tho resident. Local Camp First One In This Area The Spanish Ainrrirxn War fought In 180*. |, the only war In our history, which had a complete. Iy volunteer enlistment and which had no men drafted In Its ranks. The veterans are the olrf*«» rankIng veterans, since the days of the G. A. R. The Col. Theodore Roosevelt camp number 13, comprised of Rpanlsh War Veterans,'.was organ­ ized In Sanford In 1022. This was the first camp to ho organized In Central Florida, and many other camps were started as outposts of Ihii camp, and later became campi In their own rights. The present membership is cornposed of members. Jiving in San* ford. Altamonte Springs, Winter Tark. Osteen, Upsala, Lake Mary, and Geneva. Three men are still charier member* of this group. In IMG a garden committee was formed In the Woman's Club by Mrs. Henry Wlghl, Mr*. E. M. Calloway and Mr*. Endor Curletl with thli slogan "a palm, a Pnlnaeltla and a hibiscus in each garden." Refore the year was out (his became a very popular committee and It wa* decided to form a Gar­ den Club independent of the Wom­ an’s Club, Meetings were held at (he Forrst Lake Hotel (Mayfair) with Mr*. Henry Wight as president. It wasn't long before it became necessary to divide the club Into elrclca as the membership grew so rapidly In 1028 four circles wer* or­ A NEW RECREATION AREA Is started as Rayburn T. Mllwee turni over tba first sped* of dirt to ganized. Rose, Central, Sanford start construction. Just behind Mllwee Is City Commissioner John Krider and to tha far loft hi Com*, , Heights, Mayfair Circle. Tha mast* ty Commissioner Fred Dyson. (Staff Photo) logs wera then held in home* of raemberi. The garden club became a member of tha state federation in 1027 with 81 members, Th* Garden Club In 1048 dedicated through vol­ untary contributions a room in the Fernald Laughton Memorial Hos­ A new recreation area in SanforJ struct the Goldsboro Rncreattoa pital to Helen E. Curlett who so Is nearing completion after having area. untiringly and unreservedly gave burn started immediately alter the Plans were completed fbllowini her time, enthuslism, counsel and first ol the year. many meetings and planning s r s - f deeds to tha hospital. Not only Th* Colonel Theodore Roose­ Tho Goldsboro Recreation area slons with Negro leaders. TTl* de­ serving her own community of velt Auxiliary No. 3 of the United Geneva but also tha physical needs Spanish War Veterans was organ­ was made possible through the mand for the area has already * Joint efforts ol tho City of Sanford been shown with hundreds of chil­ of Semlnola County. ized In June of 1022 by Mrs. Lou and Seminole County with City dren taking advantage of tha fit In 1044 plans were drown for Smith Terhune. Commissioner John Krider and cillties provided even thongh all a much needed Garden Club County Commissioner hTed Dyson construction has *ot bean complet­ The chapter was Issued under house. In 1048 s Garden Center heading the committees which ed. was built on land donated by the Cort Thompson, National Presi­ planned and put under construction Commissioner* Krider aad Dy­ city of Sanford adjacent to the dent on August 13, 1022. The first the more than 30 acres of land that son say that the a—-* S«s radio Italian. officers elected were: will form a recreation area for ready for tha beginning of th* The Garden Club today works Lou Smith Terhune, president; Negro children. summer recreation season wlln tn*a with the community In every way. Final plans for the area calls for exception of the swimming pool. Jane Lyles, senior vice president; It has plant sales, flower shows, The City of Sanford Is now con­ clean up rimpaigns and numerous Mae Shesfer. Junior vice president; a modern swimming pool as well Marlon Rallara, secretary, and as facilities for parking and a sidering ways and means to pro. other activities. paved road trading to the vast vide the nacessary swimming pool There are 13 circles and another Maud Schmidt, treasurer. on* to be adde.l later composed There were eighteen names on tract nf land that will provide facilities. entirely of Navy women. The Club the charter list; four of these still space for year 'round activities. Already constructed are base­ flower Is the single srarlrt Hi­ remain. They are Mrs. Marion A Tampa company, Hickory biscus and the purpose is "To pro. Rallard, Mrs. Janie Lyles, Mrs. ball diamonds, softball fields, ten­ Itil| Mtnt Parkers, rim s to th* mote such knowledge and love nf Arrl* King and Mrs. Mae Shcafer. nis and volleyball court* The two rescue recently with a ecerrrd gardening as will result In a more The Colonel Roosevelt group latter rnurts will be paved and wagon complete with oxen. Th* beautiful community." picture ha,| been delayed five days a was one of the three auxiliaries marked off for the two sports. Spar* Is provided for » possible In xlmnlinir because of difficulty The presrnt officers am Mrs composing tho Department nf Grorge McCall, president; Mrs. Florida when organized in tU-3 football field and oilier athletic or In locating nn authentic cowered wagon. Rut the meat pnokcra Frol Ganas, vice-president; Mrs. at the encampment U. S. W. V. recreation events. C, M. Flowers, recording secre­ held in Sanford. Credit is due to Through the cooperation of the consented to the loan - of theif tary; Mrs. Donald Jones, corres­ Lurillo Dragon, national president Seminole County School Hoard and wagon and oxen whieli they rraiin. tain for promotional purposes, ponding secretary; and Mrs. Zcb Mrs. Terhune ami Mrs. Rallard the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, shrill cmfwillyu mrfillu rdl m rrrf land was providerj^n which to con­ Ratliff, treasurer. maintained Interest and further­ Tha circles are as follows: ed tha welfare with various ac­ Azales, Dirt Gardeners, Central, tivities and entertainments In the Hemeroeallls, Camellia, Hibiscus, earlier history of tho auxiliary. Ixors, Jacarands, Magnolia, Mi­ Many members of the Auxiliary mosa, Palm, and Rose. No. 3 formed clubs In other towns with St. Augustinp, Daytona, Or­ The averago ago of all Spanish lando, St. I’etcr-burg and St. War Veterans Is about TO years Cloud Included. Tho latter now has Like 11 In Elorldnl T h e rm s N o th in old. The camp’s ages range from a membership of over 20n. The 70 to 02 years nf age, with Its present membership of Auxiliary Tri-Ill Rurgnrs L-n-n-g Dogs membership representing birth In N j . 3 1s 24. The purpose is to ex­ SHRIMP HOATS about 10 state* of the Union tend aid and sympathy to the Camp number 13 holds its meet­ veterans of the Spanish War and :AT. DRINK nnil ho REFRESHED ings on the second Sunday ol each their dependents and to cooperate 'R ON THE PATIO for n NICKLE month at 3 p m. in the Legion Hut with them In their work an I their Entrance (o FREE Public Reach VI In Sanford. All Spanish War Vete­ social affairs; promote patriotism, rans not affiliated with tha Camp humanity and proper reverence for LAKE MARY. FLORIDA are welcome to meet or to visit tho Flag. Mill! ami I.*w L uster----- — Conk and Dish Washer with it. Colonel Theodore Goldsboro Recreation Roosevelt Group Area Near Completion Organized In '22 Luster's DOGGIE DINER Fo/iTk G- 0 As tho leisure years approach, tho homo you own in Lake Mnry will become increasingly attractive , , . a ontig harbor, yours to enjoy in peace uml contentment. f SEE OUR BETTER HOMES AND PROPERTIES The Villag* of Lake Mary la nestled among clear water, whita Rand-bot­ tomed lakes • . , 1200 people now make this charming village their home, and there Is plenty of laka shore property still available!. WRITE: The Secretary Chamber of Commerce CALL— Come In soon! Sp y-:; Ask about any of our many friendly services, RAYMOND M. BALL REALTOR OSCAR M. HARRI90N ASSOCIATE BROKER La k e m a r y FLORIDA S. D. HIGHLEYMAN ASSOCIATE SALESMAN Gm m m I Insurance and R eal E s ta te Since 192S PHONE 900* laffinawt— �the payment! t work, uiv# they mu' ► . The first meeting of the CPU Wives Cluli wav hetJ May 3. 1PM at the CPO Club at the Sinford Na val Auxiliary Air fatlon. Sanford has at le n t one citizen Who I* much more widely dlsttnflashed elsewhere than he may be ^5*1• at home, lilt name •:!>’ »cdireiprct wncrever negro iiirouabout the United States,* especially the eastern half of the nation ITo Is Ch. Apache Von Eoghanvlola. A.K.C. Champion Registered Doberman Pinscher Stud tNo. W-37573). Th's splendid dog is own­ ed by Mrs. Harold H. KasU.er, pro­ prietor of the Ko'’*'"ovu , t Kon”eW —* -’ ihl .ecn mown in competitive meetings with the finest offerings In a long scries of contests at Or­ lando, Tampa, Clearwater, SL Petersburg, Miami and Ft. Lauder, dale, emerging In every instance m t only with top honors hut piling up such an Impressive lead that at one point his owner was request• ^ P c d to withdraw him from competi­ tion in Palm Reach and Jackson­ ville, the reason being obvious. Tb this request, of course, she gra­ ciously accented. Ch. Apache Von Koghanviola is out of Candlclitc's Donnie by Ch. Dictator Von Glonhugcl. Examina­ tion of his pedigree shows that he i* indeed a product of the best blood of his line to bo found. Ho Is Phcautifully proportioned, c o l o r Mirnwn and rust, and rejoices in the call name “ Scoot." Last summer Ch. Apache saved his owner’s life at Twin Lake killJr i i">—t ' ■> - ‘•—•I lo attack l ,.,e Uuueiiui.u is one of the wis­ est and keenest animals on earth, cither In the domesticated or wild state. They can be taught to per­ form tho most unbelievable duties lind mankind I* learning day by d-iy to make more extended use of 'heir talents. They work as tiering Eye dogs—piloting the blind ovi"- routes impossible lo traverse w'.'hout such aid. They have a dofmi'o place with the Marines patrnling Iho coasts and doing other **ntrv duty. Ono great metropoli­ tan department store—Macy’» In New York City unleashes a bevy of ^Doberman* at tho closing hour each evening. The dogs perform as watchmen throughout the night. A Doberman ran hear sounds pitchci' so high In the scale they are cimpletely inaudible to the human •oof i* now residing in Mayfair v i Mr. and Mrs. Harold II. Hasti He is probably the only living i , m the United Stales with three j> viler rooms. Mr. Kaslner built ■••in a blue, pink and yellow powder rumi witli three kennels, Dobermans are one of (he finest *' s found and ono of tho finest of that breed Is right here in Sanford. to provide an atmoapha* materill* ami ruodiiioae wb id halo the child develop Into a h a m , wait* adjusted, and thinking d i e a. ilie tuiis ...i, I . . . I I J With the WATCHING MONK BY CAPERS at the Zoo In Sanford. This U nn •vrrvdav firo show for folk* here. (Staff Photo! Chief Williams Got First Zoo Started Away back when Thera wasn't a front of the block with rest rooms zoo tho idea of havin'’ ono was be- anJ sheltered tables for picnic ginning to take hold Anyway that's lunches. what people think. Police Chief Nearby is a soft drink stand Hoy G. Williams, w o had two which provides soft ''rinks, sandcoons he kept In tho back of the wichcs, peanuts and popcorn to former police station, today's fire feed lo tho animals and post card station, bought out a man with an views of the zoo. animal act who got atranded in E . ch ycar classes of school chil Sanford. Jrcn como to sru the animals When the man said “sold" he ranging from small children who ended up with a coyore, a goat, Just want lo look, lo teenagers two vlldcats and several monkeys who are writing essays, or stuJy. and parrots. A cheetah was later ing biology in their classrooms, purchased from Tampa. One highschool g rl wrote Mr. As word spread about Chief Wit- Diehard, zoo supervisor, fur a fcailams little zoo, animals were do- (her from every bird in the zoo. nated or sold to him. When the Ho complied with an envelope full police station moved to Its present of feathers, location the animal* moved loo. ft- animals nov In the zoo in * ,l»J‘*rm1"' *lcu of paying a c,tt|o „ Mccn0IM, „ oll fine, brought In some alligator,. A , ,tln. . Tal, Mollkey, hear, a Hon and a deer were pur- Monkp).,f ,,umilif HorllU c iUe<' Kagles, Oicelot-. Falcons, Horned A well was drilled where the owls. Guinea Pig,, Aquotl, South bear cage stands today and planv American rat*. Pole cats, Civie were drawn up for the present o n , . Alligator*, rabbit*, derr. ,lte. The city commissioner, an- ^0lilfi-h. cayman*, African Green thonzed The zoo be bought. From Monkey*. Spider Monkey*, Phllithen on It grew in leaps and bounds. p|tll, Monkeys, Mandrill, bear, Today thuro are twl as many Pheasant, cat squirrels, roll Muncages, three limes as many anl- dl, ground hogs, turkeys, dove, mats and the sanitary conditions chicken, pelicans, ducks, geese, aro 100 per con? belter sinco the gnats, soft shell turMcs, quad, pizoo started. neons, parrots, sheep, peacock*. The fame of |JW SanforJ Zoo ha, Kuanaco (cros* between camel and ipread all over th« United States. Hama). Silver Pheasant, Golden Thl* can ho proven by the automo- Pheasant, Finches, Parakeets, Canbiles seen parked around tho zoo aries, Chinese Fuzzlet, crested on the bright sunny morning* of Carrasolc. and numerous others, die winter urason. Tag* can he Sanford prides herself with h»vseen from all the state, In the Ing such a fine zoo and hopes that union and even Canada lit will be of interest to thus,, who An attractive Tourist Informa-Itovc animal* or aro Interested In tlon Itootli I* situated right in'just looking. CARS Idea that chiefs' wives might be. come bcttei acquainted and to be better prepared, as an organized croup, lo participate in civic af­ fairs. Seven wives of Navy chief* sta­ tioned at the SNAAS funned the nucleus of the organization Tho*e meeting for the first time wero Mr«. R. ij. Smith. Mrs. James Merritt, Mrs. V. J. Meredith. Mrs. John Itusvi-ll, Mr«. Cecil llieks, Mrs Russell Spencer, and Mrs. Leonard Huggins. Aim of the CPO wives club Is to promote the good will and welfare of the wives of Chief Petty Officers of any one in tho seventh pay grade. Also as a social organlza- Projects outlined hy tho club werr: a transportation and listing servlco for new personnel arriving aboard the Sanford Naval Auxili­ ary Air Station; a baby sitter list­ ing service; assistance in the docoration of Iho CPC Club; lending aid or comfort to relievo distressed nnd bereaved members; a Christ­ mas party for 1HI needy nr under­ privileged chlldr.n in Iho Sanford area. Money was raised for these pro­ ject, by holding h.iko sales, the sale of three oil paintings purchas­ ed hy the CS'O Wives ( tub, a base collection, ami various contribu­ tions amounting lo $3*J2 oo which w.is spent in its entirety for the benefit of children. Chairman of the Christmas party Committee was Mrs. tV. C. Jelllson. Another project of Ilia CPO Wives Club was the sponsoring of a Girl Scout Troop. This U headed by Mrs, James Corbett. Present officers of the organiza­ tion, mstalle.l Jan. 10, 11130 arc: Mrs. ftaymund Trlctas, president; Mrs. Robert llerdmans, vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Harold Keen, secretary; Mrs. James Corbett, treasurer; Mrs. Walter Ft jot. devotional chairman; and Mrs. William John­ son, sergeant at Arms, w pup •« elotblai and other aH em ry ttoau. The chUdrea under l i help eeljfc choree in their awa Mtagea..-. No child UkH to N «way tra p hi* own home, but if M pu it, lo I* fortunate <0 find a flute Ilka A ll one. Iti entire progm i u ehtti* centered, and all effort! ire node TALKING OVKII DKBARY Chamber of Commrree plans ares Everelt I„ Hwift, aecrcUry-treaiurcr _____ and Dr. Atunlium I- Lincoln, president. (Stuff Photo) Florida Methodist Children's Home, formerly known av Toe Methodist Orphanage, was cstabllsheii 43 years ago. At first, only children who wero full-orphan, were admitted, but us the orphaned population decreased, and as brokcn homes increased, the policy was changed lo admit children who need a home away from their own home, whatever the reason. This Children’s Home ha* a capacity of 103, and usually has a long list waiting for admission. Service to children I* on a nnn-scctrrlan basis, Ihmigh full support of The Home is assumed by Florida's 450 Methodist congregations. A limited foster Immo program is maintained for 13 children, a mother's aid program cares for 7 children In their own homes in addition to those adoptio agency Local are If: lion t units, the n r Ilrlnklc nurser; Craft*, dcnce, barber College ent's I campir terrd . prlze-w pasture an adi beef cn trained the hoi Harvest rapidly . . . a t Um * * • tune. Capture the parttoaMa n M i ncea of leafy, green foray* aMflff of destructive wea -ring W tU a * A-C Forage Harvester, ti Thlrty-alx-.nch vide cyttatoa M i .• spiraled knlvea, built-to p»WW sharpener. Cut-aad-UtroW h NM dellvera forage — non-itop — hi the trailing wagon or truck. >IWWt take* your crop from fleld to P f e * l.«t ua show you this N f - e t t o city, 3-tn-t Forag* Harveotcr for standing graaa crop#, for row e n g g and for windrows Also s n too matching, blg-capaclty F o ro g f fltoieer. Infey ">e Mefteaei turn m4 Maw • every letwrfey ea NK, During the summer month* the children visit relatives, friends and sponsoring groups all over Flor­ ida, hut during the rest of the year most of their non-school hour* arc spent on campus, overlooking beautiful Lake Monroe, A work program I* provided for rhil.lren over 14 years of age, and using Sanford Tractor - Implement Co. Ellon C. flush, OwitM* Hill Hester, Salesman 403 5V, FIRST ST. Phone 10M nan yles In HOME FURNISHINGS Famous - Name Merchandise. . Styles In furniture like car syles hnve changed •—both for tho better. New materials, and tho nccuntulatcd experience of centuries of furni­ ture making is now yours for more Ilcaufy, ntoro Comfort and ITS Long Wear. You’ll NEVER HIGHER thrill too at our Low, AT Low Prices. WILSON-MA1ER Personalized Service TIP TO HUUMM: A* aH-tlezble klltXee wit eel o.ly delight yew* vile, U win eeie yew badge* kecou.e MIt theeyer die. esleg a «e«bl»<nlo*ed fvebt 8ANF0RD, FLA. I * * . ' ’# i C O O l...deans'! heat up the houial White-glove C L IA N ...no tool or m wut LJjJUon,'^ CloLuo uA/rdJtu/iL Coi 'Sno. 111 E. FIRST ST. Make* kitchen work almost fun...becaus# electricity does to much of the fob I So daan, to cool—why don't you go albeiectrk, tool See your doalar right away I ' kC l SAFI at alactrU light...and |ual m* aaaaamlraff “Help Your RED CROSS’* y '; �w- Th* to ft)* objective* of tito IW rida Federation of Buzlnaii and Profcialonal Wemen’i Club* arc p r ln c : r a : l? f* " t' To elovota tha standard for wom­ en for btutoass nod in the pro* fw tio u t I’ll' A rook relating eaeoo at tha 'Mayfair Inn FooL SHS Band Is Viewed By Many A elvlo affair la hardly complete without tha presence of tha Somlnd a High School Band undar tha dlraetlon of Ernaat Cowlay. It not only partlclpatei in tha hlsh ichool avanta and out-of-town paradaa but alae to dadlcatlona, alvia program*, community patodaa, Easter fosllvitlaa and local iporti. Tha band, In their brilliant or* anga and black unlforma of as member* la viewed by many ai thty march In nln# or tan paradaa a yaar in laaford and Ctnlral Florida. They annually praiant a concert la lb* million dollar bandahall on beautiful Daytona Baach and have participated each yaar In the Wotermelon Faattval In Leeaburg. ' v lytrlM fulat to the lunchroom aa The moil eutitandlng event In tb#y wait to b« aarvad, seat them Hi* hlllory of tha band wa* the participation la tha Res Parade in lata* and laave the room, New Orleana where tha bond waa inch peraonnal are cheer* viewed on a national television ful, happy people who greet the In last. hookup '" Ira n with a imlle. If a child Just,recently, the mualcil group ha ha docin't want a particular attended lha district conteal In t ha la encouraged to try "Juat Cocoa whara they neelved a Iota! n'Tlttlo." Plaaiant eonvaraatlon la oneouragad *o that the lunch hour ■ la n hapPT Mpertanee, * Jtyap lunchroom waOe are da* rn n S tf by picturai, aoma of which bava baan painted by tha children. Vail will find flowera on tha tablei M. drape* at tha wlndowi, too pwoprtal# decoration a are uiad tha varloua holldayi, aoma of ( J of ten auparlor ratlngi out of IS events, • th a Mejorelte Corps of 14 beautlful stria was onanliad thin year, they bava received widespread recognition is a precision sroup rf twlrlar* and for thair various costumes met) to carry out themoe of paradaa. Tha group la under the leadarihlp of Sgt, Carol Nutt, a Junior in tha high achool. They are taught by Mr. and Mr*. Marie Smith of Orlando and Syracuaa, N, Y, Tha band oparataa under a milltary lyitam with a atudant eonaUtutioa which la atrlctly adhered to by all mtmberi of ih* department. This yaor'a officer* Include Captain Joa Flihar, lit Lt., head girl officer Faye Aahleyi iitLt oparstloni, Larry Burney] tndLt Drum Major, Robart Arniilrong; *ndLt Secretary Grace Dugiar and tat Lt Librarian Joyce Milam, Tha aergeanti Include: assistant operation* latSgt Boh neely, and SSgt Larry Payton: hlatorlan IslSgt Sue Harrii; assistant llhraflan Sgt Mary Either Powell; Drill Mai ten : Set Bill Hexamer, Sgt Latlle Smith, Sgt Bannla Andarion and Sgt J. D. Stone, .Section head* Include: tndLt Grace Duggar, reedaj Capt Joe Fl*her, cornets; ImlLt Joyce MU* am, trombone* and bail**: Sgt Bill Itexomer, drum*; and Sgt Carol Nutt, mijorattt*. Corp DlrLie Rountree 1* honorary cor* poral. Cowley, the director, I* a gradu­ ate of John B. Station University and ia an lnitruetor on tha ataff of tho Unlveralty of Mlamt Summer Band Camp. He cam* to Seminole High School In September of 1051. Much of Ihe lucceia attributed to the band la a reiult of the gem hole High School Band and Or* cheitra Aaioelatlon, Tha aaaoela* Hon la made up largely of band parent# and it work* In behalf of tho bond In procuring Initrument* and other financial need* of the band. Mr*. V. J. Duggar la presi­ dent of tha organization with C. C. Smith, vlce-prcaidcnt; Bob Rccly, "Thera have bean many change* la Wettern Union operation In the p u t few yean, and all for the better," arid manager, Edward LaCour, of tha local Waatern Union Telegraph Company, Today, all telegram* and naw* atorlea are tranamltted mtchan* leally, each telegram, or atory, go* log direct from origin to damnation without any manual relay. Tala* gram* from Sanford ara routed through the Atlanta reperforatar center hy a puah button ayitem, transmuting tha telegram direct from Sanford to deitlnatlon. The old Mono ayitem of "dot and dash" la almost a forgotten art. Lafmir came to Sanford oa We*, tem Union manager FVb. 1, follow­ ing the retirement of former man­ ager Loiter Tharp, who had com pleted SI year* aervlra with Ihe company, LaCour, who with hla To promota tho totcrcat of bulb n an and profouloaal woman i To bring about a iplrit of onoperation among builnoai and profaiitonal woman of tbo Ualtod Ita tu : and To oxtond opportunltlei to burtneii and profoialonal woman Ihrouih education along Hnaa of loduitrlal, idantUlc and vocational activltlaa. Th* BPW haa conaldered that oho.of 111 molt important local project* la to endeavor to make life a little brighter for tho uflfor* tunato glrii at the Stato Induatrial School to Ocala. Periodic visit* if* mad* Ultra by elub mambOr* and gllti nr* •*« at ChrUtmia Instead of exchanging gift* be­ tween Uii membera. Many of thei* glrlt ara vlctimi of broken home* and other unfortunate clrCumttan* cat over which they had no con­ trol; eoniequantly they enter th* achool frightened and many Umti defiant. It la a fact however that under tho able and wli* managamant of Mri. McPheraofl, tha luperlnttn* dent, they aoon find thamialvai part of a group with many com­ munity Interacts. Although th* girl* wear uniform! lha BPW ctubi do­ nate clothing henea when th! fora* *r ara tnvltad to outild# entertain­ ment—ai they often ara—they have aultable apparel. Thoie on tha Honor Noll ara flv* an aoma aort of a trip once each wife Frankie and two-year old ion, Michael, earn* to Sanford from Melbourne, reiki# at 611 Park Ava., and ara mambara of th* Holy Cron Eptacopal Church, Other peraonnal In the local Waatern Union offlea are: Sira, Loiter Tharp, eaahltr; Mlai Mary Loulaa Smith and Mra. Anthony Fakaaa, automatic operators, and meisangera: mill* Smith, Homer Alexan­ der, Dick Worrell, and Cbrla Nar­ giz. B. L. Waitbrook la the local Plant Department repreientatlv*. Tha local Weattrn Union la situaled at 123 Wait lit In offleaa eipeclally eonilructid (or them by treaiurerj Mra. K. M. Spelr, aeere* Dark* and Williams, and la ona of tary; Marvin Milam and Herman th* moit modtni equipped to Morrie, director*. Florida. jehool or ktleraalod in tha achool —By teaching good haalth and food Bihlli and aoclal gracei, a a well a t helping to meet Ih# child'* daily food naeda, achool lunch become* part of tha total educational pro­ gram. A typical meal aonrod m eetly to fourth, ftfth and alxth grade Student* included barbecued pork, turnip greana, pickled beeti, apple •d ip , cornbraad. butter end milk. 144 rf the IM children eta to tha linehroom, making their meant* •ga of parHclpotlon for teat day t» percent. Thl* menu required "NSHIN’S GOOD MISTER! Look at tha string I eauAhl" AM tilay •am* from th# St. John* Rlvaf naar tha Lake MMMA tridga. Catching fish la tha apart of »porta at Sanford and hi lamlnala month, such as: to Martoeland. a concert nr a circus. Tha clubi of tha itete have recently porch atad tha glrig Jn Organ for their new chapel; and tha Ministerial Atioelatton of Ocala lend! ipaikan each Sunday aftarnoon to provide a church iirvlea. - ■ They or* also permitted to at­ tend ehurchaa of thair eholea to Oeala, under supervision. -f Tb* local club has a project far fret dental work for children who have no mean* of obtitotoa this service. Needy applicants arc re­ commended to their Dental Clinic Commutes by nurm of the local Health Unit. Money to finance thli etlnle la saeured In various ways through activities of the BPW club. Also the club members as Indivi­ dual* alio participate to all phases of clvle and community work, and ara both active and effective to theta effort*. Mambara fill poiltloni of respon­ sibility to nearly all categories of activity, economie, professional and political. And th* flald of thair activities Is constantly broadening. Officer* are president, Mrs. Olga Huntar; vice president, Miss Betty Wolfram; second vice president; Mrs. Myrtl* Gradick; recording secretary, Mrs. Gertrude Gilbert; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Anna Rinehart; and treasurer, Mrs. Helen Constantine. RMdl*. largest carrier of air freight on tha East Coast, also files three-eent surface mall hetwaea Naw Yoih*end Miami, and la lha first all-cargo carrier to fly air oxproaa. P I V B R I A B B I O O N S (or •w nlns * ■ tO T O -B A L R R 1. K«opcMercedYou K«y9*11* L Rolled Bole* Handle sad f a d Easily ,3. Simple to Operate * »> Soar to it Handle . q 4. Low, Low Upkeep 6. Priced For L„________ and to Save You Moa*y Bov* yoursoU hundreds ad delU n . . . beds hlgboat quality hoy, —mw tu about the ROTO-BALER. aorouus a a* am* 'M m (HUS-OM IM M S! saws s n i u a v ic i ■ Sanford Tractor & Implement Co. Fltnn C. Bush, Owner Dili Hester, Pnlesinnit PHONE 1616 403 W. FIRST ST. Enjoy The "Sport of Queens' See DOG RACING A t Its Best! Sanford offer* good thuffleboard conrta. SB cord a. far thli yaar Eovarament By Far, Our Greatest Season UnderThe New Management Of W hile In FLORIDA V isit S A N F O R D and QoUinA SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY ihy plate lunch*a ean ba aold A A low priea. If It la impoa* to boap tha lunch priea within rilimum, a aaab raimburaa* la av*liable. Federal fund* AM to dafray tha coat of milk L tbits allowing tha aobool to ■ilk to children at loaa titan aala priea. During thia achool tito county baa w aived a Seminole County's Headquarters PLANS FOR THE FUTURE GENERAL INCLUDE A LUXURIOUS NEW CLUBHOUSE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES ■aatfin and with* dattr fratoad and n* pla from Om Mato ! Education aIn eoo* Itolmo 0. Flaugan, » Bchsal luaoh, Md Hake Your Plans To Be With Us Next SeasonI > ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS OFFERING I * Commarcial • Residential W IRING MS MAONOU* AW. . • Industrial INSTALLATIONS SANFORD H J *W A T U 4 I 441 .. . ' ' M .............................. -ti'.Afr. i t * . i ’Mm i* fr N T L M flO C T I f » B A N T O tD �' •, __ _ . THE SANFORD HERALD ___________ Sec. F, F*g» 8 Goals Held High By Women's Club In Its Functions FOOTBALL PLAYS AN IMPORTANT part In the aporta life ef Sanford and Seminole community. Thl* U th# Seminole High School J r. H i g h Second O ld e s t S a n fo rd To Groundbreaking ceremonial were! held Monday morning, Feb. 20 at the alte of the proposed ness- San-' ford dial telephone offtre on Laurel, Ave between 9th and lOLh Streets. The first spade of dirt to signal Tha Sanford Junior High School, the start of ronslnicllon was turn­ te nte d between ninth and tenth ed oier by Sanford Major F. P 6t»., on Palmetto Ave li the tec. Scolt and Seminole County Cham­ ond oldest school still In u»e as ber of Commerce Preaidenl George a public school in Seminole Coun­ Touhy. The two Sanfnrd business ty. It was built In 1910 while Hits men and civic leaders heaved the was still a part of Orange County dirt together to start the extensive and was used for IT years as a building construellon of the twostory modern itniclure. high school. Completion of Ihe building Is ex­ Tha original structura was a tbrra story building with nine pected August 4 of tills year al classrooms The total cost of con ! which lime Ihe installation of etrurtlon, for tha most modorn ( equipment will begin school plant In this serlion al that ] The total expenditure for the time was $2n.non. The architect was huildlng, equipment, and key.pul­ W. It. Talley and tha contractor sing punch operated system will was George R Pope. he a million dollars. The three County School Rnard Gordon Rolhermel, Group Man­ members In 19X0. who were large- ager for Southern Boll Telephone A Jy responsible for the rnnsirurlinn Telegraph Company, announced the of tha new plant were: C, R. start of ronstrurtion. Walker, president; L P. Phillips, aerretary; and H. F. Whitner, grad*. treasurer. Today the ficultr consists of In 1923. the first addition was eight members* R. F, True, made This ronslaled of a domes­ principal; Mrs Dla Cnrhran, as tic science mom in the ha«ement sistant prinrlpat and English at a total coal of J17.17 2.1 In 192.1 Mrs. Anne Samuel, geography; a six room one story structure Miss Rial Rojle. science, F, W. was added at a cost of $1.9,227.1X1. Rogers, mathematics; Mrs ElmlIn tMT the valuation of the school na Blsbee. arinc and mathematics; was placed at Ifio.noo. Mra. Elizabeth Thompson, Eng Eleven persons have served as lish and geography; Terry lireprincipals In this school N. J. mer, band Instructor, and Mrs. Perkins moved with the first stu­ Anabel Fleming, music director. dents in 1910 from the Sanford Mrs. I.ii Rene Ball serves as sec­ High School building, which it now retary. The Student Government Is now the Sanford Grammar School. He held this position until 1914 Ills funrllnning. They have sponsored successors were as follows R, F a clean up campaign,, well plan assembly program each Erell. I9I4-I*; J F. MrKennon, ned 1917-19; C S. Ogllvie 1920 21; G. week, and better cooperation be­ T McKay, 1921 27; Selena Rar- tween the students and faculty. Tha school is Indeed fortunate 1>«t , 1927 M At this time (he new high school in having a well nrg.mired li­ on French Ave was completed brary, under the supervision of Tha entire student hfidy moved Mrs. S. O. Chase. The. lunchroom servos about 1.10 to ihnr new location, and the sevaolh and eighth grade students nutritious and tasty lunches each moved from Grammar Srhonl In day under the excellent super­ the Sanford High. Al this time vision of Mrs. Iren* Sewell. It became known as Sanford Jun­ This season ihe Junior High Basketball A and n Squads, ior High School. In the following years Ihe pnn- coaehed by Howard P. Gordie, elpals were: J. T. .lambs, IMS- won 12 and lust seven games. 31, R. F. Cooper, 19.1.134; H. E. They won Ihe county champion­ Morris. 1934-41; R E. Kipp. 1943- ship trophy. 44. and R. E. True from 1944 The P-T A with Mr*. Michael Thom** a* president cooperated to the present time. Tha building originally housed to the fullest extent In all school appoxlmately 70 student*. In 1919 activities. The students now as to j»io. there were 1ST, 1230—299 itudenta, 1940 — JUS, 19.90 — 232 itudenta. are still tha same boys and girls In September of thli term there with the same aspirations. They were 330 itudenta m tha seventh participate tn all the learning acand eighth grades. In January, tlvllle* of Ihe school and are eni tha eighth grade was mnved to Joying the benefits of a ronineu tha new plant In the Tina Creat tloui public, which It interested Section. At lha present time there Irt Ihe brllerment of Its educa­ are 210 students In the seventh tional system In Seminole County. football squad for tha 1935 season. (Photo Br Jamaion) G et D ia l T e le p h o n e s The new office, to b* known as Fairfax 2, will be housed tn Ihe new brick building constructed of reinforced concrete and brick. The new building will house the very latest type of Number 3 Crossbar automatic switching equipment. Cnsl of the building and land satd (Whermel, will run $39.9.4*3 while the dialing equipment Itself will he an additional $37R.non ihe new switchboard and dialing equipped for key pulsing nf long distanre calls, instead of using a dial, Rolhermel said, long distance operators will ring through In dis­ tant telephones by punching nut the numbers nn a series nf keys similar to an adding machine the new switchboard and dialing will aid another $ini.,900 in the cost, bringing tile total expendi­ ture In almost a million dollars. Thr tremendous loh of Installing The new switchboard arrl dialing equipment will begin shortly after the completion (if Ihe building The expected date for the beginning of service in the new- building Is es­ timated for March 17, 1937, said Rothermel All telephone numbers In Sanford will have the prefix Fairfax 2 tn front of them after tha rhangenver tn Ihe new equipment. The rest of Ihe telephone number* will consist of four digits but Ihes* numbers will not be the same ax telephone numbers presently used. All Hits, explained Gordon Rftlhermel, is part nf the nationwide numbering plan knmsn es the 2-5 numbering plan—two letleri and five numbers. By utilizing this system, he said, long distanre operators In distant rllies will be able to dial directly to telephones In Sanford without having to go through a Sanford operator. Furthermore. Rolhermel said, Ihe plas whereby eustomers will he ahle to dial most nf their long dis­ tance rails themselves without go. log through an operator. Headway Is bring marie tn the ronstrurtion of Ihe new building •'flue object^ •halt be ltt*f»ey. social, scientific, and pbllctcpftle. We shall promote In gtntral. high­ er social and moral condition In the community." These were the aim* outlined by the charter member* of tha San­ ford Women** Club in 1*11, light­ ing the torch of Ideal* which has been pressed tn 21 presidents In "hold them high" down through the years. The rlub was formed In 1*13, hut It wasn't until 1*19 that tha Arilcles of Corporation ware signed hy the following charter members: Mr*. Laura Fish Galloway (prteldent). Mrs. Walter L. Morgan, Mrs William E. Watson, Mr*. John W. Dirkins, Mr* Georg* Fox Jr., and Mrs. Adna Howard. Two year* loter the rtub affiliated xrtth the Generel Federation. When the Women'* Club wai formed tt took under lie wing the distinguished "Wednesday Club" of Sanford's early days, and mad* It Into the Literary Department, other" department* Ineludad Music, Social, and Welfare. When a new Presbyterian Churrh was started on the corner of Oik and Third Street, tt seemed provi­ dential that the nld building was moved next door on Ihe adjoin­ ing lot (belonging to M. F. Rohlnsnn). Negotiation* were started and the Women'* Club wai an­ chored at last Tor several years the Sanford Public Lihrary was housed It a portion nf Ihe budd­ ing Many ef Sanford's most distin­ guished w-Timen have held Ihe gav­ el and guided the club through th e pertlnu* H a y * nf three wars, th e Florida boom. Ihe disgslermts depression, ant nn to our present time Among them were Mrs. John W. Pirklns. Mrs. Galloway, Mrs Morgan. Mrs John l-eonardy, Mrs R. E Tolar. Mrs. Henry Wight, Mrs E. A Pmigl**, Mrs. Donald F. Drummond, Mra. Glen E McKay, Mr* Theodor* I-angley. A TEN NIB SCENE In Sanfnrd at tha Mayfair Inn tennla court*. (Photo by Jameson) Mr*. Ralph A. Smith, Sirs Waller L. Cooper, MrL A. M. Phillips, Mr*, ft. J. Holly, Mr*. C. R. Dawion, Mrs. James Moughton, Mrs. H W..Rucker, Mr*. 0, P. Hern­ don, Mr*. B. B. Crumley, Mrs, Roy TUlli, and Mri. Clara Ginn. The present nfftcer* ere -Mrs. F. T. Meriwether, president; Mrs. Joe L. Corley, first vice-president; Mrs C. R. Dawson, second vice-presi­ dent; Mrs. William L. Kirk, Ihlrd vice-president Mrs. F. E. Breck­ inridge, corresponding secretary; and Mrs W, R. Ellerbee. treasurer. The departments of Ihe rlub* have etolved to Include the Social, Civic, American Home, amt Fine Arts. The American Home Is lha newest department nf Ihe organizeHon and concerns Itself mostly with hnmemaklng prtigrims and projects, and It composed of the younger memheri The Fine Arts Department Includes Literature, Music, Bible. Art, Drama divi­ sions, w i t h programs* spared throughout the year.to include all of these. In 19.w>, in cooperation with the Sallie Harrison Chapter of the N S.D A.R , the Women’s Club gave the altrartlon balcony of the build­ ing to house Ihe treasures which will he displayed In the General Sanfnrd Museum when 11 Is com­ pleted The exhibit tncludrt val liable *rt works, rare edition*, siille* of furniture, clothing, mil nlher finery of the p»*t era. The attractive hutldmg i* in great demand by other civic and *oclal nrganlratlon* fn.- parties and bknqueli, and ronlalns a romplet* and well equipped ktlrhen Thl* year, after undergoing a complete renovation, the huildlng ha* emer­ ged at It* Invellrat, bedecked in blending *h»dea of paxtel green, gleaming floor*, and gay draperle* to milch the red velvet cur­ tain which frame* Ihe atage. Nothing LikoThis FO R Y E A R S ! Full tralnloada of Allle-Chalmera harvwtlng machinery and tractor* are now going Into major farming area*. Furmety everywhere need the Inhor-nnvlng, coat-cutting hmrflta of this Allis-Cluilmera equipment To demonstrate our own confidence In the future of forming, we now have on hand new Allla-Cholmera power machinery of Intent dcoign. nasuring farmers la this community the equipment needed for making 1036 the Big Ycnr For Better Farming. ' • v*. Join the Swing to Allis-Chatmertf See us right away —let us demonatrate atf your farm the hrnoflta and savings you get from Allla-Chalmers-.builders of better machinery. A U l g - C H A L M I A til AN* I R l A Slavic* Sanford Tractor & Implement Co. F.ltnn T. n tisfv O w n fr 103 W. FIRST 8T Bill Healer, Raleamaa PHONE 18.II 1 1i 4* » Best Fresh Water Fishing Area Since 1926 With A Complete Lint Of Nittonilljr Advert l*ed Brands of— A thrilling acme at lha haeehall aladlae*. is A Good Man To Know COMPLETE PARTS SERVICE i Machine Shop Service And Engine Rebuilding's F IS H IN G 1 TACKLE for rhe Sport and Commercial Fisherman I WHOLESALES - JOBBERS Hardware Co. Phoaa 1X61 3 4 m fM E i t ; ■r A n O u ts ta n d in g S o n O f D ic ta to r Sanford is a good town to live In and Your NAPA Jobber SERVING FLORIDA'S I AT STUD TO APPROVED BITC H ES Sanford Auto Parts, Inc. 1IB WEST FIRST BT. PHONES S4B u d 1M0 HANDLED TO HI8 CHAMPIONSHIP BY LLOYD CAS1 PUPS BY APACHE AVAILABLE V io la J ia A b W t B n UT — SANFORD, FLORIDA — PHONES U M « �M en O f Action' After World War n the Seminole Count? Junior Chamber of Com* mere* wee rtorfiaited la late 1948 nod airly 1M with the gr.atiat, Ameriean eeiMat teder la * * * * * aseney to wW«h I tea leek far the impipre* I f ■amliratie war U IdW dodieate Sell modern he* ever known. The men were full of the Jareee alofaa, “Young man of Aetlon,'* and their worka show IL Under Jack Ratlgan aa flrat prealdea, the club tackled a Get-Outthe-Vote CampaTgn, whipped up more Internet la elt? election than waa ever “known before. In the flret rear of riorgsnltaDon the elub articled in the organlaatlon of the Sanford Bate ball Aiioclitlon, rent Francle Wilton to the Bora’ State convention, went T 5 u o i AS !3 Cf2S t *nf or*’ •*mlno>* County and Central Florid. on record aakinf (He widening of ** e u l y officiate are on hand to welcome the IM-pataengar Met to Sanford. fronch Avo., gave the Seminole High School Library M laatbor magaxlno cover* promoted the Wood bonk program, choto Mias Loulae Lundqulat aa Mtaa Sanford, tpontored the Slate Automobile Financial Jteaponalblllty bill end decked n bill to extend police authority te highway patrolmen. Blggeet event of the year IMS wet the dub'a eo-aponiorihlp with the Senior Chamber of a national glider contact at the Navy bate in March and an International meat July i Glnny Bennlt, nation­ al woman glider champion appear­ ed at Sanford in March. Bralley Odhara became president In 1947, Gorden Bra’dloy In 1941, John Senkarlk la IMS, BUI Stemper In 1990, end John Kader In 1931. Kader wai elected to the city comminion the aamo year with the hlgheat number of volte • com. ml.aloner hat over received to he reilgned hit office and Tim Crawford took over, Douglaa Stenatrom became prealdent In 1933, cliff Ablea In 193), Herbert Roller in 1934, end Tommy Peteraoa current praildint In 1939.—May. I Among the activltlei the Jay* can aponior now art] leaderihip j award, to eutatandlng atudenta In graduation elaaioa. Flihlng rodeo. Chrlatmaa Parado. Eaater Egg Hunt. Organiaatlon of Jaybeea, a Club for teen-age boya. Annual balloon aalo to provide money for the orphani chopping lour, Teenaga Driving road-n-o to promote Interact In driving education, Fire prevention weik, Oet•*Out-the-Vote, «i i . —-— ■ • « •' 2 5 YEARS SERVICE wad af that year. the fob. 19, uu, meeting el Sweet Board, the aehool waa ta w tamed Plneereat and on W ill, the contract waa let for pWthil the cdeetruetloa of four i totti, ar a total a fV i cleat* la,- ytiu eafaterlum, aclanca i, Reeie-making room, ipwial r 'feema lad admlnlatratlvo M , The ptana not only call for m let complete facUltlee for at leal purpoHi, but alia the i i teda n , up-to-date unitary Hl< l In lunch room,1 drinking lain and rent reoma to better DTHW? W J W Dorothy Steiner make* preientatlon to Trotner George Eaton after I M. Honey won CUrua Derby, Track operator Jarry Collin* atanda at laft, 17 Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club Draws Many Fans This Season Tho Sinford-Orlando Kennel Club Thera a rt aoma BOO flaal greytoday renka aa Central Florida’s hounds competing at the Sanford* leading aporta attraction, for It* Orlando track. Following their per­ will draw eloia to 300,000 fant thla formance haa become a highly aeaaoa to welch thrilling grey* faahlonablo peit-llme In Central hound racing. Klorkla, for nail- >e and vlaltori is ehlldren'i health. The modernlied track haa loom­ alike, and Ihe compelling phraie of I, lfn . Margaret K. g named principal and ed to national prominence In the •'Lat’i go to the racea" la vltualaiag at aehool la lap* greyhound racing world under the ly on tha tip of every longue during Children (flrat through new operatic °* Jerry Collin*, a tha 13 daya between Doe. M and Vbegan their itudlei top racing eaecutlvl. Artcmlenca yteted portion ef the and mutual handle, have Incroaaed April 11 when tha Sanford-Orlando MMttf sk ill ths remainder af Uta over 30 per cent thla ceaaon for the track', racing aeaion la on, U *| itlfl halag iMitructed. graataat jump aver ahown it any IhU, hi poms raapecti, waa a track any time which alteili to krdahip aa Isaihora and pupil. the great’populerlty enjoyed hy the m . VMS Sts eafetorlum had Sport of Queona In Central Flor­ St btW limpUladi It wm necea- ida. liw fay ths ihlldren ts bring packSleek, fait greyhound! loom g luarfhci and there waa the prob- around the Sanford Orlando Ken­ im af-eon it ruction equipment on nel Club’, excellent (|Uiirtrr-nillo ts griundi and the nol.e of Ihe racing atrip nightly except Sunday iM tnhtles going on while claim with poll-time *t a.io p.m., rain 'tr# fa) aniloa. At Ihe tame time. nr ihlne. Matine. ran** wero In.tailed aa a regular par; of tho track’s outitanding program thla auaon and they have proved tremendouily popular, exceeding all expectation.. | Tho greyhound, run In tho aun every Wedneidey and Saturday af-1 lernoon at I p.tm with lop d m apeaditara aeelng action In 10 * racec. Thla action, hy far Ihe graataat In track hlilory, la in lu final alagaa, winding up April 11. Special matlneca are ilatod on aach of Uta III*, thro-a daya of Iho meat, Monday, April 9. Tuaiday, April 10, h»>dneidey, April 11. Tha track la located about eight mllea couth of Sanford juit off Highway 17-93. Make a turn weat at the algn of Ihe big red arrow | S aoma 800 fin# tac?n* do*fc General Manager Collin* haa added many more widely-acclaimed fraturea thla acaaon, Including match racea with atari of other race tracka, a Charity Night and a Cltrua Darby to maolloa a faw. faw. Thera will bam ora af tha aamt next year with tha itrong poailbllIty (hat a pluab naw elubhouaa will ba built to top tha many Improvamanta and addition* mods' during ths aurrant campaign. OUR GOAL HAS ALW AYS BEEN TO SELL MORE FORD CARS " AND MORE FORD TRUCKS THROUGH BETTER SERVICE hHtiniV hlUln* 1 h< vUlT ^ *r*yho""‘, «» »»>• ianford-Orl.ndo ,olum“ */l*“ 10 *•'*" *• kingpin aver KEEPING FORD OWNERS HAPPY HAS AGAIN EARNED FOR THIS DEALERSHIP THE HIGHEST AWARD OFFERED BY FORD MOTOR CO M PANY FOLKS HERE PLAY MORE & LIVE LONGER k S& * 9009 MEANS WE REALLY ENJOY L IV IN G ! WE CARRY FULL LINE OF FISHING GEAR IN THEIR DEALER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM TODAY WE ARE BETTER PREPARED AND BETTER EQUIPPED THAN EVER BEFORE J o J & G /2 ty o u c K a p p W Ford! US 8. PARK SAMFORD SERVICE STORE i STRICKLAND-MORRISON | | PHONE 323 ■ SANFORD, FLORIDA "You*ll be H ip p ier In A FORD.* �-------- — " — W f i . ; rv :;^! Wm :sl’W p , Colorful Seminole County'" ........YOU ARE INVITED to visit these fast progressing communltiea located In Semtnolo County. Sanford, Oviedo, Lake Mary, Longwoid, Casselberry, Fern Park, Lake Monroe, Geneva, Bear Lake, Slavia, Chulota, Altamonte Springs, Forest City, Paola, Goldenrod. MANY OPPORTUNITIES A W A IT YOU IN SEMINOLE COUNTY Wirttb T **n\ ♦» i *r *•** t fr . |>W a% *•■1 . * A FAST GROWING INDUSTRIAL CENTER FINEST MUNICIPAL ZOO IN THE STATE I *0 •i «»•>>*’ >« ♦ jflrrtr* gj I' .-f t. wr 4 • V: ■ NO BETTER FISHING ANYWHERE MECHANIZED FARMING PRIVATE BUSINESS ■e •>«.* vu4 uv W * *0 . CITRUS GROVES REAL ESTATE . I ew.** f» 1 RANCHES «i» *it »* vf ■Kk Kverywhere you i n in Seminole County, man and natura have combined to create • colorful w ay of Ilf# . . • N atu re haa provided tiv i <+ rlvera and lake# • . , • wonderful climate Man haa added beautiful huildlnge • • • re­ creation fa tilitle e take advantage of the Inkca and rivare. . , A ll In all—Sem'nole'* beauty and bualneaa combine to provide r -tun f colorful and charm ing way o f life. Seminole County Chamber r!<*n • • P. O. Box 1581 rSs-iAJ Sanford, Florida ______ * | 1 �■the h p Trrm t huaMe six r-.jtn ra n i school a U N to Un lesgeet M t la Woman’s Club: Mr*. David icksen, vice president Plan- PROM LEFT TO RIGHTS Mrs. James H. Valentine, president DeBei iff, Runke), president Plentatlon Estates Woman’s C lub and Mrs. Arne lotion Estates Club. (A Ferguson Phhoto)________________________ Sanford B oat, Ski Club Gains Recognition In C entral Florida ■, • ,t ’I r, , W Tbk Ssnford Boat and 8M Club, an up and oomlng group of boating enthusiast! wai formed In Febru­ ary of IBM for (ha-purposa of en­ joying-the many mltoa of water- W. Atlee Burpee Co. Has Quick Delivery Service "Most people don’t realise the great Importance of seed and aced breeding lo the economy of our na­ tion,” said Edward S. McCall, Man­ ager of the Sanford Wholesale Branch ol W. Alice Burpee Com­ pany. The Sanford Braneb, established In 1D34, gives quick delivery ser­ vice lo dealers and growers of the Southeastern Stales Including Flor­ ida, Georgia, Alabama, North Car­ otins, and South Carolina, at well as Islands of tha south, Including Nassau, Cuba, and tha Isle of Tines. Becausa of Sanford’s central'lo­ cation In tha State of Florida and the excellent facilities offered by all lypea of traniporUtlon from Ihla point, this company haa been fur many years able lo give excel]ent service to Hi, customer*. The office and ahlpplng facilities are so organised that only the very quickest methods of delivery ser­ vice are employed, Orders receiv­ ed hy telephone, telegraph, and teletype ere speeded on their way within a matter of houra by air n.ell, mall, parcel poet, air ex­ press, rail express, bus line, and way* fat and around Sanford.. Tbs group baa dona much to create i and further Interest In wa­ ter, skiing and boating in this area, t Tba elnb was instrumental hi the building of the first pnblle boatr a l t freight, The organisation prides Itself on (hipping each day every order received that day even though’ received within minutes of the closing hour. 'We have been particularly pleased that our Sanford location has permitted us to give such ex­ cellent delivery service i t all times to our cifstomers throughout the Southern States," Mr. McCill stated, "With the new developmente In facilities for transportslion, power, and housing which now appear to be beaded our way, we look forward not only to the contin­ ued growth of our Branch facilities, but alio te a brighter future in living conditions for our employes." Employed at the Sanford Whole­ sale Branch to Mr. McCall man­ ager Ihoniai George, Militant manager; Mrs. John Keeling, bead bookkeeper: Mrs, Isabel Frank, bookkeeper: Mrs, Marie Hauler, secretary, Henry Longwell, ahlp­ plng clerk: Oscar Merthla, assist ant clerk, and Walter L. Carter, salesman. Mr, McCall also acts as the secretary of the Florida Seeds­ men’s Association. Sanford's bowling alley to • gathering place for tho popular sport. Afternoon and night wit! find bowling te a m and bowling leagues vicing with one another for top honors la that ‘parttonlar phase of relaxation. Bowling to growing steadily aa a favorite with old aad young alike. landing ramp and plcnla area In Seminole County. The area now h n picnic tablet, a widt concrete loading ramp which extends way down Into tho water. It to Kndacap•d with palma and la a beautiful spot. Parking facilities a rt avail able and people come from Orlando, Ml Dora and all around Central Florida to put their boats In and go up the beautiful St. Johns River on many erulsos. The annual Silver Dollar Cruise will load here this year. Tha elub enjoys many picture­ sque erutiai ami has sponsored ski shows for various honefils. It has gained much recognition In Central Florida amf has Joined with several other clubs to form some large cruises which have received publicity In several na­ tional boating magaalnes. Last month the members of the Boat and Ski club sponsored a bar­ becue dinner at Mullet Lake Perk which was a big succcsi. It mark­ ed the beginning of a new year and welcomed la tha new officer*. The officers for this year are commo­ dore, Jea Nicholas: vice-commodor*, Jeff Davis; secrelary-treosurer, Mrs. John Padgett; publicity chairman. Rhandet McMillan; pro­ gram chairman,. Mrs. Gerald Behrens: membership chairman, Don Smith; and property choir min, Johnny Padgett. The club gathere the second and fourth Fridays of each month Jn the CAP HaU abova Touchton'a Drugstore at ■ p.m, Membership to open to the public. Ih e growth at tha school to, of the neuM of tha rapid growth of tha district B serves hi lb* aotithern part of tha county. The Incretsa la ao n tim n t been steady over tha years, hut has been greatly accelerated dur­ ing the pail three or four forms. During lb* school soar IMS-lMl the peak number ef students was •lightly over 40®. fa February 1854. the total was I04, thus doubling fat a lour year period. From all In­ dications, this growth will coatlnu* for maoy yoan to a e s . — lb * history ol tha td m l dates back to the early lMFa when fee of thle aerttoa won served by a number ef sue end tws buildings. Tbs Largest of wee located at loagwaod fat tha building now serving aa the City Hall Thera wore 40 or W students enrolltd. There w en also some class** conducted In private homes, rented for that purpose. Another school was located at Al­ tamonte Spring* on the property now belonging to Mrs. E. T. Hanes, Mar the site of the Altamonte Ho­ tel Wait of Altamonte, a one room school was conducted at "Hale Wera," in the (action known as "Crane* Hooet." On the alto of the water tower of the Chester C. Fosgata Co. at For­ est City, aoothcr one room build­ ing was located. Thle structure Is stilt standing but has bean moved south of the plant end la in use m a residence. Near here, for a time, a private residence owned by a family named Montagu* wee used as a school R was located near what to now Rout* 4M between Al­ tamonte and Apopka. One other little school wai situated between Longwood and Markham. Thes« smalt schools failed to meet the educational' needs of the section and It wis decided to con­ solidate them on a (n et centrally located between Longwood and A] tsmonla Springs. The prime mov­ ers In this were the toto B. J. Overstreet of Longwood and the tote Herbet Lyman of Altamonte, both memkers of the school board. Mr. Lyman did not Hva to see tha com plftion of the project. He met death by drowning and the rchool was named In his memory. At lin t there were only six classrooms end K was posslhle for •tudants to go through only the first eight grades. Buses were owned by private Individuals and were hired by tha county. Today there are 2® clesarnomi and • total of 37 faculty member*. Five county-owned buses serve the large district which Includes Altamonte Springs, Rear Lake, Casselberry, Fern Park, Forest City, Longwood and Santondo. E. S. Douglass, of Altamonte Springs, to principal and W. W. Wharton Jr., of Longwood, to assis­ tant principal Faculty members far the elementary grades are Mrs. Elinors Winkle, Mrs. Pauline Wheelese, Mis* Mabel Chapman, Mrs. Kathleen Bucher, Mra. Mar geret Menfre, Mr*. Barbara Bur­ bank, Mrs. Kulllla Grantham, Miss Charlene Armstrong, eilsa Frances Cobh, Mrs. Margaret Benson, Mrs. Lucille Weill, Mrs. Lueilla Snyder, Mrs. Dorothy Webster, Mrs. LouIm Gilpin and Mra. Hattie McNamara Tha Junior-senior high teachers •re Mrs. Mary Hartley, Mr*. L. J. North. Mr*. HoseL Flynt, Mrs Mary Rogers, Miss Phyllis Kelley, Miss Lucy PUolan, Mrs. Esther Williams, Mrs. Dorothy Land, Mrs. Alicia Schmidt, William Garrett, SAN U N DO Santondo Springs, popular rOereatfonal park near, ken, Will b* tha eantral location of a (dries of IS motloa picture films for televi­ sion, It was recently announced by Jacques H. Revler, producing di­ rector of Cole FUm Koterprlssi. The series, wnleh supposedly haa Its background In Barbara, Atomslnla, Afrlcg. also will be filmed!* Bulnw Indian Ruins, near Flagler Beach; the Harry P. Leu Estate, Winter Park: Africa, USA, Beet Raton; and an underwatar spring, alther Rainbow Springi or Waskl Wachce Spring. The tropical gardens of Sanlsnde MB. AND MBS. FBANK BIDDVLL on tin left and Mr. u d Mrs. Bota rt C. McOlvln In front of their Springi will provide moat ot tho Jungle setting end the company to already on location. Ol Featured In the film ere M l Mtehaol Fisher and Coieb Jim Johnson, age IS; Judy Limber, *t Payne. Mn. Elizabeth Bauman to Thomas Righeltl, all of Greater tbi ac^ool secretary, Orlando; and a chlmpajuee called "The rapid growth of Un school Chl-Chl. ' fo - -..I," has presented many problomi,” The screen play la booed on the Principal Dougins stated. "Next original story, ’"The Adventure* of year will b« Ihi most difficult wo Jerry, Jenny and thb Chimp," by bars bad to loco. Our snrollmant will pass Un BOO m arl oeftre fln *Tf (Otei nee sou mwvrrruKUng The rgn '•DeRmic*' form appears Helen Leighton 1W6-1U7 term to over U present to get aloag with ooa another," was along the roadway Just outside the trends continue. A survey trtm the remark when the amailng fam­ home and they say that it Is the Sanford and Semtaeto Ceunt)t> from tho State Department of Ed* ily harmony of Mr. and Mrs. Frank third farm they have operated un­ e photographer's dream. oeatlon will soon bo here to look P. Riddell and Mr. and Mrs. Robert der the same name. The shutterbug will find every over tho situation and will recom­ C. MeOlvIn who live oa e well It might be strange and rare for mend to Superintendent FI. T. Mil- kept, attractive farm Just east ot such an arrangement but accord­ setting, from »snd beaches te the wee and the Board of Public In­ Sanford oa Camaron Ave. came to ing to the Riddells end the Me- most Jungle end rugged gross in the country, provide background* struction what new construction light. Olvlns, It to the simplest thing la material for every'lype of picture. will be needed. When we get these Rock In 1021 the two families, be- the world. "All you have lo do,” Birds provide another interesting new facilities wh will bo able to cause of loneliness at night when they said, "Is be willing to give subject for many camera enthusi­ serve tho children of this district husbands worked In Morgantown, end take, to have confidence in asts. Hardly a section of Seminole with ever Increasing success." W. Va. cost mines all night, began one another, to talk over your prob­ County ts without prise material living with one another. They lems, to divide the work carefully, for a cameraman. Groves, f o n t , shared the same home, the same to practice tolerance and forgive­ ranches, and woodlands are all understanding and love, and even ness, and to have a good sense' of available for the fellow carrying a humor." the same bank account. camera. "To be sure we have our differ­ Tho most amarlng discovery, when the story of the Riddells and ences," the ladles explained, "but your Herald Reporter, "We Jut* More than 39 parks and reerss- the McOlvtni became known here, we alwaya sit down and discuss can't supply the demand for sgga lion areas are maintained by the was that they had the same bank them together and somehow find from our farm." City of Sanford lo provide areas In account, ■ joint sccount on which a solutloa to the problem. At least, Asked whether or not they ctd« we’vo been able lo do It up until every section of tha Clly for tho both families draw. llvatr a farm and raise produce now. And we're sure we can keep school children and adulls. Their horns Is iplc ant span, the for the market, their answer wra, A tote! area at M,8S9 acres Is kitchen gleaming and equipped on doing 11” "No, but w» do raise our o ra maintained by the City of Sanford with Ihe Isles! conveniences, com­ Here In Sanford, the Riddells and vegetables." with sites ringing from • seventh fortable chairs everywhere, ami the McOlvim have built and de­ I|t is something out of the ordin­ of in acre to more than 24 acre*. tolevlslhn on hand to enjoy Ihe veloped a chicken farm on which ary lo visit with the McOIvins snd Several of (he parks contain latest Innovation In entertainment. they have 2.100 white leghorn and the Riddells. It's like going hack playground equipment with the With one television set for the Hampshire Red toying hens. What's home tor a stay accompanied by largest area set aside for equip­ two families to watch, the question more, they're nearly doubling their all ot the pleasantries that one ment alone*In Fort Mellon Park was asked, “ well suppose one facilities and before long will have would expect among the closest •djieeat to the Municipal Swim­ didn't ljke the program being twice as msny hens producing relatives. ming Pool broadcast?" And the answer was, twice the number of eggi they are You see, the two families are no* Three of the areas eontaln bn«e- "well, If one doesn’t like the pro­ now gathering. related at all. ball diamonds, one a soft bell dia­ gram at the time, he'd Just go to The ladies, as well as the men. It Is the love and undersUndfeg mond and two have tennis courts. another room and enjoy reading," share In tha work of the chicken that mikes one believe that the Facilities for meetings snd or­ The two families canto to tho farm. Such as csndllng tho eggs dearest and closest relatives art ganisations ere provided at four lo- Sanford area to Uve and mode and grading them. The pride .-In together* *cations. their home here In July, 1054. their work If notable. They, fold Love, Understanding AnswerSay 2 Couples Many Recreation Areas, Parks Are Available Here There's A Lot More Where These Come Fro m * IN THE BEAUTIFUL LAKES AND RIVERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY and you'll have more time for fun In the sun w ith ----- TRAILER PARK ALL - PORCELAIN , ★ ★ ★ ★ 4-fltar Pork, Hated By Woodall Troll** P a rt Directory Holpoint Washer $149.95 f ★ Hold Star In M. H. N. A- and Hlgheat Rating wUh Board of Health Too, wa hava a park th at's TU oIIf O aan Fa* Fonts Who Cara" Oraaay lota, c u r r e n t patio* and each space. Laundry room, Immaeulata tilt showers and n a t room*. Loads of ehada tree* and flower*. Itacroo* tlo* hall and entertainment. •a w l food stor* for your oonvsniene*. Adult* Only 11-FOOT UPRIGHT - Holpoint Freezer $249.95 POPULAR RATES FOR THOSE WHO LIKE BETTER TRAILER LIFE, w* fnvlt* ye* tn leapnet otir our park. par Sanlwtdo Trailer Park offer* you 13 months of glorimu living la tb* Land ef Sunahln*. *TJto OMoot Hotpohrt Dealer tot Sanford** Mr. and Mr*. V. J. Curvy Owner* and Manager* R t. 1, Bo* 180, Longwood, Florida ' ; * • • - . . . j Central Location For Film Series * Largest Seminole County la 1IM1 W a , la bri#!, U tba riorr a4 (ha remark- itanfom* ib r A'A} 8, • * - F ■ . ' �Chit* and Comp*oy was (minded Id lis t whin a partnership was m»J batwaen Sydney O. Chesa Sr., who rxme ,n Sanford In !»TS, JOIfiili C. Ciie-c. and nu cm: who arrived In the aprini of t u t . . From the tlrat thtle men atartad to look around for nrange grove* and to *nta|* In the business of buylni, packing and selling or* anjM and othar rltrua trulla. What la known aa Mr* "Big Frleia of ‘M", which killed mott of the cllrus trees ra the ground, Compelled the company to seek olhat opportunities, and it was ahortl) after thla lime that vosetable growing started in Seminole County. The flrat celery In any volume amounted to about thra* or four earloadi a year. Since than, the volume hai grown until Chase A Company handles a large and Ineraaalag volume from the land land* and muck (arms of Florida, In addition to hundreds ot cots of cabbage, eaoarole, lettuce, peppers, Squish and cauliflower, During tha approximate three* quarters of a century tha growth of the company n»s neen steady until todsy it Is known at one of the itabta and substantia) compan­ ies of tha Slat*. A fertiliser fac­ tory locetwd at Sanfotf produces tha widely known CHACO fertili­ ser, which is sold and used over l wide territory. A vegetable precooler. cold storage and Ice plant, with the most up-to-date machin­ ery insure tha products' arrival at destination in garden freih condi­ tion. Tha company maintains a sates office and loading depot at the PLANTATION ESTATES CLUB! of DtBary plan busy sprint season. From left to right! Mr*, State Farmers Market. Her* are Chrla Butler, president Dance Club) Edward M. Jewell, president Property Owners Assn., Inc. of handled mixed orders which are i shipped by truck. sntatlon Eatatee and Charlie C. Bertsch, president the Glee Club. (A Ferguson Photo) \River Everyday No fey U d*B Plata fel SSgHBnll C*uBty without tha ippaertfta at I t u u M heiu, trout i n laaOaat Ji •utV ev' x ifta lari* 4UMt MEMBKltd OF T il K NAAS Officer* Wtvaa Club are anown above. They era left to r l|h t n u n d in a l Mr,, j. H. Ofsr, Mu- ft. J. drown, Mrs. W. J. Thomas, Mra. L. A. Uuldry. Left ta right lMated! Mrs. C. S. Fitton, Mr*. J. H, lillt, pr»ald*nt| and Mra. ft. J. Mill*.________________________ Th* Company also acts as Jobb e n for building materials, cover­ ing primarily tho central part of Ftolda. Materials handled tn this division are such Items as roofing, matal lathe, cement, gypsum pro­ ducts, paints, nails, insulation, lad­ ders, building paper, fencing, brick, sewer pipe, elc, W. A L r f f l i - r is c h a ir m a n of tha Board of lliroelun Mr. l.elllcr has been a « lO C i:,.rd w ith Chest Company for 47 >c^r» ami began as clerk and taler -erved as manacer. vice-president and President. Ho It a native of Sanford. Randall Chase, ion of one cf tha founders of the company, the late Sydney 0 Chase, is Presi­ dent of Chase A Company, S 0. Chase Jr., also son of Ihe lata Sydney O. Chase, ta vlce-prcsKlenl. It it Interesting to note that many of (he employoa have been associated with (ho Company far many year*. Only racially CUuda P. Herndon was retired altar hav­ ing been aaioclitad with Ih* Com­ pany for M yaara. Thar* ara a number of others who have been associated with the company, U. SO and JJ-yeers th e Company Is alert to the tohlo anil fruit from- Florida Into UO markeli in the greater part ot tin L'uiiird Stales and Canada. It also ships peaches from Georgia. The Company Is alert tn the City, County and Slate laves dur­ ing i!>Jt and lit officers and amployes are active in (he affairs of Seminole Courtly and tha Slat* ot Florida. The Company 11a alert to tha great opportunities for Improsement tn the growing, preparation and sale of Florida winter produce. Younger men and women ara com- County Con Boost O f Beauty, Climate Everywhere you go In Seminole County, min and nitur* hav* com b'n*d tn rreat* a colorful way of Ufa. Nature has provided rlvari and lakes, a fabulously rich soil, a wonderful climate. Man h ll added beautiful buildings, hat planted beautiful shruba and flow­ ers, and uses the lush toll to grow acre after arrenf vegetables, recreation facilitiei taka advantage of the lakes and rfvara. All in all — Seminole County's beauty and buslnasa eomblna to provida a colorful and eharmlag way of Ufa. , H pUaiur* drift, plylflf I N It Johns River and Lika Ita ttM M won uo maity *1 tha athar bubo * aua lakia la IM aftuaty. fa r tha miru pltsiura at M a li la i, or for bolting aad ftikluf combined, ta Sanford lad t i B t » •la County aria providai ovary fa* aliny. Many boats art launched froa trauara m ramp* and tukla pra* vldad for tha boaumaa, Cruiiea art erganiiad aa fra* quant oeeaaion* for lb« M allai am* ihuiUst to viait praaUaally ovary lactiaa of tha suta. I N Mat aa* cadaa bring together huadroda cl M at ownara far Utaaa eftat-aBjayag watar uiya. , 1 Emplrt Studios It r Producing Picturo In Control Florida ’ TAMPA. (FNB) tm ptr* Sty. dies, a Florida film producing company with afftcai In St. Pats araburg and Orlando, la In th* midst of producing Ut* flrat ma­ jor motion pldura mad# I* th* atat« by a Florida firm, Pvaaant plana tall tor a pramlara ahowln# #f th* mavla, being predvaad I * Clnamaaaopa, ta M hald ta Tamp* In May ar June“Tha Oacaota Story,'* now .Mia* shot In tha Orlando a m * <M*wra* tng Into tha buslaosa all Ut* Uma Barton McLean and « t9 M M* assuring a continuation of th* kaaa laaaad by Rapubllo PlaMra* C a r* interest in lha welfare of Florida. PAINTS BRUSHES LUMBER DOORS ROOFING W INDO W SASH • CONCRETE BLOCKS • ABC JALOUSIES and FLORIDA, IS THE PLACE to Bl CHOOSE THE RIGHT MATERIALS LET US SUPPLY YOU! • READY M IXED CONCRETE • HARDWOOD FLOORS • BUILDERS' HARDWARE • REINFORCED STEEL Line—From The Ground Up1 OUT WEST THIRTEENTH STREET - - TELEPHONE 3489 — 2490 v �• - 3!< S on/or ^i Invents 'Pantry Elevator ' ,rt**r7 'a h ai It* beglniwig to orders were tsiued for fortification In Florida, later at th« head of the 'I River, Camp Fanning illahed a i people elowly to the territory. Many . were auffored by theie [tiers with Indian attacks ___['feared. Yah. I, 1837, King Phillip and , Coacroche, made a dlabloody attack on the newly rt In which one of the ’eat and noblest leaders, tea R. Mellon, was killimemoratlon of his treat the for} became known [ollon. 1117 and 1140 many Je their home In and . new area. Mott of then leateadera and they reI 0 tract of land with six tto eth 'i food as payment for i«lOaf.*After that Fort Mellon grew tepidly to several hundred people. SfeikmvUle replaced tha name of Fort Mellon and in 1845 became the ■eat of Mosquito County. By this time It was recognized at a small list and became widely .as •The Gateway to Southirlda". Through thla port .warn delivered to amall ill in ths southern part of It waa at Uili time Out Fudge Wofford Tucker tn 1808 Tucker felt the used for the lakefirst house In Sanford. He front pier and packing bouie. But the need of a wharf and the big freeze of UM atuntfd the louse to take eara of the dreamt ef many. Jtrus Industry. These he Alexander Martin end Chartee 0 . the 8L Johns River on Evans built the flrit hotel here In 1873 and called It “The Sanfbrd ffnroe. House," It wee opened to the pubIB General Henry S. San«wfw--w^ught 12,533 acres of land lie Jin- 1. 1878, under the menageMonroe on which he built ment of » Mr. Wlster. ahqps, homes, mills and a pier. He The First Methodist Church ef * H Interested In the production of Sanford waa built in 1871 on San­ fitful fruits and the expansion of ford Ave., later being moved to IS Industry, lie had blue- Park Ave. and Fifth St. where ■awn up for a town by J. it still stands. About that time the illy and Marks. A largo Roman Catholic Chureh wee eon. las built on the east side atructed. which was named Sanford The first church bell to cell the __m r ind Is allll known by that people of this city to worship was Mate. Shortly thereafter Mrs. A. E. rung In 1172 in die belfry of the Phillips suggested that the town Silver I.ake Presbyterlen Chureh. b e 'lim ed Sanford In honor of Its A gift of George Wylly of Fort Reed, the bell now hangs In the benefactor. Friday, October IT, 1871 saw the First Presbyterian Church of San­ •Mntng of a raging hurricane that ford. ■yrooted trees, destroyed a few In 1874 Judge Tucker end son, buildings and made roads Impas- Bowerd Tucker, who had much lo •bU. As l result of die storm the do with progress of Sanford, estab­ f r i t bargain sale In Sanford was lished the first grade ichool. Gen­ bold when the entire stock of (ho eral Sanford set up the Barnett Na­ town's only store was saturated. tional Bank which received Iti The groat fire of 1877 destroyed charter In 1877. Sanford was In Moiqulto County ■airly ill the buildings In Sanford. H e town was then rebuilt with until Merch 3,1843, when the name brick and where once the old was changed to Orange County wooden structures stood, there upon the admission of Florida into were now brick edifices that were Die Union. Orlando later became less vulnerable to fire and strong the county seat causing great con­ cern and anger to the people of Winds. Feb. 8, 1835 brought the great Sanford who were embittered freeze which almost completely over the way polities were being destroyed the citrus crops. It was run. On April 21, 1913, Gov. Tramthen the people realized that they mel alghcd the peper creating could not and should not depend Seminole County. entirety on one Industry alone as When tho Sanfordltes learned that * lource of Income. They experi­ the county dlvlalon had been grant­ mented with truck farming tn ed they literally "went wild". Hie which celery proved to he very cannon on the lakefront wee fired eucceiiful and Sanford soon be­ and there waa much rejoicing. la 1342 construction bsgsn an came known as Urn celery center the Sanford Naval Air Station ef the United States. 'Directly following the Civil War which contributed muck to the fn 1888 all the government build* growth of the town. It brought Inga were removed leaving only many people here end provided Me ilore In the town. During thia employment for numerous locil year many orange nnrscrits were residents. With the end el World planted thui beginning a new In- Wer U tn IMS them wee ■• furduitry far this pert of the eteto.ther need for the military estah- 'I T __ l i Sanford end Seminole County. Motorlite, ■re registered'la the Bicycle Safety Club. (Staff ■ A r m FOR EVERYONE to a (dealt pedestrians, and koto) Pho Dr. Brooke Makes Study Of Celery Production Here Years when FOE price* tor cel­ ery In the Sanford area were below the total cost pgr acre ef pr°duelion were mom numerous then pro­ fit yean. The*# costs and out-ofFlorida competition wee responsi­ ble. That'i the conclusion of Dr. Don­ ald Brooke, Florida Agricultural Expert moot Station economist. He rgeentiy concluded s study of eight jia ts of celery production In the Tahment and In 1848 It wai dos*d The doling of the baas g*v* way to other enterprises. Florida Fash­ ions waa set up there with Frank Shames, who came to Sanford In IMS, as president end part owner. The business give Jobs to 823 persons end occupied 30,000 square feet of floor space. The base also served as the training grounds for 18 New York farm dubs. Tha Giant* also purchased tha Mayfair Inn and It la ••limited that tha monthly maintenance runs well over 841,000, with approximately 7J per cent of this spent locally. One or the itita'a largest farmers mgrketi le located here under the direction of Sandy Anderson. A large volume of huilnesi panes through the market. Recreation tor Idle hours Is wall taken ear* of for young and old •Uk*. Tha Sanford pool w*i built In 1848 and In 1838 construction be­ gan for tha Memorlit Stadium which larvae ap a biacbaU Raid In summer and the football grounds for Semlnola High School and Crooma Aeadamy to winter. to recent years ta rta r Sunrise Ser­ vlets hive baen held thera Instead of at the lakefront bandshetL In tha very early part of INI tha federal government issued or­ der* tor the reactivation ef the base. This meant that the m.'h ,' ’ ~ Navy New York Glints eid Florida Fashions would ba forced to move. The reopening of the base again Increased activity In Hie Sanford area with added appropriations go­ ing toward tha construction end remodeling of tho post. Tho modern new Seminole Mem oriel Hospital, tho dally river cruises, and the countless new homes and businesses going up every dey ere certain Indications (hat Sanford has not stopped grow­ ing and expanding. Every day si on* heart the hum-drum of the planes and lem m ing of the Jets, It servei as a constant remlder that they ere here tor the protection ef our cltlzena in to preserve the freedom ef our dtmoeracy which has enabled Sentord to rise from a small Florida Inland fortification ONE OF THE largest morale-boosting features ef the special ear- of Camp Finning It 1US to the vices department le the promoting of athletic eonteate. Here one • f the base Uania practlcea for a forth-coming basketball game, growing City of Sanford today with (Official Photo, U. S. Nuvy) __________________________. Ita limitless opportunities. Many fans come to Sanford and iamlnoto County to watch the greyIwundi run each winter. The Banford-Orlando Kennel Club te located at Longwood, Just a few toUae south of Sanford. Races are run nightly featuring te n s of the most famous greybounds In tha nation. Tho 8anfordOrlando Kennel Club Is iho gathert l f place for hundred! of fans who watch tha thrilling races six nights WMldjr. John Paul Riddle, president of lb* airline, said tho CAB hai th« company right* to •tr mail to eitlea on the Coast from Miami to Boai to tha Midwest ai far as i Wt Lf i e t o o l t . ' w n w fr Jo* D’Agaatlae, Jr. TURF CLUB *M Casaren SEMINOLE PARK RACEWAY Sanford area. Brook# found: (1) Growers dkl not make a profit w hr' tha FOB price was less than 81.7: a crate; (2) FOB prices ran from <1.33 per crate to 83.21 tn tha period; and (I) grower! In the Sanford area bad lo n ti Ova out of the lest eight seesoni. He noted that coste of eatery pro­ duction have Increased and that re­ turns war* "very variable" be­ tween areas. This was due, he thinks, to changes In prices recelv. *d by growers, and tha variability of total production and yields per acre. Yield, he points nut, Is a most Important factor. The more units tha grower can produce per acre (In celery, number of cratea) the lower the production costs and tha better opportunity for profit* at whatevor price la offered. Yields In the Sanford area ranged from ■ low of 489 cratca per acre In 1047-1048 to 768 crates In 19311033. Traduction costs per unit ran from a low of T! cents a crate for tha 1054-1033 season to as high as 81.19 a crate for the 1817-1048 sea­ son. Brook* sayi these flguras prova the low-yield—high cost con­ tention and Be opposite, high yieldlow cost*. An Invention by • Sanford mallcarrier and hie wife caa well re­ volutionize tha f o o d (hopping habit* of the nation and at the same time make food selecting for the family dinner table ai elmpie as A-B-C. Patent No. 2,7»,ai9 has been awarded Clifford B. Wynn and Helen Wynn for tbelr "Pantry Elevator Shelf." Wynn, proudly showing bis erection, and taking the wraps off tha carefully guarded secret that finally became officially his own, said "I've been working on the Idea alnce 1847." Using tha back porch of their home ai a workshop and a part of their kitchen as a proving ground, spare llmo during the nine yean has been spent in perfect­ ing tho gadget that wilt deliver canned goods with a mere twist of a dial and tha push of a button. The "Pantry Shelf Elevator11, slid Wynn, "has been fried and HOW DO YOU tIO! Svmiiiulc County U a crura ful, friendly community. A scene nt the Bflth Ann!* tested and w# know what It will v.rsory of the Oviedo Woman'* Club. In the reueivitur line are: Mr*. Joseph Lcinhurt, Mrs. Cecil do becauie we’ve actually used Norris, Mrs, Ralph Austin Smith and Mr*. Humor Hunt. Thotu by Jameson) It for more thin two years." He From bridle paths to bucking n ld that tha electrically operated patent Issued hy the United State*' C a ( M i n n l a broncos arc available for IAj >c w— storage cabinet end selector for Patent Office, Mr. and Mrs. Wynn j e m i l l O l e V - O U l U y like lo nass the time a w r y f t* ntcanned fooda was Installed In his explained, la a cabinet equipped U . m f o r / C P n r n H l C P back riding. home for the first trial operation with receptacles for the storing n U n T e r S T a r d CMSC D j, t BooU ni,rhw CJ)|1| of canned foods. Behind the re­ Hunter. In Seminole County adJan. 1, 1934. t„ge,her the enthusiasts for "We'd Ilk* to call It the "Wynn- ceptacles, which arc built on an , „m pass a season without thei b , O-matlc'', said Mrs. Wynn, "if we incline, Is an elevator electrically hmit of duck turkey, quail and ^ fvt,n„ J[u| ^ ^ ^ ^ form our own manufacturing com­ operated which selects f o n <i» uccr' crs. While riding stables aro avail. The^ lakes of Seminole County | for who like to lake the pany to start production of the chosen from an index and then itap-zaver, itrelch-iaver, stoop reloads as It again passes the art! Central Florida provide Idea. 0yways and narrow lanes lo enjoy storage receptacles. hunting area* for all game in sea mother nature at her very best. savar and time-saver." The "Pantry Shelf Elevator," as Mr.. Wynn says, "This gadget ion. It la te-fried by name in the of ours I* a boon to those with Hunters this past winter even Tho sportsman with shotgun of heart trouble, pregnant women, Harvesting eoats, he noted fur­ those who are (no stout to stoop ther, are Use dependent upon yield down and chouse from cabinets, changes and have been more con­ those with arthritis, or afflicted stant In tha eight-year period. persons." They ranged from approximately "Even children can operate It," 81 to 8U0 a crate. Harvesting she said. costs, Incidentally, are not figured Thp Inventor, Clifford Wynn, who In par-acre production costs. Is a very quiet ami deep thinking Combining production and har­ person, explained that tho "Pantry vesting costs made total crop costs S'elf Elevator" can he built to (it run from 8171 to 82 39 a crate. any apace available in kitchens. Thus, tn year* when FOB prices It can ho made as Urge or ns were lower than 81.71 a crate, no ■mall as one wuull want to install profit for the grower. In the San­ In thnir home. ford area, as stated previously, ••Even stores," said Wynn, "can the celery raisers saw FOB prices be equipped with the Pantry Shelf of from 81-53 a crate to 83-31 a Elevator to eliminate tho cases of crate. food stacked in aisles ami counters The no-proflt years exceeded Ui* or on shelves. The patent Issued profit years by a good number. tha Wynns includes tho commer­ In the Sanford area, however, one cially operated cannrd food selec­ year saw net profits of 71 cents per tor. A light or buzzer can be pro­ crate. Eight growers Indicated an vided to notify stock personnal that average growing cost of 8345 per certain Items are low In stock acre, plua 8X8 per acre harvest­ and need refills. ing costs, for a total of 81.411. When the yield was 786 cratea aver­ "W j even have tho patent on age per acre, total crop costs were tha ui« of our Pantry Shelf Ele­ 81.84 per crate and FOB prices vator In food freezers and refri­ averaged 82.53 ■ erete. This was gerators using the aglr.ilur method tha most 'satisfying' yrar for the for loading the elevator with se­ lected frozen foods," said Wynn. ‘•'•'Right no\t »'• haven’t made a final decision on how and when production of the Pantry Shoif Elevator will begin", Wynn ex­ plained. "Wo have talked with several manufacturers ami will probably talk wjlh more," ho said. Both Mr. and Mrs. Wynn said that with tho huge amount of Florida building and construction planned for the Immediate future it Is hoped that the new gadget will be ujed In Florida homes and businesses. "\V 11 h retirement homes being built In Florida at such a rapid ptce, the Pantry Shol Elevator will add to easier and happier living," the Wynns remarked. The patent wav Issued by the United State* Patent Oflico Feb. 21, 1038. In the Quiet Charm of LONGWOOD HALF-WAY THE SPECIAL SERVICES Driving Rang* provide* an excellent opportunity for men stationed aboard the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station to aharpen up their wood and Iron gam*. BETWEEN SANFORD and f You'll ORLANDO ■M Like Central Florida ------ and th n —— FINE GROVE MOTOR COURT V. S. 17-91 6 MILES NORTH OF ORLANDO 18 MILES SOUTH OF SANFORD • Kitchenette* • Heated Showers Rent By Week Or Meedk Phone Winter Park >7.1191 For Reoervatto— Cleeed Mendaya • Open Banda# Mr. A Mrs, W. H. Brown, Owners Turn Beat m 17-82 at Caaaelberry At Gar Mg Red Arrow (• Mil** East Of The Sanford Orlando Dot traeb To Oar Oak R omo) TURKEY HUNTING IS GOOD to Basalt*!* County. Bob Morris le shown with a prize wild turkey (Photo by Jameson) Start Planning NOW for a HOME Dinner I p. n . to 18 p. m. Coctalla I I m m NO 7. Open Sundaya ■ Cocktail* Served JOHN NT GARNER DANCING NIG HTLY F a tlu rU if TRIO -DIRECTION*— brought in two huge black bear (racked through the woodlands and rlflo will find an abundant supply cornered by turned dogs atop huge of game In tha Sanioi-J and Somi> I ola County area. trees. P. O. E«x I N Pbeew: Winter Park 87-M U FERN PARK. FLORIDA Longwood meanders leisurely across 1,020 ncrcs of lush wooded lands. Stately pines, colorful citrus groves, clour, sand-botlom lakes, lovely homos and n wonderful warm and friendly spirit make it tho type of village you'd lovo to Uvo in. Fine schools and churches, low taxes, puro water, sociul activity, private airport, tho historic Lonffwood hotel, and superb fishing . . . these and mnny other advantages, will make you want to ntny , , . and stay in Longwood. WRITE: The Secretary CHAMBER of COMMERCE LONGWOOD, FLA. �I SANFORD HERALD Um p ir e Sec. F. Fog* 11 sen *W sc H O r GEOTtfiK It All II [ MNIti: s< Hnni i $ l i i ' M n r i n u i l f y j\t I j i i i u m < m » i | t n S * ' m i n u l * *houn ><i«>n.1 frum lift with Mi . John Mi first <v. (Photo ]Ky .Jan?r*>m» (IcM irjsn I l n r f Welfare Board Renders Many Services In Area T h e S e m tn u lr C u u u ty *S e l f * r r H o a rd is tn c c o u n ty welfare agen* r y d e iu g n a tr .1 vs it Is rra p c m .s ib lllly f o r w e lfa r e s e rv ic e * v c llh in th e e o u n iy . F u n d s a re a v a ila b le fo r r r ; . . . a t > i r s i>r '• • 's i a n r e a m t r n t a i n s e rv ic e s * , r l i . u t l a o i r in Itie r u u n iv B e lo w a re lis te d th e m a ln r s e rv -ire * a n d ty p e s o f as,sista n r e w h ir l i a re g iv e n to fa m ilie s a n d in d iv id u a ls : ( ic t t c r a l I t e lie l: t h i ' is a v a ila b le to a n in d iv id u a l o r (a m ity in n e e il o f h a s ie m a u iie n a n r e a n d w h o m e e l such o th e r r e q u ir e m e n t. a« a rc a part o f ih r r u le a n d le g n la lio n s o f Hie S e m in o le C o u n ty W e ifa re H o a rd . T ile in d iv id u a l m fa m ily a p p ly in s fo r g e n e ra l r e lic t m ti* l h a v e e s ta b lis h e d re s id e n c e in Ih e r r tiin tv H o a rd p r o g r a m * " h o h a v e m a d e no p ro v is io n in th e fo r m o f In s iir( s u r e o r n l h r r u u e fo r b u r ia l e v p e n s r, n o r h iv e r e la tiv e s fto a n e i. a lly a id e |o a s s u m e th is o b lig a tio n ■* !.»••?t ’ H e s id rn e e : Jt is Ittr r. 'p M U '.n tin j of th e r u t lv e o f th e S e m in o le F u t ilit y W e tfa re H o a rd to m a k e h o m e i n v c t l l . g a llo n s an d r o n ta v l re fe re r.re s to v e r ify le g a l re s id e n c e a n d a u th o rIre re tu r n , T h is s e rv ic e is re n le re d on req u e s t fr o m ou t o f to w n a g e n c ie s , th is p o lic y is fo llo w e d on a n a tio n id 't a l e . N a lm n n l T r a v e in s \u ) A . - i i r u lin n T h e e v m i l i v r s e e re tn rv of tile S e m in o le t iiu tilv W e lfa re H u .irit i ' Hie e o o p e ra ttn g r e p re s e n ta tiv e fo r a 21 a m ir h a .i* . To establish residence an mdlvi. dual or family must have lived roniinuniisly in Sr mmole County for one year prior in making apple ration. Supplementary belief: Tins Is available to eases where certain member* of the family group are Ineligible in he included in the htrdgelary planning under the pubHe assistance program of the State Depart men! of Public Welfare ll is also available within limilatmns where ihr inavnmini granl allowable under the puldie assis. tanre program of the Sla'e I'rparlmem of Puhiie Welfare |. madequate to meet i health problem ui which tile is endangerrd Temporary Helief: This lype of relief IS given where i n c r e a s e d Social Protection1 Service, are available for sharing, along willi community, ami according to a prescribed a-grectnrni the pro hlems of assi.iing girls in need of social protection. These services Inelude Interviewing girls following arirsts, arresting them in planning ""li 1,"’lr families or returning them tn their families If Hint seems desirable H »« the lesponsibllitv of flu* eveeulive of the Seminole Countv Welfare Hour. I to cn-uiilinair it. prniram and facilities with those "f other agetiries in the count> m Insure maximum service to die Individual or family, to ullli/e available i c o m e c s <n the tu-.t ad vantage, and to avoid duplication «< "me. Iliollev and effort. / IMH .STIII M l.SI S \N II S T \T E I.I’AIUvII.S fin.I S :mfon| kn<| f>nnIm»V County ft iroo4| * tt (I.*: I to ritfhi | nrr: llotuol II. Hi**, i»na«i<|riii of KInrliU l'nm*r A I.icht Co.; William 11* Dial, Fifth DlMtiei tfsout tloi'd Members Wilbur Jotts* . rliuirmim of Die Stain Itond Boards A) Hogern, Stata t;.i,ui liimrtl iio-mbfi: vt. iiiee.or Smith, i-lniiMmiii o f the Itonrd, l-’lm ida power & Light (-’o.j and H. II. Cidemati, Dt-dinl Miiuagi-r, Tlmida I'mvcr .v l.iglit Co. IStoff Photo) The Mavfair f>su flolf Course Is now the showplare of Florida mill Ihe Mas fan Inn's annual IMA *11. IMhi Open being held llmtr Hus year on 1le< | l to. Id an I IT, fiollers from rvciv poutl in the nation gather m Sanloril for the biggest esenl of Us ktiol III Florida l.n-t year, .11 vc.it old \l It.dduig of nntario. i anidt, Ihe (ii.t Cana lian to win top Illinois 01 a maim golf ronlesl in Hlo I oiled Slates wn> lop mao mil id a field id S.I ell 1rant s Siiiitlh-boaid is growing in popu tar Iv • .pei it 11v ui Suittopl duly tins vear allot her root tele court vs i s addi d to the Sauroid Tumid Club . a n .i\ of -hiilfli* 1*0.1 rd lui ililir. svIni It .nr t'ouipli-’i* willi (lull rooms, .Im'iIs ovei the riuirts, and light* lot night play pingliilits, One doe .li t h.iv» t*i Ic . i fisherman 11 * .n>1 *> , Most any tluv li m e ,t11- > . fishermen lim'd up .i n . i v all on Si-mutoiij floulcv .n I Hie .iii.i Visitor* ft mat far and wole i'limi* In the i i-nlral t bind* i . > mi I ibo Momue tier. iii. i* id tin* popol.ii ■Iy id ds lakes and Hie lug tin s caught m them. HIE. A statewide loinn imi nt vva- In Id lino lor Ihe first time tin. ti-.u with |irospeets for a Idl'd luiiina mriils m Hu* liiliirr. v it \ it h it i t : i h u m *: I ighl | at ej (Jem no Jo 1 Wdllnmv (Staff 1’luOo) x * > m $$$& L IF E W I L L l!E L R i r . H T E I i IN F L O R ID A O R A N Y W H E R I W ITH A CHEVROLET, 0LD5M0BILE Central Florida CORN Lit SECOND and PALMETTO The Place To Work And Play S A N n i l t l ) , FLO R ID A P H O N E S 12.11 — 2078 i* Hi-mlnota Connie Spurt mieti Association, {Left t# oti l.nnaoig, pri-.viilonti Arthur Vo well and Knlvarl �Scrying Business Serving Home Owners Serving Savers ,* p ? a s ! ar.& S " * <nd X>u# --------- iftjfr o o ‘20-°00.00 Her* li • bank that hat *ro»n through tha year* with lha community it serve* . . . . a bank that haa helped make %B8 »S;; i those veara fruitful onta for buainaaaman, homt-ownsr, and investors, . J from a imalt basinninv tha Florida State Im niyf SnnfuM haa crown to be­ come a bank nf strength and pi-estrtge, tv a invite you to look at our latent pu- / bliahrd atatenient. . , and tee for your* sSBs '«H«ne,Vj irlf the ilgna of progress that uu’va , niada. .r -.W .r,n w ;... Today wa provide every banking aerviee for our many rw tom tri and depositors. Checking accounts, bank-by mail and commercial bank ser­ vice. ? 'j % savings, a bond department, a trust department, a ^tr/cfc ';'°raiiO| larsa loan department, safe deposit Vault and escrow service ar« but • few of them, Won't you coma in and get acquainted t "OLD ENOUGH TO HAVE EXPERIENCE YOUNG ENOUGH TO BE PROGRESSIVE STATE BANK Member F. D. I.G !■.. • r" ■SifZi: mm > k * V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 67, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2f1a2d960325172a779975f963f32874.pdf 1fc350f0daec0b1cd6ae96aa0ab1f9ac PDF Text Text 1 i 4 ' 1 ’'I i— V''w Aj . J. \ \ Seminole County hie a charm all Its own with Ita many lakea and beau­ tiful St. Johna Blver — Hunting and fishing arn prevalent and papular aa well aa all of tha competitive out*of door aporta. Each one of the County and Btate Officiate liated below invitee you to vUIt thla growlnf and Industrial contar. . and to consldar making It your permanent home • , • Seminole County |i alwaya happy to treat the many vlsltora and proipeo* Hve resident* who prefer Central Flor­ ida to alt other sections of the Stole. DOUGLAS STENSTROM Supt of Public Instruction State Senator JOHN L G A L L O W A Y F. A. DYSON Tax Collector County Commissioner J. D. CO RD ELL J. W . YA RBO RO U G H Sheriff County Road Superintendent O. P. HERNDON O TIS E. FO U RA KRE Clerk o f Circuit Court* County Commissioner CAM ILLA D. BRUCE Supervisor of Registration M ACK N. CLEVELAND, Sr M ACK N. CLEVELAND, Jr County Attorney — State Representative KA RLYLE HOUSHOLDER Fire Chief JOHN W . MEISCH County Commissioner County Prosecuting Attorney W . B. MILLER ERNEST HOUSH OLDER Chairman Board of County Commissioner* County Judge & Juvenile Judge B. C. DODO J. Q . [Slim] G A LLO W A Y I County Commissioner Constable 4th District The following towns are located in Seminale County: 'Altamonte Springs, Bear Lake, Chuluota, Casselberry, Fern Park, Forest City, Goldenrod, Geneva, Lake Mary, Lake Monroe, Longwood, Oviedo, Paola, S)avia and Sanford the CountyvSeat, Each town extends you a cordial welcome along with .the ^ �17 1 Section E Kwtahltwhed 19»ft A.VNVAL T ” i m W T SA.NKt/Ki/. F L O R ID A . M ARCH, tOStt Home Sanford, -Sem inole .. .»« 1 y A'Xl./| W <**. SmT5' 'Q'mlI .*v Cauat DtTUn Mtiulo* aav l t d fat alnbhouaa W 8$V , tW i' TKa Intel/ hnma of Jamra Crappa (Photo By Jamuoal 4Photo ]fy Jamaion) mm|n *fyfwwpyei ■»» -* a*1 1 v '. . A-W-i- n i B \Wm I P 1. -B ; M ^ D IT Ii �e>£’73rr-'f'V , >V ' -MafeAfia, <41*.J . <!■ r r ^ ■ tm Time Called BensOn Junction Mo r M B ; A R P . M X . A R T H U R 0 , W A T T i B O M B l» DaBary ,t t was bulll by •tirem en t O N i f I t s meet publicised yefttM tf aciMicc ta the U. I . la M l i f . eevea miles Berth el flan* N . Bight y e a n age this tract, M ila n e rld a baity, mirrored la u m e r t a i lebeleu gad iheltered r m w rtai place, chewed a dosen N N aaw bomae appearing here ■4. f e n * lb tba aoagftliad.groves. TbeLr awaeri, former achool u e ta n , prefeseteaal people and N flM wUblng la live quietly, far M l Iba raueeua velca af com* tarea, ward the vanguard af many eaJar ciUiena Intrigued by (he lameraua booklete sent (hem by Uatatied Bitatei aear the critical m a ai their reHremant, Daearibing thli lead af milk and aaay aa "l.aoo eerae formed from ta heart of tha great DeBery leatetten, Miles riding “ *with i— - of _aw _ ■. . alia abundant with game offering a rt and entertainment to tha fled great af Count Da B ery'i me" the brochure, milled nationIda went on lo quote Dr, Kcllog Mattie. Creek fame: "Florida aebtne will add ten yeare to moil sy rncn'e Ufa." PlcMiing the lush fleslaa of euat Frederick De Bery, the Idawbeeler steamship he butlt to wieaert hie femoue visitor! from ta Barth} tba duplicate of Clan- “ lo Begro M rim aa to tall them •out beauM B U k g Jfonroa, It eraicendoed l o g rosier of gueiti: President p y ia e i Grant, J. C. Breckinridge, Livingston, Grover Cleveland, Alex­ ander Orihem Bell, the Van Benetellera and tha Prince of Wilaa before he became Xing Edward VH. Plantation E itile i promised 4hg» lb* De Bery mansion of so rooms, eight fireplaces, six balhs «ad rambling «wrandai would be Ube eemmunity altlbhouse for thei lam inate owners of this property, fOIttla plsntatlons" of a quarter -were or m ore.. x Now resident* came. They called other and bended together E oach recreation end*mutual elvlo In* •oti, aim ing their group the ftMMrty Owner* Annotation of riatUUoa Kitatec, n a y collided * * Am th«iP flret 'treieury' and lld a community Thanksgiving at t niaalon. Walter Henl allowed m to receive mall la hie naw Colonies In More and finally building cubby* Iothers will erect 400 new homai holes over one counter, established | near this alia, a post office with himself a t poet To De Bery eeme Joseph Christ* master, The people called tnelr berger, bought the second house new town Da Jury. They submitted the! Miller w ill nod remained as budgets, elected officer* end In* a developer. And In the early fif­ ereesed yearly In aieociatlon mem­ ties ■ young men with a vision, bership. They formed a recreation flemuel Peron, drove down from committee, a Glee Club. « Dance Long Island lo find the Ideal piece Club and • Woman'i club, In front for bringing up his family In tropi­ of the post pfflce, however, was cal enjoyment. He, too, wee a really the out-ot doors ‘down hill" builder who sew In De Bary a de­ for the friendly families gathered sirable location, whare hla name 'round a t null-delivery time lo ex- hia now become a aynonym lor change confidehces and plan neigh­ fine buildings. A Feron home bears borhood parties, with little elds an* the stamp of approval tor many m elo n s Into Slrlppa* grocery elora, discriminating new realdenta. Along, Up In Cincinnati Ray reck, a loo, eeme young Franklin Millar young Insurance assistant manager from Long Island, wllh hie wife won a trip lo Florida In a contests and two Junior eltlieni to enjoy he found this way of life so en­ the 'easy living' in the lunahlne chanting that he hurried home, sold while he opened an office and be­ hie wife on the Idee end found him­ gan making g reputation ee a brok­ self a Job wllh Plantation Relates, er of Integrity. being De Bary'e first llcenisd Man Interested In fire protection broker, till wee one of the first organised a Volunteer fire depart­ homes. He opened his own office ment end auxiliary; wllh interest in 1930 with this slogan: "De Bary engendered by them fundi were la my home; jnoy I make It youri?" collected far a brave red fire Also In '48 Wilbert G. Miller, an engine. This, of eourse necessitated energetic bachelor whose name was ■ place for hnualng It, so the next In make an imprint on De R iry’i step w it a firehouse, wllh modern history, found that Hollywood we* kitchen eltarhed and room enouah too crowded for him. He wanted for aoclil elub meetlngi. AC thli 'out' and room for expansion. In time the firemen have Inatalled and Da Bary, on the West side of route tiled a new nxygen Inheletor for IT-n he began lush davelopmints emergency cells. that grew Into scores of homes, beautifully landscaped end honest* When the need of a Chember of Commerce was Indicated it was enly built, Soon, centering this ter­ thuslistlcally supported; V F W ritory, appeared a new Community and Linns clubs stirtcd. Over 100 house financed by popular aub* women founded a Garden rlub for acrlptlon, with a De Bary Civic Al­ discussion of horns horticultural locution behind It and with much problems. A second Woman's dub of the land for community and re­ formed. De Bary was on the march. ligious structures donated In pert All naw towns hive growing pains; by Miller. He wea like a father to residents of Da Bary wisely thrushthe naw ownera; hla attitude being ed theirs out st the Property "When a family huya ■ house, my Owners Association, the CofC and work rially begins. Many of these the Civic Center; the result was people come here from apartments; a num ber of the West Volusll they don't know about planting county toning rommlsslon, Charles grass, they ere unused to tropleil Youman; a toning board and a conditions. If 1 should urgo (hem building inspector, Robert Hofset* Into buying end then drop them, I'd ter. ho a poor buslnesi men." Hofsletter reported for Decem­ Ae this edition goes In press ber, January and February well word has been received that Miller evlr • quarter of a million In build­ le la build tha grant naw DeBery ing permits, But DeBiry la not o Post Office, In tha Southern style, •Boom' town: It'a a town wllh an with ornamental windows and doors exuberant, short history and a end with parking spare for lilt hrlg'ir out look. Fitderle L. Spiro of cars. It U rumored (hit he and Plantation Estates developers, when By HELEN RNOOOlAflfl ■ ‘Pr.v — mmunily of Enterprise. Just across the lake from Saafoid, was, during one ten-year period called Benson Junction. Located In Volusia County, En lerpriso Dei in interesting and 1m portent History. The beginning of Enterprise was with Cornelius Tay lor who was born In (he state of Virginia but the exact date -la not known. He la considered lo be the founder of Enterprise, nr Old En­ terprise as some of Up old settlers called It. The community of Enterprise, evin though Just ■ short distance across the lake, Is actually 12 miles from Seoford. Cornelius Taylor was e lin t torn lin of President Zachary Taylor He wai a commissioned major at the time be came to Enterprise In 1141, II* years ago. Tha major served with his cousin, Zachary. Major Cornelius Taylor visited the Phillip Dewec family who lived on 0 Spanish grant between SI. Au­ gustine and the flt. Johns River end It was there he merrlsd the daugh­ ter of Phillip DeWes. lie brought wllh him, on his move lo whet is now known as Enterprise, Ale wife, 1 small daughter and nine Begro elovee. Here he built e large home on • high bluff overlooking Lake Monroe where he owned add oper­ ated a sawmill. Major Cornellua li raported to he the first men to operate a iteim power boat on the flt. Johns River in this community. During this lime, this portion of Volusia County which Included En­ terprise, was g portion of Mosquito County and the county seat wai lo­ cated at New Smyrna Beech. H wee during (he territorial gov­ ernment end In 1»4S that Major Taylor wee alerted to the territor­ ial (eglsliture, and It wai he who who Introduced the lew changing the County fleet of Mosquito Coun­ ty from New flmyrna to Enter­ prise. Major Taylor cleared his lend and pushed beek the native fnresta around the banks of Lake Monroe and planted in orange grove, Im­ porting some of the trees from Martinique. * Old Enterprise was approximately one to one and a quarter miles fro mthe present ills of Enterprlso. Shortly after the arrival of Major Cornelius Taylor to old Enleryii»», an epidemic ol typhus fever broke out and claimed his daughter whom he celled Polly'and whoso real name wla Arabella. Tha loss of the thlrtc.-n-year old daughter Polly was a tragic blow to Major Tsylor from which he aesmed never lo recover. Polly was burled on the home site or the original Cornelius Taylor property and there on a marhlr slab, tha marker of this grave of roily Is tha following: "Sacred lo the memory of our beloved Polly, daughter of C and C Taylor, who departed this life of typhus fever fleplemher It. 1841, aga II years and II days. Major C, Taylor was the first seltlsr of Enlerprlse, In 1141 when the eountry was full of Seminole Indians, and In the midst of their nation there was no white settlement nearer then III. Augus­ h* envisioned a picturesque vil­ lage of medium slsed hom u easy in maintain and moderate In price, built well Indeed for th* Iowa of D* Bery. tin* in * left ta 1*47." This gravastoo*. marking the grave o.’ Polly. Taylor, was placed •them In recent years by a relative of tha Taylor family wbo lived in Jacksonville. In 1847, Major Taylor became restless and decided to go lo Cali, fornla. On th* way there bn slopped in Tex is and remained several ycire. From Texas he put to sea on a steamer which wai caught Is one of tho famous Gulf hurricane* with the steamer going down and Major Taylor lost at sea. „ The Major Taylor property and homestead wan bought by Dr. James Stark lo 1880 and butlt th* present residence house on the Im­ mediate residence site of the Tay. M home. This either large build­ BOMB OP MR. AND MRfL JOSEPH CASTfUANNl of DeBery and built by W. 0 Miller ing was called by Dr. Slark‘"Buna‘ Retiro" meaning good- rest. The building la In a rather good state of Sonford Can Boast repair and preaem Uon and ro* fleet* He former splendor. O f Many Projects Dr. Stark built "Bueno Retiro" Sanford now b a n ts of • brand approximately at tho same time nqw mllllon-and-a-quarter dollar that Count Frodarlck Da Bary, hosgjlet opened only thin year; a some short distance away In tha aawar and water wapanalon and Im­ By HELEN flBODGBAflfl plant first had o efabU H y of only, Lake Monroe vicinity, was build. provement program of a million, Supplying electric power for tha Ing De Bary HalL Thera are fame and-a-quarter dollars; a new Mem- homai, farm*, slorea and Indus­ 11,MO kw, whttjr w ft edequste for' orange Ira n on the property that oriel baseball aladlum, a new and tries of Cenlrsl Florida Is Florida many years. —ISirenly-one yssra' remain from the original grove. modern golf course operated by the Tower Corporation’s big Georg* E. altar tha plant was built It wai’ Tha oldttmrre of this area will New York (Hants' Mayfair Inn, Turner power plant at Enterprise, named In honor of tha man In remember that one of the early newly pavad streets, more than 23 across Lake Monroe from flanfgrd. charge of tha Initial englneertnf and popular brands of citrus fruits parks, bordered by a lake that Is and construction, Oaorga E. Turnsr came from Enterprise and was five miles wide at places, and has Last November a glint 70,000 of Orlando, long production super­ known aa tha "Enterprise Seed- within Its county an abuidenee of kilowatt-generator unit went Into intendent for tha utility. less" lakes well stocked with the finest operation to make the plant’e totel generating capabilities 111,000 To meat tha great ^poit-wer About (wo years before tho crea­ fish In the world. kw and lo m ike It one of the larg­ growth of Central Florida, • 29,300 tion of Volusia County In 2BS4, Modern super markets make est power plants In tho Florida kw addition wai completed at the Captain Jacob Brock came to En. shopping easy and pleasant, end Power system. plant In !M , and th* 70,000 kw unit (erprlso and built a small hotel to numerous stores of every descrip­ last year. With Ira praient capahj. Originally built In 1923-20 Ihe accommodate tha people coming tion to furnish everything from lily of 111,000 kw, Ihe plant la raInto th* community for the first medicines to machines* pabla of supplying electric power lime end the sportsmen whu came for future growth In tha yean # Church Of God Of down the flt. Johns River and made Although tha number of U. 8. head. their headquarters In the Enter, heart diaesaia deaths per 100,000 The Turner plint la on* of tig big prlia community for hunting and people decreased from 1931 hi 1933. Prophecy Friendly The Church of Ond of Phnphecy power plants In Ihe FPC generalfishing. Shortly thereafter, Captain deathi among men Increased while Brock enlarged tha original small a sharp decline among women Ih Sanford Is locsted at 3303 Elm Ing system. All of these plants ire hotel Into the famous Brock House. more than balanced Ihe inrrepie. Ave. The Rev. D. D. Creasy Is Ihe Interconnected to supply depend­ Peslnr, and C. T. flwaggerty la able electric service through a vail Cepteln Brock wee the pioneer network of tranimleilon 'and dieHearn boat navigator on tha flt. when such names aa Jay Gould, Sunday School Auperlnlandent. Johns. He was the skipper of the James Rockefeller, General Sher­ Weekly inerting* are held on trlbutlon lines throughout the 31 "Hattie Brock." He also operated man, and President Grant, to­ Tuesday Night with a WMB meet­ county tree served by the utility in the Darlington on the St. Johns. gether with rouniless other na­ ing for Women, beginning at 7:30 Florida, end Ihe 10 county area However, ha personally skippered tional and International figures p.m. On Thursday night a young served In South Georgia by I # the •‘Hattie Brock" for several and sportsmen from all parts ol people’s VLB meeting Is held. On wholly-owned subsidiary, the Geor­ years. The carrying of public the world were guests. various nights of the month prsyer gia Tower snd Light Company. freight along the St. Johns River at It has been reliably rrporlrd meeting* are held In different mem­ Lest year Ihe utility spent more that rarly time In 1833 and the that one of the largest Indian Vil­ ber* homes. than 27 million dollars In III huge years succeeding was not profit­ lages In thli section of the State The Sunday services begin wllh expanilon program, and plans are able. The first' profitable steam­ was on the shores of Lake Monroe Sunday School at 9:30 and Sunday ’for the expenditure of 100 million ship line carrying freight was the Just east of Old Enterprise. Tho morning services at 11:00. The dollars during 1030-37-31. Plans evil line operated by Count Frederick famous Seminole Indian Chief, Evangelistic service la held on for tne completion of a 70,000 kw De Bery of Denary Hell. addition to the Suwannee River Coacochee, who fought many ha|. Sunday nighr at 7:30 p.m. The Brock House rail book, now Ilea In this area, fought one of hla The Church of God of Prnpheey plant In the 81. Petersburg area In existence contains the calls of last battles on the shores of Lake la noted In Sanford for Its friendli­ naxt year. Poulblllty af ualng *i(M of many famoui guasls of that fa­ Monroe at MfllonvlHC near the nes*. And there 1* always a wai- mle energy in electric production mous hostelry during Its ’heyday present site of Sanford, come mat out to visitors. . (1 being: Hurtled b y .ttrt utility Big George E. Turner • Plant Supplys Power 3 ° a a B From s a u tig u l V U w 7,000 .00 “ R visit P LA N T A T IO N ESTATES Wa aJao have proporttH In kanford, PaBary, Enlarpri Clips Lika Helen, Lake Wlnnomleet, DoLaad and DaLac \ W i MA m i ywur n ttd i and diilrts, whithor It hi for B tot or aereatet a home already built or orvt built to pear tpMifieailoaa, Phone SPACIOUS fm —mmmmmmmm 2094-J De Bary, Florida On Lake Monroe Along U. S. Hiway 17, Between Sanford And Deland On Eeay Terms' Tm —iplrti tad RolUblo Rial latata Barrie* Albert D. Williams ----- i F. Stewart. Helmly r «jj . — J Highway 17-92 South ^ n a ts « » T i 0n H°mei, Lets, and Acreage Solicited, P. 0. Box 10 'F o u n d e r s A O r ig in a l D e v e lo p e rs o f D e B e r y ' DeBery, Fla. fo �THE SANFORD HERALD • Lots . s i ns l*erf»ct 1-tifilruuin masonry home with tile roof In best neighborhood. Rcuutlful yard i-vcrlnnklng Inke, (<1,730.00. Tux free. Fireman'! A»i"clatloni and Roy Page, vice preildent, Dcllnry Av social ion, (front row) Mr*. Ilnrry Folk, member of VFW Auxiliary; Ray Hcnninger, president Dellnry Civir ^ssoelntlon: and Mr*. Ilatiy U. Gunter, president, Dclluiy Garden Club. (Staff Photo) ' Wide range of lota, JSIUu.W) and op, for every purpose. Also large rlndco of Planta­ tion Fstntes lots In finest locutions. :: ■ V ': ' - • Income Property • Orange Groves Moit attractive 3-bedrnont masonry furnished homt— TV to automatic washtr. House In rear of 8-’ x 321* corner lot, facing U. S, 17, where more than 7.00 care p a n tour door Hally, Ideal for h business tot. It'* a rare bargain at only 111,100 • Farms - Ranches Attractive 3-bedroom furn­ ished masonry home on IBQf * ISO' lot. | t 1,000,Q0 • Lakefront Smaller store*, business firms, and manufacturing firm* are mov­ ing into Sanford because of Dm Ideal climate, working conditions, friendly letalions, and excellent tax structure. With die advent of home devel­ opments increasing In Seminole County all phases ol Sanford Indus­ try and business are expanding at a rapid rate giving natives and new­ comer* alike a greater lelrctlon of merchandlie 4ml year 'round em­ ployment. Switzerland, Liberia, Ireland, Costa Iflca ami Ecuador have acsiilrcd Reel* of merchant ship* since World Wnr 11, The comtmmily spirit Is prevalent over all of Seminole County. With Sanford ns Its County seal, there arc a number of smaller and prosperous corn muni tics miking up the entire population. Oviedo, primarily a farm com­ munity, Slnvla with Its Lutheran Church Old Folks Hume air.l Child­ rens Home, Altamonte Springs, Igingwood, Lake Mary, Forest City In which a citrus concentrate plant 1* located, Rear Lake area, Goldenrod, Chuluola, Geneva, Lake Mon­ roe, Casselberry, and Fern Park. Each of the communities tha: make up Iho county are fast grow­ ing 'and developing into popular residential areas for those who like to live In (he peaceful quirt ol surrounding lakes, whispering palms, ami beautiful citrus grove*. Newly HE RARY Is located on U, 8. Highway 17-tiil, unt of the must widely traveled route* In the state. In tha beautiful ridge section of Florida, midway between Day­ tona Reach and Orlando, Defend, the county teat and tha home of Stclaon University, la ten mllea north of Da* 1 . i** ' -en'ririi, f 'r celery center of the -ountry la right mile* south.. Orlando, the city beautiful, la only twenty-eight mile* imith , , . and Daytona Reach, boast­ ing the "world’* most famou* beach" and th# homt of tha Volusia County Kennel Club, !■ thirty mile* northeast. P. a BOX 14 DE BARY, FLORIDA ments. A Samuel Faron quality built home is the latest word in Florida living1. . . See us before you build or buy # and we think that you'll agree we've the home for your individual needs. j-s. and IAXPORD M l Homes that are built to your specifications & require­ ./■■ JtiuriaV^fc2f Lots Built Homes Samu&L £ . Jw u yriL PdtiUNy,. • BTlWm * Tn if l i t Homes • Businesses IdlTltiiLH —*-'»*. siuy rM ; ORGANIZATION LEADERS GET TOGETIIKII In DeRnry for dl»to right,____ hack row) Falk Sr., vlce-comf m la n ii (left ___________ ___ _are:. Ilnrry . Slander VFW) Carl Lacy, Treasurer, I,lone Clubs William Lul/, notretnry, Lion* Clubs Mrs, Caeinr Itoblollo, president, Volunteer Fiteman'* Association Auxiliary; Joseph Meehan, president. Volunteer ^ and ! General Contractor b Builder Phone: Sanford 2353 P . O. Box 566 ■ ■; v : ,.i tu D eB ary, Florida ■ Homes �«r - * a*un—r a n m i m tm m * 1 1 1 /V- ? SStfTjVS /% ft 0 j f - - ^ m — & • ...- S ' ik ’ L iM lU i *M&4r fit ■^ ’J ____ t o 1' ’ —f l I T " m j* „ _ T A #*"’ . 4<e 4r *'»*n *>.% ,’inf.Afcii iv, i > I <■n and Sold in Pinecrest, Rose Court, Bel-Air, and South Pinecrest 760 Homes \ T/iere Are Aiany Reasons W hy O dham & Tudor. Has Built Over $ 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 V' t B lIj Lgr /'■* ffl&Vffirl'l Worf/i O f Homes In 1 9 5 5 - W i t h **«i '■' rJ'" -’s i ' ,■*’•!<' ’ -v 1 - ** Still Another .• 1 ' , $ 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 In Construction Scheduled For Completion In Early 1956 W E ARE VER T PROUD THAT WE HAVE MONTHS THAN ALL THE OTHER BUILDERS J *•i f I f l i l J r . BEEN ABLE TO RUHJ) A N D SELL MORE HOMES IN SANFORD IN THE HERE COMBINED. WE FEEL THERE ARE SEVERAL IMPORTANT REASONS Throughout each home we have used only the best workmanship Our homes have twice the usual amount of windows for bet­ ter ligh t and ventilation; Our finance plan is the b e st W e offer V. A. — F. H. A. and Con­ ventional Financing. Each o f our homes have long roof eaves to allow your windows to remain open during ligh t summer showers, We know how to qualify our buyers without delay. In 80 min­ Our floors are all o f marble terrazzo, life tim e floors, no rot, warping, no termite damage to be concerned about 1| FOR ,Wf are interested in building you a home — not just a house. So w e carefully selected our architects who would design indivi­ dual homes. Each home designed to take full advantage of Flor­ ida climate and weather. at EAST All roofs are 5 ply built up w ith.asphalt and marble chips. and best materials. utes we can tell you yes or no,.If your answer Is yes you can * move In while we process the papers. WE GUARANTEE YOU, THE HOME OWNER, SATISFACTION For t yetr we fully guarantee you that any defects, major or minor that occur In your home will be correc­ ted at our expenae. Don't take our word for thta, aaS our home owners. They are our best sellersWe sincerely believe we are offering the best dol­ lar buy in home value* today. We Invite you to com­ pare oar hemes with all ethers, Odham & Tudor, Inc. "SuJJdtn Of Finer Hemet” 'IR A IL E Y ODHAM, President PMe* sin cr am SALES T»- Pttiieh A *£ y ■ 1 •: .......... �• THE 8ANF0 *T> HWKALD See. E, Pag* Rev. D. Carnefix Pastor 0( Church On Park. 14th St. ^ A t ♦ A* 0 V ft • _ v The Chrlitlan and Missionary Al. liance Church of Sanford la one of the more recently organized groups of Chrlitiana In the community. Prior to the present organization the church waa known as the Full Gospel Tabernacle. The former meeting place was built In 1020 and was located on the Orlando Highway just south of the Sanford city limits. The building was ser­ iously damaged In a hurricane and the new edifice now locateJ at Park Ave. and Hlh Street was be­ gun in IBM. The construction of this building hat proceeded on a pay-as-you-go basis but as yet it not entirety completed. At the present there la no outstanding debt on any of the church property. The Church waa Incorporated Into the fellowship of tho Christ­ ian and Missionary Alliance In IBM. National headquarters for the parent organization of the church are in N»w York Clly. Local churches constituting a Snelety ra­ ther than a denomination are dedi­ cated to the promotion of the Gos­ pel of Christ both at home end ibroad. There Is t special empha­ sis on foreign missionary work, fh# doctrinal po»lUon of the SocleV It expensed to the motto: •Christ c a r BAvtor, Sanctifier. Healer, and Coming King.'" In IBM the charter membership ol Ihe present Sanford church was only IT. Since that time the adult membership hai grown to about forty-five active memhers and ele­ ven Inactive memhers, Itev. Glenn K. Smith was Ihe minister of the church for eight years prior to leaving for another charge In the winter of 1932. .It was he who brought the group Into union with Ihe Christian Missionary Alliance, lie was also responsible for other great strides of advance during the period of his pastorale. The paslor now Is the Rev. David S Carnefix who has had Ihe charge of the work since February 193.1. Under his leadership continuing improvement is being made wilh 'the blessing of Oml. A hultillng pro. gram la being rarrlrd on in an effort to cnmplrte the Sunday School wing on the south side of the church. All Ihe rhurch’i facili­ ties are being pressrd lo die full­ est extent of their capacity. Sunday Cchool growth has mede It necessary for one class to meet in a pome across the street from the , church. Other classes are crowd­ ing rlielr classrooms each Sunday, it Is apparent to all that the Sun­ day Srhnol expansion must he com­ pleted as annn as possihle. Other plans fori mprovement are also under consideration Inclmllnif Ihe construction of a new- parsonage. flrhind Ihe church there is a building which was nnre used for a garage and storage lhal has been completely remodeled In pro.ule facilities for a Youth Annex It is used for various activities of Ihe Sunday School and Church as well as other week-day programs. Two teacher training classes meet there each week. The church spunaora two Youth clubs; one called the Olrl'i Christian Activity ('lull which meet* every Monday after arhonl, the other Is Ihe "Sky Pilnl'a Club' for boys which meets every Thursday evening. Troop 3 of the Brownie Scouts also meet In the Youth Annex each week. The church operates on an an nual budget. The memhers also contribute generously to foreign missions over and above their re­ gular offerings tn the church A missionary rledge Is subscribed In the Annual Missionary Convention held each winter. Over a year ago an auspicious change was made in Ihe Sunday morning program of the church. Services for the Sunday School and %orshlp which had been conducted aeparalely before were rnmhined lido one service beginning al 0:M a m. and ending at 11:30 each Sun­ day. The program la divided inlo three -eailons. The assembly of Ihe Sunday School begins a study period with classes for every ege Odhaa A Tuder, Inc, has built many koesee In Sanford. Above la "ee nf Chrm. i (Staff Photo) Odham & Tudor Experiencing Mammoth Home Building Program The fifth residential area for.Sanfnrd. planned and developed by OJham A Tudor, Inc., headed by J. Brailey Odham. got underway February 13, when the construction of thef Irst Inline In Grove Manors began. The spectacular record of one of the fastest growing home building firms In Florida started with the construction of homes in Pinecrest, smith nf Sanford. So great was the demand for Ihe Odham A Tudor. Inr. finer homes for Florida living, that tha South Plnecrest development wa* added, with others following in close suc­ cession wilh homes In Rose Court and Del-Air. The niilllon-dollar homes de­ velopment will bring their total construction in Sanford tn threeniilllon dollars, one of the most amazing stories nf home construc­ tion In the South. The five home ■ developments provide home owners and prospec­ tive home owners with a aeleclinn of planning In fit every nerd and every income. Each home conalrurlrd by O.lliam A Tudor, fnc. ha, hern wilh Ihe desire of the firm lo provide Ihe finest living for every dollar Invested. group. In the worship period which follows Ihe pastor presents an Illu­ strated sermon which is directed especially In Hie children, as well as a message planned and deliver­ ed nn an adult level. This order of servlre, though In some weyi onl- ral, has been marked wilh luc­ res, from Ils Inception. Some adults who did not benefit by the Sunday School program are now enjoying Ihe Inspiration of Hit broader program of Chrislian Insiruclion and worship. Further­ more, children who were unarmslomed In participation In the worship servlre are now heing trained In this Important phase of Christ­ ian experience. The good result* of Hih arrangement are indicated by the fart that Ihe average Sun­ day School attendance has doubled and Ihe attendance al Ihe worship ha* nearly tripled. Resides Ihe unique Sunday morn­ ing service Ihe church alio conduels a meeting on Sunday even­ ing and a Mid-Week service nn Wednesday evening. The Sunday tvening service is always informal In which the congregation is en­ couraged tn take part In selecting hymns amt In fellowship together in personal Christian testimonies. The Mid-Week service emphasizes united prayer for the needi of the church, foreign mlasinns, and Indi­ vidual personal needs. Thera la al­ so open discussion nf various pass­ ages from Hie Bible. There ha, been no equal tn the by him as Ideal localloni for Immediate reaction to thn Odham graclnus living. Each day flndi the A Tudor, Inc. program of provid­ developer watching the homes un­ ing modern homes at Ihe lowest der construction for Ihe personal possible cost. Careful planning and iillifactlon of knowing that only tha use of only Ihe finest materials Ihe brst was provided foe those available on today's market has who sought tn buy homes In and made Ihe home! In five separate around Sanford. developments of the greatest de­ in addition to the usual building mand. rode regulations, Grove Manors On rhe thirteenth-month hirlh-.Uv homes can boast a whole host of of Odham A Tudor, Inc., Ihe firm aprrial fra to rn , making up an allcelehraled by getting underway sfar cast of 25. They are: It* most radii,Ive and most beau­ 1. Well designed; built to endure. tiful residcnlial section. Homes 2. Paved streets. In Hie I1A.SOO to $23,00i’ design have 3. City Water. bren planned for Grove .Manors 4. Furred and plastetad walls, which Is located on either side of 3. Tile window sills. Mellonvllla Avenue at 23rd Street. A. Jalousies and awning windowi, Provided for *very residential 7. T rrraiio floors. area constructed and planned by ' A. Large water heaters. .v* '**• Odham A Tudor, Inc., have been B Colored tile baths. 10. Spacious closets. paved streets, clly wafer, sewage, It. Beautiful, roomy rahineti, large loti and utilities that make home living the most modern and 12. Private patio off m ister bed­ rooms, on some models. comfortable available. Gathering Ideas from every 13 Unusual large lots. available source to the home builcl- 14 Reparation nf heamoma from er, Bralley Odham ha* selected living area, only those, regardless nf expense, JS. Huge master bedrooms. that would add to finar homes for 1A. Large main bathrooms and Florida living. Each home has hren powder rooms. designed for comfort ami a lifetime 17. Large, light living roomt. of pleasure. IA. Dining rooms part of llv. Sound construction. vs llh only the Ing area, finest maferlali, hat made the 19 Sheltered entranres. Olham A Tudor, Inc. homes the 20 Cheery kitchen; large countrenter nf attraction In Ihe Sanford rr-lop aree. and Central Florida area. 21 Service entry traffic by pass­ Odham A Tudor, Inc. has provid­ ing kitchens. ed Ihe enjoyment nf family living Z2. Two-stall carport**, with In the contemporary manner while Innlt In storage. the new development, Grove Man­ 2.1 Entrance foyers absorb all ors will offer City comfort In cross traffic. 21. Built-In workshop corner In auhurhan environment. J. Bralley Odham, head nf the Benge, home building firm of Odham A 23. Large windows throughout. Tudor, Inc. is one of Sanford's These 23 features are hut a few nf the oufstandlng examples of foremost civic leaders. Throughout his career, Odham special rhararlerlstlci that set the has contributed much tn the deve­ Groves Manor homes off to them­ lopment and progres, nf Sanford selves In Individuality. and Central Florida, because of Feature, such is these that will hi* Innate desire lo further the be found In Groves Manor homes are Incomparable additions that best Interests for every clttien. A strong believer in the demo- will create a home pride inch ei cratle freedom provided every no other construction feature, one citizen through the Constitution, might find In average subdivisions. Odham has spearheaded msny campslgns for Ihe betterment of his City, County and State. Trailer Parks *7v Serving his country In the U. 8. Navy during World War If. Aral- Provide Comfort ley Odham relumed to Sanford Three trailer parks In Ihe Ssnford and the all hmlneii, entered Ihe area, and nlhera throughout the automobile field, and then found county, make the "live In i trail­ HI* plare In the growlh of San­ er" family comfortable for short ford a, he headed Odham A Tu- and long staya dor, Inr. Every rnnvenlenre la furnished Bralley O.lhim conceived the In llin modern fecililies offered for home development program from. the traveler who cirrlei his home Idle property In and around San­ with him. ford and mushroomed a 13-month Nn matter how you travel, how program lo a mammoth three- long your stay when you rome, million dollar development for the visitor will always find a home homes In five areas of the com­ awaiting him. munity. Odium his personally supervis­ There are about 14,non wild ed Ihe construction of homes In mountain goals In the United each of ihe developments chosen States, LO O K IN G FOR A V A C A T IO N SPOT? Stetson University at HeLand had few dull momenta during tho past yrara. The Stetson law lehool moved to lla new location and opened In St. Petersburg nn a unique 10acre campus nf Spanish architec­ ture, a setting which formerly housed the Florida Military Aca­ demy. A semltroplcal show place, complete with formal garden the new home of Florida*! nldeat law achool has been visited by mem­ bers of the legal profession from all over the United States. Stetson University, which begin m DeLand Academy In I ttl, got a start In legal education back in 1101, That was when the atata bar association gave Stetson It,ooo as the beginning of a law li­ brary. An extensive building project on the DeLand campus has resulted in completion of spacious n*w men’s dormitories hut the-expan­ sion program received a blow Dec. 21, 1934 when fire swept the uni­ versity commons. It waa Christmaa vacation. Faculty members volunteered tor ciem-up work. Nine working daya later, students were eating their meals in the gymnasium and Florida Baptist! had announced they would raise rebuilding amt expansion funds, Sletson has been a Baptist achool alnre It opened more than 71 years ago In Ihe lecture room nf the first Baptist Church in Del,and. There were 13 students at tha beginning and Henry DeLand, founder of the city, erected a building In the fall nf 1AA4 tn house Ihe rapidly grow­ ing srhnol. DeLand. a believer In Chrlslian education, made up the deflrlta from hla own porket at Ihe beginning hut within two years the financial strain began In hurt and he looked about for help. John B. .Stetson, the hat man, was wintering In Florida. He pro­ vided hit name and ■ million dotlara (or the school. .Stetson ac­ quired an Intlgna and .Sieisonlles are still known is the Hatlera. It was Ihe 10-gallon sombrero that the achool eccepied and that headgear la most commonly re­ garded as "official" but, through Ihe yeara, other hata have aerved itdwhti An Odham'A Tudor home In ene of their development* special purposes. For example, the haaketlvxll learn has been known aa the "high halters" for obvious rersons and a silk plug model often appvara oa program* for social events. Mm* Md A m a ctadsst chizrt: practicing Jacksonville attorney before coming In Ills present post, He gradunted from Htclson, him­ self, being the first Floridian to re'urn to hla alma mater as pre­ sident. He his long bren e cham­ pion of the private university and sell forth Stetson's merits with enthusiasm. He pointed out that the school is large enough for a complete'ami qualified faculty but small enough tn allow a "personal ’ touch" for the Individual student. President Edmunds believes tho university tf»s a responsibility In teaching Its students how to live as well as how to earn a living ami char­ acter is a Stetson objective along with information. Stetson is proud of ils product wilh a long list of nationil lead­ ers among ils graduates. Sletson University Invites local residents, those in nearby areas and winter visitors tn attend many nf Its functions. Among these arc Ihe many music recitals and pro­ grams, art exhibits, lecture scries and thn appro;selling Finn Arts Festival. All are free of rliargc and open to the public, Stover Theatre productions and outstand­ ing sports events arc upon lo the public for a nominal ticket price. City O f Sanford : Has Much To Off* No other City has so much to of. fer and re! on* can ftvo as If In a metropolitan center with the advgp. lage* of ncran heache*. air Irayel, bus transportation, railroad, trfctl freight, ami facilities fur lirg* waldr craft. , Visitors Have come to' Rantyrd from the Eastern Stalra by hoat ta tlr up at the-Ideal p(pr for a atiy. Fishermen hive flqwfr to Hanford tn fish In hasa filled lakes, loaded trucks lenvr Sanford-with product and vegetables for (he northern markets and come hack toasted with raw- materials for manufacture ing plants or manufactured me« lerinls for Florida nutleti. With close contact with tha r f l t of the world, Sanford is a mtcca for easy living, frirsdly neighbors, ■ m > I js iuiitaw atU mk llilHilimiH. ^ and cooperative businessmen. to the western sly A* ticcauso ho saya big hall are associated with Texas but the name ami wido brim have stuck with tho green and white- down through the daya of (he bear-headed undergraduate. Life at Stetson inrmrvs a com­ plete athletic program that lakes Its rightful place without over­ emphasis. There are fraternllies and sororities at Stetson and soclal Ilf* la not subordinated hut the student who pursues religions sublet'll and seeks a life of n r vlre in religion will find (he at­ mosphere and guidance he nerds. One nf Stetson's nuislamllng "cnniacla" with Ihe public Is its Music School, uhlrh became a rollege of the University In 193H, providing artists seeond to none, Because many Americana m i l many of whom have been fratoo slowly, many huslnesa firm* lured In radio *n<1 television. The pay fur (raining their employes In Music firhool Is housed In Del,and faster reading In the Interest oJ Hall, first of the campus struc­ tures. efficiency. The School of Business was or­ ganized In IMn and Sletson's HOUS. farm mnrignge“d*lfP lt,’a total of IA,200.000,000 hat doubt*! TC program began In the sum­ tinea 1B43 while m o rt|if« debt mer of 1130. J. Ollle Edmunds, president nf There are seven separate naval 'on homes In tawni end eitlM h»B Increased 4<* limes. the university since IBM, was a units b sy d at NAAS. diowdi^., JolkA,! a CanuL on. down, and msl \ ju a . a t o w l now location.. ■'£ a Pleasure to Live in Florida Therm-O-Tane Gas Clean —Convenient —Economical Sanford Will Prove To Be Your DREAMS COME TRUE. CHINA JEWELRY and have more leisure time to enjoy Florida living CRYSTAL GIFTS Ninth St. at Lauftl At*. 18*7 N. O taata Ava. and .’ APPLIANCE •4 ' C O M P A•N Y’'• . - i �Fosgate Citrus Concentrate Has Big Expansion, Building Program THE SANFORD HERALD Ptgn !«- E Friday Means Auction Time For Everyone ■ f ■VILTN Ct'SHOTO | Tha fratll fruft department o f|ia : plant manager. A t Florid*'! glint d tn ia Indu*Foifata 1* on* of th* most m odtrn1 ft* waa speedily p r o m o t o d i ' Hi* tremendoua Importance o f I in# AHitittc Coast Line tlelltueu •y (row*, aq.grows F o in t* Cll s m h*it equipped in th# #(••• end l rough other fobs x»lnlnf Inereas. fiid a r .nielit la "tsuctisa n is it" I I to Saniord amt Seminole County u itv ^in ih a v e r * h lir t * *’ “'• ,lf,t P‘*n' ** »Ut* to C l jraponSibUtly. ii*‘'**a OlKMf for aeveral hundred ramifies o f. I j empbailied by th* fact that during S S n W L b * pick and Ihip on* million box** o | nera) manaior In I N I Seminole and neighboring countI the INS i r i K t thouiand* of ear*M.fl 1 uit *" • «•■">»• for years Th# new eold ilorai* warehouse lea who find th* Farmer* Auction I ! loads of produce grown In Ihl* m X ’ . ^ I d ’ n'd wT j u h ! Pl‘ n' , hekl Ul# m o ,t unlt>ue 1‘ * iP»clou » buildlm US by IK /t. on Route 17-91 Ju*t aauth of th* I {area were ihlppcd to N orthern1 Sanford City Limit*. “ ,« • & , $ . * *• •""" 1 ‘polnta. Not only la thla an Ideal place I I Seminole County la one of the M ^ J i l t a u S getting rid of your excesi llh w ,n li-«. e lm » ft. hlih. m . for fitllllr I state'a leader* in rail shipment* i* naTroll But iB.u hnM, P’Fwll, Fosgate produce* durlnr v 11 handle ona and a hail million merchendiae hut you alway* tee I of vegetables and eitru* and the -L ter nroml.e for bm£ ! ' , ! h ,h , t , t , n * • »«rl#ty ot /re.h cl i t . ol MS oi. can*. lomenne you know to "chew th* Jl It'S aeaioo ha* been no eaeep- 1 -ower member* of thla m ajeitlr ,rU*, “ nc*m r,,• , m*rkol#d under The warehouia construction was fat with." ^ p tlon. iierprl.e V n ,m * ot Ace Hifh, In- ccompanled by loitallation of th* With th# round of the gong 1 SanfoM ha* an Important part Faieeia'hti^itinx m i. aii . . . 5 u?!ln* .or“ **' ?r ,n «* *nd *r* " * emarkable "palette haUh" an In­ “Col" Larry Jonea. auctioneer, 1 In Florida'* ACL aa th* headquaratarti the bide rolling In and until tera for th* Jacksonville divlalon. j midnight or after there la aeldnm an Idle moment. Rain or clear th# It*. Importance waa emphaalaed t __ l o m o r CAtTAIN AND HRS- S. H. PROVES. Built by plantation Eeitate* Inc, of D*Bar> ahow goea on end often "Col" sslhel^ jss*;. Jones give* a better ahow than la found on many a vaudeville ataga. Charlea Dawson, county agricul­ tural agent, found th* need for iterilng an auction back In April f t of 1951. Tha first aalea war# held ^ In at th# Stale Farmer* M arM on French Avenue. Next It waa moved to tha middle of F. T Meriwether’* row paatur# eaat of th* Naval Air Station where open air aalea wera held. In IN I enough money had been raised to ronatruct the preienl building valued at N.OOO. Now th* new headquarter! haa eattl* _ icalea cattle pen* and many other • Httg working with him lo Improve Thl* l» Or. Derby * Ird year item a of u it. Eg motboda of Insect and diieaae ■"<* ouUlendlng retulla have alTh# company operate* on a M M l; battar the cultural prae- « « 1 f keen aecompllihed by his amall rommiaalon. All of the •get; work on plant breeding, work hard work and experiment*, money taken In goea for additional Improvement*. Nona of th# sever'IB vogotabla crop* In the farming Dr. John W. Wilson, entomoloal periona handling th* aalea la loettoni, ta il varieties, and expert- glat. la a native of Georgia. He given a cent of pay. They volun­ Ifta l generilly did hit gradual* work at Clcmion teer Ihelr lervlee*. Dr. Rupracht ll well equipped ™d North ’Carolina Stela College Nightly rrnwda rang* from *no ll bald thla axparlmanlal work, at Raleigh. Ha received hi* DSC dolo 1100 people depending on the | « waa born In Naw York State, at Buaaey Initllute, a branch weather. The groia Intak* la about * Ittaodcd achool In Rhode Island °f Harvard. MOO a night. A barbecue pit on w |n d received hi* higher education Elimination of Insect peal* l* Dr. Ihe ground* i> renled out on even­ f t tha University of Massachusetts Wilson’s constant goal. Dr. Philip ing! during the week to group*, |t Amherst and at Cornell Unlveral- , Wcitgate, associated Horticulturalgiving Ihe company another amall to. IB 1910 he came to the Unlver- 1*1, came lo the Station from Corinure* of lneome. |i y #f Florida to head tha chcmla- nell University where he received One of tha major attraction* la It • department at III experiment- hia drgree. During the last years the people themaelvea. A atranror l l . Station. In 1937 he waa sent lo he has been testing various types eomtng for th* firat time la greet­ lapferd to replace Dr. E. R. Fur- an.1 amounts of fertilizers for ceed by the "regular*" and before rla ot South Carolina, who had lery and other vegetable*. One of th* evening la over he li a* much porfcsd under him al tha nation hi* main problems Is to seek and at home a t the reat. New frlendDf. Rupracht haa the title of remedy the deficiency of minerals ■hlp* are formed and the farmers *p rica-dlreelor In charge of the Cen. 1° the aoll aueh as Iron, copper, get a chance to talk over th* com­ hon, vie# prfiWent and general *rp ' nc*J,c,‘ n.n .j1® ■Irons River, ing cropi and auch matter*. toll Florida Experiment Siarton. menganc** and magnesium, lie nvnsger of the concentrate co op- I'™* ^ lle "r *he Americas , and Many a deal in addition lo what bfli of hll outstanding dlsroverl** has found a lack of Iron In many, Midget City Is 1* a part of th* Immensely popula actually being aold on the Hind luring th* early d»yi of th# local P'«nl» >n lhl* *rea. „ ' . , lar Central Florida section of high In New Location opened 1b 1U1, and extended from grated by two full-time chemists, Mr. Mer.hon Joined the Foig.ta |n(1 lik „ . Y(ft ,u haa taken place. The operator* Ilatlon waa the cure ol Ihe dlsea*e In a class to themselves are the "It looks like t dollhouse city," Petersburg to Blakely, N. C. along uns all typas of analysis of soil ompony in 1931 upon graduation (0 ,h« Atlantic Ocean .puts the of th* auction ere willing to help Blown aa crack alem in celery by ncmalodca which exist In uncountRggna of odmlnlaherlng Borax. cd number* In all toil. Those tiny la Ihe usual expression when on* the north bank of tha Roanok* *id roots, an Important phase of om Orlando High School. He rose beach and ocean fishing only a people get together In aalei or trade* without taking any com­ A 'ii operation designed to keep tha mm ga* boy to truck driver, to short drive away, .lonjom ln F. Whltner Jr.. iTor- w"rms cannol he seen with jho sees Midget City located on 17-91 River. mission. Al least two hou»e trail­ In Florida, tfi* ACL a c q u i r e d a c r e a g # of citrus in lop pro^ 'or and through a number ■ ■ south of Sanford, levlturalill at the station, huwn»l"'d e-ve but do rnnslderablo er! hive been told during busli w ** Jobs to become manager Sliding glass doors era now being the Plant System In 1901, This d iedon with finest fruit that can The city, recently moved to Its teen working in clua* co-operallon damage. They live on the roots of neii transaction* on the »Me. I f me packing house then fertlll- made more Invisible •lib Dr. Ruprechl In exparlmcnt-’ plant*, retard grouth, particularly new location because of the widen­ railroad waa built by the lata Hen- k« frown, ing of 17-02. Is laid out on a con- ry B. Plant, plonaar developer of Bg In the growing nl new varieties of celery in this me*, Florida. rf vgjetablc* which may prove « u esrtmalcd that (hern are cret# platform In 3,415 square feet Champion McDavli, president I Ndfltinla to-thta leeltrn, ' * about two to four thouiand nema. of area and surrounded by a mineFor Your Health's Soke of th* Atlantle Coaat Lina Railroad * lure railroad track 100 feet In Rfr. Whllnar w-aa born In Sanford, todei per pound of anil. To obtain Co. In a recant pamphlet davotad £ length. Complete In #very detail, It tftwnded loeal ichoola and gradua- specimens la an interesting proto fragment* of history of th* line, flad from the University of Florida cess, First soil Is put Into a eon- has all the characteristics of a slated, "In 1179 and 1M0, Mr. A metropolitan center. A bank, stores B 111#. He served for four years (airier with four parts water. Then y™ I* county agent, and ha* been en- this I; strained through a f!m< riiosli garages, houses, shrub*, paved Plant acquired th* Charlaston and (aped In experimental wurk at Ihe seise which ealchca the nematode*, streets, liny people, bright colored Savannah and th* Atlantic and H Vi station for the past nine years. These aio then placed in (iinnel* automobiles, borne*, buses and Gulf Railroad, and thereafter, beE m >»v gan building a transportation aysi oilier attractions are seen by as Idler# la no end to the problem* containing cotton and tlm noinatem which, at the time of Its *ellegd at th* Station by Dr. Rupro- lodes wash through to tho bottom many a* 1.500 people a day, iht and his staff. Growers from ol ttie tube In Ihe solution, leaving Midget City was brought to 5cml- qulsitlon by th* Coast Lin* In lanlaola, Lake. Orange, Brevard behind foreign matter. They will not# County a little more than ten 1903 operated a network of railind.olhtr nearby counties ar# con- live In the water f .r several limir*. years ago. It was hullt In Ohio or­ roads and alio optralad steamship rtgRIly bringing Ihelr problem* to Dr. Waller T. Seudderi* i> as*o- iginally as a rock garden during lines." At Sanford tha first railroad be­ Ilia- station for solution. d ata horticulturist, Dr. It. It. the depression days in die airly gun waa tha Bouth Florida Rail­ FJantg ar# alwaya becomlag gf. Forbe* la .tha assistant soil chem- 1930s. road a narrow guaga road of tha ■fjf*.',: bF dlseasas. numaroua 1st, and Jack R. Hurst Is an anTh* attraction has heen open to luffctl and mildew*, and this call* lomologlst research aludent of Iho visitors sine* arriving here as a airly IO'i which was later to b* Bf tha knowledge of lha aompa- University of Florida working lo- source of amusement ami Interest, replaced by th* Atlantia Coast Lina. A ril President 0. S Grant turned Hi* firat spadeful of earth for tb t building of this railroad, according to the writing* of Frederick HRand, who at that lima waa praallent of th# Firat National Rank hers and who had extensive land C O O L IN G and REFRESHING hohltng* between Sanford and Or­ lando. BIG V A LU ES in Q U A LIT Y Mr. Rand wga In Longwood whan tha first train from Sanford arriv­ w««* ..«»** #«#* • **m C IT R U S C O N C EN T R A T ES ed Iher* lo June, IU0. In October of that year tha first train reached Orlanda from Sanford. Dally aperatioo of trains began on Nov. 11, 1M0. According to tha lata W. R. O'Neal of Orlando tho population of Orange County which then In­ cluded Sanford end w hit wsi later la be Seminole County wee I.SIS. In hit "Memoirs of a Pioneer," Mr. O'Neal wrote, "The man who had the vision of Ihe slate which waa to be, built th* South Florida, tha riortda Midland, Jackaonvllla, Tampa and Ray Wait and th* Or­ ange Belt, all now a part of th* Atlantic Coast Lina Railroad. Thay not only had th* faith but they contributed their time, money and talents to the developing of th* stele. Most of them were in middle life when they began this work." Hra men who had dreams oft h* "days that war# to ha" war* right In every reaped, for Ihe ACL hM frown to be on* of tha blgfiit try our G R A PEFR U IT name* in th* Stale of Florida and will continue lo irow aa long aa BLEN DED O RAN GE man have th* Initiative and Ihe will that mad# th* first railroad G R A PEFR U IT and T A N G E R IN E track airetch to 5,500 miles. Sntm iy Growers Bring Problems Local Experiment Station Be Sure" with these O rm ngejul (D iW X O J t. <HjLw a , Jalousie* ar* chanting atyllnfl of homes In every climate Jaloualaa are shutters with mavabl* louvari, nr slats, and a r t aupposed to be of Moorish orlfln. alasa jalojslea ere fine for windowa that have no ovorhanglnf •avaa to pro fact it from th# weath­ er. I K ltC H W hstha Jtonn *f Mr. and Mr*. William T. Ftrguson In DoBary Real butterfllai, taavaa and flowar petal* ar# laminated In rie# paper and plastic for ahojla which look good In every home. CITRUS CONCENTRATE CO-OPERATIVE ORLANDO, FLORIDA �tu t : s a n t o k d h e r a l d First Federal In 22nd Year Of Service In (he van nf the economic up­ sweep of surging Seminole County Tha Sanford Public Library, to i« one ii« iji leading fi.i-aU kiul in­ stitution*, toe First Fs»Jcrat S av.( Inga and Loan Association, now In IU twenty-second year of service. | As the ever-increasing, enthusi­ astic immigration of people to’ the county continues there is, of course, a pressing demand for homes—and die money with which to build them. More ami more pros­ pects, acquainted with the Savings and Loan operation from the cities in which they previously have liv­ ed, turn naturally to this source of capital, Howard Faville, president said. In the five years dosing with 1935 the loans made by the local thrift firm have grown from $2,» 0*4,111 in IBM to 14.*10,1171 In the 11 months that closed on Dec. 11. CAS8KI.RKIUIY. one of the many neighboring communities of Sanford In this brief span 4,440 loans for tha purchase. Improvement and construction of homes have totalled f 16,771,7*1. In 1*10 the statement of First Somo nf tho best farm land In Federal showed assets of $1.R<6.4*5. tho world Is available In Sanford The Jeer-end statement on Dec. 11, and Seminole County. Already es 1915 showed U.942.1A8. This In­ tabllshrd as one of Ihe nation's crease of over 210 per cent is mora Important agricultural cen­ symbolic of the growth of the area. ters, Its principal cropi are celery, *inee savings at many chants are eebfcaa*, lettuce, etcarola, arcan Art i f *Jftov u S u iti the basis for die capital of the As­ beans, eggplant, squash, sweet a * : 4V."iw*M-ie.sociation. it is interesting to note corn, and peppers. In 1931, 2.899,that savings advanced from $•.’,- 811 crates of fruits and vegetables, 217,071 to $1,481,410 in this same totaling some gA.OPO.OOO were sold five year period. and shipped from Ihr Sanford -Stale During this time the dividends Farinrrs Market, third largest In have been at the rate of three per Florida. Cabbage topped the list rent a year, payable on savings on with 921.961 packages going through the market, icliling celery, long June 30 and Dec. It. Directors, with an eye on safely time leader, down Into second for savers, have increased the re- place. There wrr* .31 varieties of serves from 1116 813 in 19.M to trulls and vegetables handled last $424,131 according to the statement year, wilh trucks conveying lliein las: year-end. Added security is as­ to 287 cities throughout the United sured through die association's membership In the Federal Sav­ ings and Loan Insurance Corp that Insures each account up to $10,000. \ S( KNK OVKHLOOK1NO the beautiful St. John’* River In Sniif.iril, Faville said. The outlook for Ihe current year Seminole County and Sanford Is Is good, according to Executive s friendly srea, with the big heart Vice President tieorge Touhy, who of a small town, and without the ha>la of the big city. We added that the demand for money link our quiet, casual way of la increasing Terrifically av more are many opportunities (or the find a serious business carried on Whether you have hern thinking i f almost as niurh as «e do. We «f Florida av a new resident, a small investor of retired status hi against a relaxed and pleasing and more people recognize the I 1 1 thhlnk our quiet, casual way of n H . . ..... I..11 many advantages nf residing in vacationer, or a business man, the agricultural and citrus fields background, with the same lakes life would Interest you. tbit attrartlva hub nf scenic Flor which abound in the county. and streams and springs and re there is something hete that will Th n suppose agriculture is your creational facilities dose al hand Ida. It It the opinion nf the oper­ make your life a new adventure Informal and neighborly, the coun­ main inlerest—here In Seminole for the farmer's enjoyment alter a ating officer that Ihe drive for The City flovernment of Sanford sales by major manufacturers will ty is populated by folks who walk la one of the world's greatest con­ hard day at work. Is administered by a five-man counlerac: people'i Inventions In Hoard of Commissioners elected A rapidly growing group of iTghl t..o middle of the road—neither centrations of truck farms. Known save In sums previously planned at large and a commission-ap­ yi h nor poor—but whu have learn- the world over for its celery pro­ Industries Is also offering employ­ pointed City Manager. Th# Mayor m tJ h u M U ♦>:-.*. S U S A duction, the county also packs and ment fur many. Typical of these an that the tightness In the moneyi to gia.p the best in living € .ore in this community of spark­ ships thousands of carloads of are several germrnt factories; market will continue pretty well li elected by the commission, ling lakes, rolling green citrus fresh vegetables of all kinds to the specialising In sports clothes, pa- throughout the year and demand giovcs and acres of productive' nation's market throughout the Jama and lingena manufacturing; will Increase. Directors are E C. Harper S r . 1 lands, they have found life to be year. From Octoher through April, lawn mow era and accessory plants, farms across die county are blan a brush factory, and several boar S. F. Doudney, If. James tin:. J pleasant and relaxing. II Van Hoy. A. F.dwin Shlnholser Picture the business man as he keted with green and growing vege­ iranufaeturing plants. and Touhy and Faville. tables. The county i» nl-<, known We could go on an-d on — hut tl >» away from his desk fur an for Us fine citrus— oranges, grape Officer s in adition In the laher whatever your inlere.ts might he afternoon of fishing In a nrarhy lake »r river . . nr rushing home fruit and tangerines parked heir —we are sure that Seminole ('nun two are Harper an t Hondo->, vice In ihr nfiernoun to take his family and shipped all over the rnuntrv ly offers to you an adventure in prujidenis; Mrs. It. K. t hapinan. Secretary-treasurer; Mrs, James fur a boat ri.lc nr skiing date on a during the season. Here again u« good living. Kkrrn, assistant secretary-Ireasur 0h,-.iihv lake. Or perhaps taking »r; A. Edwin Shlnholser, albiinry, bu n -elf to the nearest golf course Mrs. ('. L. Powell and Miss liar o tennis court where he can enln.v hara Flynt. tellers. his favorite sport through the whole year. Come hunting season, Sanford Is e city nf clean, tree dally, Is famous for Its tropical we >re him with a fine opportunity bordered streets radiating south­ fi-r lirking into a local woods or beauty. The springs pool, with Its ward from the shore of Lake Mon­ a Decent national forest for a day roe, of parks I there are twelve constant temperature of 72 de­ cf sport Here business can lie a within the city limits totaling 47 grees, the large Indoor pool, picnic rombinatlnn nf hard work and acresj, and well kept homes. There grounds and dance pitio make It gu-iil living within the same day. Is e municipally owned and main­ central Florida's favorite recrea­ A And suppose you want to retire tained ton whirh Is me of the larg­ tional grounds. New Smyrna ind Sanford Is situated on the msln ™»nrr your retirement Income will est in Florida, a modern swimming Daytona Beaches, famous rtie line of the Atlantic Coast Line gv further in the relixed Informal world over, are but 54 and 42 miles Railroad, 124 rail miles smith of atmosphere t h a t chararteriies pool. Tourist riuh building with Jacksonville and 114 rail miles adjacent recreational area, pier from Sanford. Seminole County. The mild climate and handshrll, and a new- concrete A municipal pier and prlvste northeast nf Tamps, and Is thus reduces |hc complexities of life and iterl athletic stadium boat works with dry dock snd assured of fait freight, express and And >our retirement home can hel.akes and srreams in the San­ complete repslr faculties are avail­ passenger service In all points In CDue i roil beauty spo: because tha US. In 1953 the Atlantic Cnasi t'-e lush soil and mild eltmate ford area furnish the finest of able to pleasure craft which may Lina completed a half million dol­ reach Sanforvl via Ihe Inland water fresh water fishing, while salt t untune In let you grow an array o' beauty in your own yard. That water fishing Is hut an hour's route from any part of the At­ lar Improvement program In San­ ford which Includes e new air-con­ soil ami climate make gar- drive away. There Is an abundance lantic seaboard. t ime of game in the County. Turkeys, The 18-hnle course of the Sem­ ditioned rombinatlnn passenger •ning a real pleasure, and many tha freight depot, District Headg-Hied folks supplement their In- ducks, squirrels, doves end quail inole Country Club which Is ownsd quarters offices, snd extensive re­ are plentiful. In the "Jungle" srea* and operated by tha New York r me* uith their home gardens p inted in vegetables. Fuel costs are deer, bears, foxes and wild­ (Hants' Mayfair Inn attracts golf novations to car and Dirsel servic­ enthusiasts from all over the coun­ ing shops. v il< h plague the northerner he. cats. Federal Highway 17-91 and Itate Year around swimming may he try. Recent extensive Improve­ c one almost nonexistent here, v hllc taxes are reasonable and, enjoyed in the springs and lakes ments now place tills course Highways 4* and 41$ maka kin• A utp (slung s’ imi sllc help Is plentiful and re nf Ihe region. Sen Lando Springs, among tha finest In tha entire ford easily eccettlhla by motor from all parts of tha country. Ac­ iitivcly Inexpensive. And there | with a flow of 15.nn0.000 gallons, Southeast. • Window films cording lo figures released by Ihe Flurida State Highway Depart­ • Mirrors ment, traffic on Highway 17-92 has Increased 143 per cent during Ihe past Twelve years, snd between Sanford and Orlando in the second heaviest in the entire state. San ford Is eervesi by two mejor truck lines snd the Florida Ore)hound Bus lystrm. For Air service by either Eastern or National Air Lines Is available Office Supplies within twenty miles of Sanford. Office Furniture A twelve-fout government main­ tained channel from Jacksonville to snd Equipment Sanford makes water transporta­ GUARANTEED tion posstbla lo all eastern sea­ and' (ht ports, Threa oil companies with WORKMANSHIP Finest (lift bulk stations in Sanford trans­ port all fuel oil and gasoline b> Suggestions water (or distribution throughout For Enduring lleauty , . . .L'SE central Florida. The Florida Tow­ In Town er Corporation and the Flurida • Tower 4> Light Company generat­ Florida — TcHtcd ing plants on Lake Monroe uve water transportation fur fuel Oil. Tonnage handled in 1931 into San­ ford was I.2UO.OUO barrels of heavy and Enamel burner oil, and 623,ooO barrels of gasoline. The cost per barrel was from 10 lo 15 cents per barrel, without a return shipment. Fast dependable taxi servica Is provided In Hie Sanford an-a by FAINT GLASS a U r * A r * of radio equipped 117 Macnolln Phone 1203 cabs operated by tha Sanford tra n sit Una j on* t l the many wondera U be a re a !■ SanslaaU County. Good Farmland Available Here J-lorida Holds Life O f Adventure ■ m W XK' fir! ' u Many Activities Available Here e s 'H »• Fifth ttt *• Is a Spanish typa building nestle* among towering, mois-eovere* oak trees. From tho moment you e» tor there Is an atmospbare of quietness and beauty. Row upon neat row of book! Una tha walls and nlslea of tho Hire# rooms. Smooth poUshed floors, fluorescent lighting and • number of reading tablts provide a pleasant ipot for raiding and relaxation. In the rending room (here are many maps and msgitlnts for thoia who want to look up refer* ences. According to Mri- S. Drlggerl, librarian, over 9,000 peoplo used Hit library last year for refar*ae« work alone. All the best sellers In both fie* tlun and non-fietlon ore Included among tha *00 new books which hive been added In the Sanford Municipal Library during the past year. Visitors In Sanford ran easily obtain Temporary resident cards. This was found *n ho b atata m r* many Use yorsMlntl of file S i t * Air Station came here after aso base had reopened. , An effort has been made for thw past several years to obtain books and magatinei which would meet tha Inlaraat of tha thlldran and tren-a*rrs. About 5 S'X) bon-a a rt available for uae now la tho library for thsae ages. Mrs. Drlgieri- staled that tho younger generation, at a whole. Il reading a better d a n at kook* especially biographies and laalrue* tlonal volumes. Stetson University pupils are frequent visitors to tha lanford Tubtie Library slnca It It ao wall equipped with reference hooka. Alio, tha teechars In Seminole County feel free to bring their classes of pupils to tho library to familiarise them with the faellL ties. Msny subscribers Include re* sldents of Seminole County, Do* Bsry Estates and many tourists, who -Ust reading as one of the "m usts" for winter and tum m ir relaxation. Assisting Mra. Driggers la Mrs. U M. Walker. Vacation Transportation Available All Around Sanford IT'S SANFORD FLO R ID A , Free Estimotos BRUNING PAINTS P O W E LLS A A �i m s a k t o Ad h e r a l d Phillips 1st To Mass Produce Homes Here O N I O F THH lovely homei Statistics Provo People Live Longer In Sunshine State ,j StalUlics era proving it . . . . jicople live longfr tn Florida I This ]» undoubtedly'dUB to Ihe pure a|r, lha gulden sunshine, the relaxing I'.mosphrre, and e rllmuln which s not extreme In rithrr dlrortlun. 'oiks literally live outdoors all year 'round. If they are not outside |n the sunshine, they have the floors and windows open, iotlltig the tranquil, .haltny sir seep in] their icrvca ar* belter, for there Is no olae. no hurry, no tension. Drinkng water in Sanford is excellent, lumped from deep artesian welli. 'hose afflicted with cardiac or idnoy ailments, arthritis, sinus In­ action*,, high blood pressure, res­ piratory disorders—all have found loeldcd relief In Ihis climate, if hot on actual curat Cokls, flu, and fanoumonla ara almost non-existent. Average January temperature it •0.8 degrees , , . August, 82.1. Im rlsf t n ; n r period t t Ki m , ! i »— of 34nfcr.* a^&sSy bagan, with Hit building industry flrrt liking ear* a4 the pent-up demand which accumulated dur­ ing the war pair* whan no build­ ing look place. My own construc­ tion firm la particularly proud of Ila role In breaking tills log­ jam by being the flrit to m a» produce homei In Sanford.' The IMS leiilon of the Legislature recognised the beginning of growth time in IMS, win >#e mor# of a buyer's market. There may also be a lot of othe conditions which built by Phillip*. (Photo B y Jameson). may not be welcomed by the in­ dividual builder but which, 1 be­ lieve, said Phillips, will represent a more bealthy-growth climate for Sanford over the long run. With A BOMB IN ONB of the many developments alerted fay Phillips. (Photo By Jam u * a) n buyer's market, the builder will have to provide better workmanshtp; ha win have to aeek con­ stantly for better locations and he By (1RACK THURSTON will have to seek continued diversi­ Th» Lake Monroe School started Founded In 1888 under the administration expressive arts, ■« offered l* those wh* wish to fication of architectural design. Th« home purchaser of IMS will auspice* ef th* Congregational health and education. In mis as a one room school. Ses­ complete their education er fw not only be seeking good financing Church, Rollins Collage a t Win­ sions were first held in the Com­ In the past two years Rollins those who wish to be aartlfleg terms hut will alto want a haste at ter Park was th* first college In has entered into cooperative pro­ in Education. munity Church. The school itruerest Individuality. He will not be Florida. Now a non-den omInation­ grams with Duke Unlvarelty, Few campuses offer morn ture wis soon started end pupils Present School content In living In Juat another al email, independently-endowed New York University, and the physical charm than that of Rol­ moved In, end fetching started “ project home." The builder will liberal arts college, Rollins baa Amos Tuck School of Businesa lins. Located on tha shore of March 1 , 1011. Tha Lake Mary F-TA waa or­ Building A t Geneva have to fight for mortgage money attracted the attention of edu­ Administration a t Dartmouth Lake Virginia, tha MediterraneanMr. Shlnholser was the contrac­ ganised In 1029, when tha present and win experience to soma degree cator- throughout the United Statei College. Under these programs, type buildings, with their bal­ tor for the building and the archi­ Erected In 1924 a continuation of material short­ for many years. a qualified student may attend conies, loggias, gardens and foun­ tect w n the late F. I t Trimble. acbool-butldlng waa opened for Tbs present school building at ages. Impressive Rollins three years and tha other tains, suggest tha Spanish tra­ Roltina has madi use. Tha local association entered All the daises met In ena large Institution, two. At the end of dition* of Florida and symbolist Geneva whleh waa arecUd In 1024 room, which was divided by sheet* (ha National Congress of Parents le a brick structure with an audi­ The minimum allowable VA and contributions to the field of edu­ the fourth year he receive* a th* warmth of Rollins' education. FHA down-payments were increas­ cation. Under the lete Dr. Hamil­ for tha many daises. and Teachere March 14. 10)3, and torium with seating capacity of ed by 1% in lata 1955. During this ton Holt, more than 23 years sgo Bachelor’* degree from Rollins. Although Rollins does not p l* $ During the time Mr. Jacobs was received Ha charter October 24, 230, four elaieroonsi, and • cafe­ present year, we will probably see the college personalised educa­ At the end of the fifth year he Intercollegiate football, it has principal and taught fha school, It 1034. The membership hae grown teria where hot lunches are serv­ a continuation of the mortgage tion and *slab1ishod Its now receives a Master's degree in competed successfully in baseball, accredited became the f I r s from 35 member* in 1033 io 80 ed to the children dally, money shortage and the mainte- famed conference plan of teach­ Forestry from Duke, ■ Bachelor basketball, crew, tennis end golf school, Clan L. Mr. Jacobi had an members at the present time, Th# faculty conslet* of Mr*. hanre of the increased minimum ing. Under the confcrenc* meth­ of Science degree in Engineering against such larger universities enrollment of 200 pupils at that Miry Lee Nichols, principal, and down-payments. There may olso he od, classes are kept small In or­ from New York University, nr a and college* a* Ohio State, Michi­ time. The building of the Ice The association has received (he teacher of the Intermediate grades, a tendency to further shorten the der to permit fre* discussion be­ Master of Business Administra­ gan State, North Carolina, Duke, University of Florida, University Plant and th* pew Power Plint Alue Ribbon Award three years and Mra, Corinna B. Lowry, Prin- langth of mortgage loins. All o( tween teacher and student. An in­ tion degree from Tuck School. brought many familial to Monroe. for meeting tha National Congress mary Instructor. Th# presen! aa- these condltloni, I believe, he said dividual curriculum Is planned On April 1, 1053, Rollins Col- of Virginia, Amherst, and others. for each student. , lego became the eighth institu­ Rnllins* baseball team went to The second addition of the school requirements for progressing, and rollment approximates forty. will be healthy over die long run During the pest years un* tion of higher learning In th* the finals in the national college came In 1923. Later Mr. and Mra. “ Wa ara striving toward that goal because the horn* purchaser will Soflbin, soccer, volleyball, and smith tn he elected tn member­ baseball tournament In 1934^ Jacobi helped organise the lunch this year." simpler team gamei ara the major be giving more reel consideration ship In the College Entrance Ex­ its tennis team I* usually rankew room, and assisted with It In ad. Among th* tanglbla accomplish­ physical ed. aetivliiai ef tha to the actual values ha Is gelling amination Board, This member­ among the first Sen In the na­ dltlon to teaching the children. ment* of lha past are (he purchas­ group. The fifth end eixth grade rather thin just buying terms. ship, which associate* Rollins tion and th* firet five In the The Jacobs plaited the acorns, ing of dishes for the lunch room, puplli participate In the Semi­ We are particularly promt that with slightly over 100 of the lead. South and Ita basketball team is and nourished the lovely oaks, a loud speaker, aad varied play­ nole County Spelling Bee each our own firm, Wellborn Phillips, Ing colleges and universities in considered ono of the strong outfits that now stand Ih the school yard, ground equipment. Also a school year. the nation, 1* another Indication In Florida, it* eight-ear crew i* Jr. commented has already given where they stand u a. dedication library for which the pa rants are of the attainment of the highest rankrd high among the amalt As ita major project of the year considerable attention to location to Mr. and Mra. Jacobs. Mr. Jacobs putting forth much effort in »•- the P-TA le Instilling m w play­ and individuality of each home and academic standing. Rollins Is the college* who participate in the dkl miny thing! to improve not lading books for tha childran. In ground equipment for the pupils. such development! aa Wynncwood only college nr university In sport. only the teaching syitem In Bam- tha last year approximately ISO Florida which has hern elected and Loch Arbor are eloquent proof hole County, also many thlnge to new books have been purchased, mcmhershlp tn the Board. Galileo nude th# first scientific of this. In selecting areas for de­ Improve the community. He organ­ which ha* increased great inter­ as During th* winter months Rol­ study of sunspots. velopment, wa have searched for ised the first basebsH teafh In est In the maintaining and tha use Clubs Kindle Civic natural beauty and then designed lins offer* s variety nf Commun­ India plans in apply Irrigallon Seminole County Is 1918, along with of tha library, an additional 20 mUljgn «crei in ity Courses open to the public. lha appropriate homes to fit the Pride, Cooperation setting. Dr. Blackburn of Rollins College. They Include lecture* on nrt, In addition to this, In 1958, In November IMS tha !3nd an­ Tha spirit of cooperation Is en­ we are seeking to effect soma very music, science, psychology, and Mr. Jacobs left Lake Monroe nual convention of tha Florida Ttw U.S. natural gas industry many other subject*. Several School In 1928, to become the Congress of the Parents and Teach­ gendered In the Sanford end Semi­ substantial additional Improvenole County area through the many courses for eeilege credit are al- has 29,110,000 customers. principal of tha Junior High School. ers was held In Miami. Tha Lake menata—new types of hesling, for Principals that followed after Mery P-TA had two delegates at­ club* end organisation* which example, end new style* of.archi­ Mr, Jacobs were: Clarence Priest, tending this convention. Members kindle civic prifta and dose har­ tecture ere very shortly going to Herman Morrli (now principal of of l*-TA who attended such meet­ mony. he Introduced. To make our home* Hcmlnole High School), Ben Steele, ings contribute a great deal io In Sanford alon* one may hecome even more nearly “ Florida Mr. True, Mrs. Botes, Mr.,NlchoIa. Iheir local units for tha benefiii a member of the Rotary Club, Kl- Homes,'* wa will go even more into wanls Club, Lions Club, Junior the use of glass brick and glass and Ihn present principal, W. J. they receive. Chambar of Commerce, Chamber Wclla Jr. Th* main objective of (ha Lake of Commerce, Merchants Associa­ paneling and larger wtndowi and w« will use more and mors, with The enrollment at tha preient Mary P-TA through tha years has time la over 100 pupils. First bees to promote good eillsenshlp tion, or of any tha lodgaa such as each horns, a greater profusion of Masonic, Odd Fallowi, Woodman tropical plants aid citrus trees. through right grades are taught In through better understanding Kitchens and bathrooms will be­ Lake Monroe. Teachera now at among parent, teacher, and child. of tha world and others. The ladlei are associated In tha come resl thlnge of besuty. W* will Monroe arta: First grade: Mrs. Hie purpose of the 1955-58 P-TA Dorothy Dmighton, second and program has been to advance moral Pilot Club, Business and Profee- ba using, very largely, colored kit­ third grades; Mrs. rnullne Kirk­ and spiritual education in the alonal Women* Club, Garden Club, chen appliances and colored plumb­ and numerous church circles. ing fixtures, most often associated patrick, fourth and fifth grades: home, school and community. There Is a boastful pride emong with higher-priced homes. , Mr. W. Watt, sixth and seventh Tha officers for our local unit Sanford and Semlnola Cousty folks grades: Mr. nrn Steele, eighth Phillips concluded, “We will pur­ grade; W. J. Wells Jr., alio prin- for 1955-58 a rt as follows; president for their friendly spirit sue In IMS an even further diver­ happiness Mra. W. B. Evans; vlca president, cIpaL sification of architectural styles. Mrs, Cecil Mixon, aecretery, Mrs. When you want to learn hew to Wa wll continue the development J. L, McCracken; treasurer, Mrs. do a Job right, aek tbs expert*. And of the Brittany Farm House—a A. Casa; working aimultaneouily The delegation said Turkey now when It comae to attracting tour­ ■tyla new to Sanford. At the same gelt leas than one per cent of Eu­ with our faculty consisting of Pro­ Here Are A Few ists, Floridians know quite a few time, ou plans call for the further fessor Hugh Carlton, Mrs. Hugh rope's tourist businesa and they development of tha styles Includ­ fraught th* experts eould supply Tlllli, Mrs. R. L, Humphrey, aad of the answers. Typical Listings ing the modern and conventional, Mr*, Glenn Oochran. Mma answers. ot make IMS one of the most in­ Our aommunlty is a better plica a la il Jalousie* ar* appropriate teresting and rewarding and auefor ancloslng a poreb—they're In­ ceeiful and constructive years for Shojla ar* baing need In many in which !o live for having had 4 Unit Apartment Rouse, $260.00 ft Bedroom, frame construction, on Parent-Teachers Association. conspicuous. Sanford and Semlnola County." horaaa la placa of draperies. industrial Group Lake Monroe School Of Seminole County Started A s One Room The Industrial Committee of the lemlnole County Chamber of Com* nerca invites inquiries regarding luslnes* opportunities In tMi area, ro assist this Committee In cncour* glng new Industry to locate In lanford la a City appointed Inlustrlsl Board composed of local business men and civic leader*. jBoth these bodies coopersta wilh Sanford Industries, Inc., a private gorpornllon formed io arrange for iln urrl renovations to existing {sp ulldlngi which may be available lor now manufactories. This cor. ^oration also Is prepared tn give Assistance In the erection pf new lulldlngs for prospective Industries, tj Building sites strategically Iogated for direct rail or water trans­ portation are plentiful. Several buildings arc available which wore formerly used hy Ihn Atlantic Coast Line Railroad before Hw erection of their neW freight and passenger depot.'. These hays the Advantages of location on a railtoad siding. The larger of the two, i brick structure of two stories, B on t a i n s approximately 10,000 gquar* feet of floor space. *t Inquiries for additional Inform*. Mon regarding buildings or buildtug altcn tony he addressed to the Eominute County ( hamher or Cam* jeiorco, P. U. Box 1581, Sanford, Florida, For the building industry In jUmiM-t* Cvirtv. ISCSI <**•* w*li be a moat challenging and diffi­ cult year—and also, perhaps, the moit Interesting and rewarding, tald Wellborn C. PhUllpa Jr., lo­ cal builder. Competition among borne buildera, be laid, will be very sharp. This will force great Improve­ ments In workmanship, materials and designs. A continuous bailie will be waged to secure the best financing terms, be revealed. And Phillips ssld, “The average IMS home will have batter and more complete equipment than Hi counterpart irt la 1981." 1MB.1 More atteation will be given to location and block and (treat layouts and to engineering and e further efforj will be mads to gat away from the "project* type of development with the repetition of • limited number of plana over and ever again. "1 believe," Wellborn C. Phillip*, Jr. said, "that tha bom* buyer of 1M6 will he purchasing a home substantially better In many ways than the homo be could have bought In lMg." PhlUlpa said, “During Me year IMS wo saw the end of ono era and the Beginning of a new era. Tha first era began with the sod of Its rols in breaking this log- Rollins College In Florida SAN FORD and tha SEMINOLE »■•** SH ORTCUTS to SECURITY ond W H ATEVER YO U R N EED -W E'V E G O T IT ! WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE • TOOLS • HARDWARE • GARDEN TOOLS • KITCHEN WARE • BOLTS • NAILS ALL SUPPLIES FOR: Hunting, Fishing, Camping H I L I J IM PLEM EN T monthly Income, close In, excellent return on $22,600.00 1 acre of good land, furnished at $4,50000 — Tenna. Naw, I Bedroom, masonry borne, close to shopping center and Air Bate, $10,000.00, ^ cash. New, 8 bedroom, 2 bath homes, near Country Club, prlcea start at $12.800.00. Good terms arranged, «om# aa Ipw aa $800.00 down. Several tiled forms, flow­ ing well*, torn* with homesSea us for Groves,- Lakefrontage, River frontage, lota and acreage. Wa hava no ilde-llnagt Malting you happy is our business. l 2160A KA VE. Phont Sanford 446 StuninakL (REALTORS) T. W. MERO PH O N EU �a«W »St|R Fi;™ v __________________________________ 1 W HY AC C EPT A N Y T H IN G BUT ' / V - f i. THE PHILLIPS £ WITH THE MATERIALS, WORKMANSHIP. * + IN THE LOCATIONS ^ IN THE ENGINE SE ED DEVELOPMENTS £ WITH THE EQUIPPED 0 MOST COMPLETE fR P g d U T M RAINBOW KITCHENS a#*„11■ _>■»!»••! £ WITH THE t* . ’f A COLORED PLUMBING FIXTURES And All For The Financing Terms V . A . , F .H .A . & Conventional (Carrying Charges Less Than . .^ 4 ,« * • Phillips Developments in the Sanford Area: Little Venice Pinehurst San Lanta Franklin Terrace Loch Arbor Buena Vista Sanfo Park Highland Park Wynnewood Phillips Terrace Frank L Woodruff Subdivision (CryaUl L«k« IwlUm) Dreamwold Magnolia Heights G E N E R A L ® E L E CTRI C GE automatic dishwasher fit deluxe, 9*M N homes GE garbage disposal) GE 9*2 cu ft refrigerator • M .gal. GE water heater GE automatic washing machine In deluxe 2-bath homes • GE large siae range ALSOi JUtchw T M tiU to r — M ol4#4 F w m ls e « W * • * NOT A PROJECT! jTUsCSb'o'wi Sine# 1949 Sonford'i '■"i. K*1 . ?> • . & ■ ' n < * - * M -**Kiif . -v'> • M U .... » ;j ' .• ' ... LITTLE VENICE �IN V ITES Y O U T O VISIT US TH E S P R IN G , S U M M E R , W IN T E R or F A L L , a a ra U rallaa off tba cost of [ hlua Atlantic Ocean and In the i central section of tha Sunibtna i la a quid, eharminf, m onaudad community of email tow n. Strung alagantly together by a larlaa of auniparked lake*, lolling green grovea of citrui, and acn a upon acre* of wonderfully (rnductlva farm land*, it la a M M /populated by folks who walk down the middle of the road— neither rich nor poor — but who b a n learned to graip tha bes( In ■ them, Ufa haa begun anew, Witt glorious meaning . . . for ttal la aro people who love tha wide outdoora. . . tha golden iun which •htaaa all day long all tha year , . . . the green and growing „ of their garden* . . . the go, they pick off their own •They glory In the aialea which cover the front porch flamboyant beauty, and love lb* lacy hour* drifting down a quiet itraam , hoping the “ big one" won't gat away, Thcio are neigh, borly communltlei, with people leaving more or lesi the aame lab |ts and eager to help a friend. * apy of them are folk* of retire«eOt egt'W ho have found they have been merely “existing" the st fifty year* — now they arc imlng to live! Seminole County, green with tropical beauty and bunting truck farms. Is a breadand-buller area, without preten­ tion, where a person can relax at l i l t and do the things he't always Wanted to do. Sanford, ____ a thriving littla city claiming some 18,000 of the counfy'a >0,000 permanent residents, Is principal elty and seat of BerniQOle County government. Located on the aoulharn fringes of majestic Lgka Monroe, It Is the head of navigation on the St. Johni River Which link* central Florida by Water with the entire aaitorn sea­ board. On tha main line of the At­ lantic Coast Line Railroad which E $ ha a it* district headquarter* for tha area here, It Is also served by two track Unci, a through bua sys­ tem, and la traversed by If. S. Highways IT and 92 and State Highways 46 and 415. Agriculture Is, of eouria, the principal occupation and commod­ ity not only of Sanford, but of all of Semlnola County. It la, In fact, ■ concentrated agricultural center devoted to the production of vegotablaa and citrus fruila. Also an Integral part of Sanford Is the San­ ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station with Its 1500 personnel. Not only does Its payroll help cement the economic stability of tha area, but the man have become ao happily content to live In this tropical hav­ en. They Ilka Sanford . . . and Sanford does Indeed like the Navy! Sanford la an Informal town . . . folks saunter down Iti city streeti chatting with their neighbors. There la no rush, no hurry, no hustle and bustle. The thrill traf­ fic nolia of the big city It absent here . . . yet buslneai abounds In rewarding volume. The County ItieLf la a lush area of beautiful lakes, groves, and farmlands. Largest In population, next to Sanford la Oviedo with Its l*0o acres of fertile firm land, too acres of citrus, snd large market­ ing firms located on the south side of I.ake Jessup. With a congenial population of tlOO, It la In the heart of tha rich murk land so Ideal fur the raising of celery and cab­ bage—progressiva, growing, with business moving along at t very sherp clip, filevla, nearby, Is an un­ incorporated village of some 35 houses, ill of one faith, all one nationally, started In 1012 by Slovak-Amerlcon factory workers who migrated to Florida and hogan to farm, backed only by their energy and meagar savings. Today, the community boasts some of the largest truck farms In the country, with a startling high financial rat­ ing. Lonrwood, to tha southwestern section of Seminole County, and espedilly popular with tourists, has as Its principal Industry the growing snd shipping of citrus fruits. Then thsra 1* Lako Mary In an area of lovely lake country ever popular with boaters and fishermen . . . Lake Monroe, a few miles west of Sanford, with eelery fields traversing Its acre­ age . . . Forest City, home of Forest Lake Acs demy and the gi­ gantic Fosgete Citrus Concentrate Corporation, manufacturers of con­ centrated citrus products snd Jel­ lies . . . Geneva, with Its cattle and grovel . , . Altamonte Springs, Chuluota, Goldenrod, and Piola, citrus producers, Fern Park and Casselberry, famoua for their luxurious ferns. Because of the railroad center here, tha abundance of power sup­ plied by the two power plants, and a large labor pool, Industry la mov­ ing Into the county with Increasing tempo, providing payrolls for the area and work for those seeking employment. Financial Institutions a rt housed In two banks and a savings and loan firm in Sanford and a hank la Oviedo. Shops are more than adequate, with addition at facilities available In Orlando, a city of 80,000, Just twenty miles sway. But above and heynnd the "work­ able" side of Sanford and Seminole County, there are so many won­ derful things to do . . . healthful things, like fishing tha nearby fresh lakes aird streams, with ocean gama only an hour’s drive away. There ts hunting during (he season for turkey, duck, quail, deer, foxes-even wildcats over In the “Jungle." Thera Is year ’round water skiing, and swimming In the various clear water springs snd lakes of tha county . . . In the Municipal Pool at Sanford . . . at tropically cool Senlando Springs . . . a nine hole golf course at Casselberry and an IS-hole golf course at tha Semlnola Country Club In Sanford owned and oper­ ated by the New York Giants' Mayfair Inn . . . Spring training and exhibition games by the Minneapo­ lis and Richmond Baseball Clubs . . . and cultural advantages In tha form of lectures, recitals, concerts, snd drama at nearby Winter Park’s Rollins College or Stetson University In DcLand. There are tourist clubs, social clubs, church societies, women's j clubs, civic clubs—friendly faces evcrywhere-ln fact, something for everyone eager to find new Joy In Ills art of Florida living! W t Knewycra MI! be favorably fmpreewa M tH ffl# many advantages of “Florida’s Fastest Growing City”. Keeping abreast with’ the growtK of the city, you will find fine streets, schools, churches, useful utilities, a brand-new-up-to-the-minute hospital and best of all, a friendly people that will make you feel at home. COME FOR A VISIT AND PREPARE TO STAY New York la 13,151 miles from San Francisco via the Straits of Magellan and 5,203 miles vLa Hie Panama Canal. j a p a n produced 5V>,029,000 pounds of spun rayon In 1055. THE BOARD OF SANFORD CITY COMM19SIONE R3 and official*, Reading- left to right (front row) are! Commlaiionerg John KrJder. pnvid Gntcbell, Mayor F. D. Scott, Jack Rntlqan. and Ear! Hlirirlnbotlmm. (Hark RowPolice Ch ef Roy G. Williams. City Attorney William C. Hutchinson, Jr., City Manager Warren E. Knowles, and City Clerk H. N. Sayer. (Staff Fhoto). i ™ CITY, COMMISSION OF SANFORD, v* FLORIDA. vi 5 , wm W I ’r~ *,1* M * W® • «>«aU al tha wmfcfof and of * Basraall bordartn* Salta Monroe at Sanford. (Staff Photo) « 'ibis la aa almost everyday ooeuraaee along tba -y*u v» , . * 1[1 rH ' ^| i . _L •JC-sz- IHiRMCSSgS ■WIT 1 �§ -Trrrro t**n»ryupf mvV \ •rf V fiT:*„*1 >> *jv- •. ------------ _ ......... — -----------------, . 3f*“ *> ^ *;*> ::.>• ' ' . :V>* '-fW g k ■■•" • .* Growing, Peaceful Community Of Lake Mary Began In 1870 No Limit To Type Of Letters Sent To Local CofC n r r.K o n n iA m i l , Kich week thousand* of Inquir­ ies from all over the V. S. anil other countries too pour Into Chamber of Commerce offices throughout Florida requesting In­ formation on business, employ­ ment, agriculture, housing, retire­ ment.. . .unclassified. This mall is especially heavy during the winter months Some, one comes down with a rhest cold, mama sets tired of muddy tracks on freshly scrubbed floors, papa akida going down the hill to work and bashes In a fender, and that evening the family gather* around and writes a letter to Florida. “ Please send us Information about. . .* * « i The Seminole County Chamber of Commerce mall In those first five categories abm> just about triples during the cold months Every rard and letter is answered too, and frequently bv personal reply in addition to mimeographed statistical material, Irochurcs, booklets, ao.l enplra of The Herald. The printed material is revised often. In the hope of covering . everything that rould possibly hr asked, hut it’* those “ Unclassi­ fied” Inquiriei that keep John Q Public away ahead of the Cham­ b e r staff. For instance, we haven't a thing f*i our material nn “ scorts," which just recently popped up in a letter from Barbara, a girl of eleven “ My grandfather case me snmr things about Sanford.” stir wrote. “ I am very interested in Sanford i 1 would like to know more .ibniil awimmlng srorta and sports. Would you he kind enough to send me something about what I have jti*l ■aid.” We were sorely tempted to type off a little note to Barhara: “ It you will tell its about scorts . . any kind of scorts. . we'll hr glad to tell you If we have swimming •rorts ” i A gentleman In Michigan re quested of us, “ Kindly furnish me Information for aceomodaItons with children four and six years old during the month of February." This was the first we lcricw that accomodations came with child­ ren. We always thought It was the other way around, very murh an. Judging frnm the tales of chic­ ken hones found tinder aofa rushI ions after the departure of a ten­ ant with three nr four of the little rascals. J I I ' *J*i THK NF.Wt.Y CONSTUl'CTKD Disabled American Yctrrana Home near Sanford ( Photo Ily Jam eson) • Then there was Ihn man who, In 1ISA1, gave a pedigreed dog to a Sanford family (whose name and address he had lost I with the understanding that he was to hav* one of her pups at any lime. “ I would he forever gralrful In you." he wrote, “ if you rould help me.” And who wouldn't! Doubling for a detective agenci or a credit bureau are frequent requests. “ Please give me the prcsrnl address and telephone number of Miss Jan Doe, who used In live in Sanford,” or “Tell me honestly what yon think of Mr, fll.vnk The information you send will he kept strictly confidential." Confidentially, the run around the Inquirer receives on that particu­ lar tvpe of letter could be televis­ ed! This one from Flossie Bulh brought out the hlood-hnund in us. “ To whom tt may concern I am writing you sirs to ask if soil will please help me locate James Brown address alias Jim itnc last known location Holdshorn Thanking you I ani w a n ­ ing " Presumably Fln«*tr liulh is still wailing for we verv heartlessly tossed her letter into the Pillir Meet Me At The Clock “ When I come to Sanford where c»n 1 find you?" “ Well, meet me at the rloek." Considering there arp four wavs to enter the City of Sanford this is a very appropriate answer For right where the four mails meet stands the huge iron rloek rnniis. teil in Its concrete base which has herome an outstanding attraction to tourist* anil out-of-townspeople. The Chirk was put up on Nov. <, Ifl.U hv the Merrhanf* A»sn It was originally on the rnrnrr of First St. and Park Avr next considered liospilablr. Not Just everstmdy is thes# days. This one from Buenos Aires delighted us, and w# are giving it in its entirety: “ Gentlemen: Kniagnl in a Span­ ish drsrripllnn about resource*, economical and cultural life, vara ttonal and travel facilities m the Stales and Canada, t gathered a copious mtm (native mater in I on 111.it subject, besides a line “ Col Irclum fur Tourists” composed of a richly illustrated literature* map-, folders from the most im­ portant place*. Would you tie so kind and help me In Include In mv work e!«" your publicity aluff regarding your town and its virlnity and data which you consider as Interesting for mv nurooe* sod o"r File. fJore in a while w# receive a letter of appreciation. "We thank toil again.” said one of these, ' for taking the Interest fur me. Sure is Southern hospitality lived up to." It Is nice to know Dial wo arc LIFE tn the National Bank building. The Florida Stale Bank is situated at that spot now. The neat few years the National Bank moved arms* the street to a new location, where the Atlantic National Bank is todav, and the rloek moved with II. It was placed in hack and hardly noticed. Then came the depression and the hank rinsed. Six months lalrr it was sold hy the receiver* from Washington al public aiirlion. A II Motes bought the budding and two years later lie was approached to do Hale tile rloek to the Mei chain« of Sanford to lie erected in its present site. He consented to donate it to thr merchants decided In engrave his name on the four side* of the rloek at the top. Yahoo* merchants donated their lime, r\prim - and talents to fix Hire lock Metal for Hie top was hammered and cut, lighting wa* planned and a b.i-r fixed When Park Ave was lieing laid flic contractor wanted to iriiuuc the rlork but the townspeople would not allow it. The clock ts operated bv nine dry cell batteries which have to he rhangrd every year and a half li is run bv a master rloek which is «rt no In tixnissUUi • is so much easier Now You Can Furnish. Your Home.... Top To Bottom....... At Sanford and DeBarys Ti.t- Lake Marv of tsi.ia. *.**i began back In *M() when a man named Bent settled In that vicini­ ty. Thr town’s first name was his own. When the narrow gauge rail­ road which liter hreame the At­ lantic Coast Line was built, a sta­ tion was put where the town now standi and was named "Bents." In the same decade which brought Bents, rim * Judge Mc­ Donald Paramorr, a civil engln* ccr. A lown'ile was surveyed It began where the present srhivol now stands and ran south along thr Wrst shore of Lake Mary. The town was named Belle Fontaine, In abmit tMn Dr W. ||. Evans, the father of Frank Evans, rame, and the name was changed to Lake Mary. At about the tame time Gener­ al Sanford started a grove devel­ opment which he railed Belalr about two and one half miles south of Sanford In the direction of Lake Mary, The railroad hullt a depot thrre approximately twice lh*> site of the Lake Mary station. Two rnllrs south of Belalr another station vva* built sod named Cry­ stal l.ake. Tlirn rame Lake Mary. A mile south of Lake Mary was Soldier Creek Station. Lake Mary's first postmaster was named Webster, In addition to handling the town's mall he was railroad agent and keeper of a general store He worked at all three of these tasks until HIM when he was killed hy an express train. Back in IMO a Dougherty had served as one of the town's mrr rhsnla for many years, he sold out to \|r Slnhlom In tBlft Mr SJnhlnm platted the town's first subdivision and rallrd it Modem Woodman's Homes. The name was lalrr changed to I'rvstal Lake winter Homes. After that many so lulls Istons rame into being The town grew In leaps and hounds and today h a thriving r.tiiimtinlty of beautiful homes and sparl on* living Anderson's Drug Store Francis It. ii in it IhI, pnm inarlsl, wind* (lie rloek every S.ilurdav morning The hands move rverv inmipc chitlin cut off automatically .11 12 mm ii,„ thr nest morning Thr last lime II was inspected was July 3(1, ri.M and il lias kept faithful time rv rr since. F C llaiper and Svd ftlChard USO Has Wholesome Environment It is Ihr clear responsibility of a comfortable building where ai vision room which has been M « U the civilian community and, a* serviceman may read from the painted hy the linya for llin.so #ftf rather watch TV program! Jli rhief agency the USO, to dr. nooks ami many mngaslnes found would IIlian I, . H dance. mnnatrale an even greater Inter­ nn the table* In the rnnmr, write There Is usually on# formal est In thr welfare of th* aten and letter* on stationary furnished him dance a month and regular daneei ■ «peml lime Just resting, p ity­ women In uniform than ever beevery Wednesday, Friday ind fore and to provide for them dur­ ing the ‘ Juke box," or piano. Saturday nlghf*. On Sunday night! Comfortable chairs and lounges, ing their off-duty hour*, neatlhy In­ plus card tables »nj lamps are a song fast I* held after chureti fluence and a wholesome environ­ ther# for hit ronvenlenre. At one and refreshments are served. ment. Ch»raeter and career guid­ end of the hlg dance room Is a During KM heaee' parlies and ance, physical fitness, recreation fire place where almost always ratio daners were quite pnputar ami welfare, religious devotion, you can find a biasing fire In the as were wiener roaala and *kalin, and Hie serviceman's usefulne.ss as wintertime when It is root enough. psrtle*. I’lng pong, raids, ehets, tele, a private ritirrn especially In the Mrs. f, (’ Knhn Is genera! chair, years to ru m , after he shell his vision, dancing, skating, swim­ man of the Sanford USO and II ming, wiener roasts, snng fpslt, uniform, aie the primary ronrrrn of the USD The USO provides dancing lessons, amt many other alw.iv* ready *»Hh helping hand and friendly smile. him with a “ Home away from Hungs are enjoyed hy the men. To plan parties anil ilsnret, lonk Plant for * variety nf nrogrami •Home” where he will fee* that he Is a welcome addition In the civil- *," ' r ,h'' refreshments and Just and daners have made Mir alien* Ian community, no mattrr where l*** *^*rr •'* entertain ar# the Jun- denee records higher than ever bahe may happen In he sent By j ll” hostesses. These aie a selee- fnrt. offering him an opportunity to ,ri' fir'mP of girls who are under flood elesn fun and high idaata meet respectable girl* and to lie -'** *,r-^ above the age of 17. Also sre the task to w-hlrh the Sanford invited not tn dinner at the homes working with the Junior hoslesses USO set lit mind and all agref of their parents, and hy maintain »re ihr senior hostesses, .These are the goal has he*Tl reached tea log hi< Interest In religious artist women representing the illffrenl times over. lies, an.I giving him a chance to church organisations and civic atirnd entertaining programs and Hull* around .Sanford who come There ere some II rhurelieg 1ft ramp allows, the USD makes a every night nf the week In open .'Linford alone, representing all ami rinse th# USD and lend a help­ tremendous contribution toward denomination* and faith*. At R1*« ing hand, maintaining the morale of thla via i* located the Lutheran Horn* Ther# I* a kitchen complete with for the Aged- and a Chl1dr*fl‘f civilian army, anil Inward vs inning th# peace tn at significant a mtu stove, refrigerator and sink for Home, The Seventh Day Advan* nrr as It helped to win the war use at any lime. Also an electric list’s Forest Irnke Academy af* years ago. roffre maker and cups and tan- ford* not only ehurrh acrommo* The .Sanfor l USD It located on I err*. datlon* hut rdurational and aa> S'lr.i vs a>o| Sanford Ave. It It Behind the dance floor Is a trie- srmlilv facilities a* writ. in i 1 1- t i FLORIDA ' ...Inside and Out i ....a n d Save Money Home Owned Furniture Centers COMPLETE LIVING ROOM O U TFIT C O M P LET E BEDROOM O U T F IT B onkra** lied. C hest m id Ikiu ld e D rr m Beautiful finlah of Cuhmero Mahogany Occasional Chair, Side Chnlr, Sofa, 3 Table*, 2 Lamp*. lie*, I2.11I.UU $229“ n \1 $18950 COMPLETE DINING ROOM .Mulching Huffel, Chinn Tnlda nnd Chnlr# Limed Onk or Hllvared Walnut . . . CO M PLETE C O M P LETE OUTDOOR LIV IN G GROUP $4995 Of Aluminum Furniture. Include* Douhla Glider, 2 Aluminum Folding Chair* and Table DeLUXE CHAISE LOUNGE $2995 * 3 CHROME DINETTE S 8 9 95 7-Pc., Large Hl«t Inn*r<coH Seat of Vinyl IMaatie $279“ I Wis LIVING ROOM GROUPING 10. Pc. Living Room hy day, Bed Room hy night DeLUXE LARGE S IZ E STA C K CHAIRS All Aluminum, each • *6:95 DOUBLE BUNK BED nr 2 TWIN REDS with 2 nintlressea. 2 springs, ladder untl guard rail t\ V ER SA T ILE PORTABLE FAN Big 20-lneh Blade* $39.95 8-PLAY GYM SE* Hi-Way 17-92 Near Post Office Hit: 1 DeBary, Florida $19« Full »l« FURNITURE CENTER t ‘ WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS THE MOST FURNITURE FURNITURE CENTER 116 W. First St. Sanford Florida , * L V ____ _____1_i__ IBbB 1 1 / j �?1 '5HBBH® • i T « * < * » !# # " L airivT t- 'iJ <• • . - **t ' ' - 5 p :4 | < . 1 • 1 >*<1 a • t. ,■ " ■ \j> * - r< \ r Since our very first day of business, January 6th, 1928, through 28 years of serving the ever growing needs of an expanding community, O N E T H IN G HAS N EVER C H A N G ED : courtesy w « • | 3 * * V ■1 i i rt 1 n M t * 4k^ -* t 1 t < . ( * . \ ■ ' . . . . reflecting our sincere desire to be helpful to t you in oil your banking .needs i >t»-*>'. '■ ■ ' j " r : i ' ; 1 V . r » i ' ■ r/:;v•' ■ Eu 1 I?- , : \ . ! » . ’! v "it* r , <■ .. ■ WE HAVE ■'t ■ SANFORD . ■ - - Our Officers ar/d Staff have watcKe’d_tKe;|frowtK of Sanford wltK pride. . . It’s their town. They take an active part in civic activities and,community life. They live and rear their families here. They believe that Sanford will continue to grow, even more rapidly than In the past. They believe whole­ heartedly in the broad opportunities here In Sanford, Central Florida and our entire Magic Peniij- HO|VU Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corpuration , ■ 1 * s K!k,vr i’l\>ff m ii.A1 «i'v? > * ______ '-v; v?:'*• * - - '* * �~ - ' • : . : • " ' ■ '• •’ -•v - • ' .'• . • ; ■••• • ------------- • • - ; ; . a - - " '* Section F i m ; SANFORD, FLORIDA, MARCH, 19M JW n b U eh e^P M ANNUAL TOURIST Recreation Provided For A ll Ages In Sanford, Seminole 4ms ‘ i ' , - i . .... .': ’S&Sl '.'<ii .*•: <(i ». • * . •• svA 11»i-ikj|t'v & 3 P ® C „y - » i i .W i' . . . » ' , K . ■— »- The hrnuiirul Municipal Swimming Fool in Sanford Sanford Memorial Baeebatt Stadium • : i V- • * r r •• • \ J » ; '* "’, 1,1»"" •* SBSpW BW ■ ■ ................... 4 tuma on monkey island at the Sanford Zoo. • jrwwjfe8 J ‘Jil 1, »k‘?:' ' ! tf-S s il? : The abnffleboard eourte a n enjoyed by everyone. ilt a t f m w ) ,. ** ; | Uloi-r ; V •VVn. • Vi f t K i . v i “J t ,‘ ' 1 t '< • -*? ' *‘i . mr r -**-w v tV . .■ ~ t ^a» r - W zl 1 *;• ( *. tw Ls& iis * ^ v ;J *f ; 5 »** •j rA ■ ■ v * v . ai W * ' a i & #• J ,r *. . I L rUt \ ! .* \ 1 :v ■ ■ ? • 1 -f «y>7 Overlooking the beautifni St, John’a River •.. AjWrtL*■* • •«'« *'*,»<* i‘ -■]' , u u to . n u n ' »*• i ,'i i ,i ,,y|i1 X . - $$>*i'.vi>vit •'»4^ i* •v.^vw.vY'‘vV-v.t;v ' *’ {• <’ Yc rfj | - - 1- - -^ 1* * __: - — . . A - . - ... . * . t -------------—-'■» ------- -■ - -* - • * — “ — - - '~ § fe � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 66, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9b312c200d621b0632535a2b77e301a2.pdf 77fb10ed9de628e606df585331f86baa PDF Text Text f IANFORD HERALD .g& nr*— *& u‘- *■■••- •■*■•£*■■ '* 4 & r , ■ ** ‘ 7 i . *", ■♦^T'. k .* J n Sj ' _a.? 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Navy) t A SECONDARY FUNCTION uf (he Bnnfnfi} Nuval Auxiliary Air fiuil(m ,, „)(t, nf „„ rmBn, , ncy , tf,IP||n* Motion for Novnl Airohlpi. vhbh f, r t;,0 ,,Prludlc vi»IU of lint "blimp.*** (Offklul Photo, 1/..S, Navy) I’n rn tr French Ave. ft 17*92 (finn* t p Home ■, . ,■ u<* « . !}Lo h id cL Central Florida's *' Only Major . # Professional P.G .A. OPEN **? t *i* / , •* • • ^ v A .y .i- > ' • < •■} . » - > & < ! « . * * ; ( iffi* ■ * A* j » . Tournament This Y«#r . . . An In Tho P a n t. . . The New York Giants Are Keppy To Extend To The People Of Sanford A Hearty Invitation To Enjoy The Facilities Of The Inn Whenever They So Desire. The Inn’a Tradition Of . b v j t f C « ( W r a w v * -7 .j » • , v Fine Food*, Wince, E ntertainm ent And Recreation Are Now Available. The Inn Looks Forward To Being Of Sorvlco To The People Of Sanford Another Year. Dancing. Nightly .■>. Send for beautifully Illuatrated booklet about the Mayfair Inn and the perfect Florida vacation. NEW YORK GIANTS* ' m * n . m .^ SANFORD, FLORIDA j ; Frank Mebane, J r./ Manager SSBSS • -» •s y *I T"!"*11 "^^^waarwMeeemejaaMMeneeMMHMMWPlWIJ �VY-r'^i Section D 1? AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER YOJTME XLVfll F«l nhll*hi>fl 100R ANNUAL TOURIST EDITH SANFORD. FLORIDA. MARCH. 19S< >, Schools In Sanford Seminole County Pionee Spirit Is Growing, Developing With Community ( '* n r n * ■ ►i ii Methodist Church, W ork of A rt v -^ -rr- JA M ■ T 1 .. ' ■ ■■ • . . ■ vi-'Vr • • •L*A*< v f \ ‘" K & ji • ■*Ri ■<*>•* • jgjy 1K it >• T. I r ■ K J - m ifc V ^ ■V - ' • ^ ' Vv ___ s. a - •«<**.' .yc*i/,4 ’ New, Modern Plnecrest School Seventh Day Adventist Church T B onssr i; \ f'V‘ { M lt gs- ■:* gsw k sU| E yircSS Lyman School In Longwood afflHeSHaA I , » • , rt'w + .t. i. » �I . ■ 'a . 1 fffl! b Fa iCkTp IoHuin d B GW e rU a Tl .n d . P s f 2, S s t. D____________ j «>•*--,*■'*, ' .. 1 - ■» ■ * '-T " .- * Seminole County Vocational School , ■_ . Half C m # Kplacapal Chxreh * ★ ★ .i s j J s; (Photo By Jameitm) ★ ★ . History Pioneering 9 9 to h m hod tar had lueeteded (ha Xav. Lyman meant may have baas a factor, but la MaBoavilla, Wa Phalpi aa Mliilonary In Charga. Juat aa with th* rvit of ua, a "Retard* of th* bealnnlng Bishop Carpenter of Alabama la print mutt generally accept a call h woili i t HiUonvllt* and tha ion of tha early Rector, The that promlm a tuiUining sal___ lattlamenU", tb* follow- Rov. Mr. Carpenter had twelve ary. aatry — "On Good Friday, famHIai at St. Jamas Minion, Tha following yoart held many _ 15—1170, th* Far. Edward Entarprlw, ilx familial In Iho Zell hardihlpa which war* ovarcom*. •April eClara, Missionary of Upper It. wood, Apopka Minion la 1IS3. By Than th* Rav. T. Mark Carpenter, rileCl ?John's, bald th* flrit im ic a In tha than, regular aarvlcaa had begun was given charga of the restoration .......... Martin aid Xvana Haul." Tha In Winter Park, which ahowed and reopening. During this rector­ ana nintlonad wai th* father evidence of being a itrong church ship, loo, the Indebtedness an our Sirs. Hlmila Jonai and Mri. community. By 1180, Rockledgo, rectory waa discharged, leaving all y Herndon, and Hr. Martin Tropic, Eau Oalll# and Melbourne of Holy Cross property unmort­ was tha fatter of tha lata Mn. E. hid bean added on tha Indian gaged. Since Iho coming of the present Douilai, Poit Master of Laka River ai wall n Maitland and Bar ir|r. A aacoad antrr tall* of a tow on th* South Florida R, R. Rector, In 1848, the Rev. H. L. [Alloa of a*v*nt**n at tha Thata ware further added to and Zimmerman, the Parish haa shown atlon on Map 11. Subs*. in 1IM th* Rav, Mr. Carpenter re* growth In every way. The number r«uaat aarrteaa wars hald in the ported much progren to tha Dio­ of Communicants has Increased *school houio at Fort Xead, but not cesan Council, with a plea for materially, the number of Commu­ nication! even more. The Church more workeri. . tor long, * It waa probably tit Ilia aama Blihop Whipple, of Mlnncaota, School and Y. P. S. L. are keeping pace with the congregation as a ir that Oancral Henry 8. San* built and consecrated In 1M3 the whole. Rcfnre tong It Is hoped that Ifrml ri.adajloti to aach dtnomln- Church of tha good Shepherd In it will be feasible to add the arrchurch bulldlmi. Tha Maitland. He alio made gifts which vlrci of an assistant priest, as If * Pennington. wrltina m ulled In the founding of tha "81 well aa enlarge the facilities for [tor Taduaita, gays that Is UT1 It ■hop Whipple School for Boyi" In church school and other parochial iriod "At Sanford, Mar Sanford. It wai located on Lake work. C, on Laka Monro*, a Ade almoit acrou tha hlahwiy church, after d iilm i by from the preienl Farmera Auction Holy Croia Episcopal church Is proud of Its kindergarten, naa/ly ready far Conte- Market. It* Ufa came to an end quite A* aid* of which li to when fire destroyed It In 1906. li Holy Cron Pariah Day School. The A Factory." Thta church wai often referred to locally aa iho Rev. If. Lyttlaton Zimmerman U principal and Mrs. J. H. St. Johns rl(i fiocrated by Bishop Young, Batea School—(he Rev. Mr, Betel is the teacher. The sehool Is govflrit Sunday after Easier, being the Ifead.Miitrr. They have ad, 1173. Thla building waa In Holy Cron, at len t twn or ernfrd hy a hoard of aeven memhera from the parish. There are calad on the lota now occupied three who attended thla iclmol. th* Farlah Houa*. General and The first reroivl of a pariah meet­ sixteen pupils enrolled at present, fr«. Sanford contributed gencrous- ing to elect a Vealry waa April 22, the maximum enrollment being and eaarted their lnfluenc* kc IMS, E, B. Trafford waa elided twenty-five. Children from *11 de­ a eonitruetlon. Th* fact that It chairmen and the following choien nomination are welcomed. III coniaeratad io aonn, beara Vratryman; J. E. Ingraham, E. K. The purpose of the day school * witness that any Indabtadnaai wai Foaler, T. L. Newton, T. F. Hug* la to prepare your child for the . *' iulckly takan car* of. Th* San* lint, Dr. King Willy. B. K. Whit- first grade. It la believed that Jordi lava tha baauliful painting per, T. J. Miller, E, 1). Durlln, ichooli would prepare children to of "Chrtit on iha Croia," -now an C. S. Partridge. On Nov. 1, live In a democracy. We learn to ifing in■ th* Chapel of Peace, 1101, tha new Church being out of live by living today, not getting Cmi* nd alio >nd a! a vary aweit toned hell, debt If waa conaecraled by Blahop ready to live tomorrow, A child f l i t In Belgium, which waa daa* Weed, Before the turn of Iho cen­ must laarn to accept hta responsi­ royad In the fir* of 1123, Wa read tury, Holy Croai waa aerved by bilities in order to grow and rfevel' hat Holy Croia wai an affective the Rev. Meaara. S. B. Carpenter, tower for food In tha early dayi of Lyman Phelpi, E. L, Turquand, fur town, under th* mlnlitralloni J. J. Andrew, Caatle, Bate* and Xav. Lyman Phalpi, living In probably olhera. The Rev. Mr. anford and Mliilonary to Orange Carpenter hea alwaya been cnnildJounty. Ha conducted aarvlcet In ered the first Rector of Holy Croia. i numbar of mliiloni, Including Undoubtedly h|a aUlui became IrlandO. wbaro In 1M4, St. Lukta iuch with wbat aeema to be the Uriah waa admitted Into Union idling up of our Pariah machin­ rith thl Council of th* Dloeeao of ery In 1889. Communicant! In 1177), The Rev. Samuel Day aerved ea rved wart Maitland, Fort the Rector from 1809 until 1004. 'ort Maion (later probably During that period mlaaloni were uitis) and ZalU oort. maintained at Lake Mary, Sylvan ‘On August n , liao, a hurricane Lake and Enterprlae. }litroyed Jtoly Croaa. Stepa were The great freem of 1804 and smptly takan for rebuilding, at 180.1, elao loans end hardships of ha alt* which Iho prerent church the followIrg ten years after Mr. ccuplti, The year 1M2 found Iho Day'a ministrations ended, Holy hurch and Factory not yet com* Cross waa unable to have i real* lilt*. Alio tha Rav. B. X, Carpan* dent priori. Scarcity of available Crwi By ADDIE FREVATF In tha school - term of igrg-Tg, 111*. Ai.ataJSf.*'."*- "i a'n-or-! sent to Geneva — then called to Harney Cave—to leach Iha public school fn a small log house where the late E, H. Kllbees' home now stands. It was st Mrs, Tucker's suggestion to write tha Rev. Bel vln Smith of Sanford to eoma and preach, which he did. This wgi (he first Methodist aermon ever preached here. This led to a Melhndlst Church being organised in Oct. 1879 hy the late Rev, It. H. Barnett who became one of the outstanding and much loved minlatera of tha church, Jack Holder, father of Mrs. J. W. Ftynt and called "Unde Jack" by the community, gave the land for n building to be creeled. But thtr* war* problems of financing tha building of Ih# church. Mrs. Mary Hart, batter known as "Grandma Hart", among others with (ru* pioneer spirit offered fo get donations from iha commu­ nity and friends which she did by riding horseback over the sur­ rounding country. Tha lumber was ordered and sent up tha St. Johns rlvar on barges to Bisset Land­ ing, which It now th* area In and around Mullet Lakq Park. From Blssel Landing It waa haultd by ox team by Stephan William* and !ia|ah Hart. Thla building was toeatad on the place where tnc home of Harry Geiger now 'tends. Bine* thar* was still a financial problem, there w it qn monsy to buy a muifcsl Instrument for (ha church, to Mr. Stephen Wil­ liams brought his daughter's organ every preaching Sunday to tha church by team. At this Umr, services war* hald only one* a month by th* Methodist and once hy the Baptist, in th* tim e build­ ing, The Baptist minister being Rev. Powell, grandfather of Mrs. W. L. Alderman and th* late Eli Hart In about three years the mem­ ber* felt they could ceil the build­ ing and build better seats. So with tha help of Stephen Wiliams mom and A. A. Moran, two well-known members of tha churrh. built the ■*ata Hiil ' i«inu the building These scats are still being used by Ih* present Methodist Chufch. The altar and pulpit were donated. For some lima, this building that bad *een many revivals and souls bom to tha kingdom, seemrd to outliva its usefulness and a larger and more adequate building near* the center of Geneva waa being talked about. In 1913. after much planning and work, this dream came true and In Novem­ ber of the aame year, Dr. Fred Blackburn dedicated th* building which is still the Melhodiat Church of Geneva and filled In as pastor. On July 6, ItKHi, the Rev! W. B. Kyier of Mims waa called ai pas. tor. In 1945 tha entire Indebtednasi wai paid, note* war* burned and thar* wai a time of ganaral rejoicing. ----------- 1----------REJECTED BADGE OP BIN OMAHA, Nab. 181 — Immanuel School of Nursing, sponsored by the Augualana Lutheran Church, ordered monogrammed pint bear­ ing Iha ichool'i initials. Tha pins cam* back with th* Initials "SI-N". They war# returned with Instructions to furnish pins bear­ ing Ul* Initials in proper sequence. oursesn fm‘t cJunti V---tJoflil Sehool, located In the Kent Building, has played an Important rofe In the business Ufa of this community since its establishment In (JOS. U has provided the busi­ nessman with bookkeepers, secre­ taries, stenographers, and general office workers and has given the people of this country an oppor­ tunity to receive training for these positions. noth day and evening classes ara offered In all commercial sub­ jects, Including bookkeeping and business arithmetic, shorthand, typing, business English and spelling, business machines, busi­ ness law and office practice. High .achoot subjecti for velerani of World War II are offered In the THU ALTAR O ^ h * evening school, and other veterans may be eligible for commercial training'both day and evening. A HONESTY TEST ilx-monihs’ court*-for locomotive BEAUMONT, Tax. (^-Randolph engineers firsmsn and railroad trainman li given during the Ul* Owens thinks his hometown folks iprlng and summer months. aro more honest than svsrage. He's lost his wallet four times, CLEAN GETAWAY TUCSON,. Aril. (A»—An cnbar- twice In Beaumont and twica In raised member of the Tucson po­ other cities. Both times In Beau­ lice force la looking foj-1 burgular mont his wallet, with money and Tha (half broke Into his car and papers intact, was returned. Elsestole a paper dry cleaning hag. where he got his wallet and pipers Inalda waa a policeman's uniform. back, but the money was gone. NAAS BUtia* (Official Photo. OFFICIAL TROUBLE OLYMPIA, Wash. UWWaihln* ton officii Is* nomination for the pear's toughest request to fill cams from a Providence, X. I., schoolboy, The lad wrote: "Would you b* kind enough to tend ni* aa olfteUl ' with' th* governor» name on It *o I r a n * put It in my scrap book. T h in k " you kindly." WELCOME TO SANFORD and CENTRAL FLORIDA! op Into a well roundel personali­ ty. The school will try to help your child to develop: 1. Spiritually — To bring the rhthl Into a meaningful and eonsdoui relationship with God through the fellowship of His Church, tha) he "may love whatsoever things are true and pure and lovely and of good report following the example of his Savior Jesus Christ." I. Mentally — To laarn and us* th* ikllli and aptitudes compare* hie to his sg* and grade level. 3. Physically — To learn tha Im­ portance qf Health. 4, Emotionally — To learn (n he a happy wholesome well adjusted person. 3. Socially — To acqulrt habits and skills of Interact to himself and otheri. To rinse here li a quote from a very recent latter from the beloved Rlshop Brim;— "This his­ tory of Sanford and of Holy Cross Is one of obstacles overcome. It Is a record of American character and pioneering. It Is a witness of loyalty and service to God and to man." HAPPY V A CA TIO N IN G ! TO U /srfcD JW L EXPERT REPAIRING S a n & A jc t OF FOOTWEAR t FOR THE BEST IN A N D TO TOMMY O'STEEN’S BOOTS 1 GULF 130 8, Park Avenue .4 O U TSTAN D IN G FOR FINE PRINTING SINCE 1920 display e? ( 4 ■, - 'j* LEATHER GOOD0 • SEE OUR T T A n T -n ♦ AND ALL !' * Phonr 9102 SHOE fUAD SH OP D tS IM K BOOTS SANTO I D , ! OFFICE OUTFITTERS 118 8 0 . PARK SANFORD, FLORIDA TO O N S MO "// ft's Worth Printing — It's Worth Printing Right" " tr w m m r itim �Yet To Be Wilson Reached By Members School Is Southetda Primary 8chool ★ ★ ★ The Dpiala Community rretby- tf tha Lake Mary Community Pres­ lerlan Chu/fh, U. S. A., was or­ byterian Church, ganized 1891. Improvements have been made At the lime (he church *»t since Ihe reorganization ol the e?jt»5lZ*d, *he'» >►*« » thriving r«uf put Village in "SVX ’ Lf«aia ul ab.Ll j Church;. iL 100, contitllng of a post office, church, well dug, and now using ichool house, Lutheran Church, an,electric pump, Church painted and many other building*. Depres- Inside and out. Curch service sign, lion came In 1803 and many A library. Hymn bonks'and Bibles thing* were changed. The Luthe- jmtchsicd, Pulpit railing install­ ern Church, was torn down and ed, folding screens for SS rooms. moved away. Also, many fami­ Wood houi* rc-bullt, ind Church lies lelt their homes, and many Communion set purchased. New Church addition size K>x houses were tom 2own. A few held on lo the Presbyterian Church and 34 feel, giving additional room continued the Sunday School. For for Sunday School classes. some time Iho church had lay Tho Sunda j School is wcl lorgaleaders, but at present the- Ilcv. nlzed with different departments, C. C. While is serving the suitable for all ages. church as pastor, holding regular Recent Improvements made (Photo By Jameson) service. The Itev. White Is for­ are: New Pews Installed, with mally from The West sldo Prea- book racks and communion hold★ ★ byterlan Church, Beloit, Wia, •ri, floor sanded, varnished, etc., where ha aerved ai Pastor for 10 new heater Installed and new runyears. nera in aisle. Upsala Church Is mother church Tha following organizations are in Ihe church: The Dorcaa Circle programs. and Mother’s Circle. Th* Willing Highlighting tha year'a activ­ Workers and Westminster Fellow­ ities I* th* annual Hallowe'en ship. Carnival presented under th* aus­ pice* of th* P-TA, Much to the Recreations! activities, new delight of tha youngsters, the Manse, etc. are goals yet to carnival offer* rides, randy applca. reach, and varloue multicolored booths .Mr*. Christen* Rorell was the under the bright light* on the first bride In the Upsala Church, ■chool's playground. An evening The First Presbyterian Church of fun and entertainment la as- of Sanford, located at tho corner AT FIRST SIGHT aured for all ages and at th* of 3rd St. and Onk Ave., Is the ■ TUI£A, Okla. tfs—Mrs. Aimer ■am* time fund* are raised to be only PrtAhyicrlnn Church In the used for soui* good purpose at city, and has grown with Sanford Davidson, OT-year-old Tulsa bride, said R didn’t take her tong In tieth* school. through the years serving the peo­ cldo to marry her husband, Orba Taking th* place of May Day, ple of the city and county, Davidson, 70. ‘'He Just knocked on celebrated by most school*, Is Thp church now has on active door and I felt like Got] sent day aet aside in spring known membership of around 1.000 mem­ my as play gams day, Games, re­ bers living throughout the county him," iho explained. lays, and elngtng ara Included In and across the St. Johns River at th* activities looked forward to DeRary. It Is the third largest church in the St. Johns' Presby by tha youngsters. Tli# main goal of tha teacher* tcry. amt principal is to try to stim­ To meet the demand* of growth ulate and direct the growth of each the church lias erected an educa­ child by exercising his talent* tional building. This newly orga so that ha may take part In his nlzcd building Is constantly used fullest capacity In tho activities hy tho various organizations ol the Church am! Sunday School. of tha world In which ha lives. The church as recently purchase, the Garnrr bulldog for additional Lake Mary Baptist achool facilities. An achlevrmcnt was the secur­ Chapel Continues ing of a director of Christian edii cation lo work with the program Growina, Teachinq of religious education, and dlrca* The Lake Mnry Raptlst Chapel the recreation for nur young penwas founded by the t.ontrwood pic. Already the Influence of this program Is bring fell throughout Dentist Church In Mav of 1051. of tho church, although From * Sunday School clast of lttheas life heen In progress only about 13 It has grown to a membership treo months. Added to tho activi­ of 48. The members built their ties centered In this program are own church after meeting In the the Boy Scouts, and Brownies, and Chamber of Commerce, when they the Junlnr and senior high chnlrs purchased land. who are under the ohle direction In 1UM iho membership of of Mr*. Grorgo Touhy, whose the church had grown lo 78 and reputation as an orgsnlil anil was beginning lo need more Sun­ choir director Is well known throughout tho stale. day Srhnnl dais room: Organisations In the church In­ Many of *ur winter visitors clude the Woman's Missionary find a cordial welrnmn and enjoy Society, Royal Ambassador unit the fellowship as they worship. Rev. Angus G. Mrlnnl* finished for Young People, and the recent 17 year* as pastor on the first of building for n Junior Choir, The Sunday stnrls with Sun­ j February this year. Miss Ratheday School at 9 It a.m.: Wor­ i rine Brown Is Ihc director of ship at It a. m. svrth n nursery Christian Education; Mrs. George for ths children: Raptlst Train­ Touhy, minister of niuslr and Mr*. ing Union at 7.30 p. m. and Pugh, churn secretary. Church at 8:30 p. m. Wednssday night la devoted to prayer meet­ In Lake Mnry nn T.nkcvlrw Ave. ings. Mrs. E. M. Chrstrr la WMH The Rev, Herb Frith, a student president, Mr. Harrow la RA at Stetson University In Del.and leader, .Mrs. Chester I* olanist Is now visiting pastor. and Mr*. F. B. Beard la Sunday Th* church Is centrally located School Superintendent. Southside School Very Friendly . The frlemlly-looking edifice tak­ ing up the block bstween 13th nnd 14th Ste. on Magnolia Ave. U known as Southside Primary School of which Mrs. Velma Mit­ chell serves a* principal. Tha first ten rooms went op In 1934 with an additional 10 roomi built In 102U. A total enrollment of BM chil­ Tha Seminole County Ministerial dren la divided among ilx first « Association Is an organization dD grades; five second grades; five v playing a rara unity and spirit of third grades, and four fourth cooperation. In a group which re­ grades Instructed by 20 member* present! such » great eroii-iecllon of th* faculty. o' rtllgloui conviction, thare Is The body-bulldlng meals ara nevertheless, a remarkable solid ar- prepared In tha lunchroom under P th* direction of Mrs, Ruby M. o association U composed of Davie who I* ably assisted by Protestant ministers of Somlnolt alx persona. A full time custod­ County. AQ tha recognized leaders ian and secretary are amploytd of organized evangelical churches and niuela and art lessons are * are eligible for membership. Only taught weekly. On a specified day 9 the leaders become members—not Min Gene Nunnelly goes to each room with various Instruments to the churchez. Instruct th* pupils. > Meetings era held monthly with Eaeh year new books are pur­ -the exception of June, July, and chased with tha funds provided by August. Tha current officer:- are: tha Seminole County School Hoard. President, Rev. Milton H. Wyatt, Thus are plnced In the room* First Methodist; Vice-president, for the us# of the student! when­ Rev, Louis L. Day, Oviedo Baptist; ever they wish. Secretary-Treasurer, Rev. Perry L. Individual teacher* are respon­ Stone, First Christian. sible for classes during th* £ The present membership Is com- planned physical education period 9 posed of the following: Chaplain which Includes such activities aa Charles L. Arnold, NAAS; Dr. W. circle games, relay race*, hopP. Brooks Jr., Sanford First Bap­ scotch, nnd baseball. Also for re­ tist: Rev. David fi. Carnefix, creational purpoiea swings, see­ saws, monkey bare and merryChristian and Missionary Alliance; go-roundi ar« provided. Rainy Itev. William A. Ellenwood, First taka plae* In tha classrooms. Baptist, Geneva; Rev, Fred B. Prior to th* erection and M id ­ Fisher, First- Baptist, Sanford days find the children Indoor* Re. G. Eldon Kline, Free Melho- whera they enjoy *vent» that may dUI; Lt. Raymond Luce, Salvation pletlnn of Pin* Crest School Amy; Rev. L. C. Futeh. Longwood crowded conditions forced the '•P a p lisl; Rev, A. O, Mclnnli, First practice of split session* end tha I’- - byterlan. ns* of the eudltorlum for a se­ | Rev. J, W. Parham Central cond grade class. A straight ses­ Rjpllit; Rev. C. W. Plank, Bipllit; sion has been resumed and the Dr. J. B. Root, Congregational auditorium elass was discont­ Christian, also Dr. Fred Ensmln- inued early In February of this ger; Rev. L. W. Scott, Lake Mary year. Plan* are now In the mak­ Community; Rev. C. W, Shaffer, ing for the continuation of chapel Wesleyan Methodist, Pools; Rev. Robert H. Speer, Nazarene; and focus upon the last seven utter­ Rev. H. L. Zimmerman, Holy Cross ances of Christ spoken from tne Cr--*. iR Episcopal. The primary purposa of the as­ At any Urns a matter of Interest sociation Is to provide and foster or need Is recognized In regard to a unified fellowship among tha the moral and spiritual conditions ministers of the various churehes of tho community the Seminole In the county. In addition there are County Ministerial Association specific projects of cooperation de­ stands ready to glva Its full sup­ signed fur the spiritual benefit of port and cooperation. thn whole community. Full endorsement Is given to the weekly church advertisement in <1 The Sanford Herald which presents an Inspirational display and lists the services of all tha churches through the sponsorship of a num­ ber of tha local butlnesa concerns. Welcome tatters art sent to all liev members of tha community In­ viting them In make one of Hie friendly churches In the county as their church home. This service I* Southern Comfort made possible through tha kind£ n e n of Tha Florida Power amt Light Company which supplies a weekly list of all new subscribers. The letters are sent out by the president and lately are averaging about 25 • 30 a week. ; There are several cooperative ef­ forts f i t of rsdlo. Monday through Friday mornings at 9:30 a m. there Is a devotional program over radio Hatton WTRR. These meditations £ > re conducted by the ministers In v rotation, on# week at • lime. Alto, the Sunday morning services of several of the churches are broad­ cast In rotation, and the Inter­ national Sunday School lesson Is presented each Saturday evening. All these features era public ser­ vice presentation! of station WTRR fa You'll Find A Hearty Welcome At— with the cooperation of the Minis­ terial Association. ( £ Two union services are sponsored -* b y tha group every year. On Eas­ ter Sunday, a sunrise service Is __ . • Kitchenconducted, usually in the Sanford p -* ^ j2 Q fa « L ettea Memorial Stadium. At thst time It Ji customary for the Preildtnt to 0 P • Hoi W ater speak and othtr ministers to assist la the order of sonrjeo. A union servio. la alio bald In one of tha churches on Thanksgiving morn­ * Beautyrent ing. 5 ^ ^ ^ ' \ a mattresses v: ■ t In addition to those two services, % (planned and conducted, by tha : ^ > 9 • City W ater ministerial association, full cooperalien Is extended to the first Presb-'vlM Church la tha presentation e* a traditional Good Friday asr'Ice. tbl* service Is In rtmambrr r e of the CrucUlxloo of Chrlrt. a? It Is of three hours duration, dlsided Into seven emisl sections in shlch different ministers bare an active part la directing sharp Presbyterians Have Grown With Sanford M in is te ria l Association Has Much Success * Clark's Tourist Court ‘T ir ^ M K HeaUri' aM H ■IMu-rJ: Red Brick The first school of Paola consist­ ing of a ohe room, whlta frame SW-" j with a tidy School bell beltry was ouiit in "iatu atiu w*» lo­ cated between Sylvan Lake asd Paola about one-fourth mile south of the present location on a file donated to tho county—then Or­ ange County—by Mr. Balilcy, The present school building, which is of red brick construction with white trim, consists or an auditorium, office and four class­ rooms, one of which Is used as an artroom and library. The cafeteria I* a small building situated in tho rear of the main structure and at present Is the onty school cafeteria in Ihe cousty which serves hot; breads daily, Thla school aystem la built on five acres of high pint land do­ nated to Seminole County (or this purpose by Mrs. Emmet Wilson In 1928 and ‘was named Wilson School in honor of tha late Thomas Rmmct Wilson, her husband. E. D. Oglesby, D. G. Blalock, and M. Hanson weie trustees at this time. The present faculty consists ol a principal and two teachers, Mrs. Pearl nates, Mr*. M'Llss Benton and Mrs. Thelma Sikes, each teach­ ing two grades from the first through the sixth. Mrs. Bates as­ sumed hot duties In 1942 succeed­ ing U. K. True, who was principal from 1978 through 1912. Actually Wilson School IS Paola since Ihe small post office, the only remaining business of a once thriving and prosperous commun- GAZE THE SANFORT) HFHAT.H* Sec- J> F ife 9 * laxarenn Church Of Lake Mary T*-# N’aseren* Church of Lake **-—• i-*s f.»im t*/S in i*vi u In o , n ->ii— H v-tMi-i, T'* P ’\*. A*..* r TtranitffW gni-t-ad as ns**n» Con fe«r years r»d has r-'m-nrH rw»nt'v to take or— 7.V*T.--i - ■« f ;i .. I.... • "s tha ns-sopawa *nrt rfmenb ha* raern*1" hsd a revb-nl w'*h tile Rev. Robert Snenrs fsom th* Senford rhurch •• trader. ' The Sunday school h a a t t her* and the church la gw eery fast. Sunday etarta with Bi Sol\on| at 9:45 a. m.. P m Service, II a. m.j NYP e l n. m.j Church at 7:30 p. m. M l Wednesday night at 7:3C ». m, for prayer m*#tlng. Mfa. WtUUe. C tiU U set* director ana Mr*. Lily TUUe ft The church I* located en Off* ■tal Lake Drive In Lake M itf and .Mr*. W. M. Dorlon la j j f f i Ity. x s i reluctantly closed In June dent of the Women's Sociuyv«MF. of 1935 and Paola placed on rural Dorton U Sunday School SufbK* route rfrllverv from Sanford. tendent. EMRICK'S BODY and PAIN T SHOP Quality Work Guaranteed Painting and Wrecks Rebuilt Welding ORVIL P. EM RIC K Phone 3184 405 Celery Ave. AND EA TU RIN G O UR LOW LORI DA'S O VERH EAD AMOUS M EANS URNITU RE BIGGER VALUES TO YO U ! You'll Be Surprised At Our Low Prices On Fine Beautiful Furniture! Be Wise - Economize BERRY'S WAREHOUSE Fumitura LOUIS BERRY ✓ “THE OLD BARN” PHONE 1687 901 W. 1st ST. • •. ; -j *, ‘ . . 5* j FRAN BERRY aSANFORD; F IX ■ N �I “The history of the first MothedV-~vL-. 'j of Santord U clotty associated with Hut of Snoot Chop*}, which woo located Mar tho old townslto of MeUonville, tad Ebeneter Church, is tho Lord settlement south of Sanferd. It hod Independent begiaalif, however, being otUblUhod hr a imall hand of Methodists tiring In By CRACK TMtIKRTOM The Lake Moaroe School atartad la 101S, aa a one room school. S o . wo* were h n t holt la tha Community Chureh. The eehool structure wee aeon started and pupil* moved to. and toeaktog started Mar. «, IMS. truuto Hy A Evident At M a m s Tho HMd to tm ie of Memberchips at AS Beale Cetholu Chureh has «adu H aacaen ry to ratio the number at mettet each Sunday to tour which are bald at i : » a m , s a.m , * ;» and 11 e.m. Approri- ajrat M Catholic Church la K lH yearn ago aad whoa Hast want te Individual to »ip am tha family felt toftoeto to be able to have the • w r ie st performed, b! On July d, HIT, the first ehureh, TL * frame etrneture, was dedicated > but 44 years later the building was destroyed bp fire. Tho present tile and atueon chureh wet built at that time and atffl serve* with a easting asperity of 415 parsons. Ivan with four services, many Sundays find the church filled . with people alluding along Us walls, g p • lu September, IBM • nine-gride parochial school wai opened to teach youngster* from kindergar­ ten through the ninth grides. Sis­ ters of Ckristlsn Charity of Mindhim, N.J., teach the approxtmate- The school and the convent are located across the street from tha Church which stands en the comer M, Ninth St.’: end Oik Ave. The Rev, Lyons makes his home in the rectory at ns Oak Ava. Ha brought Into Lake Maty tho Rev, H. Kalgwen, Synodical Miaslonaiy for Florida of tha Preibyterian Church USA, who conducted ataoi* euceeiaful millmmma■fill evangeUatlt ouaMiollafle em, very meeting. The Presbytery mot at Lakelaad Oct, 10, 1104, when a petition was presented signed by Lake Mery people requesting the organlsetieq of a church. A committee consist­ ing of the Rav, Sundstl, the Rev, Kalgwea and tha Eldar, Charles Erlcsoo was commissioned to organlte e chureh, which was done oa Sunday. Oct. 14, 1BB4. There have bon many parlodi of ups and downs eat progress may be divided into aaveral per­ iods as follows: 1004-1114 . . few accurate re. cord* of thli parlod remain. The Rev. lundeU aad the Rev. D. A. Dodge served for aeverst yeari until IBM, Various supplies fol­ lowed for savers] years and A. E. BJabtom erected a building to be used for church purposes. This was liter bought by the ehureh through tho assistance of the Prepby, This loo was t step of pro­ gress. IBIS.1020 . . In februsry m i. the Rav. H. M. Morey, D. D. of (he Presbytery of Dstrolt con­ ducted two waeki of special ser­ vices. March T, IMS, following Communion Service, H people ware received Into ehureh mem­ bership, on* of whom is (till an active member of the church . . Amanda SJobtom Halves, now Mrs. John Raivas. Her father, E. Sloblom was elected Superinten­ dent of the Sunday School end John one largt room, wMeh was divided bp ebeete for the m an (lessee. Teachers whe taught In this school of Monroe werei Mr. D. Ivans, secretary. Thrasher, Miss barmen, Mite USt-lted . . . This wae the per­ Mary Aultn, Miss Arnett. Lu. iod at active aod constructive clout Coward and Mr. and Mrs. J. T-t Jacobs. growth la tha church Ilia. The lev . James M. Thompson became *D u r t u r the time Jacobs pastor la IBM end oa Deo. U, 1PPT t u Principal end taught the a building committee we* appoint­ achool H became the fleet arcrod*t. ed composed of P. D. Aod<rton, ed ecboet, Class L Jacobs had frank Ivans, W. V. Dunn, W. 0. aa enrollment eg 960 pupils at fergusoa tad tha Kav. Thompson. that time. The building of the Ice Plant and the new Power Largo crew* of volunteer labor plant brought many families to itarted to work Monday. Dee. M. lOT. A meat Intonating story of devoted and faithful work by. many The second addition of the people of the eommlnulty Is told la •rhool cam* fa l i f t . Later Ur, and Util pert of tha church history. Mre. Jacob# belpod organise the One man gave 414 hours of labor, lunch ro*m, and aeeiated with Ik end another MS. Even the ladlei In addition to teaching the child­ helped on (he actual construction. ren. Tha finished bulHIng was dedleat- The Jacehe planted the acorns, ed March 30, IBM in an appro­ and nourished the lovely sake, priate larviea lad by the Rav. that ndw stand to tha eehool yard, Thompson. Membership In the where thoy atand aa a dedication to Mr. and Mre. Jacobi, J§chureh at that’time waa 7B. Thou who have served ai minis- cobe did many thing* to Improve tars in the church since IBM are; not only the teaching aystem In Jamai M. Thompion 1136-1927; Seminole County, ala# many Rav. A. B. Bledea 1B3S-1B41 Rev. thing* to Improve tha Community, F. J. Bryson 1B43-1B41 Rav, W. Q, Ha organised tho first baseball Reaglo 1B14-1B43. Rev. W. R. Houa. ‘team In Seminole County in IBIS, ton .'4Si Rev. C. C. White IBM. along with Dr. Rleckbnrn of RoU College. 1BS1: ReV. L. W. Scott IBM—, ,. llna Mr. Jacobi lift Lake Monree At the present time Rev, School In 1026, te become the Thompion la retired, and Rev. C. principal of tho Junior High C. White la aarvlng tha Upaalt School, Chureh, both live In Lake Mery. Prinelpela that fallowed after The praient putor, the Rev. Mr. Jaeobe were; Ctermwe M eet, leett esma to the Lake Mary Mermen Horrie (now principal Chureh la December IBM, fellow. of Scmlnala High School), Kern Ing many year* of service In the Hade, Mr. Trda, Mrs, Rate*, Mr. Synod of New York. The present Nichols, and the present principal, seialon of the Church eonslato.of .W. J.,W elle,If* Me Rev. Scott, Moddfitto and 'h ik e enrollment gt the praeent Elders ?. D. Anderson, H. M. time Is evt» Its pupils, ftrat Cochran, Robart True, Sam Coch­ through eight grodee * n taught ran, K. M. Gl.sioa, end Richard H la w Manroe Teeahara now at Kaogh. Mr. Kaoah la also tha su- Moaroo era: Firat grad*: Mrs. parlntandant of the Sunday School. Dorothy Doughton, second and The Trustee) Include A. F. Croc- third grotto; Mrs, Pen'lro Kirkkar, P, D. Anderson, and Joe Patrick, Fourth end fifth grades Smslhers. The church member- w. Watt, Until and Savonth grodwt Bon Stoala, Eighth gradai •hip la now BT. W. J Walla Jr., else Principal, Principal. a SuDdsp School la itol by Mrs. Lafflar, Mr*. Speuelef and Miss Jsmile Smith In e budding on first Street belonging to C. I . Lafflar. Later It was moved to /Dodd's Mad aa falmette Avenue. It was at Dadd's Had that tha first Methodist Chunk had He iaeeptlea. p-Hitr, hate arc, picaici sad voluntary luheerlpUeas provid­ ed funds for tha huddisf. Oaten! Sanford had givaa lota la ad denemlnatloni for their houeee of wor■hip. The one given to tha Methodlate wee on Sanford Avenue Mir Sixth Street. Principal builder of tha ehurcl was a Mr. Preibroy, who was a carpenter, and Uy praaeber. C. K. Lafflar furnished tha shingles at ceit, declaring that hie wife would Thli church wee a largo wooden building with a steep reef. Mrs. Leffler played the organ unto the snivel la Sanford of John M. MetUnger, whod ireeted the chair and furnished the muste h r It years, sod whe served as Sundsy School Superintendent for SO years. In IM4 e lot'at the corner el fork Avo. and fifth f t was ac­ quired and the church building wee moved there. Two rooms were added on tha front and a bell-tow­ er end new testa Installed. Tbla church houeed the congre­ gation until IBIS whan It was re­ moved to make way for the prosent brick structure. Thli waa dur­ ing tha pastorate of tha Rev. f . E. Itelnmeyer. The late Stephen Olln Shlnhotier wee the builder. When the old church wsa tern down tho beU wee givaa te the MeUiedlit Chureh et Lake Monroe. The present ehureh contains many beautiful ttslaed-gliti momerit! windows, the meet betuttful of which facet Park Avenue. This church was beet to the Florida Mothodtat CeateroMo, to Jwa la August gf (hot pew with the furniahiais of Sraoit Chops! gad with aa organ lard dodotad Whoa naked what tha tow church should ha oaOad, Lord aald, “BWnosor", which meeue, “Hitherta both tho Lord halpat us." Aaotkar milestone In the prograoo of Mm local congregation oc­ curred la 1MB whoa tha beautiful new educational building woo com­ pleted, oad dedicated oa McKinley SaO. TMe was aeeampUebed dvrlag tha paatarota of the lev . J. s. McKtaloy. Tha Chrlatiai educe- “In th« Heart ol Central Florida” seek year la seder that worker* might gram la taewUdga aad technique* adequate for mealing the seeds of modem Christian adoeattea aa wed aa tha Individual needs of each pupU. Aa active Commission ea Ssueetiea works diligeaUy u provide the bait equipmeof, sUO aad technique. Nursery facilities are provided each Sun­ day during tha Morning Worship Hew far the convenience of par­ eata with imcD children. Tha total church, la It* Official Beard aad various Commissions, la striving to create the best po*. clble church argaaiietloa end pro­ grams h r the Mothodlita of ginford, striving to attain knowledge •f prcccat Made In order to fulfill them m en completely, and with a wide-open view toward the future af thee hurch as the city of San­ ford expeade. The present paster te the' Rev. Milton H. Wystt. BETTER PLACE TO LIVE Qhonn 9170 A Better Place For Car Service Before too church was bwQt et had eetehlUnod toe *M*benrifle Circuit'’, which included the town ad MallenvtQa, sett ed laaford. Tho Rev. R. H. Barnett, one ed tho pienear* ed Methodism la Florida, w n asilfned aa preacher In 1*74. When he arrived there by boat ha found only IS Methodists and no church. August J. Vaughn gave two acres of his homestead for n church end achool alto and a cemetery. When the church wai erected It wee call­ Alabama hid lB.ua Irrigated ed In e r t Chapel, la honor at n acres In ISM compered with MT to Mr. In ert, a serious member. The building wee an Impressive SANFORD FLORIDA From Baking Cares While In Florida!. (Photo By lamason) Delicious Home Mad# French Butter Crust, Home Style end Poteto Breed, Made Daily. . . . Alee Parker House, Cris­ py Crust Enffliah Muffins, Hamburger Rolls. Made The Way You Like Them. YOU C A N ALWAYS ENJO Y THE M A N Y SPORTS OF OUTDOOR F LO R ID A . .. (WITHOUT A WORRY) BY FIRST T A LK IN G COMPLIMENTS OF TO THE FOLKS A T derson Nursing Home GENERAL IN SU RAN CE �# V • ' * ' . . ■ . --------------- :------------- ---------:— " 1 . . ' ----------------------■---------- ------ - .. tttt • *A vrnun ' w erattv ' Christian Scientist First Chorcb at Christ, SclenM . tUI, M I . b d SI., Sanford, bu * regular Sunday u n ices at tl a.m Hu Kins James Vanion of tha and tha Christian Science taxtheok, "Science and Haalth with Kay to tha Scriptural" by Mary Bgker Eddy, art oiad la tha i rvkaa of' ill tha cburchei of C. thta dananlniUoa. Tbaia two booha tf war* daaisnatad tha only paator 9' liS by Mary Bakar Eddy In Tha Man­ ual of Tha Mothar Church, Tha Tint Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. Tha Sunday sarviecs are eondueU., by two Readsrs, tha Sacond Reeder raids from tha Blbla, lh«n tha First Kaadar raids corralatlva pasiaiss from tha Sclanca sod Maalth. Tha citations ara used as indicated in tha .Christian Scirnca Quarterly for tha subject. This service opens with a hymn and tha reading of a Scriptural seisetlon by the First Kaadar. After this tha eofiiraiitloa' unites in silent prayer, followed by the audible repetition of Hit Lord's Prayer, with lie spiritual Inter­ pretation as given In the text­ book. Following a solo the Reed­ ers read the principal part of the services. The two Readers are elected to office by the church numbers tvery third year. . Wedofidiy evicting testimony meetings ara held In Ftrit Church of Christ, Scientist every Wednes­ day evening et I p.m. These servl­ et are conducted by the First Raider who reads selections from the Bible and t hen correlative passacis from.-e*?— r sod desitn. | About a half hour is devoted to ilia giving of testimonies of heating In Christian Service. Many Inspiring tsstlmooies ara beard e v t r y Wednesday evening as individuals tell how they have experienced the healing of sickness, sorrow, sin, ■ad other Inharmonies through the prayer of spiritual understanding. On Thanksgiving Day a special service itresilng gratitude is held. Christian Science services are de­ void of ritualism. as the emphasis Is on tha spiritual significance, which underlies outward csremony. A free lecture on Christian Science is sponsored by First Church of Christ. Scientist, every — : L ** ' - -- V year by a member of tha Board %fy*i|l* fewof Lectureship of Tha Mothar Church. Tha public la cordially InFirst Church Christ Scientist vltsd to attend thaia lactures where some of the basic truths of ★ ★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Christian Science and farts about Ihe* Sunday The purpose of Invitedi to attend the church ser­ M.„. Eddy are discussed by com­ vices and to mske usn of the free School teaching is •hi give the petent ipeihcrs. A free Christian Science reed­ reeding roam, which Is npen Mon­ pupils a practical understanding ing room is maintained by the lo- day through Friday from 12:30 of Ihe presence end power of (tod and how- to realire that presence cel church In Sanford at 104 8. p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Park Ave. on the second floor. Sunday School Is - held every sod power through prayer. The The Bible, Science -and Health, Sunday' In the •ehurch" oilfTIre at »tui|y *0 th* senior claiips Renters other writings by Mrs. Eddy. The 1:30 a.m. and thb-flrtt'Wumns the largely on Um weekly lesson ser­ Christian Sdtnra Journal, Chris­ children learn are Ihe Trn Com- mon At the Sunday services and tian Science Sentinel, The Chris­ mandmenls, the Seatitinl*e, and in She Sur.dcj fc-hsal -isme* M** tian Science Monitor and other the laird's Prayer with its spiri­ Christian Science Quarterly (Blhle ■uthorlted Christian Science liter- tual interpretation. Pupil* are ac­ Lessens) are uird. The Quarter­ ■lure may he reed, borrowed, or cepted in the Sunday School up lies have M subjects which are re­ peated twice each year, and were purchased. The public Is cordially lo 10 years of age. .• ■ I h .a l . ' ■ ■ ■ Men, Womens Groups Combined >i I iA ; (Photo By Jamvson) ★ ★ ★ selected by Mrs, Eddy In be read at all Sunday services and to be studied daily by all earnest stu­ dents of Christian Science. The history of First Church of Christ, .Scientist, began with a small gimip of prrsona interested in Christian Srlrnre in Ihe year IP11. The first services were bald U a Mlvata horn* slid In 1914 this group moved Into the building then occupied hy the Women's Club. On May j*. mil this group was rerogniied by The Mother Science Society. Christian Science services continued lh' the Women’* Club unlit i)M when the present church edifice was completed. In DM ■ Sunday School was started and is «sr*lty.s*r; every Sundry. k. a <-n ihe tint reeding room was opened In D24 in a room of a Ing of the Jewish tsdles of San­ ford, Florida, waa bald at the Sanfprd office building. . On Aug. 4, DM, Christian horns of the lit* Mr*. J. Fleischer Sclsnc* Sodtty was recognised by for the purpose of forming an (he Board of Directors of the auxiliary. Thus th* "Ledlee AuillMother Church In Boston, as First 1*17 of Congregation Beth - sreel Church of Christ, 'Scientist, San­ was born, with the late Mn. Charlea Banner as the first pre­ ford’ sident. Any Jewish woman of the The corner stone of the present community was eligible for mem­ church edifice was laid with ap­ bership. The auxiliary voted to propriate ceremonies on the morn­ sponsor a Sunday Srhool for th* ing of May 3, IBM. It was first Jewish children of Sanford, There used for services on July 11. were nineteen children In attend­ A Christian Science Church ance, egnnor be dadtesttd until It I* free The main projects mf Iks auxil­ of debt and the Sanford branch of iary then, as always, have been The Mother Church Wes dedicated philanthropip works. Contributions on January 21, »93B, and has hava been made to local hospital, grown altadlly since Its begin­ Ihe National Jewish Hospital, ning. Dsnver, Colo., Hebrew Orphan* In Science and Health Mrs. Home of AUsot a- 0*., Denver Eddy dsflnes "Church" as: "The Consumptive Hospital, Hebr-w structure of Truth end Love; Sheltering Aid Society at Jgchwhatever rests upon and proceeds sonville, *la. Under tha encouragement and from divine Principle. The Church Is that Institution, which affords leadership of M Frank Shames proof of its utility and Is found In IBM, the Auxiliary became a of lladissah, working fnr elevating the rare, rousing the Chapter greater glories for Ihe Jewish dormant understanding from ma­ racr. With Ihe Jewish population terial beliefs In the apprehension In Sanford growing smaller, Heof spiritual ideas and the demon­ dasiah wes dissolved In 1931 and I stration *f divine Srtc&ra, me Auxiliary again toon ra*-« by resting out devils, or error, reins. and healing th* sick." At the present time Congrega­ tion Relh Israel is organised into Free China reports its population combined men’s and women's Is now more than to million. groups. FISHING IS IDEAL IN SEMINOLE C O U N T Y - IT S ONLY A FEW MINUTES DRIVE FROM SANFORD TO THE FISH C A M PS BELOW FORI FLORIDA FISH CAMP PHIL EDGE! KISH I AMI JOHN ( KIM'S CAMP AT LEMON BLUfF Seminole cam p CAMP scmol Cs CROWES CAMP \ ,,CAMP\ & v» ^ SANFORD . K * . s*.,e RESTAURANT — BOATS LtfAZALEA DRIVING P h i l e y ;s ■CAMP JOHN CRIHS Camp At lemon Bluff CAMP SEMINOLE 10 miles West of Sanford on Hlgnway 46 “Famous for Bass and Shad" CROWES CAMP FORT FLORIDA 4 miles East of San­ ford, "Paved to the Door" 11 MILES tFKOM SANFORD CABINS BOATS BOATS TACKLE ON THE ST. JOHNS RIVER MOTORS MOTORS SNACK RAH TACKLE LICENSES ------BAIT BOATS- MOTORS- GUIDES BAIT OP ALL KtNOS LIVE B A I T . LICENSES "CENTER OF BEST SNACK BAR TACKLE. SNACK BAR FISHING IN 8EMNOLE PICNIC TABLES COUNTY" Rout# 1, Box* 184 P. a BW 1(M Otteeu, FUlu fa ri Florid* Fish Camp on the MONROE BOAT BOWL and TRAILER PARK "Where Fishing Ii Great" LTTE HAIT — TACKLE 30 BOATS FUEL BOAT STORAGE North-end Monro* Bridge on Highway 17-92—On Beauti­ ful Lake Monro*. — BOATS COTTAGES FOR RENT OPEN YEAR ROUND 8!4 Mile* Waal of 17-91 On Fort Florida Road' For Tha Baat In T PERCH S BASS i, M '' ’■, V-;; wr ' - .. . .. . SCHOLL'S Boat Camn (Mrs. Phil E fftr) LIVE BAIT S t Johns— BOAT RENTALS MOTORS — FUEL LIVE BAIT PHIL EGGER'S Fish Camp (Tha Fluent Flehinf In U. 8.) 5Vi miles East of Route 17 on Route 46 East End of Geneva Brldffe. 6 MILES EAST ON 17-92, Turn left 5 miles South of Sanford 4 �T- ~T- im 8AHPCUt> H L ^ A U J ’a g t H B w , D ___ irA imra x v iT V . O t A ig u t u . Ufl, tha M a m l a pUit Church, feemarly kaewa aa tha Lake Harney Baptist Church, .•xzi., organised rrtth tea membsra »Uh taa Rav. uaarga K. rcwall aa pastor, (to wbi tha grandfather af Mra. W, L. Alderman rad the UU xii rn r^ ^ -:;1: -s , Barrlcti vara held la (ha bamci af tha mamMra. Then aa M y 34. "M ★ ★ a m t a heuee af warahip, TUa church vaa dedicated aa Juaa IT, IMS aid at thatt lma •lead aaar what la aav the precast cameterjr. A commute* wai appalntad aa Auguat I, IMS la draw up plaaa tor a (amatory. tha lead having bear donated by R. Debagary. la October ISM W. B. Laulter wai ardalnad aa daaean. T. J. Ball aarved as paaiar (ran Sept 4, IMS to fab. U, ISM whan tha Rev. R. W. Lawaaa wai elected as pa*. ★ TM name, Lake Harney Baptlit Church waa ch ain d to Geneve Baptist Church on Aug. 1, ISM. Recard* af routine cotfareneee won kept until IMd when becauie it the big freete, mambere moved away and the church beeama toacllva until the apring ef ISM. It wai then reorgaolted by a Willing atoUUr, the Rav. George H. Slag of B. Root Is Pastor MtoM fifty Peur waa a aw i yaar In the Maala af thin M eet March ef tM city ef f o r d ; M Cengregatloaal church over fifty years ago by t . wh. B marked the relocation B. Randall. TM wall* arc cream and tha mottled groan flan of tha wtodowa la pleating. gtog Uw thurch alte from a A thriving church ichoe! prove* ms to a mMrnMUl dUtrtot ta ba totorcittog. New member* M M growing rapidly and art joining tha church frequently. Jtorch (hired tie eiperlenee. TM church opening waa on No* itHhra yean aga thl* cow vamber 31, IBM, tha general pub* itton baugbt tho important lie being Invited to an aftarnooo arnica1to which Auoclata Super­ intendent Bobbin* Half of tho Pier* Ida Congregational Christian Con­ ference mad* an trfdres* and thare waa a half hour organ recital. Dr. J. Bernard Root hi* boen baiter of the church for 39 year* and la now going itrong a* a vlgroui Biblical preacher. g t t m lflf Ifton uied tor Wtornenomin*. K|M M ctoflC.1M chapel bob * ™ * * ' J - E*"*?"*?? pW M * **! • . m * * * ,B* ltI<* for lM* ’M f drnmsa. t ' hum***# vtUBy toftrad tM OMfOh, Mowing out tho beau; r#*#'window and making the far tower id uniaft that It had 1 truncated, After a numbar ftotoptotomain repair*, which ima ineriMlnglr expsnilve, thl llaw waa to riloeat* thl «h, and to build a different itrueture. In 19U the corner (Old to tha Phillips M aaiollne •ration and ito month* w n alId to Clear tho ground for th* « atatton, which wai located I. ir over a year, Sunday tarI wer* hald la tha large parga at Ml Palmatto Avt. Tha mgattow, and later tha buildeommlttee, met every Weday night to pirn for lha naw Nil. The Paraonaga proved to ftoo rallying place. Tha church il grew and a numbar of naw Mr* totoad tha church. J . Houghton waa tha avthitoot. A cruciform Wiatow type adlflee waa . Tha Building Commit!*# I af raprtaontalivai af aoctoUta and church f t Qua Ichmah waa choiaa far, Kn need ttoa judgment In idrgaaiaattot and luptrinienp af lawatraetlo* and to tha ■m MM.. df svahifactural (tolan'o r K .waa decided to have tho m aomptotod tor worahlp u d Hlea baton K waa opened. Sround Breaking earemony. to i farmer Mayor Randall B ai Rev. Lucias W. Scott af imtotoa County Mtototnrlal AaM*R, BBrllelpatod, waa ktM (mmbor N, ISSg, al tM naw aw tM aauthwaat eornir af l Avenua (Highway 1T-M) and Mr fourth It. M block* dlnet. Mrth bam tha former church i *■ . t fbur lata tor tha new church 4 SM toot along the highway i*T feet wart. TM ipieloui Like Baptists Tha lav. I . Len Smith af Or. laada tha* aartad tor flva year* aa paitor aid « u auccaadad la ItU hy (ha Rav. Willi* ■ Staaaa af Orltsda “ n-H nstij hi* death it. lli>. Tha'Rev. a. n. Thonpaaa af Ovlada aaat tarvad uatU U S. the J. Mai each tarvad thee hureh tor a pear. The church building vac lifer aiovhd aaar tha place where tha praaeni acheol building aav ataada. la UN R via laid ta thac elarad Tha church then purchaacd tha Woman'* Club building tor MJM. They moved to and had Sunday School, end the following PHdoy night, K wai hurnod. All rocnrdi and furnlahtoga of thac kureb ware dcitrayad. Member* began Immediately to make effort* to ralaa fund* tor tha bunding af Mother church and to lata than • year, aarvUia wan Mtog Mid to the preient building. Member* were tow end than wa* ■ debt to be paid, but th church bald tervlcai regularly and they eeirttoiied, to make effort* to rail# fund*. The Rev. J. N. DeVelte wai the flrat patter of the new church, *ervlng from July IflT until Deeam. btr ISM. But a* timo went on It wee becoming more and more hurdanieme for tho' imaU mem. The Fix»t Baptist Church af Saaford M r t« M a long It wai found*! « Feb ». 1«M frith IS charter members.' tie Ant pattar «ai too Fft. J, W. Butt* aha vault ___preach hare tor twe luadaya and tire la tridado. Tha Rav. W. P. Broeha Jr. la aav patter af tha church which ha haa aarved tiara Navambar list. Tha mambarahlp haa grawa ta aver ICOe with a Sunday School enroll­ ment totaling more than UM. Tho choir II undar tha direction of Kirby Rogara with tho Rav. Prod B, FUhar aa aatoelato pait or larvlng with Dr. Brooka. Now accupyiog fl-a different buUdlnga, tha church baa alwaya bora cooperative with tha aiaocl* atieaa end convention* of which it Me been e member. Definitely HADDOCK BOOKED , mliala>.mlidad, quite a aumbar of young paople bava gofta out to an* RICHMOND, Va. (ft—Tha aaaata of Virginia lost no tlmo to assigntor Chrlitiaa service. tog J>r. R. C. Haddock, naw aen*. Although the Flrat aycglaiiei tor from Richmond, to e commit* war* regarded ei product* of the devil, at a later time, artlita often pictured the apoitlci ai wearing apectaclea. (Photo E? Jamaaoni taa. With tha atralghteit af face# 10 of hll colltaguai recommeded him for Ihq Piah and Onma Committ**. TM aenaia aread . A Good Sign is Like A Spotlight. , , Playground Invites Child Among th* primary tchoela tor Seminole County children la Wait SH* School illuated at SIS W. Third 81. and houatog gradaa on# through three. Ito taaiharl Inatruai nn, b i i i i i i c i n o n ir u n i r m n * ii teacher along wlUi har dutlai ai principal. Other faculty rnamhara are Mra. Helen Stevemon, Mn. Thelma Buffalow, Mn. Irena Walt, Mra. Rebecca Holmai, and Mr*. Oicar Nelder. Mr*. Martha Beard la tha ichool lacrctary. Any child going to Welt Side tor the flrit time it likely to envision himself In a sprawling loiihern home of days gone by whan ha seal Ihe homey ilruelura with ill tpadoui front porch ihaded by huge oaks that blend to with th* LAlthcran church of the ne- aurroundlnga of the neighborhood gMmtr V ll formed In Sanford on ichool. Mother1* Day IBM when IS Tht children and taaabcra Uv# Lutherini of tha Lutheran Church, and learn together tha Mile fund*, mental* of readln', wrttfn* and aarvlc*. 'rlthmalle along with ipeQlng, Servleea were conducted by Rev. science, health, physical education, A. H. D. BeialiM, paitor of tha art and muile. Excellent lunehci Trinity Lutheran Church of Or- are sarved by Mra. Clarica Dahl* Undo who continued to conduct lha aiatitad by Mra. Bbba Lea and lervlce* on Sunday evening* it the Mrs, June Lyoni. Tha new lunch g*nford Yacht Club, room provldea a warm, friendly A Sundiy School w it itartcd on atmoiphare where no on* goes ihe following Sundiy md h u been hungry at second sarvlngi era al In canttououi exiitenre ilnce. ways offered. The Lutheran Church of the Itc- The, hill-block playground In deetner services have hren held In Ihe Sanford Yacht Club through vltes the child to have fun and the cooperation of the City of San- participate In supervised ptay. Anford. Only during the period of other form of recreation takas high wafer were the lervlce* held placa In the chapel which to alIn the Clly Commlmoneri Room waya filled to eapaelty by eager youagsten. of the City Hall. 1" Sepiember. 1M3 lha Bov. Phil- Pupils soon become attached to Up Schlaisminn wei called to Sin. Wert 81da and har friendly teach­ ford «» th* paitor of the Lutheren ers who are alwaya ready to help Church of the R»dcomer and pas- out with any problem* that may tor of Faith Lutheran Church of arite.__________ _________ Euifti, both mlnlnni of Ihe Flor­ ida^- Georgia Dlitrlct, Lutheran ana of tha Cantral Florida a m . Ilia naw building, on a hug* area Church, Mlnourl Synod. Tha minion thurch here hai purchased for tha location, will bo itudlly grown In congregilion of modern architecture and de­ membership ilnce Hi Mglnnlng In signed for all of tho ahureh aarIMS and at preient time a church vlcei and mertingi, at wall as building to under construction on Sunday School, nnta a larger Oak Avenua at Uth Place. church ta constructed. Ground wai recently broken for Also organised In tha Lutheran th# church bulMlng with cere- Church of tha BeJaemar la a Man’s mon*ei attended by many Luther- Club and n Ladlaa Aid. W E L C O M E TO . . . 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Lis______________ • , m. j . eminole High Has Numerous Activities «>fm l.io l. High Behoof I* located big tha Baika'balMtaseball Ban­ ' en (ho newly widened Prench Ave. quet. If graduated Ha fln t elaaa to Boya enjoy being In th# Pro„ 1927 and since that lime it ha» Jectlonleta Club, They learn tho • a-.* "* become a land mark hr tna haarta In charge of showing all of tha wcrktng* of a projector and are of Stmlnol* Courtly reeldooto. film*. - ■• The present principal of Seml'Vole Ifllli I* Heman E. Morris, Tba Putura Nuriaa are assist­ He haa it m d In thta position for ing at the new hoepit*) during over 10 year*. In tlio fall of IDS) mealtime. They are a compara­ X J. Bracken became assistant tively new group but are vrry active nevertheless. principal. Mr. Hrarken came to Another new organisation at 0118 from the University of SHS la tha Putura Tsaener's Club. ' J'lorlda In Gaineavlllt. < - In addition to theta fine men They have Just recently received . there la an excellent faculty eon- their charter and hava mad* many ^kilting of 29 membere. During plane for th* future. Th* flrat and second year Latin M<thc year student* from nearby college# and uulvertltlea Intern at Student* form a Latin Club, They •t ft. H 8, At the pretent time there hava a Roman style banqun each JJ are two young men from Stetson year complete with Caesar and ® University aervlng at Intern*. The Catpumla, Itudent* number over CM and are Th* Kutui* Parmer* ar.J FaHldenta of Sanford and neighbor- ture Home Maker* are a v.i*# In communKlea throughout B«mi­ the school. Both chapters orr mem­ bers of th* national organisation. le County. youngiteri are offered an Students Interested In Library _ »lient etirrlenlum which In* work gain experience a* mem­ _ ides language*, tclence*. math* ber* of the Library Caunrl!, “ainatlca, toleqraphy, and art. H. It, A total of 76 courses aio fl, hoatie a fine mu*lo department taught In the eehool. and ha* both a Glee C.ub and j /'- f h n d Three organisation* , parti* * elpata In Dlatrfct and State con* jl teste and have mart# many eupv n |r»r ratinge In the pa«t year*, T Aside from their conteil partlclv petlnn IhiIH group* entertain at * f. ] J jt {; * F I' r; J' 2 , * J Jt , « ; * I J * I i , *■' t! £ at l. f *n University Man Is Now Pastor At Lake Monroe civic affair* during th* vrnr. Tha Glee Club give* an annual Variety Show nnd Operetta, Tha bund Imd By GRACE THURSTON the school and county creditably. The L a k e Monroe Baptist Bex I’arado at the M*rdl Graa In New Orleane, 1964, They per- Church stands In the heart of Ibis form In many paradee throughout small farming community. Tills the yrar and alwaya represent staunch Util* church, was first or­ tho ichool and county rreditnhley, ganised In IIHS with ten charier Just thla year they hava added a members. The first pastor being 34 member majmette -orpe to the n*v. M. J. McGuire. At the their r^nka, Tha corn* ha* proved Hart services were rnndurle.1 in very successful end I* certainly tha ichool house. Th* present church wee built In-1931. Services an aeeet to the group The Spot h Oepi.intent la ona prior to the church being built were of tho newest addition* t tha held twice a month. Upon coinichool. It ho* shown It* value by plelio of Ihe church It Ihen had fumlahlnp U ’etilcd (Indent per- weekly services. There are three charter members former* in rMt«. plus* e-d m s fnga for varloua elvia club and lhnt still retain their membership, Warmly received and ate a credit Mrs. C. II. McKenny, Mrs. Carrie action! nllaini. They have been Lou Oglesby, and J. R. Johnson. Slnrn the church was built It hsd to the ichool, several itudent pastors, wlm have Phytlcal education nlayi an Im­ gone lo wider fields nf Ihe ministry, portant part In the life of a aliiTwo of tha membors of thla very dent at fiemlnbl* High, Excellent promising church, have gone Into physical Ed la available to both the ministry. Tha Rev, Cecil Irfiy* and pills. Top* among the Clark, pastor In Tennessee and tho bay* apart* are football, baiket* (lev. Charles flwaggerty. pastor of hill inti baseball, Track ha* alto become popular. 81IS li proud nf the Chuluota Baptist Church. This small rhurch has all- the id (port* record and even more proud of the flno iportimanshlp activities of any of the larger lis­ lie.atudenta tllsplav, The girls too, ter churches. It has now on roll Itva enjoy athletic*. They participate members and 109 Sunday School In baakathall, volleyball, lofthall students. W. R. Giles !i Ihe Sunday Ichool and archery. A recent addlt'on la Superintendent, Mrs. R. D, Ban, golf for ooth boys and girl*. Tho itudent* in Scmlnolo High director of tha Baptist Training govern IhemaeWri, They have Union; Mrs. Ed Oglesby, president, their own Student Council which Minion Society; Mrs, Marion l»v the governing body. A Senior Wirfla, director Girls' Auxiliary of eervee President and I* elect­ Million Society and Mn. Joyce ed by tha Student Body through tlcmocollc voting. Tim other officer* ary elected by the *tudante alio end each elate electa Its own representatives. Thla year Ifkpnneored a Sadie Jlawklne Day Im* honor of Leap Year. It plans enkpel program* and other actitrltie*. The Trl-HI-Y and Kay Club !; are both honor aoctettea, Sponsor* if ed by the Kiwanfa tha Key Club i ta very etlmulatlng to a . oung • man'* elvte dull**. Both clubs am * service organltallnni. The big •vent ,'or th* Trl-HI-Y Is the an­ il nuul fnotbeli banquet given at tba end of tint season. Key Chili boy* ' sponsored several dunce* tlirmigh out the year and perform many dutlea for tha oehool, Davelupment of Leadership and Good Cltlien•hlp It th* motto fur both group* ■"Th* Pap Club i« composed of Senior # (I ; ■ {, *• r 5 Rev. R. Spear Jr. Is Now Nazarene Church Minister Th* P in t Churcrt of he N*seran* waa organised Aug. IT, 1944 at MS Pametto Ave, In what Is now tho Downtown Cleaners and I,sundry. District Superintendent Strickland appointed Rev. C. G. Rralley pastor. Rev. Rralley serv­ ed two years at th* end o( which time Rrv. L. R. Ruihton wee called. Tha growing congregation felt need of larger quarters and such was afforded by the R. P. Arnold reiidrnce at 60S W. First St., which became a chi pel of worship with living quarters for the pastor end family upstairs. Under the aggressive leadership of Rev. Itiiahton and-Ihe farsight­ ed planning of the people, lots were purchased on the corner of Second St. and Maple Av*. nnd a bullfling program wai launched. Through sacrificial giving of money and man-hours, plus donations by many appreciative friends, e cornerstone reremnrty wa* observ rd as th* congregation mowed It* present Inration In February nf 1917. Rev. John I,. Knight wa* now District Superintendent snd officiated at this service. For a lime an apartment behind the church served as living quar­ ters for the Itusliton f.imlly. hut In HIM a beautiful three bedroom parsonage was built on the cor­ ner of West First and Poplar which J* now eonservalively ap­ praised at fmirlcrn thousand dol­ lars. After nine year* of fruit­ ful labor Rev. nushlon resigned in August nf 19.14 to acrept pas­ torale of the Panama Park Church of Ihe Na/nrrne In Jacksonville. The Rev. II. II Spear Jr., then pattoring in Titusville accepted pastorale of the Sanford Church of the Natarcne and officially be­ gan his duties Oct. 24, ID.H. Plans are currently being made, foT a much needed Edticillonnl Annex for the Church School. Truly It can be said. "What* God hath wrought." CHIRP IS BAKER NEWTON, Iowa UV-The police department has frequent "feeds" at the City Hall. The meat Is furnished by Mayor C, C. Harp, who operates a locker plant, and the wives do most of tha cooking Rut when cakes are served, they are baked personally by Police Chief N. C, (Doc) Shaver. Fifty-five per cent of 11.9. Im ports coma from th* Western Hemisphere. Ehcr. director of tho Sunbeams, which Is mid* up of young chtl dreit. Th* present pastor Is B. O. Brown, a itudent at Station Uni­ versity, DaLand. organisation with the I •9#W 0*Cftl t i U>* JIMf be- • • ■ • ' " . lS h SIGHS or A L t Daniel m toe long a so as lit- de­ irJutford. During fc!i rlsy tks work scribed the louge erected by N*-' was resumed a Mum* tha colored bachadaemr, prophesied that In paopl*. A meeting was held and a the day* of these king! th* God congregation was established at of heaven would let up hit king­ Fifth Street and Pin* Avenua. Th* dom which would laat forever. radio work w*a resumed, a meatJesus continued thle thought while tog wa* held to DaBary, and tha her* on earth by stating "I will fourth Sunday singing group was build my church," end told Peter begun In this area. and tha other dlielp!**, "1 will On January SO, INS, Ralph P, give the* the key* of thla kingdom Brewer Jr, began work with th* and what they would bind on earth Cburch of Christ to Sanford. would b« bound in heaven and what was not required her* would Sine* tha fln t matting eleven yean ago, tha eoairegatton i has not be required In heaven." Jesua taler Instructed that he grown to * membership of fS. And would eend th* Holy Spirit to seeing tha need of a congregation guide them Into aU truth and when to Oanava, some of th* members he left to go back to tha Father of tho Sanford Congregation estab­ be reminded them to tarry In th* lished a congregation to that lo­ elty of Jerusalem until they re­ cality In 1949. Tha Sanford build­ ing was ramedalad bath Interior ceived the promised power, On th*.first Pentecost after Jes­ and exterior with tha addition of us' resurrection dm Spirit earn* 000.00 E. 8. Steakley and 8. Beall In power and Jesua 'disciples be­ s r i th* elder* of th* congrega­ gan their work In th* kingdoms tion with Nelada Crawford aa Th* cmirth or kingdom previous song ladder. lo this time was spoken of In The Chureh of Christ In San­ th* future sense. But beginning ford continue* to grow In grace with this Pentscost as recorded In and spirit. the second chapter of Acts the rhurch Is spoken of In fact or present tense. The church of our Lord bail He beginning hero and the teaching or doctrine of the apostlea which was binding on tha people then and recognised in heaven has the asms binding effect on the' people in the JOth century. Therefore, to know If w* todey, as u rcllglou* people, cumpria* the body of the Lord all wa ne*9 A familiar light tn th* eyes of to do I* lo go lo the New Testa­ local residents Is the red brick ment end check the pattern given building of the Sanford Grammar and compare ourselvei with that School at Seventh St. end Elm Ave. pattern. Th* oldest school building In oper­ The church today will have Its ation In Seminole County, tbo origin as Ihe first Pentrenst after main structure was built In 1902, Christ's rssurrectloat It will wear with two wings added in 1919. the nemo that wa* recognised in Two city blocks sr* token up by the New Testament: the terms of the school which Is settled In the membership will be the seme re- midst of Urge live oaks. The front nulred by the apostles; th* teach­ block Is lined with shade trees ing will be the teaching luund In wKh tha center open for tho chil­ the New Testament; the worship dren during their recreational acwill b* according to the New Uvitits. Testament pattern and Ha govern­ ment or organisation will con­ The boundless energy of the 400 form to New Testament standards. enrolled is used up on Ihe swings, The Church of Christ today ad­ monkey bars, merry-go-rounds, vocate* the very principles out­ soflbali, baseball, volleyball end lined above and plead* for a re­ football. Besides these sports, folkturn to the New Testament ai a dancing 1* taught by teachers dur­ complete and final guide In reli­ ing tha physical education period. Th* boys and girls show their In­ gion. The Sanford Church of Christ terest In this fl*M by meking cos­ first began to meet for worship tumes and performing for numeron th* first Runday In February, oui civic and school clubs. On "free day" when a student 1944, for tha purpose of proclaimiksu^oapel-- of- Chrlat. In ■ill Is free lo choose a sport during phy­ simplicity and truth. The group sical ed period, the walk In front of eleven member* met In the of the school Is often lined with Woman'a Club with David Harrell eouples practicing tho dances to as minister. Previous to this time the music furnished over loud there had been ne such group speakers or a phonograph. meeting except for e meeting held The presentation of tho King and by Byron 9. Conley In 1942. Quesn of May highlights activities I* the fall of 1911, Arthur L. of the year when the Royal Couple Rutler of Montgomery, Alabama, and Its court are entertained by came lo work with ihe congre­ their "subjeeto". gation as full time minister. Soon When th* Florida tun forgets after plans were msda to erect a building and a tot was purchased to shin* Indoor avento ere provided on th* corner of Second Street for the students who engage In end Elm Avenue. Construction of ehei* end eheekeri. Extra curri­ the building begin In September cular activities Include a band which Is led by Perry Bremer and 1913. ' During the month of July, 1949, the glta club directed by Miss the first servlet was held to the Gene Nunnelly. Individual teachers building. The cost of the building Instruct the pupils In'art lessons. wsi approximately 17,000.00. Soon The teachers and student* are after two-flfteeiwmlauta weekly fully responsible for the chapel radio programs wer* begun. programs which, during the year, Other ministers to serve th* con­ are divided among tbo roomi. gregation during th* period of tba TTire* types at program* present­ next six years were: J. P. Low­ ed are: major — taking In all chil­ ery, O. E. Moss, J, C. Nicholson, dren and costumes; minor - those and J. H. Harwell. with special talent present songs In August. IBM, Sim Binkley nr pooms and speaker • th* room began to work with the Church tn Invites an official or businessman Grammar School Familiar Sight To Local Eyes Consider SA N FO R D for a Vacation Year 'Round Living atmar $t Geneva Church Organized In August 1949 Tha local - congregation of the church qf Chris; In Geneva was organised In August of 1940, and held Its services Id-tho Communi­ ty Hell for over a year. In th* fall of 1930, th* erection of a eftmft Roma was begun. Thta structure wai completed In April, 1931, the dedicatory service being hehi the fifth Sunday of that month. , Tha building, located near the Post Office, Is of block construc­ tion, end consists of main audi­ torium, classrooms, restrooms, snd baptistry. Brother J. P. Lowrey has been local evangelist since tb* estab­ lishment of the congregation. S«r- , vices ire hrln each Sun toy el 10:00 and 11:00 a. a . jod on Sun­ day end Wednesday nights at 7:30. #r.AKE ' who give* * lecture or speaks on some popular subject. The 1B5S 39 school year saw the creation of Ihe first annual Peanut Bowl Gsme which is sponsored hy Ihe P-TA. In this big affair each student participates to some way, either In the game or half-time show. Rsskelball tournaments are also high on the activity list. Herold R. Heckenbach Is princi­ pal of Grammar School with 13 teachers serving on Ihe staff. The fourth, fifth and sixth grades are Included, Tha lunchroom furnishes hot, healthful meils for the youths who ar*>hird at work teaming to become the citizens of tomorrow. SANFORD YOUR VACATION HEADQUARTERS!: Auto Service....... ' A LL M AKES & M O DELS • Expert Mechanic* • Frnnl End Repairs • Speedom eter Repair* • Motor Tune Up • Complete Job Repair* * P a ris & Accessories Maffett Auto Service 120H N. Park Ave. Sanford, Pla. rhnno f»24 SANFORD, FLORIDA Is Teriffic AND YOU ARE v INVITED TO MAKE THIS YOUR HOME . OR VACATION SPOT. THE OLDEST SANFORD Kinds M A R C EL FAILLE Phone 1262-K ; (Photo By Jameson) INDEPENDENT TS S * n \ It Will Be A Pleasure To Serve You " ;____ GROCER IN SM ESCAMBIA DR, i ,« .. -. „..We Offer ■ You ^ S ^ W N 9 B £ H R iu l* \« m z& o - ' g s a r a a r . • FIN E M EATS • Q U ALITY . GROCERIES N �THE SANFORD HERALD ' First Christian Church Popular The Flrat Chrtitian Church In Sanford la a part of th* greet body of Chrlatlani known aa the DUdpIfi of Chriit or the Chrlitlan Church, hea e congregational form of govammcnt, and atrlve to abide by rule* laid down In the Bibla for Ita govammcnt and procedure. They do not believe they are th* only "Chrlatlani," but do not bellav* In catling Lake Moaree FubUe Beheel Heoee (Fhote By Jemeeen) Central Baptist Church Considered Ambitious, Growing Tha Southslde Baptist Church wa> orgaalied by • Rav. Thomp­ son during the year of 1137. The tin t meeting was held la a dwelling houae near Oladervllte. sa Art? r«s r yean a Rev. Tucker was called as th« paitar and tha church was moved to 9th Street and Laurel Avenue. After moving the locadoo to 9th gtreet and Laurel Avenue, there were several paatora; however records ware not kept during the ••» * > early yeara of th* church. On June 1949, the Rev. S. L. Whatley wai called ai paitor of th* Central Baptist Church. Th# Rev. I. *W. Parham U now paitar. Ha Ii married to a San­ ford girl, the former MU* Atyce Da Couriey. The church then conilited oi approximately 90 mambera. In December. 1952, the church moved into a new concrete block building at the corner of 14th Street and Oak Avenue. The en­ tire building la valued at approxl- mately R%0M, the auditorium has recently been furnished with naw furniture throughout and aa organ baa also beea Initalted. The educational building cobalita of 2S room* Including office apace, library, nursery and rail rooma. Soma aetettliu bellav* that warming of tha earth will cam# melting of enough polar lea to rates the level of the oceana and flood aome low coital a n a s within tha next 10 year*. 1*. a i / \ V u «r at (Pbete By Jamaaon) Adventists Buy Land To Have New Building Th* Saves th-day Adventlit Church Of Sanford wa* organlaed on September IT. t i l l with Elder W. N. Heckman, Preaident of th* Florida Conference of Seventhday AdventUta in charge. For aom* month* pravioua tbit group of it people, which waa mad* up of mambera of otbtr Adventlit churches who had moved Into ‘Sanford, met aa a Sabbath School. Other membera were aoon added through atudy of tha Adventlit Doctrine*. Their flrat meeting pile* wa* tha Ohio Houae,’ th*o (he Maaonle Hall. For the neat at yean they mat In the Woman'* Club. In IMt land waa purchaatd at th* comer of Ttb and Elm Street*. In March tha church building waa begun and in July th* flrat church aervice waa held la (he new building. Advantlati believe In Christian education. Their motto la "train the head, haart and band." In harmony with that* belief* a church ichool waa organlitd In September of 1952. That year the ichool with lta itven puplli waa held at tha home of th« putor, R. E. Minting, and Mr*. Menitng waa the teacher. The following two year* two more room* In the rear of the church have terved aa ichoolrooma. Mn. Elliabeth Car•waa la tha teachar. Aa th* enrollment grew It be­ came neceuary to provide larger accomodation*, ao the church purchaied more land at the rear of the church building la I9M and a modern two-room itructur* ha* been erected. One room la mad aa a elauroom and th* other aa a recreation center. themiclvea by iny Dim* except th» mm* of Chriit, who ii th* head of th* church. In July of 1925 under th* leaderthlp of Mn. It. A. Ttrhun*. ierv•ral m tm btri met with the Key. 0. S. Brooki of Cuitli and he preached for a few weeki. On Sept. 20 of the tame year, a meet* Ini wai rilled at the Rfoman’i Club preilded over by Jtev. J. L. Jackion. chairman *f the Orlando District. and th* charter waa alfnad and th*' church organlted for Sanford. Moat of tne charter member* have line* died or mored away. For aom# time they met In the American Leilon Rut and bronfht their own ehalra. and Rev. O. t. Brook* w it the find minuter. Af­ ter he wa* called to the church la Xlialmmee, Rev, R. T. Bolton, who with hi* daughter. Martha, wa* apendini hit winter* ha Flor­ ida mlnlit*r*d for a abort time, followed by R*v. 0. R. Creenwell. •nd Rev. Edward Rudice]. A* many member* had now beea added to the little connegation, they iou|ht quartan In the Junior Hlfh School building la 19M. Af­ ter Rudlcel waa called to another church, the Board called the Rev. rraak M. Marlar, who did valuablo work la the church and th# community. Rla flrat aermon waa preached on Moth­ er'* Pay, 1927. and through hit efforti the pretent building w ii erected and the flrat aervlcea to be held In the new church waa on Mothar’a Day 1929. During the flm yean they were partially supported by the State Million Board, hut beeama aelfjupporHng In IMt, and alnce that tlma havt helped lupport other minion churchei In the itate. Mr. Marler'i work wai avangeliitlc and added many mambera to th* church, but hla chief Inteaeit waa In the young people. Hla wife. Roit, wai alio intaraitad In young peopl* and nrgmlied tha flrat Girl Scout Troop In Sanford. Th* Marler’i terved the church for leven yeen. Mlnliteri who followed- him were: Rev. W. Her­ man Forbei, Rev. Iienberg, Rev. Dance. Rev. Grantham, Rav. Wil­ liam Perry Veiley, Rev, Farrii, Rav. Harbert J. Ban. and th* Rev. R. E. Johmon. Two of the mlnliteri pined away whU* they wet* nrvlng the church, the Rev. Dance and the Raw. Yealay. both of heart attaeka. After Yea- ley’a death, a parsonage com­ mittee coailatiag of Letter Tharp, 0. D. Landrail, and Mn. Phillip M in planned a parsonage for the eburcb as • Yeitey Memorial. Fuada were raised among the members and friend* of Yealey both la fanford end the west when he formerly mlnlaterad •nd partially flnancad by the Na­ tional Church Extension Board. The church, which today la com­ pletely debt tree, la looking for­ ward to Ute erection of a new Educational Building In the M ir future. la the p u t three year* tha church auditorium has been com­ pletely redecorated, new peyi, carped, draperies, pulpit and com­ munion earvlce. A new cooionata organ has been lnatalted and paid for. The old pewa were borrowed from their Presbyterian friend* and have now been returned after 23 years. Thank you, neighbor*. The church la now la better financial and spiritual condition than at any tlma la He history "• •nd it li expecting even greater Utlngi in the future, it hai a well organtred. grate'! Sunday School and an idlva Men and Women’s Fellowship. An excellent choir le under the direction aa Jay M. Walter, with Mra*-2f. V. Farer. organist. The present membership I* ISO, The Rev. Perry T. Stone {* i*rv» log a* minister. Contrary to a wi.ljspreid pop­ ular belief, check* written oa Sunday ara valid. ? -jar? * SO U TH ! WHERE THERE'S LOADS OF FUN FOR EVERYONE! Wa Feature AT OUR FO UNTAIN Complata Breakfast, Luncheon, and Supper Sarvica — Alio— Delicious Fountain Treats Many yaara of training —careful atudy of now pharmaceutical* — go Into each praacription compoun­ ded hara Our lleanaad phar- maclita put thalr skill at Max Factor Lantheric dhulten Coty Jean Graham Peggy Sage • Hand Lotion • Sun Lotion • Sun Glaaaaa Revlon Jacqulllne Cochran your diapoaaL Fraa Dallvary RO UM ILLAT AN D ANDERSON Tour WalfTMn AgWCX * Inaulaiad Cooler* W ELCOM ES YO U TO SAN FORD - g STOP IN AND SEE US FO R YO UR EV ERY DRUG NEED . 100 E. FIRST STREET ■ - 'v i v - . , - ‘f' CLOCK1 PHONE 36 fr 1247 �1 a* T THE 8ANF0KT) HERALD P in 10, Srae- P •rfSf'f,**. *.) . . ' -.»Vt>,l-.«f Midway School Now Develops Citizens' 1• d R u b oroSch ool I*,.Growing Foit Sine* Inauguration fli* flit growing Goldsboro » H * iiU rr School h ll boon pli|wralwlth ewifoitloa itttco IU Iniugm ilM . . TO« Ooldiboro Primary School _I --- ---.A w 1M1< (Photo By Jamaaon) Upon completion in IMS three made to tho bowing faeUJUoi, Th|i situation nteoMltatad tho Intro, 6th grade* and I taachara wara duction of tho double session* added, and conatraction began on which ar# atill nacanary at thl* 9 additional elanroomi, eapected to be In u*a toon. school. Ooldiboro Elamcntary (till ha* In 1939, Mr*. Moora retired and Ulya f . B. Raid ttycceadad her double leitlona and even with the latest addition It la expected aa principal. Thl* yoar law tha that coogaitOd condition* will not beginning of a new era for Goldscompletely relieved at preicnt. boro Primary, The tranritlon from bo frame building* to concrete unit* lu atudenta number 790, It* teach­ began. Tho flrit concrete unit In­ er*, 34. cluded s clayiroomi, lavatories No longer 1* the Goldiboro Elc. boy* ad girl*, and teacher*' mentary School to b« referred to Ufa. However, a ■ om-room aa the "Little Red School," but. more appropriately, the "Big frame building had to bo moved Green School." And I I’a atilt la from Xolokoo. During tho following l93»-'54 growing. ichool Urm, S—4th grade* with teachers, were trantferrod from LOST TOP v Crooms Academy to bogtn tha evo­ KNOXVILLE, Tenn. W - The lution from Ooldiboro Primary to owner of a 1093' automobile hod Ooldiboro Elementary. In lost- a ihock whan he arrived to claim >SS, a — 8th Grade* and 3 leach­ It at a parking lot, and found that ate waro added. Immediate con- tha top was down. Tho car itructlon began on now faellltlof. wain't a convertible. Before they were completed, fire In the owner'a abranae, a wall had claimed ono frame building adjoining tha lot had collapsed which hound 4 elanroomi. and the car waa imaihed flat. The now facHltlaa included, 10 butilde tha United State* 44 of eUnrooma, lavatorial for boyi and girli, cafatorlum, and in ad- railroad mileage la govenment mlniitratlvo aulto with dlipeniary. owned. K d to ai tba "Liltl# Rod " At thit tlrao, H lartad thfldroa of the first three from the Wilt Sanford or pro a m . Hi faculty conof throe to*ehart. On# of icbtra waa Principal Joanlooro, who aarvad In Util |y ter the aoiulns U ycari. tv y**r* titer, eeoiaitod 00* craalad a need for more emt and teacher*. To *Uetbta edndiUon, two clan* and two tin h e n wet# Addrareror, the** prorod wruf,and another teacher had to to extend tha variety of experi­ ences of the pupils. Cumulative Folder* have teen putided (or all grade level* repre­ sented In the school. Library ser­ vices have been expanded through the purchase of more library books, and tha adJIUon of a whole­ some variety of curronl publica­ tions. Public Relations: As a means of Improving public relations and Informing the public the school engaged In many ac­ tivities. Somo activities wore a Patrons and Citizens Tea; sum­ maries of units of work and stu­ dent programs were presented to tha P-TA; tape recordings hav4 been made of clan activities; re­ source persons have been presented to the pupil* at various Inter­ vals; a school paper 1* published periodically by th« student coun­ cil. The P-TA sent Its president to the state Congress of P enU and View of Midway School Teachers, that was b r'“ .a Miami. Tho P-TA sponsored e county-wide P-TA meeting at which lima the president* from each school'* P-TA we* present to hear an ad­ dress by Mrs, D. B. Saunders, state president of the Congress of Parents and Teachers. The Hlllcreit Baptist Church of building fund w*as started with 3100 The annual pre-school round-up Geneva had its beginning when a In which to bluld a church. There was held Sunday afternoon April 17, 1993, a! which time pre-school gorup of Baptists met i t tho home were 27 charter members. registration wa* held. The school of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Bauer on For six months, tho mission met center has shown an Increase In Dee. 14, 1992. The meeting was for at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. their Interest in charitable con­ the purpose of starling the Geneva Geiger. tributions, the highest amount this Mission. At this meeting, tho Rev. Mr. and Mrs. W, G. Kllbco do­ term (690.D1) going to tho March L. A. Hall waa eallcd as pastor. A nated an acre of land on Highway of Dime*. Tha present personpet Includes Mrs. M. G. Francis, B. S. F.M. College, grade I; H. L. Refoe Jr.. M.A. A.AM, University, grade 8 and 7; Mrs. S. L. Before, B.S., A. A M. College, grade 7; Mrs. M. S. Jones, B.S., Bethune-Cookman College, grade 8; Miss E. A. Rosier, R.S. Bethune-Cookman, grade 8; Mrs. C. R. Bronson, B S„ Florida N. A 1. College, grade S; Miss V. 0. Mattox, B.S, Florida A. A M. College, grade 1; Mra. D. L. Miley, B.S., Bethune-Cookman, College, grade 4; J. C. Byrd, B.S., Bethune-Cookman College, grade 4; Mrs. A. L. Hamilton, M Ed, Tuskegce, grade 3; MUs J, L. Goins, B.S., Florida A. A M. Col­ lege, grade 3; Mra. 1. J. Baker. B. S,, F. A. A M. College, grado 3; Miss M. P. Smith, B.S., BethuneCookman College, grade 2; Mr*. L, 1L William*. B.S., Florida A. A M. College, grade 1; and Mrs. E. C Pringle, M.S., Florid* A. A M. U., grade 1. Mr*. M. R, Cheosborough, rotary; Mr*. Victoria lunchroom manager; Miss Rozetla Detreville, lunchroom assist­ In 1012 by authorization or the ant; Mr*. Rosa L. Hughes, cus­ Seminole County School Board todian; William L. Hamilton, M Shows above, Oviedo Negro School. Hopper Elementary School was Ed, fiMkegec, principal. built on Its present silo. The first principal was Professor J. N. Cronms who is now retired. Professor Crooms helped to plan the structure of this building, which was considered modern for that time. In 1927 when the present Crooms Academy was established, all grades above the elementary were transferred to that school. In the same year Hopper Elementary became an elementary ichool. Six persona preceded the present prin­ cipal. They were Min Fannie B. Retd, the late Mr*. Ethel Gramling, tha late Mr*. Otlla Strickland, Protestor David Brewer, Mr*. Minnie Field*, and Mr*. Alma Huriton. Some commendable Im­ provement* hive been mid* since tha establishment of the ichool, The building has bten rcftiodolcd and lha school has a lunch room and on* room Is maintained for a library end classroom combined. At present Hopper Elementary la under the prlnclpalshlp of Profes­ sor L. n. Eubanks. Tha faculty In­ cludes Mrs. Inez Bacon, Mr*. Flos­ sie Lawson, Mrs. Leola Bryant, Mr*. Laura Fulton. Mr*. Julia Merritt, Mr*. Elizabeth Young, Mra. Thelma Sheppard, and Mrs. Mary Johnson. The school retain* Its accreditation which it merited five years ago,. Tha pupils are receiving valuerich experiences through parti­ cipation In parent and taacher-guld. e.l activities. These .Include a planned curriculum which Is mani­ pulated through units, plays, «*• lombly programs, parties, and car­ nival*. Extra-curricular activities such a* club organisation* are car­ ried on. The ichool hat been uted by Bethuna-Cookman College a* a laboratory unit for ita teachertraining program. Hopper haa had P R E -C A ST C O N C R E T E P R O D U C T S lha opportunity of directing two In­ come* of that institution. They were Mr*. Dorothy Miley and Mrs. • BENCHES • STEPS * SEWER PIPE • SEPTIC TANKS Mattie Cherry. Directing teachen • FLOWER POTS • STEPPING STONES • LINTELS • DRY WELLS were Mr*. Flossie Lawson and Mra. Julia Merritt. Pupils at Hopper ar* receiving adequate music training from our County Music Supervisor Mr*. M. Fuller. A sufficient hot lunch li served dally by two officiant lunchroom workers. They are Mr*. Alramen* Dlxoa and Mra. Cleo Teat. A wall-organised Parent-Teecher Association maata regularly each month. Tha officer* are: Mr*. Dorothy RlugUng, president) Mr*. Willie Teacher, secretary; Mr*. 809 Elm Ave. * Established 1910 LnuUe Mitchell, treasurer, and the Boo, Grey, Chsplslx The Midway Elementary School begin July of 1B1T whan the Semincie r - t n 'r “"bool S?:rd ; r r ',u t ed S. L. >nd Mr*. .Mi.; Clark a* principal and teacher of the Mldway-Canaan area. Two church** weru rented to home the 67 pupil* enrolled. Profeiaor Monroe waa authorized by the board to hire a third teach­ er aa aoon aa the enrollment reach­ ed 100. Laler MU* F. B. Reid wai appointed aa a third member ot the fitfully. Thl* waa tha beginning of one of Seminole County’* target! and moit progrenive ichool*. Mr*. J. L. Moor*,’ Mr*. Mary Bryant, and othera were aoon added to tha fa­ culty. • The flnt ichool building wi* a two etory frame itncture of four elanroomi and an aitembly room which wat alio uted a* a elanroom. Tha origlnat atructura wai deitroyed by fire around ISM. A •be room itniclure replaced the original and wai erected on the preient ilte of the ichool. Through the yeiri, the Cameron City School wai coniolldated with Uu Midway School (1949) and tha Geneva School (1937). The plant now conilit* of four bultdlng*. Thera are fifteen classroom* and a lunch­ room, on 9ti acre* of land. Principal*: S. E. Monroe (de­ tailed), MU* F. B. Reid, present principal of the new Goldiboro Ele­ mentary School; WUIism L. Ham­ ilton wai appointed prlclpal in September, 1992. Under the leaderihip of princi­ pal Hartillton tha icboo] haa con­ tinued to grow and progreu. It li tha alncere deitre of tha princi­ pal. pirenti, and teachen to make the Midway School a happier place of any pupil* to live, work, play, and continuo to de­ velop Into the kind of citizen* our community I* proud to welcome. Soma Recent Improvements: The ichool 1* In It* third year of a five /car beautification program. Mora ihrubbery has been added thl* term, and seasonal flower* ire kept in abundance. Now hook case* have been se­ cured for the (our room* without them; additional equipment and supplies have been provided for the science end art classes In order Geneva Mission Organized Dec. 14, 1925 By Group 'iy . -.V • jv V ■nM.lhv:; >ai (Photo By Jam#*on) 48, and by June 1953, tho Geneva Mission had completed tho church building and moved In It for ser­ vices. Tho members bought tha ma­ terials and constructed the build­ ing. The pulpit, pews, communion tabla and bannisters ware donated. On July 12, 1993 tho Geneva Mission was organized Into a church and. then became tha Millcrest Baptist Church. Tha Rev. Hall resigned in August 1991 and tha Rev. C. N. Plank was called as pastor In October 1934 and resigned February 1958. Students Receiving Rich Experiences From P-TA Events R E D - I- M IX ■tudaut Cornell officer* ef Hopper Elementary oehool are Inatallad. Again, For 14th Year, State Farm Mutual Insured More Car Owners Than Any Other Company Irvine Pryor YOUR STATE FARM Agent ' THE NEW LOW-COST , HOMEOWNERS 4-1N-1 POLICY | IS THE REASON: ). Covers Your Home * Provldta fife end otbar coverage* i Covers Your Personal ■jj Property 'V P • f"'| Provtdaa coverage on aueh proparty any• > ‘whan hi .tha f *•world. . 8. Covers Your Legal ; IJ«hHitv ; . Protecta yon In aaaa of awldanta on or off yottr prrrnliee • 4* Covers Crime Perils ProridH Theft Invornne* on your homo —your personal property—et home or away • * Subject to policy terma Offl 14M “It pays to know your State Farm ag e n t" SANFORD, FLA. State Tam Mutual Antenebllo Duoitne* Company today protaoti orae 4,000,000 eara • ■■■tr-ir,vr: • W j j - , f ' ,r « t *', ^ ' ' ' r te = r r T I f* . i- EE? Ira* * (Photo Tty J*tM*?*) Concrete • WINDOW RTT.T.S • GREASE TRAPS .FREE ESTIMATES. Miracle Concrete Co. Phone 13$5 �~ _ TOT SANFORD HF.RALD School Officials By Bailey Praised "I want to commend your school i hzvn made posiitile Hu* school." nlhrUl* lor furnishing the !rad- | chaplain F. W. Kcmpson, of rrslnp that ma.tr this school [«>••' thr HHiifonl Nnv.il Auxiliary Air »lb!e." Thomas l». Bailey.. j Sv" r - ! Station, in purlin,-t Intcndcnt of Public tn.*irurltnn „( the (Icilic.itiun program said, fur the Stale of Florida, told a „* he quoted from a scripture packed auditorium at the new pax.iigc, ' And a child crew and I'inccrcst School recently a« the waxed strung with w Iadorn." he school was formally dedicated. said. "W> come primarily to ''Florida ha* been a leader for develop our children. Wc come some lime now m providing a rather, not to dedicate a building school program for its youth," hut lo dedicate lives." Climaxing the dedication was said Bailey who made the prin­ cipal address a< he was flanked the presentation of the keys hy County anil City officials and Plnecrcsl School to Mrs. Margaret leaders on the platform of Ihe Reynolds, principal hy Superin­ tendent of Public Instruction H. T. school s modern stage. "Our teachers tn Florida today Mllvvcc. rank among the lop three State* with PS*' of them having four years college degrees in compare son with 63'; in 1WH," he said. "Thry are better prepared to do a hctlrr Job than ever before," However, a t he painted a word W, A. Patrick. Seminole Coun­ picture of tho school program throughout Ihe Stale, and as he ty Chairman lor Ihe United spoke of the children looking for State Savings Band* program, an education, he »aid "T hrfe’s was presented a silver medalroom In our hearts ami In our linns recently In rccogrtilinn of the homes [nr them—will there lie BIO per cent attainmcnT of the Cininty m it's 1933 Savings Bond* room lu our schools?" Bailey commended the legisla­ goal. The Treasury award is given ture fur their presentation of ihr school program of Florida and only to those chairmen who h-a.l said. "We are on the threshold of their area* to accomplishment of thr assigned quota. gieatncss In this -State." In accept mg the award. Patrick "Thp American school today is Ihe greatest single agetiry to stated that it could not have hern whirh you and I can look to the done without thr outstanding coop improvement of our Democratic rratum of the key agencies tn the rounty. such a* the hanks. The way of life," he said. However, lie said, we know we Sanford Herald an I thr radio sta­ ilon'l have the perfrrt Inslltu- tion, who kepi Hie public aware of lion, we know we have faults. the grral need of Sav Ing* Bonds But anyone who is critical of our In maintaining a sound dollar and a schools should he willing lo help healthy, thriving economv "Ilf course," lie ail led, "the improve them. "It takes Inirlligcut people to good people of Hie county who day to take part m a democralic bought Savings Bond* were the ones who put the dollar volume government," Bailey said And he concluded. "I now dedi­ over the lop We are all giralfill lor them ” cate this modem school p la n t" The medallion, whit'll I* *»'t In Bailey was introduced hy Bella a lociie Inline, hears no it's tor Douglas Steii'trom Hairy Wdr. president of the fcnnl side Ilie emblem of the I'lneerrsl School Parent 'I earlier Minute Mail and the I'nited Association opened ihe dedication State* Treasury shield with the in ceiciiiomes a* Iip welcomed those scrip.mu "C, S Treasury Award " Tile frvrr*e side of the award in the auditorium. He said "We ra r n e s Ihr wrath of pearr with oh,., a tremendous debt of grail Hide lo alt id tin officials who Ihe Inscription "For Patriotic Serv- W. A. Patrick Gets Recognition Medal The Seventh l»ey AdvrnlUt Church on Klin A»r. t Photo Hy Jameson) Seminole High Band Brings Recognition To Sanford The Seminole High School Band item i from a Inns line of hands in Sanford, the first known commu­ nity bands was directed by A. H. Crtppen In lMfi. Since then several bands have helped to create the publtr pride In Sanford. The pres. [ -$cnt Srminnle High School Band was reorganized hy Bernard K. Black in 1917 when Ihe member* ship cnnsisled of 1) pupil* that quickly grew to flu member*. I n i forms and Iiisirunirnu weir acquired during Mr, Black's leaderahlp and the hand entered ir* first cnnle»l In 19W Making a fir*t ilivi»ion rating at the District IV Contest held in Corna, Florida In «|»nt9 the hind went To .Miami for Mhr State t'nnlrst. Krne»t Cow try, Ihe present dlrrrtor, rame to Seminole High School in August of lti.il. He im mediately organised a honsTer club enmuting of hand parents and per­ sona interested tn the welfare of Ihe hand. Much credit for Ihr • plrndld spirit and sureris of the hand la due to this very active r-Semlnnla High School Band Asso^eiallnn and the principal l l rrman Morris, When ihe present di-| recior cam* the aludenirwrote upi a governing constitution and reor ganlrcd a military student govern- val of State Parade in St, Peters­ burg, FI*. The Mardt firas Parade televised the Seminole High School Band through a national hookup in every state In the union as it marched through a throng of one million people In New OrlranTim parade alone has given the hand a name a* one of Florida’s Finest high school hands. During that school year (I953-.VI) the hand made 71 appearance* and traveled a total of 2..'>oo mile*, The hand tin* pre*ent sehnol rear ha* already made a name for It *elf hy Joining with Hie Pep (Tilh | u present outstanding pageant* and extra* .iganz.is at the high srhoul football half-time*. Other a r m Hie* for thr remaining yr»r will inrlude Hie Leesburg Water­ melon Festival Parade and a con­ ceit in the Million Dollar Band 'hell at Daytona Beach. I la. hi Mav. T h is hand lias the distinction of tiring Ihe only hand mpsidr of Ihe Daytona Beach Bands In plav annually in Ihe Daytona Bandshell eight years in succession. Realizing that Hie Seminole High .School Band Is part of the mmmumi'y as an organization they arc -------- *-----!— T Y G S IG y Q il always ready and willing to perfurm lit various civic occasion*. Since 1951 this hand ha* played :he dedications of Ihe Farmers' Auction Market Building, the .San­ ford Tourist t'lidi Building, the Amerirna l.egiun Fair F.xltihii Building, Hie Memorial Stadium, ihe opening of Hie Sanford flailroad Depot Building and the corn­ er stone laying at ihe Fl*h Mem­ orial Hospital. To iai*e money ami a I*« help create totter r u le club unity ihe band and ihe sits Band Association sponsor* a 'Skir Night Conlcsl" ear'll year. This In­ clude* rttlerlaitimml given In each cluli in conle*t with line another amt a p in e is a a anted the out­ standing skit prevented. i ___________ ( r hote By I t Forest Lake School Trains Students For Service, God Clubi Ten ft) red are tho Town Club, Village Club, Spanish Club, Amateur Hour, a school paper, stu­ dent council, Choir Council, Acad­ emy Band, and many olhrrs. The school boasts a pcrsonel of- The Forest Lake Academy lwc.ite l in Maitland 1j a Seventh Day Adventist School which believes jn Christian edurallon for Ihe youth of the world. The mind and hand of rat'll student is trained for the serv­ ice o( Cud. Senior class officers Inrlude Charles Owen Franz, president, Miami; Phyllis Yvonne Klior, vicepresident, Orlando; Barbara Kay Dalton, secretary. Winter Park; Charles James i'aiiteihury, treas­ urer, Panama City: Marvin l.eroy Moore, Pastor, Havana. Cuba; John H Letmom, sergeant-at-arms, Jacksonville; Verlnli It. llodwiu, valldiciorian, Dothan, Mu : and •Bruce D Poocl.s, saliitaturiull, Ha­ vana. Cuba. The school in close connection with Its reliunui ha* a vesper hour In the evening, a sahhalh school, and a Missionary Volunteer Su elety. Recently a lies*- addition was limit for Hie hoys of the school in Hie form nf a dormatory. i n a- y flee, bus Iness office, reader depart* * nicnt, library, switchboard, dairy, maintenance dcparlmcnT, printing!! department, campus department*,, laundry, bakery, cafeteria, and n»Vre,. memos others, * In Seminole County• it's the ^ Tufc __ j • fwf Sanford Linoleum & Tile Co. For All Kinds of Floor Covering ; Modarnlx*of ' aJ low c o st with colorful, durable, KENTILE Mail* tu fit ice, U S Saving* Bonds Program, W A. Patrick, 1955." Michael J, .Maingolh, Area Man uger of i lie Saving* Bond Prog ran), made Ihe observation that Sem­ inole I'niimy is olf lo a running siuit lo attaining its 1956 goat. New (’nrpello* hy (lulllstnn 12 7 W . Kirnl fit. V ^L lU rC n The''hand program was accctrr O f P a o l a G r O W i n g *:ed and hy Ihe end of that lir*t The Weslevan Methodist I'hovcli year the hand and 't* componeiil of I’.itda wn- organt/rd lo ri'M parts had performed numerous under ihe -South (ieorgta Confer putdlr and school occasion* With cnee h* .1 V Johnson who was ^renew ed interest and enthusiasm 'he fir-t pastor Services were the hind moved tn greater heights f| r ** held in the packing house, ihr following year 11952-19531, hy hl" ,!|ey soon purchased a church performing Bsi imir< during • in - " n " t i r ' t Street, which had liceti srhool vear including school a.*.*cm- *’Oilt about IMA tillei, six major concert*, ten paA T,r" hoilt In parades (Hie governor's Inaugural 1915. under Ihr leadership nf C It parade In Tall ah a *sec, riie 7; as ■ »**"« 'h™ p,n ilia Parade in Tampa ami Ihr In 19.(0, the church was mrliided in the new I* rii g.ini/i-1 Ftnriija Amerirn Legion Convenlinn Parade i'onferenre The cnngregaiion milIn Orlando). During this year the crpw , hp fram„ hml()inf. rver comical Jug hand was organ­ in 1951, during the ministry of ized. D Marsh, a concrete block H im came the big year for The MV behind building wav beSeminole High School Band, Dor- Bim Ing the year nf 195.1-1951 Ihe prole | n August. 1955, services were of Sanford travrled tn New Or- ■transferred to Ihe new hiiildmg. Jean*. La.. In march in Ihe interna- and the old church was tom tlnnalty famous Ilex Parade nf down A new ronerete block rhurch Mardt C.rav and upon return **** is being erected on the site of a*ked to giv> a special marching Ihe old church. (’ W. Shaffer expnjitinn while leading the Festi Is Hie present pastor. Take It From M e I JJWlSLiu JbJtA. v The newly built Central Baptist ('hutch an Oak A««. (Photo By J nmeson) Q jjs J u js y n s L i y L SanfyfitL WELCOME TO You can play Golf B aseball an d Tennis, or Go F Swimming or just loaf in the Sun. , Celery City Restaurant • CHOICE STEAKS • FKIED CHICKEN • SEA FOOD Our Famous Round Table 3-BEDRO O M H O M E Hardwood Floors, On 2 Lota $16,000 litafau) (ma OPEN 5:00 A . M Jo*R P. M. Dally Except Sundays PHONE 1758 Always roitaiilt a relator! Cherk chip witln lintimr of ilexirahln hontea nm l propertied and you’ll he aura to find the home of your dreams! We'll holp arrango all flnmc* ing nt convenient payments to suit your budget. He sure of n fair dcul • . . dll ways— deal with n realtor! Celery City Restaurant C edi dCalL “Th* nearest thlrg Jo homeinvay from home" Sc« what you want — Kat ill you want. 21S Magnolia Ave. N ear the Rlts Shown Abore la the Church of Christ ant rounded by trrea. J. W. HALL REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2I5S FRENCH AVE- , But. the best place to go when you want to be refreshed is — McREYNOLD' DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Fountain and Curb Service CORNER 25th ST. and SANFORD AVE. PHONE 90 SANFORD, FLORIDA r rr �1 i 4 ' 1 ’'I i— V''w A j . J. \ \ Seminole County hie a charm all Its own with Ita many lakea and beau­ tiful St. Johna Blver — Hunting and fishing arn prevalent and papular aa well aa all of tha competitive out*of door aporta. Each one of the County and Btate Officiate liated below invitee you to vUIt thla growlnf and Industrial contar. . and to consldar making It your permanent home • , • Seminole County |i alwaya happy to treat the many vlsltora and proipeo* Hve resident* who prefer Central Flor­ ida to alt other sections of the Stole. D O U G LA S STEN STRO M S upt of Public Instruction State Senator JOHN L G A L L O W A Y F. A. D Y SO N Tax Collector County Commissioner J. D. CORDELL J. W . Y A R B O R O U G H Sheriff County Road Superintendent O. P. H ERN D O N O TIS E. FOURAKRE Clerk of Circuit Court* County Commissioner CA M ILLA D. BRUCE Supervisor of Registration M A C K N. CLEVELAND, Sr M A C K N. CLEVELAND, Jr County Attorney — State Representative KARLYLE H O U SH O LDER Fire Chief JOHN W . MEISCH County Commissioner County Prosecuting Attorney W. B. MILLER ERNEST H O U SH O LD ER Chairman Board of County Commissioner* County Judge & Juvenile Judge B. C. D O D O J. Q. [Slim] GALLO W A Y I County Commissioner Constable 4th District The following towns are located in Seminale County: 'Altamonte Springs, Bear Lake, Chuluota, Casselberry, Fern Park, Forest City, Goldenrod, Geneva, Lake Mary, Lake Monroe, Longwood, Oviedo, Paola, S)avia and Sanford the CountyvSeat, Each town extends you a cordial welcome along with .the ^ �17 1 Section E A.VNVAL T” im W T SA.NKt/Ki/. FLORIDA. MARCH, tOStt Kwtahltwhed 19»ft Home Sanford, -Seminole .. . »« 1 y A'Xl./| W <**. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 65, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 65, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 65, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cadc94a3ca33ae41486e7cf9bd7cf4ae.pdf e519f278b75ca5bd5f7390b2732d1e24 PDF Text Text t ny*WS 7OTS5 Like Alikes FATHER-SON — M O TH ER-DAU G H TER Vnur’s BUT NOT IN HOMES T h e Nicest romsL These CtislonvOunllly Modern Homed Unlit for Lifetime Endurance nnd •• ’• * ' i. Street' llcnuty CONSIDER THESE STRUCTURAL REFINEMENTS PLUS YOUR OWN PREFERENCE BH TO' • On Exterior and interior Design and Color Concrete lllock Construction . . . Tile floor* . . . Furred walla . . . Insulnted celling* . . . Ceramic tile bnth nnd window allla . . . N atural finish birch cahlncta . . . 9.1 cu. fl. \Vc*llnnhouse refrlirerntor . . . 40-Inch Wcstlnghnuae ranse . . . Kitchen exhuust fan . . . 40'trillion hoi water heater . . . 50,000 RTU oil healer liraxrt door hnrdwnre . . . floor'chime* . , , Vend Inn M'nd* . , . lau n d ry facilities . . . Cnrporte and ample •forage . . . I.andscapcd Yard, and many mure feature*. 10,000 (Inrluifet T«te« ind laiurince) All Are J-Bedroom, 1-lialh Homes On Large Luts down* m o n th ly * On VA Flnanelnf ALSO FRA and Conventional ,'inanclnf Available ; ' fljE.’v; f Custom Building and Archi tectural Design a Speciality 1800 Melkmvllli Av,. •rji> > •>• .sl\'Z vi- '.V'l'C •vt * i v 1 I1 ^ » . *1 - �! ' • • ' ; , . . '• * ’ V - . Section C EaUblishad 1908 VOLUME XLVII1 w AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER HANFORD. FLORIDA, MARCH.. 1956 h j __ m a .J i-a J ANNUAL TOURIST EDI W ith Seminole , ti i mmm A.I HAVA HE AIRCRAFT of Heavy Attack Winjr ONE atom! rcmly on t hn flock of n carrier of the V. S. Atlnniie Fleet, The Savage, prw ent ojioratifmnl nlrcrnfl of HATWING ONE SiiiiitclrtiiM, rcjircitenls the Navy’s Atliinlle Flcpt long range, high apeerl, atomic weapon^ delivery rapnhilit v. fOfficial Photo, II, S. Navy) T. ‘ S N A AS ‘ ‘ Is Navy's Only The U. I. Nairal Auxiliary Air ved as the aupporting hast for car-J The origin of tha Naval Air-SlaStation at Sanford has had four rlcr afr groups, tpccisliied tqua.1- lion esn very definitely be altrsstages Iq ill ultimate growth artJ eons and feverve units on tompor-, buted to the aneak attack on Pearl current Importance as lhR U, S ary active duty. Slnre the early Harbor by the Jlpanesa, ,li«e. 7. Navy’s on* and only llnvy Attack xunmirr of IU35, the nation ha.i IBM. Immrdialejy after This dim* Aircraft Base. The Italian was ori- hern jlridgnatcd the h.ime port of ter, Ihr Secretary of the Navy dffinally constructed for (ho rrainiiiB Heavy Attack Wing One and Its tided Ihil naval aviation training of bomber and fighlei- pilots din ing component squadrons Heavy At- facilities wet* inadequate to met) World War If. From IBM to m i li tack SqmtJron* Five. Seven, Nine the emergencies of naval warfare served. undgj* tha auspices of the and II, the Heavy Attack Training on land, sea and In.air, City of San lord, at an educational Units and Fleet Air Service Squad lit order to take the training load and industrial facility by furnnh- rgp 31. In this fourth and current off existing sir stations at Penia* inc employment to approximately phase the Sanford Auxiliary' Air col#, Miami, Corpus Chrlstl and MO local person* and Instruction to Station (named "auxiliary" only Jacksonville, and to train simullan* another MO as well as providing because it receives certain logistic enus|y. piloti for all types of na­ living quarters fnr more than BOO support from NAS Jacksonville) Is val aircraft, the Secretary of the civil iaaa.-Following reactivation- of (commencing a new and Imporlani Navy directed the establishment of the station In 1951 Inrf continuing irow lh In our niiion’i Iralnlng pro* the Naval Air Operational Training gatif this year tha air station aerogram for defcm*. Ctommand with headquartar* at tha \ i ’... •1 / .V . . Heavy Attack Aircraft Naval Air Stalion, Jacksonville, (commanding officer. On Nov, 1*. areas. Tha slatinn continued until The site ait* nf of Sanford, Sanford. because h*r*m« of nf IBM iiui tha tint student aiudent nofficers th rm ri^lh -,r e end of World War II a> one of tha, first it* excellent year round climate ported on board the a'atmn and the leading fighter aircraft bases and location in the Central Florr.la Sinfr.rd became, a* It l> today, on* which prnduced a major portion o( area, was chosen .as. a h*»* for of tha scry vital components In the Hie carrier aircraft fighter pilots training of two bomber training organisation for our country’s na­ who carried Ui* battle directly to units. The selection was made in tional detenus. the enemy until Ihcir surrender in May 1912. Base construction in the Construction of a satellite field at IBM. accelerated program*was essential Osceola was completed In Septem­ Captain Hughes was relieved In ly completed by mid-September ber IBM. This field Is slltl a part November IBM and Caplain L, W. IBM and the Naval Air Stalion of the Naval Auxiliary Air Station Johnson, 1’SN, (now rellrod) eonSanford waa formally commissioned Complrx, though It I* not presently eluded a short period of duly as Nov. J, IBM. Rear Admiral A. B. being utilised to any great extent. commanding offlcar In March 19U. Cook. USN. (he chlaf of Nnval AH Saptember IBM saw tha advent of The next In lina of commanding Operational Training, conducted fighter aircraft (raining at Sanford officers was Captain O. P. Srnoor, appropriate eeremoniea, d u r i n g to provide trained pilot* for air USN, who reported In Ihe same which the station waa turned over craft carrier* which were soon to month from duty with Die rmirth In Captain (now Raar Admiral) ha commissioned at a rapid rate Naval Fleet. Francla M. Hughes, USN, the Aral lor naval war in tha Pacific Ocean now on Inactive duly, ssas commandiug officer of the Marino De lachmrnr on the station during World War II, He was also In charge of the Seaman Guard senirity forces. Of interest Is the fact (har the Marina Detachment has boon rsccntly re.eslabllshtd nn Ihe sMtlon to preside necessary security for tho Heavy Attark Wing. Units of the U. &. Coast Guard. Including a K fl war sentry dog detachment were attached to the afathm during Work! War II. Ill addition a small detachment of Wave* served at the station and took over many dullea to reltava Captain R. 9. Foot*. USMCR, lighting nan for action at mb dur Base lng tha critical war period. ThsiO umr* were dissolved shortly attar Ihe Japanese surrender lifter faithful and effective servica heal* ly* After World War II, and In 'view of post-war rutbacks, the need for an Air Station at Sanford wai n» longer thought to exist. Coosa*; queoriy, March 15, IMS Captain u Smoot was relieved and tha Nava) Air Station Sanford waa foraii . decommissioned and turntd ovtr 19 tho City of Sanford. Although circumstance* ere sled by tha world political altttatk* proved later that tha Nava) Air Stalion Sanford should aat •hr (Oaallaaad to Yaf« Two) •* - �, 3>.Wfui '/ j . ,■■ >•:,.'j. ♦ ,. *y• • d, TSS fAKTOID K robaWUtntfon p ro for lert af 1to capacity and Ita dialog comodatlng son persona. Ceospint- grant began and the aUtion bnOd* fond*. A meaenr* af the ■ of Dm station faeUltlss log the "little city" wore such eon- lag* wars again eonvartod to moot stature of the laniard Awdltery Air Mellon Hen In tho eurroot al­ j auiboriilna immediately tame oa -Central Florida Foods, tha goods af tho Navy. war (av« now Jaipur Sanford Scale Cerr.panr P. U. Durian th* n u t four yaara which locit Ion of foods Tor eonstruetUo mast eseiaentL »uw«u*<a. Cambell OKop, Ininasr' Inmitriea saw Capt'eta chltPeaden rtllavtd and malnttnanca which mtal IIieqterprbe reecled wall and a small yastourant operated In by Captsla Jams* E. Voia, USN, SIS,147 for lha surreal fiscal year Captain Robert Woods Jackson, In April 1043 bo joined the USN, la the third Commanding U8S Eoterprlsa to servo si AS* _a Station, renamed Seaford a number of flset and raisrv* units aa compared with 1717,710 for (ho Officer to mag tha halm of tho sislent Air Officer nod later Air tlpal Airport, baeemt very tho gatalwuM. lanford Naval.Auxiliary Air Mo­ Officer-until March 1141. Me IS rsoi aq InAmtrlU end #du- Tha five year period, during rocatvod cooeantratcd training at last year. •Web tha air station was In an in* the Ausiliary Air Btation. Amooi Tbo leeal atatioa has, aa does tion since ita poaommliilonlng la entitled -to tho ribboe for tbo Nevy Unit Commendation award­ estiva crates, gave these many the so units which had the i nation tvary shore facility throughout-tho May of in i . ed that aircraft - carrier. Tho tho Fellowship Front, a commercial and educational enter­ dfilgskltd ai their boms port war* Naval Establishment, • Master A veteran of ovar SO yaara na­ award It for ouUlanding heroism service. Copt- Jackson was an colony af mors than 050 prises an opportunity for perman Fleet Air Sarvleo Squadrons Sti Shore Station DtvilopaMOt Plea val born in Harrisburg, Fa... la Jan- In action agalm ora and tho Fellowship 8env ent srowtb and provided tha phy­ and If. Carrlsr Air Group Thrao which provides for on orderly uary tag, ton of Frank and in tho air, and B*U Collett. Tho col- sical layout for an advanteaeous and Ms eomponant squadrons- growth end raptnslon whoa euch is Leonaof Jstkioa. He attended the Fertile beginning during (he materiel short I | l faculty membare leachPhotograph!* Iqusdree Maty-Two, rsquired by Iht Modi of tba aor Shortweod Miih gcheel. Milwau­ Detached from the Ratarprise Rudoats. Tho library, audl- post-war years. In such o manner Compoeito Squadron Nina which vice, Sine* reactivation- tba Naval kee, WIs., prior to hfo appoint- in 1043, Capt. Jachsoii. was at, . elatirooats and oirfeea of the air itelloo wa» able to strve was commissioned locally in Janu AusiUary .Air Motion Sanford baa mont tn tha U. I. Naval Academy signed to Commander Fleet ait, were tecatad In Build- her local civilian population ai iha ary, 1SU and Compoalla Squadron bean Iwica favored In lha annual at Annapolis, Md., in m i. Norfolk, Va., as Commander now headquarters for did h tr military complament dur­ Five. Many pther unite including Defease Department Public Warts Carrier Air arnupc, Horn mptea As a Midshipmen bo particip­ Attach Traloioi Unit, ing Ihe war yaars. Navel Air Reserve Squadrons Ceastruetien program*, in INI tba loads. Va. Ho remained then ated in wrestling and swimming art far mare thin tM dual aa tha arigio of tha Naval from all parts of the country re­ lirt-Wsst runway was strangthonNo wie graduated and oommle- until doptemhar of test year, • tho Fellowship Front Air Malian hanfard can be eilri- ceived attentive refresher traiaieg ad and ealanded to l,MO foot to slonnd Ineign with the else* of •boo ho joined Iho staff ef Cam4 In tho station bar- hutod to Foart NarhOr, so sea tha while temporarily hosed at tho sta­ requirements ef the INI, end subsequently adveneod mender Air Force, U. I. At­ i had boon rodooocstod rasoUvslion of tho station definite- tion, Aa additional mission of ihe larger aircraft now In opera lantic Float, ie Ferae Training #. n o peasant snoss I) ho alirlhwtad to tho Koroan art- elation is that of sn Airship Bmer and in IMS fund* were made avail­ in rink, nUelntef tent of Captain Officer. la July nf 1 M 4 . I as a eontcsl dlnlof sic of reseat data. •easy Refueling Mellon whieh no- able for reostruetiea of lg iota of Following gradualteo from tho From lept. list to Feb. INI After tho Koroan owlhraah, tha counts for Iho periodical visit « living quartern no tbo HeHon. Nivel Acsdnmy, bn reported on he weir a Kudoat it the Armed aehlons Inr, employed flscratcry of tho Navy ansa again tho "bUmps". With new operating requirements, bnaN tba UBfl Pennsylvania and Farcea Meff College, Norfolk, af­ MO worhors In thrN datarmlned (hat tha facllittac I n In Juno of ISM CspUln Robert five very urgent projecte of major in ter which, ho commanded Fleet lien we* detached Ale _ loflpdlai tho present training and supporting navel air- W, Jashson, USN, took commend of ennitruitlM, soma of which In­ for January lervlce Iquadrae Throe. Ho CAPTAIN ROBERT WOOD* JACKSOW, Cflight (raining at the Navel Supply lull dial*. The »U craft ware Inadequate. Tha Navy the Aunlllory Air Mslloo. Concur- clude replacement of praeeat tern, Air • Mitten at paaiaeola. He •as Operations end Air Officer on iK « Buford Naval Aualllary Air MnUse, C “ sarr wo* aporslod as Department therefore claimed Its rent with hi* arrival and In se- porary buildings, bava been In­ was designated a nsvsl aviator Ihe Meff of Amphlhleue Training I ___ u|hion Mcmnrlsl Hes- riant under Wer Assete AdmlaU- i.rdanre with directives issued by cluded In Ibn ISM Defease Da- en Dee. I, IMP end then joined Command, Atlantis, until Juno INI, whan ho became Enacutiva and was ana of lha fore-run- trellM agrecmenle to recover Its tha Chief of Navel Operatises the psrtmenr Program. Those Include Fighter Squadron Throe. Officer pi tho Navel Air Mellon, of tho new hoepUal which re* prop#rile i at laafard In ardor la atstlon assumed en Improved sta­ a new Urgn Miramar typo hangar, In April ef that year he Irene Key West r Mined In tha city. The pro- reactivate tha aestloo for irateiag tus se tho new kama port of Heavy cansrats ainraft parking aprana, tarred RompeKto Squadron In lept. 1IM he reported a* AdmlalKrstien Sulldlni was of Carrier Air Group* aeon to ho Attach Wing One, tha only argent* four permanent three aterp bar* Twelve to to serve ns InaquUvn of- Kseeutive Officer an heard the ho Csstla Apertwests formad and doployad to Xoraaa eating af Us kind In tba l/. i, Nevy. risks, a new non nan mail ball fleer end later as Commanding Yorktows. and in Merck shout ta oeeupanii. waters. Every effort wai ta b u to Hem# ports for two moro Heavy a project for additions! utili­ Officer until Merck 1141. "For Uia assumed etmmend of Com­ . Barr* Uwptra School make lha move far lha slvUJsa an- Attack squadrons were changed la ties and etteniten af ealeUng fa- meritorious achievement . . . as IBM ilssscsin tho building now laryrteas aa aaay ana and a plan the Sanford Mellon and, la addl- cillliei including • new central s member of a Marine Aircraft posite Aquadroo Cloven. Ha canFvhUe Watha shop epaeae. far gradual reecsupatieo was of- Hon- Ibn movement af Iho Heavy baeftef plant. The eetlmnted eoK Group In netlon against enemy Unued serving In that rapacity gmpteyad Ihatr tslante In (sated. Notlae for reactivation wsa AlUsb Wing Headquarters end tbo af ibeie praJoela Is BUM,Ml. Mis Je panose forces In tho Solnman until April INI, whan bn was nr5 5 6 8 8 8 9 derad is duly aa Cemmiadlag Of­ ter tha New Vert Giants received In faaford In January Heavy Attach Training Unit tn hoped (bat the United Metes Con­ Islands from Feb. I lo 11. «MI. ficer ef tha feafard NAAI. . Ininf aahlhltlon seinee, liai. Certain birraeba and tba Sanford made (he local Kalian the gress will approve appropriations he wee awarded the Air Medal. haeohell diamonds woro eon mass hell worn occupied la March number one training base for tho in Ibis amount for Ihe vital need* The citation continues In part: In addttian to tha’Air Modal and lha Navy Unit Commendation Rib­ I hy tha Glint arianleellan and by lau April tbt elvUien can- lorgeit carrier bssad slam bomb­ of tbo leeel elr Katioo. "During this period nf intense at- bon, dpi. Jackson wasrs the stotlao and Meaner Fra earns bed lurnad all Ika buildings er# In Ihe If. g. Navy. Tbo Naval Ausiliary Air Italian tivity, U. Jackson, ss flight load­ American Defense Bervlee Medal: ash brought his Minna- baak to the Navy. Captain K. 0. Wegner, UIN, lanford new baa an appraised er ef a group of oseort fighters, the Aiiatle-Peetfte Campaign Mod­ MlUars of lha Amerieen On May 1. INI the Kalian was Wing Commander, arrived wilb hi* directed tbo operations of tils al wll' Iwe Klvar iters and twe Rupply of "Tide1 with each of appreilmitaly nlno plsasa itian to Sanford If open raeemmlislonad as a Naval Aunlll- prtneipsl staff offlters In July IMS valuation lo five viul attack mis- hrenio Kara (It engagamanlO: million dollars. It supports unit* purehaae ef -----training activities for 1f of ary Air gratlen with a mission for and ralsad file broad command which operate aircraft of much sloes agslnst anomy ground InVorh Giants farm slube. training end eendilfonlng of as­ pennant for Ibn first lime M lb* greater value, In tha currant na- lUUstlons, sod In ana attack on Ik* American Campaign Medal the with these spring ps r Lanead pilots for float aquadrmu station. In August, hte tour of duty tlonil defense picture the perman­ a hostile task foria of II destroy, Werld War II Victory Medal: the pretested by W to M Boros, National Defease lervlce Medal: baiebil! oetlvlilas, tho and sarriar air group*. Rsar Ad­ being completed, he wsa relieved ency ef lha Itnford base la aa, ore In whlih ho esilsted materially Ihe Koraon Service Model: Ihe art Olenle operated a base- miral A, R. Manlgamsry, Commsn- by Captain John T. Blackburn, labllihsd and its Importance ai a In dlsperelng tbo enemy fighter* Ualted Nations gorviea Modal; and on tho ststlon under lha dor Flaal Alrsraft, Jaibsatvllla, BN, lb* present Wing Comman­ major baio for rralnlng carrier- holer* they war* able to Impair the Philippine! Liberation Ribbon of Garl Mubboll with officially turned the station over der. based atom bombers cannot bo with Iwn Kara. man In attandsMa. ta Csptala John L. Chittenden, The arrival af these new units overemphasised. As n vital >*rt bis mlsetefl. Later ho skillfully His official homo address la in Aero School govs In­ UIN, as MO enlisted min, M of- has severely taasd the Kalian in ef our national defense, tha future led hie group as assort for n PRY Cleveland Heights, Ohio but re­ to about u students in fliers end R» olvlllsn psmMnsl lie euyport responsibilities. A ef tba Kalian will bo governed by pis so on s roHue assignment to sides aboard the NAAf in the control lower-huger wltnssiid ihe Imprssslvn sirs- miner construction program has the future neode ef the country; Rob Roy Island, whero the flying Commending Officers Quarter* beat rametned on tho water for tho Ray Srewslag many, •anford’s Miyor Frad A. therefor* bean authorised end whatever needi are required M minutes, within kaierdou* with bis wife tha former Miss School offered flight In­ Dyson waleomad tho newly arrived fund* allocated by iho Navy but Naval Auniliery Air Motion and striking renin of tho Japanese Catherine I . Campbell of Clavein Ms students under tha servlsn eanllngMl tn Central Plar- Bureau af Aaranautlea to provide (be Phont FhO. 5*3315 Its lea’ll equadron will bo fully poKttooi at Mttpda Point, Dokntt lead Heights, end their four chitOther aero activities Ids end spoke af tbo eerdlel mill- for increased requirements par­ prepared dree, CUieheth Loo, Catherine to moot thorn. ley nnd Ruin. Tho daring lendtho station an an oris- tery-elvlllen refotlnnehlpe Ibea ap­ ticularly those ta the field of air* orshlp and uasworvlng devotion Lynn- Bharat Diane tad Robert parent which cMlInua today even arafv malataaaoee. fn addition, In tbo Arat II niootRa of IMP, In­ to duty dlsplsyod by Lt. Jackson Wood* Jr. " was operated |a |gt with the Increased numbers of per* fund* have bran rented for major dividuals put away gall million throughout this onttre period ton. 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Black THE SANFORD HERALD Holder O f Many War Citations Haiwing 1\ .COMMANDER JAMES R. WILSON, Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station Operations Officer. (Official Photo, U. S. Navy) ★ ★ ★ Cdr. Wilson's Past .^Experiences Are Help Commander Jamea Rulse) WU aon, Operations Officer of the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ tion, aisumed thia position Feb. 23, J035 when he was transferred locally from Helicopter Squadron thret, where ha served for two years at Commanding Officer. COR Wilson, born In Milan, .Mo. in 1818, and attended the Univer­ sity of Tampa from 1937-'40 when % be entered the Navy through the Naval Cadet program. He receiv­ ed the commission of Ensign and was designated a Naval Aviator upon successfully completing the NAVCAD course In June of 1841. Upon graduating from the NAV­ CAD program at Pensacola he was retained as a flight instructor, teaching primary and advanced dive bombing, and advanced fighter plane techniques for two ^41 years. In July of 1043. CDR WUson w it transferred to VC-38 at San Diego, Calif., where be was as­ signed duty as Operations Officer of that squadron Here he partici­ pated In experimental flying, working on some of the first for­ ward and retro firing rockets In this country. In the latter part of ’43 he be-i came Operations Officer of VF-71 Land saw action In 56 fighter mil­ lions against th« Japanese In the Pacific, plus numerous combat air patrols. Ho Is credited with two Japanese fighters ahot down and three probably destroyed, at well as several destroyed on the ground. Ha also participated In the landings on Ouam, Philippine operations, one of the first strikes on Formosa and Okinawa. , Aa Executive OHIccr of VF-21 In 1343, aboard the USSMndependeuce, CDR Wilson fought off the coast of Japan during the closing days of World War 11. After the cluie of the war he served with VR-3 under the Military Air Transport Service. CDR Wilson wears the ribbons for the Air Medal with one star, the Presidential Unit Citation with one star, the American De­ fense Area Campaign, AsiaticPacific Area Campaign, World War 11 Victory Medal, Navy Oc­ cupation Service, National Defense Service end Philippine Liberation with one star. Cdr Wilson Is married to the former Miss Ida B. Sanders of D ealer. Ga. They reside In San­ ford with their four children, Ruiset, 10; Robert, eight and Cynthia and Christopher, twins, six. ^ tep - into care-free outdoor living the whole year ’round in beautiful SEMI NOLE COUNTY f *■ Captain John T. Blackburn. USN, Commander Heavy Attack Wing ONE, holda a World War In June, of thtr year Heavy II record of 11 Japanese pianos Attack Wing Ose V- j Lxve ecndestroyed, 10 planes damaged and pitted one year wq Ita new home led his flight In the sinking of a bait at NAAR Sanford. From Japanese auxiliary vessel. II* Is the Air Station, Captain J. T. Bleckhurn, Commander Heavy th* holder of the Navy Cross, Dis­ Attack Wing ONE, with his tinguished Flying Cross, Air Med­ staff, directs the administration als with three guld stars- Presi­ and training of five attack equaddential Unit Citation Ribbon, and ronei VAH-1, VAH-3, VAH-T. the Navy Unit Commendation. VAH-9, VAH-11, a -Training Capt. Blackburn's war record can Squadron (HATU) and a Sup­ b i summed up by a quote from one port Squadron (FASRON-fil)r ona of his war citations which Conductb.g daily training and read* In part: “For extraordinary operational fllghta along with a heroism as Commanding Officer of full schedule of ground schools Fighting Squadron IT during covering all aspects of special action against enemy Japanetu weapone and their delivery, the forces In the vicinity of New Bri­ erewe of HATWINO-I maintain tain and Salomon lalands ,. , . 1 the high degree of readiness when Intercepted by an oulnum-i necessary to carry out the HATbaring force of hostile aircraft, he WfNO mission of gU weather long courageously dosed with tha en­ range attack. emy planes and peraonaUy blasted To mset the exacting standards three from the sky and probably required of this hlahly mobile (Official Photo, V, destroyed three other*. In • sub­ etrlklng force, tha AJ “Savage" sequent engagement with a nu­ COMMANDER HENRY C. COLEE. Executive Officer of tha San­ aircraft was designed and devel­ merically superior force ef Jap­ Aviation Obiorver, In March 1036 oped by North American Air­ ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station. (Official Photo, U. S, Navy) anese aircraft he struck furiously h« entered Flight Training at NAS, USS Midway, leaving this com* craft Corporation. The AJ was at the oncoming hostile planes, p er Panned*, and was dasignated a mand and reporting to the ofSo* accepted by the Navy In 1836 sonilly *shooting down four and Naval Aviator In 1937. Ho later and Is still tha operational air­ severrlv damaging two olhers." u rv td with Bombing Squadron of the Chief of Naval Operatitmb craft of the Heavy Attack Wing. Captain Blackburn assumed Ftvo, and Fighting Squadron Two, In September of 1946. After Wo’ This 21 ton carrier basid air­ !3car with th* Staiel of Nival command of Heavy Attack Wing baiad on the USS Lexington, plane Is powered by two recipro­ |0|>cratlons he served from Or* ONE at Sanford Naval Auxiliary Captain Blackburn was serving cating engines end one Jet. Cap­ Air Station In Auxuat 1033, com­ at a Fighter Plano Instructor at labor 1317 to October 1313 la' lb* able of high speeds, long range, ing to Sanford from duty with NAS Miami, when the United Bureau of Aeronautles (FlgtiMP and atomic weapon* delivery, the Joint Chief of Staff, WashDesign Branch). He then seiMd1 COMHATWWG's "S A V A G E " Commander Henry C. Colee Jr., •go flights In the North Atlantic Ington, D. C. Slnea he took com­ States entered World War II In at Executive Officer of th*’ USS December of 1041. His first war­ planet, equipped with the Norden USN, Is a min of which Florid* Area during the winter of 1041-42." Heavy Attack Wing ONE time assignment wee Fighting Saipan until May 1831. FromJUno A5B-1 radar optical precision can be justly proud. At present he was awarded the Air Medal. mand,grown from four operating Squadron 29 based an Ihe USS of that year until July of the new bomb-elm Ing eyatem, ere th* Cdr. Colee Is serving as the Ex­ The citation further stales In has to five, with a sixth Santee operating In European wat­ ho commanded Composite SqBlNNevy'a only carrier based alt ecutive Officer of the Sanford Na­ part; "Operating from nowly-es- ■quadrona be commissioned In the near ers. He served as Coraiqandlng Of­ ron S (VC-S), a squadron of-ftH' weather, epeelal, weapone attack val Auxiliary Air Station, following tabllshrd bases despite Icing, low to future. HATWING-1 also cam- ficer of Fighting Squadron 17 from present command. Prior to sarttBif planes. visibility, billiards and high winds, a training squadron 1943 until May 1344, tho with the Joint Chiefs of Staff*U Th* crew of th* "Savage," a Cdr. Frank R. More In that ca­ he) participated In numerous mis­ prise* (HATU) and an aircraft service January Squadron being based on tho USS Washington, Captain Blackburn highly organised team, consists pacity. squadron (FASnON-51). Tha sions to , counter-act cnomy sub­ Bunker Hill during part of that was a student at the Naval Warof th* pilot who site, in the left A native Floridian, Cdr, C * marine activity and contributed five operating squadrons arot time. egat, th* bombardier-navigator was born in New Smyrna Be- • For outstanding service In VAH-1, VAII-li, VAII-0, VAll-11. manning th* right seat beild* March 10, 1918, son of Henry ami materially to the saf-» passage and that command ho won tho Navy Cnptnln Bleckhurn was horn th* pilot, and th# third crewman Agnea Colee. Ho graduated from protection of our valuable con­ In Annapolis, Md., June 24, 1913, Cross. or radioman-weaponeer who sits JeLand High School In 1033 ami voy*. , ." son of Captain and Mrs. Paul Captain Blackburn returned to behind the pilot. Th# pilot and attended tho University of Florida I>etaehi-d from Palrol Squadron Blackburn 8r. He entered th# Ihe United States In Juno 1314 bombardier receive extensive, at Tallahassee, John D. Stetson Seventy-Three In Sept. 1943, ho Naval Academy In Jdh* 1920. ®n(t was assigned to tho Bureau hljrhly technical training cover­ University at Dol.arwl and Marion next served on tho staff of Com- grnduntril nnd was commissioned of Aeronautics, Navy Department, ing bombing syitem theory, ra­ (Alabama) Institute, (rum which momler Caribbean Sea Frontier an ensign, June 1, 1033. Washington, D. C. During this dar Intelligence, target Identifi­ he received the degree o( Associ­ and In Oct. 1010 was assigned to After graduation he was assign­ period he was an observer of the the Naval Air Missile Test Center, cation and all phasee of naviga­ ate In Science In 1337. ed to the USS Mississippi, where Second Battle of the Philippine tion at the Heavy Attack Train­ He enlisted In the U. S. Navy Point Mugu, California, He remain­ ho served m Division OfllceV and Sea. He next served as Commaning Unit, prior to being assigned July 8 of the same year and July ed there until June 1017, after to an operating aquadron. Once 24, 1939 was discharged to accept which he had Instruction at the y aeslgned to a equadron, tha pilot an appointment as an Aviation Ca­ Naval School, General Line, New­ • * v.4 and bombardier-navigator are In­ det In the U. S. Naval Reserve. port, It. 1. Completing the course * tegrated with the third crewman Commissioned Ensign In tha Nav.nl thero In May 1918 he had trained i * Into the three man crew. From Reserve In March 1310, he pro- in Privateer Typo Aircraft at the B u ild in g • B u y in g • R e n t i n g here the emphaela I* on team grossed In rank attaining that ot Navel Air Stnlian, Carpus Chrlsll, -V r "3 training. Commander In July of 1930, having Tex., prior lo reporting In October -■it- r COMHATWtNG-ONE m i l n - transferred lo the regular Navy 1318 for duty with Aircraft Develop­ * »* < tains one operational aquadron In In February of 1043. ment Squadron Four at tho Naval * Port Lyautey on a rotational Following his enlistment Into the Air Station, Pstnxrnt niver, Bid. st • bails operating with the Sixth Navy, he had a year's duly al For two years, December 1930Fleet. During thta lour of duly Norfolk, Va., am! In Juno 1333 Deeemher '53. he was sssignrd In the Mediterranean area, the Joined tho USS New York. He con­ to tho office of the Chief of Naval equadron take* part In carrier OperisHonv, NnVy Department, tick" tore* Operations and Fleet tinued lo serve In this'battleship mill May 1030, when he was ardor Washington, D. C. after which ho exercises, maintaining their high ed to the Naval Reserve Aviation commanded Air Transport Squad' degree of readlnen. ron Twenty-Two, attached to the eir-L8.',!!: '.“T ,'1!*', nation flight training. In July 1033 Nival Air Station, Norfolk. In1 O V IE D O Is A Wonderful Place To Locate! Right In The Heart craft of HATWJNO-l sine# 1030 he reported for flight training a l‘March 10,15 he was ordered to1 Is aehsduled to be replaced by of Tho Rich Agricultural Section of Seminole County. There the Navy'a all Jot A3D "Hkywar- Ihe Novsl Air Station, Pensacola,[duly as Exeeutlvo Officer of the rlor" In the new future. Th# and .May 22, 1310 ho was designated NAAS. i In addition to the Air Medal, Cdr Are Many Opportunities Awuitiing You H ere. . Call Us Today— "Skywarrlor" fa . swspt wing a naval aviator. earrisr aircraft and weigh* In at In July 1940 he Joined Patrol Colco has Hie American Defense about 35 tons. It can spoed along Squadron Seventy-Three and was Servico Medal with bronso "A"; We Will Help You Choose The Spot For Your Home Or Business. at 600 to 700 milts par hour at iervln> witn that squadron when the American Campaign Medal; . If,-.-' I Hu. .......t e;n .‘.fri-ar. Middle East­ 40,060 fast and can carry thei^® United largMt typo weapone used by |Way It. "For meritorious achieve- ern Campaign Mrd.il with one the Navy, Like the Savage, the ment In aerial flight as pilot of a star; tho World War II Victory A3D accomodates a erew of Bomber plane engaged In anti-sub- Medal and the National Defense three. [ marine patrols and convoy cover- Service Medal. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Florida Can Be Proud Of Naval Cdr. Colee SEE n R EA LTO R FIRST THAD L. 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And use many of tha other serlvces wa have to offer—Remember ThaCitizens Bank .. .V-* J. -, T- — -M'- . ' i." GROWN and SHIPPED BY— C. R. C L O N T S A S S O C IA T E D G RO W ER S of Oviedo Oviedo, Florida i Oviedo, Florida , Phone FO, 5*3351 1 , ] j �( Just Scan Th# VAK-T Operation# Depart­ ment, "IT* s e a t ear# who builds than, paint* 'a n , or flaai '#n, W# Jnat iw m I flight Itaw", U ond#r tto eapabl* guldtag (malted) hand of Cdy. W. W. Itoteon, with Lt. L. A. Itettk producing th# flight teh#dul#§, Wh#a available, Lt. 0, D. RaQ a m a a *■ Training (and PaelfteattM) Ottear, aad L t (Jl> W. T. B arth k*#p# in #ya out for avaryoM, white attempting to untangle th* frayad adgti. All a n qualiftod pflete, with th# •icaptlM of L t (jg.) Huyek, who t«rv#a aa combined bombardier na­ vigator and ovtraaar af th* flva •nliitad charaetan who#* dutte* rang* from mahteg wmmaad d*> cit lost in th* a m t «f th* (raquaat ’■V"1vsNtotttA■*v>; abtase* ef a i r aad aO aBteara, to ■ttamptod padftettte* af th* aqoad- OFFICERS AND WIVES attach*! to tho Navy Auxiliary Air St*, ron’i many overrated enlisted tton and Heavy Attack Wing On# enjoy a buffet dinner and Cockthird crtwmamhart. CterifleaUea tall party at the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station. of th* whole fonhliifiafl man could probably ba b*tt faeiUtatod by a ihort rundown of • recant typical day'a operation). Imraadlataly after morning quart, era, a relative teeter march U in­ itiated io determine th# whereabouU of Clifton Alton, AN, ■ typi­ cal Texes, if there ever waa one. Thle aometimaa makaa ter a eartils amount of eoafutien, eomptotaly obUtaratlag tha faet that Rleelo, AN, la mltiing alto. Howovar, today all goea wall aa both young lidd, executing sear perfect tim­ ing, put la an appearance Juat prior to tho conelutlos of the officer’* morning meeting. Tho inn it ablnIng and all la right with tho world. Tha possibility of tho apoody com(Official Photo, U. I. Navy) platlan of tha Sanfly'a weekly eronword puttie beeomet e thing of tho p u t with tho ontraneo of th# of- Commander L, I lain* L 1b b a y, UIN# HATRON SEVEN'* newest Commanding Officer, la no stringor to tha Heavy Attack Program *r to Sanford and It* Air Station. B*M * New Englander, ComMHMte* Libbey grew np In Milford, X m l , • email town n#*y Beaton. Moving In IN * to attend tha U. f t Naval Academy, Annapolla, M i, ha graduated In June of 8*40 with a rommltilon aa En*ign. U. S. Navy,, Enaign Libbey tea* assigned to Mrvo on board th# USB Hangar (CV-4), now remembered a# tho P int ship designed and built by tho Navy a# an Aircraft Carrier Front tha keel up. With this early (ait* of aviation In hla blood, ho left th* Ranger In 1043 to enter Navy Flight Training, pausing long enough to make a trip to Ventura patrol bomb«r*. Later h# want t# a Patrol Squadron 160, at Naval Air SUtlon, Whldbay Island, Washington, as Ex­ ecutive Officer, Following th# and of World War II earns an assignmant to tho Marshal] Islands la th# South Pacific aa Atoll Comtnandtr of Majuro Atoll during th# first Atomic Tael*. In tha snmmer of 1547 Lieu­ tenant Commander Libbey return, ed to th# United State# to attend tha U. 8. NatJr Mat-Graduate School at Annapotla, Md„ and then to i, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, N. J,, re­ ceiving a graduate degrsa In Aeronautic*) Engineering. At thla time the Heavy Attack Program waa being organised, and Aug., 10, 1050, at the Naval Air Sta­ tion, Alameda, Calif., ha waa pre­ sent when Heavy Attack Squad­ ron SEVEN (then called Com­ posite Squadron SEVEN), waa commissioned, thus qualifying as a "Plank-owner” In the Squad­ ron. After a y*nr In thla squadmn. Commander Libbey helped commission Composite Squadron Eight (now Heavy Attack Squadton Eleven) as lu first Executive Officer. Subsequently h* sarv- od on tho Staff of Commander, Hsavy Attack Wing Ona. In 106* Commander Libbey left for Wash­ ington to spend two 7*ar* a# Fleet Air Training Section Head on tho Staff of tho Chief of Naval Op­ erations before returning to tho H«*vy Attack organisation. On Dee. 15, 1065 whit# HAT­ RON Seven was deployed to Port Lyautoy, Fr#neh Morocco, Com­ mander Libbey became It* Com­ manding Officer and ltd tha Squadron horn# to Sanford, thus making * double homecoming. In Sanford, Commander Libbey, hi* wife Mary, and four daugh­ ters live at 2605 Iroquois At*., and at* msmbsrs of tha F i r s t Presbyterian Chuch. Out of approximately 110 billion of Series E Ssvlngs Bonds that had matured up to thq first ol Novem­ ber 15)3, around tl-M billion worth were being held after maturity under the automatic 10-year ex­ tension option, Randy MeDo# siyi: "Ssv# your money ant you ssv# your peace. And th# payroll savings plsn Is a rlchf guld way to save those bonny Savings Bondi," ttnlor yo*man, mainly dua to a 40 pound weight advantage and tha oftlmat diaputed claim of having ones tton tho Inild* of ■ eolltgo somewhere. Thar* la certainly no aanlorlty involved. (Ed. note: This article waa written by AN F IR ­ MAN) By OMO aO to* officers ar* av­ iating and tha eroatword puitto again reign* supra (d#, interrupted occasionally to airtight** * u t claim* ol "No aam a, no papa, no .flight My" bgm Afhtr department perionsti -s V i Around 1800, which la aalty lin­ gual* for 1:M p. averyona has been to chow, which really Isn’t bid at all If ona ham't had any homa cooking for thraa or four yasrs—. Anyway, lt makaa It a n y to keep tho Lenten Fast. Tho avia­ tors ar# through aviating, and ar* now concentrating on a dabrlaf with tha squadron L. S, 0. Lcdr. McMurray, and raally doing Itemsatvaa Juitic* with a«a tteria* of tha "good ol* daya". This continual until 18.30 (some­ thing Ilk* 1:30 p. m.) whan a call from tha duty office, timidly in­ quiring about th# possibility of * tentatlv# "dream ih##t" puta tha cogs of thla well lubricated tna- W afers Beckon The men end femlllei of Heavy In tho local area. At lait count the Attack Squadron SEVEN are tak tqutdr&n h»d m^r# bn»t« then air: \ Ing full advantage of thd many planet. *<. . When the weekend will around aquatic facillliei that are available tho fishermen, twlmmtri, and water skleri head for their fsvorite chine Into action. Before -nyonc ipoli, iiiually no further away than can move, the door la ilammed a IS minute drive. and an lmmtdlately.lf-nnMonner Some mombert of the tquadron naed ariiai for the rapid completion learned how to ikin dive while of the monthly flight pay chitt, they were In the Mediterranean flight ration chit*, mimeographing area and they have been enjoying of the dream aheet, five operation* tho clear warm water# of Florida’# Initructioni, eight notices, a dean jtprinR#. (If you should catch one tweepdown, rearrangement of the of these fellow# while fishing (ties and furniture, rerouting of plcsie return him to Sanford.) The the mill, and completion of that member* of VAII-7 are more than furahllnglng eronword-puttlo. To happy to he stationed In thle sum­ add a note of. authenticity to the mer paradise. story, we may at well admit that tha circular fll# requires emptying Even though a small medieal de­ at toast three timet during the next partment. with a critical shortage 48 minute*. of medical officer* tnd hospital Quick will are displayed and cnrpsmcn, rhere wore juat under tightening decision!, not to men­ Ten Thousand treatment* rendered tion footwork, put ■ rapid flnl to dependent* pint mllilarj treat­ any performance* concerning fold­ ments, juat under Two Hundred ing one's teepee and illtntly ant­ Surgical Operation), and wrll over ing Into the gathering twilight. Ten Thousand inoculations admini­ 1618 finds Lt. Heathj standing amid stered, this past year. Hi* ahamblet, listening to bis ochn mlmmlcklng hit plea for more yenSmart farmers are putting away man hour* In tha day. Tills of part of rhelr crop money in U. S. eourte la pur# dream. We're on Savinas Bondi, Scries E, which liberty by thle time. Our motto: jrow Into real rciorves to protect "Ymt pl»y ball with it, and wa ll th#lr liuMuon tnd replace their •tick the bat down your throat". vita’ farm machinery. Th# t#macular of th# laafolni tailor, b#inf composed of various element#, I t a l i a n , Japan*##, Brooklynet#, Crow Indian, #te., I# «ftfm*i_a bit difficult for the hvrtr*.’. ;7d populaei t« r-ninrehend. Attempt* are made to weed out tueh Jargon, but thtr* It alwav* the chance of a allp of tho pen. Thartfuro w# have d'awn op a list of a few of the mn-e com­ mon term# to make the follow, inn article* more undcritandabte. Taking Ten—See ya later Gtadnnk tailor—the troop# 1300—coffee tlm# Shakedown—who Hole th# captaln’t "playboy" Intpection—You boyt need earn* aun MOO—Coffee time „ Sniveler*—Sharp ronktea S. P.’t—To b* avoided ‘‘Shape-ups”—Chlckee, tho rnpt Flight akin*— Being paid for do. Ing what you would pay to do otherwise Dream iheot—Flight tehedula 1500—Coffee time Duty night—Read your eomle book* at the hanger tonight L. S. 0.—Lieutenant who ran call a commander a "plumber" Chow—Somethin# Ilka food, cov, ered with greatq Khaki eieker •» b»wn b » f i» r Sailor who** wlf# tend* lunch In nek. latar used to briny home odd# and #nd» Twldget—Not *ood «noqgh to be ■ great* ball * Great* ball—Not good enough to bt a plnkl# Plnklo—Not v#ry food Sam# »inio—Jn»t Ilk# Swab—Marin# description of % real "man" Circular fll#—Watt# baik«t Brown »ho»—H* who ean laugh at destroyer duty Bulkhead—Somathlnf Ilk# ■ watt * *pap#r thin | Hudn-hudn—Arab for: You'd biU ter hurry, chlafl# blt#i Locker—Two by ala bar Ban bag—Two fallon ean filled w'th flva fallona Pig Iron monrtar—L*rg* tea-go. ing barge, equipped with air. craft taka off and landing fad. Iltld# Diamond Jin —On# who purelmed worth]#ti jawalry la N*pi*Jh Italy ________ 1 Sine# th# and of World War If bond drivet in 1149, S#rl#a E Sav­ ings Bondi holdlngi of Americana htv# Ineretitd by mora than MV* billion. 1 *' ' ", to be assured PLUMBING SERVICE CALL: R. L. H ARVEY FIRST Prompt Service — Free Estimates 20( Sanford Av«i So Inviting the comfort of Th* cool wntors of near-by Snnlnnrin Springs nro a haven of refreshing comfort to Ccntrul Florida visitor* E C H O L S Bedding *W**p on u Echols— th* R**l i> Ito f* you to see Florida at its best! . ,for the best pictures while here .see: ■' FACTORY PRICES Sine* 19M NEW BALCONY NOW OPEN--------- ■- Complete Bedroom, Living Room i and Dinette Sets i Bod B a n b c rg tr, M g r PRONE ISM PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY COMMERCIAL and COLOR WORKPHOTO MURALS TO SPECIFICATION * Fish Pictures Mads at Any Time PImm MM: Dtp—SMS Nits �— Carrier Operation Needs Proper Steps Ordnancemen Are Special Weapons Group - - The Sneclat Division In VAH-T la made up of personnel from the aviation ordnance rale. However the work they do la a far cry from the regular dutlea of an Aviation Ordnineemin. A b o v e averagn proficiency, character, and Intelligence are required of the Special Weapon* Crew. Thla division la reiponilblo for qualifying flight crews In the Spe­ cial Weapons phase of their train­ ing. Each flight crew mint go through a simulated atomic dellfery mission before they are qualified to actually fly one. It Is thi duty of the squadron ord­ nance men to aupervlae theae ilmulated missions, present to the flight crew all the problemi they might encounter In the air and asTWO NAAS El HE EIGHTEEN make a "rescue" of a dummy pilot during a almulated crash at tha •1st them in reaching the correct one week long Fira Fighting School. (Official Plmto, U. S. Navy) solution to these problems. Another important Job for these men is the carr. maintenance, and loading of special training bombs that our bombardiers actually drop to maintain their hnmhlng pro’ ,, .> ♦ * flrlrnry. Each of these hnmhs has to he carefully gone over to see there are no external flaws; that thry are hilllatlcally clean and are of required weights. The elrrtrlral and manual re­ At the Sanford Naval Auxiliary and Trash Trew under Ihe direrlease systems In the aircraft are ('HEW NO, (INK of VAII-t, latest squadron to he commissioned In Air Station, as Is true of any pupu turn of IXPII I, I. Hamrick, tfSN, alto the responsibilities of Ihe Spe­ Heavy Attack WinR One. stands beside their AID SKYWAtmiUH laird area, the need for a rnmpel NAAS ........ Flight ............... Division Officer, and cial Weapons Division. Malfunc­ afier a flight, In prerarntlnn for receiving the SKYWARItlOU Into ent ftr# fighting department it a ||tn ^ man rlvili.m division headed tion In these lyslrms can cancel Ihe squadron. I.eft to right are! Chief ft. 0. McKee, Cnmmaml<*r must. by Fire Thief ('. M WhUtcn are on all the combined energies of the P. E. Stevens, Plane Commander and Chief A. W. l.evy. Commander With Ihe thousands of gallons of me ^alrrl around Ihe clock lor any squadron that place an aircraft Sleverta la Commanding Officer of VAHil. (Official Photo, U. R. high octane fuel recessary to keep■emergency that might present li­ Navy) over ita designated target. the aircraft of the NAAS in the air A crash irurk la at the scene The aviation ordnance men of hnused aboard the Station and of every landing or take-off made VAH-T find themselves at ihe heart fif this squadron's primary mis­ ,f a crash. The poseer pUnta dtvislisa le sion, and yet are but a link In ihe long chain llial spell* "Sunday 0 ,trills am! Ilitpec- composed of men with the d«- Punch" lo the enemies of demo and working quarters signnllnn nf Aviallnn Machinist’s icrsonnel alert and Mate. Some an men are divided ice.bires In follow in in,„ „,b dlvl.ons. The line ■ In surh locations. ■crew- Is . made , up of, first. and. iIlian and naval (ire »ernnd Hats plane captains each n a state of constant of «hnm It In charge of a part■igoing instruction In h-ular airrraft. It is hit responsithuds ami equipment, hllltv to re that hi* plane nays 1 nf rrashrd planes In flying condition and le preahoarst the NAAS for flighted hefore each hop. When his ire These planes are plane under goes • periodic check, aled crashes and set he supervises all departments and le fire fishier* halllr does nturh nf the check on the leglrnce In the United Stales nf ko rescues nf dummy engines, f, p, Rrarketl, ADC, la America and that I will serve rs, from the cockpit In charge of this group, th e m faithfully and honestly surrounding areas In tha s»rnnd group ara the against all Ihetr »nemlti, whomso­ | fire from Ihe craft, mechanic* whose sol* Joh I* maln- ever . . ." Fire Department Is tenanre of |h* Pratt aad Whitney During the past ill months in lspns.il nf Ihe City nf R-2B0n engines *»nd the J-.1.1 Jet average nf almnit on* man per 'h a cate ansri that engine of the A. J. t'htef Avia- week has presented himself to the Commanding Officer *! Ife'ivy-At tack Squadron SEVEN to repeat these word* In a hrlef hut Impirs site ceremony Whether yon call It "shipping oter", "re enlisting", or "signing over", "re entitling'', or nf the (1 enlisted men who have fulfilled their enlistment enntracts since Aug go. ISM, hate decided lo extend Ihetr service touri with HATRON SEVEN. This figure brromet Impressive when compare*.! to thv overall Navy re-enllstmenl rat* of aomathtng lets than to per rent. ’The Inn of highly trained lerh nictans and maintenance personriel is a problem that has fared every branch nf Ihe aervtc* since Ihe cessation of hostilities In Korea While the threat to national secur­ ity wai reduced only slightly, • Pittsburg Paints hiin.iredi of thousands nf young men elected In return lo civilian life at the eomplatinn nf thiir ser­ • Benjamin Moore Paints vice lour. The Navy's spprosrh In thla very Then Be Sure and Come • Arvon Texture Paints real problem hat hern a saries nf ■Career Evaluation" lectures, To Sanford made available lo all units hy the • Paint Brushes ft Supplies Bureau of Personnel. VAH-T re reived lhe*» lecture* white deployYOU LIK E G O O D (>.| In Ihe Mediterranean Area, • Woolscy Marine Finishes and It would appear that the seeds TIRES? nf knowledge sown In Port l.yautey are atill hearing fruit In flinford. R ig id Fire Safety Prior to ■ carrier operation lt l< necessary to Iniuro tho proper 'the Russians didn't Invent l« lag operation of the arresting hook at* payroll aavlna* plan for huytni sembly on each aircraft. ThK si- United State!. Saving* Bond* the sembly consists of a shaft about taay way. A grrreat Invention for five fe<t lung ant one r.vrt-"n*-h»U |he thrift, which was Invent*^, of j ' 1 ',vVa Inches In diameter with a ,‘»hoe" course, by the Scon.** ■ held by a tingle bolt. H U thin Regularity la the secret of s i * ihne that catchea the arresting wire ahnnrrt ahlp. Thla mechanlatn drssful' saving. Bui U .'i. Bavifjgg, must atop an AJ In an average dla- Bonds reguUrly on' ihe Payroll lance of too feet at a apeed of tW Savings Plan whkre you work •* mph. Thla la a considerable leak alncc at carrier 'ending weight the the Rond o-Month Plan where yog bank, AJ groaara about IK Ion*. >Valk on Alt with A "W ellco" Program Is Carried Out By N avy Here WELSH TIRE SHOP i>en»M i -■ , i V*. Beauty and convenience nr* your* with diatom flfted Senkarlk Ten*. tlan Blind*, Alt blinds made to fit your w in. down exactly. You can have atat and tap* colors to match or contrast with any color acheme. Self Leveling Tilt Area positive cord lock and all matal eneMaed h*ad box unsure nniooth, long Mating operation. Aluminum nlntn In full line of decorator colors , . . wide range of plaatie tape colore to match or contraat. • Pittsburg Mirrors J lt f u d c L . We manufacture Venetian blinds • Glass Table Tops in our own factory, which la equipped wltji th e most m odern n tf c h ln tr y for e ffic ie n t. • Glass TV Tops beca u se • of the friendly; atmosphere • You can relax and Have fun • Sanford is Located on the Beautifu production of fine quality- Cuitom made Venetian bllnda a t moderate coat. • Auto Glass Installed • Store Fronts Installed • Glazing — All Types Venetian Blinds To Fit Any• x t • j' *• Windows • • Glass Jalousies the Most Wonderful Vacation Come to Sanford! * “Headquarters for Venetian Blinds1' “Your color headquarters1*' O. D. Farrell, owner • �imamtwwrtiwBtg*iw rf-ra o jiw trx .H trg .ta r y e •~rT~r~n)— ri— i- i— n~n n n r--i|- ■ t - i i -| n ,u iiiim w — ........ ............... ................ •------------r . ■■■. • ’ .V Intricate M aze O f Elements ■ Makes Up Modern Day Aircraft lakes Pride Cone from tho proiont day Navy are the old "flying Wtaa" which a pilot In tha dayt el yor* few "by tha icat of hi* pant*." Ini* aircraft el toJiy it a complicittd mata of aluminum, atctl. I***, alactronlc* equipment and n.tchanlcal part*, *aeh with a peclfle Jab to perform. Tho aire aft ara tha ultimata In dailiri * id performance and ta maintain ltd* of Item*, tueh a* electronic* equipment, ipoclal and ordinary tool* and ★ Mc­ Liberal Benefits Available ••sue excellent cnancr* for ad­ vancement. liberal ictlrcmcnt it and ta rt of tha public benefits and the advantage* to the Intioutly on th# Naval married tcrvica m»n ire only a r/Tha Navy U Judged In few of the finer point* offered to aatura by lot battle* U b n the perionncl of the Navy,” lays I tht potential worth in ba\Lieutenant Commander John IV. fyat fqught. McCort, Executive officer of Fleet •Ipating la community afAircraft Service Squadron Fiftyi only ana of many way* One. irtonntl of the Navy are Lieutenant Commander McCort tht eye* of the public, and reported to FASRON-SI in July iy active participation In 1054. Defore coming to Sanford, Navy Exchange jjty affair* that the comLieutenant Commander McCort At able to Judge the Naval served a« bills of Material Officer a wjth v> " cimci In Is Largest Factor and Assistant, Program Planning V > K T ' - ‘x’ Section. Production Division, In \ iw -Al ..,4»ii< Iclpalioa In commu' COMMANDER OKORCIH P. Moo Jr. USN, Commanding Officer In Boosting Morale the llurcau of Aeronautics, WashIn the New, a* In tnv n*w r tho men of hi* Kaaron-ltl. (Off'clal Photo, U. b. Navy) Ington. LIEUTENANT COMMANDER John IV. McCort, USN, executive way* a aourea of hualnait or preftitlen, morale I* ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ In February t i l l he complete officer Fasron-61. (Offlcinl Photo, U. S. Nuvy) an ai<Mtlal factor In keening • S r t t c f r t f c t Commanding Officer flight training at Fcmacola and .month running routine. And In was commlaaioncd an Enaign. lie lion personnel distribution. the New e«e of the 1a*<»*»* mo­ Upun detachment bum his was promoted to Lieutenant (jg) rale tmaatlng factera la the Navy JrT Commtadlng Officer of Feain Ju'ic 1912. Six months later he Washington, post, h* went to New­ k sh . j . r . noit roN jM .fl, k a ia great deal to bo proud Kicking*. (Official Thoto U. S. Navy) advanced to full Llctuenant, and port. It. 1 , to attend General Line «f t t mta nader hi* command Tha nr'*"o m''*l«n of the NAAS in July 1041 became a Lieutenant School unlit May 1919. At that gro active la maty actlvltle* In Sanferd Navy Kichanga, and #f . . . . time he receive.! orders to report CommanJer. Exehan"#* I'-rouvhoul t’’# V*val rth«r nialerlal ara required to be lanford. lo the aircraft USS Wright, where After completing flight training, Eitabllihmont, la tn provide a on hand for Immediate uie. The his first lour of duty was al Pen- his Job was assistant flight oliieer.: ; >Van<3* Deama Perionnelman convenient and reliable tourer Job of insuring that thrs* tool* r i ' . t Clan, give* Imtructloni In The Maintenance Department of The mtiilon o, Fleet Aircraft tha barren Ice flalds ao he knows from which Navymen and thrlr and part* tie available It en­ sacola as flight Instructor, lie re- Squadron Vll-9 at Wcslovcr Air <annl* at Mayfair Inn'* tennl* mamed there four month*, before Forte Base. SpringfieldMa»*., ,,u» Naval Air activity U «cp.l*lly dependants may obtain, at the Many Sanford adults anJ service logistic aupporl, aircraft tb* conditions of extreme heat and trusted to the Supply Department! going to Jacksonville in July 1911 «u* the next assignment for Lieu- composed of three divisions which largo’ numh«r* af Sanford young, provida loglatle support, aircraft cold. Hla transport flying hat lowest practical eo*t. article* ami tenant Commander McCort in .May afu th* Tower Plants Division, Air In addition to the procurement, for almillr duties. •vara partletpaU. Acting' entirely maintenance and servicing faci­ taken him over aU tha continent* aarvlrat required for their wall He became a student again In 193(1. Alter Squadron duly ho then Frames Dlvlsoln and tho Electronreceipt, storage, Inventory, Issue be'ng and eontantmant. g« hit two, Deem# la well quallflof the world. Ha thinki that tha Under tha dlractlen of Lt. fJg) ami accounting, the FASRO.V31 August 19t3 when ho was trans­ shitted to the Staff, Ifdqtrs, Mill- l*1’ Division, to Uutniet, having been double* lities for supported Heavy Attack weather her* in Sanford at this ferred to Lake City, tor training lury Air Transport Service, also al The purpose of the Maintenance iplon In lis t at the Naval Wing Squadrons baaed ashore at lime of year It at etjoyable at 3. If. Shanlm a«d hit *t*»f of Supply Officer, Ensign John Hor- In twin engine patrol planes until Wcslovcr AFB. Here he served as Department is lo support all Fleet civilian and anllatad ptriennal, tha ton, ha» the responsibility of the • «.*!*■ mai riinnar tin the U. S. Naval Auxiliary Air anywhere ha hae bean. December of the same year. Then assistant chief of the Logistics and Squadron* based at the U. S. Naval Naval Auxiliary Air Station Exadministration of allotment funds Station, Sanford Conventional the tntlrt P int Naval Dlatrict [Auxiliary Air Station, Sanfordrhant* hat evnanried It*' far1"- granted for operation expenses. he Joined Romb|ng Squadron VII- Planning Division. propeller and Jet aircraft ara at­ HD in Headfort, S. C. In August 1932 he returned to am* supervising this Department is tached and maintained for the Ilea to the point where It can take He alto serves as Assistant Supply fa* J9S» ha played tennla In la place with any ether Exchange Officer for Aviation Stores for the Leaving VH-ltD In May toil he Washington ami his position in the Lieutenant J. F. MacDonald, who of pilot* attached to the Franca* Spain, and In Italy a* well training • In the fleet. Th* men hated on the Naval Air Station. Tho Supply Do- report*-! lo NAASChlncotaagur. Rnreau of Aeronautics, hi* la>t as- recently reported aboard from ga tha United Statfi, ,whllt at- supported squadrons. Station now have at their dla- partincnt la divided Into Divisions Va . for four-engine patrol plane sijnmenl before reporting’ to Green Cove Springi, Florida, Assis­ Command of the FASRON-SI lacked fa tha U8S Salem, and wa. tant lo Lieutenant MacDonald ll pesal > large aelf-aervlee retail bv th* Job end these Include such training, after which he was order- FASRON 3». was assumed April 20, I9.U by wnil*f*at*d In hi* matches. slora, harher ahop. uniform ahop, tillels as Division Chief and store- cd to Patrol Bombing Squadron During his ear.-er, he has earned Lieutenant Junior Grade J. E. Commander George F. Roe Jr., • Liautanant Junior Cirada Char- USN, who»e home town 1* Pari*, cafeteria, house and garden shop, room aupervlsnr, Accounting Store- VPB-U4 where he served ns ih, European The.'re. American Mills. The main source of help las R. .Bnt* Is the IW n -M JjJ; Trnn ,, „ IB of Mr,. Julia service station and tnaek bar*, keeper, recelnt and storage of Ooeration* Officer and Officer In Defense, American The,lire. WWII rendered hy this department is preaenUtlv# to th* Sanford USD Hoe, a.M „„ Head SI., Parla, T..,„ Dperallng these necessities Is fight gear, electronic* parts, and- Charge of a senarale detachmrnt. victory. European Oceupatiun aiuj 'but of aupplylng shop space, msTrim. and-‘ participate* with tha USO hut on* portion of Ihe Kxrhinf*. many other*. Erom June 1949 until June 19IR, Nation it Dcfen*e Medal* ' | chlnery, special tools, and teehnlCpmmr.ndcr Rue graduated gtaff In planning the monlhly proIhoueh. Another Integral function Ihe Navy’s crucial post-war dca native of Welhvillc. n . Lieu- c»l h'»l»t»nc* In Ihe way of perEnsign Button hail* from Alli­ rt'm ret "event"» affered to the from VairJerhllt Unlverilly In of this department Is Ihe genera ance. 0„ and graduated from OMn mobilization snl rc-nrganizatinn tenant Commander McCort gia-lu- snnnel with a specific specially, th* Air Station. Station, i 1MI. Navy personnel of the ,01* While •Ending college he tlnn of funds used for lha welfare State University in June ’933. \Vi:h period, Lieutenant Commander ed from Kent Slate University,^ Directly supervising Ihe work In v Chart** ............................ — 21)09 participated In tha Marine Corps ’ Chief A. Lewis, and recreation nrogram aboard a Bachelor <4 Science dt- tree In McCort served In Ihe Rnreau of Kent O. with ’he Class of 1937 'he maintenance of engine*, both training program at Qulnlico Hiawatha Av*. Is a memher of th* hat* These fund* are prnvid- Business Administration While* In Personnel. Washington. *s avsls. «i!h * Hachclor of Science Degree Jet and reciprocal, accessories, oilVirginia and was cnmmisiinnrd tha Masonic Lodgt and tha flhrln. I ed through tha profits made hy college, he was octivc in Athletics tint In charge Ho Is married to Hie former system*, and technical aircraft era Club and ragularly attand* th* a Second Lieutenant upon grad­ , th* Exchange on retailed arllrles having won varsity award, for f.ols Drew of Jacksonville and changes I* If. B. Given), Chief uation. He transferred to the Firat Baptist Chureh where Mr*. and Ihelr other services render­ four years as * member of Ohio Service Squadron Fifty-One in Oc-' they are the parent* of three Aviation Machinist Male. Lewis fa a teacher and secretary Navy In 1939 and began training ed. Over 91 per renl of all wel­ Stale football team, and w-a* tnher, 1935. boys: John J r . 10. Lewrrnce 3. In charge nf the Air Frames Dlas an aviation Cadet, Upon gra­ fare and recreation fund* in Ihe was named two years In succc* | The Officer* and men attached and •1 tha Sunday School. Wayne. I, and one girl, vision is Aviation Structural Me: Aviation Machinist First Class. duation from Flight training at Navy were derived, dlreclly nr Pensacola he wa* commissioned slon as quartrrhack to Ihe All- to the Supply Department are per- Susan. 3 month*. The McCort* re- chanic. Chief D. G. Walton. This Indirectly, from Ihe Navy Ex­ James )V. Castano Is th* Physical an Ensign and received his de­ Educsypn Instructor at the All changes last year. This also holds American Scholastic team. He was forming Important and essential side at 2161 Sanford Avo. in San- include* the metal shop, paint shop. also vice-president of the Delta duties—duties which are very ford. carpenter shop, welding shop, and •ouja JjJParoehlal Junior High signation as a Naval Aviator.' (Official Photo, U. B. Navy) true with tho local Exchange. structures and hydraulic shop. Tau Delta Fraternity. | necessary to nrovide'efficicnt supPrior to assuming hla duties as BchaoMs Sanford, where ha InIn the past year 1.1. (Jg) ShaplNAAS Sanford save* *360 on fuel Aviation Electronics Technician lal .and Golng dlreclly to Ihe Navy Sup- ply service. The supported ectivlrn and hi* crew, through trial Itruetfcth* youngsters In an or­ Commanding Officer of FASRON★ ★ ★ a small amount of error, have ply Corps School at Athem, Ga.ltlc* all argee that the F.MISON-51 oil and 310 on water and electricity' Chief A. 0. Hauge If responsible ganise* aport* program. Cedann M, Commander Ro« served ax gained a clear picture nf the from eollegf, Ensign Bnriun spenl Supply Department actually hel"« each month hv securing the heat- for all air borne equipment or de Jg gn active memher of the Holy United Stales Naval Allache and needs and wanta of their patron). three months under Instruction and In * big wav to make the EAS- Ing plant from T pm. to 4 am . vices which depend unon electrle Mama Society of the All Souls Naval Altarbo for Air In Ihe during summer months. i current for operation in alr-crafL Through this constant alurty and Ihen reported to Fleet Aircraft RON a real "Service" Squadron. Catholic Chureh and Mrs. Ca»lann Amerlean Embassy, Seoul, Korea. Hr is quit* familiar with Ihe observing, Ihe Navy F.xrhange la vita president of lb* Sanford at NAAS haa blossomed Into an Branch of the Rela Hlgin* Phi stale id Florida ** he was sta­ establishment that carries out 'Bororlty. Th# Castanos reside at tioned at NAS Jacksonville a* an Instructor when Ihe base opened, It* primary mlaslon In th* let­ 'fymra Drive In'TlrBary. returned later for another ter, that nf railing and Veenlne ' Aviation Mata! Smith Third and tour there. He has alto liern the moral# of tha men based Class. Edgar M. Grerr Is the stationed In Ihe Miami area. aboard lha Station at a high level Sunday School Superintendent of Much of hi* lime hat been the First Raptist Church. Mud- spent In transport aircratt. He T"°- tremendous advance* hive land. This Is don# entliely on h'i wa* sent to ihe South Pacific to bri-n made In the field of Navy matters nf th* rnminand ire also «wn and Is a commendable way to Ms and help set up the Naval Air Communications. In the day* of under his rogntzanre. spend off duty time*. Greer Is at Transport System and Its bases sailing vessels, war* sometimes Lt. (Jg). Rose, son of Mrs. Carrie present attempting to help or- when it was first organized In started and were won or lost with­ Rose, 4643 Dlreman D'tve, Dalganlxa and establish a Hanford that area. They then flew sea­ out ship master* becoming aware la*. Tex., enlisted In the Navy Christian Service Man's (.'enter plane.* as many of the island* that' emergcnclea even existed at Forth Worth. Tex., in August which would contribute education- did not have land plane runways, until they were either attackd 1911 and after advancing through FOR ENDUiyNG BEAUTY— g'ly and spiritually primarily hy lie went with Ihe Naval Trans­ by a supposedly friendly ship or the enlisted rates to Chief Patty the servlra men stationed here. port System when It began with Inlrrncd ai a *uppo*edly friendly Dfflrer, w a s commissioned as FOR BASIC ECONOMY, Seaman Richard Mali# spend* two aircraft in the South Pacific, port. In Ihe present day Navy Kn«lgn In April, 1954. He reported many off duty hour# a»l*tlng Ed- and tills system had hundred* nf a message can be flashed to any to this command in July 1933. gar Greer In helping to orgunisa planei by the lime World War vessel nr Naval station In a mat­ lie la marrltd m the former BUILD WITH THE BEST and develop Ihe Sanford Chris- II was over. Miaa Bertha Cutter of Orange. ter of seconds Jl»t\ Service Man'* Center. In ad­ The Fleet Aircraft Service Squa­ Mass., and they reiide at 1902 After World War H he spent dition. Mah* la Aaslstant Flight some years In transport flying dron Fifty-One Communications Washtniton Av#., Sanford. SEASONED LUMBER Commander of th# 8ky-Plln(», a in the Slate* which he considers Officer, l.leutenlnl (Jg) Charles The m lstant to tha Communiea Ilona Officer la Jama* Parsona Christian organisation for boys In ho one nf Ihe most enjoyable ft. Ru*e, USN, while assigned tn the Administrative Department, Chief Aviation Mechanic, of Ben ketpren lha ages of nine and 19 type* nf flying. Is responsible for operation, care inn Harbor, Mich and la a set Thl* la for you . . • prim e stan d of tim ber . . yaar*. This la an International or­ Commander Roe flew In the and maintenance of all cnmmunl eran nf 17 year* Naval servlet ganisation dedl'-ated to helping <t selected Kioiit of n lice . . fine center cuts cation* function* of this command James Blazer. Talemio striker C y X tm ^ T lh e ^ m Y d T o from the s tra ig h t hole. . . trim m ed, sm ooth­ 3 bn battrrlTvei . M b ta m e ... ™d Greenland, and flying kero,, and Ihe procurement, custody, and James Ferguson, Airman lead ed atul carefully acnaoiietl- Thin, we have security, currecflnn and reporting assist In th* many varied func­ Value In helping curb the ever nrc. Delected for your every building need. Enjoy le r' Ji senllc delinquency problem. The aircraft carrier Forrestal of all classified publications and tions of the squadron Communi­ tho pleasure and long-range economy of (thief Aviation Storekeeper, has a complement of mure than I devices assigned to the Squadron. cation Division helping to make w orking w ith fine lum ber. Check o u r com­ Marvin E. Smith la the Sunday 100 fighter and bomber aircraft. Top Secret Material and postal It a very efficient organliatlon. plete fllockii first. School Taachrr* Counselor at tha Christian Church of Jesus ChrHt • f J.«tl*r Day Saints (Mnrmnn) YOUR In * Sanford. HI* wife Dorothy Sm&h, la tha Church secretary. Till# provide* ample off duty in­ terval for tha Smith* and la a gonl! example of how well th* Kavy-CIvlllan afy-CIvllUn triatlonahlp lelatlonahlp I* la In See Us For All Your Building Needs this community. Liautanant Commander I-eallo Lumber — Roofing—Paint—Hardware — Doors B. Lewis la an approved Supply W IL L BE Bailor In tha Orlando District, Windows—Awnings—Jalousies—Screens, etc. Florida oonfaranea of tha M*tho. i l t Chureh. Tha community ajhndlit Chureh of DeBary was organiz'd and davaloprd hy this "Atiba*aador in unifoim". The »njm community Church of DeRary I* to l*tart tt* building campaign aoob. Upon retirement thl* year Ledr. Lewia plan*, to attend Noreaka Wesleyan for hla bachelor Aria dagra# and Duka Unlvtr-. for hla Bachelor of Divinity than ge Into th* ordained visit Ministry of tha Mathodlit Chureh. | There are many others who un­ doubtedly alio eontribut* In some way to tha rommunlty civic Ufa. AeUvItlea such as these by Fas- ■ yonjll man contribute materially |* tha excellent community . Navy • Drop in to ace ua we will be glad to aerve you MdkUani which axlet In Sanford. 2 E B u u fj Fleet Aircraft Offers Support Maintenance Is Composed Of 3 Main Divisions H U r ........ Great Advances Made Since WW II By Communications t V H U M p i Sanford mum ’'Tho economy I* In the pink of Mltlag, lu tin e n we* neVer dtor. Worker* never hid It 10 Old l l ta rrotptrily 'Juat aga ratling along," Secretary of Wtmorco Sinclair Weak* told the lUaaal t t l t t conference of the •- Saving* Bond* Olvlilon re■tiy. Bead n le i went u p 'll per at U> tho flrit 10 month* of tou U th« W4 period. I HOWARD BOTELER Wholesale Confectioner Bcnrlnf Sanford Sine# 1924 S T R E E T L F R E N C H AVE. S A N F O R D • P H O N E 713 �HUP' Unit Is Added To Station LT. fjf) B. It. FHKNTItfiSS. t'SN. Assistant Administrative Officer I'asron.fil, fuffh'lal Thoto, L'. S. Navy i Lt. [ g] Freni ress Heads Administration One of the most useful type air­ craft ever known tu the Navy's searih and rescue Service, the "IIL'C" hclicopiei. was added to the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station's foster just a little less than two years ago, • With the arrival of the helicop­ ter here in early April of 1051, the Station assumed a mure Import­ ant role in the air-sea rescue pro­ gram. As before, but now with the ability of this aircraft to cover a greater distance over land or sea. the mission of the NAAS Search and Rescue Service remains that of "saving life and properly and rendering assistance In aircraft, surface craft and individuals in dislress." Hefore the advent of me helicop­ ter, however, the Navy here was not without a rescue service. Al though now obsolete, and no lung er in use, they maintained three high powered crash boats that were assigned air-sea rescue work The "Whirly-blrd" has proven its versatility on several occasions THE 8ANFORD HERALD 'Rig For Church Services Call Is familiar Sound At Navy Base "Rig (or Church Services." Iain's Office is always open to those This is the announcement that Is in need. This counseling also Is exheard over the p.iblie address sys- tended to all dependents who may terns of most ships in the U. S. need guidance. Navy every Sunday morning. It Another function of the Chaplain means that the Chaplain has come , tha" giving of character guidance aboard and is p.cpanng to hold ectures. The lectures are given Divine Services. _ wllh ,h, aid of a flannel board with In Ihe Navy, ihrre hss been a vmbols. The purpose -ot tl,« e lee-' Chaplains Cor (Is ever since the lures is to help the men develop ftrs( ship of the Continental Navy and increase good character. Alio, went to sea. lie, as a "Man of to aid In character building, movies Rod", traveled with the fleet and outside speakers are presented, wherever its mission carried him All this Is designed to assist Navy and whatever Its task might be. personnel to become better and I When the men of our country mor* responsible eltiieni. sailed the seas in time of war. the When men are admitted to "sickChaplains were with them. When bay", they expect and receive visits • responded once again to the call if a man |, confined lo the "brig" i, L. S. Navy) and dunned the uniform of the be Is not forgotten by the Chaplain. ★ Chaplain and went with the men visits are made to help him adjust | | ,0 ttr Dung battle fronts. tn his situation and aid in making Ths f’rim*ry du’>- o( *■ Navy him a heller sailor when restored. Chaplain is th. conducting of Wor-| Valuing that good books build ,, »hip Services for Naval Personnel. |ood moral character, the Navy I C i n i llV lhCie Service* »re conducted ac- milte, lc|fct»d reading available I I J I U I I I I J cording to the custom of his church jo |ti personnel. As a collateral (lenerally, three types of Services duty at the Sanford Naval Auxll\a fa fu Ire held: rrole‘u m ' Catholic and iry Air Station, the Chaplain Is - J a lC iy Jewish. Services are offered on i„ charge of the library. With the Sundays and other special occas- |d of the librarian, books are A first l.t. i,n*- Through these Services, a selected and purchased monthly, n m*n'* •Pirilual growth continues Current nugannes are also made I upkeep of 10 mul" pljr whu* he l» ln lhe Nivy available lo personnel during theiri |,n ., Another closely related duty of ff-duty hours. During this spare ' ( the Chaplain's is that of counsel- jme. both Station and Fleet per­ il Ire fighting j„g with men on their problems, sonnet have accrxs lo the library Vvance of sale- Outdance is given in regards to f ir relaxation, study arid enteronly a few of religion, marriage and financial talnmrnt. ,ch the Security problems The door to (he Chap.) n ,e NAAS Chaplain also serves eld responsible.I a. an officer-advisor to the staimh-r F J Still " 'ar D- Me alvo saw the aircraft lion's weekly paper, The Sanfly, ritv-lsl" t.i lb- earner I'SS Hornet sunk in the helping to select rpproprlate matiriment v lead- h*"le of Santa Crui Islands and mails for the consumption of tlie Viiiiiun Ma- "** *,’"ard Enterprise publication's readers. , T Fleetmey- w*”'n " bombed during this And whenever Ihe country Is * ‘ . , engagement called to arms, the Navy Chaplains 1 . . l.rdr Still and Alrs Still make Corps stands ready, as they have ' ' Mate pint home at IIS North Srott, in fir the past ISO years, lo send ' . Sanford anil plan to reside hrre "Men of Cnnl" wherever the blue?i anrt it ",m" retirement jickel delen.ls our Flag ViSIOll TB - c. Tp LEFT TO RIMIIT Lieutenant Commander L. I . Lessla, Faar*a-H operations officer conducting • jet cockpit operational check for, the benefit of Lt. J. F. MacDonald, Faaron-tl Maintenance officer. (Official Thoto, U. S. Navy) FASRO N Pilots Have Bigger Opportunities "The acquiring recently of two jel aircraft by Fleet Aircraft Service Squadron Filly-one baa decidedly increased Ihe scope of training which FASRON haa to offer the pilots and men of aupported activities bssrd at the U. S. Naval Air Auxiliary Station, S a n f o r d contends Lieutenant Commander L. F.. Lewis, FASRON-M Operations Officer "by adding these to our group of single engine, attack typo and twin engines craft, it is not dlffirult for the pilots stationed here In keep well versed in their diff­ erent phases of constant training." Lcdr. Lewis knows of whit he speaks as he has had 31 yeara of Naval experience both as an en- li*t»d man and ai an officer. Al prasant ba la reiponiihle for «U aircraft assignad lo Uia squadron and all operational maitere. Pilot Instruction, air rulaa, flight and craw supervision, alr-aea-reieua, operation and logiatJca to eita p few ara all his responalblmy. Ha also acta ai Training Offlear, Air Intalligenra Officer. Survival Offlear and Avlatloa Equipment Offlear. Ona of tho abla assistant! al Llautanant Commandar Lowla la It. M. Cook, Chief Avlatloa Mae* inlst Mata. Chlaf Cook will short­ ly eomplato M y a rn Naval ser­ vice and la anticipating retir*mant. HEALTH MORE Commander James R. Wilson, *“ IfSN, the NAAS Operations Officer. This shallow cr.ifl boat is pii'he'l serves as Search sml Rescue Co- through the water tiv a small air animator for this base. e all engine and propeller. Air Sometime in Ihe near future, the boats have been known to navigate NAAS will ba assigned another in no more wnler than Is contained read lo aid In Ihe sir-sea rescue on marshy ground and al speeds program, known as an "airboat".| up to 4S mph. oranges florida grapefruit Seminole County FROGMAN OR IIOMBARIIIEK? — Lt. (jg) Warren Rruca tnjoya the depths of Florida's springe as well as her sunny sky, (Official Photo, U. S. Navy) W H ILE IN FLO RIDA Vacation here ofti We think you'll Like it! SEMINOLE COUNTY’S LARGEST CAMERA SUPPLY HOUSE Expert Finishing WIEBQLDTS LIVE AND EARN THE PURINA WAY, IN CENTRAL FLORIDA. Growers & Shippers CAM ERA SHOP Sanford, Fla. Sun Smacked & Partnership Brand HANFORD, FLORIDA R A N F O n n . FLA Ja m eei d l �r * iic te o W os duty. A quick look Into Uio Allure Indleafoa th at, planning anginaeri hav# already dreamed end worked oea • fully automatic OCA eyatem, whereby a pilot Alee hie plana Into a control tone, sets tba automatic lot ta» many yean *go, tba two, few. box-like trailers, parted ad•at lathe runways at meetNay Hilda were ragardfd by pilots Tneeessary evfl to be relied |a only la cases of extreme •riincfe' [May, due to the gmUy lncraae. emphasis on "All-Waathar" fly[,'thase aame pilot* regard that* Icarnae laden trailers with thatr Ms tad radar packed Interior*) I'thatr highly tralaad crows, ta gfeewary nod weltome part of During th* p u t pair m ap of Station In Sanford, aeorod a "first" catapultH from a ahlp'ft iMhafc the Navp’a carriers hava boon eon-land received official commendation |Tbe AM weighed 4S.0M pounds, ’ varied to th* now ataam catapult, [while participating in the recentj pu0t of tkrracord aetllai plant f,uins ateam the weight of an air-1National AirShow held at Phil-1was U. OarraU A. White. U. fj*;l 1 ,'wi .vogcv « concld«ra,icn ^ - •—* —* *. •,•.v tvaojttr t----v . ?i *?***t*~ ot whether It can b a j’ihot" from in a history making attempt an bardier/navl«tor Vd Charles C* the deck. AJ "Savage" aircraft from VANS Ralchl, aviation msehlaUt male Heavy Attack Squadron Plve, successfully catapulted from the 3/c was the third crewman, baaed at the Naval Auxiliary Air deck of the aircraft carrier, Tlcon- For Uietr combined efforts.! the " deroga, while it was anchored In squadron received a "well done’' pilot and then recelvea signals the Delaware River.aalute from Admiral Arlelsh A. from OCAIn accordance with in-Three hundred thousand persona Burke, naval Chlaf at Operations, structlons from the tower. He witnessed the eveot, said to be the and Bear Admiral S. D. Spangler, would then sit back and relax first lima in the history of naval Navy project commander for tbi while the radar tracks him. aviation an aircraft of thla alia was air ihow. you'll find a sunny welcome in comprise* a Ground Coe1 Approach Volt, or a* tt la KfrNww* commonly know*, a OCA Unit. All major Naval Air dlatlcu _ fo the United Stafos, and at over* peas baiaa, hava one of these units. Technically, OCA Is defined aa a "talk-down" ayitem, whereby aircraft' c m be 'guided to a life landing In weather approaching aero visibility. This method of sa­ tiating plants to a safe landing is extremely valuable due to Ita sim­ plicity for the pilot, and the feet that H requlrei no special equip-/■ vent in the airplane, othpr this a ; radio receiver. The OCA operator dots net make the landing, however, since the pilot mutt exercise Anal control and set the aircraft safely on the runway whan the OCA controtlar tails him that he la over the proper "touch-down" point. A normal OCA crow consists of II man and throe officers. Of these, one officer and four man are highly trained technicians who maintain And repair the many pice aa of electronic equipment; djasal alsctrle generators which supply the power for tho unit, and the dlatel driven air eonditlonar which must keep lha equipment cool while It la confined In lha seirly air Ugh( trailers. In thla the comfort of the crow be, „ i eeeondary since the radar i vrtlf not operate properly If It be­ comes overheated. The two other cfOcera and fifteen men are train­ ed as operators. Upon thorn falls responsibility of finding and Men1 tlfylng tho aircraft In the air, and directing them to safe landings, All ot the newer unlli contain faClUllea for throe operator*, each Controlling an airplane. Each ol these three have a complete eat of radar and communication equip­ ment. At eye level In front of tho operator la a "search" scope on which the operator finds snd Identitles the plane he la to control. Ha then directs the aircraft to a pos­ ition where It will ippesr In the 'preclilon" acop. directly below the search scop*. To his right la a complete eoniote filled with com- ENANSDALE INIIDR TMTGCA UNIT trailer, T. f t Flndh ___ ___ end 3. D. Howdeis, USN, both olr centrolman second elxaa, are shown "talking, own" aircraft during « saasion of Inclement weather at the NAAS. (Official Photo, U. B. Navy) munleatloa equipment and controls, and ■ recorder to keep a record of ail tranimlaalona between himself, lha pilot, the outside observer, and the airfield tower, The search icope ahows Ih* posi­ tion of tha planes with a thirty mlla radlua of the field. The pre­ cision ecope ihowe the position of plaoei In a conical area extending out from the approach end of the runway approximately ten miles. After Initial radio contact with a plana, during which lha communi­ cations between aircraft and unit are checked, the operator Identi­ fies the plana by giving the pilot certain luma to aecompllah. By watching the icope carefully, he can easily aae whleh one of the planea appearing on the scope has followed hla Instructions. Thla la called the Identification. Only after he Is poeltlva which plane he la controlling does the operator direct It to » position In line with lha run­ way at a point between four and eight mites from the approarh end of lha runway. When the plane ta In thla position of final approach, tha operator must shift hla atten­ tion to tho precision scope, which shows an enlarged portion of the area between the OCA trailers and a position len miles from the end of the runway onto which the air­ craft la being directed. Now he must divide his attention between the two Indicators on this ■cop*. One shows the height of the Iff IS Kftf 9011Hunt RIGHT! plan* above tha ground and the other ehowe Ita distance from tho runway aa well as position to the right or left of the runway. When the plans la In this Ami approach position, the operator keeps up a steady stream of In­ structions, comments and dlrecIlona. Previously, he haa Informed the pilot that a five second pause In Instruction! will mean that the radio haa failed and the plane will have to "pull-up” and , make an­ other approach. Aa the operator keeps up this steady stream of Inatrlirllona, he must give corrections lo bring the aircraft up to, or down to, a predetermined flight path, and right or left turns lo line It up with the runway. He mult also remind the pilot lo check that tho planes wheels are down and lock­ ed; and set hla flaps for beat land­ ing altitude. The operator also gives the pilot wind direction ami velocity, wealher conditions at the fjrtd- and any other pertinent In­ formation. He does this despite Ihe distraction ol twu other operators who may be dlredlng other planea, Ihe roar of the diesel generator!. Ihe hum of Ihe countless pieces of radar and radio equipment, and as well, listen to the reports of Ihe ob­ server stationed outside Ihe unit who tails the operator when the plane la tn visual contact with the runway. Constant practice by these crews la necessary for them to maintain To Be SAFE - Be SURE lha high atandard of safety and «fflciency that eharactariiea thla part of tha Naval air arm. Ai tha pilot* practice their OCA approach­ es, which are an Important part of their training and proficiency cour­ ses, Ihe operators also train to Im­ prove their own Jobi. The training of these operators takes long hours of ground school 'and many ap­ proaches by aircraft which ilmulala normal rtduetd visibility condllloni. A GCA controller must also be on Ihe alert for possible emer­ gencies, such as an airplane near­ ly out of ■fuel, nr a Iwo angina plan* with only one angina In oper­ ation. 'All training la dona In clear wealher to lessen the chance for error. Blngle piloted planei must Hav* a "chase" plane to watch for other aircraft and to correct tha training pilot If necessary until he la thoroughly familiar In OCA prorrdurei. Them many hnuri of prac­ tice pay off with Ih* safe landing of an expenalva Navy aircraft when an othcrwli* safe landing would be Impoaiihle. On* of the oldest OCA units In the Navy, for example, haa mtvla nearly 5,000 safe approach*! un­ der condition* of reduced visibility during Ita mors than IS yakra of commissioned service. Positioning of the operating trail­ er, with reference to tha runway In use. is an exacting Job, With every change of wind which eecai. sllatea using a different runway lha unit must ha movad In order to keep the aircraft landing Into the wind. 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W e can supply You with the Best Materials at the Lowest, cost to build or repair yeur home in Sanford! Headquarter! for Barrett Quality Products EASY TERMS • C R O SL E Y TELEVISION RADIO SALES and SERVICE Bxetaalve Hester For BaneU Roofing 218 W . T h ird S t “Call Ih* hunter Number " 8 3 " Ter Buddtn Strvle*" Bsefoaive Dealer Far BffMtt Roofing B u fo rd , F I* �THE SANFORD HERALD All t y L tJG . n-jMj. p CommunitiesH Almost «v*ry city or town bat Id own o*w*p*p*r, and til* "Uttl* City" of NAAS Sanford U do •*caption In Philadelphia It’i th* In. quirtr, in Chicago Ui« Tribune. In K ri-fr cation duri th* *v*flttj >»ch prop |?.rra*r' {jn Novrmtvt i‘, C. H. Kr*tw:tj#s3j VAX-vi it a ih« Sandy • Squadron EIGHT (VC4) was !#• C. B. Set*. rASRON-n *| de»tgnsted and a new squadron Th* origin of th* w*«kly NAAS (If.) W, L Huyeh, VAH.T. w o horn, Heavy Attack Squadron publication data* back to SeptamVAH.T. EEVEN (VAH11). bar el 1933 whan • staff comprised Th* Sanfly (g pabUihfd Commander E. C Mlldshn was of B. W Anthony, W. J frennan, Friday far fr** dlatrlbuHw » appointed at the first Commanding 0. GaUaghtr. K. Jonaa- W. H ions*! aboard th* Halloa. *ik Officer of VAH-11. He had com­ Raltar and D. Covey l*«u*d a pleted , the Plane Commando! mat*Ha) f*th*r*d from tba namaltsi, itx-pag*. mimeographed Course at the Heavy Attack Train­ •r*» •* »*U aa •rUela* ini paper, lo *h* *nsuln| waaka a Siting Unit (HATU). located at lire tion-wld* contest w it held to aelact Naval Auxiliary Air Station. San­ a nama for th* Journal with subford. put a week previous to thta mlttad tlttei being voted on by men memorable event tn hu career of th* Bis*. Th* Sanfly, which waa Prior to reporting to HATH tor duty, he was attached to Flight PHJ. USN. Technical Advisor. Tb*l*rnm«nt ALTHOUGH NOT AN avant noteworthy to tha ovarall hlatory of Test Division, Naval Air Test Cen­ ■•▼al aviation, a "thousandth landing" aboard * earrlar la alwaya ter. Patuxent River. Md„ where Mtad hr th* traditional cak* cutting e*r*many to mark th* avant. fa Uta ahat*graph LL Comdr. Tuekar of Haavy Attack Squadron he was engaged in the acceptance i Ttvn baa th* nessor of making the 5000th landing aboard th* USS teat of the A3D "Sky Warrior". Navy Jet Bomber achcdtiled to be Tkandarog*. With Tuekar ar* R**r Admiral Dal* Harria, comm a S m of Carrlar Dlvialon Four, Lt. Frank Dauar, VAH-5 land- delivered to the Ssnford squadrona ku u Ap nu si |l| Officer, and Capt. th* Ticondarogi Ticondaroga'a The VAH-11 akipper la a native u n so a r, aoo u*p». William vvuuam A. a . Schoach, senoaen, tha *— **4tig officer. Tha cutting la dona using a drasa tword art— of Rochester, N. Y CDR and Mrs v b k b *H band* *r* entitled t* • ptaca of tha eaka. (Official Photo, Mlldahn reaide in their new home (Official Photo, U. A Navy) on Vtnewood Drive In Loch Har­ IT. R. N*vy)________________, ' bor. All the pllota, moil of the Bombkrdier-N’avigatori, and other key • Floor offlcera and enlisted personnel of VCA were transferred to NAS Jacksonville to form a now Heavy Sandir.g Attack Squdron. VAII-1. at the lime Composite Squudion EIGHT Cemmandsr E. C. Mlldahn r*wj* redesignated This mass trans­ Th* Special Sandcaa division t portad tha Commanding OffL • Finishing fer of personnel left CDR .Mlldahn abated toy Alp or station U maint* r of Heavy Attack Squadron with a skeleton crew of officers talgatf to contribute by every Eleven on Oct. 81, 1065 after com­ n a a a i poeeibla, within th* bounds I wasn’t tor VAH-5, "the Savtge and men to attempt to whip VAH-1 pleting * tour as head of th* af military requirements, to the | Sons of Sanford" on Friday 13 of Into a smooth operating squadron • Cleaning ' **4 M**ef*Mi Carrier Suitability Branch, Naval Within a few months the squid development of a high stat* of ; January Beoc faaavaSing i Air Test Cantar, Patuxant Rivtr, Tha c*<! It mm moral* and physical rendition ol On that day L t Comdr. Bob Md Haavy A t t a c k Squadron •8 Naval personnel. • Waxing Williams witb his crew mombers Eleven la eurrantly preparing Tbla program la designed and Chief Aviation Ordnanceman BUI •hlpboard deployment. operated person's con- Foulk and Elaetronlct Technician aparatad to add to a person’ Commander Mlldahn completed toatmMt, refreshment and comfort 2'c Charles O. Relchl recorded flight training in November 1040 During tha pa*t few months the one of the most significant "firsts” by providing activities of his choice and reported to th* USS Saratoga for a squadron noted for its raeraitlon program for VAIN l on which h* served for two year* durteg off-duty hours. personnel has grown steadily lo in various campaign! of th* Paci­ To .develop and metntiln this "firsts." Let Us Make A provide an active intramural pro­ fic Theater. In February 1945 h* Flying one of the three-engined blgh state of morale acquires eongram for competition with th# ttguoqi and syitomttie attention 'o AJ "Ssvaie" aircraft of the once again returned to the Paci­ FREE agy and all detiUs affectfng the squadron. Williams landed the first Attack Squadron ELEVEN will de­ various Fleet units based at NAAS fic area to serve In th* Tinian he ivy bomber aboard the ForresSanford welfare «f personnel ploy for a period ol approximately and Iw’o Jima campaigns. Estimate VAH-11 Is represented by (he Sine* tha end of World War II Throughout the Navy, non-ippro- tal, the first carrier In the world six months, acd spread "Ameri­ specifically designed for atomic "Directors", "Linars", and “Bom­ prlatad funds, constitute by far th* bombers. can Good Will" throughout the Commander Mlldahn haa baan as­ greater part of tha money used by Med and European areas While bers" In th# twalva-taam Navy signed to duty at tha Ruraau of Although the weather was cold Sanford Bowling League which ft* Special Sonic** program. In the Med area VAH-11 will Aeronautic* and th* Naval Air and overcast, Williams brought Briefly, the** are: (a) a percent­ his plane and craw aboard the big operate with various carriers ol rolls on Monday nlghti at the Station at Norfolk, Va. H* has al* of th* Navy Exchange profits; ship for i perfect landing thus the U. S Navy Sixth Fleet. The Sanford Bowling Alleys. All three also earned a Master of Sclenca (b) resale activities; (c) motion ushering in a new and vitally notorious Norik American AJ-1 teams ar# currently battling for degree tn aeronautical engineerth# league lead with th# VAII-T Ing as a post graduate student pictures; (d) bowling, golf and significant event in the long and "Deuces'* FASHON nt the University of Minnesota, billiards; (e) recreation owned proud history of the Heavy Attack "Beeches' In February of 1048 Command­ vending and amusement machines; Wing's oldest squadron, Heavy The VAH-11 golf t#sm finished er Mlldahn while serving as * <f) dividends from concessionaires Attack Squadron Five. "’Oh fourth in tha NAAS Intramural flight Instructor at Naval Air and (g) miscellaneous revenues. Gleason’s Grocery, Meat Market and Service Station Golf Ltague which waa won by Station, Daytqna Beach, marriad * Accordingly, larger ihlp* or a 4 .%(, * s*|s ri'i GJ t*■’VJl'-nrufI* 'uL1l i VAH-5 last week. At present, tha former Vlolat Clehassy who basei ar* usually able to afford the many of th* Squadron golfer* are waa at the tim# a Navy mirs*. men a more varied and diversified Lake Mary, Fla. Phone 156&W participating lr. the weekly gnlf They currently r#*M» at V|*#wood field in Special Services. matches each Saturday at Mayfair Drive In Loch Arbor. However, th* Naval Auxiliary Air Coknlry Club. Then matches were Station at Sanford, a romptranvely organized by CDR I G Peters, amaU station- ha* In a short period Chief of Stall of Heavy Alfttk of Uma organized a recreation proWing One, and are scheduled each gram that contains an assortment Saturday by the NAAS golf com of well-rounded Interests mltte# The Saturday matches on The difficult task of accomplish ivb is were i big success with lng the rather simpl# sounding de* tl lleci and station personnel parflnltlon of Special Services at the tlrinjlmc. NAAS, Is the Job of Lieutenant The NAAS ba«krth.ill playoffs Commander H A Hall. USNR, and got imderuav on Monday, Fob bis crew of IT enlisted men. Not ?n nn th# station court* with only ire they responsible for pro­ 11, tit teams participating v.\||viding a coastsnt recreation proIt was represented by two teams' ' gram for all station personnel, but in tho playoffs also for the fleet units based here A squadron "All Hinds "Vnt Organisation of athletir teams, enltn# Party was !u>li| at the of Retiring To Florido scheduling of events. Issuing of t'hief Petty Offirrrs* Club on Feb «qii|pm#n>. nightly showing of 't 10 with approximately 400 persona movies n*d maintenance of 'he allTo Raise Flowers, attending Th* party was « real important Hobby Shop are Just a , success and featured the mu*ie Itw of (hair routine assignments , nf th# Art Klbbe Quintet from Deor to Farm, or to Ranch, or, may On* of th* most recent innova­ Land and a floor show consisting of off-duty entertainment supplied tions, brought about through the , of squadron talent. Part of the Time? efforts of tha Special Services Divi- J by Special Servlca* Divisions. The Navy Sanford Intramural NAAS Sanford can be Justly proud Softball •Ion. was tha opening of tha Lake League Is being formulat­ the Gel dan Baaeh Area. This area, , Jnf . i -- Job their Special Services Is ed at the present time with a good •quipped with open firs places, is . possibility of eight teams partici­ aa excellent spot for fsmilv week- f pating. DANBURY. CONN (AFPS1 Wal •nd picnics, hoidn| or wafer ski- , ter Kikmirs# Jr., blinked with dis lng. Located within *h# confine* of t NAA:* ui.iiori colJtetM ovnr 15,. b*lfef If# took on# look a* hli dWt ice cream wrappers In list and tea base, ft also provides th* var- f psy cheek and then returned tt loua squidrons or departments nf - redermrd them for (nvi fw their rooms complete with *> Th# amount was 979,909,033.52 flte station with a location lor their _ annual Christmas Parly. •new t partial. Pending plana rail In the beautiful S t Johns River delta Ibr tha construction of dressing rooms, refreshment itind, bind offers you golden opportunities for work •hall and a dance floor. Th* Hobby Shop also rank* high or play. t i Import*oe* to many Navymen at tba NAAS. Bar*, a man can ob- I tela all th« aaaaisary part* or •qulpsueat to complete tea smaBait angiiM tana-op on hla automobile n the largNt overhaul or repaint Special Service Friday 13 Big Day In Development For Navy 'Savage Sons 01 Sanford' H *r*s how yep con have Shipboard Deployment Prepared By V A H 11 GLEASON HAVE Y O U DREA M ED SA N F O R D FLORIDA FROM SANFORD. . J • i •• • FOR JUICY, A antoaf'testate* qf tea Hobby •hop I* th* assortment of lathes, saws, drill* and aandar* available to those who might possibly wish to construct furniture, boats or aotomohll* trailers. And for small­ er project*, th* Hobby 6bnp Is well ■toOkad In model boats, airplanes «r kits for leather crafting. Th* outdoor aportsman also finds an array of conveniences on hand lo •ult hi* every need. A* Ih* "gearfeekar", item* auch aa rods and y**l* or shotguns, may b* checked out to th* Individual, thus allowing him of th# _*_- *to_ - lake- advantage —---abundance of wild Ilf* found here to Central Florida. Th* NAAS huntor or fisherman I* elso entitled tn purchase M t-I- _ *• hla atat* hunting and TOPS OF THE SEASO N 'S SA N F O R D Where Industry and Recreation make Gracious Living. . . . CROPS YOU C A N T BEAT FLO R ID A 'S CITRUS! ST. JOHNS R EA LT Y C O M P A N Y (Not Ine.) 16 N. Park At*. ' Phojw 1129 A. B. PETERSON, R#glit#T#4 R**l 1*UU Biaka* BROKER ASSOCIATES w GROWERS ft mSHIPPERS OF GOLDEN DAWN BRAND _ e-l • S P » non to A- B- Fetaraon, J r. Hasel M. FleWI R. W. WtUiaiM T. J. Ch#*tsr*aa GarfteM Willett* A. e . P**4a*y. Lead Samyar �I 4 Cdr. 1. Weidlein Leads Detachment To Deserved Honors SANFORD HERALD iWi to IMHB . School Of Its Kind j c h W W II Action Is on By Cdr. J. Bear John IL Bair a*-1Naval War College, Newport, B. . i i . l w r Attack Squad* L In October 1045 Commander «V*M is July 19M, being Bear married the former Anne M« af lk« first officers of this Woodward of Peoria, III. They t* arrive in the Sen* now reside at 2000 Grand . Shortly after the re­ view Avs., Sanford, ef the squadron from the wen he completed a , ef Instruction as plane ander at the Navy’s Heavy Training Unit. w»wM<iH<lar Bear received his Maty wings In October 1041 and reported to Naval Air Button, Pspsarola, as a flight Instructor, t o October of ’Ml he w n assign- The president of the NAAS Of HP, ed to the UBS WhIU Plains as fleers Wives’ Club recently organ hter pilot whers hs was a- lied her cxocutlvo board for six id the Prsaidsntlal Unit Clt- monlha of active programming four Air Madala and threa and participation In community af< gulshed Flying Crosses, fairs, returning to the United Tho Olllcors Wives’ Club consists he was ordered to duty of (he wives of officers attached to rero Beach, and Kingsville, NAAS, Sanford ami of officers I I a v r (A) pilot and InHeavy Attack Wing ONE. At ' r. Bine# tha and of World with the present time about .ITS wlvci [ Coomandsr Boar has seen » duties within tha Naval ■re participating In tho club’a ac­ lehment, his laUst before tivities. Tho club Is administered ig la Ihie squadron being by the president who l« chown by ____ satatenanea Division of the a nominating committee, and her Bel sea of Aeronautic*! Prior to executive board which consl.tr of tU a daty he completed the Com- one representative from the Air '* m h m at the Station and each Fleet Unit. Tho Officers Wives Are Active In Numerous Community Affairs ’i h* rin«y, Alim.! Training Unit (HATU) officially changed lie bare of operations from NAB Norfolk, Va. to NAAS Sanford June 23, 'ItU. HATU Is unique in that It la the only school of its kind In tha Navy; 1U mission Is to trsln tha plana commanders, bombardier-naviga­ tors, and third crewmen wbo win min the aircraft asilgnad to the Heavy Attack squadrona band at Santord. In addition Co this pri­ mary mission, HATU regularly conducts refresher courses which enable those already attached to tquadrona to keep abraait of new developmenta and so maintain their Uchnlcal proficiency. Approximately 60-psrcent of tha students’ tour at HATU Is devoted to classroom work. Tha bombar­ dier-navigator learaa tha principle# of navigation and of radar, target Intelligence, survival, code, and communications. The remainder of the course enables him to put this theory Into practice. Flight* In the Unit’s P2V "Neptune” aircraft test his ability to navigate both over­ land and over walar, and to drop bombs on a designated target. The prospective plane command­ er attends an abbreviated bom­ bardier course so is to fsmUlarlie him with the problems his bom­ bardier will have when they will be working together a« a team flying an AJ "Savage” of the A3D "Skywarrior”. The plane command­ er also attends the AJ ground school at which time he gains a thorough knowledge of tha aircraft he will soon be flying. The final member of the tietlral crew, the third crewman, also at­ tends an AJ ground school. In ad­ dition he receives Instructions on the Intricate radio equipment which Is s part of the aircraft and ho learns the transmitting and re­ ceiving of code. , % «• ) '• i. V •♦> •• f j -a/'*, !{8m t ' ty , CDR. DONALD A. MILLER ‘^ ^ D ffld a m o to U . ^ Navy) "Lssile,” star of screen and television- now stars In a film specially made and donated to en> , courage school children to buy U S. Ravings Stamps and Bondi. Well, after all, "Laule” la a Scotch col­ lie. Cdr. Miller Is Involved In Initial Formation Of Navy Halwing Program Cdr. Donald A. Millar, USN, the Executive Officer of tha Heavy Attack Training Unit, Is a mem­ ber of the United Statea Naval Academy, Class of 1042. After his commissioning hs served aboard ths U. 8. S. Batch, DD3A3, and governing body, serving for six participated tn tha Solomon months, plans all the activities for Islands landings and other actions the group. This Includes bl-month In ths South Pacific.. In Novem­ ly luncheons, bridge parties, a yearly fashion show, a Chrlitmse ber 1945 hs was designated a party, a spring dance, etc, Peritxll naval aviator. Cdr, Millar la ana of tha pilot* cally a social evening I* planned lo Intrude tho men. This might be who was Involved with the Ini­ a bar-bs-cue at the base or a bullet tial formation of tha Heavy At­ tack program In ths Navy. In supper party. The club Is seli-iutflclent finan­ 1D4B aa a member of VC-5, hs cially. The wives are happy lo be was Instrumental In gaining ra. able to sponsor a special monthly cognition of th* Navy’s longactivity for ths children of the Mt. range, atomic delivery capabilities. D o r a Christian Science Bible Before reporting to HATU . ha School. Proceeds drawn from bene­ served with tha U. B. Army tn ai an Instructor Nit tha fit events may bo donated to other Europe Special Waapona School which <1 worthy organisations conducted for offlccra of the North Atlantia Treaty Organise* tlon. Cdr. L. Weidlein, USN, the com­ manding -if".- of the Mtiny ■ tack Training Unit, first reported to Sanford In Dtcember, 1053. .*■ executive offlrer of VAH-J, he wa* offlcer-ln-eharge of a detach­ ment aboard the U. 8. S. Lake Champlain from October 1054 to February 1955 while the squadron' was deployed tn the Mediterran­ ean area. Under hla leadership, this detachment earned well-de­ served praise for their excellent performance In all fleet exercise*, lie assumed command of HATU at Norfolk, Va. In June 1D53 Just prior to the move which brought th* Unit to Sanford, Cdr. Weidlein waa bom In St. Albans, N. Y. June 1, 1918. He attended fit. John's University In Brooklyn, N. Y. and rrcelvad the degree of Bachelor of Science In Economics In 1041. In December of 1041 he was commissioned an Ensign in the United States Navy and, as an aviator, took part In ths Invasion of North Africa and In the Solomon Islands campaign. Hla achievements earned him the Distinguished Flying Cross and four Air Medals. Cdr. Weidlein married the for­ mer Ann Flanagan of Brooklyn, N. Y. In 1043, They are currently residing with their seven children at 823 Park Ave., Sanford. Fla. in CDR. L. WEIDLEIN (Official Fhoto. U. 8. Navy. Pl ay M ore... Live Longer .0# IN* SA N FO R D Florida LIFE BEGINS A T - CDR* I>* B. MURKY, Commanding Officer of VAH-7 gota together with ilx olhsr men. all of whom can claim "planks" In tho squadron. All wera mambora of tha original crew that commissioned tha "Sun­ day Punch” outfit at Moffat Field, California. Aug. 10, I960. At the ttm* Odr, Llbbey was tka equadron’a OMlWnte Offlekr.*' — (Official Photo, U. S. Navy) ROBSON SP O R T IN G G OODS Phong 999 804 E- lRt St. r-*- YOU'LL HAVE W HEN YOU Y EA R VISIT SA N FO R D In the ROUND “JjwjcLD^thsL S juil1 PLEASURE MOWN ABOVE 18 tha flrat AJ "Savage’’ being landed aboard tho Forrest*!. (Official Photo, U. S. N ary)_________________________________________________________________________________ ; Welcome To Sanford, Fla. * / ■:;> /'V /•’/H; <* «\*V*■/' .. t r.iH *.#r: •4 To Make Your Stay More » Enjoyable — Let Us Service When Yon Let U« S arvU ft With Good GuH Products "Care Will B»v« Yonr Car.** Wl s Gulf Service Station Boating Is One of the South's Number One Sports Situated on beautiful Lake Monroe, Sanford is ideal for crulsee along the S t Johns River — the most picturesque trip anyone could wish fori . •» :-v*' *;v•* ' > Modern Boating <M saw nan mum: •' ‘ i: ' *» a i Your Car With Good Gulf Products : w . \ JOHN L. BBUMLEY, OWNER .,v *1- * i. if- 1 i •*' 1 . . f 1 �# K 9m xn& r Once AMarine, Always A Marine' Tells Whole Story tile 6 •r A Z O R E S fttOST/SLU^ T unis LYAUTE A CANARY m l g e r ia 0 U . i "THUMBNAIL SKETCH” ihowdng Port Lyautey where every N . v . .t -. u,* *. c l .. ,.'.rrv' Air Station la not oceuplrd by Navy men alone. A small, but Important, percentage of Bise personnel Is that of the NAAS Sanford Marine Security GuaAl. Thij 40-man detachment from the Marino flarrark* at NAS Jacksonville h»* chars* of guard­ ing the restricted areas aboard the Station, a task which has long been associated with the Marine Corps. Uncle Sam, lime after time, has relied upon thi' branch of the scryjce whenevr hese or national security was In vnlved. Tho Corps policy of having every man in uniform, constant­ ly ready to carry out his role as a basic Infantryman produces the team spirit so necessary for success in battle. This tame unit pride and spirit is evident in Marine units bn it a 20,000 man division or a detachment the site of tho local group. The dally routine of the San­ ford Detachment may Includo In­ spections of clothing, arms and tho personnel themselves. These inspection* am builder* of selfconfidence in the individual. The USMC policy "Don't expect. in- tpeet!* bat paid off hi dMdendt of tha highest type—human livai. Clan room Initructlon li an­ other facet of tha NAAS Marina Detachment’* day. Correct price, dure In combat and fire arms can­ not ho ilren rd too highly. In these categories a* In any other. Ithere fa no substitute for know Esprit t>» Carpi- pridt hi ant*! THE SANFORD tali sod unJi. u produced by a com et combination of tha abort Are Americana spending u* *< Items, That lh« formula li a success can ba proven In tha oft much? That map be A debiting ' repeated phrase, "Once a Marine, subject. But one thing is lUff. always a Marine." They're saving-through purches* '. of United Statea Saving* Boddl. A well planned program of 1m More than at any lime alnee 1NBpeeve meats tc the dralnacc ft't rite Marines' team' 'spirit is furlhrr developed by an active ha* decreased the number of mos Wh» Bopp.nl ^ recreational program. Under this quitoea at NAAS, Sanfnrd. Heard around the eempue i f t t r program, winners and losers ablimp emergency at NAAB fca* like learn the Importance of team Thera are two types of hollers ford. "Man, 1 law it flying, btt* spirit. Itrcreation is highly ad­ used it the Station Steam P lan t- where wai tha cotton-picking tau vocated bv the Marine Corps in Coal. snd Fuel oil. hnokT" ^ their policies of troop handling [ledge. five months " SNAAS Suun.lnm deploys, Squadron Deployment Means Many Things Every five monthi, a Sanford squadron deploys. To tha people (A Sanford this avant can mean one or mart of several things. A neighbor misses a young sail­ er in hit backyard nursing a lawn along. Familiar faces are ■one from the itreits and (hops downtown. A wife makes tha bank deposits now Instead of tha chief, her husband. A ripple on Lake Monroe and Ufa goes on. Tha flying sailors of Heavy At* [_ack Wing ONE hav* gotta to Mlrneh Morocco, North Africa. To most Americans North Africa means Sand, Camels, amt Arab* or ", . . the piece where we licked Homme).'' Sketchy, but- you era on the right track. ‘‘That’* whara they have those riots. French and Arabs shooting at aach other." Again, partially trut, hut ilnra the return of once-exiled Sultan Ben Josef, relations with tha French cK n(a| government have improv- "Port Lyautey ?“ Here you will probably draw a blank. A broad and surprisingly verdant coastal plain stretches from tha sea to the Atlas Moun­ tain range, At) miles Inland. Nest­ led in tlie cniL of the serpentina S«hou Itiver just In from tha coast is Purl Lyautey: home of Sanford's deployed squad­ rons. A city of mom than 20,(WO ha* rta t. lost an tied a. >ra* ami cts. ,ies, i to bicycles . . , with 'lit on bicycles, criss-cross nnd there am mote fpw new housing devilnnd modern apartment Although them nrn many sud stoics in Ilia city, aio high nnd most Amputruniie tho ut ban-like g Center alionrd tho In lion. |l nffet* everything beauty sajoil to a super* A laundry and dry cleanil i» located on tho lia»« satisfy tha needs of tho en and families thsre. The station itself Is a French Installation and tiio U. S. Naval Air facilities ate leased from the Firnch tiovernment. This one time German Fighter Pate la now the Largest Naval Air Station in Europe or Africa. In fact lie IIBOO net pb make It the largest Naval Shorn installation in the NKI.M area. It furnishes I.ogist Support for the Naval Forces under • Centrally Located in Florida jut {pAirdinq. 1 II ‘.( COMMANDING OFFICER of the Marine barracks Jacksonville, check* clothing of I’fe. I). K. Rohrlmugh. (left! during clothing in­ spection of tha Sanford NAAS Marine Detachment. I«t I.t. K. (i. Love. <lfficer-in-Chaige nf the Sanfoid Detachment (right i and SuL G, ft. Taylor, Sergeant of th# Guard, took on, (Official Photo, U, S, N’avr i C O M M E R C IA L P R IN T IN G 10 1118 Compliments Of BGT. J. CHUCHTFIKLD standi ready to answer lli<i questinnv of tha local Marina detachment eonAmlng the Browning Automatic Rifle** Instructjon u] this nntum assures that each ami «v«rv Ma< m i wilt he qualified to fill the basic role of all Marines, that of tha wslt-tralnsd combat Infantrymen, (Official Phot*, U, S. Navy) insurance e most wonderful vaca you've ever had, come Sanford/ Florida • Located in the Central Part of the State RED BREAST WHISK BROOM A. .WRIGHT, MANAGER CARRAWAY Insurance & Bonds AT ITS F IN E ST "/ <03 \V. 13tK S t : ■3 �f IANFORD HERALD .g& nr*— *& u‘- *■■••- •■*■•£*■■ '* 4 & r , ■ ** ‘ 7 i . . *" , ■♦ ^ T '. k .* _a.? JJi lnrS j ' .. y ? ' . 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Navy) t A SECONDARY FUNCTION uf (he Bnnfnfi} Nuval Auxiliary Air fiuil(m ,, „ )(t, nf „„ rmBn, , ncy , tf ,IP||n* Motion for Novnl Airohlpi. vhbh f, r t;,0 ,,Prludlc vi»IU of lint "blimp.*** (Offklul Photo, 1/..S, Navy) I’n rn tr French Ave. ft 17*92 (finn* t p Home ■, . ,■u<* « . !}L o h id c L Central Florida's Only Major Professional P.G.A. OPEN **? t *i* / , •* • • ^ v A .y .i- > ' • < •■} . » - > & < ! « . * * ; ( iffi* ■ * A* j . . » b v j t f C « ( Wr a w v * -7.j » • , v . *' # Tournament This Y«#r . . . An In Tho P a n t. . . The New York Giants Are Keppy To Extend To The People Of Sanford A Hearty Invitation To Enjoy The Facilities Of The Inn Whenever They So Desire. The Inn’a Tradition Of Fine Food*, Wince, E ntertainm ent And Recreation Are Now Available. The Inn Looks Forward To Being Of Sorvlco To The People Of Sanford Another Year. Dancing. Nightly .■>. Send for beautifully Illuatrated booklet about the M ayfair Inn and the perfect Florida vacation. N E W Y O R K G IA N T S * ' m * n . m .^ SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A j ; Frank Mebane, Jr./ Manager SSBSS • -» •s y *I T"!"*11 "^^^waarwMeeemejaaMMeneeMMHMMWPlWIJ �VY-r'^i Section D 1? AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER YO JTM E XLVfll ANNUAL TOURIST EDITH SANFORD. FLORIDA. MARCH. 19S< F«l nhll*hi>fl 100R Sanford Seminole County >, Schools In Pionee Spirit Is Growing, Developing With Community ( '* n r n * ■ ►i ii Methodist Church, W ork of Art v-^-rr- ■T JA M 1■ .. ' ■■ . • . ■ vi-'Vr • • •L*A*< v f \ ‘" K & ji • ■*Ri ■< *> •* • jgjy 1K it >• T. I r ■ Km J- ifc V ^ ■V - ' • ^ ' Vv ___ s. a •«<**.' .yc*i/,4 ’ New, Modern Plnecrest School Seventh Day Adventist Church T B o n ssr i; \ f'V‘ g sw k { M lt sU | EyircSS g s - ■:* Lyman School In Longwood afflHeSHaA I , » • , rt'w + .t. i. » � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 64, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0d24365c3fa41197f411faf5c9c8f2d7.pdf c4ae518932e3befd54487a605f597d65 PDF Text Text • T I- » • v ’f"f r»fr ........................ ■ . y: . ' ■ <, t .. ' . • • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER : ■. I — A N N C A L T O b T u L « LDITl ANFORP. FL wKIDA. MARCH, 1936 XLVIII j£d.n Be Seen. Through New Ideas, M any Improvements » »” t YOW ELLS * < .*; . . .t •' . i Where To Go For The Names You Know m u m n m fw 9 PALM BEACH • ARROW • HICKOK • PHOENIX • TOM SAWYER CABLYE NARDI8 LEVINE • GAY GIBSON • MUNSINGWEAR • STYLECRAFT BAGr • BLOOMFIELD • L’AIGLON • SURE SIZE SUITS • FOURELL Cattle Roam Seminole Count? pasture lands Palms fram e Sanford’s City Hall • LYNBROOK » JACK SQ U inE . w w r r rr • SHIRLEY LKB • MAJESTIC • LIFE BRAS • VAN RAALTE • HANDMACHER SUITS • SANS SOUCI <tT )&■***» A. I 'V w v O ./AUt 'iV a H O .V/ BtiTANY 800 ‘ -----H ^ T ^ : r l 1 \ .* • A • . McGr e g o r • HELEN WHITING • WHITING AND DAVIS BAGS • MARJAE OF MIAMI • A U a OF MIAMI STETSON • MARTHA MANNING • C1RILO JANTZEN • GOSSARD MARK TWAIN • SUN SEEKER • CANNON • WESCO AND CLEMAR HATS • • • • • PIECE GOODS BED LINENS TOWELS TABLE LINENS DRAPERY FABRICS A MILLION DOLLAR vlcor looking over the St. John*. River and Lake Monroe. Swim Suits By Jantzen K •'* : . w P M il, A n d Brilliant , Sportswear fetalnole County Court Houee �jV *-'»* So you’re reedy to retire! Wliet e grand end glorious feeling to be free from routine efter ell these yterel But whet ere you jfnina to do with younelf , , • live with your children, alay In the old homestead end bore yourielf to death? Why not do whet thousand* upon thousand* of other people French Avenue, atands aa a your age are doing , . , Move to memorial to men who have lolled Florida! Can't afford It? Mister, and struggled for a much needixl you can't afford NOT to! Did you know, for example, that Improvement for their community and lta cltliena, Many took part In you can tell your Northern home Ihe long houra of planning, pro­ and get enough money from It to curing, buying and apending, and purchase a brand new, modern finally that of negotiation and ap­ home with a pleasant yard, garden HUMERAL HENRY 8. SANFORD ... X proval. apace, ami your own orange Irces How did French Avenue gel lta r >wing In the bark yard . , . and k ★ ★ ★ * * name? Many have aaked that ques­ atilt have money left over to put In the bank? And did you know that TDK HOARD OF TRUSTEES discusses problems and decisions con- half of Sanford turned out to view the completely mndeqn struc­ tion. after buying your home you can tho new fiemtoole Memorial Hospital recently completed. ture. Tho hospital vvaa the answer to a dream of ths pssopla of In the'’early daya of Ihe sat- live—and comfortably — on $150.00 ccrning The hospital had an open house Jnn. 2U at which timu well over a Seminole County. lltng of a community along the to 1300.00 per month, barring emer­ Si. Johna Blver which we now gencies? All thin Is possible be­ ful hero and very reasonable, Col­ arc many things to occupy your around $3,000 per 'acre, and you very Inexpensive. know aa Sanford, two men came, cause in Sanford and Seminole ored household domestics average mind, lake up your time, even can (igure an approximate 1R per You'll llnd many Northern peo­ ono a (leneral, the other a Doctor, County, ths cost of real estate Is augment your monthly income! cent return per year on your In­ ple here just like yourselves, with M cents per hour; yard men from and they were frlenda. There is plenty of time (nr garden­ vestment. your own Interests, likes, and dis­ considerably less than In the North 75 cents to $1.00 per hour. ing, or perhaps you'd like a full Or, if It’s truck gardens you'vo a likes, Plan now to m.vn a brand - Ganeral Henry Shelton Sanford In Florida from Sweden where he The General founded 'Ihe com­ and the cost of living Is decidedly m s born June JS, 1*3* at Wood- had haen on travel. With him munity which was later named down. Home* here ait* not so cosi­ HF.CHEATION - Mostly free, lime Job In a small, light Indus yen for, there are many competent new home! Fish and swim . . . , bar?, Conn. He did not attend came 75 Swedes who stilled on » after him. The Doctor came here ly, life la aimpler, fuel cost Is at a with admissions to movies, thra- trial plant or a packing plant. If farm consultants In the area. Here, Hunt or play shuffltboard . . , . Mfeooll but was tutored at home tract of land west of Ihe lawn. He from Orange City where he had minimum, clothing la light in ters, baseball games, etc., consid­ you've a bit of money to invest, the small grower has an excellent Hang up your apron.. . . Thrill to erably lower than the north. Fresh WfklJe lo hla ehltdbood. Later ha called It St. Gertrude in honor of hrge grove holdings weight and informal, recreation, water fishing license required (un­ why not buy a few acres of citrus? chance because of the large State the sunshine on your own front1 For example, two, Ihrre, even five Farmers' Market located In San-, porch. Why » idied With retire­ his wife. General H. S. Sanford named for Ihe most part, Is free, and itudled at Checklra Academy and Washington College, known now General Sanford's atudiea abroad fie avenue After Dr. Seth French fresh fruits and vtgetnbles grow In less you're 65 or over); salt water acres of orange groves will not ford. To he fairly active, you'll ment, or worried -because of re­ only glvo you something lo do but need about (iye acres, and normal­ duced Income? Hem is a new chal­ enabled him lo conduct varloui who had on horseback, and with auch abundanca all the year fishing free. <*• Trinity. '■—While at Trinlly be was com* horticultural experiments and it is a sword, hacked a path’ from the around (hey ran be purchased quite The main trouble with retiring,' will supplement your annual In­ ly speaking, ‘such a farm can he lenge of enjoyment . . here I* a willed to leave because of a ser- due lo him that Florida was In­ tip of the hill where Seminole High cheaply,. But let's lake a closer no matter how much you'vo looked come vrry nicely, Twenty acres purchased for about $2500 without glnrous life . . . and surely you forward to it, Is that sooner or lat­ ran support you, bring up and edu­ a home on It, or $7.ooo with a have earned It! iBeit of all, you School la located down to the river look at Ihe picture! -jetii attack of asthma. Hla phyil- troduced lo many new cultures. dan suggested travel would help He also Imported many tress making a bridle path and road CLOTHING—Colton casuals for er you are going to run nut of cate a family! The type of groves house. Five acres Is not loo murti can AFFORD It t , . for your In­ Improve the condition, to taking from Europe such ai lemons, nran- which he lined with stately oaka re­ the most part, year around. You something to do. In Sanford and you'd prnhably want, which bear for one man to handle by himself, come will atretch 'farther here than Us advice ha made several aea grs and limes, other trees In hla sulting In hla property being don't have to have a fur mat, an Seminole County, however, there fruit promptly, average in price or If !m prefers, colored labor la ever you dreamed It could! voyages and later went to the far own grove included: almonds, named “The Oaki”. nvercoat—event a topcoat! Nobody ! wait where he lived among the pineapple, tamarind, mango, fig, Dr. Seth French was a respect­ wears hats (except to church); pomrgranlte, loquat, sour sap, ed surgeon In the Civil War. He women don't wear hose, gloves, or ; Indians. * Going abroad he reelved the J. custard apple, maumee, apple, was the son of Eiekial and Sally other needless accessories. Slacks ! tf. D, degree at the University of guava, Rarhodoa cherry, pecan, Chase French who were descended and cotton sport shlrta are com­ from families that cama to Am- mon and accepted mode of dress { Heidelberg. Returning to Trinity he olive and peach. ' received an LL.D dgejee In 1649. As the (own grew II became a rlca In 1826-40 and settled In Mas- for men. Ye met and married Gertrude frequent question as lo what to sachuselts, Ihe mother at Ply­ FOOD — Priced Just about the ! Deputy of Philadelphia, Pa. They name It. Mis* Louise Tucker, dau- mouth Rock. Ha was born May 3, same as Ihe North with HA* exrrpshirr of Judge Tucker, suggested 1824. 1 bad eight children. tlnn of Iruila and vegetables which ! Before coming to Sanford Gen- that it he named for Ihe founder. He received hla rudimentary In grow in great profusion all over ; era I Sanford was minister resident So on a set day Judge Tucker, common schools, Working on his Ihe County and are very cheap. * to Belgium, taking lha office on along with the rest of the settler* father’s farm, teaching school, ind FUEL — Approxlinalely 75 prr planted an orange tree to com- iltendlng college at the old SI. : March » . 1U1. HU diplomatic career alerted at memarste Ihe evenl. Thua the city Lawrence Academy at Potsdam cent lea* than you’d pay In the amt later, In 1841, attended the North because of the mildness of ' the age of 33 In 1848, when he be­ of Sanford was named. Castlclon, Vt. Medical College, the Florida winlrr. Most people rim e an attache to the American At one time General Sanford said Embassy In Russia under Minister “Sanford la at the mouth of New graduated in DMT and began his have circulating oil healers, wl|li fuel costing approximately $.10.00 i Ralph F. Ingcrsoll. York harbor, and will one day be pracllcn of medicine. per year. After practicing medicine in pal; Besides being a diplomat he was Ihe greatest city of Interior Florida ' also a scholar and Ihroughnut his as Its soil, Its fir-allh. Its climate1Ifnrnia, serving with the Confeder­ TAXES—With the Florida Home­ .' entire life hla fAresIghtcdnes* and justify me In believing its resour­ ate Army, and In Wisconsin, he stead Exemption Law, $5,000 of the learning proved lo he profitable. ces for pleasure resorts and for turned toward Florida and San­ assessed valuation of your proper­ ford because of a rheumatic cond­ ty Is exempted so long as this pro­ Seeing the beauty of the country business arn unlimited." perty la your legal residence. Nn and'belng Interested In Ihe section Ho died at Healing Springs, ition. —■while on a lour of the St. Johns Virginia on May 1, 1891 hut the From 1X73 In IRIS ha made stale Income tax. There la a per­ . River he bought 13,434 acres of vision of that grrat • pioneer has bis home at Orange City where sonal property tax and a 3 per \ land at Lake Monroe known as Ihe come Inie thrlre fold as Sanford he had purchased 7,00 acres, es- cent sales tax, fond exempted. DOMESTIC HELP—Very ptentl! Levi grant. Florida continues to grow In leaps lahljihed the rnmmunity, and en­ N O B O D Y ... BUT N O BO D Y ... C A N M A T C H gaged In ihe enllivatlon of oranges | *"He and Judge Wlfford Tucker and hounds. was not favnrel hy Influential and other citrus fruit ' became good friends and formrd TH E V ALU ES YOU F IN D N O W A T M A T H E R 'S ! a business partnership. From a bn- The motor rmirl industry l« s Dr. Seth French was elerled friends hut he built up a name (nr ' linessman'* .point of view lh* ad- growing one In the Sanford ares Senator and as a result established Integrity, and* kill as a physician C O M E IN ... LET US PROVE IT T O Y O U ! * vantage of Ihe location plus the with many of Ihe moiler* motel Ihe Florida Bureau Of Immigration, ’lirlan that will endure. His life ! cheep and easy transportation fa- centers situated immediately south the first in the south after Ihe war, show* what even a poor boy can attain In Ihia free land. ; clllllea afforded by lha river they o' the clly on one of Ihe heaviest of which he was commissioner. Dr. and Mrs. French raised three Living relatives or Dr. Seth eot|ld not lose. traveled highways of the State. Captain R. H. Mark and John A. . Federal Highway 17 02, a north- children, Alede, the wife of Edward French Include: Mr*. J, E. TcrMcDonald made the first plat of south artery, goes through the cen­ T. Lane of Anderson, Ind., Hattie, willeger, Sr., Sanford; J. E. Ter, the town with Sanford Avenue aa ter of Sanford on French Avenue, a wife of William F. Leavitt of San­ ^llleger Jr., Sanford Mrs. Eu­ the first street. newly slx-laned throughway that ford, and A..V. French of Sanford. gene Terwllleger, Chester, Pa.; The history of Dr. French, after John Terwllleger, Mariette, 0*.; General Sanford generously don­ la modern In every respect. ated land to each denomination There are nn traffic snarls nr whom French Avenue Is namrd, Il­ Mri. P. R. Stephenson, Sanford; W. ; which consented In build a church bottlenecks as a visitor arrives In lustrates In a marked degree what A. Levitt, Waycrnii, Ga.; Mri. - and also lots and a park for earh. the city ami through traffic con­ perseverance, energy and Inlegrlty Frances Levitt Dayman, and Miss LIVING ROOM SUITES, BEDROOM OUTFITS, ACCESSORY PIECES . .SENSATIONAL BUYS OF ALL KINDS will accomplish. He began poor, Harrell F. Dayman, Sanford. In the winter of 1871 he arrived tinues without Interruption. 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As earls- as H 'l. however, (he St Julius hrgnn bringing Florida’s first tourists trio tbo upper river area. Jacob llrock, a Vermont steam boat captain, came that year to set k Ins fortune, and built n fine hold on the north shore of Lake Monroe in a tropical setting of live oaks, magnolias and palmettocs, Fa pi ain Brock maintained a number of steamers which made regular runs between remnants of Jacksonville ami the sen lenient ned. known as Fntcrptl.se, but his favnx and forts nrile was the Darlington, perhaps • white m tn because of her powerful whistle lower St with which lie lon-d to startle un ia If centuries suspect in* passenucts. Many f.imdanuers ol oils persons in those early days 801 Ibis lan.i v ont-d tbs register at the Brock n riverwa v j Ilium-, sunned themselves upon errelyresisi || H wide verandas, and feasted ed not at all I upon bass, deer, >|iiail and wild nl’i effort to turkey in the diningroom The ere quick to Brock Bouse remained standing runs attacks until about ill) years ago Mincers who Another to whom the lit. Johns il and smith- brought additional fame and fnrlory. Indeed, tune wras Fount Frederick De Indian* that Bury, American representative for ■nl establish- Mum's Fhnmpagnr, who built nn ending from elaborate Imlgo Just beyond tinSanfmil on Labe M o n ro e shore turn e.i*t ol It Hear Tain- Captain Brock's lintel DelViry fcetlvly the filL-j his lodge wit Is notables from man. I Dus country and many others who .Borne 21 odd miles north of! l,akc Okccelmbco a -lender thread of water begin* winding its way, northward with sufficient clurae ter to distinguish it from the mar-1 ghy lagoons from whirh it ciner-' j;cs. B Minn passes through Lake jlelen (Razes, a name prettied lip no doubt from ■ less inhibited era, ami the first of a scries of likes which llie river enters and j Jr-m « on Its sltvjgisli, tortuous ju-iri. -* I varil the sea It is nut surprising Hal toe original Inhabi­ tant i id i"it* Florida peninsula, tit • Tlmucurtn Indians, uamril this ,**, Fii, imiy north flowing river WvtukJ," in America . "’f J j ";>ning e ,;.in ol likot, r nearly 3 '0 pidcs, tlicn, the ixm r sleidily but ..lowly keeps to o u r e. icttixiog to swell the w.-n rs i f right large lakes |!tat lie in i'« b -‘-in. There is a difference ol only 2) fed In clovalmn between Vo • --.-litIt and source of this re ■Suitable »n-.l htautiful stream. *■; . .lean Itihaoll. Die French j" mni, history ercdils thy first I [,; p e by a whita man of the £ .li ',ns. The dale. May Day of ; cmn which llibuult landed r : m M P M S is S i Line. Tti«* luxurious Frederick DeRnry. one of n steamers. waa doubtless reserved for special Kur'ls, The lodge still stands and is used by the developers of De­ nary. a community which now (louriihes on and near the site of the original Count DrBary grounds The Brock and DcBary line* nnt only rale red to tourist*. They brmrtht pioneering families up the St. Johns, and building supplies, live stock, food, clothing and medi­ cines, Later In return the steam­ ers transported oranges for ship­ ment to racer purchasers in lh* north, for the arangc (improved from i -» « tu f>?illln"' which had sprung up after the first Spanish conquest) prnvrd a far more valuable gold than the elu­ sive metal »o feverishly sought by the Spanish in the tCth Contury. Plantation homes, each with its own dock and orange grove, stretched back from Iho water's edge along the river route. It was from these docks the sturdy llltje wood hurtling steamers picked uu their fuel If the boat chanced to come by at night the ship's captain look on his load of wood, leaving an 1. 0. U. for the plan­ tation owner. These wrro as gosxl as mopey In those early' days of water transportation and circular ed up and down the river. Although in rainy seasons shattnw draft boats could navigate the St. Johns into Lake Jessup anil beyond to de]>oslt their cargo for renlral and south Florida, Itellenville. the sprawling settement whirls siirang from Ft. Mrllrn,* lierame the uppermost port. General lleniy S. Sanford's In­ in re-1 in Mcllrnville which dates from ixft gave river traffic a tremendous boost. The war beIweeti the Slates had bren over for sis years, and for those who were forced to Iwgin life anew, Morida had a tremendous appeal. The Grrirrnl, a sort of one-man Chamber of Commerce, advertis­ ed extensively and communicat­ ed his enthusiasm fur this sec­ tion to friends anil acquaintance* as fur away as Kurnpc. Wharves and warehouses were built nn the water front, and the town of San ford was laid out west ol the original Ft. Mellon village. Sclllt-rs poured Into the area, ar­ riving by rail and boat in Jack­ sonville and making the unforget- • d to h::u tl> name, “ ’liver (2 Ma'." by which It was known ffr many year* Indeed, Die River (3 Mae, f on -torh'S of it rarried krrt'■k bv itibnult horarnn through out Kurnpc a name to st.r the Imagina’i'n of the venturesome Vjtw'i |!’e Mru;i;do for Florida ^jflw ccn die French and the Spanlsh became so bitter tho name might well have become in men's jtL’ids the “ River of Blood.’* ^ln tS35 the Spanish Conqueror whos e wholesale Mcnendcz. a},slighter of the French made nn spiall eontrdiutlon to tho goriest fierln-l of the St Johns' history, rotiiimed it the River of San Mateo. TTiefe are nn record* In tell when |iba River of San Mateo became Iff fian Juan, but it is thought that late In the loth century the river was named for tho mission fUn Juan del Puerto fon present St. George Island) which was es­ tablished not far fmm its mouth. San Juan wax anglicized some lime between the 17th and tilth runtimes. But long before that tlfnc, Ltiropeans were reading ol ) dTh* Minneapolis Millers, a tri fjc-A team of tho New York Gianti sgrawllng Farm System, arc In gjnford fqr their Spring Training, 4 : eng the modern Sanford Me rdp lal Baseball Stadium, declared t® be mio ot this finest In the Jrouth, exhibition games are played SANFORD 8TREKT RESUItFAClNO progenm now underway. City llreota at* becoming smooth rib* bona for faster and urnra complct* lntr»-clly travel. (ITioto lly Jameson) table trip up the St. Johns to. Sanford. Small new towna began to dot the countryside. . .all do-j pendent upon that winding brown' river for contact with the outer world. It was a time of activity fur the river never before or since equalled. By 1884 the railroad Into Jacklonvllle had b*en extended to Sanford to connect with the South Florida Railroad, and now tho St. Johns had competition in tho thin steel rails which cut through swamp and wilderness to serve the inland city, (iradually water transportation wax replaced by the new and faster shipment by rail. Life along the r.vrr became lei* and 1cm marked l)}1 t'-e haunting whistlo of steamer* that plied back and forth between Sanford and Jacksonville. Freight shipments by water contlnucd for many years (oil iv still brought up tho river by barge) but the St. Johns wan no longer tho Important link between central Florida nml the eastern seaboard. Passenger service was nv Amerlenn tlrniity, Any also stone desired, and svliilo gold, also Sc« us first for quality dlso at budget prlcui. also maintained, but as the tempo of life speeded up, fewer and (ewer r( Florida's tourlvt* chose (lie leisurely ana unbelievably beautiful trip by water, In 16ii* tho otto lone remaining steamer made Its final trip k Sanford. Wclaku, River of May, Han Ma­ teo or Ht. John*, io slow WindIn;} course weaves in ami out nf Flor­ ida's history (rum the lOtb Com tury. Keepsake, In yellow platinum. niorilmti. yf ltulovn, Jlrllm is, Hamilton flow * yuur time? tf wrong see us. Expert Wut.di repairman on duly at nil Diitinnnd, yellow, and whito uuld wntelies. While ill Stlllforil vie1* tlma . . . . WERT JEWELRY STORE Phone 5 A 'Must' stoponyourtriptoFlorida! The t’ropnnfd Trlrphtine excbmigp now under rnnutruction for Smillirrn Hell Telrnh one A Trlrgraph t’s. her* with other teams training In the Sunshine State. \V. D. "Roxy" Ryan Is General Manager of tho Club, Kd Stanky is Die Manager, IS RELAXING TIME IN SANFORD! '.OME VISIT U S ... YOU'LL ENJOY IT! C1I00SK ny rcijfin, r FOIl EXPERT PLUMBING SERVICE CHOOSE------ PORK AND BKBP BARBECUIi DELIGHTFUL SHORT 0RDEP1 VARIETY OF BEVERAGES DELICIOUS MEALS 17 - 92 — HANFODD WE Contracting and Repair 1007 Sanford Ava. Phono 1113 IN V IT E K. COLONIAL DH1VK — ORLANDO C O M P A R IS O N SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS 220 Magnolia Avc, Phone 861 �11 By MRg. RUTH LAtO vary beautiful "SunnyshaJe Park" To the casual observer driving whirl moit out-door event* ari one Longwood ii juit another h#M ilch y„ r There li a lirga “f V H r r s * f « : ! . h i . J , i A l ! ners The .huffleboeH court, ara lit “ ! c o n i t a n t use. A four.oma i« been lh« blrthplaee ol ***'l[*’ f *n easily be formic and loma m irl'ei*^^ !.* the heert of the hl,h,y eomP«tlllv* «■"»*» «l* foundation I v t y *fio^.iighi*^ 18 pro,r*'*'ba.kitball Th,r* '* eourt ,,M juntry, the tha itu?dvh^ ituray fouadatlon)thg «.h. f « T ™ jl1' and thi ball-diamond. For ala h^r«H* l . i ^ hthi iKir!d to* to««* wttX* 18 ,hf wtnUr 0 ,o r*« h*J*. !i*VL" mA.T rS : . » flBi d : «*"*» <>v" «*>• helMUmond for hla ,l*nl*tc*n ■ Evtrlron# ll Umolri School, that tr*lna hire nponant. , ]c;, yMr, Titan with thin with tha No ona eould i « r appreciate tomlng of iprlng the |,ltt)e League ongwood la mueh a. a true Long- Bor>1 Baseball and Baba Ruth oodite, Juil ai no om couM ip- t , u u , tik u over. Thii Park fareclati iny home town a. mueh ci||||ei a n furnished free of i the peopli living th in . Perhapi charge to any club, organiiatjon itlva, might help you to i n why 0r Individual who c a n . to u n ir town li oftin plcturad a. an them and 1. owned and maintained leal town. Bo. ellmb tnlo your by thi town ^ ' - nL ,nd tr,V*' longwood haa two churehii, the ith mi into Longwood. Baptist Church and Christ Church Aa wa Iaava Sanford, Florida, Mission. Eplicopal, and tha resty i travel aoulh on Highway 1T-9J dent* this community hava ir nine mllaa wa will aea a large «arned the reputation of being iltreon arrow with Just ona word, care church goari. Than ara ttr'o LONGWOOD.” Wa turn hara and beautiful old building, and hava riv« ona milt and w§ ara in tha much history of thalr own. Baptist Chunk, Longwood ,ThJ You Will now n e many ntrwly and many loeetlone offered for thi. '* J* '88 .h hum horn., on aach of the .treats building. However, the location ttateto” *v‘ •" )nwn ever io many of the Mutely healthy tha year through. |U tily oM hom#l ot Lengwood’l h'f* k« . 7Um#rfu>* ?*** first residents Ona of which la the * 5 j I S !.nd * ' home of E. W Henk. founder of hi Dianl|U]rint . i ^ h V ^ i i m*,i These homaa you will einfui°P *r* W<fm h#,rt*d find nestled among many orange p , grove., Just itop-for only a minute v.”* , ,s * fir**'buuitnf s - 1 m -- In(j think of living whira one esn chra and after uveral mnnlht of ollca li the “Longwood Holsl” to thalr own grove or tree end hard work It wa. completed and nP, of Central Florida’. . oldest pick tha most dellrloui ettru. fruit .enl to the publisher. Several hun­ In the world. And to awike to the 19S3 whan a group of cltiiens de­ dred. were mailed end many In­ .loners slso give their consent. arome of orange blossoms with the cided that there we. need for » quire. were received from them. They were eonticted and readily coming of dey, Other home, you Meanwhile, letters were being aent approved Ihe action The drives doctor In this community. And with will find ott white .end lake.'where to* forming of ■ Chamber of Com­ to all known doelnr. that were kept on and another dinner we you hive your own rrlvet. swim­ merce they hoped to ba able to ac­ thought Io be Interested in locating held at ihr Tara vutn the Ruilding ming beach and the big black bate quaint a doctor with the need and in the area. A Children'. Day Day Fund receiving all prorestli. ara aver enticing you to come fish­ wa. aponaored at Sunny.hadn Park The year 1DU-38 began with demand for such a man bare. ing. While .till other, are among and the Chamber satiated and par­ thraa more new directors liking On tha aaeond Thursday of July the (lately pinei. Five new .treat, m 3 tha first official malting wa. ticipated In .everal projecla during office, they being, Ralph Ham­ hive been opened In e. many It. first year. mond. Charles Morrison and C. held and directors and officers month, w-lih new home, being un­ wept else lad. Alio their governing The tecond year found three Henson. Also retiring director., der construction on all. Ross Mobley, R u h ii dram and newly elected director* at tha flrat lewe were drawn with the a.il.tYou will note that the main line anee of F. Braekanrldga of tha yearly mealing they being, Clauda Roland Mobley. The officers elec­ of the Atlantic Coait Line Railroad fiemlnola County Chamber of Com­ Layo, Linton Cog and Je n Cotllng- ted tor the current year ere pregoes through town end that our eldent Charles Morrison, vlce-preslham. The three retiring dlrectori merce. Railroad Station It very conveni­ Nina dlrectori were elected, they Harold Willi., E. P. Ward end dent Clauds Layo end treasurer ently located. About a mile end e deluded, R. T. Milwer. Lerry Ralph Hammond Officer, elected 1,ew' Arnold, Ihe two former being half toward Senlindo Springe 1 . re elected Mrs. D Sereeney was for thl. year were, pre.ident, l,. L ,limit, Lew S. Arnold, Ralph Ham­ Sladea-Alrport where you will i n mond, HaroM Willis, Roes Mobley. Cox; vlce-pre.ldent, Claud* Liyo; appointed secretary. many privately owned planer a. Then on Nos-, 1, HM ground Roland Mobley, Rune] Grant and treasurer, Lew Arnold and Mr*. wall a. sever.l out of stile bu.lhreakin* ceremonies took place it E P. Ward. Of these the follow­ Willi, again ••erelary. ne.i men’, planei making use of Spearheaded by Roa. Mobley end Ihe location of the new Medical ing officers were elected: pre.ltha equlped field. itenL Lerry Jones; vice-president, Larry Jnne. plan, were made lo RulHing It u si * big dey with a For you that en]oy club work R T. Mil wee. treasurer, llolsnd raise funds to build a Medical psrsde being held previous io the you wiU find tha following or gamPlohley and Mrs, lferold Willis was Building for the town. After con ceremonle. and later rrfreihments latlons: Chamber of Commerce lading .everal doctor, they all were .erved at Library Hall by the annotated secretary. .Liingwood'i Women’. Clvle Leegue, There was much activity within ■eemed to .free that . place with ladles of the Chamber end the Home Demon.tratlon Club, Tour. ■ short Ume and with the organita- the nere.tary facilities we. neces­ Women’s Clvle Leegue. lit and Shuffelboard Clubs, Volun­ . itan wllh vary limited fundi a tur­ sary before ■ doctor might deetde Today the building It nearing teer Firs Department and many key dinner and auction was plan­ to move here. Committees were ap­ readiness and LongwooJ will have church clubi. To eaeh ef these ned at gunnyihidei Park. This pointed and drive, were planned tn s doctor available now when need­ clubs your member.hlp would be event was hatd and Md people at­ raise the nece.ury fundi for thi. ed. On* of the mil.rsndina fea­ most welcome and you would enjoy tended the dinner. Melting ihe project. A. the fund began to *rowi tures of this Medical Ruilding Is participating In their many proChamber lino. That year ihe the question of locellon became ap­ that the building I* all equipped Jecta through tha year. parent. There was much discus.ion with modern equipment And now for your enjoyment, you will find that Longwood haa somathing for each of you, Sanlando Spring*, awlmming the year round In T] degree water, golfing at the Club, fishing, ahufiellng, all within tea m i n u t e s drlflng time. Sanlando Oolf eourio, Dog Racing at tha Sanfsrd-Orlando Kennel drive nine mile, to Sanford or south ten milei to Orlando, you will find the many attraction, that Central Florida can .o Juitly "Bo.»t” of having to entertain one's visitors. Should you care for ocean bathing you will find the World. Famoui b.lhtng ho.eh or Just ona hour's driving residents a very low tire premium Daytone, lime away. I i ate. The Longwood Volunteer Fire If t now asked you, "What sali­ Department manned by Chief John - Farina hive proved thalr efficiency ent feature, would mike up vnttr ■n many occasions and fir* Ion haa Ideal piece of residence?” Whet would you my? If you've hren to been nil In this community, As wa Journey to the business Florida you'd make that your first iiisirict joy will sea IW O. very requisite. Then if you have not district you two, modern large buildings. One, the been antirely over the ataie you Payne Building, built lait year by would plan lo .pend months look­ Lee Payne and house* hi* modern ing around for the best location. hardware (lore. Alio Carhart’i What would be important Items Variety Store, where you can sup­ that would govern your leireb? ply most any of your naedi, and That I* a difficult que.tion to anCarhart’i Plumbing. Tha United ewer off hand. Lot. of things come h’ates Post Office ere alio occu­ flocking to your mind at once. pants, aa are Phlaffer’s Market Somo ara important—modern con md Alschwede’a Shoe Store. While venlencei, entertainment, class o' on Ihe opposite corner you will i*e people, ale. Others ere merely in­ Ihe Hunt Building, built by Mrs. cidental. A. you glance over the Bobble Jo# Hunt, In IMS. Hera you few facta here related about the, c ill find the Longwood Super Mar­ Town of Longwood, you will be ket, operated by R Johnson. Also surprised to find so many features In the bualnaia section you will that will coincide with your Ideal* . find McRenyolde Drug Store, H a lt of-a place for most deilrtblo re­ t lay’* Grocery ft Market end John­ sidence. No, Longwood la not a big son’s Community Dry Good*. There city. She la primarily a residential r are several good rsitariots where town of' high calibre cltiiens end you may enjoy good eaUng. One unU.uat, natural attractiveness ahd reiturant, The Colonial, operated beautiful, shaded atraeli. She U a by J. D. Kirkland, ha* Juit been suburb. Both the hustling cities o! remodeled, redecorated and air* Sanford and Orlondo are within fifteen minute* drive over one of conditioning Installed. Barely beyond tha butlnesa fac­ the itat*i meln-artary hishway* tion you will find "Library Hall” which passe, lei. than a mile from matnlifnad and owmed by (ha Long- the bustneu section of Longwood. v cod Women’s dvlfc League. Here Those attraction*, which periodi­ you may find .om# of too world! cally call ui from our qulot and best book* In their library. Also comforting, suburban residences to you may attend any one o< toe tha metropolis anywhere, can ba “YOUR FRIENDLY DODGE—PLYMOUTH DEALER” many Interesting tad enjoyable found In either ona of thaw two progrema presented here la the thoroughly modern eltles. Wo do > k. rnuiT a t. ia n f o r d phone to n Hall throughout tho year. not mean that Longwood it £otmodern tor aha haa, of ecursa, i»r |M*.f*** K 4aM li-'*V FOUNDER’S HOME located In foth-eentury aeceialtlee—incorpor­ ated government, alactricity, an extremely good water ly.tera ea frequently elatmed "finest In the country”, cement walke, churches, Lyman School, library, club., builne.a and .torea which will amply care for your urgent need*. Her location, equidistant from Sanford ind Orlando. I. also enhenceA by feet that Longwood la, geographicilly (peeking, thi "Centir of Thing.” In’ tha pinlniular play­ ground. The Ea.t C ent and the Wait* Coail Just a nlca drive. The northern bordif and Key Weil leas than a' day', drive. And io, with Florida’, mtwork of paved roadi ever beckoning, Longwood'. posi­ tion invlt«s thi tour in th u .ii.t who perfira each route to bi different. If you ipprovi of play you’ll like Longwood. Hunting and fishing hsvi aver been part of parcel of the mvlora. The g n a t bubbling aprlnga whan thouaanda come each year round to bath#. Wa have not aald mueh concerning natur* hen. about the rolling highlands, about tha many lake., the itat.lv pines end profusion of flower, ind tha lovely pelmi. And you know there f| nothing unit* »o romantic a. an orance grove In Florida moonlight ihroudad |n the perfume of full bloom. In the cheerful sunthine of midday a. you .»• tha goHan fruit weighing down the tree, on every hsnd you’ll .ay, however, that there It, too, . cold reality of worth while income tn eltru. growing. So, alio, I. .there In the great acreege of celery, tomitoee, and other agricultural irtivltle. neerby, Longwood poultry hat gained eounlry-wlde recogni­ tion by virtue of her prliv-winnlng birds la tha big .how.. .•‘'i t . ' ,> ,V i .j *tJ •< • t , .1/ i 1■ J r -w-nri l s \JMt A CHRIST CHURCH MISSION, BPIBOOPAL, fN LONGWOOD. BRAND GIRL'S • POLL PAItROTT • NATURALI&ER ~ • JA C O U FiU N E • PARADISE • COBBLER'S " NATURAL nm nO G • AMERICAN GJTJ. kM M E N 'S • POLL PARROTT r ■s* • NUNN BUSH *' FRF 1>MAN -• ROBLEE A JJJVhero Quality la- Higher Than Price” �I ft. A. Wfflfimi, SanferS At. Bant Seminole County Is Ideal Location For Retiring; Has M any Fine Points Seminole County In the east ccn-t tral icctlon of Florida h is for Its northern border the winding St. Johns ftlver. Often called Ihe •fate's "biggest little eonnty," It is a thriving agricultural cenler de­ voted to the production of vege• tables and citrus fruits Seminole County Is a land of flowing wells which make possible a svstrm of suh-irrlgation Iliac may be oper­ ated either to supply moisture or provide drainage. restaurant* and grandstand. AS.) 32 1 3 3.V Shrine Lodges. D A R. and U D I ’ Aug SI) 3 ti Id There Is an Audubon Society. gel City, Ihe "m iniature wonder­ Sept. 71 S 4 73 Story League, Sportsm en's A sso ­ land", Is located on Highw ay 17-92. ncr. M 7 1 7S ciation, Outboard Motor Club and Two drise-ln theatres, open Ihe Nov. fit 9 2 IS Little Theatre Group year around of course, provide » Dec Ctly government is under Ihe popular form of entertainment. SCH O O LS Tw o famous attrarfions are In Com m ission.M anager plan The The school system in Sanford in the county. The Big Tree, largest Fire *nd Police Department are eludes all grades from first known cypress in the U S (es­ adequately staffed and operate through twelfth year, ami a V oca­ timated by csperls lo be 3.,100 with up-to-date equipment tional Com m ercial School which of­ A new 73-hel completely air- fers both day and night classes years old) is loearcd in a virgin tropical forest just off Highw ay conditioned hnvpiral has just been There is no charge for tuition 17-32 Adm ission lx free San L in completed There are fifteen prac­ Both Junior and Senior High The terrain ranges between level do Springs, one of Ihe slate's oldest ticing physicians and surgeons. Schools have Glee Clubs and uni­ and slightly rolling, with elevations attractions has been developed Into I'vo chiropractors, two osteopaths formed hands with full-time dtfrom seven feet above sea level to one of ils finest The springs whlrh and eight dentists in Sanford. rectors Athletics include football, RECRF.ATION about 100 feef Within the borders break lo Ihe surface with a flow baseball, and basketball Hot The Sanford Tourist Club has lunches are served In all school of Seminole County are three large of t.ynoo.noo gallons per day form • fresh water takes and hundreds of a pool Ideal for sw im m ing Tem ­ its own club house and shuffle- cafeterias at very tow cost, and sm aller ones, They are fed by perature of Ihe water is constant hoard rotirft tn FI. Mellon Park buses transport children who live pure underground springs which at 74 degrees. The water from on the lake front Here also are In out-lying areas A new Parochial make of Ihe lands around them San L a n d s Springs helps lo swell located tennis rourls, children's school eMahtlshcd by All Souls the Weklva fllver, a stream noted playground, and a large m unicipal­ Catholic Church includes kinder­ tropical oasis of great beauty The hulk of Seminole County in­ for its lush tropical serting whlrh ly owned sw im m ing pool Each garten through 9th grade. Bus se r­ dustry Is related to farming. The forms the western boundary of the sum m er the city sponsors a recrea­ vice Is provided A srhonl opertional program for chtl.lrm of sted hv the Seventh Day Adventist cultivation and harvesting of rrops, county Lakes m d stream s of Seminole retinol age with a full time director Church includes ftrrt through Sth fh» processing, parking and pre reeling necessary to prepare them Countv abound in h iss, perch, in charge The N rw York Giants, grade* There are four prli ale fnr shipment to outside markets bream, *hxd an) other fish D u r­ m iners of the M ayfair Inn at S a n ­ kindergartens, one of which is are all Important to fhe economy ing the winter season Its "J u n g ly " ford, are also owners manag»r« of operate! hy the Unix Cross F r it of Uie section. During the peak ot woods allrecr hunters from many rhe M a yfair Inn Seminole Country rnpal Church, and there are two fhe wittier season thousands of states for turkey, quail, squirrel Cluh which has one of th« finest private nursery schools 13-hole courses in Ihe slate Good carloads of vegetables and rllnijv and slcer T A X A T IO N - R A N K S Throughout th« county are ex- fishing grounds are but a short fruits are shipped from tb,e ares City of Sanford millag# totals Principal Iruck crops are celerv, cellenl trailer courts and many distance from the city, and lakes cabbage, lettuce, escarole, green prtvare tourist homes On Highw ay and springs fnr sw im m ing are beans, eggplant, squash, sweet 17 32 are modern motels, most of easily accessible corn and peppers Bulbs, glads and which have some kitchenette unitx The Ball P ark with I new stadium ferns are also raised on a com ­ Furnished apartments tn private sealing 2.W1 Is Ihe pride of ill lo­ m ercial JC»|e homes are available for those who cal iporrs enthusiasts The RichmorH Virginians Baseball Club (In In the last few rears the cattle prefer them Sinford, seat of Seminole Countv rernational League) holds its Industry has taken great strides tn Ihe rounty Native stock has government, rnnratns approxim ate­ spring training program in San­ beep improved hv the introduction ly lA.noo of ihe rm m ty’j in,non prr- ford. of the R ra h m ts .trim from India manent residents a id Is located on The City of Sanford Ton which and there ire now a number of the south 'Id a of L ik e Monroe It occupies i rttv block on the lake Is the h*ad of n iw g ilm n on the St front feMures a monkey Island ranches throughout this section In addition In Sanford, the Coun­ ,7ohns River which h is i t2 fool Rears. Linns, Irn p icil birds and ts test, numerous friendly towns government maintained rbsnnet to fish, aod the famous Florida 'gator ant villages ar* located nn the im Jacksonville linking rentra! Florida Veep the m o Msff busy Visitors p ro ie l highways that rrissrrn is by water with (be entire eastern average about t.MW per week the the county Important vegetable seaboard A municipal pier and year ’round There is no adm is­ producers are Oi iedo and nearby private host works with dry dock sion charge S ilv ia Oviedo, on the south side and repair facilities are available Deep tea fnhlng snd the fines! of Lake .Jessup, and Slavia are tn to pleasure rraft which may reach beaches In Ihe world are hut an the h»srt of rich m urklin d which Sanford via the inland water route hour's drive away There is one is tfeal fnr growing celery and from the Atlantic Cnart moving picture thetier in Sanford cabbage Oviedo, n ith a population SanfordT* on the main line of ihe and the nearevf drive In theatre is of 1700, is a progressive town with Atlantic Coast Line Railroad he a few minutes drive from town good schools ffirsl through l!lH tween Jacksonville and Tampa, L I B R A R Y - N E W S P A P E R - R A D IO grade), churches, and a new m edi­ and la divisional headquarters fnr The City nf Sanford maintains an cs! clinic At Slavia are lorated e this area It is served hy twn trurk up to date library containing 12.ooo Lutheran Home for the aged and a lines and a through hut system, volumes There Is one d u ly news C hildren's Home The relerv fields and la nn U S Highw ay 17 92 and paper, lh» s » nfo H Herald. 204 W of Lake Mnnrov lie i few miles State Highw ays 43 and 413 First St Radio Slaflon W T R R , 1*nn Farm lands in the immediate S in KC, provides radio coverage for west of Sanford I-nngunnd. Lake M a ry and Altamonte Springs have ford vicinity contribute substantial­ the central Florida area The near­ long been fhe favorite of tourists ly to the rnunty's aggregate pro­ est T V station Is at Orlando, 20 They are situated among groves duction nf vegetables, particularly mile? distant. celery and cabbage. A large pec-, bottom lake*. R rilgin u * d*nnurination! repre­ The lavngwood Hotel, built In rentage of produce and citrus from sented tn Sanford Include RaptiM, USA. Is one of Ihe County's land­ the entire serimn ts proresset In Methodist, Pre*hyterlan, Episcopal. m arks and still raters to w inlrr Sanford planis Thousands nf tons C h rlih a n and M issionary Alllanre, visitors who want m m forf In quiet nf fertiliser* move through San Christian, A ssem bly of God. surroundings The iwn neighhnrs, ford w srehnii«e» r i r h season The Church of God, Church of rhrirt. Fern Park and Casselberry on Sin fo rd S.'ale F arm e rs Market Church nf God and Prophecr, Con Highw ay 17 oy, are noted fnr their handle! prndure and n tru s ssles gregatlonal. Christian S r I e n c e ferneries, and in the past few- years approximating JB.ooo.non yearly Lutheran. ,lrwl*h, Rriman Catholic. Sanford has excellent drinking Srvrnth D a y Artvcnllsr, Church nf have attracted mans permanent residents whose homes ennrele fhe water. It Iv pumped from deep the Nararcne, Jehovah's Witnesses email lakes in Ihe vicinify Chulu- wells, and adequate storage has. and Salvation A rm y The larger (he growing churches have modern hulldingv nta is a growing rattle renter; been provided for Ihe floldenroil, Geneva Panla and F o r­ population fnr their educational and recrea Average temperatures and pre- tional activities, with particular est Cltv are settlements in Ihe finest of gmyelands At Fnresl cIpMallnn for Sanford over a 40- itrpss on smith activities Clry is located the Fnsgale Citrus year period are: Active nrganirallnns In Sanford Temp Prerlp Concentrate Cooperative growers are the W a rn in '* rluh. 0 *rd » n IU1 S 2 03 Hub, Buslnei! and Prnfe»»lrm*l an I handlers of fresh fruit and Jin . 32 a 2 23 Wnmen, .layrees. Pilot rluh. manufacturers of citrus concen­ Feh SS 4 3 13 Rotary. K iw in D and I.Inn* All vettrates, preserved n tru s delicacies Mar. 711 7 3 on e ra n i' nrganliallnn! are represrntand callle fped made of cilrus pulp Apr. 7fl 2 3 33 ed here, »v well a i F lk i, Odd F rl All parts of Ihe roiinfv are but a M a y in 4 7 4(1 low*, W nndmrn nf the Wnrld. Fa* short distance from the Sanford- June S3 1 1 13 tcrji St»r, Rch^kahs, M a in n l- and Orlsndn Kennel Club where giey. July hmjnd rares are he'd during the winter season Seminole Park Jlsrew ay near Fern Park and f a s aelberrv m alnlsins an excellent tr a 'k for prartice horse racing Facilities in hMUllftilly landscape-) surroundings mrlude i rluh house. 13 3 on an assessed valuation of approximately (V\ per cent of actual worth. Seminole County millage Is 3,T> mills on approximately ,vi per cent valuation The first g.\,nuo of a«sev>ei| value on all homesteads in Flnrula is tax (rrr exrrpl (or debt servirr which in Sanford Is about onc-half the total millage. Three of thr four hanking insti­ tution* of the county are located In Sanford Ph»v ate the Florida Slate Rank, Sanford Atlantic Na tional Bank, and First Federal S a v ­ ings and Loan Vssnriatlon of Renamole County The Ciltren* Bank nf Oviedo. Florida, s e n e s thaf grow ­ ing community H O U S IN G The following realtors and build­ ers invite Inquiries regarding hnmes and business property for sale in Ihe Sanford area R a v n in n l M Ball, 20t S Park; Crum ley A Mnntrith, 117 S Park; Daw >nn Construction C o . Itn N Park: J W Hall. Florida State Bank Bldg . Odham A Tudor. P O Box at!. I,mi ell F Oner, ?fioi S Orlando Dr ft as Peck |l»Uacv Florida. Thdlips Properties, In r , 1*7 W tmh; Si Johns llealry. 113 ft Tark; Seminole R e illx r * . t » r Park, W t| stemper, M2 N Park Bldg N ew com en are Invited to call at the Cham ber of Com merce office* at the corner of First Street and Sanford Avenue fnr assistance In locating apartments or houses for **nt No piitilLliev' m is nf rr ijijlv «r are Issued bpcause rapid rhanges make them of tittle value to outof-town Inquirers. Ho t e l s M ayfair Inn, 10t>n F. First (w in ­ ter only); Florida Hotel, I in S P ark; Mnnletutna Hotel. 300 M a g ­ nolia; Val.lef Hotel, 121 N Park, T O U R IS T and T R A I L E R C O U R T S l.ake Kathryn Beach Ct . Box ISO, Maitland, Fla ; M irre n elle Motor Ct , S Park. Sanford, M arL u i Motel. S Seminole Blvd , S a n ­ ford. Park Ave Trailer C l, 2sm r * r k : Sanford Trailer Park. and French; Sliim berland Court, Bt 2. Sanford. F o r further Information write: Seminole County Cham ber nf C om ­ merce P. 0 Box 1331, Sanford. Florida, The Sanford kterchant.s A ssocia­ tion has i s its principal purpose service lo customers and attracting shoppers to thr C ity of Sanford from Ihe immediate and surround tng trade area. n ffirrr * of the organisation are: B I, Perkinv J r , president; Chf DR. S F T H F R E N C H after whom .................... ....... ........ ford M rKihhm , secretary; and " French Ave. The Avenue has a colorful past whlrh te ili,a iL 'tX c iL N' Blarkw el ter treasurer. tng slory. . « if D t ^ n ? " w l ^ m c e t '‘m ’lf" " Is now a member of the National Bur' 4lL u ,nl fnrm',,l',r' nn v*rlm" po,h,nn' *» '« durtfol throughout the e o u a t * Financial W izards ...N o ! FI : yet these folks share in a 40 BILLION DOLLAR BUSINESSI ; \ Sj 4 I 4 t if ; •s i US'. i *i ok liko tycoons . *. flnt! limy aron't. They nrc « few of the IR m i l l i o n tolkb xvho hnve wisely chosen S.ivinfjs And l/w n Associations as the place for their family funds Because of the cnn» fidence of such families. Savings and Iyians have become a $40 Billion BusU il -li n est Fnr lSS years Savings and Loans have been providing two vital services--, encoum ge thrift and provide practical home financing. The confidential, safe end efficient way they have token care nf each custom er has been the secret of their success Find nut for yourself. Visit your nearby Savings and Lnat> Association . . . it is a speclnlim l savings institution. See how your funds can. 7 earn m o re - a n d you, too, can shore the m any benefits offered by this §40 Flowers for any occasion •wired anywhere— anytime P hone' 2fiO-TV 814 MYRTLE AVE. Pi ,*1 e* \*\ • - . ' You'll Be STEWART THE FLORIST i Billion Business. •r, ry ria ns • • v in o * le d iv ic fu o i * S w in g * ★ with a HOM E in SA N FO RD a c c o u n t* Jo in t T e n a n c y In v e s t m e n t S y s t e m a t ic S a v i n g * A MAM* eiwaatotaiA t i a v i o l H e m s F o r t h *** Loan * ft. Im p r o v e m e n t 4 f e p o t r J H o r n * C o n stru c tio n L o a n A m R e f in a n c in g T ru it e * II T H E W O R L D L O O K S . B R IG H T E R F R O M Y O l ’R O W N W IN D O W S Greater happiness and ra ra -fr** living- it the reason for all lo live in a home of their own. A n d when that home n located In Sanford vou have a most comfortable feeling of really "belong, m e " to a wonderful community . , . know the peace of mind of teeing the eqmtv in your home^eleadily grow, 'll) it li youra free and clear. These days a hnma of your own la ao ease to achieve . . . Selection and value* ara excellent , . . Terma ara so liberal they fit most income* . . . NOW Ifi T H E T I31 E T O BUY IN SANFORD A N D E N J O Y B E T T E R L I V I N G F O R Y O U A N D YO U RS. j li Consult a REALTOR first CULLEN & HARKEY ■T x . 10* N. PARK AVE. Phone 2313 Sanford, Fla. .[I? *Wt i eeV-« - -vn***%t �- • f ! , '* A drew* which thin Th* Count* Boon1 Of two d « ld * i to become • reality, t ’ommiiskmore rows an Sept. M,. earn* true on Jaanafy 29 when the lis i to piece e propoial on the bal-l mUllon-and-«-quartar dollar lent, lot for Um tenoral election. I (sole Memorial Hoiplta! was thrown Aftern aumeroua other etope had open for public Inepeetton. * bean tahon it was anured that More than g-lhouaand visitor# money ta eieaaa of one million dottook adrantago of the «uldod tours lara would be Available for the' which covered two dsye of open project. houie, and aa many eielamatlona a aata of bonds was auWartaad of turpriae and latiafaetioo same * Nov. 17, IMP. from the onlookers ai they •*#*- | \\ wai then that a preliminary toed and vtilted in every nook and thatch of the proposed structure,' eranny of the three story modem prepared by the late Rlton J. medical facility. Mouihton, *r., danford and James i The opcnlni of the lamtaola Mt- Gambia Robert, n, Winter Park, I mortal Hospital came after liter- wai Mft| n the (late Department u tbnlr foal n structure of beeuly 8)| Ml# w ll held an Net. if, Suerinnl p ens wara iteHed towerd g ^ , k C i| Ktw Yerk Aiaocid o reellii iw of the hoepltsl |U4> M Wall NYC. and rinrifa ieeurltlee Co. et It. Ntarsburg. •(forte to n climes et e mat* meetWlf# f#r tru.oee n*. T .- ',..? ! cs • MS.000 diieouat wee offorod A LOOK PROM THE INilUh, out, at tea new Beminolo Memorial | standing feature ll the color icherao uied throughouti tho Milling sored by ths Seminal# County Ju­ to oncouraio bidding. “ .............................. ion bouM Jan, 29 of this year. An out. I which breaks away from the must dead whlti of moat hoipltale, ^ nior Chsmbor of Commoreo. A commIMeo was appointed to Reto of Internet on tho bonds was Tho hoard of Truiteos, __ at the Sanford; A. B. Peterson, Victor Greene, Sanford,^nd Hobart Tarry Weir and the medical itifl _ i.ialrman, _______ _______ study tho situation which contend sat at S.M8MP poresnt with repay- Into of tho Opon House at Sem-i ica-ehalrmon, Sanford; John Ev-1 radford, Altamonte Springs. a. composed of do primarily around a provision In tho ment on tho hoods to start In 1MT l o l l Hoepttal were; T. E. Tucker, | ana, eecretary-tniiurer, Oviedo; I The Hospital Administrator b In Sea inolo County, nod continue for M yoars. will of philanthropist Sort Pish, Many problem* in s e ns stum­ ■Ids wsro rocelvsd by ths hos­ truitees on May to, 1M4 end biochi In the smooth flow of pital . WAT** TANK weenllr built U oervo tho CHy of bling plans for the proposed medical fa- tin contract for aonifrueUen was cility for Sanford and Seminole awarded on Juno 14 to Arnold CosCounty. Tho eommlttoo than docld- ,truetlon Co., Palm Reach, ed that a bond luuo should bo Harry M. Walr acesptod ths post£ , l& d fo jv y *a J L passed to Insure tho eonstructlon of tion of administrator May M, the hospital In tha event of dlffl* whlla at Pahokao, eultlea that could aot bo readily j h , cornorstooa laying was held ,olve,L ..... ' ®» Nov. 24, IBM. Th# building Is Reasons listed by the eommlttao eoaetrueted of Roman hrlth and i i need* for a new hoi pi til ware; KU(ts over tho reinforced non(l) It Is vitally urgent tho* gem- erata ,tructuro. Tho firit floor teainolo County have a hospital. Our lilM lh# hltcheil /IcUltl#li present facllltici era not only Inefflcoa, asamiaing rooms, adequate but are deplorable. (2) In ^ Ick blfi eon/tr#nc4 room u. lh. eventIhetthariihE stetaT his- | briry> phorraa*y, *. U#a And it ImpoulbU.lo build a r#iViaS ward, dining rooms, Unea hospital la tho near future, wo will an^ supp|]r itorige, X-roy rooms, i WINS THE SHOPPERS VOTE! E S T E S i Z T "* “““ **i e s s a y s s r fiu : -j ^wltf}J J*s r r 5L‘ . & County money is going out of tho county each year for haipltal and 7 d « J igim medical care, which, if hept tai" * * ” the county, would add materially *, c ***'1, 0n* f *n r t * la Included In the Bemlnola High School aporta to tho prosperity of tho people of *"« ” * « • • " • • both floor*. The Seminole County. (4) lomlaelo JJ?* County has euly 11 doctors In taro **"• * lafl for the approalmntely » ,« •• perilnolo County Board of dlseuso Ite nffatra In aorvlng tho sons. A modern uptw lato hospital There a rt 4g rooms eu Ms third would not only keep our present floor with seven private rooms; ooo doctors hero but would attract now I pedlatrie ward with (our rooms; Iho mMtinga rogularly for Infor doctors and eurieoni. delivery room cod maternity ward. M m ol purpose* as well e» to Hell, presldrni, ---------The other room# are furnished with two bode, thus making it pottibia to furnish eoal-privata faetllUae or private room* by removing • bed or replacing a bod On die second floor lAoro a n 20 TAILORED BY IAONBR ooms rof which four are private, one isolation ward, on* pediatric p n world's most experienced maker of suits of man-madtfiber*} ward lor ohUdron, and Ike delivery Sanford’s Rreat store for m en,. combined to offer this great Idea The satire building la i k oawditionad with Ive asperate ayatams for.iho various type* af air eondilomng seeded duo to control sad exhaust. Tho butldiag is ad Iro proof coastrurtiao and •« aa added proiautton thorn iro four Arb oa*epos with fro boon outlets at can- Wla®.** All dodteetad rooms have ■sea roiterod wtth’ plaques ever dmrs throughout Wa now itrurturo. .Iibby A!1**of Wim tdtk mrSnb» q/eoof, mlckini aftsjk m d m t f t Hn t M * 3 5 # * * mo* •«<» gemlnol# Memorial NoeB'tal Were 1* located a section to iwhlcb plaques aad wawarttlt have ksea attached. I The equipment that la being and hi gamlnal* Memarial Haipltal u tin mast modern tad up-to-date l u t medical aclenea makes avail­ able today. Thar# la aantrilly piped •:yg*a ta tick room from ■ iter­ ate a m at tha roar af tha hospital In tha Mrvlea area, telaphonaa are I rated la private roams, coiwplstah air condlllonad reams with tinted glue ta keep iu i glare from We pitlaata. tystaicopia (acumia, vadiegraphia factlitlea. two delivery «<oma, two operating m n a , meal•i.wheels system Mr th* delivery Am ong Vdlue^ Conscious Women, Lovett's Carries The Vote A s The Store That Gives Them The M ost For Their Money. Lovett's Platform For Winning Such High Favor Is “Storewide Low Prices” Every Item On Your Shopping L i i M n Fact, Every Item Through* out The Store — Is Priced Low. Naturally You Come Out With A Lower Total Food Bill For The Week. If You Haven't Already Dim* covered The Joy of Lovett's Greater Total Savings, Join The Party O f Price-Conscious Women Who Know - "Your Total Food Bill Is Less When You Shop A t Lovett's.” n o traveling public ta cervad la maay wayg wbaa they vi«W flea- Lw J VradomiaaM. a Mrvlea to Wo automobile owner and traveler, are W# filling atatlaaa which art todatad in avary ta-Mta af the elly. QaaaUna if any brand la avail)• travslar with moat af tha filUag aUtioM and aarvtca teate n furnlabad Watr gaeallaa eup- •*■* aad apar- ated bulk plaati. Much ef tha gleet!a* and a \* •kipped to laniard by hargek oa Wo »«. Johao River etp af Jack•aavllla. itli. i ’ V,- A /.,«• It., �TO W It il now compoard ot IS schools each with a local organization and each local being a member of the f KemKVoie Countv Cuuui.il. TI/C *0- caii banded together in council work to promote the Im provemenl ot the ichooli and the welfare of the community in Semi­ nole County. Thl^ year law the beginning at the developing ot a scholarship fund to be used to help tome deiervlng atudent acquire an edu­ cation tor the teaching profession. For we know that without good | teacheri our ichooli are ot little Ithout goad ichooli value and a community will not progreaa a» it ihould. Mr*. Rollln Brown, the National Pretldent, discusses the Communi­ ty a* follow a in her memo to local /residents In the National Congreia A NEW MUNICIPAL park! r tot wai recently eo mpleted In Sanford. Another mlteatone tn the f bulletin: great of the city and county, ha lot la aurfaced with aaphalt and il Ideal to ahoppera and bual "The Community of which w» men and women. apeak may be defined a* a group of people who ihare problem! The Mayfair Inn, plush tourleb THE CITY OF SANFORD'S Fire Department le ever ready to answer any calL Their equipment and interests becauie they live la spotless and It kept up-to-dete, M. N, Cleveland, Sr, It jlrechlef.___________________________ In the tame geographical area. hotel, owned by the Nbw York The imaller community with Gland, la located In tha h u r t of . The General Sanford Memorial Like Carola, and with a back­ Sanford on Lake Monroe. which we deal li the neighbor­ rt ; hood. The residents of an aree Library and Museum, soon to be ground of Lake Monroe and tha The privately owned Mayfair IttW" shire in Intereit In, and have a constructed In Fort Mellor Park, entire Tark area, landscaping and Golf Coune, by tha Glint orginlia*. rripnnalhlUty for, their local gov­ Frozen mston halla ata dellcl* Is destined to be i thing of beauty beautification will make tha loca­ ernment and the kind of service* out aarved in Individual dlshaa lion la al»o located In Seminal# tion ot« of tha beauty apota of th* County. —educational health, recreation with orange Juice. for all who visit it. ■' located on the newly nemed South. al, welfare, fire, sanitation and poWalea, Carlton Peters, John lice services—that the local com Probably the first sacramant The Hearns, Trees; Mrs. John Reams, miinlty provides. As cltliena of of the Episcopal Church to be per- give Sect. formed in the community of In i i a particular atale and of the naStop in at BUKER'S _ ________ I _ _ t it ,. „ ..t .A M W tl. The Church la always open, lion, Longwood, Florida, was the bap- Mes people of the Ilocal empmu won't you plan to Join ua while nlty are also Interested tn, and re­ tlsm of an Infant daughter of Mr. havi you are tn town. and Mra. F. II. Rand on Easter mar sponsible for, the affaire of their Tha Only Complete Music Stove In Remlnala C ssstf Sunday, April 1, 1877 by the Hev- T( state, community and the national ‘ erend J. II. Wodell a young clergy- m r RECORDS y y community. man recently come to Florida ing "A P-TA's service to the com­ from Mlddleburg, Vermont. Mr. |y b munity usually begins with Its jS j Instrum ent! own school and tha neighborhood which the school serves. Among Accessories other things, the P-TA works to strengthen home-school-communllJ relations and parent-teacher co PHONOGRAPHS operation, In increase recreation t’liamher of Commerce offices, al opportuniltei, and to make Die TVF. HAVE A NICE SELECTION located on the corner of Eest First neighborhood safe, healthful, at , Guitars CM Street and Sanford Avenue, u wide- tractive, and friendly. of Blooming Potted Plants ly visited by newcomers and per"But most I'-TA’s discover that muncut citizens alike. In t‘ie ld-a of building a Church jnr tj,( Sheet Music SJL some needs of families children,) The office has become a verit­ and schools cannot be provided in the community and hack In mm. ,n Cut Flowers, Bouquets and CorsBges able information bureau filling for through neighborhood efforts . Boston procured funds for he erec- , oon R EPA IR S many needs of the ity ann coun­ alone. For example, If a P-TA tlon of a building. Mr. Hi nk tlonal , Wnme Mnd* on Al! Bond Innlrtm ttnf* ty's citizens by serving as a clear­ wanta higher salaries for leach f *d a lot for this purpose. Scptemt ing house for Information of era, a school guidance and coun­ Mr. Hand drew up'lht plans for ,rar. T every nature. seling program, an addition tn a the little Chinch and with -the Granger school building, a child welfare help of Ihe Hove-end F. It IN- nn Octj Rlpra Aw. at RallrowA Crosslnf When you are making egg- worker, a puhlic menial health M U S IC SH O P man, Mr. John Searcy and bru- includes aml-ollvr lamtwichea, you may clinic, or a professional recreation t ’ r J umts Searcy and others Nickol*. PHONE 319 add a tittle ollv* Juice along with supervisor, it Is necessary to go r ■ccicd Cirisl Church a* H now ifnmmor beyond its own neighborhood and the mayonnaise. stind*. Till* wm in 1880. Howe er, the Church was ml con-i — ac.'ralcd until a number of years l '?r. The lir-t service in Ihe new c arch was held on Easier Sun New Library To Be Beauty Spot First Sacrament To Be Performed In Longwood Church Is Baptism C of C Plans Armed Forces Day Celebration FOR EASTER PLACE O R D ER S EARLY! B U K U R 'S <4 l . v 1?82 During Ihe early years of Christ Church II was .(sited bv Hie Right!1 Hevcrcnil Henry It. Whipple of ,Vmne uta. known a- Hie .Mission ary tu Ihe Indians. Hr was a famous leadrr ami preacher In t.m.ie days, later hr made tiu home in Maitland, Florida, and built a small chinch Rial Is still there. a In 1880 the H'dy Cross Church In Senlord was damaged by a hurricane, necessitating lh» erec­ tion nf a new building. The en greoalmn donated some of the furnishing to Christ Church. Longwood. Thus the little Church re reived the wooden Ailar, the Lec­ tern ar»J carpeting. Albert Marlin, master cabinetmaker, made the reading desk still in use The root, constructed of aeveral hundred 0 pieces of various Florida woods, is the work of Messrs F H Rand. J B Ctouser and Jamaa Arnold. The Belt In the tower was given as a memorial to Mr. Rand'i mother. The brass Altar Vases end hr*,* Cross given In |Mi lo the Church by the Bind family In memnrv of Mr. and Mr*. Edward Hand Ih# Reverend Charles A. Hand, who were all loat at sea. 0 Tha Communion f/iallee, the •liver Alma Bason and th* large Holy Bible are all dated 1870 but their donor le unknown. The beau tiful stained glass windows were ■ gift of Mrs. E. Rand of Boa- He organized (be Sunday School ' w ind did much to carry forth the • work of the church here. la November IMS, the Church Wei conaecrated by Blahop Wood The Church was nnw completed end tree of debt end (be land end building were duly placed In IN keeping of the Diocese. During the early lMO’e the ori­ ginal Record Book of Chrlat Church wee taken to Holy Croie Church. Sanford, for Mie-kecplng, and waa M loot there during « ir e which ■ destroyed IN church and rectory. TN early reoorde thsridara are hKomplete, In the late peer* trough the k gift* of friaods and member* al ft* eongregalioa, tha Church baa been furnished with a atalned glass |‘ window ee IN north-weal aid* of F A* entrance, two complete eeti f, of hanging*, gifts of Mill Emma h: _ . F. Toward and MU* PettJe, and a %**t of rad banging* from Miss L, D. Bottock. Tha Altar linen waa presented to IN Church by BUtar Constantin* of Hartford, Coon. I N little organ, k nee belore th* putoNat a# tb# now w># Jh IMS, waa girea by Ur IN m ai lnknefc. In ISM, Mr. and Mra. B / S B J ’S J ’aS SUITS By Catalina Sea Gull Nanina Petti CLOTHES By Queen Casual Stockton Donovan Miller 4 Bake Catalina Gay Togs Robbie Brooks Petti DRESSES By Doris Dodson Mynette Betty Hartford Donovan Georffianna Joan Miller Bobbie Brooki Petti Kay Windsor TODDLERS' TOCS By Jeff Richards Cinderella Nanette Catalina Kate Greenaway J o M , , y « 1 SHOPS �rho ptay «D ><a. r d tha Stata Department, col Important part in the Instructional legea and univiriUlai In order that program of tho Semtool* County tha maximum'baoailt m at bo doschool syitsm, but oiton do not rt* rivod for tho aonleoa offered by ceivo tho rocognlUon comparable thoio institutions. Bho also attends to their aervlcaa a rt tho member* state and district conference* lor of the lupervloory staff and the tha purpose of bringing back to tho specie! service personnel who art county Idea* tod trend* In educa­ usually working In the back-ground t e s which mny bo Incorporated In a* resource persona utitUng tha local program teachers, principals, and superin­ Tha placing of interns wboro they tendent to Improve the Instruction­ will profit most by their expertal program for the children of IhJi encca and thus Improva tha Instruc­ tional program of the future la an­ county. Tho lupervliory program of Sem­ other responsibility ot the super­ inole County Is part of a state-wide visor. Tha administering of the program which hod Its beginning In state teacher and nursaa scholar­ the H«o*i. In 1*44 tho ClUieoi' ship program la also bar responsi­ Committee which was appointed by bility. Tho art and muste consultants the Oovernor to study tho Florida ichool program and make recom­ assist teachers and principals to mendations for Improvement found planning. Implementing and avSte­ conclusive evidence to show that aling their programs in thaso apo­ In those counties which hid super­ dal areas. Much of tbolr time Is vision thero was a belter Instruc­ spent in colloellng, organising, and tional program and broader learn­ circulating art and music refer­ ing eaperlences for the boys and ence material from the County girls. Therefore, the committee re­ Curriculum Library. These mater­ THE TOWN CLOCK stands In the middle of th e downtown bo* commended to the 1045 Leglslsture ials Include recordings, books, ness area of Sanford. It is at tha Intersection of 8anford'e two that each county have at least one rhythm Instruments, and envelopes busiest streets, (Photo by Jameson) of materials on many subjects. Art general supervisor. These resource people work with and music supplies and equipment Individual teachers and schools at are selected and purchased by the the request of the principal wbe Ll consultant! on a counlv-wltle basil responsible for the Instructional In order to make for a more co­ program In his particular school. ordinated program. Every effort is put forth to make Assistance Is given In Improving Laka Monroe near Sanford. CHANT FLORIDA I’OWKR Light Company’* B*W methods of Instruction, selecting these areas of learning an Integratmaterials, making dally plans and ■d part of the dally ichool pro* FOR THE BEST DEAl IN TOWN' r ★ ★ ★ ★ schedules, planning units of work, gram, taught by tha data room ★ ★ ★ ★ administrating and Interpreting teacher with the assistance of the standardized testa, ate. The auper- consultant, rather than a separ­ vlsor often attends faculty meet­ ate itiblect Aa further assistance to tha OWN A ings, or study groups, helps with evaluation and accreditation, selec­ teachers, thesa consultants ara conSUPERB NEW tion of textbooks and equipment, tantly carrying on an In-service B B ffl l l j ^ 1iV \ w j } </*■'-V V- *' * * V; . . ... •* •• *■- y , > secures outside consultants on spe­ training program. This year a twocial problems such as organization day music-clinic for elementary nf libraries, planning of physical teachers was held wllh the Consult­ education programs, or Improve­ ant In Music Education, State De­ ment of the curriculum in general. partment of Education, as director. customers in the Hanford watt unit at the Culler riant last An extension course In art sponsor­ Electricity, essential a* life'* stores end factories, hsi risen con­ dcntlal district (Hcmtnnlo County). The August, will be further boosted The supervisor assists the super­ blood lo progrrss, I* » g*ua« by stantly and the outlook imlicstcs number had more than frlolM by when the new 85,000 kilowatt unit intendent Ip planning the over-all ed by Ihe University of Florida I* EOR ONLY which an area'* growth m*y be ac­ 19S8 will surpass the 1955 record. Januardy 1050 reaching 8,538, county program Including the In- now going on with 17 teachers at Palalka comes on*the fine In participating. A two-day art work­ Florida Power t Light Company Is curately meiiurcil. Became, llko service training program which Is the pujie of a human, the quick* growing too, meeting the every In­ A tremendous Increase In ths use July. as important to teachers as It Is shop for Negro teachers was held' of electricity by Hanford folks was To eld In channeling this power to other professional people. Sem­ March 12 and 13 with a specialist ■ encd activity or a community ti creasing need for electric power. reflected In 111 ever greater use of “ Tho greatest growth reflected In shown In the yearly total for 1040, through the Interconnected system, inole County has placed a great from MIUoo Bradley Company as our company's sales has been In 7,517,688 kilowatt hours and for M miles of high voltage transmis­ deal of emphasis on this program consultant. Several teacher*, the glectrldly. The Sanfod area la keeping pace the number of residential cus­ 1035 when 34,442,000 kilowatt hours sion lines are scheduled for con­ recently. Pre-school conferences, art consultant and the general su­ ’ with the alale ai a whole In growth tomer's,” said If. II, Coleman. were used. That la almost five struction to strengthen and expand extension courses and a Ihrcc-wcek pervisor are serving on a stale it, and several hundred miles of workshop have been held to afford committee which will revise the and, prosperity. Electrical uaage In KPl. division munugcr. "In Jan- times as muchl Ode*hsMn M lTaa the Hanford area In ila homes, uary 1940, we serviced 2.008 rest- Tho number of new electric acrv- distribution lines will ba required tha teachers the opportunity of state art bulletin. The music super­ Ices connrcte.l Is considered a re­ to serve new customers, working with the administrative visor of this county helped develop IASY CRIDIT TIIMR liable Index of Ihe number nf new A total of 135,000 kilowatts of staff In a total group on problems the new state music bulletin. Particular emphail* 1* being buildings completed, and here again new substation capacity is planned, of Instruction of particular Interest S T A T IS T IC S - C O M P A R IS O N S the record shows growth. During Including an even dozen new sub­ to this county. Highly trained spe­ placed on speech correction In the We're making you a lift of your own waftht , Well slmosi-bccauio you don't hurt ft) trodt Ik 1051 FPL connected 571 new elec­ station structures. cialists were brought to tha county Exceptional Child program. During your old watch to buy these superb Butova watches I tric acrvlers In Ihe Kanfod diitict, Eight new distribution renters from the Slate Department of Edu­ Ihe course of a year approximate­ al the $59.73 price! You don't have to give up S A N F O R D - S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y a 17 per cent Increase over the 400' <ro p| lnnwlt includlns new loci- cation and universities lo serve as ly 3(H) children between (ho ages nf your own wnich-ond milt you pag only >59.73, . * new In 1054.' Most „ oni mi„ iiin Sanfor,|( MUm|, West consultants for these study groups. six ami 18 receive this special ser­ — ' Com* »n todayJ --T ^ • , connections t, --------: ■ newnone m n i, unarm, electric connections were o restPllm Hcich 0Ud nunnB„ Total Beak Reeourcse Sanford Seminole Co. As a result of these studies sev­ vice. The teacher or principal re­ dences, proof that local Tamil es SeblllUn Naples and Melbourne, eral plans fnr Improving the in- fers a child who stutters, has an Dm, SI. 1045 ____ __ I IIASSAM * 11ASSAM* are prospering and eilhrr buying Fnr th„ fhjr(, >|hJkM yr<r con. siruetlnnal program 'have been articulation problem, or other Bept. 30, I PBS .................... 30,068,1 IB 32,000,101 or building new homes. strudlon expenditures am expected launched. A lasting program Is speech handicap for special trainSanford Jewelry Cr Luggage (‘Citizens Bank of Oviedo opened In 1010) To keep pare with the Increasing in | np 41 million dollars although bring developed for the purpose of Ing once i week. In addition lo ------COMPANY-----Total Bank iJepimlta working with Ihe child, Ihe con­ electrical needs of this thriving fmal figures have no? yet hern com- helping the individual child attain tt.no 1,3.11 Dsc. at. tOlfl _________ - f 10.011,385 300 S a n fo rd A ve. P h o n a 1344 sultant confers and plans with tha community in the las? 15 years, piled. ' hls maximum development. A 3I.U I.07J HI. 105ft ......— .....«... 20,058,118 teacher and parent in an effort to Florid* Power t, Light Company All those things add up In a 1058 study Is being made in order to achieve normal speech fnr Ihe stu­ *wiltrs*Mrm lentst cryataf ll Mid, IlitwWWl. 0nt^ Property Assessments * <o** iimi| M n i W s neisc* « )» u i »r tin * | has constructed miles of Iransntte outlook lor the biggest year of Improve Ihe ayitcm of reporting In dent. 1017 ..._____ - ................... * M85.657 iton tfhd distribution line*. growth In the Company's history— parents, Teachers have worked as ■1058 ................... 5 2t,255,117 "Florida Pnwer A Light Com- which has Just Included celcbra- part of a itate-wld* "committee In Retell Trade puny, celebrating Ila 30th annl- lion of In 30th anniversary hy a the evaluatloa of textbooks which 17.788.000 1018 -....... - ....-.....-......— » 18,775,000 vers ary, ami with the greatest ex- year of progress which Itself broke are state-adopted. Particular am28.400.000 1064 ....... ........................... 18,00.1,000 phesli is being placed on the teach­ panslon growth In Its history al- all previoui recordsl ing, of reading, arithmetic and ready underway, looks forward to Documentary Stamps Sold 0.1s3 a record-breaking year nf growth An Armed Forres Day celebra­ othey basic aublccts as a result of 10 18 .........................*......*---- ...... lM .ii In tOftfl as Florida continues Its tion Is being planned for Hanford the workshop. More and belter ma­ spectacular growth,” said il. H. hy a Chamber of Commerce Com­ terials of Insirurtlon Including text­ Motor Vehicle Licenses Coleman, 11,277 mittee headed hy Karlye lloushol- books, library book*, films, film, , 10ft l .......... *........... ................... Field estimates Indicate that dor. atrip*, maps, charta and globs* are 14,l;0) being used. Better planning on an some 54.000 new rural' and urhin The event Is planned In coopersliullilim l’trmlta customers are expected to bn add­ tlon with the Sanford Naval Auxili­ Individual, *choo!-wlde and counly10(5 ------ --------------------- * 109,803 ed to Ihe ayitcm during the year. ary Air Station and other branches wkie basla ti taking place. Kept. JO, 1066 ......... -........1,845,304 Production capability, which was of Ihe military In this area, and la The supervisor serves as a liai­ postal Receipts Increased hy the now 150,000 kiln- scheduled fnr May 10. son peraon between the county sys1045 ...........—...................... » 97,054 Sept. 80, 1065....................... 100,0211 Telephones, Hanford Exchange 1016 .................................... .. 2,030 Htpl. «0, 1066 ............... ..... «.200 Eleeirlr Customers TRADE-INMEDED liectricity Essential ■ ■Progress; ■ ■ ■ Sanford Areas Demand Increases \$eL S e t. Jh & JU L turn ......... 1006 ................... lyno ...... ...»...................... J.wa 7,027^ « Electric Output, flanfurd Area (Total KWH Hale*) 1046 .....;............................... 17.022,307 10ft* ............. 39,500,000 Water Meter* * 1037 |t«M«»wa*o<4W****»•«*»W■In1-tH.W.Ml 1,111 1050 ,.. . . . . . ................. 1.888 1068 ------------- --------- ---8,008 1 , ______ Statistics - City of Sanford, Florida DON'T BUY REAL ESTATE BLINDFOLDED! BE SURE WITH TITLE INSURANCE TITLE INSURANCE VOLUSIA IBMtNOLS, AND MARION COUNTIES ABSTRACTS Escrow Accounts January 1,1956 OFFICESt—8ANF0M \ DaLAND, DAYTONA BEACH, OCALA. '‘reputation 0050 Cenaae 11,058) 1811 Ratlpiato Immediate Sanford a r e a __ Postal Itecelpta.............i .......... Radio SUtlona -----WISH — Raateuranta t••,»••*•#*#»»«*•**•***<1*»*•••*■•*M lanford State ftrm era Market: I ■atajala ataneatarr *Wte and n m .-----til . WgR teJwoii, vrkHe and now-whlte St WHILE IN SANI E N J O Y Y O U R F O O D IN C O O L RepreisnHnf Lawyers TH1# Insurance Corp. With RdprwwUltVM la 4l8Uta#,ptetrte4*f Cafcmbla, Hawaii u l I<M•(M HI •>>u -* MM Mr»+**'♦*.»t f1 ' Dear elty Rtafta jg) Tdtel Unite OFFICE: SJOil N. Park Are.—Phnna MM«£ iT-e ilS N o rth P a rk A re. �n J l— ■ 1 1 k . In Many City. County • tD I VIEW «f now Bemlnol* MemorUl HosplUl on First Street. Beautiful landscaped yards surround the now Structure Including waving palms, tropica] shrubs. Seminoie Counry Is Good Agricultural Semlnolg County Is in the mein 1. . » in sgrieuRursl center with 30,000 acres under eulttvalion, of which 4000 aerei la In pasture. Celery and cabbage are the principal crops, with com. peppers, green hems, squish, eggplant, escarole, lettuce and other vegetables mik­ ing up the balance of farm acreage. SANFORD — City of 18,MO pop­ Seminole ia also noted for ita fine ulation, Incorporated In 1877, with citrus, inspected shipments of o r a Commission-City Manager form angei, grapefruit and tangerine! of government * for the 1032-A3 aeeson from the SANFORD — County seat of county were LT02.433 boxes. The Bern tools County, in the heart of Sanford State Farmer's, second central Florida on the south side , lsrgest in the state, handles pro­ of Lake Monroe. duce end citrus sales each year SANFORD at the head of amounting to approxlmslcly W,navigation on the St. Johns River, 000,000 with a 13-fool Federally maintain, Bulbs and ferns are raised on a el channel to Jacksonville connect- commercial scale. Ing with the In'ra.Coastel Water­ Trade in farm machinery, aeeds, way. insecticides and fertiliser la an im­ SANFORD — On the main line portant a linnet to the agriculture of the Atlantte Coast Line Rail industry of the section. In Sanford road between Jacksonville and and Saminele County are locited Tampa. various plants which wash, grade, S \NFORD - on Federal High-’ crate ami pro-cool products for ways 17 and 03, and State High­ shipment. Several plants also can way! 13, 43 and 413, connected by and process vegetables. truck and but linei with all major In the County there Is a frnen fount and cities In the State. juice concggtrat* plant with a ca­ SANFORD — with an Ideal year- pacity of 35.COO cases per day round climate and temperatures which also manufactures marma­ that averige 73 degrees lades, jollies and other delicacies. SANFORD — one of the lesding This plant also converts citrus re­ agricultural canters of the country, siduals Into rattle feed. sli pping thousands of carlosds of The garment Industry Is also de­ celery and other-prodiuee,.every veloping In Sanford. Three com. leason panics are now operating here for * SANFORD — with i polentlsl of the manufacture of men's shirts unspoiled labor, both skilled ind and men’s ind women's p ijin rn . unskilled. A nauoni!lv advertised lingerie la SANFORD — in tdeil point of also designed and mide In Sir.ford distribution for both industrial and In addition to the sbovo the fol­ agricultural products. lowing miscellaneous Items, are SANFORD — with in Industrial manufactured m the Sanford area: Board composed of lueceuful Harvesting machinery, fartillreri, business and professional men wroughnron furniture, lawn mow­ working with the Ch.amhor of ers and vdgers. ’brushes end whisk Commerce ro lend all possible at- bronms, candles, covtum* Jewelry alstinee to new Industry. 1flare) display items, small Icathr- Sanford. Has M any Extra Good Points * faff sL .3$t ! In Main, Center goo.:i (belts, billfolds, etc I. period furniture, boats and erulsari, concret* blocks, septic tanks and pipe, wood cabinets, floor wai, lnsectle l d # Impregnated, agricultural chemical sprays. •Palmetto fibre for brushes Is processed locally Bet* Sigma Phi Sorority recent­ ly elected ita new officers for the eighth fiscal year since iu charter year in 1349. Those who will a e m at haeds of the soror­ ity In 1038-37 ere Mrs. Elde Nicholls, president, Mri. James Cesteno, rice-president, Mist Marion Singletary, recording »#eretery, Mr* Malcolm Lodge, corresponding secretary and Mrs. Robert Berg, treasurer. Outgoing officers Include Mrs. Harold Chapman, president, Mrs. James Caatano, vice-president, Mill Marion Singletary, recording sec­ retary. Mrs, Elde Nicholls, carresponding secretary, end Mrs. Vernon Hardin, treasurer. Other active members of the group are Mri. Jack Armstrong, Mrs. David Bach, Mri. Donald Batee, Mr*. A- B. Duabury, Mr*. Ij. C. Harper Jr. Mr*. J. L. Hor­ ten Jr. Mrs. Ruby Sloan, Mrs. George Andrew Speer, Mr*. H. E. Stenitrom. Mrs. Franele Btenetrom, Mr*. Sam r hurmond, Mr*. Vella William* Jr. Mr*. Dan Bat­ ten, . Mrs Ralph Bette, Mra. Robert Cushinr, Mrs. Burbon Ferrell, Mrs Gordon Frederick, Mr*. A- A. McClanehen, Mra. Al­ fred Potplchel. Mra. 0. A. Roberta, Mra Wallace Tyre, and Mist Jeanette AVolfer, Mill Anna Corley, Mist Joni Saundsr* and Mlii Dial Boyle. Mra. W. G. Fleming fa Director of the group and Mrs. Joe L- Corley is Sponeor. Among the community services ci the s o rttri/ IB *•>* t.-.aiui giv­ ing beeket for some needy fnmlly of the County Christmas gift! donated by the momner* to the mental patients at the Florida State Hospital, and donations to the cancer closet to be establish­ ed at the new Seminole Memorial Hospital. The mrorlty contribute* to the following drive*: TB Christmas Seal*, Red Crosa, March of Dime*, The Cancer Cru­ sade, which for several year* wa* handled in this community entirely by the sorotity, the In­ ternational Endowment Fund for the support of cancer research by two noted sciential*, and con­ tributions to the ' Florida Farm Colony «t Gainesville. The main project for thia year wag the Rainer held at thn Epis­ copal Pariah Home Dec. 3. Head­ ing the Hat of social activities of tha sorority Is the annual Beta Sigma Ph| Banquet. Thia la the traditional formal dinner held by the member* for the Incoming ptedyet, husband* and oacorta. at which time the Girl of thn Year ll named and pteienied The an­ nual affair (a to he held thia veer at the Turf club on April 8. Other aoclal activities include the Ruth Party In September, Pledge Ritual In November. Christmas party for children of tha members, Ritual of Jewels in March, at which Uma the pledges reeelv* full member*hip, Mother'* Day Tea, nnd various other small Informal gathering*. • "The Store That Thrift Built" "A n d Moved Into Sanford In 1928" ...a 5 0 *» *^ | B iS f i * ?I • . •» '. « b * •V ' ' • v ^ r f^ r ' i i - * >h a •/ " **■ 1i v ht J B O n c n O N Far Seminole County’s wooded treat. A fir*- control fewer hi SemiaoU County, - "WAoi-f**.AJw . • . h A heme vldel fey ford art* *Ua t C50 C u b ' li th« BeoUnele of c o m n e m nightly'end m an partite, outdoor 88. em UentJ ectwtlee. P rogram are eroua 8ameed • eat8d In airing . v , the nrvieemaa wt*h sett* . hv would normally e»*ort hometown. « T h ,« e ig y , . . ply la from arter'an r» outside of the corporate ta areee iiaurtny tta a eonllnuing supply of water available. As much a* |ft*d eqo water a dey has ‘■m * nutated the City's rooi'err not* neem H t proved water wi?!y a, atew. vary carefully for their eeotrM' hutloni fa t '- 'e en- ' v, in tfcO form «f ee i.l” .j- irehip, of finance, or eeh'svensnta In tbMvarfeui front »r*» Seme of the-* honorary r * ” n Inabide, glitsr Ell’e 'e h fW n n f 8'«h’r, International!" h'. owt) era »Ur, KatVe-n StTM* * known for bar **v 5v«menta I* firming end w.tlt"* ertielew. short eterlei, —*d hvoke, end Mra. (trace f ooH '-a, Iff ef tfct late Calvin Ceell-'-** Preeidenl, » ef th« United BlV-« rona 19X1 te ll ! t . in Sanford. SH O P and SAVE at Penney's ' r.V omant "of ’&«|n*rs la foreign countries. In 1031, 8 "little sister" or> ganlaation, Nu Phi Mu, wai formed (or glrla under the ege of U, who, whan they reach U. hev* the privilege of transferring into a regular chapter. Among the International ac­ tivities of the organisation are included, InterniUonel, National and state annual conventions, Leadership Training Conference!, "Rambles," or tours to foreign co'intrles, end the creation and support of airli Town In Whiteface, Tams. Over the years. » set if pr* gram books have been published, outlining specified study in aeltcled cultural aubjpcts, which must be completed befor* each degree of the sorority can be stained. Thsro la a specified program set tu be covered by pledges before they can become members, and another let for members, to be romplettd hofore '-ivy run vp*ch the Exemplar Degr»e. nil«-li the,highlit degree existing, and at least four yearn of native membership together with the completion of the cultural pro­ gram act by tha International of­ fice must be accomplished before this degree can be conferred upon e member. There h*v« be«n approximately 88 beperery memberships con­ ferred upon tha nation's out­ standing women. These honorary member* era picked and choaeq ' ') ■ 1 r ♦ —i emptier » i' iicn Sigma Phi li on* of 38 chapters In Florida anlf* 3,800 chapters throughout tha world, made up of every nationality. The com­ paratively young sorority was founded in 1811 la Abilene, Em., by Walter W. Ross. It la a nonacademic sorority created for young women In search of cultu­ ral and social activities. and a wider view of th t finer thing* of life. Under the sponsorship of Walter w. Rosa and Company, Inc., which acta «i business re* presentativa, guarantees Its In* tsrnatlonel financial obligations, and directs the founding Of new chapters, the organisation has grown Into the great Internation­ al sorority it !» today. * One of the most outstanding projects of Ute orgenliatlen Is the international. Endowment Fund, established la 1847, which hn* since that time, supported the work of Dr. Margaret Kelsall and Hr. Edward Crabb, two out­ standing scientists In the field of cancer research at the University of Colorado. In 1811, the Inter national Lean Fund was eitsb. llihed for the benefit of the members of the sorority. The Torch of Beta Mem* Phi, the official magaalne of tha so­ rority, first published In 1033 as a small faur-page paper, Is to­ day a fill! ilia monthly megaalne printed every month except Juty, in several languages, for the Provides For Sti Hr. J. C. Penney founded ony great eompeny back In 1M2 end wai foundrd gpon a hail* of ilmnle, thrifty and easy t® Rv# with oollelaa. A* early as lO'j*. th* Penney Compent moved into Sanford . . , not * large anacloua store at that time, but bringing th* good nolle!#* and a More of FIRIT QUALITY MERCHANDISE. Sine* that time PENNEY ! he* mere then doubled It’a floor m m and has a completely modern end up-to-dete store. Through the years to mm*, we will continue Striving to give the customer hie full dollar'e value of "firet Quality marchandlst." • �* Walter Is Named President O f Lake M ary Fire Department Albert L. Walter wai n m i r i f t t i i nf- fh » ta n begging for relief from these "prolectors" were steaming north by way of tbe St. Johns, bu: not before tha volunteers had burned down the church-school house. By and by t second log building waa erected to replace (be one do*, troyad, and some taacblng of Ihe Fort Raid young wa* resumed. There now began an era ol com* paratlva quiet ns more and more of (he venturesome moved Into Ihe Stain to build their homes within !*• iJsmp Monroe, one of a series "hollering" distance of tho army .(filial ,exlen-;!W aa far south as tha posts. Here on the St. Jolina the i{i|)l^rAUdes, was manned by two settlement began to take on a »y,<toftj>anlei of artillery and tour look of permanency for many of /wnipinle* of dragoons. However the men who had bean stationed at ^JM nSanU on soon proved Irtiuf- tho post remained to carVe out •f folejit to quell the attacks of tho for themselves and their families fxvaies, anl a fc.v months later a place In this new land. Because I1 1 1 , February 6, 1837, the small of Hi position on a navigable , j u n i o r flanlco puffed Into too na- stream, Fort Mellon was the most t-A^al harbor with Tabiforcemants. Important Inland post as It ser­ > IMIani, unaware that fresh ved as a distributing point not f t>.tone had Jutt ■arrived, made a only tor all army supplies and j .to.rrle an u ilt upon the post tho transportation of men to south : toftlefc- m ulled In e m t losict lo Florida but for civilian supplies 1 t :e savages but brought death to at well, . i t one member of the army, Cap- As hostilities gradually caned ' t :-n Charles Mellon ot Pcnnsyl- and tha settler* bacama less afraid i t-tala. T.’.o Scmlnoles wore com- to go Into their fields without their lately routed, In part baeaure of muskets, Urge orange groves, ward '••Ir1belief t'icl t a nunflro from sot out and soon golden fruit was t ’ a eamo end toe Santee an:horo.l finding Its woy Into tha Christmas •lose by was myslcrloukly cun- stockings "up north"- Steamboats ' Meted with the Great Snlrlt who wero miking waekly trip* from * seemed for some reason on Ihe Jacksonville to Fort Mellon, and ■Me of the white man. Tie Chtof- sometime during [he 1830’* tho far‘ tilns surrendered, although this ■eelng captain of one of them, the v r i !*v no mosns the end of hosllll- "Darlington", gave too settlement liti. The Seminole* ronllmit-.l to «cru*« tho lake ut Enterprise a m !:u spasmodic attacks upon the considerable boost by building a r.’altered settlers who had brave- largo frame hotel so that tha first |1" ventured beyond the shadow of tourists tu central Florida were {t • for: to build llicir lug homes, assured of a rocker In Ihe sun and su that it was necessary to main a good bed. Th* captain very i !frlh force, not only upon the shores modestly called hli hotel "a para­ f jel Lake Monroe, but up and down dise tor sportsmen" and hid very It:.- peninsula. little trouble filling tho accommo­ ' "he original camp on the St. dations. jja'-r* was nothing more than a Gradually tha Seminoles left this jiarlai of tents which wore 111 and too government build­ Vlapted lo the rigours of outdoor section ings at Fort Melton were removed. l|li/e In those early days, but now Many years later the name Sem­ i-flaw quarters wore raised consist- inole was chosen tor lha County Ihg of night two-story frame buildlingo, and Ilia garrison wai named which embraces this area, not to '{Fort Mellon to honor toe captain perpetuate tha memory of savage iwa* had given bis Ufa there. At raids, but rather aa a reminder '{about this time a more or Iasi per- that this beautiful land was once Tndian'i home and hunting {gainent line of torts In Inland lha ground. ('Florida was completed, with Fort trillion at tha north and of the Una Now Indeed the port of Fort > n d a fort n»ar what Is now Tam- Mellon, or MellonvUle as It wss l!P8 at tbe southern and. A road called, began to hum with activity. rabbi had lta beginning at Fort Mel- From the banka of the St. John* a •lon, beautiful Mellonvlllii Avanuo itor* carrying every »o‘rt of me:{pf the present time, connected the tKatie tor toe movement of troops jw d supplies. I Meanwhile a one-slory Mock Jious* had been buUt and earthmarks thrown up about a mil* and k q u irte r south of to* lake to form W modest girrliea later cillad I B e g in n in g named, ot tbe group who wished to take M i r v V o L 'I t h v (h it S d l a F I n i m e * f l i i C n llfte "Don’t try to Mart out foo big. Start out with hand extinguishers and build lip from thrro." Cleve­ land told Ihe meeting that he Thicken a can of etewed to­ would help^ln any way ho could matoes with a little conUUrch and that a rourse ot Instruction and- servo a* a aauce for fiih would bn given to any mcmbori filleU, PQUCfi PKPAKTHKWT hoodoJ by Chief B. C. WlllUwa, v f.’f a l a Story of Sanford from Us , v s t f beginning on# must torn back i tfia pages, of Florida history to A ftaraberfl**, whan troop* ware - jsajkflod op the south bank of tho ’W ttf k A I River at Lake Monroe '. 'taL protect the settlara from the tlffctff- tomans, Tha crude camp Vj Vt* sat up In a small a m hacked afti o! Ihe tangled growth that .iiKtraUfcsd along tha shore and ,VlCJf»r,*d thu Sightly rolling land f .ilr a Fort Is It* wharves and orange groVes waa center. doing well. There wai also a coun­ It has been many year* since ty fair about tills time, an event troops were stationed a: Fort Mel­ bolstered somewhat by the at­ lon on tbe shores of tho St. Johns. tendance of President and Mrs. Now there are the soldiery rows of Cleveland. vegetable* marching across Ihe This early prosperity, however, countryside to brighten with their received a terrific set-bock when freshness the markets of lha north the "big freese" of 1893 blackened when Ihe farmlands there lie while every lender growing thing from with frost. nne end of the peninsula to (lie Two markers, however, have other Many famillua were forced been set up to remind us of those In leave, buf oilier* remained to firs: soldiers. They may be seen "lough U out" and wrest a living In Sanford at the corner of Second chandlse from packages of noodles from the seared land. Street and Mellbnvllie Avenue, the to wagon wheels served all of In­ It wa* a discouraging period, for site of Fort Mellon, and another at land Florida, and twice a year by some yraro-must elapse before the Twenty-Fourth Street and Mellonmule and ox-team Ihe settlers orange groves would again hold villa, Avenue, where-, tin old ptock wound Iholr way through heavy up their yellowing fruit lo too sun. home 'si Fort Bead ofiee .stood. sand to maku necessary purchases Thu* of necessity energies were The Indians left their own me* and reach hungrily fur their mod turned lo the cleared land for mortal*. Flints from their arrows In 1897 (ho first doctor arrived in other mean* of support, and It I* and other relics are often turned Mellon*Me although not with any up with newly plowed soli when thought ot continuing hli practice. land I* being cleared, and In Ihl* The good man enmo to lakr hi* county are several valuable col­ ease In the sun, but a community lection* held by Individuals who grown weary of its own simple as an agricultural discovered most of the Items dose* ami poultice* would not lot him rctl. Seon the doctor wa* Jouncing over the rough roads amt thin trails, performing seeming miracles with tho contents of Ids worn black satchel and bringing relief to the suffering (or many miles around. The settlement received new Im­ petus In 1870 when General Henry 8. Sanford, ono-llmo minister to Belgium, purchased 12.333 acre* of land and laid out the town which was named tor him a bit west of MellonvUle. General Sanford was tho fore-runner of a long linn of central Florida enthusiasts. He wrote back to hU farmer homo in New England, "situated as it is al Ilia head of navigation . . . Sanford U. J. PARKER, veteran puwermun I* plant superintendent of Ftor-J l.la Puwer (!or|M»rntl»n*a Genres K. Turner plant. Pnrkvi lu* :ii» ymr* eervlre with t luriila t’uwor, many ul ilium a t the T u rn er' i plant. __ the United Stale located an Army carnp on ttac ahore* n( Lake Monroe, upon land which had been ■ranted to Philip Yonge. by the Spaniah Crown In 1813. The land bad changed hand* many timet, but wa* never occupied until 1936' At Hawn on Feb. 18.17 about 400 brevet, under. King Philip and hit ton, Coacoochec, »itackt*J tho put:. The government force* numbered two companies of artillery, four companlet of dragoon*, and tome Creek Indiant. The tittle laitod three hours, with brat"* fighting on both aide*. There la pecuttu pat hot about tbe fact that the luUlant were terrified by thoiound of tbe cannon on the loverhmcnl tupply boat, and believed that their great Spirit waa helping the enemy with themselves. A few minutes' drive from the a fearful itorm. Mellon Killed heart of Sanford on the shores of Lake Monroe are the old Seminole Capt. Mellon waa killed In the burial grounds and shell mounds. engagement and the name of the Here the ancient live oaks still poit wee changed to For: Mellon spread w i d e their sheltering In hla honor. In 1(38 Col, Zachary branches and the only sounds ar* Taylor, later to become prealdent the soft lap ot water and tha of the United Statei, laid out the whistling of birds . . . a fitting highway through tho foreit from place tor the spirits of once war­ Fort Mellon to Fort Brooke, In ring races to mingle peacefully. Tampa. Tho beginning of (hit road It now known in Sanford at Mellonvilla Ave. and Fort Mellon. In time, became known aa MellonvUle. At flrit SfeUanvUle wai In Mos­ quito County, but In 1848, Mellonvlllo became part of the newly created Orange County and wai made the county teat. Mall wai brought to MellonvUle from Jacktonvllle by boat and t the arrival was a great event In thoie days. The venter* came from mile* a> round un horseback, and enjoy'-A the auciablllty of the oCcealok * ( much aa they did Uiuir mall. *> The aettlcment of Orange Court* ty faU* naturally into two pcrU oda — too flrit Juit afler the gniun.UeUtkwiTF 4 .o.kO milrbS — mlnole War In 1838, when many ql W the voluntecra In the Army, who Joined merely until the duration nf hostilities, remained here aa perm* anent residents. Tho 4 Influx occured Just after the Civil War In IftUA Ma­ ny Southerners, disturbed about their plantation Ufa at home, mi. grated hare hoping to find a tub. atltute for King Cotton In tho goldan appla of Florida, Prom tho 0 North coma thoie who were bo. ginning to hear of tho healthful climate of the atoto and tho opportwaitle* for Invaitmant. In 1ST], Gen. Henry Sanford, 4 distinguished dlplflmst and scholar, wbo had served aa United Statei minister to Belgium, took a trip up tho St. Johne Titter end waa ea impressed by tbe beauty and na* tural advantages of thia locality m that he purchased 13,133 teres o| • Innd on Lake Monroe (known s r Levi grant), and together with hiA, business partner, Judge Wolford; Tucker, planned the foundation of. the town. * j Gen. Sanford went to Sweden and returned with T1 Swedish col­ onists, who settled on some land west of tha town. Gen. Sanfor<V atarteda an experimental cltra grove and introduced many voile- f t tics of citrus. ENTERPRISE METHODIST CHUROI school -had - b e e n established, churches hud been built and toe SantnrJ House, the first hotel, was A BEAUTIFUL HOME surrounded by towering Mka built by A. K. Shoemaker J r- buHJaft open to the public. Sanford was Incorporated in 1877, a combination of the original Fort Mellon settlement and the newer and hustling Sanford. Fori Head gradually disappeared, and by Ihe time the railroad had arrived In tfijHjjuS 1884 to link this section with Jack­ sonville, Mcllenvlllo had been ab­ liu U L U fllJ sorbed by tho spreading town on the 'ak front, Tbe settlers of SsntorJ were now well enough established to turn their thought* to tho moic aeslhetic side of life. A singer was en­ gaged for an appcaranco at the able sum In those days and clearly Opera House tor $l,ooo, a consideran Indication Ihal toe (own with are In and and looking for th* Fabrics, Yard all Drsss Ms. Aecaaiortaa • * * CUIM SERVICE UTOMOBIIE ♦ A H FORMS CASUALTY FIRE AND EXTENDED COVERAGE FID ELITY AND SURETY BONDS 'AY I A TI ON LOOK F O R - tneH caJv FIR £ AND CASUALTY COMPANY HOME OFFICE ratting far help all eg them L bakind Wia itockada far a i4 af aU mouths. Relief ot a finally did appear in tho farm Aw kadraggled eompiaiar af > SANFORD H w aavary wUah won proafi dtewpAm to tha •ommuatty ORLANDO, F tO M D A OFFICE _MAaiimNQIASLeW AUI7Jg |M . Tta ls«L) - Wm, E. KADER, XU In P ill A n , INSURANCE AGENCY 416 • 417 SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK BLOC. SjUwSwsji' Phonn 857-W 109 E. First SI. 323 E . F lrat St. Arrow tha Cotmc from the Tourist Ctatt P h o u 84 G A R R E T T 'S M A IN N E C C H I-E L N A S E W IN G C E N T E R 221 N. M«!n fit — Downtown Orlando �iE I J 1 l.f. 1 Li | 5 A* t Women's Auxiliary Of Seminole Memorial Hospital Has M any Important Functions, Is Highly Praised Jj n, *,Idf *••-* v - shivUui, i.ii.Sl'IT \|, Auxiliary ha* greatly helped matter* at the building by taking over the Information desk along with Its other duties. Their bright uniform* »dd eolor to tha rooms a* they bustle about their duties. «'w-.T— Uuc-i..;* *5 -t * p.m. the rharler mretim of the Women'* Auxiliary o f Semlnola Memorial Hospital wa» held at the Sanford Yacht Club. This organ!* ration, conaiatlni entirely nf vol­ unteer worker*, wa* formed for the purpose of raining fundi, Im­ proving patient service and pro* muting public relation*. It wa* at thi* gathering that the approved officer* for the year were an­ nounced a*; Prcildent, Mr*. A. W. Epp* 8r.; Vice Preiident, Mra. Oha*. Cole; Recording Secretary, Mr*. Gordon Dean; Corrcapondlnf, Secretary, Mr*, Charle* Howe*; Trenurer, Mr*. T. K, Tucker. The by-awa committee, Mr*. H. Weir, Mr*- Cha*. CoIj , Mr*. A. H. Peterson Sr., had made pro* vision* for a Board of Dlreclora consisting of a. Olficers of the Auxiliary, b. three elected men of branch auxiliaries ami one other member elected by the branch auxiliaries, e. the hospital administrator. The designated director* at large are: Mrs. ha- Seminole County Highlighted By New Developments Senford a I Seminole fnulny growth I* highlighted h* neHv eregted development bot'i In and nut nf Ihe rlty. llonvex nf anr nrice from lowcost dwelling in the line*! homes of Ihclr Ivpe, are springing up In every! (llreclion. The develnpmenls arer nntrolled hy paving requirements, water anil •ewer s'Mcni* as wrll as hy plan­ ned platting (nr «iih*t*nli»1 growth rather than by mushrooming popu­ larity. • ALL SIGNS LEAD to Sanford. Hero I,i* a sign ere -led nl the north city limit* by tha Juyrrr*. (Staff Photo! Recreation Abundant In Sanford Sanford park* and recreation ares* provida every type of athlrtic and recraation in which youngalers *p,1 adults like lo participate, Swimming at the Municipal swimming pool, soft hall in Foi Mellon I’srk.iermls in Fort Melln Park, shuffle board at the Tnurl. club courts, baseball at the ol hasrhall park, a playground atlji rent to llie.rity'j *w(mining pool with swings and other recreational p*ra;hcnal!a the youngsters love, are all within reach of everyone, In addition, there ti a city wide recreation program conducted each summer for childrrn. The Central Florida Experiment Kiatlon. of ihe Uolversily nf Flor* da, I* localrd *1 Sanford ansi *rrve» Ihr farmers and grow er* of Ihe enilre Stale as well a* firmer* and grower* of Ihe Immediate area. Maintaining office* ami labora­ tory as wrll a* experimental farms, many teat* ara matte to hrln the agricultural industry with problem* of every nature con­ cerning Ihe growing of plant*. ***. VfF+e*** 7* hn!> ler, Mr*. William Bush. The hy. laws atm Include an K*ecullv*e Committee whose membership ronaiat* of the auxiliary officers, the Immediate past president of the auxiliary, the administrator of the hospital, and such rhalrmen ea the president rory designate with the approval of the Board of Director*. Although Auxiliary membership la limited at the present lime to ion Seminole County and DeBary members, all interested women are to b# placed on a waiting Hat—the only requisite being an Interest In the welfare of our hoaplul. The organliallon pro­ vide* for three type* of member­ ship: 1- active members who pay dues nf 3.m annually anil partictpale In active service programs; 1. associate members, who pay ltn.no annually but d o not parti clpate actively, and 3. life mem- i iiif.'ilu- min,tie £>|>ecilway lor the proceeds Irum Ihe harness race held there March IHilt, and the Sanlord-uriandn Kennel Club (or tha 113.00 donated to us frum Charily Nile. Despite It* youth the Women’s Auxiliary of Seminole Memorial " si'tiii si* m u .'t Hospital has already prrveiH in many wayi and f-i praUfe Mina by tuth staff anti m Special commrmliljjn — e> Riven President Evelyn Q p | her power* of organliitiM*. leadership and her uiltlnJIM Civ e nf her.-rlf. *5* m- Is resitonalhle for hrr uniform. given this rommltl-i which has "Khy" I* a native of Smfird and Toe Auxiliary Is divided inlo donned Innumerable hour* nf the son nf Mr. and Mr*. A K. Sinefive dtffe-rent services; 7. hu»pi work to this project. Ollier *erv- "inker Sr. Following his graduation tal, ? Ilrrenlinn, .1. Library, I. Ires will toon bo put In operation from Seminole High School he *tSun.hine, 3. Sew inga . »Utm as the hn*"'lal r IotVI Ihe University of Florida The Hospitality t'ummiltro. bin e lime In train lite members— "hero he gradr.ilrl with a degie" headed hy Mr*. M. L Unborn t>np of Ihe nios| important lu.tr I" Cnnalrurllnn Engineering. A and assisted by Sir*. F. Woodruff. Him* of a hospital auxiliary Is veteran of the Korean campaign, rnnslsi* at present of 33 members liiiul raising. for In this wav ho served with an Engineer Conwhose liinrtfona arc; I. id lake many id the so railed luxury Items etnictlnn llallalion ns a ronstiurc barge ot ranlern, 2. In work with may b- porch vend It* Finn—e Ii01' engineer. In all, he litis h - 1 Ibe library committer. 3 to nprr- Cominiliee. under the leadership ah tut six venr* experience In emuale the hospKnllly ran . There o( Mr,. Gene Itmimilat, lias many merieal and resideul'xl ennstrueare always two Volunteer* mi duty evening events planned lor Ihe lion In Gainesville, Orlando and from a, nr. In p. m.. 7 dav* f nitre. T’>e p r ,,,a*-* of * b-arn ;«t i Sanford. a wrek worhtng a lotnl .if lti* station wagin is our first goal line In h's engineering an I hours a week. . April sixth the M v.air Ion xvlllJ arctilloctiiral knoxv’el-ir, Shpemak* The Sunelilpe Committee, wlui*e be the seene of a sluice with t hp' er is in :sn evretVuil position to rhalrm.in I* .Mrs II Ii l‘nimby Inn donating all facilities, Tar handle all Ivors of custom build* and ro-chalrniau. Mrs | F. Me Sanford lleralil ha* oil-red to do log. S'Vrrrl of llm lititi.sra which Hamel, work* cl -i-iy wi.h Ihe nale ell proceeds from a Sunday he has scheduled lor cmisinirtion pntli'iii. Ii* men.her* run nr.it.d*. I'aneake l)iy—the date to he do- this spring started a* pencil shop, nnke tv one *■■I**. wrlle lernimeil Inter. We have In thank s' elrhe* drawn up’hy the pro-ore letlers. arrange and freshen llow- Hn> Flks b r Cm prnereila from live owners. Sketches and plan* rr*. fred patient* and assl.i In a rlilrkrn harhrnip held Mart-h ' were revised over and over again Jo y c e s Booth ■««'*■■•{> Welcomes Visited. Entering Sanford.; The .li'-er* tnformat'nn ftnolt*,1ft it.* |mr r,f - .u n „f g.-oh p|~s| A'enue and Seminole D>iit*v*rd, serves ss a we'-nmlng ren'*r f*e '■'■it—a to Sanf’ril an) Central Brrvlni f ■*« orenre lolee.ln v|»t* tor*, ill **rlhs*t|nc lexflet* |K^o| c»n*r'| F b r ld i attraction*.'tnd’at so Informsllnn b-t.lh, are iNe'hl-S. light* of Ihe *ervlpe given hy h o .tavrre operated Information'fen* ler. ■ *» . Frosting a layer rakeT Dnnl mid Hi* se.-nnd layer until <>• filling spread over tha first lay*# set* a hit MEANS TO YOU CLOTHE “THE FAMILY Tour crnifltlrpre In your Physician , . and yuitr Phnrtunrlat , , la liaaed upon lltelr experience, (hr. Phirm** rlalN have ninny yenrn nf experience In mm pounding the moat complex ffljwiect Your Health Try our FOUNTAIN for delicious sodas or sundaes or tasty lun­ cheons and sandwichcr N ear Post Office SANFORD — ORLANDO 1 Phono 103 20th & French �t ny*WS 7OTS5 Like Alikes FATHER-SON — M O TH ER-DAU G H TER Vnur’s BUT NOT IN HOMES T h e Nicest romsL These CtislonvOunllly Modern Homed Unlit for Lifetime Endurance nnd •• ’• * ' i. Street' llcnuty CONSIDER THESE STRUCTURAL REFINEMENTS PLUS YOUR OWN PREFERENCE BH TO' • On Exterior and interior Design and Color Concrete lllock Construction . . . Tile floor* . . . Furred walla . . . Insulnted celling* . . . Ceramic tile bnth nnd window allla . . . N atural finish birch cahlncta . . . 9.1 cu. fl. \Vc*llnnhouse refrlirerntor . . . 40-Inch Wcstlnghnuae ranse . . . Kitchen exhuust fan . . . 40'trillion hoi water heater . . . 50,000 RTU oil healer liraxrt door hnrdwnre . . . floor'chime* . , , Vend Inn M'nd* . , . lau n d ry facilities . . . Cnrporte and ample •forage . . . I.andscapcd Yard, and many mure feature*. 10,000 (Inrluifet T«te« ind laiurince) All Are J-Bedroom, 1-lialh Homes On Large Luts down* m o n th ly * On VA Flnanelnf ALSO FRA and Conventional ,'inanclnf Available ; ' fljE.’v; f Custom Building and Archi tectural Design a Speciality 1800 M elkm vllli A v ,. •rji> > •>• .sl\'Z vi- * i '.V'l'C •vt v 1 I1 ^ » . *1 - �! ' • • ' ; , . . '• * ’V- . Section C AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XLVII1 w h j __ m HANFORD. FLORIDA, MARCH.. 1956 EaUblishad 1908 ANNUAL TOURIST EDI a .J i- a J W ith Seminole , ti i mmm A.I HAVA HE AIRCRAFT of Heavy Attack Winjr ONE atom! rcmly on t hn flock of n carrier of the V. S. Atlnniie Fleet, The Savage, prw ent ojioratifmnl nlrcrnfl of HATWING ONE SiiiiitclrtiiM, rcjircitenls the Navy’s Atliinlle Flcpt long range, high apeerl, atomic weapon^ delivery rapnhilit v. fOfficial Photo, II, S. Navy) T. ‘ ‘ ‘ S N A AS Is N a vy's Only The U. I. Nairal Auxiliary Air ved as the aupporting hast for car-J The origin of tha Naval Air-SlaStation at Sanford has had four rlcr afr groups, tpccisliied tqua.1- lion esn very definitely be altrsstages Iq ill ultimate growth artJ eons and feverve units on tompor-, buted to the aneak attack on Pearl current Importance as lhR U, S ary active duty. Slnre the early Harbor by the Jlpanesa, ,li«e. 7. Navy’s on* and only llnvy Attack xunmirr of IU35, the nation ha.i IBM. Immrdialejy after This dim* Aircraft Base. The Italian was ori- hern jlridgnatcd the h.ime port of ter, Ihr Secretary of the Navy dffinally constructed for (ho rrainiiiB Heavy Attack Wing One and Its tided Ihil naval aviation training of bomber and fighlei- pilots din ing component squadrons Heavy At- facilities wet* inadequate to met) World War If. From IBM to m i li tack SqmtJron* Five. Seven, Nine the emergencies of naval warfare served. undgj* tha auspices of the and II, the Heavy Attack Training on land, sea and In.air, City of San lord, at an educational Units and Fleet Air Service Squad lit order to take the training load and industrial facility by furnnh- rgp 31. In this fourth and current off existing sir stations at Penia* inc employment to approximately phase the Sanford Auxiliary' Air col#, Miami, Corpus Chrlstl and MO local person* and Instruction to Station (named "auxiliary" only Jacksonville, and to train simullan* another MO as well as providing because it receives certain logistic enus|y. piloti for all types of na­ living quarters fnr more than BOO support from NAS Jacksonville) Is val aircraft, the Secretary of the civil iaaa.-Following reactivation- of (commencing a new and Imporlani Navy directed the establishment of the station In 1951 Inrf continuing irow lh In our niiion’i Iralnlng pro* the Naval Air Operational Training gatif this year tha air station aerogram for defcm*. Ctommand with headquartar* at tha \ i ’... •1 / .V . . Heavy Attack Aircraft Naval Air Stalion, Jacksonville, (commanding officer. On Nov, 1*. areas. Tha slatinn continued until The site ait* of h*r*m« nf iiui tha tint aiudent t h r m ri^lh -,r e end of World War II a> one of nf Sanford. Sanford, because of IBM tha, first student nofficers it* excellent year round climate ported on board the a'atmn and the leading fighter aircraft bases and location in the Central Florr.la Sinfr.rd became, a* It l> today, on* which prnduced a major portion o( area, was chosen .as. a h*»* for of tha scry vital components In the Hie carrier aircraft fighter pilots training of two bomber training organisation for our country’s na­ who carried Ui* battle directly to units. The selection was made in tional detenus. the enemy until Ihcir surrender in May 1912. Base construction in the Construction of a satellite field at IBM. accelerated program*was essential Osceola was completed In Septem­ Captain Hughes was relieved In ly completed by mid-September ber IBM. This field Is slltl a part November IBM and Caplain L, W. IBM and the Naval Air Stalion of the Naval Auxiliary Air Station Johnson, 1’SN, (now rellrod) eonSanford waa formally commissioned Complrx, though It I* not presently eluded a short period of duly as Nov. J, IBM. Rear Admiral A. B. being utilised to any great extent. commanding offlcar In March 19U. Cook. USN. (he chlaf of Nnval AH Saptember IBM saw tha advent of The next In lina of commanding Operational Training, conducted fighter aircraft (raining at Sanford officers was Captain O. P. Srnoor, appropriate eeremoniea, d u r i n g to provide trained pilot* for air USN, who reported In Ihe same which the station waa turned over craft carrier* which were soon to month from duty with Die rmirth In Captain (now Raar Admiral) ha commissioned at a rapid rate Naval Fleet. Francla M. Hughes, USN, the Aral lor naval war in tha Pacific Ocean now on Inactive duly, ssas commandiug officer of the Marino De lachmrnr on the station during World War II, He was also In charge of the Seaman Guard senirity forces. Of interest Is the fact (har the Marina Detachment has boon rsccntly re.eslabllshtd nn Ihe sMtlon to preside necessary security for tho Heavy Attark Wing. Units of the U. &. Coast Guard. Including a K fl war sentry dog detachment were attached to the afathm during Work! War II. Ill addition a small detachment of Wave* served at the station and took over many dullea to reltava Captain R. 9. Foot*. USMCR, lighting nan for action at mb dur Base lng tha critical war period. ThsiO umr* were dissolved shortly attar Ihe Japanese surrender lifter faithful and effective servica heal* ly* After World War II, and In 'view of post-war rutbacks, the need for an Air Station at Sanford wai n» longer thought to exist. Coosa*; queoriy, March 15, IMS Captain u Smoot was relieved and tha Nava) Air Station Sanford waa foraii . decommissioned and turntd ovtr 19 tho City of Sanford. Although circumstance* ere sled by tha world political altttatk* proved later that tha Nava) Air Stalion Sanford should aat •hr (Oaallaaad to Yaf« Two) •* - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 63, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 63, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 63, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/db34ddbb74b712aa36f455155b6ab294.pdf fa4ed37cb8bd01ae462d33b2ac686beb PDF Text Text \ *■ “.— -) 1 j t 1. SUBSIST kf yMti;: § r a p ■ -. .___ / •__ > --— .— v ^ ; 1— '~ 'r— — — — — — — * t$ J * n h L y iJpBMUh* ^ * 4 ^ Since September, 1949 >to sell moderataly-priced and well-financed homes with LOW DOWN PAYM ENTS e to mass-produce homes with real individuality of design e to provide more than minimum equipment, such as water he ate r, sp a c e heater, range, re frige ra to r, V en etian blinds • to equip a home with Disposall, Washing machine, Dish washer • to put into moderately-priced homes extras usually as­ sociated with much higher priced homes, such as Colored bathroom fixtures, Colored kitchen equipment Phillips Announces Another In addition to the homes we are now building in Sanford Phillips' Developments in life Sanford area: Little Venice Loch Arbor Your own homo plan on your own lot (CrytUI L*k« lotion) Dreamwold • Piriehurst Buena Vista Wynnewood Your homo plan on ono off our lota San Lanta Sanfo Park Phillips Terrace Franklin Terrace Highland Park Frank L. Woodruff Subdivision M agnolia Heights m&m rtiftle. UsmiaL �Weather Cloady with skewer* today,* cooler with high of TO-TI, dear* lag anil coaler toal|ht, low M* so, Batarday fair and atiWL Anwodolod Prana I v n i.ii M F .x i.v n i Answers Varied On Annexation no. te Wlro hway Planning To Discuss Route hroadcait, were: Sanford Attorney Gordon Frederick, Sanford, Auto­ mobile Dealer Don Bale*, Fern Park Attorney Wtlaqn Alaiander, and Sanford Real Evtata and Inturance dealer Thomaa Stringer. Each of the candidate* wa* In­ troduced by Jaycce prealdent A. B, Peterson Jr. Thomaa Stringer ipoka flr«t at the luncheon meeting. He told the Jaycec*, "If elected, I will stay well informed on all fad* *o that j may vote Intelligently on mca*urc* coming before me.' Wilson Alexander, th* iccond candidate lo speak said, "I will be humble enough ro know 1 am (here by virtue of your vote and A meeting of tha Long Rang* recognize your problem*." Highway Planning enmmlttea ha* Don flair*, speaking third In the Fresent repoil* from Hie Semin­ ^een railed for Wednesday night The annual membership hreljl* group said, "1 will truly be a re­ ole County American Red Cros* at 7:30 at Toddy'a Restaurant by faat of th* Semlnola County Junior presentative of the people and •how lhal nnty Fund campalga show tint? lti rivalrman, J. Bralley Oilham, Chamber of Commerce will b* hell study each bill to tha best of my their $*,571 hi* brrn raised Inward Ihfir ability." Gordon Frederick, speak­ CANDIDATES FOR TIIK lllH'SE of Representative! ready to apeak at yesterday’* Javrea luncheon *nal of W.070. The only Iwo divl- The meeting haa been called pri­ Saturday morning at 7:30 a m. a| Mr*. Apnleby'a Restaurant In th# ing la*t, tntd the Jay-ref*, "Semin­ meeting. They *tri erei llefl (left to right) Gordon Frederick, Thomaa Stringer, Wilson Attainder, and Don don* reporting, and reaching ihrlr marily to discus* the recant pro­ Valdez Hotel, aald Tony Rutal, ole County'* future i» my future. Bale*. tSIaff Photo) assigned quota* arl lha Sanford posal mad* by Cily Cnmmlialoner Membership Chairman for th* local John Krlder to extend the route Jim Seminole County Demneratle The only hope for u* i* to grow Residential Division which reportindustrially." * W*. ad II, M-1 and :h# Altamonte of 17-n from the foot of the French Jayceei. political rallie* to he held through. However, following the broadcast Rprinfa Division which reported Aienua Throughway on Lake Mon- Following breakfast, Jayceea wilt (Hit the county will gel off to a start i of the seven minute talk*, the calm roe directly arroaa the take lo join he divided Into group* which wilt ».W>. Tuasday night, April 1, at the Scm- of the mrriing rea*ed when Tha Reverend Milton It, Wyatt, a Volusia county road at Enlrr- make perlonal calls on proapictivt Inol# County Court House with tha thrown open lo question* from the chairman of Hi* Board, ha* re- prise and Deltary and then to loin member* anti members who Siva entire slate of candidates, with op. floor directed lo Ihe candidate*, ,. j , quested that all divlalona partiri- the present 17-M two milei south not paid their 19M-.1T due*, *|14 Ru»«L • position, expected to voice their City Comml*»lnner David Gatchel Sanford and Semlnola County weron t conceded much of pMlnl )n lh, f , mp,|jn ,llrn )n of Oranga Cily. platform*. asked each of the House of Rcprea chance several years ago to become one of the leading i whatever fund* have been collect- The proposal to »pan the four- Tlila campaign Saturday .wlH The »pcaking will get underway tentative* hopeful* to explain their areas in Florida's phenomenal growth. ed, along with their rontrlbutori mile width of Lake Monroe with ■ conclude Ihe annual membarahif at g o’clock, according lo Robert stand on the ‘-proposal lo expand causeway and two bridge .pans drive of th* local Jaycea organlza. But young, aggressive businessmen and political lenders, Hat* by Monday, April i. Blllhimer, iccreUry of the Semin- the City limits of Sanford." None haa mee with continuing approval lion and immediately precede* ttif filled with the virus of expansion and better government, it I* planned, said the Rev. Wyatt di'County Democratic Executive of Ihe candidates would lake a Mu»lc lover* »re In for a real sunk their roots of leadership into the City and County to that an analyal* be made at ihai nf businessmen and residence* on Junior Chamber of Commerce eon* f jbimlllce, with each speaker al- "yea" or "no" stand for or against treat next year when the Seminole start the remarkable development which has astounded tho ,lm* determine the exact *utu* both tide* of the lake, venllon which la to be held la loitc-d five minute* to *pe»k. the proposal. Their answer* varied Mutual Concert A«ioelalion (ireBralley Odham, contacted yes­ Jacksonville.' of thed rive. All worker* are urged irnta la I9.vt.it7 offerings, salt citizenry as well as its nearby neighbors In every direction, One of Ihe largest croul* eve* In somewhat. make Ihetr turn-in* oefrr: Mon­ terday in Jacksonville, aald "I’m Several members of the Semlnola Francis Rmimiltat, president of the This docs not mean one man did it all, by himself or even to for giving the proposal a thorough County Junior Chamber nt Com* attend a Democratic Rally Is ex­ Wilson Alexander said, "any re- local day night, Rev. Wyatt aaid. organization, mostly by himself. Many people, literally hundreds, played pected to attend the kickoff affair presenlalive of the people would bo If anyone having funds whlrh Hudy." mere* are expected lo repreygnt * vlUl .part In the planning, the idea*, the legislative battloa, Hiey 'have'eo'liVcitd 1^ unabla'Vo Harry Edward*, a realtor In Gr­ the local erganliaHon at Ui* Slata, ot.Jhe series which wilt take the a representative of (lie majority. U fpeakrra throughout the county However, I have been aomewhal in iunlty lo renew Ihrlr membership! ’ (j,e follow-throligh and public support. delivered them lo the Red Cross Of ama Cily aiM yraterdiy, "W* convention. until • Monday, Monday, Iloumillat Iloumillat aald, said. •t enveloped |{, was the coopefttiva spirit which the City flee personally, tha Board Chair- haven't had loo much time lo gr" Rusal aaid, "all members of tha trite exviy illilri.t and to p vrlical- aympathy with Hie people in the until . . when memberships fringe aicas. Rut, In. the, beat ly every precinct. . .. in- .........„ H.. . . —r.i will n..kii.he thrown and County to tb("«urprise of many who thought and felt man laid yesterday, It la requested^ our thought* together on Ihe pro- Semlnola County Junior Chamblf There are 2fi local candidates rere.t of Ihe ny of Sanford they , open to Hie general publie. that #Mch a groWth'aUch cooperation, the eggressive spirit, that they roitart Mr*. Knox at posal. However, I'm sure we of Commerce art urged In att*nf| wLb opposition, **id Rillhimer, 4 should he voled In. A munlripall "We are going lo befin mir anphnna No. HO, Sanford, so Hill a r e ’ would be In favor nf Ihe new rout* Saturday morning's annual mein* Frodu'atrs for *hu Hnu*t r,f He,ire rorporallon la alwaya a benefit to nual memberahip drive beginning wm- d .never be accomplllhen. rangemenu ran b« mada to hava Id preference to a highway that berahit breakfast." >*, nex MOTday" .a!d Roumlfl»> than a (lewd* Sanford has dona apofabmil face. ‘hfm rlckrd T ? u , f,n ............. IllhiVMl' ]n ■antativr*. ant 2 eandldstes for the the perple." Would bypia* all of lit." next Monday, .aid Roum|ll»t. lntft hv. tha ratm-n In Hanford tha Naval up. VernMin.ti, the e.m(™ 7 a Mutual Spurrgid into action b.v th§ ratn w to Bnnford of tin Naval Don Bale* aald, "I don't think Senate. However, aald Blllhimer, Officials In DeBary, by whleh Asslltary Air |WUon-Vnrt.Wwl*rl »AtK IV. ,ll» r t( v ,n « » nf life focal candidate* will be given yUii'should foiVe the people lu PfW- roti-a .wrniVd. p*.<!.. hnapert . ''' preference and will speak first. come into the city limit*. There tows: season will Include either Sunfonl mill Seminole CountyY Idenl locntiou ninpwlao, Funeral Services approval on th* new propoaal by Following the Sanford Rally, «liould be a referendum, However, "Charley’s Aunt" nr "Henry rhe everytlllllR bpjrait in move forward. aaj in* If• tha "h«.it news >*t." which 1* the first of ihe IOj S Demo- they should not receive the bene- Fourth" bv Players Incorporated, i City xtreelx, usually bnrf In th« summer months when Tomorrow Morning SSHi1Ik Swift, Secretary of th* eratlc Rallies to be held in Semin- fit* of Ihe ritv." Answering an.l This organization, with a cast of ninictilture was nl a standstill, hoRan to fill with ahoppors. DeBary Chamber nf Cmnmerra had For W. W. Warner this In *ay, "Think of Hie bottle. nlit County, tho speaker* will voice pointin'! to City Commissioner It. has fired the ,*st theatrical The Purkinu problem beRAn to bf a problem. thjir plalforms at Lakr Mary. Gatchel,Unlca »aid. "I would do cirt-uit of this eotinlry with vitality Whirl W Warner. (W, rlleil at nrck in our mldluwn c(ingr*tlnn it Store owners bewail a program of redecorution with First I.tikn Monroe, Long'voml, lirar a* you did anJ say—l will give arf |o^{-Rcmenl. Seminole Memorial Hospital al la will relieve." To have truck* and Plan* are complete I .Street taking on a carnival atmosphere. Neon aijiii*, once l/Mke, Altamonte Springs, Taola. each problem careful eonttdera- Th< F e * t i v a I Symphnnelle. noon yesterday following a linger- through traffic routed away from nual Jivcre Easter F.i few and far between, added color and pageantry to a once ing Fern Park. Oviedo, Geneva, and tlnn." lllnraa. the village's main itrrrt would Seminole County child directed hy Rubert Rudie. is an- slnw-moviiifr, quiet community. , again In Sanford, Thomas Stringer’* answer was, other"ot“uie •e'tee.lona »l*t*d to be Mr. Warner waa born July I, tend lo make DeBary a xafnr re-1years of age, chat And yet, Sanford and Seminole County'* growth la in Its taS# in Palnrovtllc, Ohio, He w«! sldence In every way, he said, ---------------------"I have no feeling ont he Issue be­ heard in-Sanford next aeaaon The Thr**hrr laid yeslerd* cause I have no fact*. The referen­ unique numcal nrcanlzallon la com- Infancy. ihe ann of Mr. amf Mr*. F. G. I,. Dr. Abraham I,. Lincoln, preal- Cnnlribuiiona of eggs For Progress Dial dum Is the ideal situation for you\ posed of some nf the fme*t In'truA mere few years ago prospective home owners lumylit Warner and nephew nf the late dent nf DeBary'a Chamber of Com- lo buy eggs hn*:* been would gel a true reading of Ihe1 menlalMt-x ............ . ............ huiltling lots in wooded areas within the city limits. Today, A. D Warner nf Orlamln, Mr. War­ mere* aaid, "It would be • great ernua aald Thrasher an. from the NRC Sym Sanford Is S u b je c t people. You've asked who should phosy, the New York Ph'lharmonlc these areas have become grown up parts of the city. Wher- ner moved In Orlamln with hi* boon; we want DeBary as a real- Inal* County Junior C vole—the people of the Clly and and ihe Mniropolltan ever vacant property existed, soon appeared a housing do- family In 1#23 from Nurwalk, 0. dentiil district; thl* would enhance Commerce la plinnlng lo] O f Rotary Soeaker County ."ouid get together airi de- Symphony tn bn manager of the Angebilt It* value enormously." -0prra , nH (falllrp, K|iiabrlh Win- vclonment until Sanford began to burst at Its seams. to tha children al this am Hotel. "For Progre,*. Difll Sanford'" I* cli e that. Odham, In calling lha meeting of Wonderful prWas, doi slow, lyric wiprano, Howard Shaw, Today, shopping centers exist in several outlying sections. l.aler moving In Sanford he leas­ Gordon fredcrick s answer to Ihe Long Range Highway Planning generous Saa/ord Marc i »; i>™ . i» ? <«..■,«»* t . « « . « ! -,..i h»n...7 u ed the Valrtra lintel for in years. committee aaid thaC other matters he awarded ta children fl. _ Sanford at li* regular weekly porr any extension of the City of The Chanticleer*, a male quartet, of lioniei have bfcin added In lha immediate parlmolcr with He *Dn operated Ihe Marian and of Importanra will also h* discusmeeting next Monday noon at the Sanford tb*i did not rail «W a J* ",J0 intlu,1fd ,m 'Jj.® s*n' htiiidrodn more already planned and in the process »t con- Jame* hotel In Palalka and the *rd *1 the Wednesday night supper dally marked egga. Thraahaf aald*, Cherokee Hotel In Talliliaatr*. Vacht Club, hy Gordon Rolhermrl, referendum. I don’t think ymi ran col,ccr* *eric», Tue dlstinciinn Mtl'iictiun. mretlng "We will discuaa Ih* Clly Tha Jaycaa Easier Egg Ilunl. Id group manngrr fAr live* Southern throw anything down Ihe throats lc* J n Industry hax moved In with Ihrce factories mnnufnrtiif- Fur th* last V) year* Mr'. Warner nf Sanford's requeaf in widen Park Fort Mellon Park, milt get, under Bell Telephone and Telegraph of penple who do not want to rome Berlins vnral and musical quality Inif *lothiny of variotfa types employing 'ona of tho lurgcat had operated a summer hotel and Avenua from Mrd Sireel In the In- way at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon, park iln lh« banka nf Lake Erie tha chairman said, "and ws'|f% nf ,hf fni,r *lfW*r»< lh<,|r remark Company * supervising rhe ex­ into iho City." f lruincd Iwo, k®ra ^ ^ . . at Aahlabula, 0. where he pro­ leraecllon and the road from San­ expecting a good lurnoqt of ebiU change* if Pierson, Det.and, San­ The question and miner period able varlctv of mood and m.Te'rlal ford Avenue to 17-92 from the Na­ Boat, huildors cams in and established themselves. A revolved ilsclf into a discussion on and thr skillfully wrought arrange- steel rubrication plant watched the unusual growth mid vided pleasure for thousand* nf val Air Station, a* well as other dren from all over Semlnola Coun* ford, Oviedo and Geneva. mcnl*. ’ i rhiidren and was professionally Rothermel li well qualified to the annexation problem with Gat road matieri of importance," said ty ax well a* from Sanford," dficuia hi* aubiect for he ha* been rltd. Cily Manager Warren Know- The Seminole Mutual Concert sullied here to grow with the community ami with Florida, known as "Pop Warner", Among tho>a contributing aggn Other small Industr'/s began to flourish with many nior* He was * member nf St. Uike'a OJhaiq. \ ith Southern Bell More 10fh, with Id, fnrmrr reprcaenlallxc Volin Asimciaimn'* tni«.S7 »erle* will Mr the .laycen Ex'ler Egg Httnl Cathedral, Orlando but since liv­ the exception- nf the time spent in A. William* Jr„ and former Cily boa*i nf four presentation*. How­ eyeing the community for ruluru location. were; Mrs. Aria Jan* Lundqulrt, The City of Sanford, realising the tremendous growth ing in Sanford, a' member nf th* Lutheron Sunday tha 11.5. Field Artillery In the Attorney Ed Rhlnholaer speaking ever, nne of them la yet In be Mr*. 0. M, Spring, (T. A, Bufltlgh, (Inly Cross Episcopal Church. selected. tiiiu oml started ."bnrrel-rnllinjr tactics", began tn look inEuropean Theatre during World up on the controversial issue Mrs, Douglaa Slanatrom, ft.) E. Mr, Warner bad lived In Hanford School Plans Egg War It. He 1* expected In show the Jayrce President Peterson »aldj Prexent memhera fifth* atroela-'to thn facilities which sorved Its eitlcens, Will of the Celery C|ty -Grill, inti for M year* and hi* raaidepco waa gpjsvth of lelephono service lx lhal candidate* for the County Tax, lion are urged to renew lljeir mcmTodny, an expanded water system lakes rare nf the In- 213 William F,. Nailer's Jewqlry, , Woal 19th SI, SmfoH, plan* lor expansion heie t A*»o.*wir* office would apeak on berahlp* Immgdiatelv before the creased load of furnishing pure water, a new and modern Ha, waa a member of Tampa Hunt For Children ami Juit what will happen when ih* Jayree "Gel_ Out Tha Vole", annual memberahip drive get* un- „rwage aystem was daveloped which claaned un (he fh«- Conaiitory Aaciqnt and Accepted Childrap of th* Lutheran Church dUl aervlre la eut In. . program, April » , I derway MonJay. . ; ; mi|fl wW# UV. which tha Morth«rh city and cmillty Seotiiih Rita nf Tampa, a Noble of the Redeemer will take part In Methodist Choir . limits. A new baseball stadium, municipal-swimming pool, nr Oahla TernpJr. Orlando, a mam- their apnual Ifajlor Kij Hunt pivresurfaced atreets, expanded recreational facilities lo taka b*r nf Mount Vernon l<ndge Xn. en hv th*'Sunday a-hod of »y To Give Contota batulfday a.'jernroji, at 3 care nf young and old alike; a new land-fill projict, all nJded St. Norwalk, (I., * member nf r’lj'r-b. o’r'nrk.,1 BPOE No. 1141. Sanford and nt in the economic and nhenomenal growth of the community, Seminoia Chapter No. 2, Order of t K«' annual Raster ’t j t Hunt, Sunday Evening ; The reitilar wnra*>)l gervl*o of In addition, a million and a quarter dollar h'onpitni has Eastern Stir. •aid J^rry Senkarik, Superinten- Ihe Firxt' Malhp'flaJ f'huryh '.win' been opened to, take care of the medical needs of- the area. Mr. Warner la aurvlved hy hla dam of the SpnJaj s-hool, dill by consist ,nf .at mxiHo prnir7^,'hf Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company is in widow. Mrs, Manila J. Warner, heM In’For! .Mellon Park with Ihe m"*lc EaHvi nvenh* »ag the process of building a giant new location for its teleoptions Sanford j mn soni, Ralph Wint children mretlng to lake parr af 7:?rt. T'i* theirSundap under Ike Hlr*rilm fnrililles which will ha turned to dial in the near future. A Warner, Tampa and Freni W. tha Clvlq HulMint locllrd about of Itovrr E Itarrt* with Warner nf Palnaavll)*, 0.; Ujrr* mldnayof.lh* park, million dollars is being Invested in this expansion alone. Il'c’ion ax onanlit will proVFH Agrlcultura began to modernize with field packing mach­ grandchildren, Mildred Sua and tV* centV*. " T ie Crosx" by Fra nr Warner nf Miami and Linda ine* taking care of the bigger demands. In turn the Sanford Ann Warner of Palneivllle, O.j De Barv Furniture rhxlogtqn Marker. State Farmers Market began tn have historical year*, from a brother, C. M, Warner nf St, T,^e i*!fV la hullf eround Ih* W'hich greater and graater volumes of vegetables and produce Prtcrahurg; ggd an ' qunt, Mri. Geiger's Opening s-vrn la<l words fda of Chflat Chrlat Juzl )l .prior . ae well as fruits began to move, -J Una Warper of Orlando. ' tn the. rrurlNxlon, Sololxtg for. th* This is no dream in Sanford and Seminoia County. Tha Funeral service* "fbr Mr. War­ Defoved Until Aorif eveoing will hit at follnwi: THint up fnrcoa of Rrowtnj anti •xptnilon, always within tho cr will ha held tomorrow morning In SOrHnq E‘rf »‘»'l*v'a'h,lt nixlt James BizariL Mrs. Robert hearts of the Central Florida community's citizens hml »* i° o'clock at Brliann Funrral swajr edition-' of 'The 1Isr*ld, the nrl, and Mra. Bernard Harkey. tit : their opportunity to begin working, ’* ) ^ 0,n® H’ L, Zim­ Furniture i'*n(|ir of S*nr<irt| an­ iPranqi: ,M.ra, Roy W»H, and Mra, officiating nounced lha openin'" of He hie tifw \, Gv June* Altox) Grn# Kronle^or The school aystem la providing new and bigger school* merman Remains will b* taken lo branch' aim-p an Rmit# 17-M h Tenor: Dr, II. W- Rutker and Rei fnp the children of an -ever and conUniilnc growing area. Patneivjlli. 0, tomorrow after. ' -x DeBary. Bicatiia of unforeseen hril Rrnntl Bane* More nnd more teachers are being added to Its staff with nnon Mr funeral and. Interment. rrrWrueflfin ilelave, however, the The rt|n|r rompnaad nf .51, nians for ideal growth already being made for the Imme­ The family raqueili that fluw- actual o-xfnlng nf Ihe nny xItc hers annually preieots some hit*; diate and long range future* era be omitted,. will not he uhlII sometime during •landing cantata during Ihe liov■ Tourists from the cnldgr climates are enjoying the faci­ Ihe flr*t week of- Anril, scro)rdlna ten »e**on. Tha puhllc la cordta to Bluford R. Carroll and Muslin invited lo attend. T'» vatpef lities ,nf a nlush hotel—-tha Mayfair Inn, owned by the New /York Giants, Golfers from ground the country are given an Adjourned Meeting H. Grier, owneri of the big ealab- vice will begin al 7;M.wlt)| IttGmeoti. , opportunity to participate In the annual Mayfair Inn 918,000 Of City Board Set Cantata following It Ttfe The Reeldoata ‘ of aniltliem Volusia ter portion will b* hrungeait, 1 PGA Open in a community that opened Ha arms with a regat Ae adjourned meeting of the county, whoa* furniture needs welcome. Board of Sanford City Commission­ have long been served from Hip Sanford and Semlnola County ta a. picture—a plrture of er* and a public hearing on lbs ra- Sanford store, will be pleased to STATE FAIR JAN. t 3 - F I | w in d OVBUTBBPROPOSE!* rout# of 17.M a<ra» Lake Monro# with city cnwiiaxloner John ~!’jn,hJbilcd *powth. thaL Jl haidly' eurpaaaed anywhera in toning af French Avenua from lath learn that the same wlda salta­ TAMPA Florida to 2Mh Street* originally achaduled tion offered here will soon he Fair Ann., hai set Jan. t l thr iar are.' (left t« right) W. D. "Rosy" Ryan. General Manarar of ike Mlnneapoli* Miller*; (,'apt, * . ,, . \y. Jackson. Commainline Officer BNAAflj Krlder, and Smntnote County Chamber »f Commare* I j Tha future lies ahead—some say that a eity of 80,000 !• for • a'clock last night .waa eg. available in them right la Utelr Feb. fi for th* 11 Jsurae* uatU l:l\* J« U n auuiUy* wa w w w .• little oppotirion wa» thown yeaterday between candidate* for the Home of Rcpreientallve* a* they ■poke at the noon luncheon meeting tl the Seminole County Junior tfRmber of Commerce. And to direct questions for “ye**' or "no" anawer*. long explanation* ware mada by the candidate* on th* question of annexation.In the City of Sanford'e expamlon pro­ gram. Candidate* appearing on Hie aamc platform, and speaking for aaven minutes each on the first portion of the program that wa* Yearly Membership! Asked Meeting To Turn In Funds, Scheduled 1Breakfast Slated April 4 Tomorrow Morning Lists By Monday Political Rallies Kickoff Tuesday Al Court House Concert Association City, County Picture Oilers Music Lovers O f Continual Growth Treat Next Year Hunt S u n d a y rV, *il *'*“541Afi ifr)hjf •XtiL# 4 , 1 ttfrj f * ; . - i j £ k ,a’^aivsk^rtail^^?mX*-—**. f . -■■-,-ll-LLVv■J.._■ ~ 4 hit* ' >is- 4 1' ‘■ItMv S sS'ii �t \ I W jm w All Chweli Netlees m a t be pretested i t Tbs Herald office by B pjB .cs tbs day before publication. J S - T '! .FREE MKTHOMST CHURCH Laurel Ate, el 4th Bi. Bsv. A. 0. MclaaUfMlaUter e Pay I Bible BW4y at lo Suadoy School 8:48 at m. Mornina Worihlp 10: a a, m. Mr*. Oeerte Tsebf, Minister af Miulc P. M. Y. 7100 P. SI. 0 k lorrice M«S» ebbs urviea SiN aje. Evenini EvanfeUitte 7:40 p, n 1:43 a.m. Sunday School Kvarybody Wtteoma Wednesday ni|H» prayer and 10:40 «.m. Session meet* tor praUe aervlae 7:30 p. m. prayer la the Session Room ’ '1 :4 > te . Floaser tad senior U 1 9 lU IT tA lW T TIB SALTATION ARMY' Hifh Fellowship* joint meeting— 114 I . 3ad SL FhlUtbea O u t loom. 1/Lteutensnl Raymond E. Lace. Sermon 8:48 a»d 11:00 o.m. “I Commaedlnn Officer Believe in the Life Everlasting"— Sunday Company Meeting 10 n.a, Bev, McInnU HoUneti Maatias 11 n.a. 8:4S Service Yeuaf Peoples Lesion 7 p.m. A «hi»-"W *rt You Thera" — S S 9 tt* SelvetlM Meeting 0 p.m. Spiritual Youth Choir Tueidly Y.P. lend PraeOce 4 AnthOm — "In Joieph'e Level/ Oerden" — Dickinson, Youth Choir 9 Balvntlea Matting TiSO p.m, ItrM Service Peeler i Bev. Devil A Camfia Triephonn 414-B Sunder, Coablaod Momln( Servile Sill to l i t * ojb. CaO to Wenhlp 10:40 a.m. Evtnlns ter. vice 7:48 p. m. Wednesday Prayer Service and Bible DUcunion 7:48 p.m. Chapel Choir Rebenal altar service. Ttmrediy Youth Nl|ht Projrim 1:30 to 8:10 p.m. Devotional Tina. Club AcUvltlea. Ladiet millenary Soclty (I seating! monthly). Pallowihlp Luncheon — and Tuaaday attar soon. Prayar and lueiaaaa - 4th Tueadiy altenooa. sewing Circle —4th Thuredey aomlai. "A friendly church for the whole family." , i. : « - CHURCH Of OOD ley. H. W, I te ttN H , fu tM rranch Are. and Had fk Bumuy School fit* 0. m. EvauelliUo Same# 7130 p. a Midweek Service TVocday TIM f' * A m People Service Tbur* : day 7iM p. m. HBSMSZRR METHODIST , CHURCH x. 'Citrus BatpM* rats MttSM, Paattr lool 10 n. a , —OIL ea, cuperUUndant rvlce U a. a . _ . Ble • meatlnf, ThttMday, 7>M PAOLA WXSLBTAW MBTHOD1IT CHURCH S mice Witt « *L 41 ly School Ins Worihlp .Warieyaa Youth S trvnlnf Worth! y T .Wednetday Prayeraaattaf 1 VS Everyone Wejeorao l ' , Bov. Cedi W. Shaffer . * ttftALA COMMyMlTT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. C. C. WUUw MinUtee Mr*. CleVer llt m , Planiet. ! Choir Director. v i - f e w v . t Worship 11:00 a.m. {\ , \ ; r * * •* * * Chureh School. 10:00 *J*. £Ustaa for all area, «. Children'* SarvtceUiOO ojb. ! Y8ung People StSO pJB. ! Go To Church 1 Children 1:80 p.m. { Worth 10 7iS0 p.m. iv > Wadnaedny Ladles Heme Unfa* Anlhem - "Eutar MerMlfMi m p.m. ■talar, cSsmoI Cbotr Aatbsm—"Ltt AO the, world in ASSEMBLY OP GOB CHUMS Cvery Conor Itoi" — m ain, Ulh M. and Laurel Ava. Chancel Choir Rav. Geerfa S. Bait T:M Service Sunday Sahooi 0:43 a. m. Anthem — "Blened Assurance" Morning Worship U n. m. —Knapp Pioneer Choir Youth Service 8:48 p. m. Evangelietlc Rally 7i48 p. tn. CHURCH Of CHRIST Prayar and Blbla Study Wadnat3a4 84. A Elm Ava. day at 7:48 p. m. i Rvangeiiii "Remember a gild h u d lavltai Ralph Rrewer Jr. you to worihlp with m." Berries* SUNDAY SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Bible Study..................10:00 A. M. Beat 37 it, At Park Aval Morning Worship.........11:00 A. M. The and of your eeirck Evening Worship....... g:0o p. K. fo r a friaadly Church. WEDNESDAY R. 1. Luaaterd, .Patter Bible Study ..............i:oo P. it W. L. ilephena. Aieeclate Pastor Miltea Budabetkam, I a s Say PIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Seheel Sapertatendeat 1887 Sanferd Avenue Sunder School lo A. M. Petrry L. Stone Minister Morning Worihlp 11 A. M. Sunday School, S:4l 1 . m. Adult Bible Study 7:30 p M. lssion: "The Meaning of tha Res­ Evening Worihlp I P. M. urrection." The annual Eider of­ Prayer MeeUng (Wed.) 8 P. M. fering for six mltiinnary, educa­ Mltiloniry PremUlenlal tional end benevolent cauiee will Welcome b« taken. Easter Service, 11 a. m Mrs. CENTRAL BAPTUT CHU1CH N. V. farmer will be at the orgen. Under tha direction of Jay Rev. J. W. P a m at, patter Cor. fourteenth 8L, Oak Ave. M. Welter tha choir will ring "The Holy city" (Adam). During Sunday School 9:4S a. m. Morning Worihlp Service U:00 the sarvie* the special "30 piccsi of iiivor" offering for the Build­ a. m. Training Union 8:18 p. m. It'f a ing fund will b# brought forward and dedicated with prayar Tha family affair. peetor plaits to preach on "A De­ Evening WorihJn 7:80 p. m. "Come thou with ut and we trill sirable Immortality." Celoredmovlae will b* taken by Donald Tuc­ do Una good." / ker at tha close of worship; also church school classic before r a n church op ch&ht, of worship baglns. gCTINTIST. Youth mectlcgi, 8:30 p. m. 8M R. Second S i Evening Worship, 7:30. Mr. and Sunday Sarvlcee n ;oo a. m. Sunder School 8;M a. m, Mrs. Gao. W. Morgan arc to act is attendance sponsors lor tha Wedneidey Evening ... . Meeting - fitsd.p. m ItTVfea, the- minister will preach “U ‘TWDieclpiei and tn« Bible,** LeitonRermon: "Unrtallty" second In a sarlea on "Tha Reading Room located in foyer of ihe Church Building open lo public Dliclplai 'of Christ." The public It extended e wel­ 3:30 to 4:30 p. m, Monday thru come to ill services of worship. Friday, A cordltl Invitation le attended Especially Invited.ere Navy fami­ lies, naweomeri, tourists, weekend U all to attend our Mrritia guilts end anyone without a local and uta the Reading Room. church home. Ample, safe, offstreet perking is provided. The THI CHURCH Of GOD nursery Is open during morning Of PROPHECY worship. 3W3 Elm Ava. lev. D. D. Creasy, Paster HOLY CROSS CHURCH Sunday School 8:44 A.M (Episcopal) Morning Worship 11:00 AJ4 R«v. H. LytUetea Zimmerman, Sunday Night Service 7:30 P.M, B. D.. Rector WMB Tuetday Night 7:30 P.M. Eaettr Day VLB Thursday night 7:30 P. M. 7:30 a.m, Holy Eucharist Old fashion Revival beginning 8:M a.m. Choral family Eucha­ fib , 6. Service! nightly at 7:30. rist and prasantatlon of Mlto Evuiellit R. W. Stockdale In Boxss charge. "You ar* invited tn coma 11:0ft a.m. festival Choral Euworship with us." eharigt and sermon Service* through tku w#*kt ■T. LURE'g LUTHERAN Monday. Tuesday, Friday and In llavte (Near Ovtado) Saturday . Holy Communion • Rev. Iteekea M, Tuhy, Pastor 7:80 a.m. Morning Worship 1:23 a. m. Wsdnasday • Holy Communion Radio Mission Broadcast a tlis o 10:00 a.m. a. m. over W0R2 (740 be) • Sunday School J.Su a. m.—for all FIRST RAPTIST CHURCH tae roups Park Ava. at Ilk St. Christian Dsy School- Monday W. p. Brooks Jr., Pastor through Friday 8:0} a, m.-(All frog B. Fisher, Associate Patter elementary grades and kinder- Rlthy Roger!, Muila Director gartio). Mre. Marvin Milam Organitt Early Morning Worship 1:43 a.m. PtNECREST BAPTIST Sunday School 8:48 a.m. MISSION Morning Worship 11:00 «jn. Sponsored By Training Union 8:18 p.m. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Evening Worihlp (Bong Service) Located at 7:80 p.m. The Britt Tractor Co. • Orlando Nursery at all eeirleii. Hwy. WELCOME Bev. C- W, Plank Mleelon Patter 8:48 a.m. Sunday Echos 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 8:18 p.m. Training Union T'88 ‘Evening Worship THE LITTLE BROWN CHURCH ON THE HILL* Cortitr Park Ava. and 34th 8t. Barnard Root, Mlnlatar Trad Enamingar, Aiiodat* Sunday School 8:48 a.m. Morning Worillp »t00 a.m. Sermon: "Eaatar, Tha Turning Point In Civilisation* , Pilgrim fellowship at T1S0 p.m. THE RISEN CHRIST Cod'* power looted the bondt of dtath, And through the open door THE RISEN CHRIST earn# f r a the tomb 1 To live foravarptoral; V Everybody Invitedlo attend I SU our aervtee*. » CIULUOTA BAPTIST CMUBC1 .Waiter A. Booth Jr* Patter Sunday School 10 a.m. FIRST MITHODIBT CHURCH PictorwMiitoa H. Wyatt M l A. M. Church School CJisscs for ill ages. *;80 and 11:00 A. M. Morning Warship — Identical etrvicea. SermM Topic-."Eaat»r Ltghta Uf/ a 5•Of. ht-M M f & j ' . ; U i < { t t v ' f 4 ; 5 i i Sot It's the d sy bsfors E sster, snd Johnnie is dyeing eggs.' Like most little boys he finds the te ik pretty fascinating, and he revels in email seas of yellow end red and blue and green. 1, Easter morning, the e g g s w ill hsve been hidden by his parents and he and his sister w ill excitedly hunt for them.' Probably they'll stumble across some chocolate bunnies and candy chickens, also. ^.But that w ill not be all of Easter. * _ .1 AM* t* t - UU.le l o r incni* "——-------- - ---------------- **•*--------- Jo h n n ie and h is s is te r w ill be g o in g to C hurch, too. T h e y m ay n o t u n d e rs ta n d th e co m p lete significance of e v e ry th in g th e y h e a r and see . . . b u t th e y are old enough to know some* th in g of w h a t E a s te r m e a n s ..A n d w ith each p assin g y e a r th e y w ill le arn a little m ore. Johnnie's parents have started early to train their children in spiritual as w ell'as physical values. Easter eggs, yes. But' Church, by all means, too. N ot just on Easter, either . . . but on every Sunday in the yeas. WDBO-TV Chnnn*l R Rotuydny f i l l r n> ?"k *»" v™ This “Support The Church” Series, Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is Made Possible by the Co-operation of these Wellknown Business Establishments: MH8. APPLEBY’S RESTAURANTS FLORIDA STATE BANE J. C. HUTCHISON ft C a HAROLD H. KAfiTNER ft CO. ef Sanford BERRY'S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. BOTELER WHOLESALE . . . CONFECTIONERY SANFORD A NATIONAL W l BOYD. WALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE I 1 ivt)*o »nnc bo.i >>(J In *-1 BROWN’S AMOCO BERVICB C D. Brawn WESTERN AUTO GLENN GOEMBEL SUNOCO SERVICE AMERICAN OIL CO. ASSOCIATE STORK M. R. Strickland. Coatract* W. W. BORNE T1UCK BROKERAGE C a HILL HARDWARE CO. WILSON • MAIER FURNITURE CA HE TEXAS COMPANY J. C Darla, Conalgnea CELERY CITY PRINTING C a ■TINE MACHINE ft SUPPLY CO PROGRESSIVE FEINTING (XL HOLLER MOTOR BALES ROY WALL PLUMBING, t il e ca SMITTTB BNAPPOT TURTLE THE UAYFA1B INN HERRON GROVE! JANFORO LINOLEUM 0 THE KILGORE SEED C a V1CHOL0ON BUICK C a R. L HARVEY PLUMBING TV BIRIBB for Ivsryt*# DIim m Is Not Incurnbls The Church la Uhl grealait factor ofl »<rrth far ui# Building ol chmoclrr end good etllianahip. II I* a (lerohoui* el •pl/lhial raluot. Wiihout a •Irong Church, rtvilhvf democracy nor dvlIUaUen con lurvlv*. Thtro or* lour »ound rtaioru vhr •v»ry p«r»on should aitsnd ttrv|»« rogularly and support tha Church Th»y art: (11 For hi* ^Tk1,a|khi 3 F°f hU chlld,,n,< *°ie. (3) For lh« l ,,? * “ Bmunl,y and nation. M) For (ho *ak* ol lht Church itstlf, which n*od* hi* moral and mat •rial tup port Plan to go lo chureh ragi* lady and road your Bibl* dally, "W* Corjrfiftii mi. K.liur AC-. l.ry|i« airutart, V*. WHEIL1R FERTILIZER COt, rhU Week! the c h u r c h f o r all . . . all f o r tk b c h u r c h IT. JOHN’S REALITY CO. �n . ■ . 1 ■: | <M w n p a a t t f * * i l ta d iay. To Tour Stalin's . Georgia, Armenia .^MOSCOW (D—The Soviet governTn,nt innounced Wednesday that ; Prime MlnUter Taga Erlander of . neutral Sweden, will tour Stalin’s native Ocorgls and neighboring Armenia, where rioting has been reported a* a result of the rurrnt * Kremlin denunciation of the late . Soviet dictator. The announcement of the Swe* di«b leader'* tour iu< taken i< * an indication that all is quiet in v^ho two southern republic* ami *bat tho Soviet government fed* it ha* • nothin? to hide there. Erlander'* trip was announced - leaf than I2,hu(irs after the Com* munlst party organ I’.-avda pub* ll-hcd tlio tint brnail-sealc Soviet newioapcr denunciation of Stalin, It *aid hi* drive for glurv took "monstrous form*" which harmed the CommunUi came \ Erlander W scheduled to arrive « n Moscow tomorrow on a good­ will lour of the Soviet Union. * •j lie will be accompanied by Rolf Wednesday, tpcml Die night In the resort town of Sukhumi, the next t.clv in Tlfll* and Friday in Yorejtvan, Armenia. Ihc Soviet ani'nvmcomcnt said. 3 ; He will bt accompanied by Rolf sSoiman, Sueden'* ambassador to Moscow; other member* of the ^■mbassy staff, and a group of ive.llsh reporter*. |5 Report* of disorders In Georgia 11 .have c h i e f l y involved Tl/Ii* 1 Tj'nlvenlty. The Tlflli nerspinr Dawn of the East *<ld in I March 21 edition Uia untveril* CammunUt party lecretary h: been fired for failure to Indoctri­ nate the atudent* with eoramuniam. It laid itulenti had been .cutting clause* wttoleiaie for more #han a year and mme have heen guilty of "hooliganism" — antiaoclal activity. Report* iild a student parade March 9 featured bannera and picture* of Stalin and Lanin. The director of the university said in a telephone Interview, however, that classes were continuing norijnally at the school. Dawn of the Eait Indicated r'ftludonl* In Georgia already were . ’ showing renewed sign* of their tn.tense pride in their separata ra tlonality long btfore the currer Kremlin campaign against Stab rule. Today’i 7.000 - word artlcla in ■Pravda was spread over 12 ^columns and brought home to the 'rcncral Russian public for the fi-.it time the new, Soviet leader^ ’in'* drive to cho£ down Stalin's » ' ‘nrlcal 'nrlcal stature. ststure. B .i’-avda pBidi'MtJttrt‘-t6*Slaini*» ‘Staitn’s 'IRE-rk In tha first year* years after . ............... • Lenin's death. - "Rut then certain features and ; qualities began gradually to *ppjar in Stalin’s prsctlre ‘of leaderatrip which later dcvelopel Into the cult nf the Individual," Pravda charged. .. "The gigantic successes In buildJ|n g a new society, achieved by “ he Soviet people under the lead­ ership of the Communist party, on „th r basil of laws of history dls•covered by Marxism • Leninism, were strongly attributed to one tnan — Stalin — and wera ex­ plained by bis special merits as a leader. "He. lacking personal modesty, did not cut short the glorification* ^ n d praises addressed to him but S upported and encouraged them In every way. “A* time went on, this cult of file individual assumed even more monstrous form* and did serious barm to the cause." (The Pravda article appeared only the opening gun in a news­ paper campaign against Stalin. It made no mention of the most senaatlona! charges which report* fjreichlng tho West have said the new Soviet high command has leveled Bgainst their former chief •-that he maintained a continuous reign of terror, murdered thouland* of his party associates and ,®lo flower of the Red army officer |Arpi and placed the nation in lin g er of- Hitler conquest.) ? Pravda* aiaured the Russian people that the Soviet Union now 'f la on the right track. It said the Communlit party Is tho leader and organiser of the Soviet people "and the collective leader of the party, guarding and Interpreting it* principles, Is the Central Committee." Polk County Road Patrol To Clamp rJDown On Hot Rods WINTER HAVEN ID-Tha Polk County Road Patrol baa been ordered to clamp down on hot rod speeder* following the death o< policeman Gordon Stoti while chasing a young speeder. The patrol ear occupied by gtstz, 34. and another Winter Ha­ ven police officer, Wayne Rogers. ^83, hit e tree and turned over early ^Wednesday. Roger* suffered inter­ nal injuries and • broken leg. •- They were chasing a car driven by Jerry Alton Yon, IS, and occu­ pied by two other youth*. That car, too, overturned Just b*for* .the patrol car, but the youngsters wera unhurt County Commlgglaaer J, B. Thornhill said the county patrol "Was given the Job eg breaking up n upeeding by JuveaRee. . •- mr. - H n It —rr.ffs t — PA? WARP, I!, star wttnoea In the vice trial of oleomargarine heir Mickey Jelke. enter* her home In Greenwich Village, New , York, with her husband of a few i days, Delsvan Smith. W, »n at- jtorney. Smartly dressed and, wearing glasses, the new Mrs. I Smith said she will study paint­ ing and writing, but alway* be home In time to cook dinner. NEW ORLEANS ID - A New Orleans. cotton broker and a sookesman for a firm indicted by the federal government on viola­ tions of anti-trust law* Thursday denltd any "conspiracy or illegal activity" and expressed' confi­ dence of vindication A U.S, grand Jury returned the' Indictment* against four Individu­ al* and eight cotton corporations yesterday, contending they en­ gaged in an unlawful combination and coniplracy to railraln com­ petition on government - owned cotton valued at 20 million dollara The Individual* named Included Morris Wolf, owner of Wolf and Co.. New Orleens spot cotton firm, John P. Codchaux, Wolfs assist­ ant; R 0 Beach Sr, Houston, Tex.; and Robert D. McCollum, Memphis, Tenn The eight corporations indicted included E F. Creekmore and Co., Inc. New Orleana; Weil Brother* Cotton Inc., Montgomery Ala.; A. Campdara and Co. Inc, Dallas, Tex.: J. A. Bakar and Co., Charlotte, N.C.; Sternberg • Martin and Co. Inc., Dallas; R. L. Dixon and Brother* Inc, Dailai! Creipi and Co, Dallas; and Pali Co., Charlotte. The indictments said those named affected the conspiracy hy engaging Wolf and Co., at a com­ mon purchasing agent through whom they purchased cotton. Tho defendant* permitted the Wolf firm, tho indictment* said, , 917,200 con/arm worker* employed The Stale Industrial CommitKookl* Infield*? Frank MbIm b # to allocate bids among them on; and to cause damages to thoj during February, an Increase of *•<» reported the February of th« Red Sox *nc* pteimeA t* cotton offered for sale by tha' " * »■<*> **• bv hecotn* »n smctrlelan. Commodity Credit Corporation In co" ^ dlipoM' i flp,re hy 8't00' 1944 and 1944. and permitting Wolf and Co. to fix priecs to be sub­ mitted to the merchants and 4he ccc. Morris Wolf releajtd a state­ ment through his ‘attorney* con­ tending hi* firm believed it was "facilitating rather than restraintng the disposal of unwcildy sur­ pluses held by the government" but the "gentlemen of the Justice Department now seem to think otherwise." Edward F. Creekmore, presi­ dent of the firm named In the Indictments, said he was "sur­ prised and shocked by the action of the United States grand Jury" and claimed there was "no justi­ fication for tho Indictment and we are confident that the company will be completely vindicated." Asst. U.S- Atty, Gen. Stanley M. Barnes, chief of the Justice Department's anti-trust division, slid the indictments charged the defendants conspired lo allocate bid* on cotton purchased by the CCC "to as to eliminate price competition among themselves, Henry C. (Shag) Crawford, new umpire In the N a t i o n a l L'&iru*, was aboard the destroyer Walka when it was hit by a Japanese suicide plana during tha invasion of Luton, Of Taste And D istinction/ You'll Like Sanford... A n d You'll Want To M ake This Your Home.., ■IADV for a (ever, a performer at a Parts nightclub appears In tha odd "thermometer" costume she wears In the show. She might be said to have glamor to tha nth degree (International) FRANK N0ELL, JEWELER Phone 12*4 ItO So. Park At*. H i H I C O M K ft T N I* • D R ESSES HALF-SUPS Tn ths new long, slim look . . . or the very full, very feminine look. We have sn array of Spring's pots . . . wide selection of exciting sil­ houettes I Let us solve your Easter Dressing pro­ blem. Nylon & cotton, these lovely half-slips ere de­ stined to be a big success underneath your Easter o u tfit. . * trimmed with embroidered lace or plain , 3.95 - 10.95 HATS P A N T IE S Feel your prettiest end look your best In a new hat for Easter . . . 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Shor­ ties by Van Raalts. 2*00 * 3.00 C A N -C A N PET T ICO AT S See our new selection of can-caa petticoats, to tend skirts a whirling . . . . . 5.95 - 14.95 Know JEWELRY Th* finishing touche# to your en­ semble . * • chalk whits and jewelry tones to pick from. 1*00 -15.00 �A •y<i»T\iv (®W^T H'*' ' ‘ ••■A-4*1.» -at# 1* .: |‘A . ;«* ^ t w u u If by a ml tael*, lntaraat In a'jpf th# raoat amazing organizations »#rv* (5 o allaviata a terrifying fear In the n il of persona afflicted with cancer, grew Jtogp* and bound*. Tb* Seminole County Chapter of th* MTkan Caneer Society U on* of tb* newer pulsation* of our community, but through i program hai become one of th* most ill known. Regularly, at meetings of various civic, iternal, and servle* organisations, for thr men and women, a program of publio ucatlon has been conducted by the local • .-W*,•f*.M*.ejpM<•< - --"-V LD "FIVt-ACX"SUttery, illckeit card sharp M Mtoriselppf O water*, aimed to parauad* the travelling reverend to turn Ua Uitaraat elsewhere. “You shouldn't ought to look at m* that** *• way/' wbeadlad five-A ct, THI CRUCIFIXION—With the thieves on, either side of Him, Jesus wss crucified on Calvary. ."Then said Jesus, Father, forgive them; for they know not whet they do. And they parted His raiment, and c u t lots." As Jesus hung dying on the cross, darkneu descended upon the land from th* sixth hour to the ninth hour, when He cried, "My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?" An on­ looker extended to Him a vinegar-soaked sponge, but "Jesus, when He had cried again with a loud voice, yielded up the ghost.” At He died, tha veil of th* temple was tom in two, the earth shook and rocks were split. "Now when th* centurion, and they that were with him, watching Jesus, saw the earthquake, and those things that wer* done, they feared greatly, saying, Truly this waa th* Son of God." Doctor's Day Thu Sanford Herald w m s s p fjr eel Swiiii M to ■ oitoiOor of IS* i m ih im os«iootfoir to too i n •If U» f*r«l : Friday, March 80, 1966 TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE . Blessed are the meek, for they shall In­ herit tha earths—Matthaw 6:R ~W arllka . nations have perished as nations from Sum* #r andflahylon and Assyria and their slave* have rtsan to Importance, Sheep have out- t • h v f i t h a tlgera. .. x_ “Fact U, Td Uka mighty wall J ib -, . to bear you pr “You could hav* heard me last Sunday,” frowned tha reverend, “if you'd been whera you rightfully belong.” "Where waa that, airl”, asked Ftve*Aeo, ** -to theeUUpenitenUary,aald the reverend. e e e Confront** by that time, honored query; -If you wtra marooned ee * desert Ulead, whtt would you ilko to bivi for redding matter 1" a Broadway chorus babe gave the answer to end aR •titan: -A tattooed Bailor." a • • Rita Cento* want* to ten ua aU about the surgeon whe move* to • Saw apartment ao’a ha could be within a gallstone'* throw ad Uta aperattof re— t o T n d o c i o n on months delsysdl D o c to r * DAY And tbs night his owa love waa la Raw leag haa it ba«* line# you labor, | thanked him fo r ministering to your Hit in tho Could be stay tad be e eomfort t r hi* mate? right: Par lime he hs* spent with your And to aba re to a first welcome of hit baby? loved ooei; ■ And enini a mind rilled with No, your heart attack waa on* that could not watt). fright? When last did you exprets appro* DM you think to thsak him when w- *--3rite daughter..a *Ua oa woeej ! the ataga? For a visit "beyond the call of He could hardly welt lo see haa. duty"— fir.-.t performance— For a bandage on little barefoot That'* th* time YOUR daughter's toes? fever had to rag*'. Whit of the time he planned a If you a*o that you've been lax la State Board of Health, The organisation does not pay fla t to member* of th* medical profession s«rvlng ’in th* Tumor Clinic*. This MrrieaU given fay th* doctor*'fra* of charge. Neither does th* organisation *p«rat* or own facilities for tho diagneele or treatment of cancer.' It I* th* Movie* that the Emrinol* County Chapter of tho AmerieAn Cancer Society offer* and renders that haa brought It to the forefront It I* tho availability of the organisation to thoao In the community for education and dssiStane* that brings the Importance of the, local 'chapter before Chapter nf the The Seminole American Ceneer Society is worthy of your co:jntrlbutlone. Their e*u*e 1* urgent. Your support is needed. . .Benina tne eiiorts or inn Hsminoie i^un* ty Chapter of the Amer^A" Cancer Sorjntv fait the National R-searcli Program of tha American Career Society, n glgantle progrrim delving lnto th* cause, cure, nreven>t*on, and alleviation of th* disease th a t ha* ktn'*h American people th* hardest. . The Samlno!* County Chapter of the American Cancer Portety does not P*v for hosnltallsatlon of Indigent cancer rnHen’a, a service which Is iw lfotfa through the Di. trialon of Cancer Control of the Florida y Doctor’s Day, March 80, Is a special day which haa been set aside to honor medical doctors, past and present - those men end women of the medical profession who, by daily devotion to their duty of service to humanity, mlnleter to our health and wel­ fare. The date of March 80 was not chosen at random, but I* In commemoration of the anniversary of the use of ETHER a t an anesthetic agent on a human being during a surgical operation by Dr. Crawford W. Long of Jefferson, Georgia In March of 1842, Recognition of tho medical profession on * special "Doctor’s Day” orlgineted tn Georgia some twenty years ego, when that State honored her famous son, Dr. Long, end the Idea haa gradually apread over the country, until today, Doctor's Day (a obser­ ved by almost every State In the nation. On thla'dey we should pause long enough to consider how completely and unselfishly tha medical profession Is dedicated to our health and w*1*av*. Tt If time for us t« be reminded to sey "thank you”, each In hie own way, to the guardUne of our health. In obeervance of Doctor’s Day, the wives of soma of the doctori of Sanford will honor their husbands with • sperlal dinner within the week. Today, March 8ft, they will place a red oernation, the official flower for Doctor's Day. (n the coat lapel of each doctor In the City, LETTERS TO THE E D IT O R March M, toss paying tribute Bess all pocked, tnd his reserva. To that person who'a a friend la Hone mode every way, 1 When he was summoned for your Why not show some little act of kJndnfii to him emergency operation: One vocation — only six more On this, hi* own DOCTOll’8 DAYt The Editor: Bemlnola County Tubereutoala and Ifeallh Association wishes to thank publicly tti* men and wo men who hav* so uneelfiahly ald*d In th* 1055 Christmas Beal Bale officially andlng this month. Through th* davotlon and efforts of theaa Individuals w« hav* rala*d 19,048.25, for n«xt ytar's program of TB control in Sami no!* County, W* on* a debt of gratitud* to Th* Ranfard Hn-ald, th* Orlando Morning Sentinel, WTRR Radio Station, th* local theatres, postal •mplnyet, tha -orgaalsatton*. ami church** whoia members aiatatad in preparing Seal Sal* letters and tabulating return*, th* youth group* who distributed posters and conducted th* 8 tre«t Rale*; and lait but not least th* taml lies who contributed to tha tra­ ditional Christmas Seal Sale. Rohart E. Kama S«*l Sal* Chairman Tha United Stataa ui*s about 500 million tons of coal a yaar. IT STARTS WITH THE DRESS b. It trim and emartiy tailored or frilly and bouffant. Ro Jay ha* tha Individual mod* #) mad* for v®u! Your belt color, your moat becoming style, la junior, mines. A half also. IT CONTINUES WITH ACCESSORIES Jewelry, flowsri, icsrves . . . to add g spot of Interest , , to highlight a color. Ranging In pries from 11.00 up. oysey's Raid Has Lot Of Angles met-. By JAMBS MARLOW • Asset(ited Press New* Aastyit WASRtNOTON un - Donsld R. Moysey's raid on tha Communists for hhek tsxes hex a lot’ of «n I Demhsrsu and Republl«re a little embsrraitd; the !• Department is ipeechlen; ty's bonss didn't seem to whet ha was up to; calling thCtom munlata a "political partyJJUl hha uaing a naufhty word, ■5 there'* general confusion • M i Hoysay's operations it is W D M tha Intamsl Ravsnua Pflefta—he's Its director for M *' drrinnhittan—hi* not yet Issued a dear or fall axplaatiloo of what HeriM ed the Communist par. ty’l headquarter* In New York and ita nawapaper, the Dally Worker, and aalted tti properly for back texei. Re haa director! In other (tile* make ilmllsr raldi st the aame time, Jl’a almost unbelievable ill thin eoull hive been planned sad eartied out without the knowledge and approval of Moysey’s boas, Revenue Commlaslonar RuuaU Har­ rington, and other government offtclali. Butt hey did give the ap­ pearance of being completely eurprliad. Moysey contends that tho Communlat party ewea taxea and haa never (Had e return. The Com' munlata argue they den't have to file ■ return, saying they make no profit and live off contribu­ tion!, A revenue isrvlea tax expert here ta ji political parties, even though makiijg no profit, must file a return. Ha did not aay tho Communlata era a political party. He explained that corporaUoni, with or without profile, must (Ua returns. Political parties have "all lh« attributes" od a corporation in that they are nm by a chasm roup ef individual! for toe benet el the memberi, this man eetd. Now R to learned the Democrat, la end Republican partita evtdeady hav* never filed return*. They argued yesterday that be- t say they cannot recall aver hav­ ing earn euch a report from the Income, where they get, how they Communlitc. It's hard to ica how spend It. they could call themialve* a polit­ The Demoereta and Republicans ical party and argue that they fUa the»« reporte. House employe* don't tty to influence Fursti o/ etraw, leather, plaitfr or the newly popul«r vinyl, plain or trimmod with J«w«|», fruit* A flowers. Larir* or email, dre**y 01 tailored, our handbagi juit can't be best I S T E In Julie Clark Jr. r r IS COMPLETED WITH PINE LINGERIE By Henaon, Vanity Fair, luieloua thin nylon to compliment Suits your new dree* , , . tailored or very lacy. WITH MATCHING HATS. • Box Jackets • Duster CoatA contribution*, ft* dost Rave ta Thaie to a paashy tor net «■ 01ev«i bv Dawnefl, to match *r e*mpllment vouv color schema. Rbarttee, to length! or long gauntlet* to Elv«tte, nylon or Ihseri , , , whits of count as wall a* pasta]* aril tog; u» to • yeer la jail ead a fine rf Me,MS, WtQ the aovtrai««t pmeento the Repubilean* and Daaipcratat Hardlr. Revenue S S heiK* *m r * "• « tW* setter tea— no ene in tha gevetuM t—to cerate. raids - has Aavk color* YORE by DHiahlr* • • • f* »«am!*aa, aandat sol* or mt»h. In tha ftfa lli CUmlLij newest Iprin* shades. 'Featuring Faahloni Just For You' 106 No. Park Ant. • Aearedtted Charge Atwmnto Will— idl �. ' '■ -i< fci.v ' ‘ ' w .* m u ^ OBfdtA I |— a *v?■; f ,’X'*V s m V Mrs-Ed Cox Is ... New Circle Leader For Anna Millers * [CSeminole County * Unit Deems Film On Cancer Success < 11 r THE SAHTOHD'TnfRAU Frl., M trch 80, 1986, P i f t Tueidiy evening Mn. James On* of th* moat luecetsful *nu Blankemhlp prealdid over her laat rational program* tvaa held y#«f*rmeeting of the yaar Aa pratidant day morning at the Rttz Theatre of tha Anna Miller Circle when the on "Breast Self Examination". tadlea met at tha Elk* Club. | sponsored hy the Seminole County Otficara elected, aa presented by j Unit. American Cancer Society. j the nominating committee, were Over 185 women viewed thla all aa followa: Mra. Ed Cox, preal* Important, life saving film. Immedent; Mra. Marry Adair, ftrat vice tlljlrly after th* film. Dr. John M. president; Mra. A. P. Bnweraox, Morgan, medical director conduc­ •egond vice preiiflent; Mra. Roy ted a lively open forum. Chorpaning, aecretary; Mra. Jamea Roaenow, recording aecretary; For th* first time tn th* Florida Mra. Richard Mapei, treasurer, Division a baby sitter service was and Mra. L. G. Skatei, chaplain. organized to enable mother* and SUNDAY NIGHT SUFFER baby ilttfr* to attend. Thla was The outgoing president expreaiHera'* on* of the heal way* deemed very helpful, ainre IT ed her alneere appreciation to the mother* availed themaelvei to thla know to u*a chicken giblets. member* who extended their co­ Tomato Sou*' accomodation, operation to her during her term Chicken r.lbttt siadwekea Mr*. Juliu* Dlngfelder, presi­ of offlee. Following this brief Freah Bhie Flifkttf dent. addressed the group hiyetly. "thank you" report* were sub­ Be«erai*> vn Contributing to the aucces of the mitted by varloua committee chair­ CHICKEN GIBLF.T. SANDWICHES •hnw were F.. Klnbrell, manager men and officer*. of the theatre, Berner Winn, pro­ Ingredient*: 4 alireg. lucon; W Mrt. Dorothy t*a served taity rhlcken livers; cooked jizzardta i jectionist. R. T. Milwer, who had heart* refreshment* after the builneat and necks from‘I chicken* ’ nearly 5ono notice* mimeographed meeting eame to a cloia. Co-hos- APPROXIMATELY 183 women attended the »hnwlng of the film on ranrer, '’Breatt Relf-Examlnatlon" after having been uied'/or itockt a n d distributed through t h e taaaai were Mra. A. P. Boweriox sponsored by the Seminole County Unit of the American Cancer Society. (Photo by Jantraon) •a cup finely dirrd telwyi H tea* schools; Mr*. Kitty Welsh of the •poon onion powder; 1 1 -cup mags and Mra. Clay Smith. East Side Nursery who donated her onnalte. Preaent wert Mra. Evelyn De- Judy Lavender Is •ervices; Th* Sanford Herald, Or- Method: Fry bacon until criipj Malllo, Mra. Martha J. Lange. .Undo Sentinel, R a d i o Station drain. Pour oil al lnut about 1 Mr*. Gene Walter. Mrt. Morrle Honored By Mother | WTBR, Andrew J. Bracken and tablespoon of bacon ’fat; cook Moaea, Mra. B. E. Rngero, Mr*. H Mrs. Boy F. Mann of the education chicken liver* In H.'itOT llvara John Fite 1* In Sanford to C, Duhtow, Mra. Marl* Staf­ On 10th Birthday at committee. • pend th* tpring holldey* with may be cooked In l>Ubioapoon of., ^ ford. Mrt. J. M. Cameron. Mra. Judy Lavender wa« honored butler or margarlne.^Cul grlttla . j Gregory Klnlaw, Mrs, H. F. Kent. Monday afternoon hy her mother hi* parent*, Mr. and Mr*. K. W. away from gltzardt and >(rip neck Mra, Harold H.. Kaatner, Mr*. on her tdth hlrthdav Decoration* Fite at their home on Celery Ave. enroute home front Duke meat from bone*.’ puf liver*, glz* J 4th Grade Students Jamea Rlankenahlp carried out the Easier theme. University where he I* a gradu­ sard*, hearts and *ecks theoa^^ jMr*. Dorothy Via, Mr* Teter The dining table wai coveted with ate (tuilent. He visited friend* fine knle or food chopper. Adi Present 1 A ct Play Bukur, Mr*. I/»well Oner, Mr* a linen cloth and centered with In Lookout Mountain, Tenn. on crumbed bacon, celery, j a i l , pep< V Jimmie tfoolehan, Mr*. A Menen- decorated birthday rake. Hie way down At Primary School per t« ta*ie, onion. Dvi^der and der, Mr*. E. J, Moughton Jr., Mr* After the gueat* strived re­ Happy Birthday Mra. Sara B. Pavla and daugh­ "An F.arlv American School" a mavonnalae. Make* 1 I ’4 tn l*k *■*( \ \ . J ( larke, Mr*. Eddie Stout, | freahnienta freshment* of Ic* rrrani, cake, ter, Dr. Sara F. Davis of Besse­ rv* as a tvread 'wllh aalad dramatization In om> act was pre­ nip*, Mr*. James Rosennu. Mra. Edward "little" candy egga and cold mer am) Birmingham, Ala. will green* for *andwlchea««n MARCH 29 sented Wrlnesday morning at the Cox, Mr*. Wealey Fillmnn, Mr*. drink* wer* »erved. Mr*, D. A. Winter* arrive Thursday to spend a few -----------s : ‘ . | Southside School at II a m. by the Clayton Smith, Mr* Pete BowerMARCH 18 riNEAPPl.R xnnLER After the honor** opened her day* with Major and Mra. Joe T. Fourth Grade of Mr*. Hilda Davis Ingredient*; 2 rant (I,pint and • •ox. Mra. Harry Adair. Mrs. Clayton Smith many gift*, game* were played D*vi* and aon, Jnr, 101 Mellon........ --- -•■■ ■* M*-iH "■ ■ ■ ■ 1 and directed by Ml** Carolln* Mc- nfluid Mr*. H. H. Oobbell, Mra Robert and prize* were won by Jny villa Ave. . . u mince* ------Ray Herron earh)* v-i ptntappj* Juice. Inns and Mrs. Joe Davl*. J. Thnmaa, Mra. Mary Rocitger. Dugger. Joy Wady* Rucker Jr. . ..................... I bottles (12 otince*)^'carbonated , / Trippe, Rnhhy Margie DuDnse Weekly, ilaughMra Clara C William*. Mr. H F. Slaughter end plane Smith The play Inok place In the trhonl water, maraschino cherrle*. mint ,j MARI II .11 Flash . .. ter of Mra. 0, L. Weekly of Orauditorium irliinrinwi and »«.i Included' Dirk •prig*. inric*. Hale, Mra. J. W. Chil.lre, and Mrs. picture* Ml*a Mildred Miller Mrs. W. A. Patrick ' •( *^* were taken during th* tando was admitted to the L. G. Skate* Emerson, aclionl ma«icr; Rattly Method: Chill plneappfa Julca ana Mrs. L. S. Harkey party. Orange Memorial Hospital TburaRogers, Tom; lion Evan*. Jim; rarhnnated water,. I\ly.ltlp pin#Elmer (lank* ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★I Invited guest* were Donna Pet­ tliw for auigery. i Brenda Brown. Sally; Nancy Fcr- apple Juice among tall *glaam; Mr*. U. O. Jnne* er*, Janet Johnson. Diane Smith, Ft ia Made and Rote Krattert Ikin*. Betsy; Doyle Carlton, Si; add lc* rut>f' Kill wflft earbonaMra I, M. Tyi * Pet Rabun, Joy Duggar, Susan let! varter.lay in spend Eastrt in i Marilyn Shears, Molly; Linda nary. ted water. Stir gently. Garnish Russell William Hatchett Haynes, Jonelle Lee, Connie Cnn- Tatlehassrr as (he guest* of I Mary; Sieve twmos, Sam; Bobby v*llh cherrlea and mini ■Makea • The Girt Scout* and Brnw-nfea .......... atenttne, Marilyn Rowland, Jny Mr. end Mr*. W. D. Hopkins I Ring, Tierro; Tommy Griffin. »ervlnga. of Sanford havespent a ..‘ , r busy Trippe. Wayne Kelly. Tommy Evl* vsiII attend * House Party CHILLED C II"**N PIMir.Vrn John; Pat Rahun. Dehhy; LrRoy month. Girl Scout week began Haggerty, Rnhhy, Rllly and RerROUP with a group of her former class Mr. and Mr*. Robert Con* Mil-1 N. C. MU* Miller I* a member March 12, the day on wkteh the har* Slaughter, Jill Tennlnglon mates at Corkran's Beach while fngrldlenl*: I van ( 10*4 ounces; Wevtphal, Bill; Sandy Hervlth, Kale; Mauvren Pitta, Katy; Karen first troop was started hy Julietta end Jnr Shepherd. ler Sr., of Sanford announce tha of PI Bet* Phi aortal sorority, condemed cream of chicken *oup, Mallateadt, Susan. there. All CalentJAf engagement of their daughter Dean* Lilt, and Phi Alpha Thai* Low in Savannah, (ia. Assisting Mrs l avender were milk, dirrd canned pimlento, C. R Flnwera will arrive home Randall Chase, Jake; Jndr .Car­ Th* girl* look IhU opportunity Dottle Metis end nend*! Laven­ Mildred Eugenia to Georg* Cy- National Hlatory Honorary Fra from Clenisnn, R C., in .pend fhnPM ' I 1';**; LUtthffB And roll, Ma; Barry Barks, Pa; hlcke.v to acquaint folk* with their ac­ der, ru* Harden Jr , aon of Mr. and ternily. Mr*. Naomi Taylor, Mra. R. tb* Barter holiday* with hi* pa tivities, Sire*, Dan; Itnnnle Davla, Mr. Har­ Mra. Georg* Cyrus Harden, alto A. Slaughter and Mra. W, W. renl*. Mr. and Mm C. M. Fl"v mixing howl. Add 1 aoup ran n( Mr. Harden, also * graduate of Society News din; Billy Slaughter, Mr. L*n*; Mr*. William Norrl*. Brownie of thla city. tine lork Seminole High School, attends Troop No. 8, had a fine home Tyra. era. C R. it a firahman at Clem milk lllrnd vsllh a mi mixing lork or or ,i*net Johnson, Mrs. Lane; Sue Mlaa Miller, a graduate of Duke University In Durham, vshiak. Stir In diced pimirntn and •on College. Are Reqaeiftcj) Seminole High School, attended N. C., and la a member of Lam- making display In th* window of chopped rhltet to ta*i«, Cover Cclletlch. Grandma Carter; LeRov the Florida Power and Light Co. Griggs, Grandpa Carter; Butcn ru t thick strawberry or raapBteteon University and In Junt ba Chi Alpha Fraternity. and chill. Serve In chilled hnuli. Bweene >a displayed Brownl* harry Jam on top of muf­ Mill*. Mr. Gray and Carol Anna By 5 p. m. Hi# Cook Hired celery Ju*t until Makea 4 serving*. Will receive her Berhelor of Arta The wedding will take place Samuel, Mra, Gray. degree In Hlatory from the Wo­ Saturday, June 2.1. In the Firet paper doll* deputing "Intern* fin hatter — ahout a teaapoon for another cooked vegetable — carr"rh muffin. muffin, fisvirl fiwirl It Into the tender-rrfvp and drain; mla with man* College of (he University Preahyterlan Church In Sanford. tlona) Friendship’’ hy Mr*. Jim earh Day Preceding Add «mall rlnoamon candlet to Grants’ Troop 1 and Rohtis Bak­ hatter llglilly wllh a teaspoon, rota, peaa or anap beaut — for ■0 of (North Carolina In Greensboro, I '• eyrup In which era you are Bananas and rhubarb make ery carried a dlaplay of m e r i t then bake at usual. variety. , poarhlng applet P ublication... dellrlout pit filling. 'I JvatJge P^rtera don* hy th* girl* *| o’f Mrs, Frad Robb* Scout Troop fis L h A o n a h Engagement Of Miss M. Miller, Your Girl Scouts George Harden Revealed Today Calendar V a JU ________ ______ Girl Scout Week was rlimaxed by Play Dav, held March 17. at FRIDAY | Sanford Ave., with Mr*. Perry L. tha Elka Playground." Tha glrla participated In contrail of apsed Stone as hosts.*, Th* fongreg*tir>n of Fir*t P»pand aklll and honors war* taken Tha monthly meeting of the tlrt Church will unita ssllh other by Browmla hoard of elders, deacons and s _ 0Troop 2 and Girl churche* In th* Good Friday aerdeacnneisea of tha Firat Chris"”l T "J* . ^ vie* at First Presbyterian Church ». j-.. . ii * -r i Tn# cookie »«li» w it m^rt n r • from 12 noon to 3 p.m. "" i — • cv................. 3,728 b n x e a of cookie* *otd Landrea* la ehalrman. • MTVRDAT Al 10:30 a.m. th* Women of which Indicated * lot of work. Vane* Duk* will lead th* Jr. th* Ftrat Presbyterian Church, We mould Ilk* to thank averyona B. A.'a at First Baptist Church Sanford will conduct an "lnt»n- who helped to make our atl* to at 9:10 a m. alv* Bihl* Study on Book of Deu­ •allsfylng. Thla t* tha Girl-* The Annual Easier Egg Rale will -■ irronomy tn he Held In the Edu- only opportunity to earn money teronomy" to for “th#• uGirl Scout «*a nrganliatlon . T 'a ^ 1 r Building of th# church. 1 ,or ',r' ™ the Pilot n,’“‘ Club of Sanford A covered dl.h luncheon will he U u ' U 41 hr ,h*,r Brownl# Troop 1 led hy Jfr* •erved at noon. Mr*. H. H. MeBUNDAT J. J. Puller and sponsored by Cailln, Spiritual Growth Chair­ ^ Tha annual Easter Sunrls* fier- man, will h« In charg* of th* Bel# Rlgma Phi Sorority have been busily making puppet*. They Ttca, aponmred hy tha Kemlnoi* mealing. County Ministerial Aiaoetation, The Sanford Touritt and Rhuffl* bar* completed a theatre and ar* will ba held at 8:10 *. m . Sun­ board Club will meet at the center planning a purpet show. Troop No. 3, which maeti at day Apr, t, at Memorial Sta­ at 8 p.m. tha Preahyterian Chnich, under dium. There wit] be a btnineaa anl pro. the leaderahlp of Mra. Jim Grant Th* Catholle Woman'* Club * aponaor an Eaater Egg Hunt af* gram meeting at the Methodist and Mis* Nancy Rnhh spent laat ter B o'clock Maaa for tha pra- Church at 8 a m with hoard meet­ Wednesday afternoon at th# playtehnol and achool children from ing also planned. Program at 9 45 ground. This »eev they had an Eaater F.gg hunt with Pat Baatha 1.4 gradea. Those coming ar* a.m. •ett and Nancy Terkln* finding The Adult Enimlnger Bible Claaa rj asked to gathar on tha front lawn. will hold Ita monthly aocial tn th* th* greater number of egga. Troop No. 5 aponmred by th* MONDAY Congregational Church Fellow ihlp Christian MHslonary Alliance Room at 7:50 p.m. Th# Sunbeam* and G- A.’a will Church under th# le*d«r«hlp of meet at Flrit Baptist Church at Mr*. William Norrla held a birth­ WEDNEBDAT 1-30 p.m. v ' r •■i.v -• — day party on Margaret-, .Tnavl*'.Th# worahlp commltt*# of th* 7#nth hlrthday Th* girl* anjbyad Th# Catholle Woman'i Club will meat at th« Yacht Club at Firat Chrlatian Church, B. H. th#' refreshment* which' Mar­ • p. m. Mr*. Dyttn*. luparinterd- Williams, ehalrman, will meat garet’* mother prusrlded. Tha •nt of th* Hospital Nurse* will ba Wedn**day. 7:80 p.m. ,at th# troop elected new officer* and horn# of Mra. J. L. Horton BE, th«a# for the eomlnr year will he, apeaktr. Th* Friendahlp Clait of Tha 705 Palmetto, rhalrman, There** K. Rpeara; Clrel* No. * of th* Fleet Pree- treasurer, Virginia Norrlsi re­ ' Firat Chrlatlan Church (on San­ ford Av*.) will meat at tha byterlan Church will meat at porter, Dorla Blarton; a»rgant-at. Church at 8:30 for a covered 10 a.m. In the horn* of Mra. John arms, Phillis Johnaon. Mra. Nor- 1 dlah supper. Bring your own sli­ Burton, 2819 Bn. Laurel Avenue. rls and her glrla welcome ,'lri E. Mre. Hugh Whelrhel Jr., Is ehalr­ E Johnson aa assistant leader. ver. The Women of the Firat Prea- man of Circle No. 9. Girl Scout Troop 9 with Mra. The Firat Preahyterlan Church Fred Bobb ■• leader and Mra. R. bylerlan. Church of Sanford will kav« an Executive Board meeting will has* Ita mid-week Bible hour L. McKnigbt aa assistant, held a ■t 10:00 a.m. In the aestion room of th# Firat Preahyterlan Church eook-out at Silver Uk# Wednes­ at 7 p.m. and at 7:30 pm. Chan­ day. Two of her glrla are auffermg at tha church. broken arm*. Sally Robb had a Tha rtillathsa Claaa of th* cel Choir rehearsal. Cirri# No. I of th* Pretbytarian fall Thursday and Saturday, Lin­ 1 Firat Praabyterlan Church, will matt at 7:45 p.m. at tha hnm* of Church will meet at 10 a m. at tha da Echola waa thrown from har Mr*. P. T. Platy In OaUen. M n .~horn* —- of Mn. J. Burton, 2AM Laura! horaa. Troop 11 with Jfr*. R. E SpenGraham Huntar la eo-hoit#a» for Av^e A general butlneu ini aocial eer asalatad by Mla* Jana Willi* the meeting. Th* Ethel Root Circle will meet maetlng of the Sanfnrl Woman’* ama ar* planning a talent show. at the Congregational Church at 8 Club will be held In the club houi* W* will hear mors of this later. .Mrs. C. R. .Tone* with Sira. pm. Mra. James Eastman airJ with Mra. Alyce D. MrPharaon, Mr* Oscar Zlttrower will be ho* Superintendent Florid* State In­ Robert Berg ai ataletaat leader dustrial School for Glrla ia gu*at le working with her new girl t*nc*. •peaker. Luncheon at 12:30. Baser- scout trooo In forming patrol* TUESDAY vatloni should b* In to Mra. Oicar eomplet* with flags and aymhnls. Th* glrla ar# making th# flags Harriman. 20B4 telephone. Tha regular hiuinen aortal by hand and *ra quit* proud of meeting of the Daughter! of WeiTHURSDAY them. Recently th* troop built icy will ba held gt 7:50 "ona-'maUh" fire* In Ft, Mallon At 7:30 pm. tha Youth Cholrp. m. at MrKinlay Hall with Park and tra laid to ba asparta. Mr*. A. B. flter an * group ai hot- wtll have their rthaarial. At 4. Tha troop, started thla yaar, la p.m. Junior Fellowship will hava •poniorad by tha CPO Wlvea taaaai. CWF Clrrta of tha Firat Chrla- tJitlr meeting. Club of th* 8 NAAS and haa don* tlan Church will m itt Tuesday, Tha Southaida P-TA will hava a many activities. Mr*. O. E. Clause 2:30 p.m., at th* paraonaga, KOI regular mailing to b* held at tha has hazn . a great htlp with tha school. Traehen will talk to tlia starting of tha group and raueh Ready-tn.ua* -theeta of atrudal parent* gt 7:30 pjn. with aasaion tfaanka must go to-har for bar dough now com* frozen. _ _ _ j to begin at • p.m. halp and patianca. 4 s r * s? EMw. jsxi; m a -- * .-... - • — -t-A» -- ToddUr fashions flowered no-lmn nylon with bouffant ikirt and It a own attached nvlnn net crinoline l.tre ed*ed roller and charming accent* of talln ribbon at hodlre and skirt. In pink or blue. Site I In 3 Other ri>;e»"r« for Tuddlera D RESSES 1.98 to 7.98 Tloue faille ihcath drtia with a flattering neckline and two pneketa. Rav«n lin­ en dutler lined with lima material aa dreaa. Other dreue* In the Kaa. fer mood. Cotton*, ravnn* and aretatra. Triced from SLIPS Sllna and helf-illpa, nylon and multi filament rrepe. Rv Luxlta Rogera A Seamprtife. Tailored and lacy, In altea .12-48 also half ateea. H A N D BA G S In plaatle A atrawa, whIU, natural A paatal color*. X JEW ELRY Beautiful Summer Jewefrw » compliment the Caataf Mood. a .sweat #ns#mbl#.. .» *n sw sattrl CINDERELLA’S new outdoor-able ensemble for apring through Bum­ mer! Lovely aleeveleaa cotton dreaa . . < scalloping a t the yoke . . . dazile-whlta collar edged with braid. Plus Ita own braid-decorated orlon aweatwr to match 1 Waahea party-new. Sliea 8 to fl*, T to 14. O th er ja ty lM - U S ny • HANES SEAMLESS • HOLEPROOF • EMRO jjJfWtyf' _______________ �•f Stth A ta d iir Award* k m paaaed lnt« hWary. w# k m tim a te re­ view r t i t kaa happen#* to Oacnr. It'* tp*treat tkH tka aU bop k u kM toi ■ aueker for mw fie**. Look at tko IMS wlaatri: Anno M ifiU l. pi*ring In ktr iho Orlando *a*lal Qiu American Ola. Ernest Bargain*, ■ film * i« o o or in hi* Hrat starring role. j* Via Float, appearing hi kor rtor of Intornnl Rm flrtt mevt*. to kor* t i l l aero- Jack Lemmon, a ,<vot*raa" of for aoaiol aoauritp two yaar* I" pUtweeAd of th*M won on tholr Brat nemleetlen far Oetenl Now thorn’* nothtof wrong with now facte. N oam tow n, Hallywood nook* now ttar* daaperetely. But In handing tho (own'* top yrlt* to parfermar# btciuio of their nownoii, tho Academy vol­ ar* ar* tmorlng itar* who hav* tho two major pirtftr Sue will bo trying to trying to got oat a big voto through organiaatlon and omad • fund and ahaontoo • voto drlvoo. Tho Heritage group, o nonpartitan, nonprofit organisation with ofSooa In Now York, has onUatod tho aid of H i national organisa­ tion* in a laaa rogUtor-aad-voto campaign that will oatond ovan to tuck group* t i boapital patients and tko blind. TWo la mart than doubt# th* number of nattooa) group* tho foundation coordinated is 1M1 wbos morn than « million volar* want tn the poll* In thn biggoat olootlon by far ut American hl*- WILLIAM GRBBO, AIIBTANT FOB tltlU T IM , to tho, Ai.liUnt loaratary of tho Navy far matarlo Navy, arrived by pltM, *t Sonft W, Jaakaan, U ^& m m ondin* C _______________ ____ _____ ______oa Col##, UBN, EiMUtTva Officer of or* vlaltinn oil Naval Command* In thla aran to datarmln* th* »**• nanl, Graca Roily, Audrey Nap- alhllitita of Caoahart Housing at f u h individual elation. (Offitial hurt, Iklrioy Booth end Judy HoiPhoto, U. 8. Navy)_______________________________________ Map. Only Virion Leigh hroh* tho Babin Robarta af tka PWlli**, atring. and ah# won 1* a return wha lad tha National League tn to KoIlywMd after a long absent*. low run gamai pitched in ISSg, Among raeont mala winner* who allowed th# moat horn* run# dur­ war* more or lata new to th# ■cream Sorgnlaa, Marlon Brando ing tha aaaion {41). (ho won for hi* sixth (Urn), Joao TALLAHAUES UP- A ftva. Rooki* tatchar Haywood Sulli­ In the supporting category, th* member stale Jaiti u*a and convoMra warn t# t*I*et vatarana Irol commission hf« b«#n appoint­ van of tha Rad Ion la a former mora often, often as a sentimental ed lo advise the Cabinet on prob­ atar football playar at tha Univ­ gastura to thoi# who bava served lem* attending dlspoial of ital*- ersity af Ptorlda. Ha gave up a tka mavlta wall pvar a period of o«n*d land sind tilling and dredg­ thane# at pra football. MBMBKBS OP THB BOARD OP DIBBCTOM of latftord 1 H. Colaman, Gaorno Toohy, William Bush,, R. W. BupraaM, T, E. Tucksr, dock Ratigan, B, I* Parklna Jr., and Gordon DelegatesC hosen To Advise Cabinet ing of auhmargcd lands. Th* group was appointed by Gov. Collins at tha r*quait of tha Cabinet Board of Truit*** of tha Intarnal Improvement fund. partwpata aaanat inter Commissioner* will ilia recom­ mend any legislation they feel la Mia wish U flla tka neadad "for tha management of dortiflaat* hafara filing itat* land* in lh* publle Interest." Opi* ton return akauld do Collin* appolntid Marcer Brown, Jukmitting tha waiver St. Patanburf attornay, chairman amptiy Insure# that 1MI of tha commliilon. Ha aided In drafting lagiilallon anaetad In 1VSJ ritp, |t olio Inaura* acninit to convey to Plnella* County *ubMaking th* waiver farm at marged land around Mullalt Bay time itka tan return la filed for publle uia, .thus lailag th* right ta hava Othar commlislonari: Praildant J. 0111# Edmund* of u n n s s t t «*— Stetson University, PaLand; re­ t ) are avnllabl# at tha tired Circuit Judg* Richard if. f Intm al Ravanua or Hunt of Miami; Mrs. John B. Parkinson af Daytoni leach, pres­ Lsgol Notice ident of tha PlarMa Federation af Oardan Quha; and Fanaatala Mayor C. P. Maine, a retired ‘til* «• th# Navy flea admiral, gsrtinahnr* deei rlbad preairlr. J j f i y d t n * III O n tassf •ult hoa beea "estliutea "la tha W ELL D R ILLIN G Howard C. Long Phone 888 lOf B. Cammareial aovaand bp tho proram Mb twn-yoor period canAm hav# their earnings i« **«h at r»» ara haribr tv tnhtr U reuit t o u r , uf in* .viiiiu Judlcmt i.lm tll. In anil lor Mamlimia Count*. Ptorlda, • m b & I. of r«o, «i*f >*** yiiM A K t n. landahii. n& V aU K manka. at a b *» We invite you to fry GMCe great new RSITride -malcat roughest roads bsulsvardvsaisslh Onetime Bootblack Worklnq For House WASHINGTON John Mara Tail an* aich at you a r t harabr goa, tha onatlma Kanua City boot••itffaf ihft —1« i-Ts'jdr from aad annflrm tha Htla la lha black whd fi£i)j«nta«l Hi* White ahara rtaanribad p ro p trir ha* bain Houi# in th# Truman year*, I* now arauaht aea lo it run ij in , ah av t working for Congrai* - a* a tarn, • it (I (Tail Can,a hy OAltAPiC, INC., nf.’, •jlfik1; ^ i* T mM an* rail ara h»r,hjr rttjulrid la porary lahorar at ll.ni in hour. flla with ilia Clark at tali Cmjrt "If* not a**y work," h# told raur wrlllan aiip-araaiia (p-r,n*. allr ar by attnrnay) ar eiuwir ar nawsmin, "hut If* work, It’* a alharwlaa pl.ad harala a; lha *ap Job; I’m proud of It." • l flrd day of April.BIO A. to 0. Til* la tha , Campialnl la *»ld * *|| suit, lull, a t Th* naw assignment la tha first j#w ~j "regular Job" Maragon baa had r«fStt '*•!, "'•» «r • *f«r»* Pro CsRf«,ao will ba aalarad aaalRil line* ha waa rataaiad In Paeamour hand and «-al af bar 11)3 from tha fsdaral reforma­ S tT.VHHn Cou— -----■•mlnal ■ - j tory at Petersburg, Va, H* was 'ouri at -banford. sant lhara under a |wo-yaar sen­ a . it. i aa a O. P. HtrndoR tence for perjury growing out of , trtorl* of tha Clrault Court tha "fiva percenter" Investigation* (C lirk a haali k, mi ii a la Cauniy, Florida flva years ago. Hr. u. U Hunt Maragon’a work in tha House Liapuiy Clark of laid Court folding room Includes folding and saaiing printed matter, piling up heavy hooka and othar documuta, H t ’H I and othar routine taika. ri,«N j»a SO FMUMATHRookla Frank Robinaan af Bi WsvW fr^loVm Petersburg hit tha first piMk ba r a all c x sc u itn n a faced for a homa run ta a Cin­ »oSa n t t h i i c m i cinnati Intrasquad gam* this aaa­ MANna s s i i s i f l A f n b b t a t b Vi’U and aai.li ol you aiy i,yia„y ion. • olifi,d aad rauuliad la praMnl • ny (UliRt and dswtRda whlth you • r alihrr #r y*u. may hava asain it lh , atlaia af PayTd C. itraak, dam. i «*»<«d, la if of ^aid Couaiy ta to , • • t t l l a clwun* irarn t a * ta ind Confirm th« ili|* u «h« ibay) daicrlbf* prtMrly. main* af tha Co a n '* which <•■ ,ha»n iRilltuild la tha * T I A FACT-tha Raw i f j l OMC ptekv^s with a id tH 1 atv* Rond Shock Dsmpar luepaneloR glv* you a rlda aomperabla lo th* ioant paewngar cart im unoathoass. nuaty, Florida, lo-wllt a l i i I, h •. •: «• and t l • ( B a a b I at lha Tuwa*Ue ol North QtuluU accoralna to plat th ireof repr*«* IR f l a t Bo°h I, Pea** ISI, a f tha public! record* of Barrilala Coualr. Flnrlde, at it* a ffimaiaralal i t r a a t In ORntord, Gone ara jolting jotiacaa, frant-wheel ellthar, Meeriag* wheel jlttare. OM C'i im aiin g USD rlda n u k ci tha rougheit roid boulanrd-imooth—aliminstae avea tha drumming from aipsasloa Joint* on luperhighweyg. field'd of Ilia than M.#J* no will a roRiliarart and Tha Hoard nf „v„ tnast .fcVhV/.r'Vadr.iVu'Sij! J UMn h Im * *B k«* t r Ic ♦ flora _ _ Oarld C. Brnrli dattaaad ■aafard. Florida, f l r i l puhllriiiBR Marrh Oth 1111 No longer need ya« slow down for rough going. Wheal-hop U ended. Travel la safer—Mooring •tiler— driver fatigue graatly reduced, And fragile loads are protected worn breakage. Only aa actual ride eta show you whst a sentstionsl Improvement I8 D Suspension Is. We Invite you to try It—over tha roughen road you know. Coma In today for a demonstration. "ild V in ay 'ia^ah V ar for ea»h purb a it or far not lari than twantr* r a Ill'S ) par cent af lha purhe** prl*« ra»h and halanra pay•la #»ar a prrlad of not eteerd)■ four and oua-half y**f». with I* par «an| tnlaraai aa dafarrad ^ C V c o R ta n ta af tha kulldlf or ta ahoy, da,erlbad praparly will CaURly. Flarldi •SrlRtandsnl nf Publle RMrustlon RRd aa-ot- •» *aia Court iRahtllu |IW n |> i ,ratf Bid*. WlRiar raaud Oauaii, R t i b l t t h ( a nVANO Wlahlap ^ — mU/ •USD Utfm4St k stsaVerd *a III M ocfaw-o' dpesaa/ 0 itifk U H wif *• #l*sc WOa mtdtih ( Jet a lecrelarr. » ? ;.• m . » l« l REGISTER TO VOTE Only pickups with thus Bfui Chip foftturoi New ile-b.p. VS aad ijo-k.y. tie sogiasa wM * * isrgew di*p>M*ms« la dw laduitry • New eptloul fc*t-enii*isf aale »tie ead U ftty pwwet Sseeiiag • New Kudu its N best . Tubels** tiies >#d i»-tak ilm*fio*l *n*sm *«e s— A> ' BOOKS CLOSE APRIL 7th. Ten may rpflatar •( thn following platan Chambar of Corrimerea Bldg., Sanford, I to I wank day* • to 12 Sat. t p. rl to • p. m., Tuna. April S. Tarn Park, Friday March 80th • to 10 p. m. Baar Laka, Wad. April 4th. 8 to 10 p, m. !lU 9 itU V A ^ 0 *B#vs, Friday, April 6th 8 to 10 p. m. SANFORD MOTOR TRUCK CO. j a a a i Ma , l«Ri&ols County DtmocratJ* Exacutlva Committan ____ j ____________________ F H O T fl m u ________ t"..v *. ___ H iSlR \ �THE BANKED Hf Frl-, March 80, 1858, President Accepts I mm Resignation Today O f Douglas McKay am • .* • . ' A WASHINGTON i* - Freiident Elsenhower today accented "with profound porfonil regret" tho reilinitloii of Douglas McKay i f secretary of the Interior. He wished MrKie will. In hla earnp*i;-i fob. a««etr>r McKay 'e reslinatlon la effective April 15. He has entered the May IB Oreion Republican primary In a bid for the Senate seat now held by Sen. Wayne Morse who turned Democrat after election as a Re­ publican. The White House made public McKay's latter of reslinatlon and a reply by Elsenhower acerptlni it. • Asked about a possible succea. snr to McKay, press secretary James C. Haserty said he doubled there would be any announcement on that until about the time MeKay'a reslinatlon la effective. There has been considerable speculation that the post may ftt to Clarence Davis, now undersec­ retary of the department. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF th# Sanford Elwanla Club, ona of the many elvte troupa meeting regularly In Sanford. Shown In front row (left to right) are: B. B. Crumley, Roy Mann, A. L. WlliOn, preiloenti Shmhelser, MM. R. Strickland, and El Lane. Bark Back Row: How: David uevm Gatchel, uatcnei, Oscar uicar Harrison, -ireeldenti Ed Bhinhetser, Willis Psacock, J. C. Davis, Douglas Stenstrom, Ralph Smith, and Dr. L. T. Doss. (Phota By Jameson) New York Is Ready For Easter NEW YORE <F - Npw York ••spend* *? r holiday like a apring ^flower to tha sun. * dust now. on tha eve of Eaater, the city la blooming and bloaaoming, drassod lo tha teeth In i new apring outfit, a parky little bon­ net and a corsage o4 lilies. Whet if you can still ace your breath In tha frosty alrf It'a spring, tha E iitar parade la at hand and our town llhti to calehrala. Tha avenues Hava been turned Into galleries of color. They mika 4 you think of gold and alabastar, like tha corridors of a palace, Aa usual, the window decorator* aro bavin# a field day. They have dressed the store* with great bank* of flower*, asateaa and /lyaelnttii In a fury of color, and '•trrim ir* of yellow and blue and purple paper, and golden ehickena •r>.1 wonderful whit* rabbiti aa big a* "Harvay." If you remember A * 1’" ' w I don't know whieh waa more Watching tha wonderment and delight In th* eyaa af s little girl when eh* sew the cescade of Jelly beana, million* af jelly bean*, all color* of the rainbow, In a candy#ior* window. Or listening In two teen • agars fn front of a foreign alrllnei window which lea lures a bride i j l n a glistening, diaphanous veil, am) photograph* of Grata Kelly and her prlne*. "Well, ] don’t ear* what anybody aeyi, ! think h« i euta." . Then the aound of birdi, twittaring, pulled me up short Birds on Fifth avenue It was too ehllly for anything less than a penguin. Well, the song cam* from a loud speaker above a store front, and a* you looked up, a gay, happy sign was saying, "Hallo Spring." At anothtr corner, there waa tha smell of a trash, bracing perfume. It created whole Image*, violate, or npan field*, or perhaps bluebells glistening with dew In a forest gen. That was coming from a ator* too, and making people stop and sniff and smtlt. Evan a book store was all brightened up with "Easter eggs," mad* of th* eeme crinkly colored paper you ue* at Chrlstma*. And eomehody had put a bright yellow daffodil In tha binding of a book that, aomchow, you aeldom as­ sociate with daffodils—"The De­ cline of the West." ft gave old Doe Spongier a real rakish look. I turned down • cross streel and found tha a I A • w a 1k completely blocked with boxes of aisleas. It looked Ilk* a purple bonfire. They were In front of n flower store, and an attendant was taking them Inalde, I asked him If he expected to sail alt of tham before Sunday. "Brother." he aald, panting a H«U. "I juet wish I had double this many." I waa Interested hut pussled as to whether there Is a vogue In h»t* tills year. Soma are large, white and look Ilka upside • down flower bowls. Tha girls say they make you look thin. Then there era some Jaunty little confection*, neat ini eloie-fiUlng. with a posy or two. Still other* made me think of flying saucers. It i, * little confuiiing. The hesf surprise of all waa— guess—a bank! This henk is In a new building which 1* beautiful even without Give Someone an Easter Treat With Flowers From A. K. ROSSETTER, FLORIST Celery Are. Fhona 212 Se« Us For The Finest In * Cortagee * Arrangement* * Potted Plante * Memorial Deelgna * Dlah Cardona Easter Li1l**> Erdraageas, Gloxinia*, Ree* Buehea, Hyaelnth* Daffodil*. Asalias, Conerarlaa ape Just • few of our heeutlful petted plant*. Flawera telegraphed a 17where any Easter trimmings. It It alt gU»* and shining aluminum, and it has a wonderful feeling of light and air and gracefulness. Right now, it Is luxuriating In tall Hawaiian tree ferns, yellow crocuses, hydrangeas and hya­ cinths. Tha sign says they c»mr from H a w a i i . California and Florida, and Invites you in. Resides the blossoms, a gigan­ tic round door of a vault has been left open. Tha mam shell Is as shiny a* stainless steel. Small braaa gears look more Ilka deco­ rations than machinery. It Is lovely as a piece of costume Jewelry. This wai stopping more people than any of tha itohas. And no wonder. Happy Eailert Sadler, Pep Will Meet Next Month TAMPA <&—Sandy Sadler, world featherweight hoxtng champ has striad to meet Willie Pep. the former tltllst, hero nert mosth In their fifth bout, a Tampa promoter aaidPromoter Jimmy Donofrlo said th# 13-round bout would he at At Lopes Field. A cuntrect hai not been signed ' ? , . .n ?! T 'T . h*n 100 m i. M V . J ° 1 lllie to Sadler by • ninth round knockout in New Yn-k yen) 1011. The two haven't fouiht alnce. Klnr Halran Is one of the heel S-year-olde to run in Florida duiw Iny the winter. He won the HLfaj lash Juvenile and Florida Bma* ere' Stakes. _ ■ r. VnLORD'S POUCH DEPARTMENT a n d MWRNFORCKMKNT Officers are thomutfclv Instruct­ ed. Here Is one dess being Instructed by FBI Special Agent John Luptnn. (If, 8 . Navy Phot*) Businessmen Looking For Pickup lllie a lamb than a lion. And bualneaamcn look to April tor th# first aim ol i spring pickup that would take them out of the current lev* ellng-olf condition, A revival of cnnfldenet wee the outstanding mark of March. Seeds wore Planted for future espan.lnn. cnmil hni>A thet Anril vull sea ihtm i T ", U P “ “ ' 8ffr„ , r'y „f Commarca Weaki. however, thinks the pickup m»y Blit Jtirgee, Washington R#n* h» ,wn *r Birea monlha away. Rv ator cnech, Is re.pnniible for the than contracts will be let and Infield trial Jack Brandt recelr- buslneit will start spending the sd this spring, Jurges, while help* money fur the record amount of Ing roach St. Louis Cardinal in- new plant and equipment it plans flelderi, noticed h«w wall Brandt to buy this year, fielded ground halli. Brandt was Retail trade is ■ whole contlnan outfielder at Rochester, . ues to run a little beHInd the rec- MOSES IN BULRUSHES ASHLAND, Va. i/T) —If you want to *e* the Moses, com* to th* Bulruthea. Mr. end Mr*. El­ liott Mose* said people were atway* (ettlng their name* wrung -Moiier, Moser, Mose or Juet about anything but Mosea. They alerted laying "Mans of the Uulruehee." They named their home “Bulrushes," and a large sign at tha entrance proclaims II 14 T oo l .oa J u r is lx>u .O iiln ls la (1-1) 114 1* M utusl hsn rtls <IP.IIT.44 Til Ml 11ITU K.VTflire 4 14 ....- ... P lr s l H a re — * l« Wits H eads r i ' - . r i o e * L if t e r , tna's P rl*n d . alls* T u rp s* * * , Aunt W llitn, a itp |ria Mu. y. rhsrpv.'** J s w s ll, P s l * Had•rti. K v srln s ln ' ir rn n d R a n — I 'l l W ile Qlrdde B rn.ssolme, vtnrksd A lly . A fl.smelnn, l.ls Man Conventional Financing vW Carry ing coata laaa than rant ,4.2 1 IC-'b' —- feat will not ranee * lo* In wolght If the fatal dally calorie intake remains constant. . , „ ... . . BclantiAe reeaaroh nei the effect* of etartfng each day with a break* feet that pravidse one-fnurth tn nne-thlrd of the day'a fond nssda hlahllghta thee# twmoflU. You'll /esf kwtrr. you’d umrk kefler, you’lf *# euVcAer It• (A# lair mornin* knurr if you eSeef IA# day trllk a kails IrtakfnM. Dor tore and dietltiane recommend a beaio breakfael pattern of fruit, cereal, milk, bread and butte#. A baelo breakfaet pattern not only la eaey to foBow hut le thrifty, efflriont, appotieine, and ndoptnble. It ie (deal for a red trinf diet. Tot riample, a tnO-calori* baaie hreakfnat provide* t< of e 1900 rslr.rie diet. Hie peitarn ramaine wmatnnt hut variety la eeev — limply uaa a different fruit, eernal. end bread. There are more than two dnaen varistiee of brookfaat rwreala available at your grocer, including both hot and ready-lo-eai varietiea. 4M-rak#t* Beat* Breekfem Orenae M ta H amaem) Butte# S Weemsm* Hssdy to-aat Ool SSf1 t Cereal (1 ounce) Bhlm Milk to Drink with nkim Milk ft Mtweea) (4 ounce*) Whole Wheal Toast(1 allee) .Coffee No City l**ta . . • city cAftTaiiUBcaa, tndsdlsff Mall delivery Community water ayatenl Atreata paved and curbed Colored kitchen appllancM Moulded Formica link topa Colored Plumbing fixture* Wife-aaver rainbow kitchen by GE 10 cu. ft, refrlgmratai GE large alia range GE id-gal water heat eg GE gnrhaga dlapnaall GE Automatic dlahwaehtr in deluxe 2-bath home* GE automatic waahlng machine In dahlia t-bath home* AJm i Kitchen vantUafor TumNl* Tnppsr, InssslVnrsvse Pal Mountain P t i l y , Mr Blr TN Ird B a r * — M ils tire d * r r mnhaeiesr. Xfuddy risld. aky ■Sarpy, Ru-kskln Puk*. rlunnsr'a Vurss, iksklM B. nrnealskue. Lane pwurtk H aro — e / | * Wits Slrad s ■ Oisrlnus Vise, apsrdsTsr IV. K, t'Mudla't Rpy. Penny'* Lurk, Tr» T"n apssdslsr, Pham Baltls. Pasts .r sinuntlln Kddla THIN Mas* — e /i e Wtl* « ra 4 s M .P lain *SA N anaancwnl GI Financing H are— 0 la l l l l s . T lm s i * l.« Ki u i l s * SV 4 mi) 4 •'* U nis I>nnil> t uu ■>... Tut m s T s i.- s 4.20 U u I u I s I h 14-4) 13* *o l u l l ! ||.,uli|» H I- I t ; to TN ire lin e s — *. le m i s . I .n isi Sl.T Me, |>> T-m ri M ill > In T ill Kuaeiiinnil I IQ I "V 41) L u c k y W h irl 4 to (Jn lii'rU 11-3) I I I <S 4’nurlN Hues— */ I* M ils. T lm s i 33.1 T r wi.li *1 rtiurm I 3U I tu L i l l i s K im i l o 1II> Jw liiin r H srk I 01 iju in isln 12-11 111** T IliN lin e s — *, !■ H its, T lm s i 13,■ Nutritionists have found through reeesrch (hat a good breakfaet I ’m i s lin t* . ij.t e 11*11 « ue la the hey to any aurcemful weight reduction plan. If you eklp break­ Jilts.i J i l l l tie i <’> fast you are morn apt to rs»nrt to between-meel enacke which add ill. H e r n s t ie anloriwi or ynu are apt to over-ent nt the other two meal* of the day. Uw lnirta i a - a i 111 la A eeriaa of eijmrimenta at * prominent medical erhnol nf a large e i s i k M ars — l . I I M ils. T im * i i l l . tl. 11- m h o 1* 4* 4 4 m < Inwxivereity have demonatraUd that Juet ahinplag nr ah1raplna break- „ , Lowest Cost Dlvaralfled planai varied exterior*) Urge lot# 0 « u *ln • ju ln ls la ( f - l ) aVt0* S sssa lN H a ss * , I I M lis, T lm s i II.V Kd Ih n n s n 4.4* 4 1* MS Cnunlry I'sepsr t l 9* • i* T u n * P I* t.«* M u in isit ca-o> m e re r i s k l k K a ra — a / l a N ile- T tm e i at.V T sm m sh a y < 91 I *9 12* lis t s lis t * 4 19 4 49 C l.n p sl lls ll 119 (ju ln ls ls (1-4) 119 9* M n ik H are — I I I M ils. Ttm ei *1.* Illn nd y a u p srin r 14.l i 1 I* 14,4* H l.ssd slsr's S D l s 4.14 > 1* U rin a ls Y r ls n d <29 (ju ln ls ls It-T) | S | | * T s e l k H a re — * ■ S ills . T lm s i SI S ttary J J . 414 I 14 1.44 Iju lr k t^ n g 4 *0 2 l<> A U T O LOAN S 5 OR MORE CITRUS TREES ON EACH LOTI LAST MOIST B BK*L L T J ____ ru n — i . i s m u . f iu .- i it .! Hulatu *,us II. Ju U l> I <u Ulus Unit lit u ll|i .mimill*. Hum S.(Ml ijmmii. u i j si a ril eo P pears tu have postponed HU April the hopes of iht auto and home building Industrial fur a mocked upturn In aalea. On the production front, lha. De­ partment of Commerce aotaa a drop tn textiles, clothing and elec­ trical machinery as wall aa autos. It says thla waa pretty wall off­ set hy a rise In tha output of Industrial machinal and athar forma of capital aqulpmaat Parade of Plans No. 3 W ■ one (la) gociei m il ord pace of the closing months of 1933. Americans spent more then usual this month for Easter finery —aacept in those unfortunate re­ gions where storms kepi tha shop­ pers away from tha stores. Bui the spirit of saving—or of paying off old Installment debtla still strong. Merchsnts report that shopperi are more Intent than aver on hunting for bargains. Bid waathar In many areaa ap­ M ary, pnpana YOU’ CAfT watch that PILE O F BILLS G O D O W N IN n m & SW P s s rh h , funny rsllnw, P ark Pear. Jlfty, Mr dmnka T n . Nsll’e JBa if, I * * - •asm Here — e/l* Mil* «ra*a D 4 iiwn and awnFert la lh# heauty and nm ut^WBca ynur ehsaach khie Caafaf Suodayi Hlmhfl. Purhss* Hsalsy, Temiiso, (llnyy Hnl*. Ah*'* Blrsak, ■ilsli.dy Mnunt, Noodl* Bnup. Tatter sstsnfk Mese—k/IO Mile Head* T BelTa Jlnels. T#u T*U lls. Corporal Tims, llstlsr, Bu* I-in, im ericn , 3|.>i.n Maldsn emarl l^tok T-inklh Ware—a , i e wit* A rs is r ■4« * s t Msm.try flay Kuynbsr. Osrbv Hint*, rlnrsd el^ :.« •( w « t k Kn<f Xsw psnee giumhls l i n y , Anns ft a i n ' t B ars — a |* MU* Mred* • Hurt T a sk Cnnl t>til* M is* .tuNIIss [tlrh s e s i rnppsy R ir s s k , atnrmr Mollsr n se lsr J " * tnfk Not A Project! T s n 'k M as* — l id M ile Mend# A IllnnU* T o n 's r t s s s y Hpssit Iln u r Itn rk . P r ln r * H al R, fn lo rsd n Tnmmmy. Rndso nook, C n n ssrv a 'Inn. Isn ln n * . J»eee—• • Mil* Meed* » Ifn p s d ip rtm s . O XaN*. Bald# Leu Ml Tsaae. flwslt Marmnov, dlslsr Jn n rs, Rnskntssr 't a r t ly . L • C O N F O P t A T I O N If Mining The FLORIDA TIMES-UNION Dally Delivery Phone 1727 far Prompt Scryire IU Woof J ix sl Stroot fanfaed, Florida irateghnnn UMa SALES OFFICE' Little Venice ading Builder j . _______ ... . Glenn Williams, president flf tha Ohio Bowling Proprietor^Atsn., rolled scorea of 8m , ns,. 887 In ono eerlss on hla own TELEPHONE 150J �• v ------ -f j : ^av-t-rdr. 1 i Plan* To Double Mill Production [Mturick PERRY UB—Buckayo CoUqImo Corp. plans to double production at tta mm la nearby Foley by building a t t mllUoa dollar add!- Tt BUSINESS EXECUTIVES AND CIVIC teoder* meet ragutariy aa (lie Hoard of Director* of tlie Seminole Chamber of Commerce »lri­ ven diligently to keep progress «» the move. Those shown are: (left to right front} Jatnea A. Wright, II. B. Crumley, B. L. 1 ^NljU J r;* SSfApfettia w roam y’a Rid. shop at as n u a ■TV, Life Ini. Co. So 37 67377 f tm e tt Painter. 45 41 66485 S tory city Print Co. 41 40 67443 Talniif s 'l *IK Chop 37 50 66200 SatnV ri'rurn. Co. 37 » *44 i i U? Y. Life In*. Co. 0 Tommy'* . Radiator Shop, I JU tbari Furniture Co. I Colory i CUy Print Co, 0 IAN HIOH TUBES GAMES my'e RidDler Shop >525 itri Furniture Co. >432 uri Muilo Shop 2403 York Life Ini. Co. >381 ry Cly Print Co. 2332 ett Palnten 2211 AM HIGH SINGLE GAMES Vi Muilo Shop 630 my'i Ridtator Shop BIS i«n Furniture Co. 847 York Life Ini. Co, 116 utt Pilnten 775 ry CUy Print Co. 732 )fV. HIGH THREE GAMES Brown 6«6 , Krchbotf >4 BS6 111 Gllilnp '•to Bukur *ick Klchirdi 'iu! Peiold tank Hulm ■ anted Yacht Baaiw wader ronatrnctbm. (Btaff Photo) m tny Browa <Wy Klrchhnff Ilea Richirdi Iirold OlUtrap tv Kierbulia • f HUMAN N. BUNN11N, Mb. YOU cm end ahould proteet your younaater’a vtaloa riant from the aUrt. A baby’a eyea begin function­ ing Immediately after birth, al­ though for the flrat six weeks or eo he can only diatlnguleh be­ tween light and dark. Will 8m Object* At about the age of alx week*, be ll be able to see objects and when he reaches two monlha he'll be able to fVx hia eyes on them. Usually It takes another month before he can follow mov­ ing objects with hU eyea. Even then, hia eyea don't work well together and he may ap­ pear croaa-ayed whan he looks at an object until he reaches the age of nlnt months Crossed Eyes During Infancy, be careful not to move objects close to his eyea. It may makt him smile, but It will also cause him discomfort by forcing him to turn hia eyes In­ ward to see. Doing this too often could contribute to crossed eyes. Whan the baby ta ready tn use hia aye* eorraetly, ha'll choose tha natu ral and aafa msthod of studying hia moving hands and feet. Direct Sunlight When sunning the baby, or whesllng him about In hia buggy, be sura you don't let the dlraet sunlight shins in hia eyea. Don't — Xenia f rr'.U.Oaorga - Burnell Painters Pmkdri V 1 SA TU RD AY O N L Y let him look directly at the aim, althsr. You ahould shield hia eyes from glaring lights indoors, too. As tha youngster glows older, there are a few ether rules you ahould follow to protect hia vlalon. j Large Print Make sure all hia hooka end games have large print, end see that he has good light for ell in­ door activities. Outdoor play helps distant vision. Encourage it. Don't let him develop poor pasture habile such aa tilting hia head when he reada or plays a game, turning one eya closer to an object he Is viewing, holding books or games too clove to hli ryes, end reading while lying with his chin In his hands sup­ ported by his elbows. Following these few sugges­ tions may prevent eye trouble later on. Before he entera school, see that he has a complete eye ex­ amination. If he gives any hint ot special problems, ha ahould hats ons much earlier. question and Awiwm I. F.: Is It possible to cure hemorrhoids without surgery? Answer: In certain case* ot hemorrhoids, It la possible to get good results by the inlacttoa method of treatment. • * OSfMNO " * * •<«« f a .! JXjp.1** * “IIS1 ClfffOtD O '**"** Y»«, y-__ _ • ifll is IfU MiCi/ilOUOTm Hm* O'ff* '«» itu t.JV'. *«S ALSO ON THE SCREEN M-O-M A DOG'S I I F K ' i Item "Tt* Ber tWstofl 9 i r i s , X ! s jt r r » t r —> . W . W . W . W SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y CH ECKERBO A RD Audit Is Critical if Fiscal Records SIMPSON FARM . color ...— i— m r r —* " n ___________ ADM. MATIN EB ADULTS .63e STUDENTS .SOe CHILD .23e NEWS NIG1.YC .XOc .Me .23e i STARTS SUN DAY SUPPLY FOR YOllR EASTER PLEASURE TALLAHASSEE stale au­ dit was highly rrltical Thursday of the fiscal records of the Board of Commissioners of the Wc»l Coast Finland Navigation District. The l' "jit v J'PirJ's hnadquarters Is at Bra’ >■ -Benton: ' 'flio. audit report, prepared hy 3,‘iiDoyle Pitta of (ho Male auditor's HUH, said financial itatementa of ^ .th e board were not published as ■ XWJulred by law. records were *Aiot‘enrrrnlly posted, rxpcnllturcs .jr^were not classlfitnl on the books ‘v 'Jo r tho last thrre months of the ^ u d it period, and tho hooka did Ot reflect interest earned and edited by banks on time depoa- Pamper llahy Calve* * I,Idle For Hr*t Rraullt Says |*urlh* Growing plan* In Purina'* Dairy book suggest that calvea he kept In individual pane for the first 10 days, then moved Into larger pent with calve* their own she, Individual petti ahould lie at least 4 feet square. Calves in group pane each need S3 square feet. Don't tie calvee. EASTER CHICKS Let calf tuck for 5 days to get They’ll also love Ih« little first colostrum milk which will colored Easter t'hirka, Como help regulate digestive system. bv and see—-you ran't resist On the fourth day taka away all milk and feed Purina Nura. them. Ing Chow grhsl. For bast r*. aulta be aura calf etretchei her DON’T CHEAT YOUR neck to drink. Place bucket PL I,LETS BECAUSE about * foot abova tha Door and THEY'LL CHEAT YOU tilt toward ralf. Place dry Calf To make long profile from the Htartana bafir* ealf, too. laying flock most of ui agree Feed Nunng Chow f-ir four that a good quality chick la a weeks, then quit. Balf.faed Calf atartena from 4 days to 4 must. Many also agree that tha months. Keep bloek salt and best start possible I* none too water htfota calvea. Htart feed­ good, but many put tha btrda on ing bright leafy hay when i»—called cheaper feeda altar calvea era two month* eld. four or five weeks. Direction* far Orphan Pig* Wa said "so-eallad" because Feed Purina Nursing Chow dry lost production often makra tha for on* week, than aupplamant it with Baby Pig Chow. Feed ‘'cheap" feed cost more In the- both Nursing Chow and Baby long run. Thgt’a why we've urg­ Pig Chow for 8 mor* weeka, ed you to alert and grow birda then Baby Pig Chow alona un­ all the way on the Purina plan til twitching to Pig Startana at 6 weeks. Than feed Pig Star, that'a right for yon. Wo havo a tena until orphans nr* U ve.*ss eompleta lead plan, one that o!a, A'ter that *h»y e*n b* takaa a little grain and another handled Ilka aow-raiaad pigs. that ulei a lot of home-grown ( I.lre Can Fat Profit* gfaln. Bettor check your birda to see Our goal la to help you grow if llco era hiding elei* to tha your flock out right at tha low. skin. Lice can eat hole* In your profit*. Knock 'om dead with •at possible cost. P u r i n a Poultry Insecticide, For tha man with no grain ww auggest old reliable Purina Paint on rooeta, fumes rite and kill He*. Cost la smalt toe. Growan* be fed from 4 or I weeka to 10 week*. Growena TONIGHT — T130 P. M. give* fa it growth and helpa build a big frame fast. At 10 Don't forget the extra apsctal woaks switch to Purina Pullet film wa'ro showing tonight— Developer, a lower coat faed. which will adequately nourish F. F- A. Building behind the and build birda u t i l they atari high aehool—Wa'H bo looking to lair. Did you know that 1/4 for you. of aU a bird aata la aonsqmod SIMPSON FARM SUPPLY between to weeks and the time Buford, Fla. aha begins to lay, Aah about m w . md i t . tha alan that'a right for you TH E MAN THEY’LL GO FOn REAL LIVE It AUDITS ON EASTER Many have Mkrri If «« ere planning In' tell Easter liunnlea thla year. We air! They make wonderful pets fnr small child­ ren. Order ynura before the supply Ii rsHausteit. We'll hold until Easter, Re sure to get plenty of Purina Rabbit Chow. ]t'e America'* favorite, New awllrhlmard located at the Sanford I’oilca Department. (Staff Photo) | ( -"he reporl alio said Hie boarJ *! had made mi rcmlttancei to the 1 L, Mato and eounly offlcere and sm* i f •iployca retirement system since 1VAuiuit 1034, amt had not remitted tbholdlng taxes since December TOMORROW SATURDAY MARCH 31, IS IHE IASI DAY Die report aakl Hie navigation strict had a *304 817 rash balce at the close of the flical 1 fear, ended Sept. 36, 1033. To Jo#* Aguero of Tutane la rankInt in tha IDS) national eollegate tannla rankings. OPENS * lay— March. 23 C 'r *‘ ■ JOT RICHARDS'JARIU IEWIS-EDMUND CWENN C lh iM ^ c o P g DUN MCGER•WILDFIRE va. New York Life Insurance Co. JBukurs Music Shop vs. .Mathers » . . Furniture Co. ' Tommy’s Radiator Shop >s. Celery ,Vs,,City Trlnt Co, _ Sanford Accordion School WEBB GRAHAM! Guard Baby's Eyes Now To Avoid Trouble Later l t, p . J. The plim wen announced Wed. eedneidiy by Paul JK. Honey, trice proildont, at a dlnmr molting of the Pirry-Tiylor County Chnmbor of Commoree. Construction will start In November end comoletlon ii expect­ ed in INI, he laid. The expinded plant will omplny 283 new worker. In addition to the preient force of 370. The existing mill, which coet 23 million dollars, hes an annual pay. roll of three million dollars and spends about five millions each year in (hia area for pnlpwood, other supplies, fire protection and taxai. Honey n ld the expansion will incroaio annual sxpendlturos to nearly 15 million. The expansion will enable the mill to Increese lie annua) produc­ tion to 240.000 tone of high grade cellulose pulp, used for miking a wide variety of products Including plastics and photographic film. Andrew A ndrew cCarraway, o r r a w o j f rPrink r i n i Evans, f<T«nif John ai»iin Ivey, aand n a uGeorge n H * * Toubjr, pre. i"°' aldent. (back row} A. L. Wllaon, T. E. Tucker, Willi* Peacock. Form l llrcekcnridge, manager, Welly Dletrlchr, Clifford MeKIbbln, W. 11. “ Hill" Btemner, and John Mclrch. (Photo By Jameson} Ctty Bowling Loop Hurry! HUrry! F IL E YO U R FOR AND 1956 A P P LIC A TIO N HOM ESTEAD PERSONAL EXEM PTIO N PROPERTY RETURN S! MARCH 31st IS THE I.AST DAY! *V ' ...': \ , j TAX LAWS PROVIDE SEVERE PENALTIES FOR FAILURE TO FTLR RETURNS ON TANGIBLE AND INTANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPER­ TYHOMESTEAD EXEMPTION* CANNOT BE GRANTED UNLESS APPLICATION IS FILED WITHIN THE PRESCRIBED TIME. Blntlkn hnvo Isooti nmllml to nil who filed Hpidinition or mndn retuma lnxt year. If you failed to recolvo yours plenHo call for them at tha Tax Asseaanr'a Office. WliBitkpplylnsr for I [times lead Exemption for the flrat tlma, please brir.f your dol'd with y'mi.'.AUti your 1950 automoldlo tajr number. If you need help with your returns, 1 shall he glad to aaatat you. IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO KILE APPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION AT THE CITY HALL, BUT IK YOU ARE ENTITLED TO WIDOWSJX8MPTION OR DISABILITY EXEMPTION, APPLICATION FOR THESE SHOULD OULD BE FILED WITH THE CITY. SANFORD F. DOUDNEY TAX ASSESSOR W M W V W m W A % % V w ith th o m ig h t to c o n q u e r th o w o rld I T H E W O M A N , wHh th e llyra to e e n q u a r tha m onl ,- ■ 1 ■ i * r * i w m i u —uwimum,iwwwBwui,Niiem4 FEATURES! 1 ; Q0 : S d f l ~ | fi W �- nut Fassd W ith Blessings, Problems Qv Rapid Expansion BY VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON ItglM d, similar to many Flori-isn? of t v rr.Dit modern in tha mom) Virginian*, AAA halfbell Recently, Mr. and Mra. H M. l i aamauaiUei, is b«tn| confront*! 10 :h ; a faHllics to care (or an| teams, make their iprinf tralnlni Giessen and their guests, Mr. and nl with the bloulnn and pro* expanded patient load when addl> ‘ headquarter*. Mr*. E M Churah. -f llbtT 'r, —runw -otrt‘ lir com pldri i* - 3rdT.\x Of fxpii e»n»a^sa. TMt I1*.", r Vurv.-.*, :"c.- ■ . it.a ~T^.i'Au•r-i... m y r " ............... ‘ cY wo.eilsIOu w»» a beautuui amra-’ held inasi. Winter Haven. bated to two facta. Sanford ta lo- Municipal expansion a l w a y s ruing pool deilgned by Donovan and Sunday afternoon, March 18, .••tod on the banka of the St. Johni brine* traffic probl m* with It . Dean. A. I. A., of Lakeland Thi* they Church of the Naaarsne waa Sanford’* through traffic will ba pool serves a* a major attraction ’ •*— t i d at tha eroiaroada of a host to a union service. Taking Florida's m a i n handled by a new ilx-lana high to both children and adults in tha part were the host church, the , The eolutlon to way constructed by be state and elty-wido recreation program with Netarene Church ef Sanford, dedicated March 9 fifteen months swimming Instructions and public Free Methodist of Sanford and r ______ expansion problem* it brought aeveral modem im- In construction, the 3.5* miles were enjoyment. the Wesleyan Methodist of Paola. To add to waterfront activities, a The meeting «■»* , marked by constructed at a cost df 1700,000. yrcvtaieate to the city. The lntra city traffic flow has Municipal Yacht Basil Is now un­ special music, the Wesleyan con­ Coeitraction on a ll.4W.ooo wa^ t * r and aewer proiram w n beiun alio been improved through a derway. Started in 1955, a 350 foot tributing two duals, the Lake » h February. ISM. and completed Street Rehabilitation plan. 1955 section of a seawall, Si> feet Mary qpartet and the Rev. Ro­ (a November ef 1955. The engin­ taw S.3 miles of asphaltii. concrete wide, has been installed. When bert Spear of Sanford closed with eering firm ef Robert M. Angaa A resurfacing and another 9.1 miles completed, the basin wUl ba en­ th« solo, "Th* Ninety and Nine ’’ Mra. Lucinda Brown of lmley Associates of Jaekionvllie, wa> re­ is icisduled for completion In tirely enclosed by a laawal] 8*0 fer the deilm of the overell March of this year. This is sat up feet long This will provide Isun- City, Mich , haa arrived to visit The work was actually on a continuing program from in ­ e.iirg and docking fac'd!'If i fo* her son and daughter-in-law, the many water enthusiasts of Major and Mrs. Roy Brown. itial appropriations. divided tnto three aectiona. Lack of parking faculties Is not Sanford, The Drat aeetlon wai n .J mile* uncommon to many communities, Another project undarway is tha Friande of William Struthm of Cornwall, N- Y. wilt be aotry ad Tltrifled day aanltary aawera and Sanford Is no exception; Pan* ranging la alto from aliht Inch ege of en off-streat parking ordin­ eolorad Goldsboro Raereatlon Area. to learn of hia death on March 13 - laterals to S3 inch trunk liner. ance and the construction of a free Sixteen acres donated by the School following an attack of pneu­ • lido provide# the city with nearly municipal parking area are two of Board are being developed Jointly monia. While living in Lake • aLite of aanltary aewera and the steps the City Is taking to re­ by the City and the County. At the Mary both he end Mra. Strtithapproximataly lb per cent cover­ lieve this problem. April of this present time, the land has been ere wer§ very active in th* Com­ age of tha total ‘ elty area. The year will tee the completion of a cleared, drained ant filled. A small munity Church, where he waa an pond baa been developed and a elder end treasurer. Mr. Struth•oit of tbla taction of new Initilla* 2W apace parking In; within one diamond nearing complatlon The ers n-aa owner and operator of tion wai ST,175,000. Included waa block of First St. and the center base hisll been prepared for the the Lake Mary Water Works for id" pMUSAtlft. ejector lift ataUcm. of the shopping area. The entire ..with 00a 1,000 rpm and one soo project is being undertakes by dry tennis end basketball court! m pre- several years. paration for paving. Ultimate plana Mr enl Mrs R. E Walls and ■da flail Lft ita- toreu. -4 :r .. ■ call for Inclusion of a swimming children 'oft for her parents Sanford’* P o ll'e e Department Ootatandlng In this laetlon wai headed by Chief Roy WlUlami, pool for the area. Although not com­ home In M2. Rlsnchsrd. 0 . whsre I f t t a dailga of a straight flow com­ with 35 yt-ira service n presently pleted. tha araa will be ready for »ha will remain whlla ha is over­ seas. mutation pit with a Wrothlngton handling our many traffic situs- use during thin summer’s recrea­ Friends of Commander end half e I r e I a commutator to Hons. The department, employing tion program. Mrs. Fred A. Ballard, of Alex­ A free Municipal Zoo has proven ahred targe eolld « b J a e t a jg men. has been mo.ternly equlppandra. Va., will be interested to prior to t h a f i n■“ al lift ed with patrol cars, motorcycle, to be a major publicity attraction. learn that recently bs was rpada etage. From thU point, disposal ie photographic and fingerprinting School elaises, picnickers, tourist*, Captain In th . Naval Reaarve. made through 1.530 feet of ie* equipment, plus a new 30 station and paisersby visit the too to view The ceremony of awarding the Inch asphalt eoatod asbestos bond­ capacity telephone caU box ay*. If* 250 animals and 450 birds which new collar eagles took plae, at ed metal outfall Una under tha Urn recently leaaed from the are valued at 360,000. Maintained a dance at the Anacoatla, D. C, bottom of Lake Monroe to a dis­ Southern Bell Telephone and Tele­ by an annual appropriation of ilJ.- Air Station. It will be rsmember-v 000, our too attracta both the young charge point into tha channel and graph Company. ed that Captain Ballard waa the ami tht old alght feet of water. This method Reclaiming land as well as furn­ With the Cii of Sanford growing, first Operations Officer when th, •llmlaatei twelve old outfalls that ishing modern disposal methods, a Sanford Naval Air Station was ware used to discharge sewerage sanitary landfill was started in economically and induafrlally, a commissioned In 11*42 and was vast program of Improvement! is • t rbe lake front. Inter second Executive Officer of June, 1953. Located near the com­ Tha second section of the pro­ mercial sone, the area type land­ still confronting the City Commis­ lh. Station. The Dillards and gram was a atorm water aewer to fill is operated by one Internatlon- sion. The program Includes street their two daughters. Sally and encase Pump Branch Creek In 2,- al TD-14 tractor with a Drott Bull- extensions, annexation of more land Molly lived in what Is now tlis too feet ef Armeo corrugated metal clam attachment. The site has area, street lighting, utility expan­ A. N. Scott house. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. SJoblom pipe. This system utilised pipe been used In national advertise- sion, and sub-dlvlalon development. from 40-lneh to 90-lneh and tome ments and is an example for other Progress Is demanded by municipal spent Sunday with their son-in73-ineh by 44-lnrh pipe arch with municipalities in riorlda a n d growth end growth to Sanford la law and daughter. Me. and Mrs. Otis Go user and son In Green serrulated pipe manholes. Thle Genrgla, as well as by tha Start inevitable. Cove Springs where he Is attach­ 9 section of the project eliminated a Health Department. Uie of the CONTRACTS TO BE LET vary unhealthy and noxious condi­ landfill method has reduced dis­ JACKSONVILLE (.0 —Contracts ed to the Naval Installation, Sirs. John Salsbury Is visiting tion that existed In a colored resi­ to design armories In 11 Florida dential area of Sanford. Tha cost posal cost from (1.23 per ton by cities will be let Immediately, Col her parents, Mr. and Sirs. R. IL the old Incinerator method to Eubanks. Sgl. Salsbury ha« b*en wa» *120,000. Ralph W. Cooper, quartermaater transferred to SlacDlll Field, 80.3e per ton, plm tha Increase of Tha final section of tha water mora frequMt pickup services to of the Florida National Guard, said Tampa and eh* will Join him •nd aewer program daalt with wa­ tha public, as a result of this yesterday. there shortly. ter improvements to correct tha program, a new business has been They will ba built, probably Phillip Toncv has tsturnsd to Inadequate service due to rapid constructed on whit was original- starting la let* summer, it Chip, Atlanta. Gv, where he Is a stuexpansion. The work Included lay. ly wait# hnd. ley, Cocoa, Bella Glade, Fort dent at Georrla Tech. He Is lng four snllei of six to ltMneh Fir# services are also being Pierce, Lake Wales, Sterhnm studying under the work-study ,* e a i t Iron atalat, installation of 33 stretched 'to 'm e e t” t h ’ ‘'incr«‘sed ^ rt^ Fwiaeola, plan whereby ha divide! hia tiros - AMgiuiine and-Rar*4ota,,,„, Cleveland, also with * S i t ! f ^ g h 5 S ^ w e ! r ^ U^ " < Clevrel.nd. also with ,7 pumpt for all eight wells in the M years service;' is presently do­ in p t'v yteni. *nj the eontrur. ing a magnificent job under trying .,« o o of a new aerator at the water circumstances Plans are now be­ ait. Tha total eost of tha water ing discussed for the location of a sub-station m a more central area iprovementa was giM.ooo. otitaiie of the congested lustFebruary 1 of this year saw the and nets district. • i '.*mg of a »* v 75 bed hopltal Recreation facilities are Item* Occupying a two dry block area, # t h e three story, concrete and brick tha: mujt not be overlooked in •trueture ii diagonal!* across the municipal growth 1952 saw major • t m t from tha New York Glanta* projects completed. The Sanford Mayfair Inn and overlooking Lake Municipal Stadium designed by the Ifonroo. Tha *1,250,000 hospital !■ late Elton Mouchton, architect, waa constructed at a cost of 3135,ooo, The stadium stats 2,000 with an additionil 1,000 In bleachers. t i f HP ti| AC K Hl l t S Considered on* of the finest and P A S S I O H P L A Y best lighted Class D baseball fields in Florida, tha stadium Is also con •i • r m verted fo a football field in the fill - . it * T \| and winter. It is here that tha l Ah I WALES Mlnneapolii Milters and tha Rich- C M mA # ’ • r practical field application. Mrs Ruth Buckttaff of Cleve­ land, 0 .. la visiting her brotherin-law and alitor, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tonsy. This Is h«r first trip to Florida and she is much In­ terested in ths state and Ha beau­ ty. Mr and Mrs. Roy L. Hovrall • pent the wfefce-jd Visiting thtfr so*.,: '!itk Src.-ll and tw« children In Jeekaonvtlla and Sir. and Mrs Roy L. Howell Jr. and ions Milton and Stanley in Waycrosa. Ga. Miss Mary Ann Bohlayar of Jacksonville seas called home by the serious illness of hsr father, the late Weller Bohlayer. She will rwmoin her# with her mother, untlj after Eaitor. Mrs Harmon Dufur of Hous­ ton, Tex., Is visiting her father, R E. Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Kemp wero In Jeckaonville, Sunday after­ noon, visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Chance have purchased tha Sfebert houseHe is currently attached to th* Sanford NAAS. Mr. and Mrs Georg* R. pstterton of Winter Park war# In town, Monday, calling on their friends. Bobby Taylor. US Atr feres spent fh* ne-kend with his grandmother, Mrs. W. A. Lowe, returning to h’s duty station In Albany, Gs He wss Just back from special schooling which had taken him to Cstlfornla and Nevada Mr. and Mra. I M. Church, houscKiieata of Mr. and Mra. H. M. Glnaon ware honored with a dinner, list Sunday glvsn by Mr. and Mrs. J. L- Hobby of Sanford. It was |n th , nature of e ferewell as ths Churches plan to re­ turn lo their home in Liberty, N. Y . shortly. Enjoying Ui* din­ ner with th, honor guests wero .Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Gleason, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ksogh and sons. Crelr, Keith and Colin, Miss Lueill# M«rn and Miss Mary Grac# Hohby. The Friendship f la n of tho Community Church held its rogulir monthly meeting, March 20, at th# horns of Mr. and Mra. Joe Smalhers on Lake Emma. They enjoyed a fir# in the big fireplace In th* apllt level house of lh# Smathera which la nearing completion. Mr. Pmatheri, presi­ dent of the organisation presid­ ed. It w-as arreed that a ham­ burger fry will he held In the church yard, April fl. Tf this la a success, tha class will sponsor a get together, monthly. It was reported that the TV sat ths gToup purchased for ths usa of community shut-ins wss Idle at present. A committee consisting of Mrs. L W. Scott, Mrs- Elllen Willard, Mrs. Smalhsrs and RW. Keogh waa appolnUd to gat ■ w n i r to uiva py sne DAI LY agent tft Helf-moons i ; Elliptical 13. Hun 14. Little child 13 Small depreaaloa 14 Sun god IT. Constituent 19 Light bed 10. Perform 31. Foot covering « Edge 33. Injure* 34 Imports** 4 East hf south Ubbr.) s Tip 4. Football kick T. India (po*M 4 A lea shop 9. French!** 3) Tablet* used in early schools 13. ApertuST 13. Adorn 13 Hair ces lion’s neck 19. dreelt latter *1. To manage • sailboat 9d TEARS m SANFORD J v.v •! v r . 'f MRS. AMNTf PRWMI, M, w h o eatle bersclf “the hat of the sail die tramp#," 1* shown In North Hollywood, Calif., after completing * 6,900-mle horseback trip from Me inn. It took Mr*. Wilkins ViO days. Mar dofc Vataeh* Toi, acccaopanied bar on lha trip, finumalionol) a fullf carved flgura of Christ. Upon entering the park, one tenses the feeling of reverence . . . . tike entering « great cathedral. It li thia religious theme that prsvadee every inch of the lovely park , . . th at mtkea It so attractive to those who hold th at Christ and H it teachings are the hope of the living . . . < the reward of tho dead. You are cordially invited to vj»it the Park and In­ spect our firit feature . . a delightful ride out State Road 46A to Twin Lakes, 2 to 6 p.m. Sun­ day, * « M I Feature", f k s t e f a Life *d Christ, C tfca H rallgtou* feature* depict- MEMORIAL PARK 124 Meisch Building Cliff Abtop, 5*1*n Mease#* 34 Ftoten water 34. A u th o re d ' th e 3 rd O o rp e * | (B ib .) 37. C h ie f tln g L . la tie s to c k v * In d o -C h in a 3 3 M anufac­ tu re 37. Deteet 39. Rowed aa a shed* of brown 31. Oellows S3. A valley 23 Saab (Jap.) 40. Cry of | n ir IT IT vT vT i 33 40. Fel for waged DOWN 3. A com­ petitor 3. Sultan'll decree w w w m u ii M to w LAST TIMB TONMHf STARTS TtlS l, u a m U m ts? 37T: m m w 5# | W FBATUBIt TIN — l I l N FLUB SECOND VXATUB1 z-l 4T S. Persian VV> •opper eoba • joram.i wawmeemei I ing to FEATURE! 3 61 ONLY BATUBDAT ONLY ■ H u w liim KONAIOREAfitt FLUI T E R R I F IC Al a N ew LOW PRICE Gigantic Clearance on firttfont OUTBOARD $7.50 down $1.50 week EXCHANGE 10A10S 10A104 5 HP 10 HP $11.50 down $2.00 week $16.00 down $3.00 week PRICES — WITHOUT EXCHANGE ADD < » 0 0 AUTO TABLE RADIO RADIOS $| |-88 $44.88 Jaio I t Boys Or Girls BKYCLES 43 6 “ 14.00 DOWN 11.50 WEEK DO YOU WANT A NEW CORGEOUR ELECTRIC RANGE? WE HAVE I WE ARB OFFERING AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE! THAT DEFY COMPETITION. COME IN—SEE THEM-— EASY TERMS— DON'T WAIT • F ir * * latoa Teeton, Superintendent T. L. Johnson, Superintendent r{' ’;,■■-f! t_- v t,Ahi’\ a. >ij. * ■ :4k’f .k , *i' “Mighty Joe Young” ; • .TERRY MOORB Serial— "JUNGLE RAIDER**' No. 13 • CARTOON SUNDAY A MONDAY 11(11 MNl I ' . ( AHI l IT AND J l Tf Ul l has mi .oiiin I’KOIIIIIIIt JA. .IHM A WIIVAN1 MOTORS $7397 $112'8*155 Pkeaa I6M oGKtli'f-iM.■JiJK/Lfaj Jm th* LionHeart­ ed" 13 T3T rr 41. P<rt*W 43. Employ 3.6 HP Thu crowning feature of the mail Is the beaut!- France 23 “----- T ‘ S3 Extinct bird (N Z ) 34 Inherent rherantef "33 Old coin (Or.) 39 Mai* duetr 10AT1 Reverence «f T5 DON’T W ELSH TIR E SH O P 105 W. 2nd la­ ter Mr*. R. Gordon ef being in Ontario, Caro, wba spending a vacation fa war* recent guest* eg Mr. Mre. C. L. Roberteoa. . Carl Craig of Cleveland,' 0 , visiting bis altfar, Rlfg "* * ■mli'.ijT '.*>;* St. ’ Mr. end Mr*. Fred ef Wilton, Me., *r# viaiting son. Pate Blanchard on Wildmera Av*. Mr*. Ctarenee Snow, vrba a patient fn the Sembiola morlel Hocpltal, returned Tuesday anu la greatly Milt Virginia CIUs, b*sn tha guest of Mr. and Mid. . Howard Warren of Molnar for tho past stveral months, return to her home In Me, by pltn* today. ^ ,. Mr. and Mr*. Smith Davit d f ' ; White Plaint, Tty , era i f t s d s * '* -• few days In Longwwod.-• a Mr. and Mr*. Brnla Bahria W children, who have two week* with Mra. Bell Al and Sir. and Mrs. WtKam lain, have left ta Tatar* 3a home In Syracuse, N. T> Mr*. V*m* Wellmas ter, Mrs, D. Tufts, ef ton, Me-, and HollywMd, recent vititore at the htwa Mra. S*Im* Lercom and eld nefihbort on Mehta Mr. and Mra. K B. § ta * w | ; enjoyed a trip to Daytona feaeh with Mr. and Mra, Guy Campbell ■ of Maitland on Friday. vj - -i ! ^ Mr*. Cattle Meleri, ha? daugh* ' : ; tar end family whq haw b*M apendlng the winter In 39*nL a>k Joyed a trip recently ,1a Lag* Wales. Longwood resident* their aympatby to Mr. Sad Ray Fraaer, who have tuff*T*d tha Iom el Mr. mother. E S *w Away Year Tlx* Dollars Because Tour Tire* Are Smooth. WELSH TIRB SHOP !M W. 2nd Put On New Truck Rubber th Vm t W1U Give Guareateed N EW T IR E Wear And i Taw Kemp- .U 'Jul ir.Y. i i i y.i *ji i imi i ’ :>• i mi i i tneij it -1 iiiMi u r ’| ull LVXkl.l.! i" I .11119J.11 LH1 m u ' i . ■Ulter.’U. i.t ’ii. MJ »(H * killl U ui'JliidV i - M i l t'il'J TX w;n i i:' luM.1 I' lt IM , tie TMUrdsy’S Slavs* a 33. A mliw food of Chine 27. Variant of -Al" (Bib.) 14 Proeen weter 39. O ty (Calif.) U . Excla­ mation 34. Ttrdy F rl„ M arch 8 0 .1 9 8 8 , Mr. and-Mrs. Arthur Thomp­ son and Mr. and Mra. John Pal­ mer and daughter, Carol, hava returned from a viaft to Sabring, spent with relatives, Mr. and Mra. Carl Johnson, tha former is a brother of Mrs. Thompson N- Maty j ^ .J* D*, sturgis and family,” who have' been spending tha h at two months at thair home hero have returned to Connecticut. Johp H. Searcy flew to New York City Uia past weak to at­ tend tha Radar Annual Conven­ tion of ths Institute Radar En­ gineers. Searcy is connected with radiation In Melbourne. Mr. and Mrs. R. Cols of Exe­ ter, Ontario, Can., who have been recent guest* of Mr. and Mra. C. L. Robertson at their horn* on Maine Street have returned to their home. Mr. and Mrs John Dotan of Orlando were Sunday guests of tha latter’! brother, Jamea MoGreth end family. Mra. G. Caaa of Port Colburn, Mra. D. Hawkins, Walland, and CROSSWORD ACVOt* 1 Mature 3 Pin for roasting meal 9 An infective THE SANFORD Longwood News BT MRS. RUTH LAYO Building CoramltUa in tte fund raising drive At tha conclusion of tbs buiiesk*. cookies, craekart, peanuts, ness setilon the hostess served candy and' eoffe* to tho Rev. and Mrs. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Keogh, Sira Willard, Mrs. Glen Cochran and Mrs. Ted Brooklyn. Friend^ tt. Mrs « will Lw ,'i ii 1c liviii -itet th s 'is out again, after an attcak of the so prevalent virus. Sirs. C W. Waidarhold is home from tha Ssmtnola Memorial Hospital whara aha waa a patient for several days. Her son, waiter Welderheld, US Nav7 , stationed at the Naval Air Station, Jack­ sonville waa home for ths weekend. Th# newly organlted Lake Mary Volunteer Fir* Department had Ha first work out, Tuesday when a bruah fire, off Crystal Lake Ave and First St might hive developed into something serious. Mr. and Sirs. Rally Yeung have returned to their home in Fort Weyns, Ind., after tptndlng th# last six weeks hero. VIEW From ' Pompeys Head The C l N l iv m f- i C O r 'f i UK U AHI) H.AN DANA WVNOH t AMI HON MI I UH I -itiin ijur* �I A e ll V •. W SW Utility Crouds Endorse Plan WASEUMCTCf t.1. — A'rbr.T!, t1-: p'.'hL'g Intercit by hrlnglnt and Csara.a util ty cjmmlrilona about stability of ownership and hive endowed f a plan of 'thaj , ,, Krhio nal ro.-d Cx t) central Lie Th* Georgia commlulon laid it Centrrl cf < c o r g i a nailway, l>ad conferred with Frisco'official* through rrj.jr..y, u vncrili p of U had been a.»ured Iha Centnl . . . .*• . ■ uwould A *tlrl hbo' it' F .lf lf l f l ll P r f iff* Ti A* f n r l r t n » « conllnuhi #• sffMmicptR- tM4C*-*rrv TtWTV 9QNJ At 111? f :.f lid * ootsfr A aouc/vtxna w ell, I NOT O O W 3 OAtuCiNa ^ MOTHEQ S A V S TOMCIHrAWO m te r s u AW O QO CQ ^Jr 5 eASy ONHJU. VOuc Mat; im i TO ACT CRAL 1 you wece veov 1 G u e s s sw e MASTEiaFUU.OffAQ, KNOWS WMfiN I S A y N O ,i meam i r . r ^ ESPBCIAUV 3i*uce T H se e W U N T c- ' t AMV D A M C tP ^J ) -) TONIGHT.* ) ^ A X.- Eactorn Ulinoi* * fUUIroad adtiled luc Interitale Commerce Cimmiuion I ICC) that tt bad Iona maintained connection* with ho aoutheait via FrUco and Georqla Central trackage. It expressed the view tbat " laeo’l propdial would Improve aervlcc to and [rom that area. Ttte Alabama Public Service Commiiiiion laid In a statement filed with ICC that the plan would p r o m o t e Alabama'! tnduilrial growth, Improve transportation service In the aoutheait and **atabillie" management of Central. The Georgia Public Service Commiialon anerted the FriscoCentral aiaociation would be In •< OlAf. Pw m i lu far*.* ii:»e N»w*npoft»- w a n u a r t i t i a H ifb tk ar n u n ti l l * U t> * u il aarcM B *v ■ omsi** * l i l t Biga-ua Frogram I III M *i — U u lltr »:Vu Mr, Wisaru ti|w Captain H a n g a r .. II l i a W m nr Dish a*« I i II iff Mo* M.fars it;ie I d r i u»a* lltta | 11 HI THAT h L^ Iw k lW l ^ountry Vrsllt* I'aopia’a Cholca Ilon«ymon*r* L)ang«roua Anl*nm«a| M titra w a tri Daman R unfan TkaatrB 3 SACKS OZARK MUSTVJ • :** I HI soft lla Alwavf Jart UuBimuka Urlanra Viol Ian T hsalr* Tha Via* S M W Th**u * ■ m at m n iM i ■uea-On 1‘ratraia Nawa-Waatbar SZARkS PLAYIN' 11. j j ooino in it/ u / 'vfSS: M r \. - r n r v ' g g e u g g Cu b a n I WA3HSR i AT t ^ avaaiaa !:!! t t X 'tr i at l T i t Laiala TilO J a c k Baany M l U Sulltraa Maaquarea f a r it oa TV P^a^aauaa ty lin e i lia r\ wuk iovtspfua/j I COULD MAKE HSR MV SLAVE, OEMS | AtUCA/... OUR ESCAPE WOULD I 1:11 1:11 itoa mi sue ITHOOOrrTUOWfiOtfM, k I WAS V> AMO IIS IS [ coetM } white , * ra on tAymmca Cwn Tv Dnwn Irani am C awa nrkvt JMperl , ■ awa At sia ! 'i! T:0l 2 '** V>°. a:«a ;:>» li ld 1I:M S “' 10 •» Randaa. Drtftlny On A Claud J**o»*a »*or A Ladv Dial II for Muala Nlkht knitlon UnlawA Nation* I d Dancatlma ' Iln rllsn u ra till# Till Till lit! life 1:11 1:11 11 : l l FT, BENDING. Ga. LR—An An: v helicopter Wedneitlay plucked > Phcnlx City. Ala., couple. Ih< r baby and puppy from a bouhirf In the Chattahoochee niver whern they had been marooned by a three-foot rite tn the river. TteicueJ were Mr, and Mr* Doyl Lucas Jr., 19 • month - o!,|E' Linda Jane Lucaa and the famil* j pup. They had ventured out VA yards from the Alabama *hu,c* at a point oppotite the Bibb Man' nfacturlng Co. when the ri-u•? water Irapiwd, Uicjry ^ ^lie bouMC f »*«• «■ - - m ■ * I m , y _ m .. The rescue was made hy >n Air rescue (cam of the SOGih Hcii copter Company at Ft. Bcnnin* 21 minutes after aid waa requeu­ ed by the Phenlx City rol.ra Dept. Jftlf I'ie jjf jiff l:il A P T S eiM I Mafia Farm Dlgavt Nawd*y Mktla** Mar Naan Ranch World At Three Quean of Battle i i.* Toon* Tima WARD’S LONGWOOD HOTF.I. Halfway Betwean Sanford & Orlando On# Mita From Dog Track Make Raaarvattnna Now For Easter Dinner—Apr. 1 Serving from 12 noon ’HI S PHONFi W. P. 18.S2S1 PRIME RIBS OP BEEP— TURRET —LAMB —HAM. Complete Dinner* Closed on Mondays Catering to Parties A Banquets * '» * »s IN GREYHOUND RACING THRU APRIL 11 1 RAIN OR SHINE JH TL Leva of Lira for To marrow r „ c >UeV Jack Faar L a ra Story Hobart U. Lewia Cr Channel Craaaiaaea Tha Big Payalt Blaular Craaby Nrieniar uay • Haerat Mtorm On Votir Account na*et* s*aa | | jJiJ} 11:11 till I 1** Itoa till 1:11 IN tits w a a a rv cwaakbs t JACiaOIVlUB raiDAT A F T ik iaea a v a s t* * RACING Nightly a iitt v .11? . "* r •• it. Jjarka"TRano"* I f Twilight aoaga Sift Stt'iir frirntm yppar Room H,,“ ONLY 10 MORE RACING DAYS Facta F*rvm Ben Bat Wight eJ u k a I**” *"* * ,ll‘ Wu*'* ii<(. It:.. Mbs •rma^ja Call w Frayar araaa J *ok Bapart La m Inaw Mawa u l l a SEASON C LO S ES A P R IL 11 n SrUr U T ia a iT ■ o a s is * Tag* Pattern laduitry an Pared* Cartoon Tima >Cdftuna Paalivat Klddlan Hdtlaa* 8:10 iMatinees Wed. & Sat, 2 P. M. n I'M fifirtliB On A Clang Hi ur Mlaa Breeha ruaalara lnykauaa of I t are In Btlana*, u l n a in I T i . 1 ^ ' B**a W a r n At S m s Radio Farm Dlgaaa Saturday Matin** Nawa Rar Nana Ranee World at Thrra Strictly laatrumaatai 1100 Cluk Nawa u s e club JV Sony, N* Misers •nlritual /I n ti ma 1:00 T ra v d in g Woadara Wo V M. CoTo tile A ndr’a Oang c i r c l r P r a n an Wort! i t Win* Man with A Qaaatlo* iiiii ssate i toil* Buttala ath li no sky Kias rona*o li!U t i ll winky Dial tile HI-WAY 17-91 — 8 M0m floath Of SmbTotA Twa W at Al R*d Arrow v n r-n . (fing C a je Tried on As Possible ,11TOW US—The list# wanta it the college killing eeae tried re {* lines tea from Florida terioChUefce go home for the lng of Anthony (Eddie) McBride, 23. McBride, a aiudent at Florida Southern, waa ahot In hla apartment at Lakeland March It. To. Ilea raid Gavin, hl» chum, admit­ ted the ahootlng but gave no rea­ son. Gtvin had been expelled a few diya earlier becluae he ahot atlU another atudent, Dick Blackwell, la the foot, • « » * ^ Experienced l t | Atty, Gunter Stephenson I. he will seek in early trill Clarke 'Gevln, 24, Indicted for Ever mis grapefruit juice (un­ 1, degree murlar la the ehoot- sweetened) with apricot naeUrt Needa of County Roads ■' - *U EAST FIRST STREET PHONE i t TAMR8 B. GUT V • Needa of County Hoapital Q t H. JAMES GUT AGENCY L JA llB S E U T ijtaOt'ta-tatM iv Im u i ilthF f»M l! Floor fUrilfaH 11 814lMf *oA tote [! Twstto OfOlM* ‘J. Cahoot* wore • Ileal Entile Appraiaala • *Nocds of the Schools General Insurance JOHN, W. MEISCH CildkUU for Tai Aaaeiior 8eminole County YOUR VOTE * AND SUPPORT APPRECIATED s .. Financ* thoM needed Home R eptin with'm loW-eoet-FHA repair loan—No DoWd Payment— up to M m o n t h s to repay. Your loan can cover both material and labor. Yon need not be n depositor to taka advantaye of thla economical way to repair your home. An FHA Loan will pay for the following repairs and many others. • County Government • Real Estate Values [ ( [ ( "( Roaowortokop SotadM toomo AAi mw rooaui Goroft Roptfaro AiUUtaaoI m u f 1 **a * . . PhmMaa ( ] Cklataty tepiini WDUi - . - t l Valleye aad iiU eriT ’ Heotlag (1 j ■ PliBltMff » M " OotsWs WMlIs [ ] | j; FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD Pd. Political Adv.!' ■.‘.A >,.! •( ! " ' . f ' i m m, . Helicopter Plunks Pnmily O ff Boulder^ “ • » (Clii « \ SHAVE. INSTCAO/, »:aa M a ra fa e b a ro tln M H a rm o n y T im a M ill w,“ — biaci rauroxd. It oppoied proposal* 'by vario •« other railroadv to . share control of Central with Frisco, and m obtain trackage rights Over van. o;s parti of the Centra*'* to ml The control application li iehr 1. uled fof pvblle hearing*'April u el Savannah, Ga. A (Man** f e . AtChoir* World Al Nina Morning llatodlM Mara A Thara Por tndloa Only iiao a u t Nawa . d;ntr avan Otloab a . h Bis* Oa \ Dawn JBraakara Nawa '••tarn Jamboree awa •♦an Oaiadb O a k 'awa |Mfta At A Qtinea Aakdy'a Cbalaa a m in e DaraUa J II tin . .. Itayw ttiie i f , ™ c*u T* ■ATVaDIT a o a s ts a . Mlahay Ilouaa d a b Cant. O u la n l 1:11 R ta a rt Kdw nr da * Saw a ‘Hint ow utAR--wMv *Y DONT“voujusr< aien o ff e o a tu T , BOMBIB* ui SSf.°(V»ar- ! t! ttiie auikk u ai«h l:UO 1:11 lie-*s ter mb jte-.'<cu'w Jii" iiiat i I loctoSS •rnioAt ■ v a s ts * |i \u iSiwi10- ■OMBAt ■ ta a ia a f i l e Blga-Oa Tragram Raaaaaa SHI Rawe-Waethar T ill Tba Marata* ab a* lie s Caatala Kangaraa f i n T a tta rk IS i I t 11an.O b Program Raauma tl.-ll Nawa-Waathar 11:11 Krnla Koraea Shaw U taa Tala Land of ©urn 1:10 THC VtLICNA— OR ARE VOUTHEl BLUE T < ji Jf . 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SCOTT ATWATER . .885-00 (W H. p. Evinruda 1858 Model ................*11900 fW H. P. Elfin •••■■■■•■**“ ■32 12 H. P. Sea la * .......... liao.OO IS H. P. Evlnruda IBM Model .......................... (283.00 IS H. SCOTT ATWATER with control* ........... *15*83 *18 il ELGIN ........ ....I129J8 0*3 H JOHNSON, 1*53 Model, very (ait ... •JSMjA JS H. P. Evumida 1*53 Model, Like new ............. 1183.00 23 H. P. Evinrude 1935 Model ............. 1371.00 Alto nwny muiort torn down for u*ed parti, Keatonabla. 35 H Eler Stirtlni Big Twin New 1180 00 • Tft/tDu-iN your old boat, Mo­ tor or Trailer. —Selection of Boati — 0 Gliot. Mahogany. Aluminum and Gattor Trail*-*. • Aim m o ral used Boati and trallen. Bet the Near Kviarode Lina h r '18 ROBSON Sporting Good* _vtnrucie 6alei A Service 884 L. lit St. Phone **• Let u$_»elfor eiebana# your boat, motor, or trailer, KiUarney Korntr Boat Exchange. Hwy. 17-92 Fairbanks Ave. Winter Park, ^ 1'la. Phone 63051.___________ l* -T tL N L E £ _______________ ir t Can Manana 36' Trailer. 8 .;droom. 2 large picture winuowi. bath tub ami mower. I* ; k A* e. Trailer Court. Phone 84S-.I U • ui nay pay YOU lo ter US before yu.u buy. Open Evening* and , Sundij*. Si Eaitalde Trailer Sale*. Palatka. Fla. 1942 "WHITE" Bui. run* good, best olfer. Phone 437-E. MOBILE Cruller, 1932^nodel 33’ Two bedroom. 21x8‘i portable att ummum glass Jalouited cabana. 21x1 ' , linoleum, new sofa. too' mow fence. Price 12393, Phone 1184-J. 18—TRUCKS 53 FORD pickup for *ale or A trade lor trailer, boat, and motor. or housa trailer of equal value. Phone 9278.___________ 1949 DODGE '* ton pickup truck. Good condition, good rubber. Pnca S373 Including license. San­ ford Furniture Company 300 E lit St. • B U S IN E S S S E R V IC E S *18—BEAUTT PARLORS For ALL Your Beaut? Need* call H arriett’* Beauty Naak Phone 971 103 So. Oak Ava. {Open evening! by appoiaUn—t.) IT—BUILDING • REPAIti PAINTING flalih tag. IW O.|R alidl*g tad tag semileaning, waxing. Serving Ctaa noi* V g V & J S ? i3 S - Mary i t —ELECTRICAL CnatwUw RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. EUetrteal Cehtraetiaf and Rapalr* TV Service Canter Bendix end Craiiay Appliances 112 Magnolia Art. lfi—LIUMDBT-DIT k Ph. 113 c lea n in q ? v .'p f t .r - f K a ^. -;jit :cl23 fob &uj —Factory to Ton— Plumbing. Kresky Heating OFFICE SPACE - 4 rooms. Pal­ Alnalaam ML G. HODGES metto Bldg. Call 1184 or 1494. Visit ECHOLS Baliony Service on AU Water Pumps— YmmUrm llla fe Wella Drilled — Pump* Enclosed head. Sarpraef Fornltur* Dtaptaytd for eaay Paula Road Fhona TOO rati with plastte eodl. Plastle or and Cmifralant ExamlnatloB STORE Room - 207 W. 1st. Suit­ rayon upas. Cotton or aylon able for store or office. Will eord*. _ . alter (or tenanti. Phone 1381. BEDROOM SUITES U—SPECIAL NOTICES Rankarik Ghana and W H Cn. That make d m mi eoma true, Photo 1*8 Beautiful I? il?lad in Two-toao, ENVELOPES, Utter heads. elate- 112-114 Wool lad BL II-H O U ttS tad COTTAGES aenta, invoices. hand bllli, and NEW A Used furniture at bargain ' Mar-Proof finish. p ro g r ■ m i,_ete. Progreuive Bookeaie Rad prices. Paying top pricai for Co. Phone *08 — 403 Printing Co, good used furnlturo, adding Double firm e r with largo Mirror MAYFAIR section, Unfurnished • Wait lJUi S t rooms, U> baths, Cali 1494. machinrs, cash register. Big Cheat of Drawore III* SUPER TRADING POST. ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Stock. •RR SommoJo Realty tor Deiir1 mile S. 17-92. Phone 3017-W FREE -2 Boudoir LampT Ralph Ray, 3180. abio Remo* aad Apta. phono 87. 1*29" hand loom Haarthslde, with JUST A FEW LEFT MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING 4 ROOM furnished house. Thonc lostructlom. NEW Half price Bookcase Bed ty pin g • l e t t e r w ritin g 1808. 810.00, Phono 22S9-R after 5:30. Doublo Dresser with Mtrro* PROMPT SERVICE PAINT • 13.30 gal. T*ShirtM8 Innerspriag Mattress PHONE 31N FOR RENT or aile, 3 Bedroom egw 404 Sanford AD. Natl. Bank Bldr, cents. Air Mata —special 13.85. Box Spring house. Phona 9487-R. tie* CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD Army • Navy Surplus. 310 San> ford Avo, DINETTE SUITES INCOME-TAX-SERVICB NICELY furnished S room house, FOR FILMS, Finishing, Tape R»That Make Dining A Delight W » . H. M urray all convenience*. Must be seen cordrrsSupplies, see WIEBeaiUfal Wroixht Iron, till Celery Ave. Phone 1841 M to appreciate. Call 133-M, BOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP, 810 or Chrome Dtnett# Chied Sunday and Wtdneiday S Park Ave. Dinette Suites Any Slit—Any Color Any Stylo 11—BOOMS UPROLSTERINO Electric lT-tnch Por­ Priced lo auite YOU. . .Styled Ic Cuitom Mida Drapery and Slip OENERAL table Television. Exrellent con­ sum YOUR homo Coven. SLEETING Room, light house­ dition *83. E. R. PICKFORD. keeping. 81.00 week, up Day STANLEY KULP Alicante Road, DeRary. SAVE MONEY AND HAVE FUN Rates. 8100 A up. 420 W. 1st. Phone Sanford — 2338-J TOOl 1121 Orlando Drive 44—APPLIANCES See our complete Uae of unfiniihod Nlto Stands. ’ L4 M-9 CLEAN, quiet room. T. V. Tin T. V. R EPA IR S ‘ FKIG1DA1RE applianeei. aatea Beds. Gables, -401 Magnolia Ave, Drawer Cheats Bookcases, Deska Til 10 p m Service Call* 13.00 W. and seme#. O. H. High, Oviedo. and Corner Cupboards. Fla. Phono F05-1115 or Saaferd A. Norm Ph. 1339. J. Q. Herrin, IM8-W attar • p. a . Ph. 2193-J. Licemed TechniFURNISHED ilo|1e room. Pri­ BEDDING SFECIAU clam, guaranteed work. vate entrance, bath. 1 mil* Leas AIR CONDITIONING from Air Base entrance. U89-R, Reg. Trad* WANT a Stanley Parly? Need For Room or Buildtns after 3:10. Produeti? Call 2232-J. Qulltop Mattren .. M*.M 84* 50 H. a PO PE CO. INC. Royal Comfort .... I I N M .u NOTICE—I have Sails and Ser­ !M Sooth Park Ave. Pheae 1448 Pra-BUt Special .. IMS M-M REA L ESTATE vice for Hie Kirby Sweeper. Eleetro-Lux. Late model, Echols Special .. 8*9 50 >4.30 Good u*ed sweeper*, all make*, VACUUM like new with all attachments. Matching Boa Spring* I t Iden­ low prices. 20li) Hiawatha at 513. Phon* 1723-R U-HOMES tical Saviags. Hlway 17-92. Rosa L Payton -— EASY TERMS---office. Still need a nr 3 Saletmen. Magic Chef gas range—like new, ECHOLS BEDDING CO. * ECONOMY 2418 S. Willow Ave. Carter lad A Magulla. Ph. 1232 RETIREMENT HOMES 14—CHILD CARE "Bod Bamberger" Mgr, 15—BUILDING MATERtAIJt In city or rounlry. Prirrx for 2 Uped Mondayi 'll] *:M p.m. 1 will keep children in my home bedroom homes it ait 11930 in­ by hour or day. Call Mo ll. cluding lot. Will build on your CONCRETE or ours. Three hednwim homes Read? Mixed Concrete. Concrete at M3im and up. fan arrange Block. Sand. Gravel. Cament 41—FA'.M AND OABPEN • EM PLO YM EN T for plans and (inancing if re­ Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quali­ quired. fications. 1*49 Ford Tractor Double Boiiom II—HELP w a s t e d -f e m a l e Sherman Concrete Pip* Co. 14" Plow, 3 Row cultivator. ATTRACTIVE I nertroom home. Pboao 1481 B R in TRACTOR CO, VA insured financing, 2% Down WOMEN 18-33. to iddren and Out west !3th St. Phono *01 ■Jw-ay tf.n •oath Payment. Complete In few week*. mall our circular* at home on RED-MUX CONCRETE commiiiion Write GIFT FAIR, Mirada Concrete Ca. Onnio Tries ready for planting. Dept. 8. Springfield. Penna LOWELL E. OZIER 309 Elm Ave. Pheao U8I 'V ilanelii; 8130 per trefj Dig Redder - pimee lla* EXPERIENCED CASHIER -Good ‘your own. Phono 8088. Offtee: 2MI g. OHled* Dr. Salary. Apply Tip Ton Super­ C 3ED BRICK market- 329 Sanford Ave. TWO CARLOADS beautiful used brick Orange, red, and burnt M—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WAITRESS-Anply Seminole Drive black. See them at SHERMAN Inn, mu*l Me over at. NEW - ACCORDIONS - USED CONCRETE PIPE CO. 1 Bedreem CeeerMe Rlwk Adult and Children's Sties VA — 8225 Down Payment fume in — l^oV — I" msIre 48—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT tl—HELP WANTED-MALE 854. Par Month P A I BUKUR'S MUSIC SHOP Kitchen Fully Equipped "Opening with old e*tabli»hrd HAYNES Office Math tea Co. 207 W. tit til. I’h. 3071 Aet f»sl in -Hnnse rolnr* »r<4 Mle lirm for ambitious nun, pre­ Typewriters, adding mietuaet. A. K. Shoemaker, Builder ferably employed. w|in want* Safe*-Rentals. 314 Ma*.. PI5 44- WANTED to buy uaad piano. U h fe J M t ^ better hiqwoW, Can* 8*n> NEW A (J7«d Disks, totoe, ChairsPhona mS-R." •' 3 * 0. yearly, “ or interview Fireproof Safe. send name, address and phone SWEENEY’* It—USED CJ/OTHING number In P n. Hoi 51, Day III Magnolia Ava. Phone 147 Iona Beach, Florida. Gray, 8 trousers mil 1, ilia ItI FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD- TWO 41 Prictlcilly new, 523 each GOODS ft*—MALE nr FEMALE 18 Valencia Dr. DeBary. WOMAN a* cook, or couple a* 33—WANTED TO BUT rook and part lime handy man. Steady Job with pltuiant sutHighlit CASH. TRADE-IN grtees USED FURNITURE roundings. Sleep in. Apply manpud (or used furaiUirtt Call non home, Plantation Estate*. CLEARANCE M4. Wmea-Muar Funuture Co —Netlce— DeBary, Phone Sanford 1317. III I . lit I t We ar« clearing out eur used department—theta are lew cash EARN S40 WEEKLY Sewing llabywear. No canvass* and Carry prices—No rehiads. RENTALS mg. Enclosed stamped, addres­ lay-aways or free delivery on ODHAM A T im O R . TNC. sed rnvrlope. Babywear, Mor­ it*mi listed below. "BuUdar* of Finer Homes" Miplf Sofa ..................... 8in.lt 55—mFARTMKNTB ristown, Teun. offers Platform Rocker .............. Lot End Tables .......................... 1.98 WELAHA APARTMINTS: r*oa* Beautifully Designed Three and 18—SALESMEN—AGENTS gnvata baths. 114 W . Pint St Armless Sofs Bed ............... 5.11 Four B e d r o o m Homes for WANTED—Retail salesman, full l/iunge Chair ........................ 3.11 Aeasea Agta. Florida Living time only. Also Commission Wicker Rockir ...................... 1.18 THkW Salesman, part or full time. 2-Pc. Living Room Suita .... 1388 PHA end VA (Gl> Financed Firestone Stores, 111 E. 1st St Contour Chair .................. 14.81 rURNUHXED darige Apt. W0 • Priced from 111.200. to *11,000 MeUoivula Studio Couch** ll.ll Silas Office—2825 So. French Ave. WANTED! Singer Sewing Ma- Electric Clock Floor Lamp . 5.11 chine Agent lor Sanford area. Electric Smokira .................. 2.9| TWO badroem unfurnished apt. Phooe 21M or 2960 Phona 432-W . Car essential. Experience help­ Smoking Stands ......................... 39 ful but not necessary. Contact Library Table ..................... 8.18 APARTMENT - 118 Elm. Phona Mr. Bulla, Singer Sewing Ma­ Dining Room Table and 8 “ VW. chine Company. IS W. Tine, chairs ............................ 10.81 Orlando. Clean aad close in 3-Room furn­ Large Buffet ................. T.ll ished apartment. Phona 818 3.on 120.00 dally. Sell luminous door Dining noom Tables plate*. Write Reeves, AUleboru Extra Large Chrome Dinette 41.00 FURNISHED apartment close in Mat*. Free Sample and DeulU. Glass Top Wrought Iron Phona 1321 or 1948-W. Dlnptte ............................ 38.00 5-Pr. Chrome Dtnett# . 28.00 TWO ROOMS furnished, 212 W. 4th 88-WORK WANTED-FEMALE Odd Chroma Chairs (New) 4.38 St. Part-Time housework. Experim­ Double Door .Metal Utility 5 Ocean F r o o t ent. Phone 309-R. in* Bay Ave. Cahimla .... . • '...., , 91* HUTCHISON Apt*. 333 S. Atlantic. Daytona Metal Utility Tables 213 Large Kitchen Cabinet .......... 11.11 Bitch, Call 2374-W. U -W O U WANTED—MALE Folding Metal Kitchen NOT A PROJECT! .................................. B.ll EFFICIENCY Apt. atr-eondilton­ HIGH SCHOOL BOY with power Tables ed. 17-12 g. city limit*. SlumberHollywood mower want* lawn mowing Plastle land Court. Headboards ................ 1 J| BUT— Homes of Rett IndMdueUPHUNE 71S-M-4 Twin Maple Headboard# .. 2.M ruRNISHED 8-room apartment. tv: Brittany Farm Homai, Early Extra Nice Wardrobe ll.ll Ultima* furntthad *10 week Amineaa, Ultra Modern, Con­ 32—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES MtieJilng chlfforobe, Vanity, Sleeping room* 15.00 week. ventional la F r • n c h Colonial Mirror and Vanity Bench ..89.81 Phoajfi 3048-W, 781 W. Third. types. DOES your business need a Utile Dresser with full-length boost? Foodmart Is now start- mirror . ............................. t . | | 3 ROOM furnllhad t o t Private ing a new promotion intended bath, eeeoen porch, gsrige. BUILT On Large Lendeeaped new — Rell-away bed and to benefit at least in btulneiiii. Uke Lots: In Um best of neighbor­ Only 37A0 mo. 4U. Park, Mgr. mattress ....................... lg.gg U you are interested In lying Student Desk ..................... n ig hood!. apt. No. 8 Phono 444-W, In call, "Chuck" Atkuuon at Office Chairs ................... 3.18 Foodmart, Phone 286. garaao apt. Etae- COMPLETE with afl the features Bithiaette (New) ............... a i l FURNISHED klUHeo. 20* Elm Ava. Ph. you have dreamed about such Baby Car-bed .................. 2.9» trie Stroller# .............................. 1,91 203-Jas eelarld General Elactrle ip• F IN A N C IA L R1dlo-phonograph ............... 24.81 FURNISHED apartmanL Phone ntiiBcaa aad colored plumbing 84—INSURANCE natures. Blttary Radios ..................... 19.18 1383. Preferred Ratoa ta Preferred Policyholders Mather of Sanford 293-89 K lat St. Pheae l i t John William* Inn. Agency 98—PIANO SERVICE 411 SaAfard Atlaatia Beak Fhona 34 L, L. sill - Plano TaehaJeUa Phona 1184 Raul* L Readied U**d furniture, apptuneea. toots. 48-POULTBT 111-ROOrtNfl.PUJM lOf Me. BmighLeold. Larry’a .Min. 181 Eaat lit SL Pboae lttl. EIGHT week old pigs, Duroe and Poland china breed. On ML Bur your Furniture are at B a rrri W— ----------* _ at i n w. Yarehouae _______ . Os., Dora Road, Bob Cirrcll, lit SL All nationally wally a ir. fur • MERCHANDISE I1U r u ? S R v a “ -a o u s ta o L D GOODS tlttira at werahatue -HOMES----- <1—BjtUii .too' u a AasAa.sG*<> FOR SALE—By owner 3 bedroom Alexander & Stringer home. Ideal lucatlun. Maylair Real Estate <3 Insurance Section. Very reasonable. Call Mrs. Lourme Meiaenger, Atioe. Mrs. Esther Ridge, 317 or 1343-R. lor Magnolia Ave. Ph. II 3-Bedroom house. Lake Mary IF IT IS REAL ESTATE No down payment. Immediate ask Crumley A Moalettfi possession. Kitchen equipped. al 111 South Park Pbeaa 771 Phone 1R20-J-3. They Kmw TWO bedroom house. Well kept corner lot. flew paint. Honest LAKE FRONT HOMES value. Price 8M0U. Owner 1301 Where you may enjoy swimming. E. 4th SI. Boating and fishing. Six beau­ tiful Homes to Choose From. Prices: 548,000, 527.500. (2) $22,. 2-STORY House, suitable for 2 nr 930., 118,300., 817.500. 3 apartment* at 307 Magnolia avenue First Baptist Church, Thune 1281, HOME AND INCOME 13 Room House, completely furn­ ished, Close-in. May b# used for • 4 - LOTS Rootnlni House, Boarding House “ " — ------ “ o.ooo.So, NICE SUBURBAN LOTS, South, Phone 1915-W OTHER INCOME PROPERTY as Ariartment Houses or Bus­ LOT In Plantation Eitalea, De Such iness Property, yielding Ex­ Dary, Fla. Fur particulars write, Mrs. W. D. Stmpsnn, 110 cellent Returns on Investment*. W. 2nd. St., Sanford, Fla, RETIREMENT HOMES From 83.000 up. L#t us know your needs, site ami type of home 87—BROKERS and REALTORS wanted, price range or other Infor­ mation. We will he glad to furn­ 51,000 DOWN 3 Bedroom, Cement Bloch, bath ish details. Lome to FLORIDA and half, nice section dost lo where you Use longer and your dullara go furlhcr. High School. Price 111,300. F ri„ M arch 80, 1086, CO.MPANT SIGNS PJ BAHTOW lib - Tha Chemical Co., tha only' phosphite producer which' hevo contract trouble du summer'* hectic itrlkef,1 signed 1 new iwo-yaer oact-wHR the Iniernetional ChcmJeel Unto* (AFL-C1D). S r** The new contrtct call*.-J^A i tmmedlsfe pay boost of 19-11 an hour, an automatle Incrag 8 rente a yaar from nu»r aj ment of wiga cliiilflcll paid holiday on Chrlstmae ava nlher fringe hentflU LET us show you a comfortable See us for French Ave. Property. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN two story home. 2344 French Ave. J. W. HALL, REALTOR Retirement Humes with puttering "Catl Hall" Fhdnt 1738 room and citrus trees. Lew cash price or terms. C. A. WHIDDON, RR. WE have several types of going 8***8 Eetale Broker business and commcrical pro­ .. V. E. Dongles, V. Donglaa, Rnby E/m iR im a pertyHaleeaen 111 S. Perk Fb- 1281 Acreage, lakefront lots. V W. fl. “BUI" RTEMPER Reatlnr — General msnraaee S t Camp+my Guy Allen, Aawitiaie Arlrtt* Trier, Associate Phon# U29-A. D. Peterson,Broker Phnne m i 111 N. Park Are. Associates • A. B. Peterson Jr., P. J, Chtsterion. Garfield Wtl. letts. John Melscb, R W. Wil­ BALL R EA LTY liams. Haiel M Field. A. C Doudney, Land Surveyor. RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. HARRISON RF.ll. RROKERS OUT FROM TOWN R. D. Olghleyman, Assnelata 2W South Park A?a. Phene I Lots in Loch Arbor for 5400 esch. SACRIFICE to acres of land. 7 acres tiled, 3 bedroom, PhUlips built, deluxe 3 acres wooded (Ideal for home masonry home In beautiful tile.) Price *3300. Wynnrwbhd section, Kitchen Is fullyy equipped. Floors have Juii Juil NEW MASONRY HOMES been sanded lo perfection. Ex 175(10.00 tn *9500.00 tenor bet been painted with qual­ ity malarial. Surrounded by won­ See mir Iwo and three bedroom home* ready for occupancy, derful nrighbors. This Is a rest terms available. Location 808 buy at 512,Vki. The terms arc 813 East Fourth Street flexible Down payment as low as (1500 wHh Immediate possession. Robert A. William*,, Realtor Raymond Lindquist, Asaeelaie Phooe 1673 Atlantic Bank Bldv. S e m in o le R e a l ty W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO IMI Park Ave. Phone 27 or 145 R BTUIEM ENT HOME 3 B»<lrnoinj. Living Room, Dining Room, Electric Kitchen and Florida Room. $11,300 — U9> Down. Dry Cleaner* and Laundry Nclang *700 par month. New. modern equipment and living quarters. 427.300 — Attractive Term* ano F E E T ON HEA U TIFU L St. Johns River nigh Rank stl.non Includes small concrete block house. PAINTING ALL KINDS Phona 3184 Day* "TeDWm4o Hsp.Udy.fen Jcney#tr One visit to o u r pl*i you'll (IlHcwver why nent, com plete line of I Inj? supplies will ftl hill! From flooring to! ing, wo have itt HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YAI-M) • BRUSH and SPRAY IUMH» V Af 4( 1 <1 - TED BU RN ETT l o m i N ic h t, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Printing company. .Modern eompment In idaal location. Good in­ come, attractive terms. IDEAL FLORIDA LIVING Beautiful 3 Bedroom, 2 tile bath home, overlooking spring fed sand bottom lake. Completely modern. 8 minutes from town. Prlee 127,500 Owner financed -----;t FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY DICK M APES ^ GENERAL TILE CONTRACTOR DIAL Sanrord 2I98-W Consult A REALTOR First CULLEN ft HAHKEY 1M N. Park Ave. Thou 2313 f LOTS Just outside of dly 103 x 103 Seasonable - ?' MU TERMS A N D ■onea — Lota — Acreage OZIER REALTY CO. Laura B. Oiler Reg. Heal Estate Broker JI01 So. Orlando Dr, — Ph. 1888 NEW RETIREMENT HOMES With natural kitchen cabinets, large lots, good garden soil. Con­ venient to town, and near fishing Uke. 11900—WITH TERMS NICE BUILDING SITES In town or small tracts outside of ally. Some can be bought, $10 duwn »and 110 month. EFFICIENCY ApartmtnL Suit­ AND available al maonable form d o w n able for bachelor or couple. prices with thw bait flnlnctng Country 2 bedroom home, nliaderi Private bath. Aerosa from Post A with minimum down-pay­ lots. In good repair. Office, Manuel Jacobson. ments. $4300—COMPLETE PRICE 3-ROOM apt Bath, screened eh. 710 W. lit. St. Phone WIDE CHOICE River frontage and camp a Ite WaObera C PR HIIpa, Jrlocation. Threu room furnlihed apert mem. lie] Metnoita. imi.oo Since Rota L Ptytoa, Broker monthly. Phono 1073, Robert AAmabelle B. Headtree*, Associate Builder Williams. paoplt. Alberta J. Hall. Aeuelata Phone 1971 17-81 at Hjiwetha 1 Bedroom, lint floor apt- AU la Loch e U / 1 0 / N G N E E D S SHERMAN CONCRETT ^ ■ P IP E Otrt Wott 13th SL 50% UP T O D ISCO U N T EXCHANGE 570-15 710-15 500-16 Phona 24 $14.61 15.96 14.29 FEDERAL TAJP $1.09 1.16 1.05 • f*Av • USE OUR fcUDUET T 3 F V * new furniture. Phona llii-U. . The Want Ad Departnaat ta 2-ROOM furnllhad cottaaa. Ap­ ply aaitr On*ado Dr. 43—ARTICLES FOR RENT apen from X18O e. m. until l:IO p. FOUR rental home# in George­ town, Located on tarre corner RoUaway, Hospital a n d B a b ? a . each builneaa day axeept Sat- LOVELY radaeoratad apartment!. doubis lot. One * room, s * 4 1717 Park Ava. Phooe 1743-J Beda. Day, week or Month— n w r c i/H y rntm end t ten ronm homai , Tel. 1481. FumUurt Canter— aft amoon. DeadItna for FURNISHED Apt- Close la, 613-IT AH h. Inside hathsroems, 11* Wait First w. P. SMITH MantWv Jneom of 890.00. En furnlshad aairtraenl. FOR RENT — Dragline and opera* week-day (naertlana la 5:00 p. a*. 3-ROOM IN?A py-h Ph. I174-I ceflem in v v m er *1 •') ■ Cloiejn, ill E. 8* ot. mou interested write baa ( 8 1 tie tor by Hour Week or Month, n u n saa* w u u f i n e 4414. k m fnaiiwalta* Ga*i IgRlafP 'WPiMk ^ <. 1a »v( Hunt-McRoberii, \ STATE DISTRIBUTORS FOR DENB1AN PHONE I1U .,v*w i - x ; -m �T I- • » • v ’f"f r»fr ........................ ■ . y: . ' ■ <, t .. ' . • • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER : ■. I — ANNCAL TO bTuL« LDITl ANFORP. FL wKIDA. MARCH, 1936 XLVIII j£d.n Be Seen. Through New Ideas, M any Improvements » »” t Y O W ELLS * < .*; . . .t •' . i W here To Go For The Names You Know m u m n m fw 9 PALM BEACH • ARROW • HICKOK • PHOENIX • TOM SAWYER CABLYE NARDI8 LEVINE • GAY GIBSON • MUNSINGWEAR • STYLECRAFT BAGr • BLOOMFIELD • L’AIGLON • SURE SIZE SUITS • FOURELL Cattle Roam Seminole Count? pasture lands Palms frame Sanford’s City Hall • LYNBROOK » JACK SQUinE • SHIRLEY LKB • LIFE BRAS • HANDMACHER SUITS w r r rr • MAJESTIC • VAN RAALTE • SANS SOUCI . ‘ -----H ^ T ^ : rl 1 \ .* • A • . McGr e g o r • HELEN WHITING • WHITING AND DAVIS BAGS • MARJAE OF MIAMI • A U a OF MIAMI STETSON • MARTHA MANNING • C1RILO JANTZEN • GOSSARD MARK TWAIN • SUN SEEKER • CANNON • WESCO AND CLEMAR HATS • • • • • PIECE GOODS BED LINENS TOWELS TABLE LINENS DRAPERY FABRICS A MILLION DOLLAR vlcor looking over the St. John*. River and Lake Monroe. Swim Suits By Jantzen K •'* : . w <tT )&■***» A. I 'V w v O ./AUt 'iV a H O .V/ BtiTANY 800 w P M il, A n d Brilliant , Sportswear fetalnole County Court Houee � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 30, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 30, 1956. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 30, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c54dbfa99eec292cfba5e656fadf59d3.pdf fcf930efa0675f49e7b322ebd8dac324 PDF Text Text I --------- - • •• ,#/#/**> 1 FROZEN SPECIALS VELDA B L U E B IR D IC E C R E A M KINGAN’S RELIABLE TENDER SMOKED # % V ORANGE 1 JUICE 8 # % QQl «*©i. CANS J g 'g D IX T A N A \ LYKES SUGAR CREEK 49c fURKEYS 691RIBS i.h . M EATY EACH SWANSONS REEF POT ROAST TV. 1 0 t o 11 lb . 59< 1 35' ^ 89c VI lb . tip CHOPPED SPINACH CHOPPED COLLARDS CHOPPED MUSTARD FRIED CHICKEN DINNERS S W E E T T R E E T S L IC E D M A X W ELL H O U SE SPARE brid m#v Prlu M il Jr«ll0 T il & - "0O 0D BATIN’* HAMBURGER 1 KINOHAN'S RELIABLE CA N N ED P IC N IC UAUC 3 * L b s. SC O TT C O U N T Y t1*os. CANS WITH Ifi.Of) ORDER S U N S H IN E K R IS P Y LYKE8 PALM RIVER SLICED 1IREAKFAST LbcAIS 1 ^ SOLARINE <4 11.99 FLOOR WAX PINT FREE W IT H PU R C H A SE OF QT. FO R CHOICE WHOLE FRESH CRISP FLA. LIBBY'S LARG8 HEADS ROAST BEEF £ 5 1 ( | "33" BLEACH MUSSELMAN'S CHERRY PIE MIX „ »35* LIBBY’S CORNED BEEF DELMONTE STEWED ROME |7 « t Potatoes L | l A S 90S Can TOMATOES 2 3 C _______ H 2 9 t BETTER COME OUT , HOME LAUNDRY SIZE Tide J TAK E A PEEK! REYNOLD'S (WITH ORDER) SH U R FRESH ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ .-i'_ \f’ ' wm AIR CONDITIONED. WIDE AISLES FRIENDLY PERSONNEL REASONABLE PRICES CONTINUOUS MUSIC FREE PARKING I �.SKI HEffl • j-WHKQ' •— 1 Shop and Save h Sanford Weather ® h£ Partly rtoudy and coatlanad warm todays somewhat cooler ton Iit ht and Friday wild • (a* ik ta m . I j r r a l f t | AW fNDKPEHDBNT PAILT NKWBPAFCTj A m wrinted P w w I itia a d W ir» C a U b fa tiM lM M VOLUME XLVI11 Sem inole Registrations N o w O v e r 1 0 Thousand C ofC Shown proposed Route I The proposed route for IT-92 extending from Frrnch Ave. at Lake i Monroe, across the lake and into Volusia County through Enterpriie and Drftary and to join the present route two miles smjth of Orange City, was shown to the (Chamber of Commerce members attending the Coffee Club this morning, John Krtder, Sanford City Com­ missioner, who made the propoial to the Long Range Highway Tlgnservices of the 1 ning Committee headed by J. _ Good , , Friday _ Seminole County Mini* If rial A.so- Rr , odh, m tn lh, |roup ttm elation will be held tomorrow at ,.w „ h>d hvoMh„ , rljon Good Friday Theme Revealed As 'Love {peaks From Cross' ,oh* | F' ? L P? ‘ ir,# rlf n„ CTUrfH in tom the Orange City Chamber of V e r l o wnihe Commcrcfc and the Mayor of O r'• J sZ t t ? • » » City. "They tell me." sard, with fir. IV. P. Brooks Jr„ the Khridrir- “th*' lh.ry T ” dn iny1k|n* Rev. Milton H. Wyatt, the Rev. 10 m»1*' " " nc* routc * Lucan W. Scott, and the Rev. re™l\ We hope that within M days the \T. G. Mclnnis presiding. The three-hour service embraces Stale Road Department will audiothe seven last words from the rite a center line to be located far . . ............... Cross . as spoken by .... the _____ Savior the proposed route," Krider tnlii EXPRESSING APPRECIATION FOR THEIR rooperatlon and aaatalanr* Is Brigadier General tluSeten minister* of Seminole1 Seminole County Clumber ol licit fi. White, Assistant General fur Klorlila nt far left. With the'General am (left to right) ’Chief Cnuniw churches will hi-ine the Commerce members. Deputy Sheriff James Singletary, Cant. Jo*>ph 0. Ilryant, Cant. Johnny Ktofrhek, and Cnairnun of the meditation The service has been "There O comlderibl# pressure Seminole County noai.l of Commissioner* W. n. Miller. (Staff Phot*) divided into seven complete 23 from the west aide of Seminole minute* period* In order that County to atop the highway at Five everyone may be able to attend Points," Krider »akt. at least one portion. "We’ve brought th* highway to , rrngram for th* aervtce is at Sanford and now we mu*t get it out again," Krider said. fallows; The Sanford City Commissioner At 12 noon th# theme of the Ji-mlmtle portion nf the service told the Chamber nf Commerce "The.Department nf Agriculture will be a quartet with Fay l.ee member* this morning that con­ nf the Slate of FlonJa is the only text, "Father forgive them for! uderablr interest is being shown department of the Slate which fin* they know not what they do." from every ride, especially from taken from Luke 13:21. Meditation Deltary, Orange City, Enterprise, Cleru Jo Proudfoot, the 4 'i aners itself," L. II. l-ewi* told the will be spoken by the Rev. David and right here in Sanford. sear old Miami MU*, chosen n* Sanford Kiwani* Club yesterday at ft. Camefix. ’J,e gueat anloisl We must cooperate and push this ,(lf | f ; s»tlmial Easter Seal H* noon luncheon meeting. will he Mr*. Jamp* Rorard protect to its completion," he con- girl, who rriently charmed I're.l. "H receises no mlllag*," *aUL At 12:33 p. m. the theme of th e 1eluded. dent Eisenhower at the White Lewis as he explained that out of| W ^erond 23-minul# portion will be. | -----------------------Rouse, will be ■ guest of l eulral the HI division* all except three or ' ” 'Love Unrondlllonal," with the \ / ; I •. w / ; j r Florid* Society for Crippled four pay their own way. text from f.uk* 23:2t, "Vertiy i| V i o l e n t W i n d , j n o w Children at a *peciul Good Fri"We are roncernrd with a good aay unio Thee, today »hall thou C a A . _ , T i s H t ; * , , ! * / . day luncheon to bn held tmuurios* merchantable program fur the be with me in Paradise." Speak- J l O r m S C o n t i n u i n g at noon at th* Langfoid Hotel in farmer. ’ he said, "heeausa we ing the meditation will be the » h J J J ,,,- .* . A . . . . Winter I’ark. want la be Itealrd as a public aerRev, R. H. Spear. Guest lolmsts * 0 M l d W C S t A T G O S The dutch treat luncheon 1* be- sire.” wll lb# a quartet with Fay l^e Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS it held in Clara Jo'* honor. With Lewis, director nf all State IJavl riCarnefix, Tommy Stringer, wind .Violent .. . and .. an-aw .. storm,. »•■>e young lady s*ill be Ronnie Farmer* Market* and Cattle Auc* and Joe Cngge*h»ir ringing. 1 which •truck crippling blow * ves- K.-rtirao,"executive dirertoi nf the lion Markets, explained the organ The third 23-minuta portion of tm lav to northern sertions of Ihr i ilpplrd Chihlien'* Society In Ml- Ration nf the DrimUment of Agrlfh# lervic* begin* at I2:.V» svitli Midwest, ronlinued their assault H,„(i nl)1j Clara Jo's mother culture, the Inca IInn of 111* market*, j *fK’n , ' , tw,ivMr*. Harold Appleby, rlsalrman and the sarinu* dislrions and their VV* **Cn u Manyrommunitle, In four stale* Easier Real cairjiaign In purpose*. "W# have atrlct InMnicJohn ***^?*-u ►?*“ !!!:=*»••.DrtbU»/«rrftneM)l* tn4 W®: fe.miuolk lountyi .nd vice- pi#*l- tlon<," L#wl* «ald "Not In'make • r-ivnwlrt-w#r* virtually paralyzed rf..,,, ot T»1C Central Florida So- a profit, He are a xersleft" Tha meoitaiion win o* ns me Rre, J, W. Parham, guest xolnisi M)lr|JM Will b# Dirk Aiken Them* Ih# »er\ p. m. with Mrs. Appleby, Son Lewis Tells! Kiwanians To Attend Luncheon OF Agriculture Dept. For '56 Seal Star ■*hd wriod. Why hast Thou forsaken me." The Rev. P. L. Sinrv ssill deliver th# meditation. Guest solol»ts are: Mi*s Caroline Mrlnnis, Mr*. Roy Mann. Robert Crumley, end Clifford MtKibben Jr. Fifth of the portions of thr three-hour service begins at 1.40 p, m. with '># Ibeme " U s e * J;nnntie» " - text I* takrn from John 11:21 "After Ihis, jBeiua. . -said. I l.’N .l." rhaplam X)nn. Arnold will spci> the medi ^ Ution and the guest toloDi will CJiarle* Morrison. Sixth nf the »erie* service* be minute portion* of th# »*rvie* will begin at 2:33 p. m. with the theme "Love’i Surrender.” The text "And when Je*u, had rricd with a loud voice, h# said, Father, into Thy hind, t command my spirit; and paving said thu*. he gave ghoit," U taken from up Luke 23M4-4#. The Th* Rev. Lewi., C. L. ■Jl-tch will speak Ihe meditation. G u ttt soloist will be Mis* Gene NuantUy. Approprlile h.vmn,, p r a y e r , aeripture reading and organ interhide* will make each 23-mmute portion a complolr service in It­ self for Fie benelit nf businei* people, houjewivei, and worship­ pers who e*nnot attend more than one portion of th# three-hnur z^ood Friday Joint service. 2-Hour Conference Between Ike, Dulles Clo*;e< Yesterday Forces To Quit Post Colorado and Kansas southward REVKJWIK. Iceland P - Ire. However, ihrr# wa* ronsiderahle dust In the *ir In svesiern T e tn land's I'irllanient has called on and parts of Oklahoma and Kan­ I ’ A forces to quit this North \t sas. lanlir defense post Hie more "Are the *ieat finale of our pro­ _gram ........... .... .. of ............. ... " Speaking the many *giirultural group* nf the Slate |)f . Wr „rr happy ha , to H(,rl work Explosion Blasts Plant Into Rubble 'Rosy' Ryan Guest April 7 At C Of C Coffee Closing Club This Morning Date with these groups for we have Tiil* additional number of n fw 'rtrl" n h* c l ,r ' nr# l,1^,' en,• « • registrations brings our total vot­ when * 1019 Mack tractor trailer, ers list to over ten thousand she nf Jacksonville, and belonging In the Winn-Dixie Store* of Jarkanrt* said. , Mrs nrurr emphasized that villa pulled off to th* side of th* A|)M| , ,, c|l,\ing l|a|# fnr mail and waa struck by a lflM registration for those wlm ire WbR* Sami tractor and trailer qualified to sole In thr May g driven hy Albart ft. Cion**, 21, of pHmnry. The books Columbia, I. C. are open a llh e offlca of the Sup-1 *rh. White tn.ck .truck tha 0.r ,,f Hegisttatinn n the rf„r nf th, wjth Hamaga C l* . ,,f , |?tnm*rLC . n'ulllnr from th* amaihup amounting tn 11 l,luk* *. . r* about |300' to th* rear af th# ,0 | h*l.p D'e I'lggen vole In Semi, n(fk aivj tboul gf^oo la ( * I'lsiory said Mr*. th, w’hit#.. Th# anliia front sv*a nr" ^,’■ heraus# nf the io 'r« “»< torn from th* Whito truck in th* »h,m'n ln rrgtalraliiHi up to the |ccid#nL I " ‘" l ^ i l; 8 domfu ,ln. <*s,nmlnex!l hope ,,w# can do u agxm next - V l / " P e.pl, .re coming Clonl. w a. charged with "(a ll. r|l,,,k ,hrlr r r „,M„ , iim , m1 ura to § have hi* vehicle unde# Seminole County registration* Two accident* wer# reported him exceclril leu thousand, said r , mllu Rruee. Seminole hy Florida Highway Patrolftiaia t ouniy Rupert icor of Rrgistra Y <r| Williams this morning, n „ j* ..a noth accident! Intafirtj "follow* Mr*, nmee uiri lh.it IH naw . * registration* were made la st|ln* too rlo*. ’ he laid. night in Oviedo during (hr two The first accident was at 4 hour period that the registration Vriork yesterday afternoon Just book, were at the Oviedo t V 10llth of S, nf,)rd , t Flowing Well “ •..... . css-sw-.;»* » « » <Williams a' lanford, (lowed right turn was being and th* truck Traffic Deaths Keep Going Up with blowing «nbw. Wind* ranged over Conservative nnpositloo II from 23 lo to 30 m.p.h. and gust* gust, tn a*’ a* co cd that inai all an NATO. force* " n ' "r he .p.h Temperatures ddropp ro p p e d , pulled nut "in sims nf the altered tn m.p.h ,_____ .situation"'since ,1 10.1 Si that 111,1 tune Ihli to far below freezing. 103t. At Ptlirr northrrn nt:dwr*l slate, the United Slate* ami I'-r'ami open Irom It In til p. m. Alio, I HTlTTERERg FORM CLt't! AUSTIN, Tex pp)—Stutterers at, th* University of Ttxa*. be­ lieving iflf-rldlcul* Is on* of Ih* b**! forme of trsatment, have organised thamselvee into Tha Spit and Sputter Literary Soc­ iety. The society meets wstkly and member* taka tu n serving la chairman. „ .... •he reminded, the local SupervDnr ** ,h# *nd I I* *• the of llegislrallon offir# wdl be open ,tn | rk. n e t Tuesday night from 7 to II Cr.ar**-* • ' a ml-;g (II»d againtl Re-Open Tuesday wjnj, (-|u|, in rj (),f or busy 30th and Market Street see 1 'F ebruary w». Ihe 1211. month All of Ihe Seminole County in a row lo ahnw mnif npALna t , nl(Mlon ,tf dlr(.f | , hv |pl,)n hj, ,lon. School* will rinse lhl» afternoon than Ihe *am# month o t th* pre* itld(cn„ don-, rare „ hn dor>' u ,e *t three person* al Ihe rnmplellon nf the school enliog year. day tn return nn Tuesday morn­ what as long as he doe* it right." missing and believed dead. "Death* ar* now gnlng up f»*U ing at Ihr usual hour, Sttperiner than the inrrr**e, In.. lra \r|, *o , tendenl of Public Insirurtlon Hayth* only roneluaion is lh*i people blir(1 T> Mj) wr# i U IH thl« mornai# driving morp rAr«)lr«»ly. Jnu Hie council slid motor vehicle T|(), ichool, wm hi eloted ^ fataltiir* In February equalled the Spr|n„ holiday*, he said. .11 tune high for * February. It, Seminole County school* will be reported 2,(110 American, were closed (nmnrrovv and Monday anil killed, Ihe tame number as in K||| reopen again nn Tuesday ■supporting . . . . . . . February In IRtl and IDS2. morning, Mllwee said. the toint Ireland defense force, li when tha fir* siren started, He l*'* rntild see there were The inti in February nf Ihi* year refused on security grounds tn *re-, left home on th* double. Wlitn Jjniken window*, unaahed aniiimo- was 18 per rent higher than In rONfltTBNfKT cif.v the number of men Involved, ,| ftl, . . . , „ , rl.,h,.i *caltcrc-.i debris, February J933. Some nf Ihe InPHOENIX, Aria. b1*)~A hurfThe resolution •aid the defense , ( scene nf Ihe explosion wa* rrrase wa* attributed to the extra lar luoke Into a lumber company, treaty ihoul l he revised *o that |,' n hloek* west nf the Hrhuvlklll dav in Ihi* leap year February, a,ipeaiently began <o dismantle Icelander*—vvho have no army ot bai-kyard fire w*« out «f River that aeparair* the downtown Rul, th* council said, It wa* Ihe Ihe safe, changed hi* mind, pul' navy at present—would lake over control. II* phoned th* fir* truvk portion o f Ihe cny from Wait large*! monthly percentage in- it hark together and left without Philadelphia. Inereaae since June 1131. their own defense*. taking a thing. to rum* help him put it out. Aero,* the street from the Mail­ ed building—Ihe milling Itng plant of ^ -----------------j the Tidewater Mill *n,| Elevslor . ... T o—the new Philadelphia IrlphJa Bull,_ ' ' V tin four-story building took Uie full fury of the blast. Windows were reduced to glass powder, ceilings f*l|, partition, were hammered out nf shape and office furniture wa* overturned. Th# force ot the blast lore down communication* line* on Market .Street, knocked electric sign* off hutlillnjs and showered Ihe ires W’tih frigmcnl* of metal in,I wood. Th# explosion wa* fell 23 mile* away. The City Hall awilrhlioard reported in estimated 23.000 (cl#, phone call* were received in a four-hour prlod. Workmen in Ihe demolished p!*nl'* warehouse said they were slive "hy a miracle." An employe nf a nearby business place said "It seemed as if a train roared at us and Ihen burst with hellish fury." -WASMINGTOV iP -A fwn-hnor eente'enee between President Ei­ senhower and Secretary nf State D-tlle, followed closely yeaterdav .plFonhower’i r e t u r n from hi, "f*t|le Summit" meeting. .' Dulles laid they talked oyer "an aenm ulatlnn ot buslneu,” hut he dvllned tn glva my detail*. He jftH no urgency waa Involved, . ISi* two met a t ihe While House IU Imur* after Elsenhower r#firned from While Sulphur Inringi. W.Va There ha hid met with E r a a t d e n t Idntfn Run CnrttMa - af llp ilea and Prime (center) addresses th* Sanford Kiwanls Club at mtalstar Lent* S t Laurent ot yesterday's noon luncheon meeting. Rsndy Anderson, who Introduced Lewie la ihown on laft, Kiwani* Club President A- L. Wilson la on the right. (S tiff Photo) „„ „rtl, n t.n r F .rm , 'ii"’ u ,"u ^ ,,f , , u n i° " 'nr- 'T . nnrth. ° f "*nr° rd ■b° ut ^ . . mw night to Fern Park, Mrs. 'eighth of ■ mil* north af the system ran ront ' ilrure said today, and they will rlty limit*, an automobile an4 * future." Our farm system train Van war* invoiced In • ealIU ing ramp here, several years ago,, lie loeated at- lire,, Prairie take, GMG wa. known to be the l>o,t In Ibo A-rierlran Legion Hut Nest Wed- slon. According to Patrolman f^r) United Stales, ft............Id "We t.rsday night U,e re g l.tr.lion bookl ssill be located at ill# Geneva \VIttlums, a , 1060 Pontiac Coupe, niizrardlike condition* wrre re- The Communist • supported rr< eclflahly. Lewis derlare.l, lie ron last niglu and rill a 10-block swath! fncu*r,! attention on the long opporlei early today in Ihr Dakota* nluUon was a.loultd 31 1ft 1*-t m^ht r | ;„|r ,| |„, addreaa hetme ihe K of damage through Philadelphia'* ! • •*rr* c^ nl*' "itb this *t*iement license* from 14 to II. Accidents Involve Following Too Close By Two Vehicles - \V. D "Rosy" rtyan, General Manager #f the Minneapolis Miller. baseball nrganlfalion, was guest of the Seminole Cm^ty Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club this morning. Speaking to on* of the largest groups lo atlrnit the Colteo Club gathering*, besides Ryan were Chamber of Commerce President George T«uhy and City Commislinner JWin Krider. Touhy, speaking on the progress of Sanford bus)non men and wo­ men that "being conscious of the progress, we must gear ourselves .. „ . . ... up to the problem. 11,e mad. run tills way as well as that. .cl’s (ry to gel till* community .ml county right up to the top In the romnrlliion for shoppers and bu«ine**,” he laid. Itvan loM the Chamber of Commere# (hat 31 newspaper men and TV new smen were In Sanluril yesterday for the American Assoriatlon Spring meeting. He explained that the pennant winning learn of the . variation ». host, CHICAGO *1 — Traffic death, p. m. are ining up and up Stormy weather also hit eastern wm" t leare the Mratrg'r Isla n d -r hr!pc-<l make them what they are The National Safely Connell to County Schools and southern sections of die coun an NATO member almost mid ray (U(| 4V A devaPIIILADELIMIIA m try In the form of rain or hail and between Moscow and New Aoik— ••What i* done in Ihi* great Gating explosion blasted a tour-' day fnru,rd atienilon on lb# long strong wind*. with no military force. country of *ur, must he done un 'lory gra ary into flaming rubble 'upward climb with Iht, riatement. V ^lO S C I O f T lO r r O W . i# - - * - **— -**1— ■*■' -s-•» *•*n 11sn'tj iiin_ 1 RESOLUTION TAMPA At—Tampa’* rily hoard council has approved a resolulion asking the Legislature to rnij# Ihe minimum age for regu-j lar automobile drivers' lteen,e* from 18. to 1# and for restricted ----------- 1 - vi ..T5;T>.- ir's&m .1 f v ■•-. :*, :£f- •. el’..-. •'.•••;.A tv .w .ia a I,to Smith, laid Patrolman XVU* llama. Grac« Given Bridal Shower By Friends | NEW YORK H —Grace Hfl)jr, preparing for th# pomp and eare< mony of her msrrlsge next m antt to Prince Rainier in af Monaqn, waa given an old-fashioned bridal shower ynilerday by her girl friend* •Hi* film star »how#d up at 11 neper East Sid* apartment w ilt her mother, ilater, lUler^n-laia and several other folk* from PhlL adelphls. Shower proseni* Included fRtJIt a hit of lingerie, a hearh hat; a fancy belt and a eska with tiny umbrellas. Th* party was given by Mf*. John Richsrdsoa and Mrs. Mats rolm Iteyhnld. They wll Ibe attendants nl Mis* Killy'* »»<Mln| April 18. Hospital Notes MARCH 28 Admissions Cleveland Drown (SanfordDebra Whitley (Sanford) John Henry (Qvledn) ANill Iam Scott (Oviedo) Dnra Canly (Sanford) Mrs. Betty Lucille Utley (Sanford) John Ludwig (Sanfordl ’ BIRTH' • Raby Girl McUartcr (Jack Charles, Geneva) Discharge* Barbara Alien (Mt, Dora) Mrs. t/ili Hlgginbothsm (Sanford) Emmanuel Emrlrh (De Pary) Lily Troutman (Lake Mnnrot) John Williams (Geneva) MARCH 2> Admisaioas Or.i# Mae Jackson (Altamonte Springs) Ruth Hudson (Mt. Dora) Mrs. Francis Smith (Sanford) Mrs. KaKlt RliisdeU (Sanford) Johnny Whit# (Sanford) Mrs. Ruby GrlUia (Sanford) John Karl G rig 'l (Sanford)-* Finney M. Hayes (Loniwood# Discharges Albert Cunnlniham (Sanford) rONEEERTNG WITH CITT Manager Warren I . Knowl.s is Brigadiar General Tlebart G. tt'hlt*. Asslstana Adjutant Gea#jqpl «f Flori­ da during hla good-will visit to Sanford. (Staff Photo) Debra Whitley (Stafotd) • • ■ ^ b ir t h • -v* Baby G ui laUth i m S M M b j lO&rJv’ 4 .J . .'I .-<• ■sf-.v-hV''14 • '*j& ___ Li_t'. -J-|att2..___--------------------------------- - .. i'*s*H** ■■ .1 i i . ’ . •» L Li*i - /A . 9 �I IN i i « * «**«»* It *1 ijE lU j / RATE JACESOHVHAE <* - Foremoit of the part of a Federal Tradr CommlMlon compUlnl 'h»* »■*** Foremot* used “unfair” practice! la in i m H i by absorbing olher NATU9At.LV.'N A WirH THAT CUTS TDNK3HT*J PITCHES F»OM r e AM • J Hff SBEMS TO oa pitching MS6ULAQLY JjlJ AQOUNO HSOE TOO/7*1/ ITS A JAMS AM n m VMM ad the “neahUght," Buaatrt oewert all* xr let IgMar. The craft ia • ewtpt wing, twin Jet, dual placet r. It gtna the u gam ca ef being an offaetlve tatoreeptor. i ptetw aa a n tn m Xaval AvtaUeo, aa oAdal publication. Bryant Will Push For More Colleges In State If Chosen Sorcv.AvCKuv. BUT VA\*TA*NAL SSP WATCWiH* I9 x c r s c * n jn , U 'U CA W ... O00... AVJ»T MAIMI ANWLLOW- S C « j e v ..T 'A \ wL A I * V C * M, V ' %v*OC> ENJOY UJMCMeON I B*ep v\« tcvum3 J9V TtACJOM' ccwn J ■NkHOEAMSm i ■< WITH AW t w r mum mtstiom ITS rCVMTINiHS K A P i f THS **3 M im ju trw 'isc o i* * io rK » L vcy » ZCZ£ Tyvene tsclkc By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Farris Bryant has pledged him■elf to puih for more twn.year and four.year eolltgci In Florida If tlccttd governor. In a atalamant laautd at Miami yesterday the Marion County lag. islator declared “one of the great­ est Florida needa that must be mat In the Immediate future” la establishment of community college* to serve all metropolitan area*. Bryant al.n calH for mnro four-year college* “in tho.e areas where Ihey can tin established without destroying private instttutions which are presently meet­ ing needs of their arras." The governorship candidates shifted their bases of operation today, Bryant also called for more where he'll make a television talk tonight. Gov. Collins, who hi. been huay with stale affairs In Tallahassee, motored to Fort Walton Brach In west Florida where he'll speak at a Playground Chamber of Com­ merce banquet. The talk ia billed aa nonpolitical. Fuller Warren moved from PInellas Into Hillsborough County for a full day and night of handshakIng and speaking. Sumter Lowry carried hla seg­ regation campaign message In Mayo, Trenton, Cross City and Perry In a continuation of ht*u swing arross north Florida toward Jacksonville. Hail —ZAta, THiycall m * .'M it jtaicva toNfiy' rw« coup iom i / /AfkCW’S (WuSrfTU rweaf ro v ctxaP A Xwowgef ' Whig's VlSiO.5 AKl LKMUV-, « MCOMI ♦.VOLVlPf THE . T jM wasr-i-vw^ 6tvU M l mb . Onus, not KoCWW* WWM . . C« HOW/___ ■NOW.WHOCAM That be. when MM SO BUSY? I N lV tP /> l||l||! »GUESS ti/u • t/alAsii * (,B|li WILL KNOW WHAT MC WAS 1 S e l l in g BUTJUST LET MC ; SNOW NCU MV r y. SAMPLES —<r r Ano Tm > AM0N«*yt) J UNCUS , CAPTAlNj/f HK a r .i TAMPA tJB—McKinley Freemen today resisted moves to return him tn an Alabama prison for com­ pletion of a Ufe ttrm for murder. Freeman, who escaped from a Monlgomery irlaon three years ago while working In the highway department ahop at Kllhy Prlaoa, filed habeaa eorpu* proceeding* against Sharif! Ed Blackburn of HUliborough Couaty. Fedaral pels- A M TiofOR ccT ( ’ joHN LOFA*. M ru ietirr, tag DAKIBL L u m i WE HATE A NICE IELICT10N of Blooming Potted Plants Gut Flowon* Bougutti tnd CorsagM *■ R u .ln t,, ~ t »ba Fl*. hera. The Heaped murderer w it picked up by tha FBI while he waa letting a haircut la a Divaspart, Fla., barber ahop. Freeman, who Mid ha lived a "dean lift'* during hi* three ygara of freedom from priaao, to charged with unlawful flight to avoid c m fmoment altar conviction ad mur­ der. C au rt* » a* 7 L .. l ! T ourist . . . L t f * , h ** w * <»*•"* t " r*«U* twit Paurl. « in* tor i i l l i ? . 4, rrn v iiln ^ SAVANNAH. Oa. Uh-PIsn* for the obiervanee of Armed Foreia Day l|ty 1® were made at a luncheon her# attended by military and civic leadere. * The luneheon wae held at Hunt!? Air Forte Bait, with Bril. Den. Charles B. Dough*/. commander of forces at Hunter, ai boat. Thera will be a pared* and banquet on Saturday. May 19 and Hunter baa* and othtr military ioiUllaUaa*. will display military There are 1 Wait Germany. IN THE FAM ILY ® s*v OWiM asM SM aannaP Tt* *uwse JMW'MCiM *>• ewHA» usiewee • onm wae HMMtP vs« N O SH O R T C U T S ‘tin HOer-reneeacowMUTWtcm K O O K S C L O SE A P R IL 7 t h .. You may regUltr nt the following place* Chamber of Commerc* Bldg., Snnford, S to 5 week days 0 to 12 Rat. 7 p. m. to 9 p. m ., T ubs. A pril 8. Fern Fark, Friday March 80th 8 to 10 p. m. Bear Lake. Wed. April 4th. 8 to 10 p. m. Geneva, Friday, April 6th 8 to 10 p. m. Tlo sure tn notify Supervisor of Rejrlstratlon If yon have ehtPIT«d your address sinrn registering. Just phone Sanford H i t and giv# your new address. Sem inole C ounty D em o cratic E x e c u tiv e C o m m ittee BOTTLED GAS 6 NO ‘^ 0 M B 1 0 0 -L * . C T U N D 1 * IN S T A L L A T IO N Orders Now Boing Tokon For Ceplos Our Annual Mailaway Edition............. Plaase Bring Tham In Early, So As Not Bo Disappointed. P R IC E S 25e up to Data of Fubllcotion' Induding Moiling. 25c Aftor Publication Data Does Not Include Mulling a c r u r r t s a r t w t i h i w• af r w t u i a u * Nliw* $ A?*, at Rstlrwad C r e ilf iV. j i r»Mty n*rk XOTtCB IR HERKBT fl|VKN tllU b? *5 ! t ° PLACE ORDERS EARLY! , V i Osr at Harm. JL D. lilt . O F. Msragnn A J! C’ “r‘ IKCI. a f l l r . T ,1 !' .U M FO« (ASTIR Armed Forces Day Plans Are Mode Freeman Files Habeas Corpus Against Sheriff ia n to rd PHONE s ir There are about 321.000 prong horn antelope In the United State*. UMUOVO MB ^ 1 ZYEAROI-D DROWNS PENSACOLA g* - Two-year-old Valerie Osgoo<l apparently fol­ lowed her pet dog into Perdido Ray and drowned yesterday, sheriff* deputies said She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Osgood, ol nearby rareJise Reach. Mrs. Osgood, who wat prepar­ ing to lake the girl lo i grocery when the mishap occurred, spotted the body floating in the water. •flymi. The firm still face* TFC charfl* ei that It* acquisition of 3> dairy flrmt ilnea 1931 lessen* eompetllion or erealei a monopoly. Before the hearing resume* May 13 at a »!(e to be deslgnsted the hearing eaamtner. Everett F. Haycraft, auiieated —— atlorneya — for FTC and Foremoat let tojethtr i»d agree on facta in the rate. He atao directed the trade commillion eltomoy* to he more aperifle aa to products and aaoiraphy In their complaints. ftenah F. Camaller, Washington attorney representtni Foremost, told the record In the case will shew, it Is the aovemmint posi­ tion, not Foremost*!, th*l would tend to create monopoly by buildIng "a protective. Impregnable . _ wall . . . around the larger nation. ■I distributor! . . . and protect them IB perpetuity a g iM my other n*w »«|rWil»» Mmpanlea developing Into adequate eompe. liUoa on a nalionai scopa and !;%, C IA B G I SANFORD GAS CO �THE SANFORD HERALD D io n . Mar. 29, 1RS6 Page S Reputed Party Leader Seized By FBI Agents , . A w \ . g f n n u n o CHICAGO (W •A reputed top Cotnmunlit party leader wae aelted by FBI agents on a South Side I tree t yesterday. Emanuel Blum, who the FBI aald headed varloua Communist party groups In New England and elsewhere, later complained of what he called the F B l'i "undue baste" In arraigning him before a U- S. eomminloner. "They' brought me down in an FBI ear 'so fait that »« hit a taxi. They didn’t even slop fo exoiling# credentials," he declared The FBI denied Its car was In­ volved ft an'accident. Blum' offered nn resistance and admitted his identity when he was iclied. A federal warrant fnr his arrest had been Issued Friday in Tndlanapcuts The warrant aerujed him of vio­ lating a clause In tho Smith Act making It a criminal offense to belong to the Communist party while knowing Its aim Is to pro mote th« overthrow of the U S. government through force and vio­ lence. * Heroic Boy, Sister Perish In Flames ■ |l BOSTON. If'-Tw?, '.'year - old Su»*n n ilv jq .a n l.h e r h*role.; I year-old "brother William perished In their Mating tenement Mon­ day while thelr i mother was out buying rfiedlclne.' The little boy ran out of Ihe • moke-filled apartment when a neighbor broke down th# door, hut he ran bark Inside tn an effort lo save hit baby sister John C a r I a f t n o s, M. who smashed down the door, iitd h* heard young Willtim shout "I have to get my slater." before he ran back Inside. Their mother Mrs. Mary Gal­ vin. 30, had left the house only a short time earlier with two other children, Judy, 8. and rhllltp*. 8 months. She collapsed on return Ing home aa firefighters were carr.vtng out th* hodiet of her chltiren VICI MUIWNT and Mrs. Blchard M. Nixon ara shown at National Airport, Washington, on their return from a tour of the mld-West and New York. Shortly before thdr arrive!. President Elsenhower told a press conference that he hid asked Vice President N'xon to decide for himself whethar ha wants the aecond spot cm the 195® national Republican ticket, (International Soundphote) in coextt ju n n r/a m m 1 lE x i v n i.r . so tiv T V , r t i i e m s r«TA TE M T IfE OF H. r . ■ tf c V E N b o r da- F IN A L R E F O R T AND A p ru rA T io v ro n DtscHAPfir All parso n * ar* h a r s b y an iiti* * t h a t in * m i d s r a l a n a d a* A d m i n i ­ s t r a t o r o f aald eaiat* . h a t m m r t a t a d t h # a d m i n i s t r a s i o n <h*r»ol an* haa filad I* a*"*, . c*','11 f i n a l r a p o r l a n d a p p l i c a t i o n lo r d i s a b a i a f . obia«ti#ia« a n y , s h o u l d b* d u j v ( d i d A f i a r f i l l n e p r o o f ol p u b lic a tio n i h n a - l n a th la n otlc* haa h aan p u b lU h a d o n r a a w a a k f o r fo u r r n n s o r u t l v * waaa* t h * m a t 1st of a p p r o v a l of aald rap o r t a n d th * o r d a r l n * o r d i s t r i b u ­ t i o n o f sa id a a l a t a w i n co m a b afor# l l r n t u o w i m wncta W*N h o t.i irr o t r o r l i i r a W e ith er-N e o i-B p i* llen ileato u l liu n lln a * F lehln* w ith D io t o n * * of T eeier.lap J 'eeh in n e In l l u a l e J i n . «-■!> . s . » « iiurr.a A Alien ilfm ii ho M a r t i'tln u a t i.ii, irfimbirA* W r e e i l m o f ro m H o l t , wood N ig h t . S u n R e p o rt h ierllg h t T h e a tre Mign-Ulf m in e r M o H h le n B|g n -n n P r o g r a m Raaom e N»w,-tV e i t h e r Tha H orning *hnw ( 's p r a i n k a n g a r o o T art P a lla rn Sign On P - o g r a m Basiim a ,< » « i-tV „ i(u r TV ITAI Diva Qanoway, 43, la shown with Pamela Wllda, 31, TV production coordinator, after they announced their engagement in New York. The couple met at a party 18 months ago, and have been "going steady aver since." Garroway gave his fiancee a marquis* shaped diamond engagement ring valued at 13,000. No wedding data hai been tat bv them. This will bo tha second marriage for both. Radio Ernla knsaea Show T hit M n l Q irry firm s Jlm-r* |t itlef Sf l.lf* fi-r TaitiorrnW e l.lahi paar fn r, Don* Kdw*. * lt*w* i n a n e * Flcllon T hlft P i t . r r e a i o n of l u k o * W aterfront Clim ax) 4 f u r rUyhoui* K»* It fiow II n > |n flt Report l.*i* Photo Kobo * DO P h in tT R n m ih d T u t rotloro M o r a i n e S ho w ra p tiin K an taro * Open H o u t t ( U r r p Moor* MHh* it Rich trT R itto o i Valiant Ltdr 1.01 # Of l.lf* w airrn lor T om orrow t l u x l i n i L le h t lino O clock R*P*rl 3-YEAR-OLD HANGi BETHANY, Okla. * - A ,3-yearold hoy accidentally hanged him­ self while playing Tuesday. Officers said Trrr.v M. Weeks svaa playing with a ni|>« alt ached in a cluthciline. It became wrapped around his throat Just belore he Jumped from a porch. » ntg r’neift i-. t. x i *ir |lr««ht*f l »itr iig m « t # r Hiorm Tour A m ount W M RR -TV With Flowers From JOHNNY rODMJ, world sertca pitching atar for the Brooklyn Dmleers, wink* aa be dons a sailor's hat after he was sworn Into the Navy at the U. S. Naval Induction Center In New York. Once declared unlit became nf a back atlmrnt, Ihe 23-ycnr-old pitcher was A s s i g n e d to the Balnbrldge, Md., Naval Center fnr bnslc training. Balnbrldge hss produced putrnt sports teams In (hr past. flntcrmrltiinnl) A. K. ROSSETTER,FLORIST Celery Ate, • Phone 2 l l See Fs For The Finest In * AmniRfmeirt* * I’tilled IManla * Memorial Pealgn? • Ill.xh Garden* 1 I The sheriff said be and Cooper had manaped to gel th* nld»r man out aid* Ihe building and Into *n ambulance but met resistant* when they went beck to * u c s t Ihe snn. I.»t»r, eddli lonal d»piiiie« and swung loo wide and Hi p aiiln ran 12 to IS slate trooper* hemmed nntn a sidewalk, knocked down a Hnrrls inside ttn riuiMing. lin n It Jvearnli In turn kepi nffircia plnncil dmvn inuiher. « |t|| sludgun f'le Tear gas failed Mrs sheriff - «s as to rout him out. er.il mi •pit isI In struck on the footand ankle bv The «rm«ie,| car, brought from Rieffle a shotgun blast and t)*pi>i>- Wylhvvdle, Hill mile* away, bat­ on*. Sheriff Tommy English s « i tered down the nail* about 1:18 wounded In the thigli by another a. m., and llarria fledInto darkphysics and * M0 million electro ‘h'dgun blast, iiiesa. • w w ia a a a ti® 1 Juit a colnddanea but that’a alao lha place whtra port wine originated. 1 t I tadak Dumknpt tayt 8a tnada money by spenrflny Ma March cocotlois of koma. Tipped Aimart/ every time Aa pot out of Ala cor or a to a meal Ae Aad cooked. Isllad ai-Dliiotar Faran haa navy challenged lha pravlslenat president af Argentina ra a dual, Thai guy sura level publicity* even If It hills hlml t I I Cloaed elreuit talavlilon la to ha used by tha New London, Wiee, high echool to keep an ayg on atudenta while In tha atudy hall. Junior, who up to now was a TV addict, aaya thla U rank high treason. Dl. IAIFM 1,1AM, naiad atomic aelanttat, points to a fall-out shield-' tng chart tn Washington as ha tills a House subcommittee studying etvtl dafensa problems that tha power ot super-bomhs can b« tripled. Each weapon, ha laid, could spread "serlnui to lethal" radioactivity aver a SO.nftO square mile srea. Ha dKlared that government fallurn to meka avatlahle public Information on radioactive fall-out has left lha nation with "an extremely fragile glass l*w."(fnl«mailofial) R A *li.U,W l l k l n a ^ r a l W l V a Y i r Oh t i U ' T m t Tlii crowning fiitura nf th* irralJ I* the beauti­ fully carved figur* of Christ. Upon entering th* pnrk, one senses the feeling nf reverence . . , , like entering 8 great cithedral. It Is this religious START® TONIGHT STARTS T ill theme th»t prevgde* every Inch of the lovely park , , . that makes It an attractive to those who hold that Christ and His teaching* ara the hope of the living . . . . the reward of the dead. You are cordially Invited to visit the Park and In­ spect our first feature , , a delightful ride nut State Hoad 46A to Twin Lakes, 2 to 6 p.m. Sun­ day. Tha "Christ Feature", fleet • f a satlas of religious feature* depicttag tha Life of Christ. U4 M*l*ch Building . m T V l * B»y» O H t s T Shoe* 1809 Solon Tkatan, Superintendent T. L. Johnaou, Sup»rlnt»ndent , F itte r I,(lies, tlydrangraXi Gloxinias, Rose Rinh*», Ilyas' emths Daffodils, Aialeas, Conerarlaj are Just a few ot our beautiful potted plants. Flow era telegraphed anywhere Cgafral frw i Wrlfif * I j * CnranEra - l y Willi AM HITT— A national poll picks Lot Angtlei a t having lh« most brant I/ n( woman. O. ft.—but kou> about L. A. MINUS Hollywood! I t I Ue Angelas was else plskad by mas* a t Hta ally thay’d prafar fa Ihr* fa, In view af lha town's * softy girl rating, that flgurasl I I I Fortugil, according to • tourtat brochura, laada tha world In tha producUon «t cork. Maybe It’a ». » Give Someone an Easter Treat Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G ME! CANOFUB. th* red (lent lU r which was thought by a iky watcher to pouibly be a "Ru*•l*n epaca eaUlllt*" la 10,000 tlmea aa lumlnoua aa tha aim. How *mbanr*t*|ng to b« mis­ taken for a llltl*. old baikatballalgad man-made gadgstl > ghdw lUrrr On I lft Report J i m P orr l,«»# Biory H o b art Q L a w t f H o u io p irtp tiif n r o f t H op c r o e h r lirlfhlor n * r * t e r * t S to rm 0 * Tour Aval. of O u rs Ft r*h * r l Q L im it f*hAnn#t r r n i » r f l n t * United Institute Of Research Will Be Established Russia annotinred plans for Hi* Institute, saying agreement had been rearhed with Red rhina ant other Communist slates on the program. All meniher nations will rnnlrlhule toward financing of Ihe prnieet. The announcement said Russia will turn over tn Ihe new organ­ ization lls Institute of Nuclear He search. Including it laho'ralnrv of eleclrophysir* and a mo-million Legal Notice '• ' Eight tear r « gr*n»das flrod 'Into tho h"ui* faded to dlitedaa him, although n itnoiioi laid tha homo wai is full of fum ti It a p ­ peared to bo on fit*, Tho bloodhound* mad* a he*, lino for Harrli and itood over him i i he lay ileeplng. Ho awoko ■nd rooched for hU deadly fnurprnjnd hammer and chain with which he had beaten hio father. Two itato trooper* grabbed him and lhackted hi. handi. After that Harrlt. a former I mental hmpltal Inmate. wa* DETROIT 'IP - M a r g a r e t Truman and C.r.ire Kelly say there Is no truth In the report nf Cali fornla hosiery maker that they will wear sperisl >■adding hoae he sail he made for them. Willy* P* Mond aald In Petrnll yesterday he had made, "#« a gift" three MJO pair of tiiamnndfleeked atorkmg! for Miss Truman and some pearl-trimmed IlSO-ipalr hose for Misa Kelly. Mlsa Truman, daughter of for mer President Truman, said in New York there was "no truth" In the statement. She m d she wouldn't accept tha stockings ''as a gift." Miss Kelly, the movie actress, said she had received no such *torktn*s A friend in her New York apartment sail the story wa» not true. A friend nf Mlsa Truman's Margaret Carson, vatf Miss Tru MOSCOW (Jr—A "United fmlltut* of Nuclear Research" will he established In Ihe Soviet Union to provide a coordinated atomic ami thermnnuclrar research prniram ‘JoriUje *cetmtrle* of the ror^mu- A8THUB l. PAISNUIR, 33, U under arrest In New York, wh«re ha haa bean tdantlflad aa the arm*d bandit who kidnaped a tellar and made off with 1188,400 from a bank la Port Chester, N. Y. Tak­ en Into cuatudy In a Bronx hos­ pital a* ha recovered from minor aurgery to a pre-arranged "hide­ out,’* tha suspect was Informed that F.B.I. agents had recovered •100,000 from hli automobile. Th* milting loot t* believed In possession of a second man, (111) Ming sought. (tn fm ctlo M l) CAt.LANDS. Vi. (Ti— Pnlle# early TV«dn*sd*y raptured asleep In a creekbed ■ b*»erk Negro whs. Hml hold thorn off with gunfire fop 10 hour* iml thrn f r a p e d thorn In tho dirknrJi. Lum lU rrii. about 46. wai tracked to 10 m* reodi by bloodhmindi loon a ftrr they wer* put on the trail near tin farm honia from which Harrli had aicaped. It* fl*d « h r n a pollco armored car im iihod down tho walls of tho houM. llarrli, sought by polira for b a t­ tering hit aged fath ir critically with a htmmor, weundtd f u r pollca of tha 20 pallet on tha !»l*g*. Margaret, Grace Deny Report They Have Special Hose iv n iK ii W i t h e r Mnue* C lab t.o n a R a n t e r > S E R V I C I S T O R I PHONE 222-223 BANFQRO IIS S. P A * * A' �< u\v, ••/.r. ■J ' xs£i K'~- ;■ -yi* Vi.■Viy ••§1 # I 0 . f igures Show Caution Bring Accident Total Down *:,Tfco ronontly Uativd tabulation of »ceU iM ti la Florida h u revealtd torn* aatound. to* ftfuree. definitely put* tha lin gtr on manBtodt eauaee of aeeidente. which by a little aaotien. a little thou»htfu!neaa. and a Ilittle on tha part of soma drivera, M olffbrinf tha accident total down within a HAAtmable flfur*. . What violation would you think eauaed ■ f b a moat necidema on Florida hifhwnya Iaat •Mr? lloat caaual readera would immediately ajuwer — epeed. However, according to the report made |w tha Florida Highway Patrol, following cioeely waa tha leader in the wreck although epead eauaed the moat ae» to which paraona war# killed. ; There w e t 18.177 wrecka eauiad by folIgMtgf too cioeely but only 26 of thoaa • m i l meultad in death. However, in, tha MM#f epeed, there were 11.499 wrecka and gut g f that total came 866 death-dealing nearly one a day. * failure to grant right of way waa t h a third blggeat renton for highway ggMhia to 1986, but out of the 10,688 such Wrecka, there were only 69 that proved fatal la driver or paaaengtra. • Tha fourth blggeat eauae of eraahea waa ifrMk driving. But out of 6.892 wrecka in thla category, only 80 of them were fatal ^**And In eummarizlng the Florida High­ way Petrol'* roport, on# would immediately gee that more folk* had wrack* when they had nothing to obacur# their vision and a Itralght road to drive on than at any other ||M : -tw r fnatanee. there were over 76.000 wrecka In all. and 78.000 of those happened whai vision waa not obscured. Then, about airtight road driving. 72.000 of all wrecka hanenad on a atraight and level roadway. jfnd now. let'a aec how all of th#a* fig­ ures affected the overall fatality picture. ThSTB were 841 fatal accldenta Iaat year, go. 788 of thoaa fatala were on roada when tlafen waa not obstructed In any way and on atraight roada there were 641 accldenta which eauaed death. Simple reasoning reveala that practically •vary ona of that# Uvea loat on Florida highways last yoar enuld have been avoided wttK eom t amount ot c*utlon *nd c*r# ° n tM /part of automobile drivers. IHstane# between ear* I* *a*y t® maintaht. Watching ahead on atraight, level roada would havt kept many of thoaa usefttl aitiaena alivi jL_______ Thn Sanford Herald m uN M am? »•••*« N w rm ■»« l g g g g | glggg ■ l i t e r O e f a l t r t?< ■ «k» !•» I If I * M , i l i n k a. IW* i W i n : ante# as* Fetllaae# n ir « r fis iM « tiin n . » ____________ liilif, SM* ___ l ■ B M k « f a f lk « i m H a M • m #h i ** m *i **m *i ? «• • * • M * i f m h u i h * in sb* wm J (H i m is iki* ■«•«*•*#*. Pago 4 Thursday, March 29, 1966 TODAY'! RIBI.B VKRflE Tho Kingdom of God la paaea and Joy In tho Holy Spirit. Christ will coma to you and show you Hla ennaolatlon, if you will prapara for Him a fit dwalling within you.— lm|t, I. 1. Xaad th« flgurM and rnaaoa that **1 could have been ona of those who did not live.'’ e • e _Jb. Tha atari yesterday upheld As baawaHy law passed la 1M4 by C m g m t la stake unwilling witaeaaaa—Communists ar non-Com■tuaiaU—testify la court cases Invrivta* aatlMil security. Ipylng, I k laotiaca This law saps that If a witness RofafP a federal grand Jury or coafresaieaal committee investigating 0 ease involving national security fefegM *• t*i»ifr-ea tha ground* k» "•might Incriminate himself— ■aAi Hr aan h* guaranteed that h* vm * bo prosecuted. What If b* Mlfl raAtsoat Ho eta be sited h r MOtompt and JaUed l u t the aouri limited ksalf to MPlag thla law could be used by Juriiee Dtp*rtmant hi making Jurp tavsstJgatloni. ft did (petMMallr said It did — K—, M waa all right for coofrssiienal commute** to use It. T w -teu 11p:court may rule later In the •dymlttoee' favor. fcood Juris* aod ronireielonal •MnlHooo lave boon hampered ■ their inquiries Into eommunlim by. vttneeeea' uee al the Fifth • Amoodmeet, which aaya a mao MMot bo lareod to teetlfy to anywbiab might lacrlmlaate ## # f i i f kf # Campaign Train May Be On Way i ba W , .. > -vr . 'uA ■ a * V-^; . *■ 'M o n k e y F ilh ifig ' A » C - \ ! / K u h ln r »f fB s l1 haa beoa attacked A ' . F 1 1 B fl,on" 7 r«*” n r many timea by ardent eportamen, conserva­ 4 d' ' I tionists, and thoaa interested in maintain­ ing tha sporta fish of Florida for tho flahormen and not for those who wish to haul every type of fish out of our streams and lakes by the ton. The little known “flahing by electricity’* method of tal.ing fish from lakes and streams by stunning them aeema to ba gaining aome headway in the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission of our State inasmuch as it haa been proposed that this method, now outlawed, he given a test period in various areas where sportsmen like to fiah. TNI SOAR TO TNI CROSS—THe soldier* Raving mocked Rim . they On November 7, 1965, In a bulletin to all removed th e purple robe and restored Hie own ra im e n t “And as they led Him away, they laid bold upon one Simon, a Cyrenien, commercial fishermen and dealer* in fresh coming out of th e country, and on him they laid th e eroes. water fish, it waa stated that the com­ th at he m ight bear it a fte r Jarua. And th ere follewed Him a great mission went on record "opposing” monkey company ef people, and of women, which also bewailed and lam ­ fishing and “Inetructed the Director to use ented Him. B ut Jesus turning unto them said. D aughters of J e ru ­ every means available to bring It to a close.” salem, weep not for me, but weep for youraelve*. and for your Now, the Commission seems to have re­ children." Accompanying the proeeaaion w ere two thieves con­ versed itself in that it has given in and will demned, like Jeeua. to be crucified on Calvary. Having reach Gol­ g o th a toe place of the ikull, th e M idlers “gave Him vinegar to consider a proposal to allow such type fish­ drink mingled w ith gall: and w hen He had tasted thereof, He ing on an experimental basis. would not drink.” The bulletin Issued In November, 1956 explained that monkey fishinir, or fishing with electrical device*, "la universally con­ sidered to be far too dangerous to fresh water fish populations to legalize." No State in the United State* haa ever By RRLMAN MORIN I Thar# act a thousand dlffarant thay focui your thoughts on tobaelegalized this method of fishing and aportn(Fee Hal Boyle) methods. co, where** tha key it lo forgat NEW YORK 'JR—About this bull Soma peopls havt had luecaii H entirely. I belie*# it was Mirk men are up in arms over tha possibilities 1with tha "•trttch.out'’ syittm . In Twain who m d »omethlni lo tha that Florida might be the flrat to allow It. ne*« of not imoking , . . Nearly a year haa alap#*d atnre thli, you postpone* your flrat rig. effect that imoktnf ii not the kind Quoting the release from the Game and I lit my last rigaralta. It atiU trails ftv# minutei tir h day; of habit you ran lead downstair*, Fresh Water Fish Commieslon, "various leema like a miracla, difficult to after amonth, you will havt da- one itep at a time, electrical current* can disturb, molest, and belie*# after 2J year* of heavy laytd the day’s imoking by two ••you have ta throw It out the agitate, if not seriously injure and kilt fresh puffing. I don't Intend te start and ona-half hour*. window, bodil)," he declared. Another, and aimtlar, plan Ii water fish and their young.” Howtver. tha tuhjaet af this te tha "reward” Idas. You don't tell As explained hy those who are Interest­ IS KILLED ed In preserving game fish of the State for •ay Ii not "How 1 Stopped Imok- jounelf you a rt aoin| to Hop an- STOCKHOLM. Sweaen W-Thlrbut you hold off ai long teen persons were killed WednesSportsmen and also explained In the bulletin IsiIt ”la, rather, that tha hanaftta of ' tlrely, „ pomble.• thea ---- "reward" - — .your — d»y In a train wreck In northern to commercial fishermen and dealers In not imoking may h# greatly ever self with a smoke. Then hold off Sweden, police reported. A freight fresh water fish, the "monkey fishing” rated. *l*intrain collided head-on with a railmethod could not be legalized because It ia At I understand R, each of us Trouble with all thaaa I* that way dlesal car. Is a special little chemical works, believed that restrictive regulation* would different la soma detail from be more difficult to enforce than total pro­ every other. What Is harmful to hibition. on* person may have little ar no It waa also believed that the, what ean effect on another. So doctors ar# be ealled uncouth method of taking fish, la by no means In agraamaat about too effective to legalize because to do >o lh* effect* of tobacco. My asparicne*. for what It's could very' well result In over-harvesting of worth, has been thla— PIT IT y t* n of oonUnwow o*- quote alsep. And I m greet pm fish In many waters seriously damaging 1 don't find that I work better trsUaw wtll swum wear and War take fire mlnutae out of every both commercial and sport fishing indus­ now, hav* more energy nor sleep on any machlrv Yew body la no hour lost te ait and do ahaolately nothing. tries of the State. more soundly. My disposition Osteoarthritis la ass ewampi* of hasn’t Improved. And writing a Going ao far as to state that the unreg­ V a*> what might aoetsr after you reach Um Often th* dorter f#*1a fhat It te ulated use of such-equipment aa u*H In simple declarative English sen­ toe half century mark, tor this tence la aiiii likely tn be an ob­ eh ran l• arthritis Involving anul- a good Ida* to rub an ointment monkey fishing enuld only be defined a* stacle bigger than Mt. Everest. tipie Joint* aaama te develop with each •* m tthyl salicylate Into th* dangerous to the biological and economical In other words. 1 feel pretty ag*. Wear and tear simply de­ ekln over th* affected Joint be­ welfare of the State, the Game and Fresh much at I did when 1 was smok­ fore poa go to bed. Applying stroy* th* hyaline cartilagemoist heat by hot towels or poulWatar Fish Commission Isauad a very atern ing. A«* Tation tteaa may ba soothing. Then why stop? warning In the eliminating and removal of Unleee It’s caaoed fay an Injury, If these methods fall, dia­ Well, there was as tflnasi.. a s ta o a rth rltis seldom a tta c k s thermy so mat) mi* work* wall auch illegal devices from tha fresh waters of doctor's advice. anyone under th* ag* of a*. On Us* of an elastic bandage to tha State. However, ha Is among these tho other hand, many over th# support th* painful Joint wtll We believe that every effort should be physicians who behave that, used ag* of *0 hav* It la son* degree. k**p It -inmetir* and eaa* th* Obeelty and th* menopaua* pain. Aaplrtn often bring* rrltef. maintained to eonaerv* our flab and game. in moderation, tobacco eases tan may be contributing factor*. And Injection* of hydrocortiaoau If auch devices as those used for "monkey ilon and promotes relaxation. He Usually tha symptoms begin usually ar* twnaflaUL fishing” are dangerous they should be for­ thinks tha beneficial effect* of this gradually. While there Is no muaoutweigh any physical diaadbidden In the pnaacasion of anyone near our may •alar spa sm, there may ba pain; vantage*. In th* eaa* of Xab*rd*a't nods*, eeaM times a lot af I t Ciena rally, fishing streams. This, af aourio, would b* th t Shis pain ta greatest after extr- eon tra it bath* ar* halpfuL The Our tourist and sportsmen ere too Im­ Ideal way to amobc. atee. Fortunately, however, the painful hand* ar* pl*e*d In hot portant to hav# taken away from them tho aliment often anuses UtUs ar no water for two mlnutea, than la It aaama to m* that tohaee* la cold for ona minute. Thla swltefc* dlaaumg. on* af the good thing* of Ufa, on* natural game and flah rightfully thalra. Should to protect only tho wllnasi him­ self from saylna anything which might lead to hla own prosecution. Congress two years ago passed the Immunity law. whici) applies only whan a witness In a national m u m p csso invokes the Fifth Amendment before e grand Jurp or congressional com mil ta*. Thla can be done: Ihe Justice Depart­ ment or tho cemmlttee esn ask a federal Judge to promise tha witness ha will not b* prosecuted for anything h* says, even though h* Involve* himself In a crime In lh* security eaa* la question by his testimony. Tnls wipes out any naod for tha Fifth Amendment In hla case. Tlta T a m TO RE PUNTED TOKYO UP—A belt nf it n i 1,000 mlUi lon| will b* planted aero** northern Chine lo protect It /rom the shifting a obi Desert, Radio Pelptni eeld Wednesday. •ome M million young treoi *nd eoodlinfi will bo (dented thle •pr|R|. By fell the tr n s w t| nutlino • foroet bolt to "protect the eouatrr from ahlftlni aanda from tho Gobi Deeon. , , • menace for aomo 1,000 y e a n ," tho broadeaat Mid. WARD’S LONGWOOD HOTEL Ralf-var Between Sanford A Orlando One Mila From Deg Track Make Reoerratieaa Noe For Eaater Dinner—Apr. 1 Sarvln* from I t noon ’til • PRONE W. P. M.llftt PRIME R IM OF BEEF— TURKEY -U JM 1 -HAM. CamaleU Dinners Oloeed on Mondayo Catering to Fartlea A l a a quote You Stop Smoking? Chronic Arthritis Often Attacks After A ge 5 0 Justice Department Ready To Go Bp JAM E l MARLOW AaaaelaMO Free# News Aaalysl WAMTNGTON UR-Tht Justice Pepartmtal. armed with a naw wespea just handed N by the luproiM Court, will now go ahead WtRf tha job af trying to make t u t vttaesees unravel coma SMSpiraela* ia tha United \ promise af Immunity takes the plica of tha Fifth Amendment in protecting him from proaaeutlon Having ht«n offered Immunity In caching* for hla testimony, If ha alill won't talk h* can b# ettad for contempt and Jailed. This la what hippesad when a federal re n d fury, making tha flrrt use af lh* lis t law, questioned William Ludwig Ullmann about a wartime Washiniton spy ring. H* Invoked tha Fifth Amendmint, was granted Immunity, re­ fused to talk, was sanlancad to six month* In Jail, and appealed all lh* way up lo the Supreme Court. Now, wilh tha court upholding tho law, a Justice Department spokesman laid R will go ahead with Its Investigation*. of tha ror* plaaiuroa, and should ho trailed sa such. A fin# cigar, • tool ptpt t r t ftw cigarettes a rt th t h tn m irb t of ■ elvillitd mm. Tht trick Is not to ovtrdt. I couldn't Icirn that trick. My daily average waa two pacha ef cigarettes and, under pressure at the typewriter, M would go up to three Out ef pur* narvoua refill, I often lit on* cigarette, and put H down beside another already burning. Ovar-lodulgene* wag a y middle aim*. lo th a n waa m altera*tire but to stop entirely. It had a number ef tntaroitiag rasults. For Instance, tt decompllcates your Ilf* marvalously. One*, I wakened on a train la th* oarly hours after midnight, found mysalf out of eigarottaa, and couldn't rous* tha porter. Shear panic! That will never happen again. How do you atopT at p m wider* M's stand th at tots is not a p ro e m gift Wpa af arth rltia It wUf not tr lp p ls you. T his rs e a a e n nee alons frsqnsnUp rslisvas narvoua tension and gives pnnounasd pallst It’s also teapor te n t te a t pm l plenty af rest. aspseUlly if ttgiaa te a faster in pour tel- C NEW YORK uh—I am beginning I Thare wrr* Unu*. too, to fear for one of th« fin# old when ba would mote) Into tho fiaturei of the American politic*! Pr**' l*r *n" **• *™un'1, lu,t scene, the candidate’s campaign diking. Ha was friendly and nstural—and a good story would1 train. usually coma out of the*# talks. Like the b ran band and the Wall, many scenes stand out. torchlight parade, it may ba on Adlal Stevenion’a tact and (rare. th i miy out. Til# iimiBfiA mil titivliloii h iv f ^ bohivior to 2 fcirfuJ storm to mincline Into Inin the tha picture oicture on on Sprlnslidd, Ma.i. The 90 milt anbeta muscling a bigger teala every presidential hi ur au.omi-biie ride down tie year. You can reach a lot of Jersey Turnpike. Guibs Into ll'tla voteri In a very iltlle time with airports In tna F ir Wa*t where them. They are slick and modern. a lour-engine plane had never gone before. The dawn departures But for tho reporter, covering and the "laundry stops" wheie a presidential camnaltn, tht tram they lost your leundry. Tha phu-o. has special advantages. araphers' rom parm ent on tha ll gcu you to the whistle-stops train, labeled the "Hewohneii# and the earnest UtlJe towns, lets cj ub;» « backwards, you listen to people talking, and A|)d 0, cour|# Jtck%0„t M|fV live* you the "feel" of the da A amaU boy crowding clove around bate, as nothing els# can do. You lh# presa section, tapped me on practically liva la the "work car" (he shoulder as 1 typed. "Ars you oa the train. Reiman Morin,” he asked. This la a news room on wheels. 1 pretned and puffed. Recogni­ The scats have been taken out, tion. at la«t. "Why. yes," I said, and long shelves for typewriters modestly, "How ditj. you know." line both sides of tht ear. A public "I esn read." ha said scorn­ address system connects with the reircar platform where the can­ fully—(Hunting lo my name on the typewriter cover. didate does the talking. Tha train may stop S or 10 times a day In 19j2. both Gan. Elsenhower and Adlal Stevenson were indefatigable campaigners who made a Sol ul stop*, aud lino did a major speech at night. You don’t have much lime, only FORT KNOX, KY. P^t a f t w minutes at each atop. Some­ Jamas A. Hasty, 18, son of Mr*. time* you know w-hat th« candi­ Vera Hasty, Route 2, Sanford fP. date is foing to say SomaUmea, cco'.ly completed ten week* of ad­ he catches you flat-footed. vanced Individual training under On* dark ni|ht in 1*12, some­ where north of Seattle, Elsenhow­ lh# packet platoon system at the er unexpectedly broke out a £ " 7 ; ? •r Tr*ln,n* brand new l.ne of attack. It cam# * „ Kn ' Kjr' , low i'd the end of a tuck-platform Hasty was trained to drive th# talk in a smal. town. Typewriters Army's medium tank. He r»»’»d Hegen to smoke in Ihe press c s ' Ul* 3 ° »ni1 -M machine The train started » move. W* lfun Proflelency tests and quail- ( ripped the copy from tha ma- »• • *un"*r ln ,h« *ir,n« ot chines, yelled "Wastera U nion,"- ,h* 90 mm- Unl‘ «unsnd to our horror, iaw tha agent Under th# packet platoon s v s . roll all th* stories into a single ‘»m of training, each trainee n<bill of paper, snd hurl them out romea a permanent member of a into darkness. tank craw. ' Don't worry,” ho said, soothA graduate of Sanford High ingly. "My guy will find that eopy, School, Hasty entered the Army and your olficea will get it." And I**1 October and received ba>io by golly, they did. training at Fort Jackaon, g. C. It wasn't always like that, th* Aboard th* attack cargo ship USS Rankin Navy Lt. (.dr. I.arrr heat wain't always on. Frequrnlly, there was lima to Enos, of Dacottsi Ava., departed mingl# with th# crowd packed from Norfolk, V’a., March -0 with • round tha rear car. Then you got an amphibious fore* for duty ia a votcr i-cya view of the canJI- the Mediterranean. Th* fo n t, consisting of tlx amdata. You could **ns* hla strong and weak points, and how th* phlblous-typ* ahlp* carrying th# people wer* reacting, and what Second Battalion. Eighth Marin* th#y said and what attracted R#fi™»n», will participate in am phlbious training axareisas with them For instance, It was worth a lot th* U. I. Sixth Fleet of voles to Eisenhower, four yesra ego. when, at tha and of a talk, The U. I. National Park Service h# tt " Ilk* tng te aontlnued for 11 mlnutea for two or thru* tern** each dap. But always remember th*** treatment* should ba followed ander tha doctor's direction. ARP AHtWB A. P. A.: What eausa* a eyd m th* ovary to rupturef Answer; At th* Um* of ovula­ tion, or whan th* egg la ready to rupture from th* ovary, a eyvt eg Us* ovary News Of Men In Service rosw IM M I 11[1T 1 E % * TODAY * FRIDAY Th e M an ' w ho Never W as r SATURDAY 3 BIG SHOWS MEXICAN WEDDING SHIRTS ONHr, STAGEr I »H M SO NEW I ( \V SO D IFFER EN T ! S | A U S S l u m O f \ R . / a c a / i f i I III! I I l f j SO U N U SU A L! WE COULD NOT FIND A PICTURE T r* a t youraolf to d a y b y try in g aom a o f o a r yaatH M C ilorful anbiwldtrod Md fleck ad daaifna from old Mgxleo. Short rIn t m and eomylataly waahabla. Low pricad at only ' i t hom a m ad* q u a lity . C A K E S FO R A L L OCCASIONS • • . t h d a tr e a t t h a t c a a ’t ba b « at — PIZ Z A P IE . $ The Do-Nut Shoppe Sanford, F la. Phona 3426-W Quit 3.98 K0 0 men's wear PH. 1222-J - u I V in; - C v t j i'.' > i ; : e n ; .i a y ’ m m rm H lilO A C I S H FEATUKI ATTRACTION 1 ON T H i SCREEN �E SANKUKU HhKALU I hurt. Alar, 25, 1156 F ag * & V i I S ocial £ j m m , - #*» * r | M ■ *- V . . w . Calendar pi m*i •* th i r irai Lnrtiuin Church. A fre* educational film for women only will be ehnwn at 10 •. m. for r.na hour at the Rit* ipomored by thi Stminnlt County lJntts American Canrer Society. There will be baby litter lervice at the Ea.t Sid. Nur.ery. 1 Monday evening, Mr. and Mr*. R. E. True entertained friend* from Lake Mary and Panford, In honor of her hrotOn in-tow all sisters, Mr. and Mn. Harold (tree n wood. The Greenwoods leave Ihla week for their home In Gardner, Mata, after a nhort vacation spent In Florida. Spring flower* drcurated the party roomi and cm* tried the refreshment table, which » a i covered with a yrllow eatlll and organdy cloth. .Mr*. W. K. Ilaher poured ruffe* from a illver ivrvire and the hostess wn« amlnted In •ervinc cala Illy and finger sandwiches, rhiHolat* squares, mint* and nilta by Mr*. J. M, Thninpunn, Mr*. II. M. Cm in an ami Mr* Frank Evan*. On The in* ifiinoiic w o m m i uur sponsor an Easter E rr Hunt *f. itT * o’clock- Ma»* for the pra*ehoo| and *choo| children from ‘h* l-< ar*d*»- Those coming are •'■•Krrl to gather th* front ltwn» MOMIAV Th» and 0 A .» wdl B*PtU‘ Chur‘ h „ r i^ o T A * m * rd * ° f. u^.i Th.P Catholle Woman’* Cluh Southaid* P-TA will meat at 9.M wj„ mMt „ th. yacht Club at a. m. in the achool. g p m yu$ n).(fnl lupfrlnt , nd. Tha Intarmt'liata Choir will , Mt ^ tha Hospital Nurse* will ba raheane at Firat Baptist Church ,p fa |<,,r. *l 7 P-mTha Friendahip Class of Tha Tha Adult Choir will rehtaria F lm Christian Church (on Ban{hat Firat Baptlit Church I pm . ford Ave.) will meet at tha Tha Sanford Duplleata Brldfa Church. at ft;.™ for a covered Cluh will meat at tha Yacht Club ,luh supper. Bring your own slla> ft p. m. tha Public i* invited. vcrCWF Circle One of th* F lrit TUESDAY Chri.tian Church will meet 10 Tha „ BU| , r Sunday School a.m., Thursday, at th* church, nf , hr Daughter. of We,with Mr*. Earl Evan* a. th* ho*. , u hfU, a( 7.no wi„, te»*. Air a. Donald Tucker, pro- Mrt> A n. Slev„ , grmip al hol. gimii. Mi». J. IUn. dfVotiuUAl. tfM f| The chnir of tha First Chrisc w > Circle of the First Chris^ t i a n Church will meet Thursday, tian rh u r, h m„ t TuMliayi 7:.lu p.m , at tha church. “jin p nl _ at (h, personage, lillll FRIDAY Sanford Ave., with Mr*. Perry L. The congregation of First Bap- Sl""* " tl»t Church will unit* with other Th* monthly mealing of the churches In th* Good Friday **r- ho"r,< °f deacon, and vice at First Prr«hvterl»n Church deaeon*ss*» of th* Hr»t Chrisfrom 12 noo„ to J p.m. ,1*n chuTfh wl11 mLr*' 1:.1() pm. *t th* rhurch. 0. D. SATURDAY handle** la chairman. Vane* Duka will lead tha Jr. .. Mr., Mrs. True Honor Couple At Get-Together B O q K s H e Lf ENJOYING TEA. are. left to right Mra. Rov Tillis, Mr*. Frank Evans. Mr*. George Well*, Ml* Alice Cooper and Ml** Adelaide Conte. A dramatic progiam from tile Seminole High School wa» presented to the Fine Aria DcpaiUni-iil. (Photo by Jameson I (pBAADW th Anyon* Interested In Civil Wat pictures should see “Mathew Brady, Historian With a Cam­ era." It has over ftOO Illustra­ tions. On* of th* great photo­ grapher* of all time. Mathew Brady had a sens# of history unrrpialed hy any other cameraman. Until now. ht ha* been most fam­ ous for his Civil war pictures But, beginning almost with th# Invention of photography In 1MB, Brady lb* farinboy from the frontier brram# America's phntographer, After Ihe war, for many years, a photograph hy Brady w a s an American hallmark and th# prady atudio wa* artive in many kinds of picture projecli. This collection of photograph* eacltlng in themselves, serves to heighten the genuine drama of Brady’s Ilf# story. “Ten North Frederick" has reached th# top of the National best seller*. “ Marjorie Morningstar" and “Andereonville" are second and third. Anne Lindhergh’s “Gift From The Sea’ •till lends the nonfiction. “Hrldev Murphy Is second Have you had your turn for Briiley? Mere *r# eom# new hook* on order: "Arthritis and Common Sense." hy D. D Alexander; “Gras, la Nevar Greener." by Robert Allen: “ H alf-C row n House." hy Helen Ashrnn; “If This Be Virtue," bv Paul* Hairhelor; “When God Slept." hy Peter Puttme: “Sabrina Kane." bv Will, Conk; “ My Ship I* So Small.” by Ann Davison: “Beloved." hv Vina Delmar; “ Frown Jungle, by KrL •• _ n.vite "Wd-Tbe rtlove c,1" ', ! - * r [ ' nr ’u T f-nlm OW v IV Iir "rr"' "r feet Woman." bv 1.. B llartler; “Island O f The Pit." by Vincent .tames; “Saddlebag Parson." by Sara Jenkins; "lln rs-nii.” by Garson Kanin; “ Keath Keeps A Secret,’’ by Clarence H Kellsnd "Your Prayer* Are Always Answered," hv Alexander Lake; “ Abigail," hy Louise Mally; "Saw Scream* At Midnight," hy G. A Mills; “Signorina." hy Henry Myers; “Black and The Bed," by Elliot Paul. “Natural Childbirth M iner," by Dr. Read; "Clear Place In th* with i A ct Ploy George TheFine Arts Department of vv, ||t f<l| , rt,,.k , , , Cam|>. the Sanford Woman* (..tub met „ iUlUl„cli N,.„ | yesterday afternoon In the ehib i„nij house for a damatle program presented hv Mrs. Boyd Coleman’s The many friends of Eleanor dramatlr rlast from Seminole If. liarenel mil regret to know High School. i that shr I* still confined to her The student* presented a on* h,,,,ie. When she Is able In be up act play entitled “ Yes Means end is in a hraee and the amliulaNo." Tel vg part were Helen lor and is not able to walk Mrs Hampton, Robert Creasv. Leslie Ravend will t>» taken In New Smith, Fi d nail and Sarah la- York for ti raiment as anon a* rohson, r mmenlator wa* Marty she Is able to Gavel. Ten month* ago she vsas Injuted In a serious Cameron, Straw I iwers. gladioli and Iris * |'rek at Daytona Beach. were used In arrangement* Bond of Toronto, throughout the room for * spring theme. Purple and yellow were predominate. Mr*. J. R Bond, treasurer of th , American Women’s Club -«f Toronto. Canada was recogptisd ai * visitor. Coffee was servedfrom a lace f0Vfr, d U hle centered with a |0Vp|y creation of nurple irt« in , crystal bowl Silver appointmrnU wflfl u(fl) otll, r u,.|rl lu,.j, open fare sandwlehes and tinv cakes w#r» also off, rw| th, ,. ... _ .... The basket* on .Ither side of ,h» h,td lllo,,min« Pllrnu Ik? Then heift a skillet and add the eggs. Kd-p the heat low "nil rover the skillet tightly; leave the heat on for a minute or so, then turn it off. Leave Ihe cover on the skillet until Ihp eggs are set anil the film fmins over the yolk* about flvt minutes. Good »lde-klck for roast porki halve hanana* lengthwise and spiead with soft hotter or mar­ garine; top with hot cranberry sane* anl hake in a moderate oven for about 1ft minutes. Ut* canned whole cranberry sauce anil break it up a* you heat It in a small saucepan on top of the range. Capers, minced parsley, thin • trip* of gieen pepper, rounds -if pimlenlo.stuffed olives will all ilrsss up a white sauce for fish or eggs. Canada Is visiting In Sanford with fiirnda for a short while. PRE-EASTERSALE $ 1 7 .5 0 with Hnlr S lyllni Complete for A U G IE B\ Tnm Sawyer, Juvenile. Agp* 2 thru IS. gives the young men a smartly swag­ ger air, ami the mother’s boy practical coats. SLACKS The Feet Noble Grands cluh of th# Seminole Rehekeh Lodge met at the IOOF Hall Tuesday even­ ing with Mrs, Ethel William* presiding. Fourteen members and two elsltoro were present. Nomina­ tion of officer* took pier# the \J result* being announced et a later date. Mra. Marjorie Howard gave a program reading an artllr* en­ titled "Thi* l* a Hoy." A enntast was conducted with Mr*. Ethel Moor* winning the prise. Aa Easter prayer was then read. Deor prise was won by Mr*. Essie Cola. Refreshments were ir Mlasing Tha FLORIDA TIMES-UNION Dally D elivery Phona 1737 for Prompt Sarrica P A S S IO N In gnhardlna, arptata blend* and spring flannel, Agea 2 through 18. Juat right for the young ones, for Faster Into Fall, A pair of alitckn. and a sport coat . . . . and ht:'.* all get for Easier. of honeles# grated onion, eregsno. Let of hour* be­ akawars and In black & w hite and brown & W hite. by PARADISE 'We Invlt* Oturg* Accounts' P L A Y "Where Quality I* Higher Then Pr(aaf' $ 9 1 .5 0 ® ANDRE IN N TIIONE 1200 FOR APPOINTMENT # Wltv f u ,lp ho„ght |pa( rak#i u ln ,ht pv, n until «*rm ihruugh* then «pr*ml *tr. w!i# H y -p w e P'er. under the h,oiler for s few minutes. watching , „ _ ^awfully. Barve at once. Past Noble Grands ^Club Has Regular Meeting Tuesday W AVE S T U D IO S — M R . M A Y FA IR THIS BOTCH of dresses to be wont by bridesmaids and flower (Mia at the wadding of Grace Kelly In Monaco has been released by Nelman-Marcuj, of Dallas, Tea. Eight bridesmaid* will wear sun­ light yellow tilk organdie ever pur* silk teffete. High Jepeneee aashte tie In bark with streamers from bows. Flower girl dresses are In tha lam* simple design with yellow and white daisies In white 8wl*i organdie over yellow petticoat*, finternational Soundpholn) Sprinkle eubea Wmb shoulder with minced |artl* and stand far a couple fore threading on broiling. U n o lin e C O L D Hostesses for th* event were Mis* Adrlsld* Conte, Miss Alice r "’>l'er and Mrs. Frank Evans. -Mr*. Roy THU* was sponsor. Ing to have a hook cluh h- ie at 'he libiary this summer W«• have utdeml «omr material for two sgr groups; ft to 10 and tl to tft We'll have a writ* up In 'he paper and hope to atss■f hy the first of June. Be on Ihe look out for it In the paper, and sign “P * ' " “m as you can after that. I'v* ordered what I believe «’IH b# enough, hut the hoy* and ftltd* may surprise me and some DRESS SHIRT DETAlL'dfV* ~ tlngulshea thi* Ben Reig M lt*0f * gray English msa*w*ar wiU> Jewelled stud buttoning for tha . pleated yoke. The buttoned-tft *' collar-end.facing ta wiut# lm*j ported linens �L'O w>% ,’ > *' 1 ; - >7 ' *Mt- ■» •i: ■ • •: . ; • '*• v. T H E BAN FO nT) H E R A L D looks like Good Year For Pilcher Bob Porterfield Dixie Water Ski '; t ">: .•/£. Vi B V R tU W B W W fr-CttAPTETt TW Bfrt.HVO LORA rocked comfortably for * some killef la hlmattf after all." "But am 1 food for btmT" Lora Y # momanta la John Ambrose* W i i l i Ambrooo b o n a elaenn* murmured. "I hadn't thought of h ltf ubu, eertytit* dwwe tott# U like that* fatoh. D u m u | M that bo choo* He roarhed toward the mantel* .(u-k##p buoy while oho eat there piece for a pipe la a cracked bowl, ao rtn c hor thought*, then remembered hie company and i "Tou'v# don* « lot for Uio Tyler drew back hie head. k household," M eeld. pumping water "Plena* amoke." Lora eeld quick* L-lnto • pan. “J*mmy ulU mo you’ve ly. "My father elwayo smoked a ■ho weat down Ut* hill alowly. \ V M to t bio grandmother olttlng pipe. I liked It." The cun waa high and warm now 1 »p again running thing*." He took the pipe down and —a true epriag day bealowed ea A Lora nodded. -Woo Mre- Tyler packed it With tobacco, held a a gift befora May waa hare to always like thle t 1 mean oo doml* taper to the Ore and lighted the aenctteD spring* appearance. The ■serin* and—and unronaonabloT" fragrant weed. Then he draw the brace* that bad blown the mtat > * t h e lu u ■ lo t o* M r po la her," other rocker up to the Are baaide away flpplad the aurfaoo at the ‘Amu race adUL "Old Jnecm Cowl** Mr. little poof in the wwoda. a soft, .'J* : j -, W aoatltro* bad aaila and 1 gueae "One thing I cM 't naderetand," rippling motion aped acraaa the aha took altar bun pretty much." Lora eeld. "le why Wade abeuld surface. Uke quicksilver, Lor* thought, remembering Jemmy* "1 believe you Uke Mr," Lora Include you in Ida feud with Her* thought, words. eeld eoftly, He looked around at ______ L________ . . . . Abe turned away from the pooL her than. "1 have liked her for a 'good many yearn, ma’am," ba eaid a moment and found Um place where the path drew on hik pipe. !U i offered me opened oa the downhill Wde. fo r launply. ' th e n Lora said »lowly, “ Ten me a home In hla house after we loot Ut* Artt time aha wae shaken in about Wade when ha wae little." Virginia, My wife tied died a bar ooevlcllone that eh* bad been "Wade w a n t Ilka alther of hla While hack. But 1 decided to stay right In trying to persuade Wed* pnrtflU, he waa more like hie with Morgan, runny tiling, Lora to work with Morgan Channlng rowdy father than ha, was like —maybe It makei no eenie, but and the Knights of the Golden fLVrnm TvImw. Hut all* ti/u twiiirul tthi no m atter how much of everything Orel*. Mra. Tyler. But aha waa bound eh* Then ena night bi April Wade could change nature end turn him Morgan’s got thee* days, I atill the aplttln' Image ef eld fast Uka 1 need to be around, cam* home from a meeting at Vtaon, h u a .—~*lher. Bverything a Landing by. Just in case what Morgan’s bearing news. Lora bad pone to sleep, but hla y fc waa. good at eh* niede nothing she* gut doesn't turn out le be tap at her door woke her and shs end aha ueed to nag ell the enough after all." "I'm sura aha doean’t appreciate railed to him to corns In. Only em* gAto turn him tnte what he hen burned on the hearth, but he n 't Even hla papa got aorry that.' " tt makes no matter. Bomething knak to renew the Are without the boy aomatlmea, but he i t dare mterfera, and anyway inside me bids me do ihia. But lighting e candle Lora lay beneath the covers and waited till the Are ’■j t f f c wasn't much for the father you e ta gueee how much it p . *AuB—nut him. I never aaw a Ut* Wade. He wanted nothing to do waa going and he had pulled up a * . tie tyka who needed to be loved wttlp bar, and when 1 eboae to hassock where be eould stretch out j ''More ’-han that Wad* boy. He did make my home Mrs, ha .waa mad hla lama lag. Every now sad then he came to r~ t~ ‘ too, away from homo. Olria enough to tseiud* me la the way her room Ilk* this to talk for a *,r>t l waya Itkad him and iote of the he felt about her." "Thank you (or telling me these while end then went away again. t i g y i did, too—except the reel nmwughnecke. He waa plenty smart things," Lora said, "l'm not prying Bometimas a sudden Bare of love* " W h ia ha forgot that hie mothtr Idly—i want *o much to under­ making might rotlow, but more or* Thought tie was stupid. Outside, stand. Serena naa told me a few tan not. It waa as though Wad* people llalened to him and made a thing*, too So has Jemmy. And were gradually coming lo accept ' lot of him, And n* wanned to even Morgan.. 1 can At all Uia MU her a* a person In herself, instead that the way Jemmy warma to and pieces together end otgtn to ef as a substitute or u in Image ■e* the patum . But, John. ,l*d he could pul into Virginia'* place. """ you." M j c : "Virginia lletened to him, didn’t hate to feel that human oemgs Now ha mad* luv* lo her only can only be what thay a rt mails when caught up in the oltl, dan­ •i* .(h* T" Lora asked gently. I* ,..,H i* back wee to her and he to be. I don’t want to believe Uiat gerous make-believe, and she waa , , . , didn’t apeak for a minute. He Wade, or Jemmy, or Mother Tyler, relieved to find these times coming leoa often. .hung up hla dleh towel and cam* or t can only ba part of a 6h* had an affection for him, pattern that, waa Axed Ut the be­ toward the Breplace. yea. Perhaps even a growing af­ "Virginia thought Wad* waa ginning. "1 know what you mean, Lori*," fection, but K waa not that of ’ Apollo and Lancelot and Abelard sweetheart for lover, or wife for omlled Into one, But 1 gueea he he laid. Her eyes blurred at the sound husband. She atill shrank within , i 1didn’t believe all that himself. i * f i Maybe, In a way, qa waa leMtng ef the name he muet have picked heraalf at hla klaaaa and could only „ „ a n her belief, tautead of hla own. up from Jammy, Hearing him us* Ua Inart beneath hla touch. (To ft* Continued./ re .,Jfn*t‘e why you’re good for him— It was Uke hearing It un Doe's Upa. by permlMUw of the publlih.r, AITtJrTON-CkNTURT-cmom, Ik CL 1M, ' . C llM .b r Muruia A, Whltaer. ■aprleted kep. UUlHbuUdhr Jtlaa naturae Byadkale, tlrllt, Ohoellr kit, utseh Park, knlckerngete Kina’s Quran, Huts* BYRNE PUTTING "KIMONO" PITCH IN TRUNK 8T, PETEnSDURO, El*. (Pi Dr/alal Hanlon, l,un* Saul, Kiuiirs Tenia, Munluuk, Mila Dainty, Tummy Byrne, Ihe New York HrrniU U, llany Hartaia, Henan, Cnu Cmi.fn Yankee*' crafly »oulhpaw, le pulPried* ting hi* "kimono" pitch back In THIRD RACK — B/IS ORARM »- wulnieie i>■*) lai.4* f itte r i**», K«**Jiifeti<t. bur IIjh Liu iia — v u ~rei|ui‘si. fSellv7 dm lW e (»•!> H i r e W h ir l. lim it. j l m -H V . ral H a r e — B / l * Mile. T i m e . 31.» m e n d . B r ln d v h . e c h , (|, Manager C**ey Stengel aiiggnt f l a y J u ' l . «>» l.to to o 3»« I o r i r r i i h s i i. — n / i d ed Tommy gel rid of Ihe behindKllper lin n l i l t i.*o h l» t |i y Tim e, l . lltl* Kti n i l - k e y liny MU Hinrin, J n lin n y D a r k , I .a the-hick lllp, which he picked up CiulnleIn t 5 . l l III1..0 llelitiiree, f l a e r III)), (tin on fall'* lour or Japan. r r u f t ) . l l n r - —V i a Mil*. T lm e i *2.1 H K T I I I I.M I: _ B ill C reekitm re la d y M * I no i n n Ho l l e u r e e , tliin'a I’eri Cel Hubbard, eupprvlaor of Bllei Nuv«l(y 114 t en Dream"1 , J n l . p , liny IfcI l i m a Hit* Uflt. (fMM American League umpire*, raid Jllltd Jill i / u l n l s l a « • « ) | .17 ID Wliik l l s r a — 3, M >111*. T l m e i ( I k JMTII I MI H — S/l* 4JH k 1144 R there I* no rule against Iho pitch, Irall i.uu l.iln DM llrnw cvrl. I.rr Dun. DurlitM which Byrne sprung in an exhi­ ivniy Comtirr Mu i.oo .'In;a Pink, Tin Tun Jnr. Hnrlnl bition game Sunday, hut pointed Hill. Pony rial. II If lit mtin larmony Huiiii i.lu •riM T il NA<'ri—a is iiMinr. t» nut that umpire* can declare a uiilniala (l-l) |Di to A lce'1 liaeer, £«ln.fo>u. Tuns PM, player I* making » travesty of Bilik IIlira — I II l|ll*. Tim*i 1)1.0 DlBie Kd llnnnen, rouniry Ardent la.oo * to 1.03 '■upBar.Peitrer, N11 Jtanarn. l.lharly T|m» Ainl»n Blar IT.ID I •'> K iniirii h a m :—p h mi tn r. m Ihe game. Ejection and a fine 1 African vlulal 4.(e nalalMta, Mhy llurk, I R*« 'l 'rn. could follow, IfuInlaU ll- n >IM1I Ta mmaha r, Miaiiat Hall. tiller arrnlk llarr—S/ie Mil*. Timet Ml.I l.iailar, Quaan'e Caallr, lilt It*. larouai f lu t in 13u 1urn HOGAN'S RETIREMENT , ..liaaier (.10 1 in vt VTH R At'R — I II rut mis) A SHORT-LIVED <Jinun' Daw* a to Mpaadil.r'e Btyle. ri4|hy Polly Tu"vjuinlal* M-n j fI OR NEW YORK (gv—Rcn llugati’i bilpSle rrjendi Bian h t h H e Ir e<" —A / i a Mile. T lmBitpJrlnr. e i SI.4 "1°"dv Artnr»A rallremenl aeama lo have been 1 in — s i * URAUK T •hort-Uvcd. 1 iu Mary J, "*«-’■ J„ Quick I .A.i/uInlaU <»*B1 fill I* i,U;[* i J t^^ k e?* * m * d ‘. ' 'X a l k IInr* — 5 1* Mllr. Tlmei IH.1) InaTr?} The four . time National Open ^..Jranla Karral) l.fe 160 AM I1*«l Kffnrl. Htrlkar Pllol champion from Fort .Worth, Tea., *■ Jet Blraam f II 4.10 !m«ri l.adr .. gmeri ».40 Uulnltl* (M i Ilf on TIT/*,* 'u'* who innounc* 1 *«'>■ h i* ’defeat ■ N ik Here “ 1— •/!* Mil*. Tlmei m.f gamea and won only 15 by one- |n |(,s Open that he was S«nth*r Janice 4.ID inn I "0 run margins laat year. "W* ltd iteal hlorm lt.ll 4.5n Ihe American League In run* through with aerioui competitive Naina Vian 1.1* r • Vjulnlala fT I) |iknn acorail," says Manager Ducky h letm lk llare—il,a Mile. Tlmei 4IS Harris, *Tiut we evidently didn't golf, arcoptcd an invitation today to represent the Unlled Slates in f ouaan 13.40 » 4" |l 40 w**l t.lua T.i# t in aeora enough," Ihe International malchr* at Sur­ lenltn J.i| rey, England, June 24 M. tiuiQ ulnlali (4.1) H i 4n Yale has taken the NCAA team John Jay Hopkln*. head of Ihe _ k)ulu*l handle 144.131 Ot golf crown 21 time*. The event International Golf Asm., made W N lO H ra T^tniKjf! . . HAt'ii — afle n iu ith v announcement. -•numlila lldtn, nine noli, m ,.*was first held in 1897, k ro .M i H e r n — a m h i m m i n I J I YANKEE THREAT The Ninth annual Dixie Water;EmMo Ztmudie, Mexican c h a r* Ski Teurnaraant at Cypres* Gar- plon from Cuerbavaea ara hi top deal April • will featura entriea form and expected to provide Alrepreeentlng the top watey skier* fredo Mertdoaa with plenty of from all part* of the globe. jclose competition. World champion*, Alfredo Men* | n , g women** division will ba doxa, m in’i title balder and Wills m# of the closest In tournament McGuire, women's champion, both history- Marina Doris. European of Cypress Gardens have entered champ{0n from Geneva, Bwltaarand Immediately became pro- janij( Connie Der, Winter Haven, tournament favorites. The pair }an|( Dowwln, women’s Inter, captured their world title* at Bey* continental champion from Min* routh, Lebanon last August or,utl wi*. a rt rated a t a to ii-d P To date, 7« have algned fer the t(1 dethrone Mrs. McGuire, three-d,, .vent including competlCounlr|t( rlpre„ n ftd will ba t on in Slalom, Jumping, and trick , h# y s Canad ., Cuba, Mexico, riding for women, jnnlor boy. and praRCg and 8wlta*rlem|. gOla. men and vaterana. „ 4( iXp« t l d to fall in ? 6t*' Cs? r ,V all divtiiona Including Ufa 121 world trick champion koldar, and fM t Jun)pltlf m o r ^ »*t by Butch Roaenburg lif Lakeland By BEN OLAN TVs Assert a led Preee Unltaa he'a hit by a lia* drive, a thrown bail or » slumping earned run average,. Bob Porter­ field tooka reedy to fonto up with ■ whale of a year and put Ut# Bos­ ton Red Soi In the thick of the American League pennant race. Porterfield, obtained from Wash Ington tail November, has looked greet In the Sox eahibltion garnet. Ha'a won threo, loat ont and put together an awaaoma 1A0 ERA, giving up only two walks and thrae tam ed run* in 1A Innings. With guyn like T*d William*. Jack­ ie Jenaan And Sammy Whit* on hla ■Ida, lharo'a little reason to doubt that Bob will Improvo on bla Langston Morgan a * * * ^ 1(1-17 pitching reeord of laat seaion. ■ l -------- *_ AA ! - - l — _ Water S k i.A iaoelatloi# Name Is Missing American The rub, howover, la that ha will 1 Other entrise include: m»nii have to itear clear of Injuriei. For Piul Smith, Winter Haken; Jack In Ring Ratings If anyone can qualify for tha title Beaty, Sarasota; Blit Maney, By DICK SMITH of the "unluckleat player in the Portglbion, Mlas-i Ed Coblcna, CLEVELAND Uf—The new ring Ft. Wayne, Ind.. Womena: Elamajor*" U’a the tame Mr. Porter­ ratings are jusi Just uui. out. but a name Is yiie Roper, Ft. Worth,.Tok.; Ann field. rannas an: missing among the llf h tw e lg h t.j,^ Y(>rk c ltJ , ) tq tn . Bob, now si, e*m» up to the contender* to he reckoned with. chleego, IU.t Marge Gilbert, New York Yankee* In I Ml with a Langiton Carl Morgan Jr.# of fl0bCnyfeon, Ontario; DUn« NU fine reputation. The following Youngatown, Ohio, belong* among chohf| portUm!, Ort.j Mtry to u year, Casey Stengel waa ready to them now. . . . . . . . Morrla, Youngatown, O.p SearleUi make htm one of his front-line A 5-3 underdog la the betting. Vof| Baltlmerw. Md. hurlera. Morgan scored a unanimous de- ( J r Boy|. ChaI|f i Kerfmldes, "But th en wai altraya someclalon In a *I«m bang 10-rounder w ,n ttr HaTgn| BUi Q u o tin g , thing wrong," complained Caiey W. R. CARPENTER, of 112 Elm Ave. with a nine pound base last night egalnat Ludwig L ig h t-— .uwiii bm. "Sore arma, tore lega, tore head, caught In Lake Monroe, ut tli« hridgo about 7 n. m. Tuesday night' burn, daisy. British Honduras r^i a ^ s a v it/j.................................. .. ter IfaVeh; BilT* Hltfkon, Riviera on a cracker pole and a while po-uMli plug. (Stuff Photo) always something tore." boxer who ranki fourth among Bg#e‘h“ Bobby MarioUl, Winter After that Porterfield earns up the lightweight hopefuls. Hevent Jr. Olria! Ann Parke, with sundry other hurt*, Including The upset came close to being Pensacola; SUIT Ann Grpll. Lin­ a fractured Jaw and a concuaiion. vastly more astartling, v«»»i7 i mfor Morgan d a da Herndon, Winter w inter naveiii is n ja Haven; Taaya YcaterJiy, Porterfield gave up almost had a kayo midway In *heij#|1|in) p an# j an**n, Panama only three hits sod one run In six CLEARWATER, Fla Wl - The him. > dim'! pitch at anybody. I'm first round, lie landed his power- C|ty . ffanfy Dal* Collier, Haines Innnlg* a* Ihe Red Sox downed the ful right crost on Llghtburn's ctty f 195(1 season’s first full-acnto feud very »urry he forts that way." Kane** I’lly A'a T->. Jackie Jensen Junes, out of bed but still held chin and Ihe favorite went down Veterani: Sam 7-amudlo, Cutr* waa In Ihe making today wilh a slammed hla first homer of the possible climax promised for the In the huapital, said, "That guy and ramalncd dsxed for the rast navaea, Mexieo; Earl Heltowell, spring. round. >»» > “-■“■ Panama City; Tom Daly, Johnny April 17 National League opener deliberately threw at me. Ho did of Ihe Injuries struck four player* In between Ihe Brooklyn Dodgers and it my first time up." Jones gut aj Liglilburn, who had won eaven neMllter, Henry Holmee, 0. L. Ihe Yankee* • Washington game, the Philadelphia Phillies. walk In a previous appearance straight, furnished strong and felted Ke||y> west palm Beach and Wai* won hy the Senator* fi-4. After Ihe Morgan with a right cross in the t«r Pallsek, Jacksonville, Phllllei third baseman Willie against Newcomhe. victim* were counted up the list Jones, conked on the head ly one Jane* said that Newcomhe ninth, but he never came close looked thia way: Yankeea—Mickey of Brooklyn pitcher Don New- throws "clmo enough to make me to catching up with the margin NASHUA MAY ENTER RACE Mantle, pulled leg muacle; Hilly combe’s fast balls, said yesterday move mil. lie docs it all during (ha Youngatown boy piled up In BOWIE, Md. LB—Naabun may Martin, britlaed knee; Senators— Ihe Dodgers act "deliberately the regular season." the first tout rounds. be entered In the tllX.OOO added Pole Runnel*, bruised hind; Hal threw at me." Both Judgea scored It M 93 tor John B. Campbell Memorial Harra Dr. Raymond Lockwood, the Griggs, hrulaed ankle. Iloh Turley Newcomhn, known at times to Phillies club physician, said X- Morgan, end referee Tony La- dicat here April T If he UnT took hi* fourth pounding of the have trouble controlling hla tem­ rays showed no fracture but that branche put Morgan on top 97-98. assigned loo much weight, stye Grapefruit League season. He per, calmly dented throwing a de­ he wasn’t ruling (hit out yei He The AP card favored Morgan trainer Jim Fltialmtnoni. gave up alx run* In alx innings. Bowl* officials Interpreted Fitri liberate bean ball In an exhibition said Jones had suitered a perfo­ 97-03. Six month* ago Ughtbum took slmmona’ statement 'yesterday to The Detroit Tiger*, with rookie between the two teams here Tues­ rated eardrum but the bleeding a split decision from Morgan In mean he would balk at' more than from the er-r has stopped. lnfleldcr Buddy Hlcka getting ala day. an elght-rounder here. That was 130 pound* tor tha sensational 4> "I'm very aorry he think* that," hlla In six at bata, came to life Hunk Aaron hae a .299 batting one of two flghta Morgan haa lost year-old. Fltialmmon* said h* and defeated the Philadelphia th« big right-hander said. "I tried pitch Inside and the ball got average for three season* with In IT, and ha baa won 10 by would eh Ip Nashua from New York Phllllei 15-5. on April 5 tor the race. \ knockout*. Stan Mualal got three hit* aa the away from me. I didn't try to hit Milwaukee Droves. St. Loul* Cardi shellacked Ihe Cincinnati Redlfga 13-4. , A" *!> \ t k' *4 . ,* ■,flail In other gamea, the Pittsburgh 1* k VTf ef-/Tf Pirates pmlcd a triple play and got three run* balled in from Frank Thomson In healing Iho Brooklyn Dodgers 3-J. The Mil­ waukee Brave* pounded Hilly Pierce for four runs in Die first inning and roasted to a 7-4 deri­ sion over the Chicago While Sox. A grand slam homer by Stu Locklln and a solo wallop hy A! nosen enabled the Cleveland In­ dian* lo nip the Chicago Cuba l-T. And homer* by Dusty Rhodes and Willie Maya helped (he New York Giants lo a US victory over llic Ilalllmorr Orioles. Feud Is In Making to A ^ ^ L O A M Wfl.MAMA TO RETURN TO ACTION SARASOTA, Fla, 'Jl - Boston Red Sox slugger Ted Williams says he will return to action Sun­ day against Detroit after being idled sinca March 13 with a groin Injury. • ** • "I keep (riling discouraged," William* told a writer, "particu­ larly since Ihe groin Is now start­ ing to hurt uhlle I'm hilling. How­ ever, I suppose I've gol to gel slartod again some timu and' I may as well give It a whirl and see wlia happens Sunday."* NEW S E B V IC E N o A d t u c o R o d e o N oo dod i] p n lim ix a tilt m Dial m you aak lot i t We you T e rm s I n fO » F le x ib le m w hich you vrlah le ly im eu n le y*u wieb . You, nun « '; • Dsis lo re p a y By Alan Mavar TOPS IN GREYHOUND 'iT O fiB w TSM SSr S. RAIN OR SHINE m * cur C V rfO A H M I T o p -N a tc h S a m e * A D H a W a y hoax Aims up ro ruo*a/ro%r au P fit& C TtQ fitG _ THAT P e ts y j p f j p o j T ---------BCMf.; 'V T ' E v e n d d a g b P r iv a t e RACING THRU APRIL 11 < *T H i B O i T O N E v e r r f h ln f l ab a m t a w ea r ? te a b a n a b u t l a fin is h le da> DOG RACING oam binos such flexibility aad aari palTaoy wilh ea much g h t ly (£ S 8 :1 0 ^ er,I M atinees Wed. & Sat., 2 P. M ONLY II MORE RACING DAYS SEASON CLO SES A PRIL 11 / f $0fi t W t f i A f l p VlMf m s k . TakphoiM 1155 IT .«> - 8 MIIm Botrtli O f R u f e r i Turn Wart A t R r t A m u r *k �Simplified Sell g Of Surplus Items...A Now Herald W ANT - ADS "For Are As Easy As 2ft—TIANO SERVICE IT-HOUSES and COTTAGES L. L Sill — Piino Teehnlelin TOR RENT — Dragline md operaPhoni 2184 Routa 1, Sanford tor by Hour, week or Month. Tlionr Till, Lea CoAilructlon Co. .NICELY furnished 5 room house, ill conveniences. Must be seen In ipprrelilf, ('ill 833-M. No. 51 Over Lowell Otirr USED BARGAINS Hturs. Mir. 29, 1958 Pags 7 T H E SANFORD H ERA LD THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY — HE A L W A Y S D O B S ' LEEPING Room, lij keeping, 14.00 week Ratal. II.oo k up. 4 tw in . W. J. KING tin per line 18a per line 14a per line U a per line 10e per line CARD OF THANKS MEMORIUM Notice* 1 time a timea A timea 12 timea contract end IN — *100 One Line Equal* A average words, when set In 9 point fnews style) type. White Spare at Regular Line R ite for amount used—Count Wise I-Polnt Line* to 1-lneh. RATES FOR CLASSIFIED DISPLAY n ON REQUEST NEW k Used furniture at bargain prlcea. Farina top prleea for .... Haating Plumb! good used furniture, adding HODGES machine*, raah register. Bl* Service on All Water Pump*— Stock. SUPER TRADING POST. JVells Drilled — Pumpa 1 mil* 8. ITU. Phone 30lT*w. Paula Road Phone 70S B—BOATS AND MOTORS • EM PLOYM ENT H. B. POPE CO. INC. !M Month Park Ave. Phone 1440 TABLE Inp water heater. Good 12—USED CMOHING condition, Price *.V0. Phone TWO Grey, 2 imusers suit*. HUM. 48. Priclirally new, *23 18 Valencia Dr. DeBary, tS-RUILDING MATKRIAIJI WAITRESS-Apply Seminole Drive Inn, must lie over 21. IT S TRUE ! ! 17-HELP WANTED-MAI.E M O TA LO Y D OES IT ! ! In imaiLOg and proven process Opening with old, established Jh .t give* you a ring and valve firm for ambitious man, pre­ Job through tin piaimg proferably employed, who want* eesa while you drive. F.ffeetlva to belter himself. Can earn for life of motor, No equipment *3000, yearly. Fur interview In buy. No work to do. send name, address and phnn* number to P. O. Box 34, Day­ M OTALOY SALES tona Beach, Florida. lex 697 R ivem ide StatU in Z8—MALE or FEMALE MIAMI r » . FLA . Bend check, money order (nr woman as rook, or |8 . Postage and insurance pre­ couple *a cook end pari time paid. handy man. Steady Job with pleasant surroundings. Sleep ifl. IS—TRAILERS Apply mansion house. Planta­ tion Kit a Its, DeRary. Phone 1333 C m Manana 39' Trader. 2 Sanford 1317. * bedroom, 2 large picture win­ dow*, bath tub anil shower. Park Ave. Trailer Court. Phone 79—SALESMEN—AGENTS EXCELLENT opportunity for ag­ gressive salesman with Sanford's It will pay YOU to see US before most progressive new car you buy. Optn Evenings sad dealer. n e a t e r . Em E , x parline* a n * n c * unnecessary. unneem sary, ambition a must. Write generel ““i n i i l d e Trailer mice, manager P. O. Bog 719, San­ "d T P a la lk e . F l ^ ford, Florida. 1942 “ WHITE" Bus. run* good, WANTED—Retail Salesman, full beat offer. Phone 437-R. lime only. Also Commission 13—TRUCKS Aalesman, part or futl time. Fireitnne Store*, I tl E. 1st 8t. 83 FORD pickup for sale nr trade for trailer, boat, ami mo­ WANTED-1 Singer Sewing Ma­ tor, or house trailer of equal chine Agent for Sanford area. value. Phono 9273. Car essential. Experience help­ ful hut not necessary. Contact 1940 DODGE ** too pickup truck. Mr. Bulla, Singer Sewing Ma­ Good condition, good rubber. chine Company. 18 W. Pine, Price 3373 including license. San­ Orlando. ford Furniture Company 300 E • Part-Time housework. Experien­ ced. Thon* 309-It. To* Bay Ave, B U S IN E S S S E R V IC E S 18- B 1 AUTT PARLORS For ALL Your Beaulv Needs eaB H u r i t U * . B e tn ty Nook Phone OTA 1*8 So. Oak Ave. HIGH SCHOOL B mower wants PHONE 718-M-4 (fre e evaenga by. eppesainawt.) LOOK sanding and ftxilahtag Cliantnc. waxing. Serving Semi ■ola county atnea 1123. H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary DOES your buiineis need • little boost? Foodmart is now start­ ing a new promotion intended to benefit at least tn businesses. It you are interested in tying in rail, "Chuck" Atkinson at Foodmart, Phone ZDO.^______ • 18—BLBCTH1CAL Coe (raster* RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Ilactrfcil Contracting and Repairs Preferred Bate* la Preferred PaOeybaldera TV Service Crater iha W llltim Ida. Ai m * Bendix and Croaley Appliances 112 Magnolia Aye. Phene IMI • RENTALS U S E D BRICK TWO CARLOADS beautiful used brick. Orange, red, and burnt black. See them at SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. OnHAM A TITPOR, INC T A k tS M IS He w * — - 1 M ID D A Y N A P 81,0111) DOWN .1 Bedroom, Cement ntnek, b.ilh and half, nice section rinse to High School, Price *11,SOil. Alexander ft Stringer Real Estate ♦ Insurance Mrs, lauirine Messenger, Assoc. 1U7 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 18 IF IT IS REAL ESTATE ask Crumley 4k Mealellh at 117 South Park Pbeaa 772 They Knew WE HAVE IT. WE have several lypes of going 3 Bedroom house, choice location, nit a beautifully Iand* caned business and cnmmrrical proluta with fruit trees. 2 car gar­ pertjage. Price IIH.noo, I.1KE TO TRAVEL? Acreage, lakrtront lots, • List your home wilh us, take Trailer In trade and see (he Country. "Builders of Finer. Homes" See us fur Frcnrh Ave. Properly. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN offers 2M1 French Ave. Beautifully Deaignad Thre* and J . W . H A LL, R E A L T O R Four B e d r o o m llumea for BALL R EA LTY "Call llall" phono 1738 Florida Living MIA and VA Ki l l Mnanred • Priced from ttl,2U). to fl.3.000 REG. BROKERS Reg. Real Eltsin Broker V. E. Douglas, Ruby F.. Wllllami fl. D. Illghleyman, Aateelale Sal*) Offire—3*73 So. French Ave Salesmen 184 Mouth Park Ave. Phene *4* Fhooa JIM or 2980 It* fi. Park rh- i : xi TWO ROOMS furnished. 2t2 W. till V liit ECHOLS Ralrnny GARAGE apl. II Furniture Displayed for caay HUTCHISON'S Ocean Kr nnl and Convenient Exam ination Apt*. 339 S. Allanlic. Daytona Beach, Call 2374 W. BEDROOM SUITES That maka dream* enma true. , , Beautifully styled in Two-ton*, EFFICIENCY Apt air-condition ed. 17-92 S. city limits. Slumber Mar-Proof flaish. land Cmirt. Bookrase Bed Douhle Drisier with largo Mirror UNFURNISHED garage apt. Kit­ Chest of Drawers chen equipped. 3 room* and N O T A PR O JE C T ! *179 bath, large screened pnreli. FREli-2 Hourinir Lamps Garage spare fur ear. Clove in. Phone 338 nr 1337, BUT— Homes of Rea) Individual! JUST A FEW L E r r Rnnkrase Red FURNISHED 3-room anariment. tv: Brittany Farm Homes, Early Utilities furnished tin week Double Dresser with Mirror Am enrin, Ultra Modern, Con (Reaping room* *3,no neck. Innersprtng M attrtsi ventional Is F r e n c h Colonial Phone 3043.W, 791 W. Third. *7pea. Box Spring 1181 3 ROOM furnished apt. Private BUILT On Larin Land-raped DINETTE SUITES Lot* i in Ihe best of neighbor That Make Dining A Dalipht hoods. Beautiful Wroaibt Irea, or Chroma Dinette COMPLETE Wilh aU the fra lure* Dinelte Buitei you hava dreamad about aurh Any Six*—Any Color Any Style ai colored General Elertrie ip Priced to auite YOU. . .Styled to piianeta sad colored plumbing auite YOUR home fixtures. SAVE MONEY AND HAVE FUN EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit- AND available at reasonable TOOI able for bachelor or couple. price* with the belt financing See our complete line of nafialahed Private hath. Across from Post A with minimum down-pay­ Red*, Nil* Stands, 1-4-3-3-9 Office, Manual Jacobson. ments. Drawer Cheats Bookeaaei, Deaka and Corner Cupboards. screened t, lltone BEDDING SPECIALS W ellborn C. P h iltlp a, J r L*aa Beg. Trad* Three room furnished ment, 2101 Magnolia, Qulltop Maltreat .. *88.30 $41.30 line* 1943, Rarfnrd'a loading monthly. Phone 1873, Ri Royal Cum fort . . . . 33 30 *1 30 Builder of home* for over l,*oo Wllllima. Pre-RUt Special .. 33.30 29.50 people. Sales Offica; Little Venice Echnla Special ... 129.30 14.30 1 Bedroom, first floor apt. la Loch Arbor, Matching Box Sprtega a t Ideanew furniture. Phone 1124 M FHONH JIM Heal Savings, ---- EASY TERMS----FOUR rental homas in George­ ECHOIS BEDDING CO. town. I-oeated on large corner Cemer tad k Magaelta. Ph. 1W double lot. One 8 mom, c..j 4 "Bad Bamberger'1 MgrflMB Ifnwd • va *111 I'M w,m . rnf.m and 3 two room home*.. All hi inside batheroome. Monthly Income of 990.00. Ex­ cellent Invegtmenl *t *3200 If Intereeted write beg KBS e/o Sanford Herald, uy your Furniture at Bervy'i FOR AALE—By ownor 3 bedroom Warehouse F u n ., Co., at 901 W. MAYFAIR Section, Unfurnished I home. Ideal location, Mayfair moms, 1V4 baths, Call 1494. tat S t All aatioaally ad*, furSeclinn. Very reasonable. Call altar* al warehouse nrteae. Mr*. Either Ridge, 317 nr 13U-R, LARGE 2-ttory, i-bedroom, fresh­ ly painted house on Calory Ave. Available 31trek 10th. A. K. ROSSETTEK, Phone 213 TH E P O S T M A S i™ Reiirement Homes with putlering room and citrun trees, Low cash price or terms. • MERCHANDISE * ROOM furnished houaa. Phene 1809. 42—ARTICLES I OR BENT UNFURNISHED house for ren t Mcnroe Corner Grocery Sion. LOT In Plantation Estates, De Phone 43-J. Bery, Fla. For particular* 3-ROOM furnished co j m t a Nrs. W. D. Simpson, 110 9L tld . S t, SU tafd, r u . . piF MU OfliBdo Or. PHOJECTIONIMT MIRAKB TWO DECATUR, III. WV-WJlh tw» exceptions, Fred G. Curtil, 84* tetireif movie projectionist, hU seen every movf* he'a shown. TW esreptlnns were RhaklaparO1! "Midsummer Night's Dream" ta d "Taming of the Shrew," "I tried to welch them but 1 just couldn't h* said. Ha hasten­ ed to add that he llkea Shake** prnrn but only If tl'a dona rig h t Curtin, 84, spent nearly 88 years In a projection booth. Ha eaya in hi* nplonlon the hath movie waa "Gone With The Wind." The Wan* Ad Dapertnsant to span from liSO a. m. M ill BiM p. a'I, m. eaeh bnsinaaa day except Bet> unlay nftameon. Deadline le t waak-day Insertions la ItM p. the day preeedinf pahlieattea. S A C R IF IC E .1 bedroom, I'lidlips built, deluxe masonry home in hr.iutiful Wvnnewood section. Kitchen is lully equipped. Floor* have Ju*t Phone 1129 A. B. Ptleraon.BrokT hern sanded In perfretlnn. Ex­ Associate* • A. R, Peterson Jr., r . J. Che.trrsnn. Garfield Wilterior h.i* liren painted with qual­ lells. John Meiseh, R. W. Wil ity maii-nal Surrounded hy won­ hams, Haiel M. Field. A. C. derful neighbnri. This I* a real Ihiudney, Land Surveyor, buy at *12,400. The terms ere Ilex tide Down payment a* low- as JI30U with immediate possession. Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS IMI Park Ave. T. IV.RtfKftO Phene 17 hr 111 8SI00 Four bedroom house, 2 car garage. Within walking distance of town, exerllrnl rnnilillon. Terma. 1.07 Just outside of city 103 x 103 III arres of land. 7 acres tiled, 3 acres wooded (ideal (or home site.) Price *3300. N E W M ASONRY HO M ES W E CA N ’T A D V E R T IS E T H E N A M E ------------- B U I I T ’S A M E R I C A ’S L a r j c e f lt S e l l i n g 87590.00 In $0500.00 M A N ’S S H O E Sen nur two and three bedroom home* ready for occupancy, term* available tarnation fum312 Kail Fourth Street R o b ert A. W illlnm a, R ealto r Raymond l.undqulal, Aineriate Phone 1073 Atlantic Bank llldv SA.9S P r ................8 1 .9 5 P r City Shoe Shop 210 Sanford A vr, Home* — Ijiti — Acreage 07.IER REALTY CO. ANO BUUOtNGA’C C D S Laura R. Oiler Reg. Real Estate Broker 2801 Mo. Orlando Dr, — Ph. 1339 *300 DOWN 2 R R. HOUSE wilh knotty pine cahinets In kitchen, dnuhln carporte, and large closets. On sand bottom like. BEAUTIFUL OAK SHADED LOT with ZB. R. house. Kitchen equipped. Ceramic Ills hath. Oak floors. Screened Porch. *10,300. Terms. *1,000 DOW N Two bedrooms attractively fum* Ished homo on large city lot. Imcdlale occupancy. Complete price *8,200. SPA C IO U S 3 BEDROOM Home with separate dining room. ' oak flnori, double garage. On nice high toti. 3-Bedroom house, Lake Mary $14,00* — Good T erns No down payment. Immediate possession. Kitchen equipped. Ho*a L. Payton, Broker Phone 1A20-J-3. Annahelle B. Henderson, Associate Alberta J, Hall, Associate TWO bedroom house. Well kept Pboae *371 17-32 al Hiawatha corner lot, new paint. Honest value. Price *3200. Owner 1301 E, 4th St, TWO, tnree and four bedroom homei. Bose L. Payton. Phone 2371. r, Hoifttal a n d B a b y Day. jHwek or M oalh141V Furniture Cextar— US Weil T in t s-fc . LET us show you a comfortable tun story home. 417 Sealerd AUaatie Bank f h . 113 I8-L A U N P1T .D B T CLHAN1NO A, K. .Shoemaker, nuilder RKD-l-MIX C0NKRKTK Miracle Concrete Co. 14—*.FAITM ENTS Elm Ave. Phoa* lu a FIN A N C IA L 34—1NRUBANCR Y ou w e p e H « e E -W I S H YOU W E R e . H E R E - - - W IS H gJ I Y ou w e e c r 3 le d ream Cenrret* Black VA — 3223 Down Payment 338. Per Month P k t Kilrhen Fully Equipped Aet fest tn -hnni* eulnrs and Ifle. {’ON C R E T E Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete Block, Sand. Gravel, Cement Highest CASH, TRADE-IN prices paid for used furniture. Cali Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quali­ *33. Wi'snn Maier Furniture Co fications. 111 E. 1*1 8t. S herm an C oncrele Pipe Co. Out Writ 1.1th Ml. Phan* 243* Bee the New Kvlnrud* Line for '38 74—HELP WANTID-FEMALR ROBSON Sporting Good* COLORED WOMEN Evlnrnde Sales k Service 4i) given special consider* 3*4 E. l i t Ml. Phone **8 Over lion for cosmetic sales work bedroom unfurnished HAYNES Olliee Machine Co. TWO Writ* Box 975, Orlando." Let ua tell or eichange your boat, Thnne 4.12 W. Typewriter*, adding machioea. mplor, or trailer. Killarney Kor- WOMEN 18-33, in address and Kale* Rental*. 114 3tag.. Ph 44 nw Boat Exchange. Ilwy. 17 02 mail nur circular* at home on u r w A (lied Desks File*. Chair*. £ Fvirbunk* Ave. Winter Park, Kiuiiiiiktfoii. Will. DIPT PAIR, Fla. Phone 63031. Fireproof Safe. "lean and close In 3-Rnnm flirn D*pt. 8, Springfield, Penna. MWRENEV’B ished apartment. Phone 81*. 1*-FA*T8-RK‘, AIRS Phono 147 EXPERIENCED CASHIER -Good 114 Magnolia Ave. FURNISHED apartment riots in Salary. Apply Tip Top Super­ Phone 1121 nr I9I9-W. market 329 Sanford Ave. R IN G — V A L V E J O B — $6 — W E A T H E R F /A I H - • < w ish ECONOM Y R E T IR E M E N T HOM ES In city or country. Prlcaa for 2 bedroom homes start *3930 In­ cluding lot. Will hulld on your or ours. Three bedroom homes at *8300 and up. Can arrange for plana and financing if re­ quired. ATTRACTIVE 3.H<utroom home. ORLANDO Sentinel SUr, Call 1MO 2-Dr. Chevroie*, good condi- 1040 Ford Tractor Double Bottom VA Insured finanemg, 2% linen lion. Philrn Refrigerator, BenRalph Ray, 3130. Payment. Complete In few week*. 14" Plow, 3 Rofkerultivainr. rtix Automatic Washing Me B u rrr tractor co. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING thine. Call after 8:30, 1180 W. Hlway 17 32 doetk Pkaat 331 L O W E L L It. OTTER TYPING • LETTER WRITING M M er — Phone I2M PROMPT SERVJJR MAeet 3Wt R. Or Iaado Dr. PHONE 3183 104 Sanfoid A4l. Nat l. Bank Btdg., FRIUIDAIRE appliances. sales OLD house for aale. Monroe Cor­ and arrnca. G. H. High, Oviedo, CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD ner, Lake Marv Rd. Mr, Fla Phone F03-3313 or Sinford Thompson, P. O. Ro* 992, San­ I842-W alter • p. m. IN C O M E-TA X -SER V IC E ford. W m. H. M u rray AIR CONDITIONING till Celery Avr. Phone 1841-M For Room nr Bulletins Closed Sunday and Wrdnasday A U T O M O T IV E ^ • REAL ESTATE PL U M B IN G Contract aod repair work. Era# etllmatea. R. L. Harvey. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1321. PAINT • 12.30 gal. T-ShirU-41 rent*. Air Mala —special *2.33. Army - Navy Surplus. 310 San­ 22—SPECIAL NOTICES ford Ave. ENVELOPES, letterheads, FOR F1IJUS, Finishing, Tap* Remenlt, invoices, hand bt rordars. Supplies, see W1F.p r o g r a m * , elc. Pro| ROLDT’S CAMERA SHOP, 210 Printing Co. Phone 403 S. Park Ave. West lath SU I Wish to thank tho good friends lor their kindness in the hours of UPHOLSTERING my dtatreai. Thank you all kindly. Custom Made Drapery and Slip Mae Alice Sherman Cover*. STANLEY K U LP S—PERSONAL NOTICES Phone Sanlnrd — 28i8-J 1921 Orlando Drive NOTICE Let it be known Dial as n( T . V. R E P A IR S February 1st. 1938. the huaincss known as The Silver Lake Nur- 'Til 10 p. m. Service Calls *3 00 W. A. Norris ph. 1539. J. IJ. Herrin, aery haa been leased to David S. Ph. 2893-J. Licensed Techni­ Edwards, and alter this above dale we cannot be held respon­ cians, guaranteed work. sible for any debts incurred in ANT a Stanley Party? Need the conduct of said huslness. Products? Call 2232-J. HENRY NICKEL MARY NICKEL SIMPSON EDWARD T. SIMPSON l will keep children in my home • i. TO O M A N Y O F TH O SE: , W /A IT E IB VACATIO N IS T S ' COLORED PO ST ----------f C A R D S -J V - - V J F A T H E P F /A 1 E — .* W IS H YOU W E R E H B R * FURNISHED single room. Pri­ vate entrance, bath. 1 mile from Air Base entrance. 2Z89-K, alter 3:30. 2800 outh Park—Phone M It ALWAYS Pays To Use The WANT ADS I, Gables, 401 Magnujia Ave, For Better Plumbing See or Call r T H A T A F T E R R E A D IN G COM PLETE FRONT END C H E C K -U P ALL M AKE CARS Here’ll What We Do: 1. Set Canter 2. S et ( ’a m b e r 3. Set Toe-In 4. Switch Tlrei* 5. Balance Front Tlren — weight* f i l m employ only ferlnry trained, registered Mechanic* Call ‘'Slim” Rogera Service Mnnngcr At M2P. , AU Work Guaranteed Your Lincoln-Mcrcury Dealer m ERCU Ry 109 P a lm e tto A venutl S a n fo rd , H o d d ft �\ * ■ “.— -) 1 j t 1. SUBSIST kf yMti;: § r a p ■ - . ._____ / • > --— .— v ^ ; 1— '— ~——— ' r——— * t$ J * n h L y iJpBMUh* ^ * 4 ^ Since September, 1949 >to sell moderataly-priced and well-financed homes with LOW DOWN PAYM ENTS e to mass-produce homes with real individuality of design e to provide more than minimum equipment, such as water heater, space heater, range, refrigerator, Venetian blinds • to equip a home with Disposall, Washing machine, Dish washer • to put into moderately-priced homes extras usually as­ sociated with much higher priced homes, such as Colored bathroom fixtures, Colored kitchen equipment Phillips Announces Another In addition to the homes we are now building in Sanford Phillips' Developments in life Sanford area: Little Venice Loch Arbor Your own homo plan on your own lot (CrytUI L*k« lotion) Dreamwold • Piriehurst Buena Vista Wynnewood Your homo plan on ono off our lota San Lanta Sanfo Park Phillips Terrace Franklin Terrace Highland Park Frank L. Woodruff Subdivision Magnolia Heights m&m rtiftle. UsmiaL �Weather Cloady with skewer* today,* cooler with high of TO-TI, dear* lag anil coaler toal|ht, low M* so, Batarday fair and atiWL Anwodolod Prana I v n i.iiM F .x i.v n i Answers Varied On Annexation hroadcait, were: Sanford Attorney Gordon Frederick, Sanford, Auto­ mobile Dealer Don Bale*, Fern Park Attorney Wtlaqn Alaiander, and Sanford Real Evtata and Inturance dealer Thomaa Stringer. Each of the candidate* wa* In­ troduced by Jaycce prealdent A. B, Peterson Jr. Thomaa Stringer ipoka flr«t at the luncheon meeting. He told the Jaycec*, "If elected, I will stay well informed on all fad* *o that j may vote Intelligently on mca*urc* coming before me.' Wilson Alexander, th* iccond candidate lo speak said, "I will be humble enough ro know 1 am (here by virtue of your vote and recognize your problem*." Don flair*, speaking third In the group said, "1 will truly be a re­ presentative of the people and study each bill to tha best of my ability." Gordon Frederick, speak­ CANDIDATES FOR TIIK lllH 'SE of Representative! ready to apeak at yesterday’* Javrea luncheon ing la*t, tntd the Jay-ref*, "Semin­ meeting. They *tri erei llefl (left to right) Gordon Frederick, Thomaa Stringer, Wilson Attainder, and Don ole County'* future i» my future. Bale*. tSIaff Photo) J im Seminole County Demneratle The only hope for u* i* to grow industrially." * W *. political rallie* to he held through. However, following the broadcast (Hit the county will gel off to a start i of the seven minute talk*, the calm Tuasday night, April 1, at the Scm- of the mrriing rea*ed when Inol# County Court House with tha thrown open lo question* from the entire slate of candidates, with op. floor directed lo Ihe candidate*, ,. j , position, expected to voice their City Comml*»lnner David Gatchel Sanford and Semlnola County weron t conceded much of platform*. asked each of the House of Rcprea chance several years ago to become one of the leading The »pcaking will get underway tentative* hopeful* to explain their areas in Florida's phenomenal growth. at g o’clock, according lo Robert stand on the ‘-proposal lo expand But young, aggressive businessmen and political lenders, Blllhimer, iccreUry of the Semin- the City limits of Sanford." None filled with the virus of expansion and better government, Mu»lc lover* »re In for a real d i'C o u n ty Democratic Executive of Ihe candidates would lake a sunk their roots of leadership into the City and County to f jbimlllce, with each speaker al- "yea" or "no" stand for or against treat next year when the Seminole start the remarkable development which has astounded tho loitc-d five minute* to *pe»k. the proposal. Their answer* varied Mutual Concert A«ioelalion (ire- irnta la I9.vt.it7 offerings, salt citizenry as well as its nearby neighbors In every direction, One of Ihe largest croul* eve* In somewhat. Francis Rmimiltat, president of the This docs not mean one man did it all, by himself or even Wilson Alexander said, "any reattend a Democratic Rally Is ex­ local organization, mostly by himself. Many people, literally hundreds, played pected to attend the kickoff affair presenlalive of the people would bo a representative of (lie majority. * vlUl .part In the planning, the idea*, the legislative battloa, ot.Jhe series which wilt take the U fpeakrra throughout the county However, I have been aomewhal in iunlty lo renew Ihrlr membership! ’ ( j,e fo llow -throligh and public su p p o rt. until • Monday, Monday, Iloumillat Iloumillat aald, said. •t enveloped |{, was the coopefttiva spirit which the City trite exviy illilri.t and to p vrlical- aympathy with Hie people in the until . . when memberships will he thrown fringe aicas. Rut, In. the, beat ly every precinct. . .. in- ......... „ H.. . . —r.i n..kii. and County to tb("«urprise of many who thought and felt There are 2fi local candidates rere.t of Ihe ny of Sanford they , open to Hie general publie. t h a t #Mch a g roWth 'a U c h co o p eratio n , th e e g g re ssiv e sp irit, wLb opposition, **id Rillhimer, 4 should he voled In. A munlripall "We are going lo befin mir anFrodu'atrs for *hu Hnu*t r,f He,ire rorporallon la alwaya a benefit to nual memberahip drive beginning wm- d .n e v e r be accom plllhen. nex MOTday" .a!d Roumlfl»> ]n than a (lewd* Sanford has dona ap abmil face. ............... IllhiVMl' ■antativr*. ant 2 eandldstes for the the perple." next Monday, .aid Roum|ll»t. lntft hv. tha ratm -n In H anford of th a Naval Don Bale* aald, "I don't think VernMin.ti, the e.m(™7a Mutual Spurrgid into action b.v th§ ratnw to Bnnford of tin Naval Senate. However, aald Blllhimer, Asslltary A ir |WUon-Vnrt.Wwl*rl »AtK IV. ,ll» r t ( v ,n « » nf life focal candidate* will be given yUii'should foiVe the people lu preference and will speak first. come into the city limit*. There to w s: season will Include either S u n fo n l mill S em inole C o u n ty Y Idenl locntiou ninpwlao, Following the Sanford Rally, «liould be a referendum, However, "Charley’s Aunt" nr "Henry rhe everytlllllR bpjrait in m ove fo rw a rd . which 1* the first of ihe IOj S Demo- they should not receive the bene- Fourth" bv Players Incorporated, i C ity x treelx , u su ally b n rf In th « su m m e r m o n th s w hen eratlc Rallies to be held in Semin- fit* of Ihe ritv." Answering an.l This organization, with a cast of n in ic tiltu re w as n l a sta n d s till, hoRan to fill w ith ahoppors. nlit County, tho speaker* will voice pointin'! to City Commissioner It. has fired the ,*st theatrical The Purkinu problem beRAn to bf a problem. th jir plalforms at Lakr Mary. Gatchel,Unlca »aid. "I would do cirt-uit of this eotinlry with vitality Store owners bewail a program of redecorution with First I.tikn Monroe, Long'voml, lirar a* you did anJ say—l will give arf |o^{-Rcmenl. .Street taking on a carnival atmosphere. Neon aijiii*, once l/Mke, Altamonte Springs, Taola. each problem careful eonttdera- Th< F e * t i v a I Symphnnelle. few and far between, added color and pageantry to a once Fern Park. Oviedo, Geneva, and tlnn." directed hy Rubert Rudie. is an, again In Sanford, Thomas Stringer’* answer was, other"ot“uie •e'tee.lona »l*t*d to be slnw-moviiifr, quiet community. And yet, Sanford and Seminole County'* growth la in Its -------- ----------------"I have no feeling ont he Issue be­ heard in-Sanford next aeaaon The cause I have no fact*. The referen­ unique numcal nrcanlzallon la com- Infancy. For Progress Dial dum Is the ideal situation for you\ posed of some nf the fme*t In'truA mere few years ago prospective home owners lumylit would gel a true reading of Ihe1 menlalMt-x .............. ........... . huiltling lots in wooded areas within the city limits. Today, from the NRC Sym Sanford Is people. You've asked who should phosy, the New York Ph'lharmonlc these areas have become grown up parts of the city. Whervole—the people of the Clly and and ihe Mniropolltan ever vacant property existed, soon appeared a housing doO f Rotary Soeaker County ."ouid get together airi de- Symphony -0 prra , nH (falllrp, K|iiabrlh Win- vclonment until Sanford began to burst at Its seams. "For Progre,*. Di fl l Sanford'" I* cli e that. slow, lyric wiprano, Howard Shaw, Today, shopping centers exist in several outlying sections. Gordon fredcrick s answer to i »; i> ™ . i » ? < « ..■ ,« » * t . « « . « ! -,..i h » n ...7 u Sanford at li* regular w e e k l y porr any extension of the City of The Chanticleer*, a male quartet, o f lioniei have bfcin ad ded In lh a im m ed iate p a rlm o lc r w ith meeting next Monday noon at th e Sanford tb*i did not rail «W a J* ",J0 intlu,1fd ,m 'Jj.® s *n' htiiidrodn m ore alre a d y planned and in th e pro cess » t conVacht Club, hy Gordon Rolhermrl, referendum. I don’t think ymi ran col,ccr* *eric», Tue dlstinciinn Mtl'iictiun. group manngrr fAr live* Southern throw anything down Ihe throats lc* J n Industry hax moved In with Ihrce factories mnnufnrtiifBell Telephone and Telegraph of penple who do not want to rome Berlins vnral and musical quality Inif *lothiny of variotfa types employing 'ona of tho lurgcat nf ,hf fni,r *lfW*r»< lh<,|r remark Company * supervising rhe ex­ into iho City." f lru in cd Iwo, k®ra ^ ^ . . The question and m in e r period able varlctv of mood and m.Te'rlal change* if Pierson, Det.and, San­ Boat, huildors cams in and established themselves. A revolved ilsclf into a discussion on and thr skillfully wrought arrange- steel rubrication plant watched the unusual growth mid ford, Oviedo and Geneva. ’i Rothermel li well qualified to the annexation problem with Gat mcnl*. The Seminole Mutual Concert sullied here to grow with the community ami with Florida, dficuia hi* aubiect for he ha* been rltd. Cily Manager Warren KnowOther small Industr'/s began to flourish with many nior* \ i t h Southern Bell More 10fh, with Id , fnrmrr reprcaenlallxc Volin Asimciaimn'* tni«.S7 »erle* will the exception- nf the time spent in A. William* Jr„ and former Cily boa*i nf four presentation*. How­ eyeing the community for ruluru location. The City of Sanford, realising the tremendous growth tha 11.5. Field Artillery In the Attorney Ed Rhlnholaer speaking ever, nne of them la yet In be selected. tiiiu oml started ."bnrrel-rnllinjr tactics", began tn look inEuropean Theatre during World up on the controversial issue War It. He 1* expected In show the Jayrce President Peterson »aldj Prexent memhera fifth* atroela-'to thn facilities which sorved Its eitlcens, gpjsvth of lelephono service lx lhal candidate* for the County Tax, lion are urged to renew lljeir mcmTodny, an expanded water system lakes rare nf the InSmfoH, plan* lor expansion heie t A*»o.*wir* office would apeak on berahlp* Immgdiatelv before the creased load of furnishing pure w a te r, a new and m odern ami Juit what will happen when ih* Jayree "Gel_ Out Tha Vole", annual memberahip drive get* un- „rw a ge ay stem w as daveloped which claaned un (he fh « dUl aervlre la eut In. . program, April » , I derway MonJay. . ; ; mi|fl wW# UV. which th a Morth«rh city and cmillty little oppotirion wa» thown yeaterday between candidate* for the Home of Rcpreientallve* a* they ■poke at the noon luncheon meeting t l the Seminole County Junior tfR m ber of Commerce. And to direct questions for “ ye**' or "no" anawer*. long explanation* ware mada by the candidate* on th* question of annexation.In the City of Sanford'e expamlon pro­ gram. Candidate* appearing on Hie aamc platform, and speaking for aaven minutes each on the first portion of the program that wa* Political Rallies Kickoff Tuesday Al Court House no. te W lro hway Planning To Discuss Route Yearly Membership! Asked Meeting To Turn In Funds, Scheduled 1Breakfast Slated April 4 Tomorrow Morning Lists By Monday A meeting of tha Long Rang* Highway Planning enmmlttea ha* The annual membership hreljl* ^een railed for Wednesday night faat of th* Semlnola County Junior at 7:30 at Toddy'a Restaurant by Chamber of Commerce will b* h e ll lti rivalrman, J. Bralley Oilham, The meeting haa been called pri­ Saturday morning at 7:30 a m. a | marily to discus* the recant pro­ Mr*. Apnleby'a Restaurant In th# posal mad* by Cily Cnmmlialoner Valdez Hotel, aald Tony Rutal, John Krlder to extend the route Membership Chairman for th* local of 17-n from the foot of the French Jayceei. Following breakfast, Jayceea wilt Aienua Throughway on Lake Monroe directly arroaa the take lo join he divided Into group* which wilt a Volusia county road at Enlrr- make perlonal calls on proapictivt prise and Deltary and then to loin member* anti members who Siva the present 17-M two milei south not paid their 19M-.1T due*, *|14 Ru»«L • pMlnl )n lh, f , mp,|jn ,llrn )n of Oranga Cily. The proposal to »pan the fourTlila campaign Saturday .wlH i whatever fund* have been collected, along with their rontrlbutori mile width of Lake Monroe with ■ conclude Ihe annual membarahif causeway and two bridge .pans drive of th* local Jaycea organlza. Hat* by Monday, April i. it I* planned, said the Rev. Wyatt haa mee with continuing approval lion and immediately precede* ttif that an analyal* be made at ihai nf businessmen and residence* on Junior Chamber of Commerce eon* venllon which la to be held la ,lm* determine the exact *utu* both tide* of the lake, Bralley Odham, contacted yes­ Jacksonville.' of thed rive. All worker* are urged to make Ihetr turn-in* oefrr: Mon­ terday in Jacksonville, aald " I’m Several members of the Semlnola for giving the proposal a thorough County Junior Chamber nt Com* day night, Rev. Wyatt aaid. If anyone having funds whlrh Hudy." mere* are expected lo repreygnt Hiey 'have'eo'liVcitd 1^ unabla'Vo Harry Edward*, a realtor In Gr­ the local erganliaHon at Ui* S lata, delivered them lo the Red Cross Of ama Cily aiM yraterdiy, "W* convention. flee personally, tha Board Chair- haven't had loo much time lo gr" Rusal aaid, "all members of tha man laid yesterday, It la requested^ our thought* together on Ihe pro- Semlnola County Junior Chamblf that they roitart Mr*. Knox at posal. However, I'm sure we of Commerce a rt urged In att*nf| phnna No. HO, Sanford, so Hill a r e ’ would be In favor nf Ihe new rout* Saturday morning's annual mein* rangemenu ran b« mada to hava Id preference to a highway that berahit breakfast." >*, T ? u , f,n Would bypia* all of lit." ‘hfm rlckrd up. Officials In DeBary, by whleh PfW- roti-a .wrniVd. p*.<!.. hnapert . ' ' ' Funeral Services approval on th* new propoaal by aaj in* I f • tha "h«.it news >*t." Tomorrow Morning SSHi1Ik Swift, Secretary of th* DeBary Chamber nf Cmnmerra had For W. W. Warner this In *ay, "Think of Hie bottle. Whirl W Warner. (W, rlleil at nrck in our mldluwn c(ingr*tlnn it Plan* are complete I Seminole Memorial Hospital al la will relieve." To have truck* and noon yesterday following a linger- through traffic routed away from nual Jivcre Easter F.i ing lllnraa. the village's main itrrrt would Seminole County child Mr. Warner waa born July I, tend lo make DeBary a xafnr re-1 years of age, chat taS# in Palnrovtllc, Ohio, He w«! sldence In every way, he said, Thr**hrr laid yeslerd* ihe ann of Mr. amf Mr*. F. G. I,. Dr. Abraham I,. Lincoln, prealCnnlribuiiona of eggs Warner and nephew nf the late dent nf DeBary'a Chamber of Com- lo buy eggs hn*:* been A. D Warner nf Orlamln, Mr. War­ mere* aaid, "It would be • great ernua aald Thrasher an. ner moved In Orlamln with hi* boon; we want DeBary as a real- Inal* County Junior C family In 1#23 from Nurwalk, 0. dentiil district; thl* would enhance Commerce la plinnlng lo] tn bn manager of the Angebilt It* value enormously." to tha children al this am Hotel. Odham, In calling lha meeting of Wonderful prWas, doi l.aler moving In Sanford he leas­ Ihe Long Range Highway Planning ed the Valrtra lintel for in years. committee aaid thaC other matters generous Saa/ord Marc He *Dn operated Ihe Marian and of Importanra will also h* discus- he awarded ta children fl. _ Jame* hotel In Palalka and the *rd *1 the Wednesday night supper dally marked egga. Thraahaf aald*, Cherokee Hotel In Talliliaatr*. mretlng "We will discuaa Ih* Clly Tha Jaycaa Easier Egg Ilunl. Id Fur th* last V) year* Mr'. Warner Fort Mellon Park, milt get, under nf Sanford's requeaf in widen Park had operated a summer hotel and way at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon, park iln lh« banka nf Lake Erie Avenua from Mrd Sireel In the In- tha chairman said, "and w s'|f% leraecllon and the road from San­ at Aahlabula, 0. where he pro­ expecting a good lurnoqt of ebiU vided pleasure for thousand* nf ford Avenue to 17-92 from the Na­ dren from all over Semlnola Coun* val Air Station, a* well as other rhiidren and was professionally road matieri of importance," said ty ax well a* from Sanford," known as "Pop Warner", Among tho>a contributing aggn He was * member nf St. Uike'a OJhaiq. Mr the .laycen E x'ler Egg Httnl Cathedral, Orlando but since liv­ were; Mrs. Aria Jan* Lundqulrt, ing in Sanford, a' member nf th* Lutheron Sunday Mr*. 0. M, Spring, (T. A, Bufltlgh, (Inly Cross Episcopal Church. Mrs, Douglaa Slanatrom, ft.) E. Mr, Warner bad lived In Hanford Will of the Celery C|ty -Grill, inti for M year* and hi* raaidepco waa School Plans Egg William F,. Nailer's Jewqlry, , 213 Woal 19th SI, Ha, waa a member of Tampa Hunt For Children Childrap of th* Lutheran Church Conaiitory Aaciqnt and Accepted Seotiiih Rita nf Tampa, a Noble of the Redeemer will take part In limits. A new baseball stadium, municipal-swimming pool, nr Oahla TernpJr. Orlando, a mam- their apnual Ifajlor K ij Hunt pivresurfaced atreets, expanded recreational facilities lo taka b*r nf Mount Vernon l<ndge Xn. en hv th*'Sunday a-hod of »y care nf young and old alike; a new land-fill projict, all nJded St. Norwalk, (I., * member nf r ’lj'r-b. batulfday a.'jernroji, at 3 ’ BPOE No. 1141. Sanford and nt o’r'nrk.,1 in the economic and nhenomenal growth of the community, Seminoia Chapter No. 2, Order of t K«' annual Raster t j t Hunt, The reitilar wnra*>)l gervl*o of In addition, a million and a quarter dollar h'onpitni has Eastern S tir. •aid J^rry Senkarik, SuperintenIhe Firxt' Malhp'flaJ f 'huryh '.w in' been opened to, take care of the medical needs of- the area. Mr. Warner la aurvlved hy hla dam of the SpnJaj s-hool, dill by consist ,nf .a t mxiHo p rn ir7 ^ ,'h f Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company is in widow. Mrs, Manila J. Warner, heM In’For! .Mellon Park with Ihe EaHvi Sundap nvenh* »ag the process of building a giant new location for its teleoptions Sanford j mn soni, Ralph Wint children mretlng to lake parr af m"*lc 7:?rt. T'i* their under Ike Hlr*rilm fnrililles which will ha turned to dial in the near future. A Warner, Tampa and Freni W. tha Clvlq HulMint locllrd about of Itovrr E Itarrt* with Warner nf Palnaavll)*, 0.; Ujrr* m ldnayof.lh* park, million dollars is being Invested in this expansion alone. Il'c’ion ax onanlit will proVFH Agrlcultura began to modernize with field packing mach­ grandchildren, Mildred Sua and tV* centV*. " T ie Crosx" by Fra nr Warner nf Miami and Linda ine* taking care of the bigger demands. In turn the Sanford Ann Warner of Palneivllle, O.j rhxlogtqn Marker. State Farmers Market began tn have historical year*, from a brother, C. M, Warner nf St, T,^e i* !fV la hullf eround Ih* W'hich greater and graater volumes of vegetables and produce Prtcrahurg; ggd an ' qunt, Mri. s-vrn la<l words Chflat Juzl fda of Chrlat )l .prior . ae well as fruits began to m ove, -J U na Warper of Orlando. ' tn the. rrurlNxlon, Sololxtg for. th* eveoing will hit at follnwi: This is no dream in Sanford a n d Seminoia County. T h a Funeral service* "fbr Mr. War­ THint up fnrcoa o f R ro w tn j anti • x p tn ilo n , alw ays w ith in th o cr will ha held tomorrow morning In SOrHnq E ‘rf »‘»'l*v'a'h,lt nixlt James BizariL Mrs. Robert h e a rts o f th e C e n tra l F lorida c o m m u n ity 's citizen s hm l »* i° o'clock at Brliann Funrral swajr edition-' of 'The 1Isr*ld, the nrl, and Mra. Bernard Harkey. t it : th e ir o p p o rtu n ity to begin w o rk in g , ’* ) ^ 0,n® H’ L, Zim­ Furniture i'*n(|ir of S*nr<irt| an­ iPranqi: ,M.ra, Roy W»H, and Mra, nounced lha openin'" of He hie tifw \, Gv June* Altox) Grn# Kronle^or T h e school ay ste m la p ro v id in g new and b ig g e r school* merman officiating Remains will b* taken lo branch' aim-p an Rmit# 17-M h Tenor: Dr, II. W- Rutker and Rei fnp th e ch ild ren o f a n - e v e r an d conU niilnc g ro w in g a re a . Patneivjlli. 0, tomorrow after. ' -x DeBary. Bicatiia of unforeseen h ril Rrnntl Bane* More nnd more teachers are being added to Its staff with nnon Mr funeral and. Interment. rrrWrueflfin ilelave, however, the The rt|n|r rompnaad nf .51, nians for ideal growth already being made for the Imme­ The family raqueili that fluw- actual o-xfnlng nf Ihe nny xIt c hers annually preieots some hit*; diate and long range future* era be omitted,. will not he uhlII sometime during •landing cantata during Ihe liov■ Tourists from the cnldgr climates are enjoying the faci­ Ihe flr*t week of- Anril, scro)rdlna ten »e**on. Tha puhllc la cordta to Bluford R. Carroll and Muslin invited lo attend. T '» vatpef lities ,nf a nlush hotel—-tha Mayfair Inn, owned by the New /York Giants, Golfers from ground the country are given an Adjourned Meeting H. Grier, owneri of the big ealab- vice will begin al 7;M.wlt)| IttGmeoti. , opportunity to participate In the annual Mayfair Inn 918,000 Of City Board Set Cantata following I t Ttfe The Reeldoata ‘ of aniltliem Volusia ter portion will b* hrungeait, 1 PGA Open in a community that opened Ha arms with a regat Ae adjourned meeting of the county, whoa* furniture needs welcome. Board of Sanford City Commission­ have long been served from Hip Sanford and Semlnola County ta a. picture—a plrture of er* and a public hearing on lbs ra- Sanford store, will be pleased to STATE FAIR JAN. t 3 - F I | w i n d OVBUTBBPROPOSE!* rout# of 17.M a<ra» Lake Monro# with c ity cnw iiaxloner John ~!’j n,hJ b ilcd * pow th. thaL Jl h a id ly ' eu rp aaaed a n y w h e ra in toning af French Avenua from lath learn that the same wlda salta­ TAMPA Florida to 2Mh Street* originally achaduled tion offered here will soon he Fair Ann., hai set Jan. t l thr ia r are.' (left t« right) W. D. "Rosy" Ryan. General M anarar of ike Mlnneapoli* Miller*; (,'apt, * . ,, . \y . Jackson. Commainline Officer BNAAflj Krlder, and Smntnote County Chamber »f Commare* I j Tha future lies ahead—some say that a eity of 80,000 !• for • a'clock last night .waa eg. available in them right la Utelr Feb. fi for th* 11 Jsurae* uatU l:l\* J « U n auuiUy* wa w w w .• Concert Association City, County Picture Oilers Music Lovers O f Continual Growth Treat Next Year Fresent repoil* from Hie Semin­ ole County American Red Cros* •how lhal tint? nnty Fund campalga show their $*,571 hi* brrn raised Inward Ihfir *nal of W.070. The only Iwo divldon* reporting, and reaching ihrlr assigned quota* arl lha Sanford Residential Division which reportad II, M-1 and :h# Altamonte Rprinfa Division which reported ».W>. Tha Reverend Milton It, Wyatt, chairman of Hi* Board, ha* requested that all divlalona partiri- Hunt S u n d a y Subject Methodist Choir . To Give Contota Sunday Evening ; De Barv Furniture Geiger's Opening Defoved Until Aorif rV, *il *'*“541Afi ifr)hjf •XtiL# 4 , 1 ttfr j f * ; . - i j £ k ,a’^aivsk^rtail^^?mX*-—**. f . -■■-,-ll-LLVv■J.._■ ~ 4 h it* ' >is- 4 1' ‘■ItMv S sS'ii � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 29, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 29, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 29, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6cb7e65135bd3cdcdafc4ab37df6ca24.pdf 7ba856ca2d5f62821e24f25dd8880e3a PDF Text Text i t> * •- ri -a y L ______ ; »■ \ M a rga re t-A p ril la rich ball gowns, ablaw with gents. ‘A l f a th t fairy tala romance, » veil lift recaietm .nl of every lit5n«|e glrl'e dream of bippines*. - . The pretty blonde girl from Independence. Mo., will marry the 8a■■antermm from Zebulon, N. (mi of a druggist. In th* small M ek Trinity Church of Into d ta u where her mother and ■v were married and where r * g la the choir. A reception -fellow at the home of the la'g parent*- President of the United States, concert singer, television and radio performer, will marry Clifton Dan­ iel, U, New York newspaperman •nd former foreign correspondent. The four principals—and the trappings nf the two romances— couldn't offer a more vidtd con­ trast. From their original meetluge to wedding plan* th* two storiea Illustrate colorfully Die •um ber of mile* between IndeBondence, Me., and Monte Carlo to th# Mat and Hollywood to Die StmThtg at the beginning, cornire these two courses of true Grace Kelly, a prime box office property, was presented to hie se­ rene highness lest May when, with Collins Attacked By Fuller Warren On Turnpike Issue Brides a photographer, aha was making *111 drop into French hand* under publicity ahota against the back­ a 1918 treaty, and 4.W0. subject* door of the tu b Century palace of of the prince and ld.000 residents tho Grimaldis. The next time she of hi* picture postcard country siw him - a s In December -Hen will havr In star* paving lave* he dropped in to call on the PhiiaLeaa than dtlphla Kenya. I— -I— two! : weeks later they announced th e ir •ngagamenL Margaret Trumin met auav* ' graying Cliff Daniela In early No* vember when they were dinner: guesU of mutual frlrnda, the What can wp do to make more George Backert, in New York. money from our beef cattle? The They dated around New York regu­ trend In land price*, labor, cost larly for a eouple of month*, Dani­ of equipment, and many other el proposed late In January, wasj factors has pointed out one very accepted, received the blessing of, Important point which is that the hU prospective In-laws. cost of producing a pound of On March S he gave her • ring. beef ls going up. If we try to produce beef with­ No one suspected a thing. Then Daniel took hla girl to Zebulon to out taking advantage of Die new meet hi* parent*—and rumor* changes in programs for pasture started. They'd planned to make management, feeding, breeding the announcement on March 13. for market timing etc., we will but former President Harry S. not make -as much from our Truman hastily called a press con­ cattle operation* a* w# should. Feeding cattle on a supplement ference a day early and read the brief, formal traditional announce- basu baa proved very profitable to the cattleman when be plans meoL properly. When There are other comparisons; his operation Rainier, to seal his proposal In there is adequate forage, feedinc Philadelphia, presented hi* bride- will help balance the cows daily lobe with a handsome circlet of intake to that you can get a higher intertwined diamond* and rubies, percent calf crop, better bull which, thoughtfully, he had packed condition during breeding season, along with him from Monaco. heavier calve*, belter condition on market animals and other Later ho replaced on the proper benefits. In times of poor pasture finger of Die left hand a magnific­ conditions feeding will h e l p ent 12 earat aolltatre—roughly the keep your animal* producing ilia and shape of a three cent pounds of berf at the lowest cost stamp. Educated guesses place the per pound besides keeping them ring'* cost at around 320,000. alive. Clifton Daniel went ring shop­ The amount of feed you use de­ ping alone and presented hi* girl pends on jour pasture and m ar­ with a handsoma round solitaire ket requirements. Since feed is of someDiing less thin a carat. costly you should Use a feed de­ Tht pretty, delicate ring cost, a signed to do a particular job, the diamond expert said, around $1,000 job you need done. Today modern —an important investment for a scientific feed manufacturers are salaried man. producing feeds to do a parti­ The prince and prince*! wilt go cular job. Possibly fattening tteers for a cruise on their 123-foot yacht. cm grass, steer* in dry lot, creep Margaret and her bridegroom will freJing calve*, maintaining cow have a honeymoon, but again in conditiorf. wintering cattle, main­ the American tradition, the desti­ taining good breeding condition In nation is a secret. your hulls and other*. Each of Msrgiret and her husband will these jobs Is different and needs a return to New York—and *n apart-' different type of feed to do that Job. ment. He'll go back to work. She’ll No one feed formula will do them continue her career, if she wants all at the most profitable level to. He says he won't object. Feed only when you know exactly Princess Grace of' Monaco will what you want to accomplish become chatelaine of a 120-room with feed and use a feed that is palace and preside over a number designed to do Die Job you want of other establishment* the prince done. At this season there are two maintain*. She has agreed to give up her career, the prince aays. jobs that most cattlemen want So far as Monacan* are con­ done. One it to gel lots of calves cerned. her most Important career for next year and to do thu his motherhood. For. lacking an must have hi* bulls In top breed­ heir nr heiress, Monaco ultimately. ing condition. A hull out of condi­ tion cannot do the Job he needs to dn. The other job Is to get his calve* that he might now have or u getting Cii tup 'market weight and condition* as fast as poMihlr. To do these Jobs he can help himself by feeding his hulls a conditioning feed and creep feeding his calves. The right creep feed can help do this. I'ugrading on sour calves that may mean 1810 per calf abos> creep feeding costs. The packer is looking for the calves that arc a higher grade than you get from just letting them run with their mothers. You can easily got Diem in the best grade by starting your creep feeding early and getting the Jump on the one* that are just letting (heirs run with the cow*. From creep feeding you gain calves. In cow condition you get 10 to 13 per cent more calves dropped the following season. The cows gain up to 44'4 pounds more when the calve* ere drop­ ped. Creep feeding supplements cows milk and grass. It gets them ready sooner. For every dollar spent In creep feeding you X n r TTin ASSOCIATED PRESS Former Cor. Fuller Warren yes­ terday attarked Cov. Collin* on ¥ i *el. ‘1 Warren criticised the proposed routing around Jacksonville and said the Collins administration was u'lng "unseemly haste’* in validating bonds for the toll road. Collins replied that the turnpike routing was made to serve all of 1 Florid* and that many Jackson­ ville residents had endorsed it. He said there should be no delay In getting this needed project under way. While Warren anl Collins were exchanging serb.il punches. Sumite r Lowry and Farris Brjant I hammered away a: the segrega' lion issue. In a speech ta*t night in Tctogia in Liberty County, Lowry declared that "If the South makes It known that «e are willing to go all out , to defend segregation, the agita­ HIRg AM TH! AMMICAN 0IIUTAM1S presented to Queen Elizabeth tors will retreat." )I and the Duke of Edinburgh at a tea party In Buckingham Palace, "Tlie only way we fan maintain I-ondon. They were among 500 girls to be greeted. Shown back rov/ our separate *ehools and free in(I. to r.) ate: Anne Michele Orr, Arkansas; Christie Winters, Lew I stitutions Is to have » governor York; Alice Ann Orton, Nacogdoches, Tex.; Pesrton rtid Meredith sho is strong enough and doHenry, and Sally Sears Thayer, Glen Cove, Long Island, N.Y. 1r* j termioe 1 enoueh to tell the federal front (I. to r.) are; Lane Middleton, * student at th* Sorl«nne in ' govrrnmta' to stay c ut; to tsll Die Paris; Ciry Lee Keen, Ruxtrn, Md ; Jennifer Fay Hopkins. PariCc Palisades, Calif, end Ann Elizabeth Hawley, Berkeley, Calif. Th# world the I'nitc! States Const It uother dsbutante (not shown) is Melissa Carney, New York City. I tlon empowers u« to run our own schools ar.d that we intend to con­ tinue doing so." should get almost two dollars re EASTER PAR TDK WONT ttryau'. viid at Miami he doesn't turned Be sure ar.d fc'd a creep BE TELEVISED believe President F.i«eohower will feed that has been researched to call * conference of Southern govgive you the m«*l profitable • emore and attorne; s to talk about gain*. segregation. There are many way* tn pro________________ duco a cheaper pound of beef York's Fifth Avenue next Sunday. | and we must try to use them ail Tie only special network pickups Since World V ar IT. a- much If w# expect to make the most that day will be devoted to church office space has been built in New profits front our operations. J service*. i Yoik City a* exiid* m *11 Chicago TTTK SA N TO RO TTTRALT) Pngg i T o w . M « f. 11, 1 IW NEWSBOY GETS FUNDS ' Scientist Finds FROM MAMIE WASHINGTON (8 — A M-year- Giant Ape Tooth old Philadelphia newsboy receives LONDON U* — The Chines# set. from Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower enlist »ho discovered tho "Pektoday funds contributed by the .{4fe It)' Cr.l-.3dc foe Freedom •' |ns r«y*H~S Dnd'if Tnat organisation* tla- 1the tooth of aooliier giant ape «ho dlo Free Europe broadcasts of roamed China In prehljtorie news through tho Iron Curtain. lime*. The lad is Henry Harrison, son Peiping radio aaU Dr. Pel Wen of Dr. and Mrs. James A. Harri­ Chung made the new discover? la son. For the last two years, he a cave in Kwangel provlnet. hs* been delivering the Philadel­ It was described as "fossil of t phia Evening Bulletin. giant ape. four tlmea the else of Hr got Interested in the work a man'* tooth." of the Crusade for Freedom and The skull and part* of the ikele. has collected an average of <2 ton of "Peking men" — regarded cents from each of his customers. by »ome anthropologist* as Uie oldest link between man and Young people are more often sub­ monkey — was found In 1929 m ject to headaches caused by vision ChowkowlJen, not far from r*i. difficulties tnan are older people. • ping. VO TE FOR A N D E LEC T GORDON V. FREDERICK State Representative CRO U P 2 Seminole C ounty Pd. Pol. A d r. Announcing the iitn r Gulf Life's N EW Modified Life Plan providea many featuree of Ordinary Lift with premiums as low as many term plans. Ilere'a still another Gulf Life Plan that permit* you to provide real protection for your family. 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It t;i\os yon and your family protection never before provided In any tire at any price. It's tha first and only tire with bnllt-ln peace of miijdl Puncture lafel This tiro has a special gummy rubber sealant that seals any i puncture tho Instant it occurs—makes' , It completely puncture-safe. No more delays, no more fear of changing tires nn a busy highway. This Is built-in peace of miiuL — Skid Safel It won't slid, swerve, nr slide like ordinary tires. Takes danger out of driving on |uvrinrnls wet with rain or snow. And this exclusive brad is iile n t- won't bum on the highway, Won't squeal on the comers. This Is Imilt in peace of mind. * “~— T housands e f l a t r a M lleal Th*, rugged alt-nylon cswd body runs cooler,' provides better lialanee. Together with 25t thicker tread, U give# you the long-! f st mileage of any tire. Wifi, In all probJ ability, last longer than you own yuuJ wr> I liis Is tmilt-ln peace of mln^ F R E E ! 5 -D A Y D E M O N S T R A T IO N O N Y O U R O W N C A R I O O T O A N Y O F T H E F O L L O W I N G F IR E S T O N E D E A L E R S O R S TO R E S . mJ 9 n e k tm k u H m tm lP m n ir * Mm* Ofits—Jocktmmll*,n+ M a r i Bub , Superintendent P. H. Colbtrt, Superintendent Palmetto Bldg. ■^ js f n f : <j-.sv.r-. ______ 7 t t r ir f ‘ •' if A—lfe> M&r-- - STORES TOON! If �' ■ ■ • * . \ * • ■ , Merle Warner Interested In Vacant Commission Post . ........ General White Official GoodTo Officials i Ont of tha possibility* to fill th«; vacancy existing on the Board of: a a t l f * l |* — Sanford City Commissioner* aaid I a M VV111 |R f T |S today. "I'm not Interested." VUM ! Merle Warner, unsuccessful can• vlldato In the race for a seat on ! the City Commission Uat Novem1ber, «aid today, “ I am only Interm ; e.ted In a full term on the Board Patrolman Carl William*, of the of Sanford City Commissioners." It takes a full term, laid War Unrida High v .y latrol. re-x rie l * \ IS.year-old Negro hoy drowned ner. to accomplish, to any degree. f. f d“ty >.onday tu bring the . em Seminole County Judge Ernest today while .e.rchlng for golf , program of progreaa. rfflclm cy, ^ i n ^ W e i uo to normil Housholder spoke to members of ball* In Amory Lake at the No and sound City government. With-, representitive P the Pilot Club at their dinner Brigadier Gensrsl Robert 0 •even green of the Mayfair Inn, out a full term as a Mtv oommis strength. Tfie Seminole County Demiier**’ meeting held In the Yacht Chili White, accompanied hy Captain With Florida Highway Patrol Golf Course. sinner one's hands would he lied lir Executive Committee is all gel last evening on “Juvenile l-egis. Johnny Krofchek, Poll Advisor, Trooper T. Mark Mack. William* |»-.Erm*t Brown, son of Beatrice| by the groundwork already laid by and plans have been completed and he will patrol the Semi­ lation". 154th Armored Infantry Battalion, for one of lh( mint extensive •hd Sheddrick Brown of No. 57' those with longer terms. nole County highways to keep vio­ Judge Housholder cited the tie. and Captain Joseph 1). Bryant, Jseries of rallies ever fn he held William Clark Court went down all <-j madc » statement at the conlations here at a minimum. j plot able condition* 'which now Co Commander. Company B, |„ gemlno,# County's political Mslg:45 today and hi* body was re- P| u»ion of last year's election that However, yesterday, it was re Jc»l«l wherein Juveniles that have Iftllh Armored Infantry Battalion, 1 | 0ry> g covered at approximately 1:15. j vsoulti be a candidate for the . sealed that folks continue to kill 'hern apprehended for various paid an official good.wUI visit to mcrfJMng numbers ■Capt. J. T. Blackburn, of the, Board of City Commissioners in the pirh olh(<r Aiming at having the puhtie In* eaiise., sis plared In the county official* of the City of Sanford formed of earh candidates plate Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta- ne*t election and in all probability along Florida's highway* while Jail brrause there I* no other .Seminole County, and Seminole form before the May 8 Democra­ flon, and hia ion, playing S°1J.V that I* what l intend to do, but not the Highway Patrol strains its place for them to go. “ They are County School system, the Mayfair Inn Golf Courso this fop Jn unrxpire<| lerm," aaid War efforts to keep them from it. tic Primary, practically #*8rp I placed in tha very atmosplirra Arriving in Sanford at • section of Ihe county hai been afternoon attempted In recover the ncr In the February report just Is­ that we tie trying to correct oV|ock (ll|, n,orlt|ng, General included in Ihe Itinerary of ralle* body hy diving hut could not lo \v ,rner did not reveal whether or sued by the Patrol, it shows 62 and avoid", he staled. While, first Inspected 'h* local which will give each candidal* an # **,e **• not he had been approached con- against 39 were killed last nionili Ha urged every member of Ihe Armory on East First St, whirh opportunity to speak end lo Vole*' ""A ll effort* to resuscitate the rrrn jng the vacancy that must bu by crashes Investigated by stale F R E D E R IC K C I.K V K R IN G A of D enary with one e f tha eoples of Pilot Club to lend every assit- is undergoing repairs, ila said, his platform and a.plrationa, youngster failed as Sheriff Denver (l|Iej within .10 days after such; troopers a 59 per cent increase the Bible in his borne lib rary. (S ta ff Photo) Inure during the next session of "The Armory Is looking better Tha lead off rally will bo held over the mouth a year ago Cordell, Sanford Police Depart-j vacancy exists, the IrgMlalure to Insure passage than 1 have ever seen it." In Sanford at Ilia Seminole Count? Arrests rose 18 per cent and the ment Patrolman Ben B.iller FHP Thp cj(y Ch)lrtcr Spctlon ,j of appropriate hills for adequate %|MV to officials of tha Court House, April 3. Patrolman Carl Williams and Chief ... . . rP2Ui.i,on that number of written warnings in­ detention home, for juvenile* as rjly of Sanford took plars at 10 In order, rallies will bo held at i . B. Snipe, of the Navy Shore Pa- ,.Ab'#pnce from foiir" consecutive I I will as homes for menially de- 0-r |„fk lh„ morning in the City I-ske Monroe, April 7; l.ske Mary, trol gave artificial respiration n , n|M| , of ,hp Commll ' hold down the number of accl-| ranged adiilte and feehla minded Manager's office al the 4‘ny Hall. April 10; hongwood. In the town an effort lo bring a .park of life ^ ^ o p m (, |# vac, „ lhe' dents, the report said. For in­ children who are also plared In Acting Mayor Karl Higginbotham. park, April U; Bear Dike, April stance there were 51 more wrecks the county Jails because ther. is cTommiaaismer David Galrhel, a 17; Altamonte Springs, April lOj "'pour* of^BrowiC *0 huddle* wera ’ u*1 ° f lI" r ™h e r unl.M ' ‘ "^h i or 4 per c e n t - la .t month than | fo u. r ofh Brown. *lh huddle, h l || be , n renrusry February ,i»ao 1955 b u t*a little no other ptac# for them lo go form#r Commanding Officer of Pan!#, April 20; Fern Park, at tho The men of Do Bary were hon­ . ra,ii were 'ukp absence *b,cncft ,ehell be excused excused hr by the the ln mi, „uio bright origin on the shore of thr smsll lake Commiu on by resolution setting ri. . h w (rf)m lbe Bloomy traffic ored at a dinner meeting of Pres­ while awaiting entry into institu. I, 124th Infantry Battalion, Prairie l.ske American !.*(toia p a tc h in g him attempt to retrieve for|h ,be (lcl , uch „ cute duly ^ ‘c,Il‘rh€.°'r fr0m ‘h* 8l°°ray lr' " 1C byterian men last night at the tlons. i i(u) t *it y Manager Warren K. Hut, April 81; Oviedo, April picture. golf ball, and thought he was play- m itred Upon the minute.. Geneva, April 27; and again la Judge Housholder particularly ' Knowlra. On an overall basis thcra were Fellowship Hall. The Rev. A. G. Ing until he came up three times Sanford, May 4. stressed the need for further ap- ' .... It Is expected that the reslgnn- two per cent fewer folk iniured Mclnni. itroduced Frederick Clrv, , , 1 i General While expressed ap. and failed to come back lo the sur­ lion of Commissioner Jack Rati- in all 1.415 wrerks last month iga of De Bary a. guest speaker. Otfiriata and' rnmmltloo mtnw prnpriation* for an expansion pro. . . . . ,, , ,, .institution ,, ,, prrriat on for' tha cooperation of ber* of tha Kemlnolo County Pent* face again. gram of. the at, (...hatta. 1 r “ 1 hop# my lopir of How We Got gan will hr accepted at tomorrow ' than In Ihe 1,364 hto aame month thr City with the Natiooel Guartl William McKay, W'oldrn Perry, ncraile Executive Co/nmlltee hava hoorlire, the School (or Hoys at the Bible has not led anyone to iIsaac . . . r..iu » and Angus i . „ „ .Morgan,, night's meeting of the Board of a year earlier. as he explained that “ My primary Cullen, Marianna, tha Farm Colony at purpose Is lo get acquainted anil urged every riliien In allend on* I In other actions of the Depart-1 the conclusion that I am lo disgll school boys were watching<Ul> tom m l“ loncr*' or more of tha ralliao so that thp? The annual Good Friday S«rv Gainesville and tha Girls' Home in mom of Public Safety, Safely cdu-1 course on Ihe message of this Brovsn. Walden, whrn alarmed over However, Commissioner J o h n cation men gave 110 per cent | great hook.'* hrg.nn Clevcrlnga, Ire, sponsored by tha Seminole 10 ,.n| , These Institutlnn*. while tell you how much we appreciate ran talk to and hear Iho variou* the fa rl’lhot Brown did not come Kridrr commented at last Monday more talki on highway behavior; 'for as a librarian my talk tonight County candidates for local offices in this will ......... offering every rare that It ""la >'0,l, cooperation ami atslslanra. . .Ministerial Association, . up. ran to the home of Al Wallace n'Sht'a meeting that, “ I don't see showed 22 per cent more safety •la nn the making of the Book 1 begin at 12 noon triday, March p0s»ii,le tn K|V* inaurhcrowded The National Guard today, par. yeer’e political campaign, e where Ihe Sheriff> office was where w* can agree on a Commia- film* ami gave *4* per rent more itself. In 1811 I became Inierested N 4t ' tha First Presbyterian conditions, *■•In dire need of ex- Ilnilatly In Florida, Is getting a Spaaking will begin at each ratnotified. 1»lonrr ‘B radio talki. _ r ,. - *-v ' 1In lh* development and mechanics I Church. pension to eara for tha hundrrda lilt la hit more Impoitant," Gan- l> *t 8 o'clock In | h |. ' — Th»ibad».ViM weavanatt buCaa^ tlvn abbreviated sriiton nf (bn Troopers rod* miles, i of rbllectinf and : r.'-asrmbllng t h a themV ri this thre^5,.."!Wr iviuiV o '' now «• lh* wsf'.Ma Il»l» Or**’ Whit# lohl, tha emup today, | There a r t M local candidate* Jn •table J. Q, “Slim". PjlWaVj Ta ~ throughout lit* «lat», be antplia- "for (It* purpose of H’- National [ various rates for county gf. Board of Oly Commissioner, last'w orked 57,220 houra and asslsied fragment, of early writing, anil servlea l. "Love Speaks (Cnnllntird nn Page 5) , | rp<l Guard Is to servo (h* State. Bcee, four candidates for Hi« Monday nignt was attendcsl li> 4,2no ~ps>rs(Mis.-------------------------- Mn thst-pursuit (mmd_jnysclf mnsl I Tha C*rose" and embrace* only three Commissioners: Farl Driver's license examined 3.1. interested in the foundations of seven last wonii fixitn Hi. n o te r;— H.mi;—jmigiam— W* life u r* '-lb#-N *. I of Representative*, and , Higginbotham, ax Acting Mayor, fioj, nf that number 16 178 passed I Ihe one greet hook nf guidance. 4» tpokrQ by tli* .Savior. rbulrnmn, Intiodurnl the •|»ri»l*i»r. tlonnl (iiuml unit^ u«l| irainml lwo eaniiuiair*' for lit# sen*l*.“ rvPT Swanson presided John Krtdcr. and David Gatrhel and 17.125 failed or had incom"We must first go hark In Altra-J .Seven ministers will bring meol- ^ fl ||* Harvey presitlrd and rapahln of meeting any aitua-. Iok»I randidsle* will b* given ., V . preference and will speak first, | Mayor F, !>. Scott ws* out of plrte papers. ham. tho first Hebrew, who came l at i n o s as follows: nier th« meeting. Pinna "laivo In Aelion," th« R<n. I). c"in|ilett-d for 'ho rlob'e aiionnl ... T, - , „ 1', *mM 1 ^ . 'T i.lrm in of the town and could not attend. I The weight troop weighed 16.410 to Canaan from Dr nf the Chaldees , , r .. „ . . . ►"Mowing his visit with the ( Seminole County Dmnocratle e se . vehicles, found 275 over weight in 191V It Ils brought with him 8. t'arnefix; k..s«ter Kgg isle win. hwill he < u y ( ominlsslimeis and * Hy culiv* Committee aaiil at the la il ‘ istve t ioomlltional", tha Rev. held | under Florida law and their own many g"ds, for lo nur great stir S a liiriia v , M a rrh 31 In f m h l Mannfffr, CirnaiHl W lilt# nirt j iin'iiui^ yf tli« fttoiip, I «r« were a*»e*-ed $28,120, prive he was not a mono theist Iloh Spear; n f S e a l* S to le . M e n ilic a i 4 #.. . # ti . w Lill« SliiKlrtnry, Chief Deputy . Howcvir, CAndidatec are taking •Taivc's Responsibilities”, the Ills history leads tn the Genesis ■neat at the home of Mr*. It. K. (or sheriff Denver Cordell who I advantage of every opportunity Its story. Genesis i. a eompilalmn of Rev. J. W. Parham; the egg*. LA w"» uliable to he in hi* office for speak before local groups through' Ixn-e's Extremity", the Rev many documents from Northern ,« Chapman Friday night to prepare Harrison H Carter, 67. died IV !,. Slone; tin. morning * good util visit, sndj out the county with many of then* and Southern PalestineA benefit harheeua Is l»-lng held The pilot Club will conduct . I ks chairman of the Seminole t'nunlv’ combining door-lo iloor campaigns l a n e 's Priorities", Chaplain hix home at 5 45 ».m. this morn “ 'flie name of God was the ini "F aster l.lly" sale on Saturday Board of Commissioner* W. II. to arqualnt local cllllens of (help at the Elk's Club Saturday night ing after a short illness. He had I.von Arnold; 'tala JHYIf, so sacred that no for the Faster Seal lliiva of Miller. from n lo 9 p. m. platforms and personal desire*. J "love's Consummation", live Hebrew ever pronounced it even • Fund* derived from tha li.xrlw. mad# his home al 418 Palmetto which Mrs. Harold Applehv I. A Bed Cross Fund- Campaign ( |n „( worship and rever Rev. Fred B. Fisher; and General White'* visit also InI Ave for the past five month*. Vui will benefit Knrt Cash, * chairman for Seminole County. rlu.led a slo p al the Office of the Mr. Carter was born April 19 Captain, Mr*. Jimmie Wright, who PnrP \yben, In lalrr day* nf i>na > "laive'* Surrender", the Rev. Trench Ave. truck driver who vv-ns 1888 Mr«. Swanson remind'-d mem­ I.ewl* C. Futch. In Jaeobstown, N. J. and he I ba» congrletrd her report a n d ' <if((>iw ..... lr Illr Foperiiiteiiilent of Piddle Inslrur. ogu# and temple service*. Ihe Injured when diving Into * lake. ber* lo prepare fjva iople, of I p p r o p f l a l * rnngregatmnal £ Cash I* in the Seminole Me. attended the Fimt Baptist (’hiirch turned in the enllrcted cnntnoii-1 prj^S| pronnunerd Ihe benediction, hvmn*. irrlptur* reading*, pray their yearly report and hand to lion where he met Rayhtirn T. and wan a veteran of World War**00* *nc^ mcmbennipa, hai ex- t|lw r h,,ir taught to «in« her al th* liuiities* meeting A y tl Mtlwiia and Principal Herman I W ria l Hospital paralysed from I. He wa» a retired ear Inspector Pir»»6d ipprecletlon to those who _ .. loudly Ihal no one could hear the f » , *od apocial music, will *c ' 10. Morris. fils neck down, unable to move at company each meditation. for the Pennsylvania Railroad and j*1* Dreamwold inpffjlMl, nimp nf 0o<1 Th* local Armory, whleh fl«n•II. For tha convenience nf the pub­ wa* a member of lh* Sanford Tour-1Sect inn ^of Sanford “ In 7no B. C lh , writing, of eral White Inspected, Is being reHa tl married and has one child. Mr*. Wrght laid that Ihoae wrv A wild boar was reported Mi Genesis were first recorded o n , lic, Mils thr** hour service I* divid­ painted ami remndclfd insid*. New the loose last Saturday nlghl Tickets are nn sale at duun- 1st Club. Ing wilh her were: Mr*. Alire sheepskin parchment nf Ihe be.*l ed Into seven cample-e 25 mtnu'e Survivor* included hi* wife an.1 Grtman. Mr. Eilrcn Groover, ligliiiog fixtures are tn ha In­ about | | o'clock in ihe vlelitlf? lown locations and at the Saiifmd quality. However, l«h Canon nf periods In order fur everyone in seven children; stalled. The nirrall cost of the of Five Polnts.when residents’ »o« Bik> Club. „ . Mr*. Naomi_ l.apa,| , , Mr*. Don»ld Tuckrr, Mr*. W. R. the rrntaieiKh, the illstnriral | attend at least rna pnrt on. It !* t project It expected to h* approxi­ lifted the Seminole CVnmty fflierv 1'ilhds foKCfclv'dvHP b* turtiad Trenton .. kic .. * ‘J.0/ * 1," C' r'* :’ Hsllett. Mr*. nohrrt Hodges. Book* and the Writings of the (5, , rlp, A- ,<PWjl |nrt Mr,. mately $8,000. over to Willi* Peacock, Ca.hlar nf t'NS; Mr*. Hope Wheeler. W ash-L, Iff* office that the rambling anl* psropla cannot atlrnd all nf Lhei ' Prophet, were not actually recog­ tile F'orlda State' Bark, who will ington, G*.; Mr*. J.n e nollln. New R,chl|rd f. Rich„ r A film 'Self Breasl Fxamlna- I A fedeml Inspection will be mal was ransacking garbage rang nized until about 90 A. D, Thi­ three hour servlea and Utrrcfora _____ __ j m c as executor of thr fund Orleans, La.; Harold Carter, US ne* testament had much more *r# to fael fre# lo com* anil g o '* 'l,n nn f »ncer will hr shown In ninde nf the Sanford Armory ami demoralising th* neighbor* B1BY /1IRI. RUN Ol'F.E "•w hich will be used to pny doctor Army; Mr* Katherine Jernigan, — | Interested women tomorrow April 9 by official, of tlm Third hood. information about II* history since as best suit* their schedule. PKNSACOM uD— A 20-monthbills, nurses bill, hospital expense Pensacola; Hurtle Carter, New Or...... ....................... _ _Icn ................... "Even If for only minute* 1 m,,r*nng at 16 •- m. al Ihe llllz Army Headquarter., Fort Mcf'hrr. llie snorting, rrszeil aninial!ci« lean*, La. Four grandchildren, Iwo'old girl playing In a neighboring " **• * '* 'f r 0',,• you could quietly come and go, you, Theatre wilh free baby titling ton, (■*., at which lime lh# com. sorted on Hi* highway giving De* ami other bills for his care. manuscript* being don# in the 1 * Money from the fund will go brothers, Roy Carter, Columbus, driveway w*« ntn over end killed would do well lo prepare your '.e rv lr# offered by th* Easlxhle j plrte- facilities will he Inspected puiy Sheriff's a merry chase until N. J.; and Morton Carter, Mt. Ilol- by a car backing out of Ihe drive < cn , to Cnsh and not In hla family. tninil, soul, and heart for Mia Nursery on th# corner of Fifth im-luiling administration, .upplk-i, he was lassoed, roped and felled I yesterday, officer, .aid, ih*,,r r ,n f1n" n'1 glorious third day Resurrection. and Palmetto. A foil itmnl will be served Sat- ly, N. J. equipment and troops. along Hie shoulders of 17-92. Funeral terviee* wl.'l he al .1.30 She via* Mona Louise Feuehlng- *n,_. thn.n P»P>nl* .be't* 'lirday night at the benefit b a rb e ­ This ell Important life saving" ] Willi tha exprrlnesa of a ranch#? in Lgypl, these dating to tho see If there hail been no Good Friday film will Iasi one hour and I. cue which will include a half Ihe Deputy Sheriff* circled', Ihe aflernoon, lehra would be no Fas nnd century A. D. Then In PH7 sponsored hy the Seminole County | oMikrn. baked beans, sl.iw nod Home with Dr. W. P. Brook* Jr. Ham B. Fcuchlngrr. The car driv- five rave* were discovered, fm ir.,fr oturnlng," It was said, rope around what wat thought !• ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS •oiffre. Carl Williams will do the offiriattng. Burial will be In Ever- cr, Herbert Mears, laid ba faded of them natural, nn* man m ade.1 Tomorrow'* Banford Herald will Unit, American Cancer S*elrly. hr a rlinire wild hoar fit for-en f green Cemetery. i (o ice Ihe tot. Inubeculng. hackjiril barbecue. ... I ON rAUK THREE all lo conceal prt-rioui manu- f »rr>’ » f ’niplela program of Hus, All women who have not seen it are urged to allend. How over, any thought, of R scripts In Ihe day* of tha Roman annual observance. tasty morsel of baihccued rlbi Invasion. The*# were called tha _ ' g,' j . and ham were shortly dispelled Dead Sea Scrolls and were aulltrn t a r I f t a * V f l a l r l H l f l C when a nearby resident walked u;t tided hy radio-active tests ss 150 i L Q J l C I J C Q I I U H U A and claimed Ihe animal. It wag to 250 B. C. origin. Many of these an escapee Irum a roadside ho? fragment, are still being labortpen. 1 busly assembled and will be nf The grunt.ng. snorting l»eaj| enormous value lo Bible scholar, Fund* for tha annual Easier wai hauled elf to hi. pcrntxnrrl i The manuscript Islah scrolls, too, .Seal campaign are growing slowly, place of abuil* on a two whcelrj are quit* complete now and guard- revealed Mrs. Harold Appleby carl, neatly ho up and proper!? 1 ed In th# Greek Orthodox monas­ yesterday as she snnounred the test rained from his nelghborhutdl tery of St. Mark'i In Jerusalem total amount collected up until highway e.'■spade. 1These are used In the now stand noon. ard revised edition of the Si Howeter, Mrs. Appleby express­ James version so well photograph ed confidence that Ihe public Florida M ay Wind ed and publicized In 1052. would respond to tha appeal for j 'T h e Codex of the early Christ­ funds lo continue providing necriUp With Record 1 X ians was so written on scrolls that «ary equipment, supplies, leach­ TALLAHASSEE UB- On the hg« ing staff and other Hems for the Miry rould b# reed from three •I. nf preliminary figure. relea|*(| columns and with Ihe** exit si Fore.l Park School for Special yesterday, Florida appear* tlkel? their length, could b« utillhed Education. le wind up wilh a record re ilK on both sides, for then psrehmrnt W* a.-* sur«, said Mr*. Appleby, (ration of about U i million voter! i superseded Papyrus, that some who would Ilka to confur Ihe May primaries. - * -r Cleveringa, a former college tribute or buy seels were not in­ A tabulation by Secretary o| professor is well qualified to speak cluded In Ihe list of 7,500 names Slate R. A. (hay showed that Flora on thn msklng of book*, since he in w-hom Easter Seals were mailed taught this subject at Michigan throughout th* County. Ida tied 1.169.386 registered volarg as of Feb. I. Stale Normal college, to teachers "If seeli are not received," who wished, themselves, to be­ said Mr*. Appleby, “ Mere a rt Slnre registration book* for (big come librarians. Two years ago plenty of them on hand whirh May • and May 2» primaries don't hr retired, coming to De Bary w* will he happy to provide by close until April 7. this total prob­ from Yp.ilantl, Hi* library of, calling 2878 " ably will be boosted by 159,on)- |g rare books. Including many R<- ^ However, eoturlbuHona ran he 300.008. bles, has heroine a focal point mailed direct lo tha Seminole Thil was the first time fehi-’l of culture for those appreciating; County campaign treasur-r, willla registration totala have besg fin« literature beautifully assembl- Peacock a t the riorit.* Bute taken. H was out of th* n i ed lAW fj-TUU) but get fas bwibeeuigg. (A U i| Phots) matt* af th* l i l i afcctka __ Negro Boy Drowns ’Searching For Golf Balls In Amory Lake Reports For FHP Duty Here Monday Pilot Club Hears jI n s p e c t s Judge Housholder!L o c a l Speak On Juveniles A r m o r y Local Democratic^ Executive Group X Set For Rallies ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ F r e d e r ic k C le v e r in g a T e lls O r ig in O f B ib le Annual Good Friday Service March 29 At Local Church Benefit Barbecue For Earl Cash If Staled Saturday. Harrison Carter Dies At Home Leader Thanks •* Those Who Helped Collect Donations Hog Pen Escapee Creates Uproar I ; understood •»“ M Women Are Urged To See Cancer Film |Tomorrow A f Rifz Are Growing Slowly . Z£su ..I f 1 A , . ■ �•n «. .• - v ,*• ----------------------- .— ,— ■r gSJJro .f*T'. •i t TEE 8ANT01ID RXXAID Leaders See New Boom A- Stevenson Says He'll W ork Harder rS3:L VtifAonKGTOH (It — President I like a rerun of himself in 1932: Kefauver advocated Its outright " ' ‘ “ ■ — ----- repeal, Aru-bang campaign \e.in V i'd " •»$}' w ** Is: « parity, suppp.*, ot 'irm (n INI MtU elier •hh.."'**. touch o( the home town boy about prices but Kefauver proposed too Scrippa-Honard newtpaper* comper rent support for family-sixed plained he wag running "like a him. even homespun. Whether them pertenalily dif­ farms and 90 per cent for tba big Peitupe Adi a I SUeenaos will be ference! had any ilxniftcance is ones. Aa appeal for sympathy—o r at • game w ay-if thgfa the Mlaseeota voting cannot b« least an appeal for fair play—was llm —by the dubbing laid now. took from gen. Eatei KrNor can It be aaid the difference Implicit tn some of Krfauvrr’a in their tactiea wai aigaificant. campaign. He complained about Ipavgr la tbs providential primary Where there wai almoit an elo- Hi# Minnesota political leaders* I i Mtaneeeta. support of Stevenson. After reneeti*! on thU aad gance about gtevenson. whitkiag T h e Mlnneatoa Democraticaround Mianeaota in aearrh of ■gwa, Stevenaen Mid he will now Farmer-Labor Slate Central Com­ ••work harder1* for the Demoeritte vote*, the more casual Kefauver mittee had endorsed Stevenson. semination. Thia may have been not only loped around vhaking g s acknowledgement he thought handi but looking for handa to Kefauver accused party leaders of trying to keep him out of the pri­ had tba Mlnaeaota vote in hta ahake. mary altogether and waa Juat krestiag In 1 It la Juat aa po««ible Stevenson haa worn out his welcome aa a J campaign there He's bees no ball of fire so far. pru d en tial candidate snd voters ygriupa it iw 't ta bia natura to are getting tired of hit genteel ap­ fee. A s alow-talking Kafauver has proach to domestic and world It­ ■a edge an him In U .I de­ ausa. Roth men an Nov. IP last year part meat: ha daaaat gtva off rame out for "moderation" In this FORT BENN1NO. Ga. - Spe­ gpgrka either. Up to now Mateo*— haa looked year's presidential campaign god cialist Third Class Ottie L Russ, they've aturk to that pretty much whose wife, Emma Kate, lives ever aince. with Stevenson even at ttoa Orange Ave., recently waa more "moderate" than Kefauver. assigned to the Third Infantry ! C B S -T V Program On moat subject* they talked Division at Fort Renning, Ca. After three years in the Far : Chang#i A rt Seen likr twins against the Eisenhower East, the third, nicknamed the administration: In farming Minnesota they hit "Rock of tho Marne" division, u ij For Next Season in/anUy training at NSW YORK tm-Rome program the lots of farm income wherever undergoing the fort. m change' affect lag almost every they went, warned of dangers Russ, son of Octavla Russ, 234aS k t of Iho w*«k are in tha works overseas, criticised lark of prog- R Avenue C. Port St. Joe. is a res* on federal aid to education, •a* M at »eaaon on CM-TV. ado reports Indicate thel three accused the administration of be­ repairman tn the division's third Support Command. He entered tho Mg programs af an hour or ing for big buiineaa, attacked Army in January 1954 and com­ But most are half-hour what tkey railed "giveaway" of pleted basic training at Fort Dlx. an film, tha creations sf natural resources, worried that N. J. the Rural Electrification Adminis­ od. moat ambitious undertaking tration was being underrut, and •SHOCK TUBES* DEVELOPED __ bo Flayhouso » . • 9a-mtnut# discussed the ability of a heart WASHINGTON J* - Exploding V M ly dramatic show to be pro- .attack victim like Elsenhoper to gases in a IMVfoot metal tube dosed by Martin ManulU. Variety handle the presidency. But Kefauver took harder aim have created speeds of more than 1 0 weekly trade journal of show btntacts, says thia la slotted for at farmers and organised labor !*(**> miles an hour and temper £ » p m. ( Eastern Ttmef Thur»- and outbid Stevenson for both. ature* half again at hot *• the! | J f ev7mags'” ill' Include wh‘>» Steven talked of amend sun's surfare. evtniaga and and 'wwill ; tight film entrie. to be mads by tng the TaflHartley Labor Act. A n. Air Force announcement yesterday said the conditions pre• Cwlumhn Picture*. Pictures. CBS has pot not Columbia vul for only n few millionth* of a aammented m i details. second in laboratory experiment*, •One of the hour show* will be but they permit a *tudy of the Cgllcd The Rig Retard with forCITY BOWLING LEAGl'lt "interaction of satellite* with th e ! ■sal. Ume and other details a big Won Lost earth'* atmosphere" afcret. Actually tha Idea for this New York Lite Ins Co. 30 34 program was given a show-casing Tommy's Radiator Shop a 34 The Air Force announced the de-^ 41 40 velopmrnt of the "shock tuhea'i •evrral week* ago whea Shower Burnett Painter* 41 43 it the A*co research laboratory of S tan presented "The Golden Celery City Printing Ca 33 49 It Everett, M itt. Skrord." a program in which Bukur* Mu*ir Shop 34 30 The tube ts like a cannon, ion d a r i who had sold more than a Mather Furniture Co. feet long and four inchea us dia-l » J U 1 OB. recording* of specific CTTT BOWLING LEAGUE nakfa did their stuff. The public Mather Furniture Co. 0. Bur- meter,r. IS td It — and so. apparently, does entt Fainter* 3. C M now. Celery City Printing Co. o. New The other weekly hour program. Y«»r»c Uf» Ins. f s . l . announced previously, witl be a Radiator Shop -Mu‘* Shop *• Toramf * 1. Herb Shnner variety show, Thse j *tp:aih HIGH THREE GAMES Mtty mova into a Friday night Nfw York Life In. Co. * e t. with the hope of giving that Rukur* Waste Shop» •sirrefitly rather dead evening a 1Celery City Printing Co. N e w sO f M e n In Service A PAH OP INOWSOOTt, n schoolbag and a child's winter rap aro scattered near tha overturned automobile In which Mrs. Mie Weber, 49, and bar son, Frank, g, met death when the car waa hit by a train at an unguarded grad* crossing In Norlhvale. N.J. Mrs. Weber waa driving Frank and three other children to school at tho time of tho trigady. The two other boy*. Joseph Mores, 10, and Daniel Moreau ' a, ware critically Injured. Barbara Bunesre, a, waa unhurt except for bruises. The car was hurled 100 feet from tracks. f/wtemoriowaX) . S Bowlina 4ft » S s *.*fw s ,.._ _ . .. •By BINNITT CKRF- J OHN STRALEY haa turned over to ui the file cn the unusual case of 1 2 -y e a r-c ld Pat Carmichael- who ate up w hat he thought wax a sack of hard candy, but what proved to be motl\ ball*. • There'* been a h a p p y ' * * ___ ____ _________ ending. Not only has Pat je covered, but he aecured a job with a large Boston storage plant breathing on fur coats. • I .9 B y’ the'V ear J034."predict* Martin Levin, the subway fare will have rtMn to $2, but by that time, too. plans will have been perfected for the dispos­ able sedan. Busin*#* men will limply drive to their destuialion*—then throw].their c a n away.* iHi m New Drug Discoveries Used To Relieve Pain You K N O W it's Spoon hot chees# aauc* srver poached egg* arranged on toast; t o p with r n i p tlire* of bacon. Wonderful for Sun.lay brunch!! THI bOOT of Phflfp Prone, 14.1* pulled from an try pond !n Queen* Village, K.Y, by poUcerr.cn who grappled for it for an hour. He had fallen through tha ie* while taking a shortcut with two schoolmate*. They were on their way to earn money shoveling tne w in th* area. The rescued youths aro Edward Burnham and Joseph Silverman, both 14. Silverman had thrown himself flat on th* Ice. Burnham clung to its edge. A hn*allne waa tssaeed to them. It wax their Ufellno, CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. Quick sauce for dried beef: condented mushroom soup, diluted with a Tittle milk or cleans. Lightweight Boots OF ALUMINUM LOCKER PLAN T Ph4>— H l§ THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THl'RS. . FBI. » SAT. FLA. GRADE A - DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS ~~ WHITE EGGS FOR EASTER CARTON • LARGE 53c XLA R G E 56c LEAN PURE PENPAK COCAC O LA S GROUND BEEF Plus Dep. 19< LB. 37c FLA. GRADB A. H EN S BREADED SH R IM P PKG. 49c A HI N O W SH O W IN G DRESSED ft FROZEN IN OUR PLANT LB. BOOKS CLOSE APRIL 7th. You map r*ctnt*r at th# following pUr«n ChnmbtT of Commerc* Bldg., Sanford, 9 to ft Ui Troth daya 9 to 12 Sat 7 p. m. to 9 p. m., Tum. April ft. Oviedo, Wed. March 21th I to 10 p. m. F a n Park, Friday March 80th ft to 10 p. m. Boor Lake, Wad. April 4th. 8 to 10 p. a . HAM S Vi or WHOLE , „ s .i2 1 .^ WERTERN WESTERN LEAN BOSTON BUTTS , -B - ■■ 53c fh( cowrie of fho world I Here h (he emoting 33c i\[strongest decep­ tion in the onnefi of novel eipionogel ta t SIX M O M S, IS STYMS »• IpwkiRf i hm. U m Sca A TWi m k saa ' rw «e« k log I t N f t wt fgfMfM m Uki •a* sfart-^M Af 1 * 1 I p e # v w # * a r r A Uei’re fWat >t lev ICC 4a»v» t fta k J f pa.w* *41 »»< — ____________________ JWBJZ P U U CANE S'.;OAR You HOPE it's PUPE **a i e*+4 ***% RRa«**f<a*rf *• all •W« n u t fM aw it Cm m a# apMsf f A lU M IN lJ M CRYSTALS LW ho \ K Never m W as' BOAT1 Tbo most out- 1 rogooui prepos­ terous, hot boric l id to in my 30 k yeon of Nevol m Inteihgenter W e ste r^ sso c ia le ' Sto re WESTERN V. R. CHOICE BONED CHUCK R O A S T ■-» 55c clemlmeu of tba mt§u yoa WImm yen aalact IT. I. CR09CR — RRAVY WESTERN REEF R O U N D S T EA K « 69c “ t m a ’R l — HICKORY SMOKED tedaolo County DwtocroUe XxacuUtro CotnmitUa THE BEGINNING j story of fk* Auto PORK ROAST SEE THIS THRILLING SHOW FROM Heneverexlstedyffhe changed NEW S H I P M E N T JUST ARRIVED, 6 MODELS IN STOCK 4-5 Lb. AVERAGE PURE roMPmONKD AM a n 1 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 401 Wart TRlft—itLB Nlr**« EGGS COMMIMUONER IRRF.D * NEW YORK OB — The mm la charge of keeping New York’a streets clean is Irked with sub. urbanitea. . Sanitation Commissioner Av drew W. Mulralii said in a rifts talk that commuters knou they shouldn't toss paper on tbt city streets. "What particularly Irk* me " ha laid, "ii that they’ll do it here, and then take their train up m Westchester, out on the t.lanrf nr over to the Oranges, and they'll never think of dom; It '.here .a their home towns. Some peoplel think evrfymflg goes kn h f t York." ^It^e^m bir.M ^w fdnlsclone a Furxdsntln. test* show, ts efmor. potent f o r a ^ f h y ^ o r - .«'«*>"»» url2A,L tf “ ! tlsone with aoetyUaUeylic acid mfe-ettotan. A rtudy mad# by four (aspirins. Th# drug offer* both Boston doctors, with the aid of ion. Spreel on rounds of cucum­ ber. sprinkle with paprika and center with t*n> »pns* of paraley. Nice with tomato* juice when company's coming. S M A L L 45c Medium 49c boom have their worrisome itf*. Inventory building increases f«. tory output. But some of thog may. be out of fear of major strike* this summer, or of .tx» creeping Inflation in prices of tC dustnal materials.. And if consumer buying doesn't increase «i now expected, bush ness firms coull start living off their inventories—and then fat. tory output would drop. Inflation signs are all around, too. With employment at * the cost of labor continues to rise. And with factories working full time, the chance to pass alfgg the cost of industrial m aterials^ good. Some fear that price* might rise to the point of discouraging consumer buying. 9y MUMS N. MMM1UL MX. NEW drug* for treaUng rh*u-| fungal Infection* of the iiwuTJC matte dUeaxea. fungal Infections throat and lnlettlnal tra c t.. and infections of the urinary' in the past, many such tnfeetract aro among medicine a lat- lion* have been difficult if nok aat deva’.opmenu in the battle impossible to halt when lnxlde against health hazards. the body. For example, cordex. one of the Doctors report nystatin la also new drugs, la designed for tue in being combined with other antU mild to moderate condition* of bloucx to Increase their safety rheum atoid a rth rltl* , oateo- and usefulness. The drug waa arthritis, gouty arthritis, bursitis, discovered by Lno Naw York myosltu. tenosynovitis, fibroaltls scientist*. - and neuritis. R#CTO, S tudr OUR OWN TE OM'N TENDERIZED HICKORT SMOKED REGISTER TO VOTE men* yapent climbing above last year's. . Consumer spending on durable goods—car.', home appliances and the like—ha* been off about 10 per cent :n the first three month* of this year, the economist* esti­ mate. Consumer spending on other things ha* run along at about the old rate, or a little higher. J’art of the letup in buying of big-ticket items is thought due to the record load of personal debt on which consumers are doggedly making their monthly payment*. That discourages more buying, buying. ' Another factor is that consum­ er* are in a good position now to wait for bargains. Business competition is so keen that retail price rise* are the exception so tar. despite rising manufacturing costs. But pells indicate that consum­ ers expect to spend about as much thu year as last. Signs of the r.cw upsurge are also to he found .n the flood of ccw orders many manufacturers ui late, and in tne evident desire of many firms to build up their Inventories. To finsnre all this, business ii borrowing more heavily from the barks this year than last. Som# of' these signs of the new “ 2 J S 0' ' tn d P“ n ' Health L n lc e , shows th at "moat Btgmagcn U another new drug: for use against gout, buraitU, tnfecUon* respond favorably" to lumbago and muscular rheuma­ the drug. tism. It combines the antl-tnflxm- • In most Instances, the report matory action of metlcortcn with | adds, chronic and complicated patn -rellev ln g aallcylate* and Infections also show some clinical Improvement. Tltarntn C. Out tt la of the utmoet Impor­ It'a been estimated th at some Kitchen economy: th# uncooked hear*, ard gittard of a small i • 000.000 Americana have these tance to realize these drugs. If1 aehea and pain* which generally Indicated, should only be uted broiling chicken may be bruihed with melted butter or margarine aren't considered aerere enough under the advice and guidance of ntM ACTint Ann Birth (M rt-al for treatm ent with aterold* May- the physician. and broiled with the rest of the James McNulty) bolds her t4» chicken during th» last IS or 30 be these two new drug* will blip OtTIXTtON AVO JurjUTl ,?;WA4kwWSd4u«ht#r, Miurceia A D : ' l l *lt true m at' older minutes of cooking. Turn th# them. Ann, for th# bsoy'* first plcturo, mothers have a greater tendency lalrrool IaJocWoaa heart, and gitsard a« neceaaary. . rosing session at their home in N ystatin /d erived from th e to give Oirtn to ieiru? I Hollywood, Calif. The McNulty* Answer: Ye*, there is a slightly rerds New YVtrk State i Is an antthave a son, Timothy, 19 months Jf-iiter. finely chopped chicken higher proportion of twins bom, fungal antlblotie for use tn treat­ eld, (International Sound photo < or ham with a little mayonnaise ing athleU's foot, ringworm and to older mothers. an t season with finely-grated on­ • im ( u i l o i m . Im. I Rnr*sM»_ P t in le n •H er* are semi of tne half-hour<T°mmyi Radiator S h’p film program* reported in the ' Y r^rM HIOII ^INfGI.K GAME ' Rukur* Music Shop *47 A aeries on air power, a weekly s>» York Life Ins, Co. gig tolor c a r t o o n *ene*. a »enes Burnett Painters an* About helieopter pilots, o*»e on the I Celery Citv Prinurfc Co. Mi i t n of medicine ta solving crimes, f a th e r Furniture Co :*a ■ Perry Mason aerie* baaed on th* r v n ’ ‘wir*M^vntwwr^r »***«U t i t . S » 1 „ C.fcnJn.r r Z p .M ™ “ “‘"H o Monas, a cavalry aersea. one on steel* «i aetivlties of tho Chicago Fir* De- Harold Heckenbach «S4 Pariment, at least throe new »itua- Dick Rtchards ,u>t (lei comedies. All id th**e aro on, Pet* Eitel • 4M h |n and nearly all will originate _ !'**■ HIGH SINGLE GAME Carl Vnnherbuli* Bob Steele Pete Eitel Frank Huhn Pete Rukur I M M SCHEDULE New York Life Itu. Co vs. Tommy< Radiator Shop Mather Furniture Co. vs. Celery I City Pnntmg Ca Burnett Painters vs. Bukurs ' Music Shop. •Hi a t ais - . . . ----------------t n Aeeerl A* *4 I I T w m ga t a sa g t P. Petold 44 W. Hartairk r B. Steele M 14104 147 71 B. Bpr.sdnrf 34 3*41 1M G. Pemld 31 «> 13397 C. Vonherbull* 11 IMS IMF v *t» V,T** Mi R. Holler r> 4104 1M.4 H. Htckenbach it iroy 1M.M J. Cook pl;>4 *•*» orr »4 I3A3S 10.47 P. Rukur 71 12JM 1414* It. Gilstrap U 130IS 134 39 5a G. Krnis It i r M 1S779 •lift b's»a P»w« kreaaere If. Hrrbst 74 11973 137 43 Xlarket Aa»eM T. Burnett 73 11719 134)9 w snsra jta S srsa P. Eitel 7k 114A2 13317 “ l» s L. Pivee I t 12343 1347 •vs* ffeledi o * t |V* H. Kroner *0 12324 134 4 rocs* At a i i t s s e R. May 71 11192 13123 h S s s ' i CWelca F. C. Richards Tecau* r x s .iia a e *1 12173 11121 u e u r V i« a B. RugenMein 34 ASM 13111, •MX *1 V i s C. Overstreet 79 11124 130.74-' rau * MsIMIa* E. Huhn 42 4323 130AS “ u t Thera a«a |J . Hay 71 10444 141.(7 R. Hubbard 71 10717 14139 CHb E. Klrchhoff 90 11977 14937 w s in .W J. Perm 90 11941 14134 W. \v hid don 14 3111 149X1 j u t t 'T x r v i i * 'kursier Matiaee W. T) r* 73 I l i a 111X2 T. BoUy 94 19401 14733 »» r***l»#a# haaah H. Russell 79 11494 14739; »* W *ri4 a t T ir s a i t Jt'.a T V , Very G. Metro 3323 144.11 n I * J score Preview C. Pseroy •i 11171 142J4 1 Tree T la e O. E me nek 44 1194 11931 M. Siotsky 79 10441 Radio '* T Try and Stop Ma NEW YORK LB—Stock traders and many industrial leaders srr a new boom a-building today on lop of the old. The ouestinn many ask: will It be a healthy growth after the brief rest of the last two or three months, or will it be as collapsi­ ble aa bubblegum? Signs of a new upsurge are many. You find them in the con­ fident predictions of corporate exe­ cutive* now busily reporting to their stockholders. You find them in th« big expansion plans they announce. Stockholder* reflect the new confidree by pushing the stock price averages into airu high ground. There are signs that the lag in auto sale* and home building may be ending. The slowdown in these two fields was the major item that brought the over-all economy to it* leveling-off period. New car isle* are perking up a little with the approach of bet­ ter driving weather. Home builder* »ay that increated applications for mortgag­ es foreshadow a construction re­ vival. perhaps gy next month. The accent ii shifting from the lowpriced "shelter" type of house to the largrr, more expensive home. Even so, builders now talk of 19i«S\ equaling IMS's total of I.. 300.000 new homes—with the total * BACON ^ 45c HOME OWNED ft OPERATED BY FRED M. SMITH 214 E. F ia t SU ;. ia M . , ..rs. , ew, . vj *i• 1 **r* D tx n Q n r m u y e n kn ew FEATURES- 1:14 - S i w — 5:14 - 7:14 - 9;14 COMING IN P E R S O N ..T H E GAY NINETIES REVUE — — —— — — T°« «* gattiaj punk doaa Im k ougae-4n th* crifim l r r ^ m t f m b ed b a t - ------W ------- rntnwiiaii wan i k f kuaaaa bands! • WBBWMwlmmm �p' r ; Board O f Health Is Negro Boy Legol N otice Intensifying TB r l t M o f w a r * f *»M Rt*t* II»M Sen Bnutherly - - rly a d U ta n r * e f ISJ fa«t. b• Iner .« triangular (Isapad ------ IK H I S O L B C O l S T t . p a r e d ot U n i t" Th* land harein ahov* r o n » » v ..l r e m a i n i n g t It » m » . niora or ■ K>fP?Otl2' ______ COUNTY. COCft • H o n d a , IO W NB D By: ) ) North Peart ( tr e a t ylalon at tha m a t * ot rl' P e tit io n er Corporation a*. SITR-IKCT TO. Mnrlgaaa Ot r » l r ; ■I NORTH P K A tll. RTP.EET COR- I v ie w Corporation In fa*"r or •O RATIO N, »t al. Ma»» O. Mo m . _ , Unfondanta I T A K E NOTICE T h a i a DarlaraNOTICE OK RL'1,13 NIM tlnn of T a k in g h»» Kr*o flUd In •; a»> jie/.tC E o r EMINENT DOMAIN Iha ahnsa . l » U d raw.a. V.'* *'r F R O C E E D iN O IN T H E NASIE I Patltlen ar. tha *>->|iilrln* auth ority * A N D BT T H E A H T Iln R IT T o r of i h a ia p roraniinaa of tha ta king T H E BTATE OF FLORIDA ot lh» ahov o daacrlhad land*. for tS a u , w h o m i t m a t c o n ­ Iho pnrpoao tat forth In tha polllion In Ihla ratt.ao. vl«: Aa right c e r n . AND to a ll poro nm and par‘ »fn lion h avin g nr cla im in g any right, nf wa y for a portion of ( t a l a Rnait #•••*. lnt*ra»t esta te, mnr tgan o .;r APO, hamlnolo Cmintv. Klnrlda. nod • t h V r ' l i i n ' t n or on ’ t h o a * ' c e r t a i n that nno o f iho Jttdgoa of iho parrel# of Ignd horalnatiar d o.c rll.- Clrcnli Court o f tho Ninth .Indicia! ad gnd th* f o llo w in g paraona t o . rtrculr of Plortda. w ill on th» *tl> J a t h a r w ith alt u n k n o w n poraona dpv *1 April. A. P . 1**« at It < V cl a i m in g h r through or undar o clock in tho foron""n Ihoraof. ^ k n o w n paraona w h o ara doad or 1In Circuit Court Chamhora In tloml; " a I r a not kn o w n to ha daad nr | " « l; County Court H o u .a at Bana i,v(l l»rd, Florida. cottaldar *ald P a r 1*. • 5 ln r r (I Moaa ration „f T a k in g , appoint a o o t i l - I I ) Eaat Pino ntrool era n ,*k* *"rh r.71*r ** Orlando. F lo rid a • W t dtatna proper All rarttoa t„ I I North Poar) ( tr e a t Corporation i ' h o amt and all partloa In'orortod -- i| U. - M«aa n a y appoar and ho hoard at Iho .HUM c / o *M..J. tlmo and p l i c o daalgpatod att Pino Flna Blraat East To,i. and oach nf anti, aro horohy Orta ad*. Florid a rnnim«rw1#4 to ADpt.ir by filing nn (inn No. l—tli i n «n»n*er In th# petition heretofore R o a d w a y R ig h t o f Way filed tn till# rmiRP In the* en titled T h a t part of: . . . "Waal half o f Irftla 11 and ) t court o« or hefora the JAth dav l y i n g Koai of g ta ta Road .in*. ••f April A. P . MS*. In »hnm* tvhnt Baotlop 7 7 0 ) . f«): of McNeil « Or- right, title Interest, nr Henp you, • n n VIIU. accordin g m i h t plat nr an e nf %on. have tp ard to ar.v tharaof raeordod in TH t Book nf the abov e dem rlhed la«d« t»"t I, p a g es M, ICO and II I, *1 iha • horn* ranee t h v tha n m i rhoiifd ubllr .racorda of Samlnola Coun* not he taken for th« ntea and our ... pu» nng«« i#t forth in the petition filed ty, Florida"! l y i n g la i Hnuthweoterly o f nnd herein \VITNTW me h.■*»»•! e**'t th*** *#*1 w 11tiln I I frot of Ilia alirvay lino o f Hlata Road Son. Hadlnn 770). nf eatd Court on thla JTth d t y of list ) * ) ; | n d ( b l N erth a a ita r ly dt and -March. A P ^ P P Herndon w it h in I ) ) f i a t of tha lu r v a y of Clerk *f riretjir of g t a ta E n d »•». Sactlcn 77 * M " J ^tmln'*!* County, f l e r t d a aa'd turves- lira halng doaerthad Mark Clevelen d g n d la etta d »» follo w s: r • J* _ L a s c -rin d in g : «s«,roT 'login at a point on Iha South lira of .lection 1*. Township ?t Bouth ttanyo 7* r « ' • dtatan.a of l0IB.1t feat E»*t of iha Smith. . m u corner thereof, thanca run » North I )' II' 4 1 )' U til, a dis­ tance of 11)71 feat to th* beginttlng of a curve o*ncava to tha left and having a radlua of *7)4 *s feat: thanca run N'ortharlr and Norths* aalarly along Iha arc ,.r aald curve through a central angle of I )' o r } | " a d lata o.o of |)*).l) feat to a point on tha WMI -ling. ot. laid Baotion 1 * |hVX«rthwa»t corner *1 gW'i •« A % 4*\1l Ihm n«rt tha W’t; nf 1,nf II. l|#N#i| • Oretif# Ville Hot Hank ?. pdf** • • 1t*n in-t |D| ftltMln Str«tnn|#i i' rh % lit ..Florida '• n O . flfk f r-.i iyi- f of H iv af «•-. nf J1. 9 t |t « fUl'i* — vatwT-awnae w am f a t * * * * * vcnom aao au« m u m e* t H o o t v w» nmtMr o w b r i EARLY AM ERICAN Y a>«rr lM e**m at WCPCt wee ' R j . t m a u Pt gaikv w -aow t agrivM S tv* TTWOt 0» WHA» «i»THP«»- Tug TDWMwoe MW *.*-V.V CALktP Ct>rgr*tauatM Aargg tvg got cm c r u m e tH . H IM fminti At^nrfiey fi»mtp'*le <*Mtin»r Sanford. Florida aooo Gov. Collins Will Present Cuff Unks With Seol Of State T A !.t,M f\e* F r - 'I* — Th* rover. nor toon wll h*v* a linwl* o ' 2*0 pairs nf cuff 1‘nks emhoiaart with th* great seal of the stt*'1 o' Florida to present a« good will token* to imnor'anl nersnnage- . The Florida Development fom mission, which has promotion of th* Mat* «s on* if it* dill***, ha* I HfrirfH lo lnv#it $Mt In IH# ruff i ||nk^ It may d^rldr lairr tn hm nnd t’»(nv m.nf* fniiv d#»crlb#d At firnln* |l«# | tntt in u r j# f » io i^ ih#^ e.*»t ^ tup p lv of m a tc h in g M r r i n g t #'nt n9 9«1 ri n«#d ' Ae g -^ the W##i lin# o f th# pr#po«#d ' * *n Mnmen to > \1> I M S vxino Th* trinkets would b* dutribut ed on such occasion* a* Gov. f ol tins' recent goodwill trips to the Midwest and the North In other action to promnl* the «t*tr, Ihe communion approved purchase of a portable exhibit for display at fates and contentions which will base as it* emiral fca m ir an anintAled diorama of a Florida beach scene ft will rn»t about 13 MO an-l will be built b> Earl Broun of D*f..md, Th* commission al»o scr**d tn r#nt htl1bn.ir ls And »ntt#i| dir#r 9ion«1 jirrnn* tn point fh# w »v fn the %ix tourist u r l r o m # »Uf»ons on the it.He hoiH rrt Th# inHalla tlonx wilt fn*t $>2fl monthH T r o t 111\ e a p p ro v a l *»a% given a •" of Blooming Potted Plants Cut Flowers, Bouquets and Cornn^e? e. ML A . F. RAM SAY Ripe* A t *, at R sllr n sd Crnsa lng PHONE 319 ask the C abinet fo r the fo n d* R e p r r tr n la liv e * nf n is fn d e r n u rl lodges and o ther In te re ste d igen ric s were- invlV rd to jfoin fne ueiig a llo n lo T allahassee T he a rlm n was ta ke n a fte r D i­ re c to r It is P h illip * of the F lo rid a F a rm Colons' al G jin e s a d le said fa cd d ie s th e m rn u ld not aernm o dale m ore Ilia n 2.000 r h ll Iren H r expressed d isa p p oint m en! that the Xe> n V o ttH M A m tc T /, FRESH EASTER CANDIES WHITMAN'S-NORRIS NUNNALITS^PANGBL^^ ly. liiirtb ijiiifl* it Iiiiihtt lii T i>iu !i lon'n for HKAI, I INUS In K noler Vitliirw . . . fe n tis r thing* In ntnkn flilis n h ri|iplrr Imllilny fur >011, x n n r fnmily anil im ir (rirn iN . H r 'xp tu rn ril o u r s ln r r into n bpniitlfill nnd liininfiful K nnfrr lla s k rt s*llh B.VB-fllllnK, puns# th rlllin ir hnvA In fv e rv d ep art m rn l. Cnm« nee! Come whop! Com* nn \e nn K nnter boikIa nnd Bundle**! EASTER BUNNIES $ 1 .9 8 to $ 4 - 9 8 Open Evenings riK.f.l l.AH 517.1 n 75c W $9.95 Bayer f S|EAk Kolynos Tooth Paste Aspirin K N IFE 2 G IA N T T r n F f l ™5| 62c A HEW SHIPMjW CO STU M E JEW ELRY J ) { l i• i (k ' i IM ia ^ im w * HUBMirtMBriiiwr NO vaa aa MO MO MO VMS too wa MO 1 t i t . . . w car m * M e m ,* m b w w n r t n M i m n w i n v i ran m n n i f a n o iu * M ic a CM...EVDI 1 H U r-£»W F «l UV-MKC CAII P O R T A B LE C D ll I I I ‘‘PowerStyle” UOIIT'^WEIr.llT ^ i f t ' 95 EASY TO HANDI.R | ^ WOO Aprons & Gloves INCHIAJTD WORMfOtofR VfGRCASIO MAKE ( M i l l ISIS ISM CHARCOAL ^1 art* ttotia ,st) CAM■ CAM-tr e iii* *Op#« /> $2-98 B A R -B -Q cmrstaa* MO *a fR O M muie drake power to match its greater horsepower! Min*# »* ie tic r i at TOUCHTON'S >houn nn e m o llo n IOOCI CkryoW # o K r ms 9m na no $ mjoL J'hidcu^ M HALLMARKW Woodbury Easter Cards Soap 5 MS The Florida State Bank nnd 7 The Sanford Atlantic National Bank ' Will Close Friday, March 30 In Observance of Itto V during biA wrek In a Jail fHI here Dr l.udd M Spivey, president of 'he rolleje. described him as unstable Nn date ha* been »»t for his arrangemrnt. Gavin, a busin*** sdmtmstrstion freshmin from N'nrthpott, NY was espcllrd after he shot Dick Blackwell, a student from Tam pa. in the foot Marrh IS. His P-vear old wife, Fllraheth. told iiithorltle* she h a t dated niar'twrll and other students he raiDe she wa* lonely, bill »aul she stopped nf her own accord ami told her husband about tt Rbr •aid he took the disclosure calm O n ly t h e Y E A R - A H E A D C A R b r i n g s y o u VM Vfi VII «*• A ■tit'- llf: •hnrtlr afte r In# inilC»,i'in h n RlscVwell slid not press charge* airaiiut G a n n -and h* eenttnued in live in hi* apartment off Ihr campus l.**t Wednesday, when • Indents reported lo Dr Xpiaev Ibtl flavin wa* armed and talking wdills, ihe college president swore nut a warranl for him. McBride was »hnt before police tfl.M regulation did not auUiorife rmd.I find Gavin lo scr*e th# war rant a new Institution I .\-y * ' »;.i m \ « "i NOTICE ■>z*l BARTOW 'IS—Gl#rke Gavin. *1year old etpalled student of Flor­ ida Southern College, w a s Indicted for first degree murder last night m theunexplained killing of Allother sliident Mjrch H. r' r m t Htrden of the I/»Ve land police said Gavin has admtt«bnt ? i s * » r n t d Anthony McRridr .lr, but has |iw*n nn rn*» m2 nnt.ANDO <.#*- Fund* fo r phn nine a new home for mentally re larded children arc heme sought hv Ihe Florida Children's Com­ mission. Th e group vo ted r e s t e r . t s y to WE n.WP, A NirF. REI.ErTION •de- <i Clarke Gavin Is Indicted For 1st Degree Murder •nn. Funds Sought For New Home FOR EASTER trolman Bpii Butler. «t»J Fir»m*n B. L. nrckry of Ihr Sanford Kirn '-oMaTviNTi / renuest that Ihe commission ro ordinate plan* for rerrealwjnal use of canals and other facilities of the Tentral and South Florida Flood Control District PLACE ORDERS EARLY! a w r ig r w n w M B t o t n a if 41 (U trM SM i fltswg - A t a t caw u e *t -rwg « M t i» - I M S / in t o u t i c e s b o p a ia a« 0 N 0 *»< avuen,****. ’ - u s e « tT » * -ru » a -B s« t h s m I An t f t a u i a e u »* l - o m * - ( • : * - > w —ra c* TW4 a v tu tg at ( ( on tin u ed fro m F i f e O n e) D |- ,r » rla n Boarrl of Health, grmed with an. hook* '<m<l fo,m A Mt.OOO grant nf emergenev fuml* ho** on *a*f< young Negro I* Intenaifying Ita Hihrrrulo*!. .ApP*rf . . r" 1>r . .. arhw'l No., fo u l d not s w i m , ho w raae findlng program e v e r , hi* m o th er. B r a i d e r n r o w n . . .. . . The step up In the rase.hunting , .. i t th^ aern r of t h f H ro ^ n m g . »at« (i deitgnH to give an . r r u r a te |(, h cou|t| , picture of the tnrlilenre nf the ill*. . . . . .. e*«e in Florida which will help. In. I Officers answering the alarm Indetermining If the fight against cjt|(| c{j. E|orj(|g Highway Patroltuberculosis is being won. man Carl Williams. Sheriff Den­ Part of the emergency hinds ver Cordell. Constable J Q. Oallo. will he used to renovate the health way. Palrolman Pen Butler, P r dep*rtmenl’« four _ .. . , editin g, mobile puty Shertlf .lame* Singletary, Fire X-ray unit, and to purchase two r | ) „ f Mj|ck N cirvrlRM-t Sr . Chief new one*. Tlte health department J. B. Snipe* and Chief!,. P Whitley hopes to nhtsln goo.noo ehe*t X- of the Navy Shore Patrol, and r*ya of Florida resl.lpnts In the seierat member* of the Sanford neat year. About <a million X-rays Fire Department were taken the pa«t year. Coroner W. Hugh Duncan aald Pudggl Director Harry Smith “ Since this Is a purely accidental told the Cabinet yesterday In rec­ drowning. It won't he necessary ommending Ihe money relra»c to hold an innur*l." that the State Tuberculosis Board Amory Lake has been the scene is turning patients nut nf Ihe four nf several drowning* in recent stale Tn hmpitals faster than Ihe years, according to rritdenti of hoard of health ran ftnd new ones.1 fh f. “ Dr Sowder think* we still h a v e ] _______ L th* di*ea*e hut. are not finding In many years the ease load at It." Smith «aM i the Florida Slate Hospital at Chat. Secretary of Slat* R A Orav tahoochee did not show an Indisclosed that for th* first lint* rr*ss* last v»ar. Mag WTgwCUPa M«T 000. CMMB* o l t i A i . r i m i i t .in t i n f o r • K tH M IL i: t i l l N T * . M . l l l t l l l A . ............... .NO. gonr | , \ / 5v‘ *.a' nc" ! P la in tiff. ji h e ....... S l a t..r 1 t )g p » r t m r n .t ,with a tlr»g line anil TA M oA ltA SSRR if*— T...c . •.. — . . ------»• i f . n — . . . . . H A V E PATIENCE I ftydw Hg aaft m b *«i» *»«r mand yo u to file your g n a w er or o th e r p lead in g wit h tha Clark o f M m i n o- t o. th* Clr«-iil Court - JAffiL County at Sanford. K l o r l d \ ' and ■a r t * a copy *f th* aama o n - f ’t a ln llff'a a ttn rn sy, on or hafora that Sot li day of April. A. !> I*S*. 11 a r a Iu fait not nr a daeiwa pro ro o fa ta o w ill ha antarad a g a i n s t J.Yia .vsc I. a n c e . Defen d an t. you for dafaiill . ' tVIT.NEBM inv hand and sa*) a t NOTICE o r Bl IT STATE UK KlA'iRII»A I " FRANK Banford. Hamlnota C o u n tr . Ktqrld* I.ANCE Wlinaa raaldanco la 7 Ma- thla 77lh day nf Starch. A. t»; 1SS«. I Baal I .. A ' * pH !.aoa Hatnplnr. New J - r a c y Voll w n , Aiif „ „ n . , n . i „ , » . . t n h'anford F l o c o a O I' li a m d o n ''til ..f m m id n in t i n . H'»;| C la ik of tha Ctrcull- C e u r t la a ltiH v« ii In the « in iM r m i r l fly r I. Rurdlck i n Hl,rt fg.r fiemittnie i ,n n « iv , n«»r* t ia pu iv Clark Ida In t'haner rv j that the n atu re . . .*f .t»i| •tilt l« an at linn for dlvoree. IV. r H utcltlann. l r th# eh*»rt tlf|o of n hlrh !■ MAHT Al»orna\ for I'lslnltff r ta liiilff. KR INK ;ns North Dark Ai anna I.A.NC. IN T H Ii C I R C I I T t O l RT. NINTH n i 5 1 .« t o s4 - !8 .1! CHRYSLER, (BIGGEST BUY OF AIL FINE CARSl, I B ILL K IR K M O T O R S i'v MM : 206 Commercial Are. 9 Pli. 47 . _________ a ll tiiica- . - 2 ___ a i t - A - • - - j ■ �I Itipponod i n plane# at tha apodal planned lor the m ints rf April. Md out that our plane* became more m OF PBOPtI Ilk me, “where do you And the time and A iplace to write out all the atorlea you uie In Try and Home Demonstration Weak; Mental Health Week; and MiUlnerr Week. Tblrty-nin* of them. Now In May, there a rt 42 different ce­ lebrations and avanta planned for folks to tako part In with only IB events for June, 9 for July, 7 for August, 27 In September, 49 In October, 22 for November, and 18 during tha month of December. If we were to take part In Just a few of thoaa special avanta elated for aaeh month wa would be kept pretty buey and on tha go. Wo don’t want to aea anybody miss any­ thing, but for the life of us there just Isn’t time enough to celebrate all of them. 0 0 ■ ■— By •INN ITT CIKF--------— Stop Me” " Wall I >et stuck occasionally on committees, where the windiest old bore in the group invariably to chosen ' chairman and, while he ia .1 / , / ^ droning on (my only Job to V \\ n W A l^ b to aay Maye“ every once in e . \ 7 k 0 1956 Predictions We’ve Just looked ever soma of tha pre­ dictions mad# for 1988 during tha time that New Years Resolutions were tho rage— that period between December 29 and Jan­ uary 8. And from tha looks of things round *bout us, most of those predictions are be­ coming realities. One of the summsry predictions resd something like this. "All told, I look for lf)58 to be the second best business year in history — just a shade off from 1955.” Wa taka exception to the fact that there will be. a "shade” off this year—for as 1958 becomes stronger and older the bus!nese picture, in spite of the political year and tha adage formerly adhered to that such a iyear (a bad for business, business Is on tha upswing with moat businessmen look­ ing at tha future optimistically, In Florida, and especially In Sanford and Seminole Countr, portrayed by sales tax in­ creases and gasqline sales Increases, busi­ ness is on the "upper side” and gaining ground each day. We’re looking to one of the predictions with interest since, at the outset of 1958 the forecast said, "Cities will condemn old buildings and provide thousands of parking lots in 1958. As this Is done, City property will again coma back. Until then we see no price improvement during 1068 in City busi­ ness property.” Big things are yet possible for Sanford and Seminole County as a serious look Is be­ ing made into the possible revamping of shopping areas and business districts to meet the Increasing need for attractiveness to lure the shopper Into tha staid old build­ ings that once served he same as tha new shopping areas springing up all around us. 1 finds Packaging Week; National School Weeks Hardware Week; Pun Day; Thomas Jefferson BirthClean Oil Month; Bike Safety Week: SMt Do It-Yourself Week} Passover: mi Names Day: Patriot’s Day; National •don Week; International Potato Bread flavor Week; International Retail Crodlt idays and National Secretaries Weak. '""A nd there** still more: United States1Canada Goodwin Weak; Chemical Progress WOCk; National Photography Week; Na­ tional Social Hygen* Day; Confederate Memortal Day; National Baby Week; National Idpeatlonal Waak; Meat Your Obligation The Sanford Herald a w e s s B r - c . ’ s n i B j ’/ "*** " amSSmT # * 04a M inis Mi ■ M a u i •» it* **h *X M Si m wfleS t* MitHtaS M*ta#*ely «* i i « i i *» m rea«kll«a. S h h an la e w —t ■»*»« »*i«i»< i* >m« * * « * •* « Page 4 Wednesday, March 28, 1058 “RSr TODAY’S BIBLE VERM .’And Joshua aald unto them, Fear not, nor bo dismayed, bi strong and of good courage 1 for tb'” ■*'"11 ♦v,« Lord do to all your anamle* against whom ya fight.”— Joohua 10:25, erican Industry Pushing Ahead Br SAM DAWSON NBW YORK tou-Tho srowlns industrial an* military itrenslh at Soviet Ruiiia sends ehtveri Sown tom* Ameritan ipinei. But American Industry h u a 't beta extelly (Undtoi e tu i either. And it’e newly innounced expan•tea p rofum _ while aimed primarily at production of (till more civilian looda — lin’t without III defenae potontUlltlee. On# of tho srest victoria* of the U it war wai won to tha factorial of the United State*, a t Fraacli Wattes potnte out today is hi* beck "Mired* at World War II," bUahed by tho Maemllllaa Co. * etory of (heir eonverilon from paseeUmo Is wartimo output, de •pita many tsafue, ehould buck up ■ say if today’s faint hearts. But many at the peak* of . Suction m mlraeulouily achieved eom* to or more / l i r a ago could ha dwarfed today tf tho now to Alltrial capacity of tho United ■Utee seed race more be turned hi Mirt direction. This MW prodaction potential— Sieept fee toe epurt of the Korean Wee period at* aceomplMied by ASMCtees Industry worktop as Ha “ ririftod aa much, or more, h r toe rtvilian damasda af a grewt o | end preparing population af t e toe defence peak ef toe governMiifc etert, h r example. Ih e « rrt m r too Ualted Mateo wl* - to wer, 1S4I, Walton ia /a neartoJT million tesa af ateol of differ» eel ktoda woe produced. Bp is*. tho induitry hid ralmd production to SO million tone and brouaht ca. parity up to M million. Walton’* •lory *top» with VJ D*y. But tn peacetime 1955 the In­ duitry turned out 117 million Ion* and now tha capacity itandt at ISO,MS,0M ton* • year. Since the end of tho war tho Induitry ha* tddrd around 40 par cent to Ha potential for output. American factorlea have muchroomed too. In tha M year* be­ fore World War II, Walton asya, plant building for American manufacturlng had totaled 41 billion dollar*, and he addi: "The eoet ef tho plant* erected In the war yeara alone wa* M billion dollara." Induitry'* aptndinf ee new plant* and equipment hM climbed elnco the war, Thl* year alono bualneii apending la expected to total S3 billion dollar*—although much of thia will bo for toot* and aqulpmrnt, and only part of H for factor!## thamaalvea. lug enndecanod Jesus to death tor blaephemy, they took Kim early in the morning before Pontius Pileto, the Woman governor of Judaea. T# Pilate’s guoetion, “Art thou the King 0i the Jews?* SEE & HEAR Jesus replied, “Thou seyeet it," but answered nothing to the ac­ cusations of the priests. Passover custom colled tor Pileto to ro­ letas a prisoner to the people, to he offered to free either Bercbbas, o murdsrsr, or Jesus. The mob damendsd freedom for Berebbae and crucifixion for Jeeu1 . Although declaring, “1 find no fault in this man,“ Pilate bowsd to the mob’s demands and delivered Jesus to his soldiers for crucifixion. They put on Him a purple robe and 0 crown of thorns, spat upon and struck Him, and "mocked Him, saying, Hail, King- of the Jews!" FARRIS BRYANT CANDIDATE F O R M ™ O R Interesting Letter From New York ■y IKLMAN MORIN For HAL BOYLE NEW YORK til - Letter from New York: A lot of nice things have bora aald about M in Truman'* fiance, Cliff Daniel, and I am going to add to them from a particular point of vlaw. During tha big war, ha ran tha day now* dealt la tho Aaaoclated Preia London office, and I wai on hit ataff for a apcll. Ha la a quiet type, with an a n y way and an off-beat acme of humor. But when neceaaary, he could be a hard driver, and hi* famoua urbanity dlaappcired, Nevertheleaa, he wai unfailingly popular with bla ataff, a fairly arid teat of a newspaperman. Or of any man. Japan*** art ha* had aa amaxtog Impact on tola tows to to* paat two or three yoara. You aoo the "Japeneao look" ell over the piece. It ha* affected toe amount of furnlturo to living room* end toe number af flower* la s vaao — lee* furniture, fewer Bowen. Son,* new apartment* have wliat tha Japaneae call "ahojl," eliding panel*, tnatead at door* on alothaa eloaeti. A type of electric lamp ahadet hat reaemblei a Japan*** lantern In glaii la appearing to shop window*. And m on. H ill lntereit was well foreahadowed by tha aucceao of the Japaneae heuae, brought her* by tha Museum of Modern A rt In the four months of 1954 when It wai opea, the house attracted 1S1.TS1, teat summer 101,937 p*opl*-at SO cent* a ticket, though It is a genuine home, shipped In sections and raaiaambled. Tha muaaum director* surrounded It with a ra il Japaneae garden. Feopl* took off their ahoea and shuffled along the highly pollihed floor*. They saw how tha Japanaae gain a room by eoncagllng their "bed*" In tha daytlma. The simple, austere flower arrange­ ments attracted a lot of attention. People noted how floweri are com­ bined with print* to dceorat* an alcove. A Japaneae room la su­ premely uncluttered, bare of all but the absolute essential*. New Yorkcre liked It, and somo are copying it. around gtevenaos oh'ing as d ah'lng, and one lady said, "I Juat want to tilt you that I think you're wonderful." fltevenaon, a man seldom at 0 !o«a for words, could only run hla finger* around hie collar, mur­ muring, "Well ah - wall, I’m aur 1 — well, thank you vary much." i „ . m. TONIGHT *f.M. WDBO-TV CHANNEL 9 PD. POL ADV. U N D E R N E A T H IT ALL Adalt ftevtnaon was hare a whil* back and a theatrical pro­ ducer gave a aocktatl party for him r t a restaurant to to* theater district. Mort at the gueata were actors and artraaaea aeeuatomad te attracting all to* attention them selva*. But each to too lure of polities that they crowded POLICEMAN KILLED WINTER HAVEN US—A Winter Haven policemen wai killed and another injuiad tuday when their patrol ear overturned ae thay ehaaed a epeading automobile. Gordon Mote woo killed Instant­ ly and to t ether officer, Wayne Rogere, wai taken to an Orlando hoapitaL The car being purtued by the officers also turned over but the driver, identified by police as Jerry Yon, 11, was not h u rl H* wai Jailed her*. * M.O.^itf| GUAi f l Hie United Itetee hai a minion fewer fanner* than M yoara a to. S 'r t BLO USES Ttfiored, frilly, prints, ft (area, ■allde, Nylon, derroa A ret lea. Iltaa St to 44. Raft beautiful net* tela ami white*. To kelp ye* dree* an far Baiter, Hrree ay, Batter, In • eult from Cowaa'e. Ultra 14.44, year tholro of fib . rlra A rolara by Moira yuu know. 12.49 - 97.99 S K IR T S SH O ES After yen’** cheota a M*mo from Cowan’s match It with a tillered or fall skirt . . . P at them teiether end yea’r# a ____ 4 SU CKS Sanford Accordion School DRESSES What could bo nicer for Xaetw Ikon ■ s*lr of itotks by Load*, A Thomp. u 1N% derrone, dacron wool, rayon A acetate. 14.95- f 12.95 BELTS leather, etoetle, cloth# by Part* A •p e rilo u s. AM the f t s l a b I a r trachea te yaw M*a«ble, 1 1 .0 0 g lB O ( ■ accents th# smooth look I r*. >• , £*" ’ l j’ *' , !/J | *TEEN-PROPORTIONKD BOBBIK8” Coke date . . . nyom date - n•• • stroU through the park. You’r# prettier then sveTSheli yew smooth look starts with Bobbin, fo r Bobbies have the te n t o ! * . you Just can’t gst In bras snd flrdlas designed for older figure* Bras may fit in th# cup, but thepre loos# scrota the beck . . . gap n an unflattering way under the erne. And "grown-up" girdles sr# loos# at the we st end won’t fit smoothly o v V th s hlp ln .l.t on your very own figure msksrs. Come in, let us fit you in Bobbies. . . Bras, Britches end Girdles, today- r S H IR T S . SH O E S cotton broadcloth. , BOAA to 111. 11.5# Bobblo Britcboa No, IIS, freedem.lovliv olastle not with dainty border of toes *Wa Invite ChArgo Accounts” �* TOT lAlfFOHD HERALD Wed.. March Si, 108* P act 8 You'r* got t« be la slender natural rounded buitlina on the ■bap* thla apriav. If you plan t« emplro ttyl# Hraatai. Bateau do Justice U tba elagant naw nacklinaa • with hold cuta of fashions. material dominate afternoon and Like the fairy lad who graw y an ln g dresses. Needle., to Bay, a:lsn h r eoncentratlng on longi anifa pleated, or atrkight, the tuadA' wothrg-vr•»» and celery: ,k ,rt* ••‘a «i*«.*nilliig on the will help, l u t tho right founda. fl*ura. tloa garment, aay daelgnera, la Taking a cloea l«ox at tha funthe bait way to figure Into tha damentala of all thla narrow naw apring clothe. ehaplng, Ifa clear thla la a lady Tha naw bailee, look light, feel •••">“• UndorslaUment la light, but act Ilka banaralent dieto|*** ■ni* th# j**1® muat fit tatora. And they have to, becauea *»>» tha figure and tha faahlon daelgnera agree this aaaion on a l l 0V, , r . ,**' . , . . . , ,, narrow, faehlo. rule. I ,8 'lm •klrU uk® Tha deeper, broader ntaraatlng N, rrol)n< ,, . ipllt hlp m tlo n hate make dramatic our tain rail- j Uit t jnc|1 g|*aming iatln " t ^ th! 1,L*nd r . th!, ‘ ? ? that limit, tha alretch of tha low thla atrlklng top-no a, the , UiU# . nd lh, ipr, . d «f the aulta have ahortar Jacket! that ^ pracUcaHy point te ill» hlpi. PA * drMi wllh . amooth mldTha bolere a definitely ha«k * riff calli for an all-in-one, or a *.• * * know what that basqoe ^ give a long unbroken manna in te ra a of wall moalded | ln# * midriff a, | Brea that give a eoft, natural Unusual detailing aalla for a t line, but ara not too accentuated L mm l 'f e l l - -TT. vsllaal •- 1 [wmm* !/ . -i.fi- • w ig , -xf SHOWN ABOVE ARE THE NKW MEMBERS OF THE RAINBOW GIIII.H with thrir Worthy Advl.or, Irma Corley, p in t row: Jana Williams, J’at Hunn, Edna Cowan, Irm ra Corley, Joyce Ann Brown, Miss Gardener Feted Recently AtBridalShower MISS PRANCES LAWSON ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Parents Announce Engagement Arden Whitacre, American Organist, ».a Calendar WEDNESDAY The Fine Arts Department ef the Woman’s Club will have a tea sponsored by Mrs. Roy Tillls at I p. m. In tha Club House. A dramatis program from Raminole High School will be present­ ed and th8 TrlnU Trio will render several number*. The Training Union will eponaor a covered dish supper at First Baptist Church at 0:10 p.m. Dr. W. P. Brooks Jr. will con­ duct prayer servire at First Bap­ tist Church at 7:30 p.m. Melvin Dekle will lead the Training Union Workers Council Mr. and Mrs. James Chestnut a t First Baptist Church at 8:18 Jr., Orlando announce the birth of a son James Carl on March 20. Tha young man weighed 7 lbs. 7 os. Mrs. Chestnut Is tha daughter of Mrs. Carl Elsenhauer and tha late Mr. Elsenhauer at Sanford and Williamsport, Pa. Mr. Chest­ nut's pnrents are Mr. and Mrs. A « «<*—— ... men only will he shown at 10 James Chestnut 8r. of tkie city. «. m. for ena hour at the Rita Cook bacon until erisp, then Theatre sponsored by the Seminole County Unit, American Cancer cook apple rings In the bacon Society, Thera will be baby sitter fat. Sprinkla the apple rings with eerviea a t tha East Sid* Nursery. confectioners’ sugar and serve, The Executive board ef the along with tha crisp bacon, with Southelda F-TA will meet at 9:30 pancakes. ft. m. in the school. Tha Intermediate Choir will •ehearae at First Baptist Church • t 7 p.m. Tha Aduh Choir win rehearee Bt First Baptist Church • p.m. The Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club will meet at the Yacht Club • POLL a t S p. m. the Publie Is invited. PARROTT Charles Wllka h is returned In1 f Georgia Tech after spending 10 f •lays with nil parents, Mr. and p Mrs. Charles Wilke ( Mr. and Mrs. Jark Deal of I.anrtster, Pa., and daughter l.in- r d* have been spending a month r with Mr. amt ,Mr« Charles Wilke * and will return home Monday, Miss Beverly Cooper who at- n tends Alabama Teacher's College f, In Montevalln Aal. Is spending 0i spring holidays with her parents, v Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Cooper. p Mis* Grac« Marie Rtinecipher f, of Marvill# College, Maryville, u Tenn. Is spending the Easter holi­ days In Dayton. Ohio as tha ti guest of Mias Beverly Tillman. 0 w sn GIRL'S FBIDAY The congregation of First BapN tt Cherch will anite with other ahurdiee la the Good Friday ser­ vice at First Presbyerfoa Church Sroia I I neoa ta I p.m. SATURDAY Yaaaa Duke will lead the Jr. R. A.’s at First Baptist Church a4 9:M a.os. SUNDAY 71m annual Easter Sunrise I n Vise, sponsored by the Semlimi, County Ministerial Association, will bis held a t 0:10 a. m., Sun day Apr* L a t Memorial Sta­ dium. Tha Catholic Woman’s Club Sponsor aa Baiter Egg Hunt efher • e'sleak Mass for the pre> echos] and school children from hhe 1-4 grades. Those coming are aaked te gather ea the front lawn. MONDAY T V >wnkaaa>c and O. A.’s will asset at F irst Baptist Church at 1:30 p.m. The Catholic Woman’s Club will meet a t tha Yacht Club at I p. ah Mr*- Dyteas, superintendant of tha Boepltal N once will he apeakar. Tha meeting kag w « kva. A. TUESDAY regular Sunday School ot the Daughters af Weeha held a t 7:10 p. m. with B. Steveae group aa hos- A •■ A n Mrchctta Campbell, Valerie Klrchhoff. Second r«wt Fay* -Clark, Barbara* Colbert. Sherlcue Sheppard, Linda Kanner, Jef jyiljry, Judy Herron and Georgia Ann Jonee. (Photo by Ja m e io n .----- Girls Initiated In Order Of Rainbow The Sanford Ae.embly No. 28 Order of tha Rainbow for Glrle, held Initiation Monday night March 2d at the Ma.onlc Hall Miss Rose Nelswsnder and Mrs. with Ml*. Irma Corley, Worthy Ruth Arntistesd honored Miss Jeanette Gardner, bride-elect, with a bridal shower Friday night In the Nciswunder home at • pm. Spring flowers w e r e used throughout the home. On the mantle s miniature bridal scene Junior Department No. Four of was carried out with a tiny arch- the First Baptist Church were way and a bridal doll. honored Monday night with a The gilts for the hnnoree were mystery hike and easier egg hunt placed on the dining room table In the educational building of which was centered with a horn- the church and on the cr.urch nf.plmtly filled with rose buds grounds. and fern. Colored flags and flues direct­ During the evening games were ed everyone In the search to the played and a door prlre won by goal of the hidden eggs. Mr*. II M. Fletcher. Prises for finding ilia most The guests were served chicken eggs went to Buddy Vaughn and salad, codec, crackers and soft Curtis Green-, for the least egg., drinks. Carol Schlmmlng; other prise, for Those present were: Mrs. J. eerlaln eggs; Brenda Thomas, Nance, Mrs. R. Chldesler, Mrs. Kathy Westfall, Ethel Lee Riser, D. C. Hargrane, Mrs. N Myers, Jacklp Ashley and Brrnle Barbour, Mrs. (V. A. Canup, Mrs. C. S. Spi­ and Bernle Barbour. vey, Mrs. W. T. Hodges, Mrs. J. After the hunt all returned to C. Stevenson, Mrs. K. Slsgner, the rhurrh for games directed by Mrs- II. Bruce, Mrs. W. It. Staf­ Mrs. MrNah, ford, Mrs. M. L. Douglas, Mrs. Refreshments of decorated cup Lawton Ross, Mrs. J, Weaver, cakes and punch were served Mrs, J. Messer, Mrs. J. Crow, •from a dining table centered Mr*. II. Stinson, Mr.. C. C. Stin­ with a punch hmvl and an arranirement of apring flowers. son Mrs^ l> C-. Tones. Teachers and officers of the Also Mrs. Ilui.in Hale, Mrs. D. A. Bruce, Mrs. T. II Lynch, Mrs. department «erved. This Included J. Old., Mrs. J Williams, Mrs. the superintendent, Mr*. C A. tv. H Brown, Mrs. II llcrnlsh, Anderson; Mrs. D. K. .MrNah, Mrs. G. King. Mrs. L Stafford, Mr. Vernon I’S 'l. and Mrs. B. Mrs. W. Mathews, Mrs .1 Single­ E Ilailiour along with Eugene tary, Mrs. It. A. Fender. Mrs. J. E.tridge, Evan. McCoy, A. B. O Beall, Mrs. E Cunningham, Chick and Lyman Phillips. Others attending were: Brenda Mrs. J. Thomas, Mrs. F.Northrnp, Mrs. B. Fletcher, Mrs. F. Clark, Carol Schlmmlng, Lynda Humphrey, Ethel Lee Riser, Ele­ Stewart, Ronnie Ha.kin*, Also Mrs. R L. McKinny, Mrs. anor Sykes, R. Holloway. Mrs. W. T. Davis, Linda Tate, Sandra Anderson, Cindy May, Mrs Cecil Flowers, Mrs. 7 Bax­ Uremia Thomas, ter. Mrs. H. Hires, Miss Carolyn llohert Baihour, Bernle Barbour, GarNoble, Mrs, G. Stinson, Mrs. Jackie Ashley, Kathy Westfall, Noble, Mrs G. Stinson, Sir*, Earl Vaughn, James Reed, Curtis Green, Roscoe Bowen and Keith er and tha hostesses. Westfall. Mystery Hike, Hunt Held Monday Eve For Youngsters Advl.or, presiding. In tmpreaelve rltee the Defreea of the Order of Rainbow- were conferred on Jane Willlnmi, Pat Dunn, Edna Cowan, Joyce Ann Brown, Marchctta Cainpebell, Valerie Kirchhoff, Linda Kanner, Jef Filbry, Judy Herron, Georgia Ann Jonee, Fay# Clark, Barbara Colbert and Shrrlene Sheppard. Several father, and mothers of the glrla were preient. Ml.a Cor­ ley announced that Sunday, April R, all Rainbow- girl, would a t­ tend the Pre.hyterlan Church in a body In honor of the anniver■ary of Rainbow, Itepurta were given by Nan Cu.hinc on the progress of tha committee for the "April In ParI. Dance" to he given April 11 at tbe Shrine Club building. Hue to a conflict of dates the data had to be changed from April 6 to April 11. Service bar* were awarded to Nancy Cash, Nan Cuehlnf#"jrmA Corley, Linda Anderson, Peggy Lundqiiisl and Margaret Kllu-m for their oulitanding work i t Rainbow. The next regular meeting-wilt he April 0. After th* staslng re, fre.hmenta were served to the ap* proxlmately 00 guests prieedL All Calendaif Lifting* • And Society New# Are Requested By 5 p. m. The*. Day Preceding Publication 'IjjDLUL fisL&LJhiA. LADIES' • • • • • • NATURALIZER JACQUELINE ^ PARADISE COBBLER'S NATURAL BRIDGE AMERICAN GIRL LO O K N IC E IN A POPULAR PRICE BROOKFIELD WOMAN’S EASTER DELIGHT OP WOOL FLANNELS M EN'S • • POLL |l PARROTT • NUNN BUSH • FREEMAN • ROBLEE A Aa advertised In LIFE Vou’ll like tha cut, the fit and the value of s BROOKFIELD 1 d ac ro n -g a b or fancy weave rayon or wool flannel auit. Try one on today. Cool to the touch# beautiful to tha aye, kind to the budget! That's the simple, but wonderful story of this dress success by Mynstta. It's af frosty !|h|mm "i,i h *.V* Bamberg rayon'w ith lie young ' combination*, rises 101* to 26Hi "Whara Quality Is Higher Than Price1 *U it Our Coneanlaat Lay-nway P Ja^ l . h A- * _____ -____ ——--------- -------» ,L , u i f : m 'M j ) �Catches Snook With.fop Hssds Undergoing NSW YOU (D-talpfc (Tiger m A good ftih story Is always fine landing. Better reading when the flak la caught by hand. And better yet when a lt-y ear. old boy pulls in a whopper, all by himself, and without tba aid of line or hook. This happened some time ago ju it after Gary Folds, formerly of Sanford, moved to Canal Point with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harris Folds. Fold la associated with Florida Vegetable Sales, Inc. Gary, who la I t years old, took off one Saturday morning to as. ploro the Ukefiront a t Canal Paint where the Palm Beach canal en­ ter* the lake, accompanied by bla 14-year-old brother “ Sonny**, Walking along the lskesore, wstcing a Navy seaplane toko off, Gary glanced down along the wa­ ter’s edge and noticed a snook which had evidently been washed up among the rocky edge In shal­ low water. Young Gary Is, fs his play, rrman and hunter, even at his in­ mate* well know, a veteran fish, year-old age, and carries with him a pearl-handled four-inch blade camper’s knife that buddies In his church hare In 8enford had presented him as a golng.nway gift. With this knife, Gary noohed ths snook under the mouth and started pylllng him out of the water. The fish was rather slug, GARY FOLDS glsh because of the cold, but even Hniart Lady. Pun Hock, Title Dollar. at that fought hla way off the JrHnle Karr,II, el Htrrak. April knife. IIuk. Urn'll full, Prince llal a Not to be outdone, Gary, after several attempts, just picked tha t.At«T M o u r n wkhci.ts S'lrst Ware — S/la Mil*. Time, XI.* snook up with his bar* hands and Hhy lloi-ll 10.J0 SI" M" JlUa Kurnraa I 10 f •••< mads off to dry land with him. Cherokee Jen ell ISO Gary has landed a big share of •julnl.-iM u-ei * *•----- i:s - to bream and bass and perch during I.liter * •» S‘ * the course of hla 12 years and in MerlH-ae iMK ltra* tugley •• hi* ardent sportsman's activities, but tha snook which measured •'•sM ntilr'T vn. -ni-e. ai.t 37!e inches In length and weigh- vaua ed In at 16 pounds, wa* Ids larg. | F*"}"™ n#r n '## i »'o cat cutch. K (J.tlnlrla 14-S) St> t*. Voerlh Herr—a/l* W Hmip Al’“°ii is in I'rlnceee T »•‘o t};*J Lightburn Favored Nondlr — » •• Ml'*- TJ’J»I JJ* Mlater Jone* S *« » «'* ' Over L. C. Morgan J'lVlk'ware I'owdrr llor* » *• •I.lv litre Itore and new atoe'a ready to Dak her weight la wildcat* She atema to to apttttag mad at you and enjoyIngUfe thoroughly.” Lora released her breath In a tong aigh. “Thank goodMMl All I did eraa giro her a good back rub, bully to r a mile, and tell her if ohe wanted to run tide house her bin house, tucked against the hill- own way abe d h a rt to gat up and had some shelter, but how and windy u must to today » aa Morgan’s bin top. Tba thoughts swept haek, m Jiang bar. Serena had said there id been some whisper of suicide. wwudn't toe muetn’t think Row terrible would thee to to Heaped upon Wade. Rad told hla father f she woeXd Wade drome of what fcaawT Lora waa mm etever had happened had organ's doing, yet Wade HaoitMi not to completely exoner( eted. If this waa the burden be carried In secret—tho fear that hla wife, because of hla own action—I No wonder he detested Morgan, did not trust her. Hut suroly Vlr. gtnia must have known what her Mater was like. Surely she would have put no stock In Jemmy’s words. Not when she waa so con­ fident and eure of Wade's devotion. - Or had toe beenf What depth of attraction existed between Wade gnd Morgan to have burned anew g ra fte r tha passing of so many pears T Had It perhaps never died out entirely T . ■ Carriage wheals crunched upon . tho drive. That would to Wad# ' how, coming home. She ran up■, s ta in to her own room. Not until ' Jfp t. had sorted these troubling a B _M tr*# .*y <«rxyr *re» ^ France'* Cha.iay Humei has re- S i •oiled la a ihuffllng of contenders re: poiltloaa la th« m lddltwtlihl dl- |« vlaleo. (n Jeaee, tba "ip eaer" of tbo 1»- toi pound class, v a i elevated from fn •Ifhlh la fifth p la n for aaapplag ' tho Coropoaa ehim ploa'i onbeal* trf on itroak of 17, according to tho of copyrighted ratings released to- l < day by editor Nat PUUcber of mi Ring Magailne. I 1 Humea was dropped from see- | Sr IVVee eww King Agrees Moore Is World's Chomp SACRAMENTO, Calif, ( * - How­ ard King win sgrea that Archie Moors la a wtrid’s champ. The R«m heavyweight, far ths second time within a month, fpek It on (ho chin, cheat sad svsry other legsl ipot last night, In a non-title fight (hat hardly bad Moore, the llghtheavy king, sweat­ ing at the end. of the 10th and final round. The ehamp, preparing for a Juna I London title dafraaa against Yolanda Pompay, has soma sweat­ ing to 4a He wtlghtd la at til, three pounds heavier tnaa Rug. The tight heavy limit la 113. Wily Archla, taking It assy and boxing beautifully, dropped bis younger opponent In the second and fifth, both for eight eounta. The standing-room only crowd of 4,100.. In Memorial Auditorium cava' th e ' champ a rouslhg ova­ tion at the final bell. -— ---------w .— W ELL D R IL L IN G S t ' | •, * 187 E. >»1 n •--'l W H EN Y O U C H O O SE FRO M CLEVELAND i*» — Those who feel they know enough about boaIng lo bet money on II were wagering today that the speed and experience of Ludwig Lightburn will prevail over Ihe harder punchUi'oX^L. C. Mwgaftt i s i at'the lk . .arena. Ma; Jfr-wnlder " •' r' Tfla 21-year-old lightweights a rt meeting here for Ihe second lime. Morgan was favored six months ego when he lost a split decision In an clght-roundcr. Today tho odds were 2-1 on Lightburn. Two w e e k * ego Ughtbum hreeird lo victory over lfocelne Khalil of Algeria In a TV card al Madison Square Garden, lie now hna won seven straight since ha lost a pair to Isaac Logarl In Ihe welterweight class last May and June. Tha victories hsva boosted tJghtburn’s populsrlty with TV fight fans and earned him fifth ranking among the lightweights. Tonight's scrip will he televised by ABC, starting at 10 p.m. (EST) Under Cleveland scoring, Ihe referee and two Judges award 10 points to the winner of each round. Tha loser of Ihe round can get up to nine points; and the decision is on total polols for all rounds. Lightburn has a record of 30 victories in 43 professional fights, 13 by knockouts. DOG SHOW DRAWS Morgan, a former Youngstown, MANY ENTRIES Ohio, South High School football CHICAGO iJO-Ttt* 18th annual player, hai flattened 10 of IS op­ dog show of (he International ponent*. Kennel Club Saturday and Sunday has drawn 3,303 entries represent­ ing IIS different breeds. Entries a rt listed from 37 states and Canada. Working dogs lead the group* with a record high of •31 nominations la this classlfl cation. signs of pulling out of hla slump balling out flva home runs and yeslordsy for Boston with Ihrce carrying a respectable .311 bat­ singles In five trips good for three ting avorage. runs. LINCOLN DOWNS T O ......_ RBflUMK RACING cago White Sox T-l, Plrrsall LINCOLN, R.r. un - Deeplte showed the way — particularly with a tia-braaklng, bases-loaded forecast* of snow and rain, Lin­ coln downs will make Its fourth safety. attempt to resume racing today. The track has Inst 10 straight ;.r;* firm CVM BEGINNING TO WONDER racing days and 11 of Its first 31 c m . due to three bllnard* which bur­ course In snow. h''‘ lum s " « v.r«?*ssrjiSi*s: ledIf tho the weatherman permits, Ihe ••Th. bulk ol our .tr.ngth on J ™ " ' " ® " ' ' , " card will be the same as that •the games I* the pllehcra,” Hamcy * * "* or h.e . achfdule.1 for last Saturday — said yesterday. *‘We're not without Th* r "h» sent third hsseman Including the 110,000 Bill Mrauley good- prospects In other depsrl*nd, p rhf.r. P,on handicap exclusively tor three ntehla but the majority of our o..tfl«.UIrr year olds over the seven furlong promising kids are pitchers." Morj,n; third baseman Don sprint distance. r ___________ lfosk end pitcher lluss Meyer. Hoik, rated •■ a defensive wlsPITCHING SURPRISE FIERSALL FULLING OUT ard, committed five errors In as TAMPA, ria. (44—Bookie right • OF " ’.UM'* many exhibition games In on* SARASOTA, Fla. LIA-Outflaldar stretch and Meyer has hern hander Blit Flschrr who won 3 Jimmy I’lersall, who had man- whacked for 18 runa In the 13 and lost 15 it Memphis Iasi year could become the pitching sur­ •fed only a 3.04 halting averagt Inning* he has worked, jn the first spring flames, showed Only Moryn has come through, prise Ihe Chicago White Sox have been seeking this season. Fischer strengthened his bid to mike the staff yesterday when he restricted the Boston Red Sox lo four singles and ona earned run In five Innings. j llolil Win*. Mountain Kller, llln*n Annie, Kavp llan n irl, Hnlllnir T n f ly. Com nisnder J. W., I’a l l l W a * * ln . Can'I t'anre t h i h d m a c k — a, I# s i n a n w r. Chlplta, Super Dan. ( l e v Judeeea, Pretty Trl.-k, .Slery A.. Hue* Sin l l r y tllon'dle HACK — a/ta IIHSDD J o lly llnch rslrr. ttn-e Hl-al, tlMI'r Ileal, K slr a r l, .'Ilea N »»clly, Creekmore l-id y, T e m p e , t l 11, l l o b e i l Tim e riK -rn w t r s i — a /ia n riv iir. t r t y l n e Kendra. Krr* Kor Me. Kan Club. Orafl. Millie K. Ilarmnny llotib. Tour* A Rrauly, Wuely Comber • ix iii hack — an a iiwaiis) r A lltnllvr KlorMa Dude. Ainlan Hlar, Alrlran Violet. Itudnrv | | lltlie Htreele, Ardent, Aovai Deelao •r.v r.v n i nacb — a/ia imAiin n Mar'iuri, D lile'a I.ad. limin' !>*«>. U erser, t'rolrn. No t.l io ll Teal trial, lleb a tla n Ijidv siiriHTii hai k - t u on tin : w K. Mob, Mettle. Iltnlem NINTH MY CLEANING B U T D O 17 N O W I |la* tiny. Clr,ha ijniiOdc 1*10-0 Her, Mom, Maker. Tiny. Choir lloy MACD. — • /!• HRADM A Phillips Parade of Plans! * Q U IET 0 No City Taxes; All City Conveniences • Mill delivery • Community water ayatern • S frc e ta paved a a d cu rb a c '»\ * ' ! * fit * • , . %*• At Irani 5 film s Ireea In avery yard Colored plumblnf fixtures Rllent awltchea Many different plana; dlveralfled exterior* Wlfe-Mver rainbow UtdiaM by TOP8 IN GREYHOUND RACING THRU APRIL 11 RAIN OR SHIN! GENERAL © E L E C T R IC • 86-gal GE water heater * **' v l ' **i . * ! •••# * # ') • GE larg* alxe range .* r./• *.i .*;. • •• VI Comstock Established over 20 years in Orlando DOG’ 1 RA CIN G Recommend! MASSACHUSETTS INVESTORS TRUST It has never mlteed a quarterly dividend sine* It's flret Pay­ ment on OCTOBER 20th, IU24 Last year alona tom* l". U 000.000 In dividends wa« dis­ tributed among tha Trust'* 111,000 RhareMlder*. Dividend payments of the Trust have increased every year fer th* past ten year* P H O N E 5-8034 Reprceaatfcf AILBN A COk LAKELAND Complete M H LOCH ARBOR 40* t» *■•' UuInleU (t<l) M 1*1 Sr,rath Herr—*/l* M"r. Ttetel S'-T Hln inIda liny *> »0 i'JJ } ' Tumtile Topnor *»« « ItORlal nut .. „ „ * »° ntrtu (t-li tes ta t’oeUdT. :^vr.VK C6pper*Vitreats . . . * J" Uolnela H-Tl |.*C» ainlb liar* — */l* «Hr. Tltnei VI I leoinpe Sun SI" J.i." Ilmir nock 40t S •" I’nlly Tiilane •• *' Uulnlrta ti ll I I ' J" Trail, Here—,1,* — Mllr. Tlmei SO.O I»r»r lirrnm t oo * -n *•«’» New Panre . I *0 1 l" Aunt WMilo I ;3 ijutnleU ll-T) • 15 *»** M"I nr I Itendle IJS.SIS.00, TKXIUIITH K.VrlWCH KiH*r HUH — a/i* iiH tiir. r Jeetlnallon Drive, Muml * Aee, llr.l larvrat, I’rltlne, time Chips. Cee- Cfivnf on Our Sanitone '•TV w /p>i:r iloon SlalUen \* . • GE garbage dlapeaaO • GE 9-1 eu. ft. refrlgerater • GE eutoaiatle weaklag m ektae 1b deluxe 2-bfith hernee • Q l eutemetle dlehwuher Is deluxe, S-bath home* ghtly W,8:10 ^ Matinee* Wed. A S a t, 2 P. M. ONLY t2 MORE RACING DAYS SEA SO N C L O SE S A P R IL 11 ALSOt Kitchen ventllaler Moulded F e m la «Wi (eg* N O T A PROJECT! • « Howard C. Phone Ml* ALL OF THESE FEATURES In Tonight's Bout — up la second aad Coats dropping to third. Wlllla Pap, n a farmer champion, rejoined the tap tea •Ilia far the first U aa la two years. He.waa listed tentfc . Rauf ( Rates) Maelai, N IA • recognised biatamweight th a n plea, was boosted from third l e t aeeoad la (he HIpbMhd glgsa be­ hind Italy's Marla D’Agak. An. other Mexican, Flyweight' Mama Dlar, made tha biggest leap at the month. Ha jumped from aUth to first on tha strength i f knock­ outs over Young Martin, Spain, and BUly Harris. Martin fall from first to fourth. .. t if . . * r-M? B A U S O F F IC B U t t l * V a a le * ’^Tetophoea 1804 �m m HOT SANFORD HERALD Wed.. March 28, 1950 Pag* 7 Few Vacancies Left In 8ih Division The Army Recruller for the Seminole County area, M'Sgt. fenry P. Jacobean, announced to­ day that ha has a few vacancies remaining this month for young who would men t-L,,* V - - :- like to enlist for dtrect a»aigiuiiw<)< laTTHF lahiouv Eighth Division, which Is aches duled for duly In Germany. Enlistment under tha "Gyroscope" program whleh moves en­ tire units to and from, overseas atatiom, rules out many of the so-called "objections" tn military service, according to the recrui­ ter, who explained that undrr this plan of enlistment, men ran enlist In "buddy groups" and re­ main in the Division throughout their entire enlistment. Alao, a man can plan his off-duty edu­ cation and furloughs, since he knows where and when he li go­ ing overseas and tha date which he will return lo the itatee. In addition to tha aeeurity of­ fered by thla type of enllitment for a man and hla family, be baa th# privilege nf serving in one of the Army'a most desired overseas area*. Assignment In Germany enahles men tn travel on furlough to practically every free country In Europe. The Eighth Division Itself I* by far_on# of tha Army’* more out* StjsmfihS' tVtflt*. IN' enniiouallv distinguished itself from the day of Its founding in MM to the present day as It prepares to return to the country where It made history during WW I and W\V II. The D|. vision Is n«w forming at Fort Carson, Colorado and wlU train there until It Is ready to depart nest fall for its European assign* menl. Young men wlm are Interested In this excellent Regular Army assignment are urged to contact Setgeant Jacobsen now to fill one of the remaining vacancies that he has for Ihe Eighth Division. Sergeant Jacobsen will be in Sanford Post Office every Mon­ day and Wednesday from t:30 until 3:30 or contact Ihe Rerrulting Station in Orlando for complate information. HEH, THERE! It's New! It's Fast! It's Streamlined Y O U 'R E T E L LIN G ME! THE SANFORD HERALD - l y WlUIAW WITT— Clntrol frees Writer of liquor wero consumed, accord­ ing to a nsws dispatch. What kind of croft was It—e bottle* ship? t I t The rocking choir U said to hnrebeen Invented byBenjamin The eorth’e turf act expends franklin. Wnirrvvr, you cats bet and oentrocte—science Item. Good he didn't spend much time In Ut t I t get*/, could thle mean the old to his ne«k ef the weeds, says globe's giving out tcilh light of Allth Key, spring Is |usl • coin vcoot sterns that separates winter from summer. In ■ test, volunteer* denned onti-smeg masks during tendon's There are no reindeer today at latest leg. That's ■ smart way te the North Pole — Factngraph*. face the situation. That Item doesn't fsxe Junior who explains that It mutt take At a yachting party throw-n by Rant* a while to get heck from Egypt's ex-klng, Farouk. 70 caaes hla Chrtatmaa Eve trip. NEW WANT AD SECTION THAT Bouthem banker who enticed one of two bandlta Into a vault, locked him Ip, and than overpowered the other, certainty proved that brains end brawn do go together! NEW YORK its—Exercise is an sjimeil 2,708 calories dally, against chubby girls sod 90 per cent of ■mportant key to becoming and 1,963 for the obese girls Only nine Ihe normal weights engaged In ttaying slim or at normal weight, of the chubbic* consumed more ballroom dancing. Rut Ihe slim than *2.000 daily, as compared to ones spenl twice a* much time I new study indicates. 23 normal weights. M olasses Gives Taffy F lavor in actual dancing. How active you are may he as The rhuhbies spent 90 per rent About 00 per cent nf each group ■mportant, or more important, T o T h re e C ake Frostings ban the calories In the diet, at of their lime sleeping, lying still, engaged in competitive sports, hut or sitting, as compare! with 85 again Ihe normal weights aver­ cast among high school girls. per rent of thn girls of normal aged twice as much time In ac­ The study compared 33 high weight. tive participation. Twice as many ichonl girls in a Boston suburb The main difference wax partic­ nf the normal weight* howled, and -tail were chubby, helf of normal ipation in active or strenuous en­ they spent twice as much lime In weight. deavors. actual bowling, rather than watch­ The rliubby ones actually ale ewei '•alorles. but they didn’t ex­ Seventy-five per rent of the ing. treme as much. When they did txerclsc. they spent only half as tturh time in actual activity. Yoo many calorics is usually liven as the reason for ohesity. lays this V3MFHTIM Ss4urc4 It. Rrarlny . inending of cainricif usually* isn’t stroke 12. French river •nnsldered because of "general 13. Rtandarda of 8. Aalotlr. misunderstanding nf the relation kin gdom perfection if exercise to food intake and tvar ) 13 Satisfy to P I’oker stake the full aright." 10 Retain 10 Ernnll This misunderstanding Is based Y»iter4ir'i S s ix r 14 An injection quarrel in two fallacies—belief that cxerIP Place 17 Excla­ tixe burns up relatively few cal20 Steal mation iries. and that It automatically 21. Man * 18. Beehive of hrreatei your appetite. nickname twisted 22 High card straw The normal weight girls eon23. Carry with 19. Shop difficulty 21 Robust . THERON RKTURNB HOME ,23. tatty 24. Tow a d LONDON on—The Thcrnn, a mountain 23. Malt ■usty. Ice-scarred little sealer, rebeverage .urned home today from the Ant2S Sharp 1 2. ft 4- 5 5 2 b T ~ ft 9 10 The little browss far ef ensnlphured molais** which stands on th* 30. Large ircllr with Britain's South Polar pantry shalf gtra* e fla* golden cast and taffy Haror to ihr** different bundlti* II •expedition. cake frnatlna*. For whit* r«kr. ther* I* a huiter-eocnnul-mnlasse* 32 Support She sailed up the Thames to broiler frosting; for *plr* raka. a molassM penueha (rotting; and for .13. Music not# if4 IB a favorite layer eeke. tbaraa th* taffy toneh to a ■•fan-minute (mating. Tr /irk almost unnoticed. .13 Java tree .18. Adhere Mol***** Gacanut T i s f l a i stirring constantly Raaov* froaa Heading the group aboard were lb i& rr 38. Valuable I p*fksa»wkU# H cuphiutsr«r hast. cool. Btlr In *vaporaled milk. Or. Vivian Fuchs, leader of the green nrstiioweaks ^Vfhriddae Oradnally allr In confectioner*' io 19 ixpcdltion, and Sir F.dmund Hil­ t* cup cocoiiui suaer; beat until thick enough to mineral lary. conqueror of Ml. Everest nnsulphwiwe ** * spread 41. Siln god 2b 21 IT at 22. 23 rhey left eight men behind In the mouss.* > Vleld: IH rape. 42. A tow- pas. Frepar* and hake eak* according Antarctic to set up the base from lure IN. of \o" V to direction* on package, using a Meleeeee Taffy Frosting W a w ahich the British will mike a dash Eng I II i IV* x l-lnch oblong pan Com 1 LV.LYJhJrVd 48 Arabian icross the ice continent In 1937 bine molasses and butter; heal u J?£p 34 T T I T 8) chieftain until butter Is mailed Rtlr In coco Itup.ua sr WJ i* iu,|,w n tali is part of the International Geo­ 46 A skillet nut Remove from heal Hpraad nv«r " •* l*a.pp«,n physical Year program. 8 b warm cake Place under broiler heal _ ... with lege % I to I minute* or until coconut li Combine eg* whit*, water. sugar, 48. A dance grown. unaulphur*d molaaa** and a*lt in IB 38 AO 41 4 i 4t" B0. Appearing a Wanuaha *°P of •,oubl# hollar. Beet Of*r ai If eaten U .... r t uw hsms. rapidly boiling water with rotary or 47 4b" sT Bl. Gloss s Jup altar evSporTfro atactrte beater uatll froatlng aland* B2. Briny lim p milk In paaka. Ramova from haat; add 49 SO o s' DOWN un.uiphurod * flavoring. Baal uatll apraedlng eonmolaitaa cndfsciiontra , | il# ney. r ro „ c tfc a ; tr 1. Mix TT U 2. Fuat Melt hottae In aaucapan Add garnleh with nuta. % vuaar and molaaaet. Bring to a boll. Vleld: Enough for top* and eldta ___ 3. Afresh •dura heat and ball I mlnuiea of two I- or t-lneh cake layer* 4. By wav of NOW ARRANGED AT.PHAHICTICALLY AND BY SUBJECT, IS AS EASY AS A. B. G. FINANCIAG I—CARD O f THANKS U—MONET TO IX)AN 4—MIST AND FOUND 8—PERHGNAI. NOTICES 37A—STOCKS AND BOND* LIVESTOCK AUTOMOTIVE g—AUTOMOTIVE EKNTAIJt MERCHANDISE >—MOTOKCTCIJ18-BICYCIJUI 10—TARTS — RKPAIRH 42—ARTICLES FOR BENT 4.1—ART|CI,M FOR BALI 1.1—TRUCKS 13—BUILDING MATERIALS BUSINESS SERVICES I.V-APPMANCE REPAIRING 17-BUILDING - REPAIRS PAINTING 18—ELKCTHIGAI. Cirntractara AI—WANTED TO BUT RENTALS to—PIANO SERVICE EMPLOYMENT 14--CHILD CARE REAL ESTATE The crowning feature of the mail In the bonutlfully carved figure of Christ. Upon entering the park, one senses the feeling of reverence • .,• * like entering a great cathedral. It le this religious theme that prevadcs every inch nf the lovely park . . . that makes It an attractive to thnao who hold that Christ and His teachings are the hope of the living . . . . the reward of the dead. The “Christ Feature", first of n aeries nf religious feature* deplet­ ing tha Life of Christ. Cliff Able*. Helae Manager Phone 1408 Relon Teeton, Huperlntendent T. I- Johnson, Huperlntendent Iff—REAL K9TATB WANTED Ad-Taker OAKEAWN MEMORIAL PARK 324 Melech Building 17—BROKERl and BBALTOKB • • 1821 >' A STH M A ill t You nro cordially invited to visit the I’nrk and In­ spect our first fenturn , , a delightful ride out State Rond 46A to Twin Lakes, 2 to Q p.nt. Sun­ day. I t —LOTS 1 IABRA Mm AITMUR. iff, of Wash­ ington, D. C., will be quoen nf 3Hh Annual Shettindoah Apple Blaeeoa Festival In Winchester, (Vt. os April 38-27. She Is the daughter of Mr. end Mr*. Douglee MeeArthur 2nd, and a great-1 niece of Gen. Douglaa MacArthur. Laura's father is coun-1 talor for the f|u te Department.: ■ v �■■ • • , •••• ► •e . #*. : Y O U R H O M E Is Waiting for You a t- :» • » i Mmf- ? i- ■: ’#■i. ,J e t 'm, ,M *lL. **«># pf • jV'.-r •' Ly*bluVifc<5'^’ l ’ ' i f * •.*<! . . . . . . . . . v . . .. < . " , 'N-V • PINECREST HERE WHY IN ODHAM THE ARE THE -R E A S O N S S TUDO/? HAS SU /tf A N D LAST 14 M O N T H S We ere Interested In building you a home — not Just a house. So wo carefully selected our architects who would design Indivi­ dual homes. Each home designed to take full advontugo of Florida climate and weather. Our homes have twlco the usual amount of windows for bolter light and ventilation. Each of our homos have long roof enves to allow your window to remain open during light summer showers. Our Doors are all of marble torrazzo, llfo time floors, no rot, warping, no temlte damage to be concerned about. * THAN'ALL SO LD THE MORE O T H ER HOM ES B U IL D E R S IN SANFO RD C O M B IN E D : All roofs are 5 ply build up with asphalt and marble chips. Thru out each home we have usud only the best workmanship and best materials. Our flnanco plan Is the .host. We offer V. A. — F. H. A. and Conventional Financing. For 1 yoar wo fully guarantee you that any defects, major of minor that occur In your home will be corrected at our expense. Don’t tnko our word for this, ask our home owners. They ars our best sellers. Further wo know how to Qualify our buyers without delay. In flO minutes we ran tell you yes or no. If your answ crJsjfesjrou Wo sincerely believe we are offering the best dollar buy In home values today. We Invite you to compare our homes with all We guarantee you the Home Owners Satisfaction ja n jm o v fH n ^ h M e jv e jir^ I . • Homes Y O U R home can be completed in 10 Days to 3 W eeks . 1 SO UTH P IN E C R E S T } • Y* t • x* 1 97 . • *.V* Homes Purchased and Occupied A.. 100 Down Payment j per month Service Personnel F. H. A. 91660 Down Payment 960 Per month Hi per month Why Not Drive Out TODAY? m r . . YOU’LL DISCOVER THAT HERE IN SOUTH PINE* U HAYS HERN LOOKING FO R. . THE VERY LATEST WORD SBBwy^MODERN MODE OF LIVING. ___ S BEDROOM LIVING ON A LUXURY SCALE. WITH ATTRACT i BOTH INDOORS AND O U T .. ARCHITECTURALLY DESIGN. CONVENIENCE. GOOD TRAFFIC FLOW. 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I THIS w eek Dinner Plate EVERY OAT Alcohol RooUtoni TRAY 8NAP8 o r r r o e ba st CLEANINO CORhlED SEV ERA L! TAB LE - 12-oz Can FELS POPCORN Craokorjack CONVERTED RICE UNCLE B E N ’S 14-oa. 25c Itoa. 47c N A PH TH A fLAQA DRIED RAISIN of WHEAT Bran BLACKEYE S S K IN N E R S 2i-«*. Pkg. 2 3 c ■ Quantity Righto F***rr*d SOAP SPONGES M Y -T -F IN E 2 ftg* 19c 0 -C E L -0 2 1-CHaa PricM Good Thru lo t. March 31 ALUMINUM PLAtSS W EA REV ER 25c BW2 T ; 1 • ik • -t- jto ’V iyM i I I �•C, V ■ ..:A >vr DP> THE SANFORD HERALD 10, W«d, M irtfi **, 195® curr ™ r v r s r M A u r v y a*:*-/ e rT H T O A M tf ‘ M L • ^ jil SERVE WITH TURKEY Oe«»ii Sprny Cranberry SAUCE £ 23c r w w A ri^ sw a ■— > 0 0 8 3 SreACf/ 1 TMAT3 'flEEMOM/A Ollit. CANT VjiTH ONI BOVV 0IADUV. “Supgr • R ight” BIINCISS-TO-II Grace Kelly emlles ei the 1* Interviewed on her arrival In New York where ah* la going to do tome “lait minute ahopplngH for her wed* ding to Prince Rainier III of Monaco ea April II. The blond# movie alar said ahe will itay In New York until she sails on April 4 for Meaaeo nn the liner Conitilufton. fftifemoftongl) MAHCMAWCI IMMIN’ B0NUM-. **»#• » <UN , M hin O/ [oulp') C -oft£pi ” ? ■Jk' RJ^CU i ll H A T 9 0 X M * I w,/aaXlaM«w NOW, AIN'T CUT AMAZIMO, -- ----- -j C 9 — VLL l ONB TO MATCHIT... INUtNS INDIAN m uci ---- - ANt? FO(t ONL.V fv. V _ _ _ - TU3VTV V _ 6CKSAMt fuw , rv soeev/ *t m i } irs ckav, « AN’ rxC htLMITUXt A ✓ B O O ' -BOOM .l ITBAU... AA'X IIT IT V jr\) ~ WASN'T JOUt a r i that’ HS AHMY WAS KAPIH} |... WU CAN'T Tta US , IWHME fTWAS...OA / V WHtN IT WOUtP J r m n f __*am l ^ - r KAmnr . BUTI U»T NAT BCTUCTOBMO TH* CONOUC«OK...THe USNT5 JUST Wt*T„. -4 mT ifiin r m k W f r T l a r i i tns wuv*H3 XCAN'T \WXDeb WSCNS ACT l«>e* W«0N», BABN/ TUNC IN \ TM[*£B TBOURC BCTWNOOH VOH&O-. ANYMart, JXX)C*M BANKOH THAT/ 1 IT ^ AAJH/ < Wt PONT KNOW WNCCT.. ITS JUST \0C WN|K._(T'B COMlNS/ a n/ whit.. «m c *>y» i m j m . WOULD*? IT BC BCTTfH IBYOU PUT Tne CUT-OBB >r-V VAlVf IN BOONTOB I r^ « THBOPAlNPlPEf tmc c s r ^—l - 1 TV*ATS TM CB BEST WAV TOGET » 0 CBTHOSE NOSY OO-lT-YOuaSELB r N— TV HUSBANDS f J J HEOC YOU DO IT American women have the un­ canny ability to "w lih" thamtelvei Into any mold they chooie, obiervei Cecil Benton. Brltlih photographer, author, artiit, deilgner, lecturer and actor. • " It acemi to me that today all American women have high cheek­ bones, long, graceful lrg*. dellcate w riiti and thin hands." tayi Beaton, who haa itudled beauty of many nntlonalltiei in hu ca­ pacity ai official photographer to Britain'! royal family. "A generation ago nobaly h.id high cheekbone*. Now everybody h u tham. I don't raally under­ stand how women manage to change their actual bone struc­ ture, but apparently they do. I think It all started with somebody like Marlene Dietrich." Beaton, In New York In connec­ tion with the opening of the Broad­ way hit, "My Pair Lady”, for whleh ho designed the costumes, la tall luavo, faultlessly tailored and illver-hairad, with a shrewd twlnkli In his blue eyer. Discuss­ ing th* different* between Amer­ ican and British beauty, he says: "British women are much more bound by tradition than Ameri­ cans. Tnrv ire more swayed by parental and family Influences. And they look ewful on the beach. Soritehwt** t.ic/' a r e s o t jo e d * •„* ■ exposure "American women are much more fashionable than the British, except for the most glittering oc­ casions. For a grand hall, an Eng­ lish woman can get her old lam c; dress out of th* attic, put on her Jewels and l o o k magnificent, whereas the American woman Is likely to look more as if she had stepped out of a Fifth Avenue (hop window, wearing all the best merchandise. I think this u be­ cause Amcrieen women really don't believe In the grand effect They are better at simplicity and the casual air.” i > abc following, r MCI! 5——--TMOSB jM U T IF U L II^ 1 - / WMOT ooldwso i FORCES EXCHANGE FIRE JERUSALEM UT-Egyrttan and Israeli force* exchanged (ire yes­ terday near th* El Aula demili­ tarised lone, a frontier trouble spot south of Egyptian-held Gasa. Each side blam 'd (hr other. No casualties were reported. In Gata, an Egyptian military spokesman said three Israeli ar­ mored cars attacked an Egyptian post. An Israeli military spokesman In Jerusalem said E g y p t i a n s touched off the skirmish by firing from Sinai deaert positions on an Israeli patrol more than a half mile insldo Israel's border. COOPOHALI - - B W I ’C H S 'S w r, k I.KHAL AirrilTI r»a Oat A BaarH M Oalaah Kagan Lata (haw Nawa A l a i' tf llllB A T ■SUNS » s .v A dvaM ar* W I U Taat Pattara Maaalag Ibaw i C a n a l* K aagaro* Ogag Mouaa Carry Moor* ghow Artker Oodfray Blrlk* It Blab . , « B * N iM g Valiant luady Itagdaevooe t r t Pavla ford Tractoe Bbav ’ohn Daiv Nawa g r a t ia T an n g Ib a w U it a| U f a II FOUND WITH THROATS SLIT ALGIERS cn ■French mil it ary •ulhoriUti today reported finding mother t l Algerian rebel* with their throali iltt, apparently after a battle with mother rebel fac­ tion. The French aatd thla brought to about SO the number of rebels killed In iuch affairs In the past week. They are believed victim* ®» * f»ud between the national Algerian movement and th# na­ tional Liberation front. Th* tlmril I>r 'Cruel*** nf Ih* Xamlhoi* Cuiinly Public Hn*|>|ial will r*c»lv* hide In She nfflr# of th* A imlnltirnlor at Ilia h.mlnel* Ala* mnrlal l l ' . f i u l , genfnrit. Klorlila up t» } u'< |ocj( M , May ]. I*S« on th* follawlnp r'ltllpmmt. P r i c e bid *hall ha blndlnt on iba part of tb* blddar for a parted or thirty 111) da>a from J h a tlma and data of tb* npanlnv The Board raaarrea the r l i h t to acrapt tb* lnw**t and/ or heal bid and to rajaal any and all bid*. , 1. On* (II t i l l Undal t-door l-paataniar nation wagon. I _ . or I cyflndar. Dotallad apaclflrallon* can bt a#, fMTBd from Admlnlatrator’e olflco In Ibo Bam nnfo Memorial Hoiellal. . ' M l C l 11 i \ < r «•« >1 IN T H f A l R l ANrtt HA TIP H0 ( k J llllt , AHAMS Malm Reaervattong Now F or E g ite r Dinner— Apr. I S m l n * Dom 12 noon 'til g P H ON E W. P, I I J | m PR IM E RUM o p B E E P TURKEY - L A M B — HAM. PHONE T! Complete Dinner* !)ofH on Mondaya Ceterlng to parties * Da'iuueta ___________ S&l'Xt#', v 7* TENDER YOUNG BROILER SIZED “Super • Right” (S to 8 lb* Avg.) TURKEYS (5 to 8 lb. Asg.) Lamb Sh'ldr Roast Lb.29c lb. 49c | "Super - Right — Hnlf or Whole "Super • Right” Heavy Western PORK LOINS Beef Chuck Roast lb. 33c lb. 39c “Sup«r • Right — Center Cut "Super • Right” B eef • Bonelew PORK CHOPS SHOULDER CLOD lb. 55c lb. 59c FRESH POLE WHITE HOUSE EVAP. Beans M ILK 5 9cv GOLDEN RIPE 59c Bananas^8c LARGE CUBAN A&P PRINT or TUD La Pineapples Butter 63c Beech-Nut ( FRESH CRISP 1’la n trr‘a Saltrd PEANUTS Lb. c«n« FULL OF JUICE . 7 'i - o i . Can Lemons 39c Star Ktat 2 Carrots .1/1 oi Jar* BABY FOOD 3/29c fi'j.o*. Can DOZ. TUNA FISH 35c FRESH CHERRY R] Bun*hlne Sandwich 1fi.ur, Rhubarb FUDGE Cookies 45c A&P OUR FINEST QUALITY SLICED HAWAIIAN A&l’ OUR FINEST QUALITY F.AR1.Y S M A L L PEAS IONA UNPEELED HALVES 21c A PR IC O T S 2 & 29c AA I' OUR FINEST QUALITY ALL GREEN WORTIIMUUH ASPARAG U S JELLY EGGS \5of 33c HEINZ KET CH U P ViT 23c SP LIT FIGS 1.1BUYS VIENNA 23c( 2 c,” 33c C A K E M IX E S ni.r.ND TEA BAGS 2 £ ? 49c TII.IJQIURY Choc, Orange, While SAU SAG E our own ^ ARGO BRAND WHOLE A 3 ^ 89c FACIAL T lfS U l 48 & 39c K LEEN EX (OAST TO COAST CONCORD GRAPE W IN E JELLY EGGS JAN E PARKER DELICIOUS APPLE Sir ei. Ja BABY FOOD i With Fate Cloth 32t Detergent Giant Pkg TREND EGG C A K E A Grand Buy XJA N E P A R kE R SMALL EASTER E 49c Unit 12*01. Pkc* 2/27c STARCH Pkg. of 23c Lg. Pki BREEZE JAN E PARKER LARGE EASTER’ Blue Label Sf.os. Jai KARO SYRUP 23 JAN E PARKER EASTER LAYER G LO R Y C A K E Hill'* Each 16-or. Can DOG FOOD JAN E PARKER OLD FASHIONED OATMEAL COOKIES ft BwlM's Strained PIE S 39c: EGG C A K E 2 3 m 49c WORTHM0RK EASTER CANDY 5th 79c 2/27< For CooUni A Salad* IN. Rtl I n-og, MAZOLA OIL 33c Pkg. W HITE BREAD |ANN a :; n PAGG pa c k Rich Kich Creamv o v » :„ v l M A Y O N N A IS E ANN PAGE Rkh Delicious, Qt. Ja r 45c lo ti e i can T O M A T O SO UP 4 for 35c ANN PAGE Zesty G A R D EN RELISH On* Mil* From Dog Track 111 EAST FIRST STREET TnOHMTIVlON M ilte,ON L o N o w o o n HOTKI. lialftray Detween Sanford & Orlando a JAM ES GUT AGENCY Lb. (8 to 1 2 lb. rvs .) JA N E PARKER ENRICHED There were 1,532,ooo marring** In the United State* in toss. Accident* took #2.ooo U. g. Uvea General Insurance HAMS U. 3. Women Have Uncanny Ability e«. mah r u « f .u Fully Cooktd PLUM SECOND FEATURE ANGELUS White or Colored lo.os. J a r 23c to. os. Pke M A R S H M E L L O W S 2/35c l-tb* L o if i 1!® )!!? IH e* can BEEF STEW 35c WALKERS AUITKX ^ I ts ^ C H IL I & B E A N S fa n 33c T O M A T O J U IC E 29c V4 os. Can PEANUTS 35c (AI I Merck ? l (kr«oib Setnrdey. 100 MAGNOLIA AVI. SANFORD �SANFORD HERALD L i t t l e F o l k s 8* B /U WAD£ ALL POPULAR BRANDS EVAPORATED RIGHT OVER FOR THE LET* MOT PLAY J 3MARCH K .— LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN vA SILLY CHAAADCHl THE EM i eft ( P A tA O IlJ you U Del Monte Sliced r L tK t A B O U T O U % M E A T . PINEAPPLE I LYKES SUGAR CREEK DIAMOND m J ■ w r. Bottle Carton FRESH GA. CORN FED SMALL FRESH GA. 1 to 2 LYKES SUGAR CREEK Green Pea' Cauliflower A os. Pkff. Broccoli Spears 10 os. Pkf. Strawberries a os. Pk*. SUNNYLAND ALL MEAT T H 1 M ANNVA1 ACAPUT AWAKDS go Into the reeord boohe m ‘ I Anne Magnael la ehaeaai beat ectreea of 1853 for her performance H i "The Hone Tattoo," and Ernest Borfnlne wlna aa beat actor tor | % a r k r . " Mlaa Magnate (top, left) la In Italy with bar ailing eon, ,but on hand for tha presentation In Hollywood (top, rlcht) are: •a e k Lemmon (left), beet supporting actor for "Mr. Roberta;" #o Van Fleet, best supporting actraea far T u t at Eden.-" Grace Kelly, teat year** wtanev. and Borgnlne. In New York. Paddy Cbayafsky (bottom, left) (eta a klsa (rare Claudette Colbert and an Oecar (or authorlns *Marty," which waa a bo choaen best picture. In center are Charlee Le Malre and Helen Roae, who won costuir Ins awarda for "Lore U a Many Splendored Thing" and "I'll Cry Tomorrow" respectively. Producer Nancy Hamilton (right) won for the documentary feature 01m "Helen Keller In Her Story." •-earns. on all Southern Democrats this week to take a strong aland on ■talas' rights at tha convention. They urged all Southern atatei' Democratic partita to arrange to meet after tha convention If they're not satisfied with what happens there. This la a neat nudge to all Democrats outside tha South. Thd Democrats can't fo ritt that Virginia, Texas, Florida andTenm m ee.w tn t .for Elaenhqw.er In 1933 and may do so again this year -no matter whst happen* .at the convention. Rut the Democrats have other troubles: except for falling farm Income, the other Issues in the campaign as they outline them don't have much emotional heat . The Republicans will make the most of the country's prosperity and peace. The Democrats may warn of the danger of war but aa long aa this country Isn't involved In ona by election day, the warn­ ings may sound hollow. Evan organised labor—at a time when employment la at a peak— They dos’t know who their cati (lidate will be; except for the t farm Jirgfcigm. the campaign IsV w as a r t. pretty thin and they | don’t know, because of the South­ ern Democrats' a n g r y mood, ' whether they ean keep their party | Intact. i Until fon K.itra Kefauvrr of 1 Tennassee beat him this week in the Minnesota presidential pritjAinary, Adlal Stevenson had the in1 akte track for tha party’* nonilnaJ tlon at aext August's convention. , Maybe he ean maka a eomsbaek i In other primariaa. ' But even if Kefauver sweeps J (ham all, proving himself In mlr■ tela vote getter, tha convention ' may turn him down. He's never * been a’ favorite of the big city , bosses or tha,Southern Democrats. Th# Democrat* can't even feel •nr* Ihey’U coma out of the eon^ventlon with a whola party. A ^Southern revolt would Just about wreck any ehaaea the party has •In I960. A revolt may aom* mdese the Southerners can dictate the plat­ form plank on civil right* and even -tha ton* of tha party's candldati ..through an everpresent threat l" ..tu r n against him after the eontT*en»lon. .. Yat a Democrats* candidate who •.remained longue • lied on civil righte through fear of losing (h r Southern vote would, to the rr<’ of the country, b* a raeognliablj -weak candidate. As • sign of trouble shea I South Carolina Democrat* call* Whole FLA. GRADE ‘A’ DAD Democrats Faced W ith Confusion WASHINGTON Ml - Tha Jolly Republicans can alt back at this .moment In tha presidential cam­ paign, smlla happily at tha Demo­ crats, and aay: “ W* have Presi­ dent Elsenhower, What have you got?" ' What the Democrat* have U -contusion. Ahead is more ot the GA. OR FLA. GRADE *A’ DAD REV. RIGNEY RACK IN CHICAGO CHICAGO (Ft—The Rev. Harold W. Rlgncy Mat back tn hie native Chicago today after an absence of nine years. Including more Ilian four years In a Chinese Commu­ nist prison. The 36-year-o).1 Roman Catholic missionary was greeted by his 77year-old mother Mrs. Alice Rlgney and a crowd of about ISO persona upon hie arrival at Midway Air­ port yesterday from New York. “ My *on, my dear son,’* Mrs. RJgney sobbed aa the embraced the stocky, graying priest. “ Tills la. tha answer to my prayers." Father Rlgney, released by the Chinese Communists six month* ago. was a rector of a university In Peiping when he was soiled In 1951 on esplonaga charges. He plans a series of lectures to college, church, civic and busi­ ness groups In the Chicago area after Easter Week, aounda quieter than In IMS and 1932 when tha unions made the Taft-Hartley Act, patted by a Re­ publican Congress In 1MI, a big Issue. Ktfauver advocates outright re­ peal of that act. Ttie man who gate tha nomination may do the aama. But tha Democrats bavo had control of Congress five of tha nine years since than and haven't repealed It. With Elsenhower running again, lha Republicans appear to have a elssr H so-on thw Democrat*. But even with him heading the ticket they can't bo completely sure of winning, fn the Minnesota primary Democratic votes fa ' out­ numbered the Republicans'. What docs that mean? The Republicans can’t say they have the answer It may Indicate auch widespread discontent among farmers with Elsenhower's policies affecting them that the Republicans will lose tha farm atitea. If that hap­ The U. S. Census Bureau esti­ pens, and the Democrats man­ mates that the nation'* population age to stay together, their chancea will Increase by 63,300,000 In the go up. next 20 y jirs. ROYAL HAWAIIAN Potatoes (/OLDEN RIPE Bananas Carrots FOREMOST DAittYLAND GIANT SIZE STANDARD f STANDARD CUT HUNTS TATERTOWN Orders Now Being Takon For Copits Our Annual Mailaway Edition.......... OLD GLORY Of Please Bring Them In Early, So As Not To Be Disappointed. TRU-FLAVOR * DIXIE CRYSTAL PRICES up to Date of Publication Including Mailing. SUNSHINE KRISPY After Publication Date Does Not Includa Moiling. baby girl aha is going to adopt, Mrs. Dolores Cels, 23, of Elver* vale. N. J h te overcome with •notion aa atm hotel the child pt IdtswOd Airport, New York. T h a year-old-youngs tar was Mow* to th* U.8. from Mann- •V * '. Price* Good Through WADE'S S U P R E X M A R K E T �>v «/n *f , ( ■ perman s This is tii« ninth ia a series of articles written by Mri. C arm ne Wall* representing Thl Sanford Herald ftp n 10-day tour of foreign eeun thai. I had been told that Beirut, tha capital city of (mail Lebanon, was tha loveliest elty on tha Me­ diterranean. Certainly It la one .of tha most beautiful from tha air Tha anew topped mountains run right up from tha aaa and at wa drove along the shore road to our hotel, the big breaking wavaa made a glorioui light. Bei­ rut la on* a! tha blggaat retort araia In this part of tha world fine* It hat both mountain and w altr iporta to offer. Thli country la In tha Arab Leagua but not pradomlnately Mos­ lem — In fact lta population la about avenly divided between Moslem and Chrlatianlty. Long ■landing tradition damaade that the President of Lebanon be a member of tha Maronlta Chureh, a tf-n rh of the Catholic Chureh, and the V I e e President be orthodox Moslem, the Speaker of the House a dissident Moslem, etc. It founds peculiar but apparently the people Ilka the system since, although It Is not a legal requirement, they never deviate, Changing the subject a bit, but you might b* Interested tn the schedule we kept from Thursday morning on — Interview with Premier Nasiar In Cairo and then dlredly to airport, flew to Beirut and went straight to American Embassy because wa ware lata for our briefing session — still lata, so we want from there to MIKI TNI CHIMP amblw aerou a rooftop In lower ladder and continued tw lnilni from TV aerials, a vary fancy reception In our • > Manhattan while on a tin-hour mischlefapree be­ wrecking apartmenta and even disrupting a bar. honor given by tha Lebanese Mints r fora a icore of New York police, wo omclale and Tha illppery alnilan escaped from Frank Quinn, I'ter of Information. You should - *■ AIPCA aienta captured him In a ladles* reel room. who had bought him to uia tn a night club act. hive men us — tha hostess and At lift, Mike le eornered by ■ nct-bearlnf pureuer, Finally caged (right), MJk# appears bored and oilier local women were beautiful­ — tail momenta later he knocked the man off the probably wonder*, “can’t a guy have a little fun.” ly dressed In brocade* and silks, low, designer! at Nelman-Mareu*,! with yellow and white daisies and mink, elr — there w* stood In walking shoea and eotton dresses. Attendants Dallas specialty store, announced.'worn over soft yellow organdie Hut everyone Ii wonderful to us Tiny c o v e r e d buttona extend petticoats, In these situations and tbs women Wearing In our party are sort of enjoying from simple, small collar to a Tha birth rate In llalv dropped It now sine* we’r i all always In high obi sash that ties In the back In Grace's from 30 8 per l.ooo people In 1332 the same fix. DALLAS. Trx. <r - The eight) with three separate bows. Flow­ to 23 5 111 1940 in spite of baby j Anjhow, hark to Lebanon. Here. brideimaldi at the wedding of ing streamers extend from tha bomise* offered by the Mussolini as everywhere else we have been tnevi# ita r Grar# Kelly and bows. there Is great surface cordiality but regime. Prince Rainier of Monaco will The hats of misty hairbrald in underneath It all there Is blame wear Identical gown* of sunlight petal-like layers repeat the pataj put mi llie United States for praeyellow silk organdie over taffeta yellow- of tha dresses. A small hut The population of the United llrallly all ilia Ills suffered by Tin go*ni Jiav# lull and fluid ierfly bow hover* at the back. States Is Increasing rapidly enough these countries. Them ex colonies " pflW skirts and bell-zhaped The four flower f|lrh will wear to produce another city the size and ex-mandates of Kranre ard taught to a tiny cuff be* while Swls* organdy embroidered | of Madison, WIs. every 10 days. England dislike those two, and ua Are Yellow Wedding LOAN SERVICE r - 'r z r z i T r z f : No Advance Notice Needed We dlsponse with many oi the usual prelimlneiiee ae tfui you can get money timed aa aeon aa you aak let it •9m' eaCHkoeeamain Terms* Are’Flexible Yoii.youraelimay select the dales on which yen wish le make payments, even the monthly ygg wish, to repay alio. Partly baeaui* w« are usu­ ally British and Praneh alltaa and, har* la Arab eountrlta, because of thfl raraell problem In it was ing«V*aor not stepping tn with Grseca against Britain ovar Cyprus. In Cairo, Balrut (and now Damascus) It la tha Israel question. W# Americans a rt taking practically full respon­ sibility in tha Arab minds in thl* matter. Anti-American feeling runs high — and, from what I can observe, la running higher each day. Tha disturbing factor, of eourst, la tha aver present Com­ munist th reat These people bars In the Middle East ar every Vank In aaylng "iv, have no quarrel with anyone except Israel and anyone who support! Zionism". In Uitlr thinking tha latter phrase Includes most definitely the U. 8. A. Naturally, th« Communists ar* making hay with this attitude and are apparently making progress with every hour. Aa an aside before telling you more on this, an Interesting thing happened in Beirut. Prom what wa havs Itarned, Lebanon’s governmet changes about avtry six months. Tha present one hsd been In six months lacking four days and waj deposed the day bafora wa arrived. We then found our selves In the position yesterday morning of Interviewing President Csmlle Chamaun (who wee not deposed) and tha Prim* Minister and two other cabinet ministers, the latter three all on their way out. It was much Ilka interviewing a Democrat between the time of election defeat and tha inaugura­ tion of his Republican successor or vice verse. However, we did gat some Information and heard the Lebanese case regarding Israel.'' Eight per rent o( Lebanon's popu­ lation or 118.000 consist of the Palestinian refugees. Lebanon, is a member of the nine country Arab League, will accept no settlement of the question except the disso­ lution of Israel and the repatria­ tion of the Arab refugees to their home*. This has been the only topic of discussion In Egypt, Le­ banon and now Syria. The Syrians (and here I bring In our Damascus visit which started with a five hour molor trip from Beirut yes­ terday afternoon) are th* most violent-speaking and passionate of all In their biltornesi over Israel. Today we had a briefing session with Ambassador Moose end hla very capable ataff and also we have mot end talked with for ■lx hours during the day tha Act­ ing President, the Prime Minis­ ter, the Secretary General of the Ministry and the two other cabi­ net members and Syrian newspa­ per people. ..There now remains no question In my mind but that these people la our last thr#* «o>ps are determ­ ined that the Palestinian refugees scattered about the borders of the surrounding countries will either he repatriated end compensated and Israel be dissolved or the Arab League countries will (1) pull out of th( United Nations, (3» go to war, (1) go Communist or (4) all three of the aforementioned. Anger end bitterness run high against the West In th* hearts of all these people because they fee] that we and tha United Nations are pro-Zlonlst When asked about Communism as a threat, they look at the ques­ tioner rather blankly and reply, "Israel Is our only threat." And than rather openly let us know that If the West does not come up to their standards of Justice, they ahaU be anti-Western — or pro-Communlit. In the words of on* analyst with whom w# talked, "My enemy’s enemy is my Wend." If we ire th* Arab's enemy, and Russia Is our enemy, it naturally follows that Russia ia the Arab’s friend — regardless GrriHM.-; H «I A * i S S m t l d p i a f c W e Frankly, the situation look* cri­ tical. I do not mean to Imply that 1 advocate the United State* doing this or that and certainly I do not intend t* represent myself as knowing an th art is about tha problem. I merely teQ you whet my impressions of these govern­ ment leader* ar*. We go to Jordan tomorrow and then to Jerusalem where the other side or the Iiraall eld* will be presented. I shall report my imprsa.'iona from there aa 1 have hare, Thl* la no Joking matter, but have you noticed that our group haa been In so many places at th* tlm« "thing* popped"? — the Sultan’e return In Moroeeo, the riots In Tunis th* day wa left, the Cyprus demonstrations In Athena th* day w* arrived, the pact signed by Egypt, Syria and Saudi Arabia while we war* in Cairo, th* overthrow of the Laberes* government th* day before we arrived. Well, we’ve really bit IIV. JAMBS D. tOtlMON, of th# New Tort f^ tS S S ^ S S tA the Master, welcome# visiting member* ot V j t t l b p m m c t * t th* Jackpot hare la Damascus An earthquake last night, no less, ktadlaon Avenue Presbyterian Church aa changed aongragatlona to pronwta^tntarraclri u n d * rtt^ n |_ T h * while wa had dinner. No great In larc hang* was arranged by th* National damage but w* bad two tremors •arvlct organisation. An overflow arowd packed th* Negro ehurea. and 1 tfdo’t mind saying that it was aa earl* feeling. The chande­ lier* moved rather rapidly as did everything else, including my haart. Of eoursa, we laarned this morning that Beirut had 1? (and THE SOUTHERN MANIFESTO funds to match th* state funds to lator th* number rose) dead and Yas, 1 not only signed It, but continue our fight to control end many wounded. I sat In with th# group who con­ eradicate Spreading Decline. A* So one* again, we have sneaked out ahead of trouble. W* have ceived tha Idea and put It acroai. this request Is In exeesi of bud­ told Mareel (Duriaux, th* tour Soma paopla hcv* said that we get estim ates,. the Chairman Is director) that ha has arranged shouldn’t criticize tha Supreme going to have to. recall Depart­ •nough, thank you, and wa don’t Court. Thl* court Is made up of ment of Agriculture wltnense* to # need any more excltemat for our nine men - nine human being! • justify the Increase. Th* greatest monay’a worth, but heaven only who, like all men, are not above fear we have now la that those knows what will happen next. making mistakes. Cartslnly they officials will not back up to th* Incidentally, we have seen very ar* not above being criticized for point of asking tha Committee to little of old Damascus, but I did their mistakes. They, like I, have exceed th* budget request*. If sneak away from tntervlewi this sworn to uphold th* Constitution. they don’t, our ehinees are slim. afternoon and went down In th* Many of us feel that Instead of Right now w# ar* working <m Souk (or basier). It was very upholding the Constitution, the th* Department of Agriculture. colorful and old-world In atmos- Suprema Court hat chosen to re­ phere — quit* a contrast to a write it. That Is a right that be­ WAR CLAIMS SETTLEMENT Many American eitlseas suf­ large portion of Damascus which longs only to th* people. When property losses during* has ali been built In th* lis t nine courts usurp rights that belong fered years. Evarywhera there ar* th* to tha people, we think It should World War II and have propet mosquei — over 830 here In th* be called to th* attention of the clalma for reimbursement. These . oldest continually Inhibited city people In as strong terms as pos­ claims must be filed before September 30, 1638,’ or they will In th* world. I wish w* could itay sible. longer to absorb soma of th* Bib­ be barred. Such claimsmust be SPREADING DECLINE lical history all around us, but (fled with the Foreign Claims this schedule of euri la gaarad tn W* had what teemed to ba a Settlement Commission of the a fait pace, I’m afraid. very favorable hearing before United States. Their address ta DU writ# again from Jordan, tha Agriculture Subcommittee ol Tariff Commission Building, Ttk where w* hop* to visit on* ot tha Appropriation! Committee and E Streets, N. W., Washing!** thl* week. Wa asked for federal 23, D. C. tha rafugae camps. Herlong Reports K IN G A N R ELIA BLE SU G A R C U R E D P IC N IC WHOLE CLU B STEAK HAMS BEEF CHUCK FRESH GROUND Lb. H A M B U R G ER 79* 3 SIRLOIN STEAK ROUND ot T-BON1 FLA . CRYSTAL Everything Is Private MM Lb. Every transact!** la cwatldotod a strictly ptnemnl and confidential matter.?. only yen will knew about it GRADE ‘A’ LARGE SHIPPED Top-Notch Service A ll The Way (WITH $6.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER) Everything about our service from shut m finish is dm signed le suit yen and y*ur pecketbook. Ne.eChof plan combines such convenience and privacy with a* mods flexibility and speed,, doz. SNOWDRIFT S H O R TEN IN G LYRES VIENNA Sausage 'a r t 6 i n » O R A T I.C X N 111 W IS T , FIRST STREET , t;»iorig« T a ta p k e n e tlM . 2™29< LB. TIN OAK HILL OLD GLORY TUNA TOMATO JUICE SPAGHETTI • Ot. CAN 46-01. CAN TRIPLE A G A O F IN A N C E c Lb. NO. SO! CAN / >T BOMYMCMIt, It, e< Brooklyn, W.Y, pandora a cheea moan arise ha announced b* will play all earner* in a 15-board almulta■aaua exhibition at the Janay City, M. J , YJICJL on March I t The playart win eontrlbut# ana dollar each. Bobby plana tn naa Mm money ta help pay hla way to th# U .i. National Open Chaaa Tournament, July 10-11, at OkUhomi City, Okie. Bobby NORM 4 V V-t' W ,'iiA s 1 ' r / V /S . * a.a i ’ r [> 3 B0L“ 25c �^■■■rv:7- - —r'rn -T ' • '. VJW.* / S im p lifie d S e l l i n g O f S u r p l u s I t e m s . . . 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NEW Half price Chroma Chaira .......................>4 34 lft-LAUNDKY-DRY CLBANINQ 110.00. Phona 22>9-R after S:30. T. V. Stand .......................... U.U on* nour • Wart and D aop Dry • M M gal. T-Shlrti-41 D rauar Baia ................... -.S 3.M On* haur u « W art and Dry FaU PAINT cent*. Air Mala -ip e e ia l IS.ftft. Ironing Boards ....................... 11.43 Tihlehed Laundry Army - Navy Surplui. 310 San­ Baby Car Bed ....................... I3.M Saniton* Dry Cleinlnf Electric Pcrcolalor ................ SMS ford Ava. S o v th a ld a U o n d r a « a t Rassinctto ........................... S3 M Seat! Sid* F*admart BMg. 3 Cushion Sofa .......................|7.M HANDLE NEGATIVES CARE­ 1M Bait llth IL FULLY, holding by ad|e* to Armlets Sofa Red ................ S7.M avoid thumbmarki. atalns, mars; Large Wardrobe ............. ,..110.84 H —PIANO SEBVICB to in u re clear, clean enlarge- Contour Chair .......................*12.8* menu. 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Extra prop and ileerlng har. • monlha old Call 755-R alter 6 p m. lft-PARTB-BRFAIRS RING — VALVE JOB - $6 IT S TRUE ! 1 MOTALOY DOES IT! ! la t a i l i n g and proven proeeaa th a t give* you a ring and valve Job through tin plating proc a n whila you drive. Effective for Ilf* of molor. No equipment to buy. No work to do. MOTALOY SALES Dept- SF B«* «97 M IA M I M . FL A . Bend eheck, money order fnr | l . Poitag* and lnaurane* pre­ paid. EXPERT FRONT END ALIGN­ MENT AND WHEEL BALANCING-Fauanger ear* and Trueki) all B ik a i, alia*—'* ton to ftton. Seminole County Motor*, lac. i l l E. l i t St. PHONE 1011. S—TRAILERS________________ Iftft Casa M inin* 3ft' Trader. 2 bedroom. 2. largo picture win­ dow*, balh tub and ihower. .Park Ave. Trailer Court. Phon* Mft-J. It will pay YOU to tea US before you nu] Open Evening* and Sunday* EaataMe Trailer Sale*, Falatka, Fla. For Reiter numbing Sea or Call 44—APPLIANCES II—BEAUTY PARLORS ly Need* ei Harriett’* Baanty N##fc Pfeoca t i l Iftft So. Oak Av*. (Open e v n ta ia by appointment.) IT—B 3ft—ROOMS sLf.fct iM , R.Win.'TiCT! »,„ju»ekeeping, ftt.tMt week, up lley Rates. 11.00 A up. 420 W. 1st. Park-rPhon* so EMPLOYMENT BEDROOM SUITES That make dreams coma true. . . IS—HELP WANTED-FRMAl.R Beautifully ityled In Two-Ion*. Mar-Proof flaiah. COLORED WOMEN ••Over 40 given special considers- Bookea*e Brd linn (nr rnsmellc sales work. Double Dresier with large Mirror Cheat of Drawer* Write Box 973, Orlando.'* 1179 WOMEN _ lft-»i. "to addreia and FREE-2 Boudoir Lampa m ul our circular* at homr on commlailon. Write GIFT FAIR, JUST A FEW LEFT Dept, ft, Springfield. Penna. Rnokrase Red Dnubla Dreixer with Mirror EXPK MEN CED "CASH IER -Good Innertprini Mattrasi Salary. Apply Tip Top SuperBox Spruig market- 329 Sanford Av*. III* 2ft—SALESMEN—AGENTS DINETTE SUITES EXCELLENT opportunity lor ag That Make Dining A Delight grestive laleiman with Sanford * neaullful Wrought Iron, mo*t progressiva new- car or Chrome Dtnetu dtal«r. 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Ph. 1122 • FINANCIAL "Bad Bamberger” Mgr. >4—INSURANCE Open Mfadaya TtU ft:** p.ia. FOR RENT — Dragline and opera­ tor by Hour, Week or Month. Phone 1431, La* Contlructlon Co. Rollaway, Hoapital a n d B a b y Bad*. Day, We«k or M ootbTaL 142ft. Furniture Can rtf— 114 Weit Firat 4ft— ARTICLES FOR RALE —Farlory to Yaw— A lu m ln u n B lin d s loo * landing a n d ftal __ rtkMj. RaclMadV enellnji baad. Bag-proof bo4b Claatlng. waning. Serving rat) wtth plaatic anda. Flaatrt or ne!e county line* IMS. rayon Up**. Cotton ar ay la* K. M. Gfeaioa. Lake Mary corda. Painting and Paper Hanging H ankarlh G h m a r t P s to t C* R. C. Walkar, Pkona 2*3*14. llft-114 Waal Rsd SC Fbant iftft REPAIRS S a l e " Ad. Call • ~ *. < • -C«'* |> }i 1821 Used furnitura, apfttUaee*. toala, ate. Baught-sold. Larry's Man, *21 East lit SL Phone 1*11. Buy your Fitniitur* at Barry'* Warahoua* Furn., Co., at ftOl W. lit SL All nationally adv. furttltura at warahoua* nrleaa. <■ Wed., March 28, 1956, Pag# 13 THE SANFORD HERALD ______________ ‘_______________ THE OLD HOME TOW N _ By STANLEY j ! j ; rURNISHED single room. Pri­ vate entrance, hath. 1 mil* from Air Rase entrance. 22S9-R, altar 8:20. ! J ■ REAL ESTATE r U—HOMES ATTRACTIVE ft.Batfroom horn*. VA insured Naanelnf, 2% Down Payment. Complete in t«w weak*. LOWELL K. O Z Itl BnRdar — Fbaa* IU* (Nfleat 29*1 R. Orlando Dr. OLD houa* fnr salt, Monro# Corn#r, Lak# Mary Rd. Mr. Thompson, f . o. Box 9*2, Sanford. 3 Badranm Conerat# Black VA — $223 Down Payment $34. r* r Month P k 1 Kitchen Fully Equipped Art fa*l in 'house enlori and tile 4 TH& Y C O M e/A i S I X / A S SO R T E D FLAVOR S / a i *m nt* « fiT—nROKFRS anil RKALTURS BALL REALTY r«AT$fiiM i r w r t n t*#. m um m 47—ItROKERH and REALTORS BELL Anything WMh A ClaiatfiaA uT”aT wiiiddonT hil RAYMOND M. BALL Reg. Real Estate Broker V. K. Douglas. Ruby E. Williams OSCAR M. HARRISON Salesmen REG. BROKERS 119 S. Park Ph- 7241 S. D. Illghleyman, Aiaorlale 191 South Park A m Phone ftM SACUIlTdt: S L J U /U t t d t y C a r n e y 3 hetlrotim, Phillips bull), deluxe B. Peleraon.Brokar masonry home In beautiful Phone 1129-A. - A. R. Peterson Jr.. Wvnnrwood set-lion. Kile licit is Associates P. J. Chraterson. Garfield 3VI|. fully equipped. Floors h.tvo just lolls. John Melsch, R. W. Wil­ been sanded to per feet Ion. Exliams, llaiel M. Fluid. A. C lerlor has been painted with qual­ Domlney, Land Surveyor, ity material. Surrounded by won­ derful neighbors. This Is * real Th# \V»nl Ad Department t* buy at $12,400. The terms are flexible Down paymrnt as low as open from H:3P a. m. until 6:30 p. $1300 with immodiato possession. m. each business day axrept Sat­ urday aftarnoon. Deadline for weak-day Inaartlnna la ftiOO p. m. W. DIETRICHS T. W. MF.RD th* day praeading publication. IMI Park Av*. Phona 11 or 14S Seminole Realty a t*f I •• Ad IUVT CAZAs CLAMIFIED DlfPLAT murcu/ty W. P. SMITH 3313 Park Th. $8100 rou.' bedroom house. -3 ra? gsfsge Within walking distance of tnun, excellent condition. Terms. Connsnlt A REALTOR First (T ’l.LKN A IIAIIKRY 1M N, Park As*. Phone 2313 typaa. FURNISHED apartment close in. Phon* 1321 or 194* W. BUILT On Larg* Landscaped LOTS Lntit In the best of nalghbar I BEDROOM APT. Private anJust outside of city * hoods. tranc*. adults. Til Magnolia. 103 x 103 Phono 2211. — TERMS COMPLETE with all the fe*turea Reasonable TWO ROOMS furnished. 212 W. 4th you have dreamed about such Home* — l.flta — Atrraga St. a* colored General Elartrir ap pliine** and colored plumbing THREE ROOMS, bath, irreened OZIEIl REALTY CO. fixtures. porch, attic fan. anlanna (nr TV. Laur* It Oner W’airr furnish*!, adults. Private AND available at reasonable lire, neal Estate Broker drive wax (Or parking ear. »30. prteei ssith the best financing 240t So, Orlando Dr. — I’h. 1331 Ph 334-J. 710 W. Ill At. A with minimum down-pay­ ments. FURNISHED apt. >04 E. 4th ftt. NEW MASONRY HOMES GARAGE apt 111 wT4th St. $ 75 0 0 .0 0 to SO.’iOO.OO Wellborn C. Phillips, Jr. See our two and three bedroom IlirrailS O N 'S Oc*in Front homes rrailv lor occupancy, Apts. .7.79 S. Atlantic. Daytona Sine# 1949, Sanford’* leading terms available. Builder of hohirs for nsrr 1.400 Reach, Call 2374-W. people. Sales Office: Little Venice Robert A. Willlnmn, Realtor Raymond l.nndqulal, Aaaoalate EFFICIENCY Apt. air-condition­ In lioch Arbor. Phona 1473 Atlantic Hank Rldv. ed. 17-02 city limits, ilumherPHONE 1344 land Court. Alrxnntlrr ft S trln eer FOUR room furnished garaga FOUR rental home* In George, town. Located on larga corner Itral Estate * Insurance apt. Phona 2«7 or 3oo. doubl* lot. On* ft room, i j 4 Mrs. Lourinc Messenger, Assoc. 107 Magnolia Ava. Ph. IS rotm and 2 two room home*.. UNFURNISHED gang* apt. Kit­ All h. Inside hathsronm*. chen equipped, .3 rooms and Monthly Ineonia of $90.00. Exbath, large screened purrh. $500 DOWN rellrnl inveslmrnl at 35200 If 2 It. IL HOUSE, Garage apace fur car. llnao in. with knotty pine Phone 334 nr 1.737. Interested writ* box KflS e/e cabinets in kitchen, double curSanford iitrald. portr, and largo closets. On FURNISHED 3-room apartment. sand bottom laxe. iin a in w #$10 Iltllltle* at** furnished week week. FOR SALK—By owner 3 bedroom BEAUTIFUL OAK SHADED LOT Sleeping rooms $.V.00 ( home. Ideal location, Mayfair Phone .1041W, 701 W. Third. with 2 11. II. house. Kilcbrn .Section. Very reasonable. ’Call equipped. Ceramic tllo hath. Mrs. Esther Ridge, 317 or 1343 R. 3 ROOM furnished apt.* apt. Private Oak floors. Screened Porch, hath, arreen poren, cn, garage. $10,300. Terms. Only .37.30 mo. 412, Park, Mgr. 3-Bedroom house, Lake Mary No down payment. Immediate apt. No. 2 Phono 441-W. *1,000 DOW N possession. Kitchen equipped. Two bedrooms atlraelively furn­ Phone 1420 J-3. lft—BUSIN INDURTRIAI. ished home on largo rlly Ini. Jmrdlate occupancy. Complete OFFICE SPACE - 4 room*. Pal­ •ft—LOTS price $8,200. metto Rldg. Call 1744 or 1494. NICE SUBURBAN LOTS, South, SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOM Phon# 101$-W STORE Room - 107 W. 1st. SuitHorn* with sepnrale dining room, abla for ator* or office. Will LOT In Plantation Ealales, De oak floors, doublo garage. On alter tor tananli, Phon* 1321. Rary, Fla. For particular* nire high Iota. write, Mrs. W. D. Simpson, 110 $14,000 — Good Terms kT—HOUSES a ad COTTAGES W. 2nd. HI., Sanford, Fla. Rosa L. Payton, Broker MAYFAIR Section, Unfurnished 8 IT—BROKERS and REALTORS Annabtlle R. Henderson, Associate rooms, It* baths, Call 1491. Alberta J. Hall, Aaaorlale Phone 2871 17-92 at Hiawatha 11,000 DOW N SEE Seminal* Raalty tor D«str­ ain* Homes and Aftta. Phon* IT 3 Bedroom, Cement niock, bath and half, nict section dose to IF IT IS REAL ERTATr. LARUE 2-itory, 2-badroom. freshHigh Sehnol. Price $11,300. a ah Crumley k Mnatfilh ly painifd bouu on C«l«ry Ava. at 111 South Park Phan* 771 Available March 10th. A. K. LET ui show you a comfortable They Know RUftSEfTEK, Phona 111 two story home. y WK HAVE IT. FOR R*oU-Or Sal* three bed­ Retirement Homes with puttering 3 Bedroom house, cholco location, room house. Phona 2487-R. room and eltrua trees. Low cash on 2 beautifully landscaped pric* or tarm i. TWO, three and four bedroom Iota with fruit trees. 2 car garhnm*a. Roan L. Payton. Phona agt. Priea $14,000, WE hava atvcral types of going am. LIKE TO TRAVEL? husinan and commerlcal pro­ List your home with us, take pertyft ROOM furnlibad houie. Phon* Trailer In trade and aco the 190ft. Country. > Acreage, lakafront loti. UNFURNISHED house for rent. Sea a t (or Frenrh Ave. Property, W. H. "BUI” ITEMPER Moaro* Corner Grocery Store. NEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN la a ita r — General msnraaca Phona 4»-J., 2S44 French Ave. • Guy Allan, Aasaelata J. W. HALL, REALTOR I-ROOM furnished cottage. Ap Arletu Price, Asaorlata "Call Uali" phona 173ft Idy H it OxUndo D r , . _____ Pbaaa 3US 113 N. Par* At*. AND B U U O tN G N E E D S -f S H ER M A N CONCRETE P IP E CO. Out Went 15th St. 50% 670-l!» 710-15 600-16 P h o n e S 48I UPT0 jrt i D IS C O U N T 50% EXCHANGE FEDERAL TAX $11.61 15.96 11.29 $1.09 ** 1.16 : 1.05 s • PAY AS YOti niD E » USE OUR BUDGET TERMS * Ank nhnut our Super Safety Tir« Hunt-M cRoberts, Inc. STATE DISTRIBUTORS FOR DENMAN T IR E S ; PHONE 3 IU •ftar— — I -1 ft *' CLEAN, quid room. T. V. Th# Gablts, 401 Magnolia Ave. FKIG1DAIRE appliance*. *alai 4ft—FATM AND OAKTF.N and **rvtee. G. R. High. Ovtada, Fla. Phone FOft-lllft ar haniard 1919 Ford Tractor Doiih'e Poltnm A. K. Shoemaker. Builder Plumbing. Kretky Heating 14" Plow, 3 Row Cultivator. Phene 1MI 1*42 W attar I p, m. BRITT TRACTOR CO. M. G. HODGES fllway 17-92 Month Phan* Ml Service on All Water rump*— AIR CONDITIONING Well* Drilled - Pump* For Room or Building • -HOMES W—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Paula Road Phone too II. R. POPE CO. INC. :*« South Park Ave. Pkeaa 1444 PL U M B IN G NEW - ACCORDIONS - USED Contract and repair work. Free TARLE top water heater. Good Adult and Children'* Sites animate*. R. L. Harvey. 204 Come in — Look — Innuire condition, Price 130. Phone Sanford Av*. Thon* MM. BUKUR’S MUSIC SHOP 044-M. 207 W. 1st St. - Ph. 3071 21—SPECIAL NOTICES tft-Run.niNr. matrriais used piano. WANTED io buy ENVELOPES, letterhead*, atalePhon# 172.3 It. menu, invoice*, hand bull, and CONCRETE p r o g r a m * , ate. Progrttnv* Prinling Co. Phona 404 — 403 Ready Mixed Concreie, Concrete 12—USED CLOTHING Wait 12th St. Block. Sand, Gravel. Cement TWO Grey. 2 trousers m ill, all* t.'onrrele Pip* In Meet All Quali­ 44. Praclirally new. $23 each, ORLANDO Sentinel SUr, Call fication*. lft Valencia Dr. Dt Rary. Ralph Ray. 21&0. ODHAM ft TUDOR, INC. S h erm an C o ncrala Pipa Co. Out Writ I3lh SI. rksne 2UI U—WANTED TO RUT MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING "Buiidara of Finer Home*" TYPING - LETTER WRITING offeri Highlit CASH. TRADE-IN p n efi PROMPT SERVICE BF.D-I-MIX CONKItETF. paid for used furaltura. Call Beautifully Designed Three anil PHONE llftft Miracle Concrata Co. *3*. Wilson Mater Furniture Co. 404 Ranfotd All. Nat'l. Rank Bldg.. 309 F.lm Ave. Phnae )2ft3 Four B a d r o o m Homes fnr Ill E 1st St. CREDIT BUREAU J i r SANFORD Florida Living INCOME-TAX-SERVICE USED BRICK FRA and VA 10 1> Flnanrrd RENTALS TWO CARLOADS beautiful uaad • Priead from tll.ioo. to $13,000. Wm. H. Murray hrirk. Orange, red. and burnt 1111 Celery Ave. Phono 1841-M .PARTMRNTS Salas Office—2427 So. French Ave. hl»<k. See them at SHERMAN d o ted Sunday and Wednesday concrete rirr. co. Phoaa 2100 or 2980 WEI.AKA APARTMENTS: room*, UPHOIATEBING pnvat* baths. 114 W. First St Cuatom ftlade Drapary and Slip 4ft—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Avalon Apts. Covera. * mm. STA N LEY K U LP HAYNES Office Martin* Co.. Phona Sanlord — 2ftift-J Typawrttar*. adding maohlne*. IFFICIRNCY Apartment Suit 1921 Orlando Drive SalrrRanU li. 214 ftTag., Ph. 44. able lor bachelor or aouple Steam heat. ,wivat» bath, show T. V. REPAIRS or. Cavantesfly located. Aeroai NEW k Uied Daiki, File*, Chairs'Til 10 p m. Servire Call* *3 no W. from Post Offlee. Inquirj Man Fireproof Safe. A Nurri* Ph. 1339. J. Q. Harrin. uel Jaeobaoa D*p4. fttor*. SWEENEY’S Ph. 2493-J. I.lcented Techni­ H I Magnolia Av*. ^ Phone 147 FURNISHED aarag* Apt. 23M cian*, guaranteed wort." * —*■ Malionville. WANT' a 3laulc>- rsrly ? Need u-rusNiTuaE-noL'SEnoLD TWO In-tiioum unruniixhCkl up'. ProdurUT rail 22.32 J. GOODS NOT A RROJECTI Phone 4.72 W. 24—CHILD^C'ARE____________ APARTMENT - 111 Elm. Phone BUT— Homes of Real Individual! 2M.3 W. I will keep children In my home Visit ECHOLS Balcony by hour o r day. Call .780 11. ty: Brittany Farm Homes, Early F u rn itu re Diaplayed fn r easy Clean and rinse In 7-Room furn­ Amarican. Ultra Modern, Con ished apartment. Phono *11. and Convenient Examination ventmnal A F r e n c h Colonial W. J. KINO moo nuih IS—TRUCKS Preferred Ritea la Prafarrad U FOJID pickup for **1* nr Policyholder* frad* tor trailer, boal, and mo­ tor, or houte trailer of equal John W llliam n Ina. A gancy value. Phone 9271. 411 Saiford Atlantia Sank Pbaaa 14 lfttft DODGE 4 ton pickup truck. Good condition, good rubber. Priea ISIS Including llcente. San­ MERCHANDISE ford Furaltura Company 300 E li t St. 42—ARTICLES FOR RENT BUSINESS SERVICES "'For I ~ ~ ...... Now Herald W A N T - A D S Are As Easy As A. B. C. — | I t ALWAYS P»yi To Use The WANT ADS '.■*■y k Sit- �,V - I' 4v 'trm—.------1 ' r i - ------ - • • ■ ■ ■ ' f P F ' , •__________ ________________________ • •• f • ’• / •■ • l Z&u-'l'J*' . )•;- n• • m -Q U A L ITY MEATS . . • FR O ZEN SPECIALS BLUEBIRD ' V > KINGAN’S RELIABLE TENDER SMOKED ORANGE JUICE :j ! K «'Ot. CANS DIXIANA ( HOPPED SPINACH CHOPPED COLLARDS CHOPPED MUSTARD T LYKES SUGAR CREEK SW AN SO N S GRADE A VI lb. up ^ In D IN N E R S brid wav Pfln SWEET TREET SLICED TENDER MEATY CUBE SPARE STEAK r, Lb. MAXWELL HOUSE P IN E A P P LE SCOTT COUNTY RIBS P O R K & B EA N S “COQD BATIN’* wir HAMBURGER " ;i •S ' ■ SALTINES LYKES PALM RIVER SLICED BREAKFAST Lb. CAN $ HAMS c 11-oz. CANS SUNSHINE KRISPY KINGHAN*8 RELIABLE CANNED P IC N IC BEEF POT ROAST EA. FRIED CHICKEN T .V . 10 to 11 lb. TU R K EYS ■ 12-ox. Pka. SOLARINE FLOOR W A X PIN T Lb. BOX FREE WITH PURCHASE OF QT. FOR CHOICE WHOLE e LEG-O-LAMB •a it L.... Lb. LIBBY’S I R O A S T B EEF m MUSSELMAN’S CHERRY $ ! PIE M IX ^1 "3 3 " BLEACH 2Ves. Jar LIBBY’S CORNED BEEF I • •-I BELMONTE STEWED HASH 80S Can 3 Lb. C A N 16*o«. Can 23c Tide ik"*» ' CRISCO HOME LAUNDRY SIZE BOX 3 . (WITH ORDER) 61) SHUR FRESH REYNOLD'S 1 1 i : l W RAP I 4M • SIZE t e : REG. ROLL PAAS KLEENEX 2 7 ( EGG DYE Lbs. For Puro Shopping Pleasure V I* ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ L i X*' ”.- • at 25th St. aw . l / ■■ . f . V. r—J *i f< I f u o ir-l r ............_ VC .......................................... ;___________________________ ,______________________________ ■ > . Sanford ' ' . • AIR CONDITIONED. WIDE AISLES FRIENDLY PERSONNEL REASONABLE PRICES CONTINUOUS MUSIC FREE PARKING -va ■ I f e v i -T �I ; I * I o • ■• w * 1 .** ♦ ' / t **' «•• ' » ' ^ ' ' ” -------1-----------• • « i ----------- ---------, • * ' * * , *7 .* li * V *• . • •----- Shop and Save h Sanford ite r a te ■ . ’ AN INDBPCNDCNT DAILY NKWNPAPCK inunapAY. march » .-------mss ----------- V O LU M E XLV1I1 A rw rU le d Prcws la a s e tl W ire --------------— ifam- Seminole County Registrations Over 10 Thousanit C of C Shown Proposed Route ! The proposed route /or IT-92 extending from French Ave, at Lake i Monroe, across the lak* and into Volusia County through Enterprise and DeBary and to Join the present route two miles soijih of Orange City, was shown to the tChamber of Commerce members attending the Coffee Club this morning. John Krtder, Sanford City Com­ missioner, who made the proposal to the Long flange Highway Plan>flood Friday services of the <nine Committee headed by J. Seminole County Ministerial Asso­ Rrailry Odham. to the group that ciation will he held tomorrow at We have had favorable action Good Friday Theme Revealed As 'Love Speaks From Cross' *" Weather Partly cloudy and continued warm today; somewhat cooler tonight and Friday with a fa* •honor i. 'Rosy' Ryan Guest April 7 At C Of C Coffee Closing Club This Morning Date K V .» Sw cC«Cr"5 1 ! Accidents Involve■ Following Too Close By Two Vehicles vi f Sanford beginning at 12 noon. Commnrcfc snd the Major of Or-1 Tho theme of the service will he \V. D "Rosy" ftyan, C.eneral WA Seminole County registrations •‘Love Soealcs From the Cross " in '*f C,,y ‘'Thrv ,pl> mf*” ' Manager «f the Minneapolis Mil­ hate exceeded ten thousand, said Two accident* were reported With nr. W. r . nrooks Jr., the J>rider' 'th*1 ,h,fy dn *n•vl^ln, lers baseball organlfation. a a i i y Camilla llrure, Seminole hy Florida Highway Patrolman . Rev. Milton H. Wyatt, the Rev. «hf{ r »" 10 m*kp nc* rou,c * guest of ..thrr evinnn-r Seminole Cmsyl* ■ gill >1 n, • R„prrV l.-Or of Ilcgistra i,a r| williams thi* morning. Lucian W. Scott, and the Ilev. re* , ) • .. . . Chamber of Commerce C offee Club 0. Mcfnnis presiding. bopp lb»l il Both eccldenti Ineefred ’follow* this morning. Mrs. nmee said that lat new The three-hour service embraces I 8 *'• no,,J D^P*r,nie”1 wl11 authoSpeaking to on. of the ! . « ..» , ^ ™ u , , ing too close" he seld. the seven last words from ,h r | rise a center line to be ocated for groups Cross as spoken by the Savior. ,hf ProP0,«d route.’ hrider told EXPRESSING APPRECIATION FOBTIIEIB rooperatlon andeealstan.-e UBrigadier GeneralRo. e , ' 0 1 ~ "law Oviedo during ihP two The first accident we* at 4 Seven minlstera of Seminole1*1,6 Seminole County Chamber ol licit0. White, A*»lstnut(icnernl forFloridant far left.WiththaiOencral arc(left to right) 'Chief Chamber‘of Cornmerc^Prestdem j“ “J P " ‘" ' ‘J** «h/ Cmintv churches will brine the Commerce members. Deputy Sheriff James Sinirletary, Cant. Joseph I). Ilryant, Capt. Johnny Kiofchek, and Cnairnun of the George Touhy and City Commit* frp 1 hr Uy .south of Sanford at Flowing Well meditation. The service hss been "There it considerable pressure Seminole County Board of Commissioners W. B. Milter. (Staff Phot#) sinner .Win Krider. This additional number of new drly,n by C1,r,nc* Mlek*n»’ « • divided into seven complete 2 i ' ,rom ,he * e“ »idl! ° r Sfmmolc 1 Touhy, speaking on Ihc progress 1 registrations brings our total vot- when a 19(0 Mack traelor trailer. minutes periods In order that I County to stop the highway at Fivo a a k i t e ---| of Sanford businc** men and vvn(j trn thousand ilie 1of Jack*onville. and belonging In e. veryone may be able to attend Points." Krider sakl. at least one portion. . “ We’ve brought the highway to 1 ,nrn ,hat br ; : ! »«l.l. the W lnn-m*.. store, of JaekMrt* progress we •' Mrs Brure emphasized that villa pulled off to th# side of th» f. Progrem for th# servtce is as Sanford snd row we must get a out: Allows: : again.” Krider said. I hPi ‘° . T h a i A'" 11 7 '• " ’(* rlnring date for road and we. .truck by a 19M At 12 noon the theme of the' The Sanford City Commissioner / ' ltB,linilv rrtfitlr.ilion for Ihoif who i r r Wh*U Stml tructnr «nd trailer 15-minute portion of the service told the Chamber of Commerce • n i' , lln,v r1„M in the Ton n ,0 ' " ' f ln " ,r M»-f * 'driven hy Albert B. Clon’e, 27, nt "The .Department of Agricultural will be a quartet with Fay Lee.l member* Hus morning that con­ V ,1 I tho competition ’£ S % t i S ? S * £ 'Z ,M ;; 17- 7- * * ' • c. of thr Slate of FloriJa is the only I text. "Father forgive them for! siderable interest is being shown are open *1 the office of the Sup-] »r)l# Wh lt. tnick atruck thn business," he said. department of thr Stale which fin. 1 they know not what they do," from every side, especially from rfHr — nf —th, ........ Mafk with Itvan told the Chamber nf Com- eivi.ur, of . .llrgisliallon . _ „In the ----...........H.maga taken from Luke 23:21. Meditation, DeHary. Orange City, Enterprise, Clem Jo Proudfoot, the 41j aners itself." L. If. I^wis told the , mere* that 31 newspaper men " f <" ,nm' rrr , 1 , 1 1 .from the amashup amounting to will he spoken hr the Bev. David snd right here in Ssnford. veer old Miami Miss. chosen as Sanford Klwanis Club yesterday at “ |o0,t" V, ,h“"*h *oln* about »n00’ to the rear of tho and TV newsmen were In Sanlnrd B. Camcfix. *]ie guest soloist We must cooperate and push this 'jk~' ]y-,fl National Easier Seal it* noon lunrhron meeting, Vrslerday for the American A*-, * , 1 the biggest vnle In Semi- .Mack truck and about gLOOd to will he Mrs. James Dntsrd. proiect lo its completion," he con- Bjr|, w|m r(lCntly charmed l’r#»i. "It receives no millage," said, He ex- ",,Ir ' * h,,,or>’ , Mr*; |th . White.. T h . entire front vval snriatinn Spring5 meeting. ........................... n . At 12:33 p. m. the theme of the! eluded of. (he Interest „ ,rn frnn| dent Eisenhower at the While Lewis is he explained that out ori plained that the pennant winning nr,"’“ • ."because . , . ............. . , h# whil8 , rUfk ,n ,h# jfc o n d 23-minute portion will be. j House, will lie * guest of 1 enlral the t« divisions all except three or team of the *s„,elation is best, *hown In registration up to the ifc|d, nl. ” *Love Unconditional," with th e! Florida Society for Crippled four pay their own way. for the Spring meeting and .^ " P c p ie are coming' Clo"U w a. charged wl»h *’W L (ext from Luke 23:24, "Verily I Children at a special Good |-ri"We are concerned with a go»d| aay unio Thee, today shall thou C i . . * , - r . - s ; - , , ; - In to check Iheir registration andiur* _y*. --v day luncheon to bn held tomoriow merchantable prngram for the year." he with me in Paradise." SpeaF- J l O r r T I S V - O n t i n U l l i g see if they're registered to'*01' 1101at noon at the Langfoid Hotel in farm er,' he said, "because w e1 Ityen told the Chamber of Com­ to vole." At 7:39 Iasi night, ImmedUt*ing the meditation will he tlie Winter Park. want lo be treated as a public acr> merce memlier* that "We have Bey. R. H. Spear. Guest eolmsts Tho dutch treat luncheon ix be- vice." | hopes that the entire Giant Farm . Thr lavok* will he laken tumor* W nnr,h «f Sanford about a* - svstc.n can com. back uher. ... In ik Stra'eighth wil Ibe a quartet with Fay I*#. lly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing held in Clara Jo's honor. With Lewis, director of all State the. rowr row night nl*‘h‘ lo "» Fern Park, !*•*. Mr*, .eighth of «f a mile north of UlO Davl dCamefix, Tommy Stringer, Violent wind and snow storm*. |i.,e young lady will be Bonnie Farmer# Market* and Cattle Auefuture." Our farm ayitem train­ III uce said today, and they will cBy limit*, an automobile an4' * »t- liie Prairie laike and Joe Coggeshall'singing. which struck crippling blows yex- Kerripan. executive dirertot of tlm ' lion Markets, explained the organing camp here, several year* ago, j lie located . . CMC Van were involved In « colli­ The third 23-minute portion of terday to northern section* of the rrlppU-d Children*. Society In Ml- Itallou of the Department of Agrlwax known to he the best In the A.nrrlcwn Legion Hut Next Wed- sion. theservice be«m» at 12:50 with Midwest, continued Iheir aaaauU H.„|. nm| Clara Jo’s mother eullure. Ihc location of the markets. United Stales. Ryan said "We "W " U’r reglatrallon booki According te Patrolman f g r l the Geneva Williams, a , 1059 Pontlae Coupe, •• -ru* , t/ive a Responsiblli- tostav. jlra. Harold Appleby, chairman and thr various divisions and th eir. ^ like It here," he said and we have will lie located tia*. " .The taxon . ,!’0!,’ from' Manv communltle* communities In four alateo state* ;** >«/ th*. ti.. eU.alar i i » «Real u i «*n-.naiim n v i» , •“ "We have itrlet Initruc- 1 VV I ”' 'text axl *I*’ l*l<cn1 1! Many eairiP*iK" in nn purivosca. ^ ' ! ! t ' ~ t h e . n r t ?Ue.‘Srm«r...0»g.gn4 vSemlnolk CuuntyT . 11J vleo- pieal- lions." Lewis said "Not l o ’make *^y Son. . Be h n o l d f n y Mother. . ren.ln-w ere virtually paralysed d, nt of t hf central Flo.bta So- a profit. «o are a xerv l i e. - ........... 7 w Paehim enest Ivlout y ,h* ' l*nrou, f *rlv »Pring e.ely for Crippled Children, along We could have had more cattle HEARING AN APRON on whlrh an op- following too dose and the trncll will lie Diek Alien * storms. u ith her son Jol.n, will anoint auction markel*. thr Farmer* Mar-1 he mu»t aerure signatures of ford ltd* weekend. Saturday alter- porlunily lo regUler.glvj«n The hook. Hr|v, a hy |<<0 8mUht 303> #f „ r. The dmt storms which smoih. j|lr |„nrhcon for th* E.i-icr Seal k<■1■ diiertor said, “ but we prefer1 every member of th* club ix noon the Millers meet the IndiaTheme of the fourth portion of ered crop* in the Great Plains i,j,| for 1931V private enlrrprive In han.lie Ihrm.” j George Amlrewr Spear. Inducted' napollx leant and on Sunday they J*-' 1 * *'r,,rv* Isndo, owned hy Robinson Mttaio the aerviec. which begins *1 l IV *!,*|P(| Slroiig wind* which struck Lewt«, veiy •iiccdtcxlly dccliirrd | veslertlar as 1 new mrniber n( meet (he ITiattaiuxiga l/H»kout*. , .. .. , , C°-t Died to dodge him striking p. m. will he “ Loves Extremil*. ’ from northern To\a« *nd eastern that the fairs, .how. and exposition h ’ e Smiorit Kiwauis Club. (Staff Both games are slated to be play- .. , . V .' l’»ntla» on the right reef where ttie iMiukt are taken to the With the text from Mark 13 34 Mexico lo the Canadian f-ndcr. ril «l 1:30 In Ihc altrrnoon. efforts of his organization, under Photo) I various rnnimniuiiitie*. will be ^ .. . . . . . . . nd Mstthew 27;4<l "My God, Mv hnrder diminished front eastern the direction of Nathan Mayo. open Intni 3 In In p. nt. Also, i I>»mag* was estimated at |12» Colorado snd Kansas souths*apt. '■\re the gioat finale of our pro! *he reminded, the local Supervisor p ,n ,l*e ,n d 4^* *" *"• me." The Rev. P. !„ Sinne will However, there wa* rnnsldrr.ihle REYKJAVIK. Iceland P —Ireof Itegtstratlnn offire will he open.*01^* iklivec the meditation. Guest solo- dust in the air In western Teias land's Parliament has called on g r a m" Speaking of the nuny ^ agiirultural groups of the State. I I next Tuesdsy night from 7 to 9 Cnarjte are ml-.g filed against fits are: Miss ( arnltne Melnni*, t and p*rts of Oklahoma snd Kan- I t force* In qml lht« North At- he said “ Wc are happy In work I,to Smith, said Patrolman WH* CHICAGO m — Traffic deaths p m’ ______ __________ _ C r ,u n l,>', .a . . U n tie defense post. Die n tn v r Wj||, n ,,,,p g rm lp „ f o r w r j, aVr liamt. and Clifford MtKibben Jr. arc lOing tip and op _ 1 7 , “ Stormy weather al*o hit eastern «m'M leave the *ir»tfg'r i'land—l nclpeil nuke them what they are Fifth of the portions of the an(, , 0ll'lhrrn ,c rijnr.s or Ihc court an NATO member almost midvsay lu(|ay •• PHILADELPHIA .ft — A deva The National Safety Council to L - O U n t y j C h O O l S three-hour service begins *1 I.to | ry thP form of rain or hail and between Moscow and New Yoik— -what |* done in thi* great »t*tmg explosion blasted a four-!**** focused attention on the long p. m. with ’*'# theme "I^ivc’* strong wind*. with no nnlllarv force. country pf eurs must he done tin ’lory grn ary Into flaming rubble upward rlinth with Ihl* statement. | V -IO S 0 I O m O rrO W , J'nontie*." A * l«xl •* taken nitt/ardlikc enndition* were reThe Communist • supported re* aclfiahly.” l.ewj* derlero.l. lie con last main and rut a 10-blnck sw»(h| f»eu«e-l etlentlnn on the long up- ^ T J from John 19:23 "After thi*. pnrtc.l early today In thr Dakota* nliUmn w a s a.lonttil 31 IflliM night r ),„|r(| .„|,|r r „ hrfme the Ki of damage through Philadelphia’* with this statement: ( K C - w D C n I U CSO O V NEW YORK ift—Graca Hfljp, preparing for th* pomp and ear** mony of her marrlag* nait month to Prlnra Rainier HI *f Monaco, waa given an old-fashioned bridal shower ymterday by h tr girl friend* *TH* film star ahowad itp at a« upper East gida apartment »itb her mother, sister, ii»l*|d)n-U* and several other folk* from PHIL adelphla. wax smoke was Ihc extent nf the dekilled, the •ante number as in Force fighter interceptor squadron will reni»en again on Tuesday Slmwer present* Included rptll* , (VTh* seventh and last of the 23 •cveral "supporting units” and tmrninK lr»'h in hii bark yard struellnn fully revealed. A* far a*' February In IBII and 1953. rmnting, Milwre said. a bit of lingerie, l bearh hah » atlnute pnrtloni of th. service will the ioint Iceland defense force. Il when the fir* alrcn started. Il» eye could see there w-i-re( Tlte loll In February of-this year RESOLUTION fancy belt and a eak# with tiny begin at 2:35 p. m. with the theme TAMPA AV—Tampa's city board refused on security ground* In sre-, left home 00 th* dnubla. Winn j*r°keB window a, smashed a tit onto-. **** 10 p tr cent higher than tn j CONHCIENCF.T umbrella*. "Love’a Surrender." Tlte text council has approved a retain- cify Ihe numlirr of men Involved. n,p jjtf was out, lluslt rush'd th I I’i?1"'1" , , | February J933. Some nf Hie In- PHOENIX. Aria. f/l-j-A ht.rgThe party waa given by Mfi, "And when Jesux had cried with tion asking the Legislature to Die resolution said the defensr j 'he scene nf Ihe explosion w a*|rrease wax attributed to the extra |*i- broke Into a lumber company, John Richardson and Mr*. Mel* a loud voice, he said, Father, into raise Ihe minimum age for rent- treaty sltoul I hr revised so that "i "e‘ . . . . , l" ° blocks wr*t of Hie Schuylkill day in this leap year February, appcinriitly began to dlsniaiiti* Ttiy hand* I command my spirit: lar aulomobile drivers' license* Icelander*—who hav* no army 01 1 haikyard fire s a i out «f River lhal separate* the dountnwrnj But, tha council said. It wa* the the safa, changed hi* mind, put' rolm Key bold. They wil Ibe attegd* •nd having said thus, he gave from 18. to lg and for restricted navy at present—would taka over control. Ha phoned tha fire truik portion o f the city from JVgit largest monthly perrentaga in-1 It hack together and left without inis nt Mis* Kally'a wedding April IRup <n« ghost," Is taken from license* from 14 to |g. Phtladalphia. their own defense*. Increase line* June 1131. : taking a thing. * Jke 23:44-49. The Rev, Lewis C. J-Uk Across the street from tha blast-! rd building—tha milling plant of f f Jctct h will speak Ihe meditation. *U»at snloril will be Mis* Gene Gui Ihe Tidewater Mill and Elrvalor Nunntlly. f’o .-th a new Philadelphia Bulle­ .Appropriate hymns, p r a y e r , .•A.i tin four-story building look the MARCH tg % aeripture rtadtng and organ inter­ full fury of the blast. Admission* ludes will make each 23-minute Windowa were radutfed to glass rievetancl Brown (Sanfordportion a complete service in it­ powder, ceilings f»||. partition* Debra Whitley (Sanford) self for Ihe benefit of himnejs were hammered nut of shape and I John Henry (Oviedo) people, housewives, and worshipoffice furniture was overturned. William Scotl (Oviedo) peri who rannot attend more Th* force of tha blast lore down Dora Canty (Sanford) , than one portion of the three-hour communication* line* on Market Airs. Betty Lucille Utley (Sanford) >4^ood Friday Joint service. Street, knocked electric signs off John Ludwig (Sanford) ' buildings and showered the arra BIRTH • with fragments of metal and wood. Baby Girl McCarter (Jack • Tha explosion wa* fell 23 miles Charier, Geneva) away. Th* City Hall switchboard Discharges reported an estimated 23.000 tele­ Barbara Allen (All, Dora) phone calls were received In a Mrs. Lois Higginbotham (Sanford) four-hour prlod. Emmanuel Em richIt (De Bary) Pery) 2 WASHINGTON iR-A twn-honr Workmen in tho demolished! ,ake Alnnroc) Lily Troutman (Lake “ ------ * lo p tfence between President Eiplant's warehouse said they were John Williams (Geneva) t eewhower end Secretary of State1 alive "hy a rnlrada." An amplnya MARCH Tl’illes followed closely yeaterdsv Admlaeiona of a nearby business place said -.^tyenhowtr’a r e t u r n from hl« I "It seamed a* if a train reared Orie Mae Jackson "T'Ule Summit'* mreling. (Altamonte Springs) at its and than burst with hellish * Dulle* said they talked oyer "an fury." Ruth Hudson <Aft. Dora) iceormilatinn of business," hut he Mrs. Francis Smith (Sanford) d*»tin*d In give any details. He Mrs. KaKle BialrdeU (Sanford) A T L T rE R E R B FORM CLl’R itM nn urgency wae Involved. . Johnny Whit# (Sanford) AUSTIN, Tag pD—Stutterers flte two met a t the While House Mrs, Ruby Grlffle (Sanford) at, the University of Ttxaa, ha1*4 hours aRer Elsenhower reJohn Karl Griggs (Sanford)'* having aelf-ridicula I* on* of lh« Mrned from White Sulphur1 best forma of treatment, have Finney M. Heyei (Longwood) Snrings. W.Ve W ere he had met Discharge* organttod th*m*»lv»» into Th* with F r e a l d e n t Adolfo Run Albert Cunainlhem (Sanford) _______________ *nd Sputter Literary Bo<I L a i l a a . . a i U aa(w A "a a d BmmI Cnrttnia «f Mp«Je« and Frtm e| d t a TB 'FARMERS Debra Whitley (Sanford)'** (e*nt*r) addrMse. Ranford Klwanfi Club at ! ‘' ‘F* Th* •«*cl«ty maata watkly Warren * . I_ ________ t ■ U lster Louis 8 t Laurent ------- of, jtttard ay 'a noon luncheon mealing. Randy Andarson, w;ho Introduced Lav*la la shown on lift. Klwanl* 1 ,nd twambera u k « tura earring ditr G tn irtl H eU BIRTH ’ x* rt G. U'hIU, A n ilaUr.l Adjutant GeuengJ of Florl* I Club F m sdsnt A- L. Wllioa la on tha rig h t (8 feff Photo) 1 aa chairman. Baby Gut Smith i da durinf hU good.will visit t# Sanford. (Staff Photo) » • ,y-r■n-.r- ir •» ii, ••'p<‘w)-,,y‘fV' 1;'VT — i f".K 4 * • •v *v\»xi *•*. ■ ,fty a) l|AL\e*5 < "■'* JU*'i Mrs. Appleby, Son Lewis Tells Kiwanians To Attend Luncheon O f Agriculture Dept. For '56 Seal Star Violent Wind, Snow In Midwest Areas wa: Iceland Asks U. S. Forces To Quit Post 4 Explosion Blasts Plant Into Rubble Traffic Deaths Keep Going Up Grace Given Bridal Shower By Friends | Hospital Notes 2-Hour Conference Between Ike, Dulles Clo<e< Yesterday i v : w .iz. /> %!.: ' iBj- , ■7 •Xttifil'rr1,'.rijmttt 1 Kii 1 . ________ ii2________ /t ' }& I . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 28, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 28, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 28, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald